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1 OPEN CLASS DEPARTMENTS Dairy/Beef Feeder/ Dairy Steer Show DEPARTMENT A Superintendents - Putnam County Calf Keepers Dale Schulte Steve Backus Dan Karhoff Mark Knott JUDGING: THURSDAY JUNE 26, :00 PM Order of Show: Dairy feeders, beef feeders, dairy steers, showmanship Limit of two entries in any one class per exhibitor. Classes will be decided after weigh in. Weigh in will be Thursday from 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Weigh in will be done at the north swine barn scale. Cattle will be shown by weight. Maximum weight for calves is 650 lbs. Only open class cattle brought in will be released after the show. All cattle must be halter broke and led in the ring to show. All feeders and steers must be dehorned and castrated. Entry fee per head is $ Class premium: $10.00 for rst, $7.00 for second and $5.00 for third. Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place. Grand Champion: $100.00, Reserve Champion: $50.00 Vehicles cannot block re lanes. Bedding will not be provided. Clean up is owners responsibility. Limited stall space available. Cattle may be shown off trailer. Exhibitors will need to bring own generators if needed. All cattle must pass health regulations. Cattle may be checked by committee members or by veterinarian. No building, painting or altering of animal permitted. All open class cattle must enter through west gate entrance, Gate 4. Beef DEPARTMENT B Co-Superintendents - Denny Schroeder Josh Wolke Entries Close June 22, 2014 JUDGING: SATURDAY JUNE 28, :30 PM Putnam County Exhibitors must purchase a $25 membership ticket. Non-county exhibitors must purchase a $25.00 $6.00 entry fee per head per class except classes which are $6.00 per entry. All cattle must be on grounds between 4 PM - 8 PM on Friday, June 27, Only Open Class Cattle released after show on Saturday, June 28. Limit of two entries in any one class per exhibitor. Exhibitor must have Registration papers ready for inspection by judges and superintendents at their request. Animals without quality and showing neglect shall not receive premiums. All cows must be exhibited with calf at side. No bedding furnished. All fans must be plugged into a power strip. No fans are allowed to blow air from behind livestock. All fans will blow on leadside of steers and beef feeders. No nails or screws may be used, however you may use wire to hold fan cages. All violators will be told to leave grounds. All cattle will be governed by the following schedules and premiums. FIRST PLACE $18.00 SECOND PLACE $14.00 Division 7 - Hereford Division 8 - Shorthorns, no plus Division 9 - Angus Division 10 - Crossbred & AOB Division 11 - Chianina Division 12 - Simmental Exhibits are open to all counties and states that are open to Putnam County, but the Society reserves the right to close entries when the stalls are taken. ***Awards to be presented to the Supreme Grand and Reserve Champion Bull and Female overall breeds. BULL CLASSES 1. Bull, Junior Calf must have been calved after Jan. 1, Bull, Winter Calf must have been calved between Nov. 1 - Dec Bull, Senior Calf must have been calved between Sept. 1 - Oct. 31, Bull, Late Summer Yearling July 1 - Aug. 31, Bull, Early Summer Yearling May 1 - June 30, Bull, Late Junior Yearling must have been calved between March 1, - April 30, Bull, Junior Yearling must have been calved between Jan. 1 - Feb. 28, CHAMPION BULL: Rosette RES. CHAMPION BULL: Rosette HEIFER CLASSES 8. Heifer, Junior Calf must have been calved after Jan. 1, Heifer, Winter Calf must have been calved between Nov. 1 - Dec. 31, Heifer, Senior Calf must have been calved between Sept. 1 - Oct. 31, Heifer, Late Summer Yearling July 1 - Aug. 31, Heifer, Early Summer Yearling May 1 - June 30, Heifer, Late Junior Yearling March 1- April 30, Heifer, Junior Yearling must have been calved between January 1 - February 28, Heifer, Senior Yearling must have been calved between September 1 - Dec. 31, Cow, 2 years old and over older than Sept Pair of Yearling Heifers shall consist of two females from the Senior Yearling Heifer, Junior Yearling Heifer or Summer Heifer classes. 18. Pair of Heifer Calves shall consist of two females from the Senior Heifer Calf, Winter Heifer Calf, or Junior Heifer Calf classes. CHAMPION FEMALE...Rosette RES. CHAMPION FEMALE... Rosette Open Class Steer Show DEPARTMENT B - CLASS 40 Co-Superintendents - Denny Schroeder Josh Wolke $15.00 entry fee per head at time of entry JUDGING: SATURDAY JUNE 28, PM All cattle must be on the grounds between 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Saturday, June 28, Cattle will be released following the end of the show. Open to all counties that are open to Putnam County. Exhibitors must be able to prove ownership 60 days before day of show Open to all Purebred, Crossbred, and Grade Steers All steers must be broke and be led in the ring to show All steers must be Polled or Dehorned Steers must be showed by weight Steers will be weighed between 2:00-3:00 PM. Approximately 10 steers per class Top three from each class will be eligible to compete for nal placing Top Five Places: $50, $40, $30, $20, $10 OPEN CLASS SHOWMANSHIP will follow the Open Class Steer Show COWKIDS SHOWMANSHIP Open to kids age 8 and under will follow Open Class Showmanship. No entry fee. Sheep DEPARTMENT C JACKPOT MARKET LAMB SHOW ON FOOT ONLY Superintendent, Doug Meyer JUDGING: FRIDAY JUNE 27, :30 PM Overall Grand Champion... $ Overall Reserve Champion... $ rd Overall...$ th Overall...$25.00 *Classes to be decided after weigh in *There will be showmanship classes for all ages. 1. Entry fee $15.00 per head at time of entry. 2. Animals must be on grounds for

