APPALACHIAN FAIR. August 22-27, Youth Catalog

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1 APPALACHIAN FAIR August 22-27, 2016 Youth Catalog

2 INDEX Admission Fees... 1 Baby Show Career Technical Education Exhibitor Information H Baking Demonstration H Department H Eastern Region Judging Contest H Educational Exhibits FCCLA FFA FFA Judging Contest Fairest of Fair Information... 5 Little Miss Contest... 6 Scholarship 3 Wool & Woolies Youth Board...3 Youth Talent... 30

3 APPALACHIAN FAIR ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX 8218, GRAY, TENNESSEE, PHONE: FAX: Web: ORGANIZED 1926 Premiums in excess of $150, LIST OF OFFICIALS Richard K. Storey... President Steve Smith...Vice-President Phil Booher...Secretary-Manager Mike Cunningham... Vice-President Hal Range... Vice-President Cathy Byers...Treasurer DIRECTORS Josh Armentrout Jerry Dearstone Aaron Hamilton Larry Mullins Janice White Preston Ayres Bill Graham Sue Henley Terri Robbins Kathy Whitson Melissa Brock Johnny Gray Camille Jessee Clifford Sanders Jimmy Byers Ed Graybeal Robay Johnston Roy Settle Amy Collette David Guinn Garry Kear Bo Shadden Miles Cox Pat Guinn Walter Malone Alan Shelton Ronald Dawson Donald Hall Lou Ann Moore Cindy Torbett HONORARY DIRECTORS Shirlene Booker Janice Freeman Al Gregory Edwin Rowe Patti Walters Joe Carr John Graham Dorothy Hale George Walker John Cornwell Robert Gray Roy Jones Wilda Walker Member of: Tennessee Association of Fairs International Association of Fairs and Expositions Outdoor Amusement Business Association, Inc. ADMISSION FEES Buildings open MON. FRI. at 3:00 p.m. Buildings open Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Building Close at 10:00 p.m. each day GENERAL ADMISSION $8.00 Children 6-11 $3 Children 5 and under FREE when attended by an adult Senior Americans Day (60 and over) Thursday, Aug. 25 $4 School Day, Monday, Aug. 22 All grade and high school students admitted FREE until 6:00 p.m. Local College Pride Day (ETSU, Milligan, Northeast State), Friday, Aug. 26 Special People Day (call for information) TN Family Community Education Club Members admitted free until 6:00 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 25 Season Ticket, 3 Day $18 Exhibitors of Livestock Pass $8 Season Ticket, 6 Day $36 Parking Season Pass $10 Delivery Truck $40 Grandstand Entertainment Free with gate admission Season Tickets by Advanced Sale Only Contact Fair Ticket Office Regarding Advanced Credit Card Ticket Purchases (423) A transaction fee will be charged on all advance tickets mailed Reserved Seat Tickets will be available Contact Fair Ticket Office (423) No Return Checks will be issued. Once you have entered the Fairgrounds and leave, you will be required to purchase another ticket to re-enter. Also, no rain checks will be issued on gate admission or reserved seat tickets.

4 Stall and Pen Rentals The following charges will be made: Each head of cattle (Per tie space)...$7.00 Each head of calves (Per tie space) Sheep Junior Show (Per Head) Sheep Open Show (Per Head) Poultry 4-H and FFA Show (per bird) Livestock Exhibitors must provide care and feed for their animals. EXHIBITORS Please read carefully Entry Deadline July 25th for all Departments Except Livestock deadline August 5 Enter on-line at FARM & HOME Non-perishable (Art, Arts & Crafts, Canned Goods, Holiday, Needlework, & Photography) will be received Sat., Aug. 13 between 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Perishable entries (Field Crops, Horticulture, Honey & Floral other than Class C) will be received Saturday, Aug. 20 between 3 & 6 p.m. Class C Floral will be received Wed., Aug. 24 between 9:30 a.m. & 12 noon. The following Creative Cooking entries will be received - Cookies, Candies, & Bread, Sat. Aug. 20, 12:00 noon 5 p.m.; Cakes, Mon. Aug. 22, 12:00 noon 1:30 p.m.; Salads & Comfort Food, Tues., Aug :00 noon 1:30 p.m.; BBQ Cook of the Year, Wed., Aug., 24, 12:00 noon 1:30 p.m.; Pies, Fri., Aug. 26, 12:00 noon 1:30 p.m. Exhibit removal, Aug. 30, 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. SPECIAL NOTE: Use any walk through gate to bring entries, however, GATE 6 ONLY will be the drive through gate accessible to the Farm & Home Building. CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) Career and Technology Education non-perishable EXHIBITS will be received Friday, Aug. 12 between 1 & 5 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 13 between 11 a.m. & 5 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 14, 12 noon & 5 p.m. Culinary Arts entries accepted Friday, Aug. 19, between 3 & 5 p.m. School Displays should be set up Thursday, Aug. 18. Exhibits may be checked out Sunday, Aug. 28 between 1 & 4 p.m. 4-H 4-H Exhibits will be received Sunday, Aug. 14, between 1 & 6 p.m. in the following classes: Canning, Sewing, Crafts, Home Improvement, Table setting and Entomology. Refer to Photography section for information regarding entry. Entries will be received Sunday, Aug. 21 between 1 & 6 p.m. in the following classes: Eggs, Field Crops, Gardening, Food Preparation, Flower Arrangements, Menu and Table settings. Exhibits should be removed, Aug. 30, 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. FFA FFA Exhibits will be received Sunday, Aug. 21 between 4 & 6 p.m. Exhibits may be removed Sunday, Aug. 28 between 1 & 4 p.m. FCCLA FCCLA Exhibits will be received Sunday, Aug. 14 between 2 & 6 p.m. Food Preparation (Class B) will be received Monday, Aug. 22 between 4 & 6 p.m. Entries may be removed Sunday, Aug. 28, between 2 & 4 p.m. THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE FAIR EXTEND TO EACH OF YOU OUR APPRECIATION FOR HELPING TO MAKE THE FAIR SUCCESSFUL. 2