2 weigh-in 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM on June 27, Not over 20 lambs per class. Premium of $25.00 for 1st place, $20.00 for 2nd place, $15.00 for 3rd place and $12 for 4th place. 4. Animals will be released to go home immediately after show. 5. Use East livestock gate for show entrance. Gate admission is $ Blankets must be removed from lamb before weighing. 7. No one allowed in show ring during judging except Judge, Exhibitor and Fair Of cials. 8. If the animal was born after January 1, 2014, it must have of- cial USDA sheep identi cation and be identi ed to the ock of birth either by an eartag or tattoo placed by the owner of the ock of birth, or a tag or tattoo placed by the purchaser. 9. Lambs will only be shown off the trailer. **Open Class Showmanship immediately after Jackpot Lamb Show. Swine DEPARTMENT D Co-Superintendents - Jay Beckman Kendra Von Lehmden nd Annual Market Hog Show The event is sponsored by the Putnam County Agricultural Society. JUDGING: SATURDAY JUNE 28, :00 AM ENTRIES ARE TO BE IN PLACE (in special area to be provided) by 9 AM SATURDAY, JUNE 28. Open to counties that are open to Putnam County Each animal is allowed to be shown in only one class Entry fee is $10.00 per head paid at time of weigh-in All purebreds, crossbreds and grades - both barrows and gilts are eligible Cryptorchids and late castrates will be disquali ed All hogs (terminal) will be sold to a local buyer for that days market, except hogs also shown in Jr. Fair All hogs will be excused from the fairgrounds when loaded by purchaser. The exhibitor of the excused hogs will receive payment directly from the purchaser or through Putnam County Ag Society. All entries will be identi ed, weighed, (of cially) and classed starting at 8:00-9:30 AM, SATURDAY, JUNE 28. Hogs must be entered in actual owners name. Example: 4-H exhibitors must enter in their own name. Hogs must be entered in class they are in. Entries must be paid at weigh time SATURDAY, JUNE 28. Entries that are also entered in Junior Fair may also be entered in Open Class Market Hog Show. These hogs will not be weighed Saturday, June 28. However, Junior exhibitors must present weight, sex and tag number information instead at this time. Weight will be veri ed using Jr. Fair weight information. Entry fee must be paid at this time. Class sizes will be app. 10 pigs per class depending on weight breaks NO EXCEPTIONS! Champion Market Barrow Champion Market Gilt Open Class Adult and PeeWee Showmanships Grand Champion Barrow... $60.00 Reserve Gr. Champion Barrow.. $30.00 Grand Champion Gilt... $60.00 Reserve Gr. Champion Gilt... $30.00 ** Special Notice: All 4-H and FFA youth are encouraged to participate! Adult Swine & Pee-Wee Showmanship Participants can use any hog on the ground with permission of owner Admission is $1.00 per adult No Fee for Pee-Wee class Cash Prizes Mens and Ladies Classes Pee Wee Class - 8 and under Right After Open Class Show Donation for Class by: H.G. Violet Equipment, Delphos, OH Homemade Wine DEPARTMENT - E Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, Must be 21 years old to exhibit. No entry accepted unless it can be placed in a listed category. Entries submitted in wrong category will be disquali ed. Presentation: Wines must be made from grapes, berries, fruit, vegetables, or a blend of these. Ingredients may be fresh, canned, dried, concentrated or preserved items. Still wines MUST be in smooth bottles and approximately 750ml capacity. May be closed with cork, screw topper or plastic topper. Wine must be within 1 inch of cork or closure. Bottle must be labeled with class of Wine, Year it was made and main ingredient. Wine Judging Standards: Clarity Color Aroma/Bouquet Palate Flavor Balance/Finish $7.00 $5.00 $ Dry Red Grape 2. Dry Red Non-grape 3. Dry White Grape 4. Dry White Non-grape 5. Rose Blush 6. Red Sweet Grape 7. Red Sweet Non-grape 8. White Sweet Grape 9. White Sweet Non-grape 10. Dessert Grape 11. Dessert Non-grape 12. Sparkling Red 13. Sparkling White $10.00 Homebrewed Beer DEPARTMENT - E Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, Competition is open to all amateur brewers 21 years of age and older. All entries must be homemade and intended for private, noncommercial use. Blending or addition of any commercial beer/ale is strictly prohibited. Entries will be judged according to Beer Judge Certi cation Program style standards. The brewer will be responsible for entering the appropriate category to be judged. Each bottle must be labeled with a lot number, description of the beer, and style. The top 3 beers in each ight as determined by the judges will be awarded rst, second and third places. The rst place beer from each ight will compete in a best of show round. Disquali ed beers may be judged, but will not be eligible for awards. Judges may decide not to award all places in any category. Judges decisions are nal. PRESENTATION: Beer may be made from malt, hops, grain, fruit/vegetable/juice or any other product commonly used in making beer. Bottles must be free of all labels, raised labels, or identifying markings. Bottles must be 7 to 16 oz. sizes. EXCEPTION: Entries in Class #7, Belgian and French Ales, may be entered in bottles and seals appropriate to the style. Any type of standard closures are allowed including crown caps, ip-top (Grolsch) style stoppers and cork & wire stoppers. Caps which have logos or lettering must be blacked out. Brewer must submit 2 bottles per entry. BEER JUDGING STANDARDS: Bouquet/Aroma Appearance Flavor Body Drinkability 14. Pale Lagers - Light American Lager Standard American Lager Premium American Lager Munich Helles Dortmunder Export German Pilsner Bohemian Pilsner Classic American Pilsner Maibock/Helles Bock 15. Amber and Dark Lagers - Vienna Lager Octoberfest/Marzen Dark American Lager Munich Dunkel Schwarzbier Traditional Bock Doppelbock Eisbock 16. Hybrid Beers - Cream Ale Blonde Ale Kolsch American Wheat or Rye North German Altbier Dusseldorf Altbier California Common

3 American Ales - American Pale Ale American Amber Ale American Brown Ale American IPA 18. English Ales - Standard/Ordinary Bitters Special/Best/Premium Bitter Extra Special/Strong Bitter (English Pale Ale) English IPA Southern English Brown Ale Northern English Brown Ale 19. Scottish and Irish Ales - Scottish Light 60/- Scottish Heavy 70/- Scottish Export 80/- Scotch Ale Irish Red Ale 20. Belgian and French Ales - Witbier Saison Belgian Blonde Dubbel Tripel Golden Strong Dark Strong Biere de Garde Belgian Specialty Flanders Red and Brown All Lambics Sour Ales 21. German Wheat and Rye Ales - Weizen/Weissbier Dunkelweizen Weizenbock Berliner Weisse Roggenbier 22. Porters and Stouts - Brown Porter Robust Porter Baltic Porter Dry Stout Sweet Stout Oatmeal Stout Foreign Extra Stout Imperial Stout 23. Specialty/Experimental Beers - Styles include but are not limited to: Olde Ale English Barleywine American Barleywine Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beers Christmas/Spiced/Winter Specialty Beers Smoke- avored Wood Aged Beers Fruit Beers $7.00 Home Grown Fruit DEPARTMENT F Entries close June 20, :00 PM Exhibits must be in place June 22, 2014 between 12 Noon - 4 PM Open to ALL exhibitors Entries may be removed after 8:00 AM Sunday, June 29, All Exhibitors must purchase a membership or $ $ $1.00 BERRIES (1/2 Pint - Glass Container) 1. Strawberries 2. Red Raspberries 3. Black Raspberries CHERRIES 4. Sour Cherries - Early Richmond 5. Sour Cherries - Montmorency 6. Sweet Cherries - Bing 7. Sweet Cherries - Queen Anne 8. Miscellaneous, Fruit MISCELLANEOUS Plate or 6 x 8 Styrofoam Tray No plastic on vegetables 9. Turnips (3) 10. Onions, Red (3) 11. Onions, Yellow (3) 12. Onions, White (3) 13. Bean, Marrowfat-pint 14. Beans, Corn Shelled-pint 15. Beans, navy-pint 16. Beans, Baby Lima-pint 17. Beans, Kidney-pint 18. Beans, Pole 19. Butter, Beans 20. Kohlrabi, green (3) 21. Kohlrabi, purple (3) 22. Kale,Tray (3) 23. Beets, table red (3) 24. Beets, 1 largest table 25. Zucchini (3) 26. Carrots, orange, long (3) 27. Carrots, Oxharts (3) 28. Carrots, other varieties (to be named) (3) 29. Radishes (3) 30. Pickles, small (3) 31. Cucumbers, (3) large slicers 32. Snow Peas (3) 33. Head Lettuce (1) 34. Asparagus (3) 35. Rhubarb, (3) 36. Cauli ower (1) 37. Cabbage, 1 early 38. Cabbage, 1 late 39. Cabbage, 1 red 40. Cabbage, largest head 41. Peas, 6 on a tray, in a shell 42. Green Beans, tray (6) 43. Yellow Wax Beans, tray (6) 44. Purple String Beans, tray (6) 45. Leaf Lettuce, tray 46. Swiss Chord, tray 47. Broccoli 48. Any other, not listed VEGETABLE OR FRUIT ODYSSEYS: Any fresh fruit or vegetables that have grown in into any unusual recognizable shape or object. Card attached to identify. $9.00 $7.00 $4.00 Agriculture DEPARTMENT G One entry per class Exhibitor limited one entry in each variety of Wheat, Oats, Seeds and Soybeans Entries close June 20, :00 PM Exhibits must be in place Sunday, June 22, :00 noon - 4:00 PM Open to all Exhibitors Entries may be removed after 8:00 AM Sunday, June 29, $25.00 membership or season ticket. No other entry fee is charged. WHEAT: Pint Glass Jars $ (Grown 2013) 1. Dynasty 4. Wellman 2. Hopewell 