5 YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD COORDINATORS Directors - Camille Jessee Renne Tolbert Lisa Rupert YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD Savannah Agan Austin Cunningham Curtis Hitechew Jacey Moncier Leah Whaley Tianna Boucher Andy Davis Will Jenkins Andrea Ortiz Austin Wilson Chloe Carder Ben Davis Laura Grace Jenkins Shawna Pierce Savannah Wood Jesse Carr Rachel Fausch John D Jenkins Amber Ramsey Grace Ann Clark Jerica Nicole Fore Maddie Kelly Kaci Ritchie Roger Clark Hunter Hartman Avery Mason Elizabeth Sutphin 2016 OFFICERS President Amber Ramsey Vice-Presidents Grace Ann Clark & Ben Davis Secretary Andrea Ortiz Reporter/Publicity Kaci Ritchie APPALACHIAN FAIR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The Appalachian Fair awards two $1,000 scholarships annually to qualified applicants selected by the Scholarship Committee. The applicant must be a permanent resident of the area of Tennessee served by the Appalachian Fair and either a high school senior or currently enrolled in a college, university, or accredited vocational school. Applicants must have a 2.5 GPA. Applicants must have been a participant in the Appalachian Fair within the past two years. For an application and a copy of requirements, please contact the Appalachian Fair Office at Entry deadline is April 10 of current year. Bill Haslam Governor Julius Johnson Commissioner of Agriculture Lynne Williams Administrative Assistant Public Affairs STATE AID FOR FAIRS From the funds appropriated by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee for the purpose of aiding agricultural fairs in the payment of agricultural premiums, the Appalachian Fair Association has been allotted monies by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. The officers and directors of the Appalachian Fair wish to express their sincere appreciation to Governor Bill Haslam, Julius Johnson, Commissioner of Agriculture, and Lynne Williams, Administrative Assistant, Public Affairs for their part in the allocation of these funds. (Continued on next page) 3