5. Strike 3. Asca 6. All others to be named SEEDS: Pint Glass Jars $ (Grown 2013) (Name Kind of Seed - - All Seed) 7. Clover, Red 8. Clover, Big English SOYBEANS: $ (Grown 2013) (Variety to be named, Pint Glass Jar) 9. Early 10. Medium 11. Late 2013 CROP YEAR CORN - (to be named) 3 Ears $ Yellow Hybrid to be named 13. Pop, Yellow 14. Pop, White 15. Biggest Ear 16. Best Ear 17. Japanese Hulless Pop 18. Best plate, mixed ornamental w/husks (3/plate) FIELD CROPS GROWN Best Wheat $4.00 (bunch of 10) 20. Best Oats $4.00 (bunch of 10) 21. Longest Stalk Corn $4.00 (1) 22. Longest Soybeans $4.00 (bunch of 3) GENERAL COUNTY DISPLAY 2013 & Best and largest display of corn, wheat, and agricultural seeds on the stalk and in the straw. Display to consist of ten or more different specimens. Varieties to be named. Premiums: $10 $6 $4 HAY SHOW 2014 Exhibit to be one slice out of a bale of hay in a plastic bag. Exhibit to be judged for quality and color. $4 $2 $1 24. Alfalfa 25. Red Clover Hay 26. Mixed Hay 27. Timothy Hay 28. Grass Hay Best Exhibit Hay Rosette Culinary Department H $25.00 membership or $25.00 Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM All baked goods should be in ziplock bags, except cookies, cakes and pies. Containers are provided for cookies, cakes and pies. Commercial mixes will be disquali ed. No double entries. Cakes must be of average size. All blue ribbon winners will be sold at auction. All other exhibitors may claim (take home) 3/4 of entry after judging is nished. There will be an auction, Monday, June 23, 2014 at 5:00 PM, of all blue ribbon winning breads, noodles, cookies, candy, cakes and pies. Participation of other exhibitors is optional. Mark your entry ticket, below your name, with yes or no to indicate if you wish to participate in the auction. Half of the purchase price goes to the exhibitor and half goes to the Culinary Department. Entries must be removed after 8:00 AM Sunday, June 29, No commercial bakers may enter. No refrigeration is available. YEAST BREADS 1. White 2. Whole Wheat 3. Coffee Cake 4. Cinnamon Rolls 5. Any Other Best Yeast Bread $3.00 and Rosette QUICK BREADS 6. Nut Bread 7. Banana Bread 8. Coffee Cake 9. Muf ns-5

4 Any Other Best Quick Bread $3.00 and Rosette NOODLES 11. Noodles 1/2 lb. COOKIES (7 cookies) 12. Sugar 13. Monster Cookies 14. Oatmeal 15. Chocolate Chip 16. Peanut Butter 17. Any No Bake Cookie 18. Cake Mix Cookies - Recipe must be included. 19. Brownies Best Cookie $3.00 and Rosette DECORATED COOKIE CONTEST SPONSORED BY FREUND FARM John Freund - Owner Age 12 and under - no entry fee required. No membership ticket needed, but entry form must be completed in Secretary s of ce. Entries accepted thru Sunday, June 22, 2014, until 4:00 PM. 20. Decorated cookie size 3-6 inches, any shape Prizes: $2.50 $2.00 $1.00 & Ribbons 2-5 years old 6-9 years old years old CANDY (7 pieces) $3.00 $2.00 $ Chocolate Fudge 22. Peanut Butter Fudge 23. Buckeyes 24. Chocolate Covered Pretzels Best Candy $4.00 and Rosette CAKES (must be homemade) $5.00 $3.00 $ Angel food, not iced 26. Chocolate 27. Pineapple Upside Down 28. Enhanced Cake Mix - Start with a boxed cake mix and embellish the recipe to create your cake. Recipe must be included. 29. Cupcakes German Chocolate Cake Sponsored by Metzger Masonry Best Cake $6.00 and Rosette DECORATED CAKES (must be homemade) $5.00 $4.00 $ Decorated Adult Theme, any occasion 32. Decorated Child Theme, any occasion 33. Decorated Design using 3-13 cupcakes $10.00 $8.00 $ Ugliest Decorated Cake SPONSORED BY OHIO SANITARY SERVICES Helping OUR Environment Through Service and Knowledge This contest is for fun. The sponsor will judge entries, not the baked goods judge. Cakes should be decorated as ugly as can be, but they must be in good taste for family viewing. Entries will be judged on looks only. Cake does not have to be totally edible. These cakes will not be sold at the auction. They will be displayed during the entire fair. PIES 35. Cherry 36. Pecan 37. Peach 38. Rhubarb 39. Raisin 40. Apple 41. Any other fruit Best Pie $6.00 and Rosette CANNED GOODS Standard Pint Jars or Quarts Jams, Jellies & Butter may be 1/2 pint size jars. Must be canned within the last two years. No double lids, no material covers. Blue Ribbon winners will be permanently marked. JAMS 42. Peach 43. Strawberry 44. Raspberry 45. Any other not listed JELLIES 46. Grape 47. Cherry 48. Raspberry 49. Any other not listed BUTTER 50. Apple 51. Any other not listed FRUITS 52. Applesauce 53. Apricots 54. Cherries 55. Pears 56. Peaches 57. Plums 58. Any other not listed PICKLES 59. Dill 60. Chunk 61. Sweet Gherkins 62. Beet 63. Any other not listed RELISHES 64. Mixed Vegetables 65. Cucumber 66. Salsa 67. Corn Relish 68. Ketchup 69. Any other not listed SAUCES 70. Spaghetti 71. Chili 72. Barbecue PIE FILLINGS 73. Cherry 74. Apple 75. Any other not listed VEGETABLES 76. Yellow String Beans 77. Green String Beans 78. Tomatoes 79. Beets 80. Corn 81. Tomato Juice 82. Sauerkraut 83. Any other not listed MISCELLANEOUS 84. Canned Meat 85. Canned Soup 86. SPECIAL: BEST OF 5 CANS: BALL FRESH PRESERVING AWARD Presented by: Ball & Kerr Preserving Products Jarden Home Brands marketers of Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products is proud to recognize todays fresh preserving (canning) enthusiasts. First and Second Place Awards will be given to individuals judged as the best in designated categories. A panel of judges will select the two best entries for Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle, and Soft Spread categories. Entries must be preserved in Ball Jars sealed with Ball Lids and Bands, or Ball Collection Elite Jars sealed with Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands. In addition, soft spread entries must be prepared using Ball Pectin: Classic, Low or No Sugar Needed or Liquid. Entries designated First-Place from each category will receive: Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupons for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and one (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin Products. Entries designated Second-Place from each category will receive: One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and one (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin. Needlework Department I $25.00 membership or $25.00 Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, Exhibits must meet size requirements. Entries must be made in the last year. The following score card will govern all awards in needlework. Workmanship...50% General Appearance...20% Color & Material...10% Design...10% Appropriateness...10% QUILTS 1. Embroidered and/or Cross Stitch 2. Appliqué 3. Pieced 4. Baby 5. Lap Size 6. Rag 7. Any other not listed Best Quilt $6.00 and Rosette 8. Comforter-Patchwork 9. Comforter-Patchwork-Baby CROCHETED AFGHANS 10. Fancy Patterned 11. Plain Patterned 12. Baby-Fancy Patterned 13. Baby-Plain Patterned KNITTED AFGHANS 14. Fancy Patterned 15. Plain Patterned 16. Baby-Fancy Patterned 17. Baby-Plain Patterned Best Afghan $5.00 & Rosette

5 RUGS 18. Woven 19. Latch Hook 20. Any other, not listed CROCHETING 21. Poncho 22. Purse 23. Doily under Anything over Baby set (sweater, hat, booties) 26. Pot Holders - 1 Pair 27. House Slippers 28. Childs Sweater 29. Any other not listed Best of Class $3.00 and Rosette EMBROIDERY 30. Dresser Scarf 31. Pillow Case - 1 only 32. Table Cloth 33. Any other not listed COUNTED CROSS STITCH Ct. Aida Cloth ct. Aida Cloth 36. Towels 37. Baby Item KNITTING 38. Poncho 39. Childs Sweater 40. Adult Sweater 41. Baby Set - sweater, hat, booties 42. Hat and Scarf 43. House Slippers 44. Baby Booties 45. Any other not listed Best of Class $3.00 & Rosette PILLOWS 46. Embroidery 47. Crochet 48. Patchwork 49. Appliqué 50. Any other not listed PICTURES Suitable for hanging - Size limit up to 18 x 24 framed. Not responsible for Glass. 51. Embroidery 52. Cross Stitch 53. Counted Cross Stitch 54. Crewel 55. Any other not listed SEWING MACHINE 56. Mini Me Matching garments, examples: Parent & Child, Child & Doll. 57. Remodeled Garment Attach photo of garment before alterations, may start with purchased garment. 58. Wedding Day Out t $3.00 $2.00 $ Dress Up Dress 60. Sport Out t $2.50 $2.00 $ Sleepwear 62. Blouse 63. Skirt 64. Mans Shirt 65. Halloween Costume $2.00 $1.00 $ Doll Clothes 67. Apron Placemats 69. Tote 70. Any other not listed Best of Class $5.00 & Rosette CHILDRENS WEAR $3.50 $2.50 $ Coat (not jacket) 72. Childs Dress 5 & up 73. Childs Dress 4 & under 74. Play Out t - 2 piece 75. Sleepwear 76. First Communion 77. Any other not listed Best of Class $4.00 & Rosette MISCELLANEOUS 78. Stuffed Toy or Animal 79. Other Stuffed Decorative Item - not already listed 80. Anything with a Monogram on it 81. Tatting-Any Item 82. Scarf made with Novelty Yarn 83. Patchwork Wall Hanging - Not Quilted 84. Quilted Wall Hanging 85. Small Patchwork Quilted Item 86. Embellished Garment - purchase a garment and add your own touch to it From All Needlework Dept. - $6.00 Antiques Department J Exhibitors must purchase a $25.00 membership (or season ticket for out of county). No other entry fee charged. Entries close June 20, 2014 at 6:00 PM Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon - 4:00 PM, Entries may be removed after 8:00 AM Sunday, June 29, Check with Superintendent for other arrangements. Explanation or history of exhibit are appreciated. Attach typewritten or hand printed card. We will make every effort to safeguard your items, however, the Putnam County Agricultural Society will not be responsible for any losses due to theft or accidents. RELICS AND ANTIQUES Must be over 40 years old. 1. Advertising Deck of Cards 2. Blue Carnival Glass 3. Political Button, Pin or Badge 4. Glass Christmas Bulb 5. Pressed Glass Perfume Bottle 6. Cookie Jar 7. Door Stop 8. Mechanical Bank 9. Cast Iron Skillet 10. County Atlas/Map 11. Childs Clothing 12. Calendar