6 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. To facilitate entry, please see Exhibitor information. 2. Exhibits may be removed August 30. Exhibitors will forfeit premium awarded on any exhibit removed before time stated. Items not picked up within 30 days become the property of the Appalachian Fair. EXCEPTION: Animals may be taken home immediately after the Junior Show. However, if animal is to be entered in the Open Show, the regular entry fee will be charged and the animal must remain for the entire show. 3. All articles and animals must be entered and exhibited in the name of the bona fide owner, and by number, at the risk of the owner. No premium money or ribbons will be awarded on articles or animals not listed in premium book. 4. Exhibitors please refer to department for schedule of premiums payments. Checks not picked up will be mailed. 5. All livestock must have a legible tattoo or flock identification number attached to the ear. Such tattoo is subject to be checked by the livestock department of the Fair and/or a representative of the particular breed in question. 6. Exhibitors of livestock will be required to notify the Fair Office of the department as to the number of breed of livestock to be exhibited: such notice will be given by August 5th. Stabling of livestock cannot be guaranteed unless request is received. 7. At the conclusion of the Fair, the exhibitor must claim his exhibit and supervise its removal. No exhibit may be removed without delivering the proper claim ticket. Every exhibit must remain intact until the specified release time. 8. All property of every character, whether entered for exhibition, display or sale, or any other purpose, will be taken into the grounds and buildings, and kept entirely at risk of the owner, who assumes all responsibility for any loss, damage, theft, or accident that may occur. Neither the Fair Association, its offers or agents, will be responsible for any such loss, damage or theft, and it is distinctly understood that exhibitors, concessionaires and all other persons, firms or corporations having property on the grounds and desiring protection from such loss or damage must make their own arrangements therefore. 9. Protests: All protests will be determined by the Executive Committee, and must be made in writing and filed with the Secretary immediately after the Judge s decision, and accompanied by an affidavit and a deposit of $25.00, which will be forfeited to the Fair Association in the event the protest is not sustained. 10. Any person who violates any of the general or special rules, as published in the catalog, will forfeit all privileges and premiums won and be subject to such penalty as the Board of Directors may order. Failure to comply with these rules and regulations will cause forfeiture of premiums and privileges and will be considered sufficient cause to bar said exhibitor or concessionaire from future participation in the Fair. 11. The Secretary-Manager of the Association shall have supervision and control of all exhibitors during the Fair, whether in the buildings, arena or grounds, and reserves the right to prescribe the dimensions and regulate the position of all signs, control the distribution of advertising matter and direct the arrangements of articles on exhibition so far as same may be necessary to secure harmony and attractive appearance. All instructions shall come from him through authorized officials. 12. The fair reserves the right to refuse to display any item considered unsuitable for fair exhibit. 13. Judges & Awards: The right is reserved to withhold the prize awarded in every case in which it shall appear to the Association that the regulations have not been complied with, or that fraud or deception has been attempted or where the article or animal is not worthy, and its decision shall be final and binding on all parties. 14. Judges are especially instructed not to award premiums to any animal or article because of its presence. It must be individually worthy. It is not the policy of the Association to encourage indifferent production of any kind, or to distribute premiums equally among exhibitors, and no premium shall be awarded to any animal or article that does not possess high intrinsic merit. 15. Livestock exhibitors MUST keep their space clean and orderly. Also, the aisle ways MUST be kept open. 16. Chairpersons of Departments: Each chairperson of a department will have the arrangement and supervision of all articles and animals in their department and be responsible to the Board of Directors. Each chairperson will see that none but the Judges on duty and officers of the Association are allowed inside the arena while the exhibition is going on. Each Chairperson will afford the Judges every facility for examination, affix the ribbons, and when the Judges are not on duty take charge of the lists. Each Chairperson is expected to exercise great care in preserving and returning the lists of awards, and upon no other authority can premiums be paid. 17. Privilege and Concession People: All Privilege and Concession People, together with their employees, assistants and helpers, must obey the Rules, or any other special regulations of the Association they may be notified, and any refusal or neglect to do so will forfeit any rights they may have had by virtue of such privilege or concessions. This Association reserves the right to refund in whole or in part money paid for privilege or concessions and refuse to allow any party, or article to operate or do business should they or it become objectionable. 18. All property, fixtures, merchandise, etc., the property of privilege or concession people, will be taken on the Grounds at their own risk and kept in such places as the Fair Association designates, and the Association will not be responsible for any loss, damage, theft or failure to perform its part of contract, should officers of the law seize, stop or prevent the party from operating or doing business on the Grounds of the Association. 19. Special rules governing each department are in addition to the general rules and are listed at the beginning of each department. 20. Competition open to the world, unless otherwise stated. 21. The Solicitation of Funds or the Distribution of handbills, political literature, religious pamphlets, or any type of promotional material is prohibited on Fair property, except advertising material handed out from within rented space. No sale of items of any type allowed on fair property except from the rented areas approved by Secretary-Manager. 22. Animals are not permitted on the grounds, unless they are part of an authorized show or exhibit. Guide dogs for the disabled are the only exception. 23. Absolutely no Alcoholic Beverages Permitted. 24. ALL PREMIUM CHECKS MUST BE CASHED WITHIN THIRTY DAYS. 25. The Appalachian Fair will not be responsible for printing errors in this premium book. 4