Plate 13. Indian Relic 14. Music Box 15. Hunting Accessory 16. Featured item: Musical String Instrument PREMIUM: $7.00 $9.00 and Rosette 17. Stump The Judge And Fair Goer Competition Residents are encouraged to enter their most unusual items to see if the judges know what they were and what was once their use. This is open to the rst 10 entries. If you Stump the Judge, you will receive a Ribbon and a $5.00 Premium. Crafts DEPARTMENT - K Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, Exhibits must meet size requirements. Entries must be made in the last year. TRASH TO TREASURES 1. Outside Decoration 2. Usable Item 3. Inside Decoration 4. Wearable Item DUCT TAPE CREATIONS 5. Wearable 6. Create your own design Items may be made with any color duct tape. Items must be created using 95% duct tape-no use of patterns or backing allowed. Create your own category is an opportunity to show creativity. Items should be make with a good clean wholesome nature. No vulgar or suggestive decorations will be allowed. Judging Criteria: 40% Workmanship 30% Creativity 20% Appearance 10% Dif culty CRAFTS 7. Candy Bouquet 8. Toy Made From Candy 9. Centerpiece - Silk Flowers 10. Team Spirit 11. Hairbow GIFT BASKET CONTEST Assemble a basket of gifts such as you would give a friend or child for any occasion. Baskets must not be more than 18 inches in height or width. Baskets should contain no more than 10 items with at least 4 items made by exhibitor. Any of the items can be nonperishable food, sewing, any craft items, woodworking, jewelry, small toys, gifts, etc. Include in the basket a brief description of the items made. Baskets will be judged on originality, workmanship and total work. 12. Gift basket $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 JEWELRY $2.00 $1.50 $ Handmade Earrings 14. Handmade Bracelet 15. Handmade Necklace 16. Handmade Set 17. Childs Set 18. Rosary 19. Hand Made Beads CHRISTMAS $2.00 $1.50 $ Gift Box 21. Wreath 22. Ornament STAINED GLASS $2.00 $1.50 $ Hanging 24. Stepping Stone 25. Any Other WOODCRAFTS 26. Woodburning 27. Carving 28. Lathe Work 29. Toy 30. Any Other

6 PRETTY PRINCESS 31. Crown 32. Fairy Wings 33. Tutu 34. Wand $10.00 Putnam County Schools Fine Arts & Photography Department L Pre-K through 12th grade Putnam County student of the school year may participate. NO ENTRY FEE or membership ticket required. FREE registration tags can be found in the Secretary s of ce or online at putnamcountyfair.com. With registration tags attached, submit artwork and photography exhibits at Merchants building on Sunday, June 22, 2014 from 12:00 noon to 4:00 PM. Artwork must be completed in the last two years and not shown previously at the Putnam County Fair. Each Pre-K through 8th grade student may submit one entry total. 2D artwork ( at) must be no larger than 16x24 (including mat: optional) No frames please. 3D artwork (sculpture/pottery) must be no larger than 18x18 Categories: 1. Pre-K Kindergarten 2. 1st-3rd grades 3. 4th-6th grades 4. 7th-8th grades Each High School student (grades 9-12) may submit one entry per category. 2D artwork ( at) must be mounted, matted, or framed. All work must be ready to hang (must include a wire or twine on back for hanging). 2D artwork ( at) must be no larger than 24x36 (including mat/ frame). 3D artwork (sculpture/pottery) must be no larger than 24x36. Photography: 5x7, color or b/w, digital or traditional developed; matted or mounted is optional. No frames. Categories: $8.00 $5.00 $ Painting (acrylic, oil, tempera, watercolor, etc.) 6. Drawing (pencil, charcoal, chalk, oil pastel, pen & ink, etc.) 7. Printmaking (linoleum, etchings, silk screened, etc.) 8. Sculpture (all types: wood, clay, paper mache & includes relief sculpture) 9. Ceramics (thrown, coil, slab built, etc.) 10. Mixed Media, Fabrics & Jewelry 11. Photography: Friends 12. Photography: Humorous 13. Photography: General Fine Arts Department L Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, All entries must be the original creative work of exhibitor. Non-professional exhibitors only. Exhibits must not exceed 30 x 40. All work must have been produced during the past two years and not shown at the Putnam County Fair before. All work must be properly framed and wired for hanging on pegboard hooks. Saw tooth hangers are not acceptable. $10.00 $8.00 $ Painting (acrylic, oil, tempera, watercolor, etc.) 15. Drawing (pencil, charcoal, chalk, oil pastel, pen & ink, etc.) 16. Printmaking (linoleum, etchings, silk screened, etc.) 17. Sculpture (all types: wood, clay, paper mache & includes relief sculpture) 18. Ceramics (thrown, coil, slab built, etc.) $10.00 Photography Department L Exhibits must be in place between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM, All photography must be 5 x 7. All photos must be printed on photo paper. Do not matt or frame photo. Attach entry tag to back of photo in the lower right corner. All photos will be displayed by class. The same photograph cannot be entered in more than one class. All work must have been produced during the past two years, be the original work of the entrant and not shown at the Putnam County Fair before. This is a family fair-any subject that is questionable or inappropriate will be accepted or rejected at the Superintendents discretion. Photos digitally produced are acceptable, however they may not be enhanced or altered digitally using photo editing software effects and lters. If a photo is found to be enhanced or altered digitally it will be disquali ed. 19. Optical Illusion 20. Natural Oddity 21. The Putnam County Fair 22. Sunsets 23. Horses 24. Streams 25. Yellow 26. Boo! 27. Winter $5.00 Floral Department M Superintendent Marge Knueven Phone New For 2014 ALL SHOWS ARE OPEN OPEN CLASS SHOW #1 Flowers in Place: Tuesday, June 24, 9:30 AM Judging: Tuesday, June 24, 10:00 AM Rules and Regulations: Any non-professional grower in Putnam County may enter this contest. Open to other counties. Flowers must be grown by the exhibitors, except Division V. No double entries in any class. No entry may be used in more than one show per year. Accredited judges of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc will judge entries using the Standard System of Judging. All decisions of judges will be nal. Those interested in learning more about exhibiting and /or arranging are welcome to observe the oral judging. Do not remove any foliage from horticulture entries-unless stated. When schedule calls for de nite number of blooms, a greater or lesser number disquali es the entry. Entries in the Open Class Show #1 must be made through the Secretary s Of ce by 6:00 PM, Friday, Entries must be removed Wednesday, June 25, 2014 after 9:00 PM. Specimen containers must be clear glass. All specimens should be marked as name and variety. All arrangements should be marked on a 3 X 5 card as to name of owers and type of material used. Premiums $0.75 plus ribbon Best of each Division $4.00 & Rosette Division I Specimen 1. Hybrid Tea Rose White or near White, 1 bloom 2. Hybrid Tea Rose Pink or Pink Blend, 1 bloom 3. Hybrid Tea Rose Red or Red Blend, 1 bloom 4. Hybrid Tea Rose Yellow, 1 bloom 5. Miniature Rose any color, 1 bloom 6. Miniature Rose any color, 1 spray 7. Rose Bowl 1 bloom, no foliage, any color rose oating in rose bowl 8. Hybrid Tea Rose Full Blown, any color, 1 bloom 9. Hybrid Tea Rose Peace, any color, 1 bloom 10. Hybrid Tea Rose Any other color, 1 bloom 11. Floribunda Rose Any color, 1 spray 12. Grandi ora Any variety, 1 spray Best Rose Division II - Specimen 13. Lily, any type, 1 stalk 14. Lily, trumpet type, 1 stalk 15. Day Lily, any variety, 1 stem as grown 16. Calla Lily, any color, no foliage 17. Yarrow, gold plate, 1 stem 18. Daisy, Gloriosa, single, 1 stem 19. Daisy, Shasta, single, 1 stem 20. Feverfew, 1 spray

7 Cone ower, 1 stem 22. Snapdragon, Rocket or Large Variety, 1 stem, any color 23. Larkspur, as grown, any color 24. Monarda, 1 stem, any color 25. Bachelor Button, 3 stems, same color 26. Clematis, 1 bloom, any color, with foliage attached 27. Hosta Leaves, large variety, over 5, 1 stem 28. Hosta Leaves, medium leaved variety, over 3 and under 5, 1 stem 29. Hosta Leaves, small leaved variety, width less than 3, 1 stem different annuals in a vase (other than ones listed above) owers must be named different perennials in a vase (other than ones listed above) owers must be named Best of Division II Division III House Plants Pot not to exceed 12 inches in diameter Not exhibited previous year 32. African Violet, single, any color 33. Cactus, one variety 34. Any other foliage plant, one variety Best of Division III Division IV Vase Display 5 stems displayed in a vase 35. Zinnia 36. Old Fashion English 37. Mixed Greenery Best of Division IV Division V Arrangements Can use purchased owers for this division only. Premiums: $4.00 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 Theme: Long Hot Summer 38. AC on High using cool colors 39. Lemonade using a lemonade pitcher or lemonade glass 40. Itsy Bitsy Bikini miniature design, under Storm on the Horizon inverted T design Best of Division V Rosette & $5.00 OPEN CLASS FOR BEGINNERS Flowers in Place Tuesday, June 24, 9:30 AM Judging: Tuesday, June 24, 10:00 AM Rules and Regulations: Any one (any age) who has not won a blue ribbon for ower arrangements at the Putnam County Fair may enter this contest. Can use purchased owers for this division only. No double entries in any class. Accredited judges of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc will judge entries using the Standard System of Judging. All decisions of judges will be nal. Those interested in learning more about exhibiting and /or arranging are welcome to observe the oral judging. Entries in the Open Class for Beginners Show must be made through the Secretary s Of ce by 6:00 PM, Friday, June 20, Entries must be removed Wednesday, June 25, 2014 after 9:00 PM. Premiums $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 plus ribbon Theme: Long Hot Summer 42. Fireworks using shades of red 43. Gone Fising using cattails 44. On the Road Again using roadside material Beginners Rosette & $10.00 OPEN CLASS SHOW #2 Flowers in Place Thursday, June 26, 9:30 AM Judging: Thursday, June 26, 10:00 AM Rules and Regulations: Any non-professional grower in Putnam County may enter this contest. Open to other counties. Flowers must be grown by the exhibitors, except Division V. No double entries in any class. No entry may be used in more than one show per year. Accredited judges of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc will judge entries using the Standard System of Judging. All decisions of judges will be nal. Those interested in learning more about exhibiting and /or arranging are welcome to observe the oral judging. Do not remove any foliage from horticulture entries-unless stated. When schedule calls for de nite number of blooms, a greater or lesser number disquali es the entry. Entries in the Open Class Show #2 must be made through the Secretary s Of ce by 6:00 PM, Friday, Entries must be removed Sunday, June 29, 2014 after 8:00 AM. Specimen containers must be clear glass. All specimens should be marked as name and variety. All arrangements should be marked on a 3 X 5 card as to name of owers and type of material used. Premiums $0.75 plus ribbon Best of each Division $4.00 & Rosette Division I Specimen 1. Hybrid Tea Rose White or near White, 1 bloom 2. Hybrid Tea Rose Pink or Pink Blend, 1 bloom 3. Hybrid Tea Rose Red or Red Blend, 1 bloom 4. Hybrid Tea Rose Yellow, 1 bloom 5. Miniature Rose any color, 1 bloom 6. Miniature Rose any color, 1 spray 7. Rose Bowl 1 bloom, no foliage, any color rose oating in rose bowl 8. Hybrid Tea Rose Full Blown, any color, 1 bloom 9. Hybrid Tea Rose Peace, any color, 1 bloom 10. Hybrid Tea Rose Any other color, 1 bloom 11. Floribunda Rose Any color, 1 spray 12. Grandi ora Any variety, 1 spray Best Rose Division II - Specimen 13. Lily, any type, 1 stalk 14. Lily, trumpet type, 1 stalk 15. Day Lily, any variety, 1 stem as grown 16. Calla Lily, any color, no foliage 17. Yarrow, gold plate, 1 stem 18. Daisy, Gloriosa, single, 1 stem 19. Daisy, Shasta, single, 1 stem 20. Feverfew, 1 spray 21. Cone ower, 1 stem 22. Snapdragon, Rocket or Large Variety, 1 stem, any color 23. Larkspur, as grown, any color 24. Monarda, 1 stem, any color 25. Bachelor Button, 3 stems, same color 26. Clematis, 1 bloom, any color, with foliage attached 27. Hosta Leaves, large variety, over 5, 1 stem 28. Hosta Leaves, medium leaved variety, over 3 and under 5, 1 stem 29. Hosta Leaves, small leaved variety, width less than 3, 1 stem different annuals in a vase (other than ones listed above) owers must be named different perennials in a vase (other than ones listed above) owers must be named Best of Division II Division III House Plants Pot not to exceed 12 inches in diameter Not exhibited previous year 32. Any Flowering Plant, no annuals, one variety 33. Succulent 34. Vining Plant, one variety Best of Division III Division IV Vase Display 5 stems displayed in a vase 35. Marigold 36. Gloriosa Daisy 37. Mixed Greenery Best of Division IV Division V Arrangements Can use purchased owers for this division only. Theme: Long Hot Summer Premiums: $4.00 $3.00 $2.50 $ Sunshine using shades of yellow 39. Farmer s Market basket of owers and produce, basket not to exceed Little League small design, No Rain in Sight showing water Best of Division V Rosette & $5.00 OPEN CLASS FOR BEGINNERS Flowers in Place Thursday, June 26, 9:30 AM Judging: Thursday, June 26, 10:00 AM Rules and Regulations: Any one (any age) who has not won a blue ribbon for ower arrangements at the Putnam County Fair may enter this contest. Can use purchased owers for this division only. No double entries in any class. Accredited judges of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc will judge entries using the Standard System of Judging. All decisions of judges will be nal. Those interested in learning more about exhibiting and /or arranging are welcome to observe the oral judging. Entries in the Open Class for Beginners Show must be made through the Secretary s Of ce by 6:00 PM, Friday, Entries must be removed Sunday, June 29, 2014 after 8:00 AM. Premiums $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 plus ribbon Theme: Long Hot Summer 42. Sunburn using shades of red 43. Day at the Beach using a beach accessory 44. Road Construction using roadside material Beginners Rosette & $10.00

8 ENTRY BLANK 2014 P.O. Box 47 East Second St., Ottawa, Ohio Name address CouNty state Zip DEPT DIV. CLASS ARTICLE AND/OR ANIMAL DESCRIPTION ENTRY FEE B 9 8 EXAMPLE Angus Heifer, Junior Calf $6.00 K Jewelry 12 EXAMPLE Handmade Earrings $0.00 ( ) $25.00 Membership Ticket For County ( ) $25.00 Season Ticket For Non-County Exhibitors total amount due...$ ***ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ENTRIES***