7 Fairest of the Fair Contest Tennessee s Fairest of the Fair This contest is held in conjunction with Tennessee s Fairest of the Fair Contest, which is sponsored by the Tennessee Association of Fairs. The Appalachian Fair and any Civic Organization or Business Firm will sponsor the event. RULES 1. A $50.00 NONREFUNDABLE ENTRY FEE IS REQUIRED FOR EACH CONTESTANT. Contestants must be sponsored by a Civic Organization or Business Firm. 2. Contestant must have reached her 16th birthday, but not her 21st birthday on or before December 31 of the year in which the contest is held and must be a resident of Tennessee. Original birth certificate must be presented at the first rehearsal. 3. Contestant cannot qualify if she has ever been married, had a child, competed in the last state contest, or found guilty of a felony. She must be of good moral character, and is now, and has always been, a female. 4. Costume must be formal, and must be floor length. Contestants will not be allowed to wear or carry live flowers during the judging. No exposed midriff. 5. Contestants will be judged on beauty, poise, and personality. 6. Entry may be made by completing an entry form obtained from the Appalachian Fair office-phone or download form at and mailed with a non-refundable fee of $50.00 to Appalachian Fair, P.O. Box 8218, Gray, TN, The number of contestants will be limited to 30, however, no entries or fees will be accepted after Aug. 4. Refer to the entry form for the rehearsal schedule. Make checks payable to the Appalachian Fair. 7. Contest will be held at The Appalachian Fair Grounds, Monday Aug. 22 at 8:00 p.m. at the Museum Stage. 8. Contestant must be available to reign during the 2016 Fair. 9. Other rules apply as set forth by the TN Association of Fairs Pageant Committee regarding the TN Assoc. of Fairs Fairest of the Fair Winner. AWARD 1. The young lady who receives the title of Appalachian s Fairest of the Fair, will receive a $1,500 cash award, and will represent the Appalachian Fair in Tennessee s Fairest of the Fair Contest in Nashville in January The Appalachian Fair will pay the actual expenses of the queen and her chaperone to the State Contest. 2. The winner of the State-Wide Contest will receive the title of Tennessee s Fairest of the Fairs, and such prizes as approved by the Fair Association. Applications and entry forms available on-line Miss Fairest of Fair 2015 Jurnee Carr 5

8 Little Miss Contests Tuesday, August 23, 6:00 p.m. Museum Stage Chairperson: Reva Phillips Entry form must be received by 12:00 Noon August 11th or until maximum number reached Entries may be mailed or faxed to: Appalachian Fair, P. O. Box 8218, Gray, TN Fax Number: Rehearsal: Saturday, August 13 Time to be announced on entry form Museum Stage, Appalachian Fairgrounds *****Forms available on-line RULES 1. Contestants must pay a non-refundable entry fee of $ Entry fee must accompany registration form. Entry fee may be paid by cash, check, credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or Discover). If entry fee is faxed, fee must be paid by credit card. Entries must be filed no later than 12:00 noon on August 11th or until maximum number of entries is reached until practice on Saturday, August 13. EACH DIVISION IS LIMITED TO 25 ENTRIES 2. A Queen and four runners-up will be chosen in each age division and will receive a beautiful trophy. All other contestants will receive a participation trophy. Wee Miss Division I: 2-3 years (Must be accompanied by an adult) Tiny Miss Division II: 4-5 years Little Miss Division III: 6-9 years Little Miss Pre-Teen Division IV: years Teen Miss Division V: years 3. Contestants must wear a dress contestant s choice. 4. Contestants will be judged on Beauty (75%) and Personality (25%). (Judges score sheets will not be available to contestants). 5. The Fair reserves the right to require proof of age upon request. 6. All participants must abide by the guidelines set up by the Pageant Committee. 7. First Place winners will not be eligible to compete again in the division in which they won Queens must crown the 2016 winners. Therefore, the 2015 winners are not eligible to compete in Placement of age groups will be made based on the age at the time of contest. LITTLE MISS PHOTOGENIC CONTEST Winners will be announced at the Little Miss Contest on Tuesday, August 23 Museum Stage. Miss Photogenic Queen will be chosen in each age division Wee Miss, Tiny Miss, Little Miss, Little Miss Pre-Teen, Teen Miss. 1. Contestants must have entered the Little Miss Contest to be eligible to enter the Miss Photogenic Contest. 2. Contestant must bring either a 5x7 or 8x10 picture to the Little Miss practice on Saturday, Aug. 13. No frame please. 3. Contestant s name, age, address, and phone number must be on the back of the photograph. 4. A non-refundable entry fee of $10 must accompany the Little Miss entry form. Deadline for entry is 12:00 noon August 11. Left to Right: Teen Miss: Paisley Ford Little Miss Pre-Teen: Leah Senter Little Miss: Rhyne Johnson Tiny Miss: Lauren Haun Wee Miss: Camilia Robinette 6

9 DEPARTMENT H CLUB DEPARTMENT RETURN ENTRY FORM TO FAIR OFFICE BY JULY 25TH NO ENTRY FORM ACCEPTED AFTER JULY 25! Offered: $4, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT: Renne S. Tolbert, Retired EA To ANY 4-H, FFA, FCCLA member winning the greatest number of blue ribbons in the Appalachian Fair, other than livestock, the Gray Ruritan will present a plaque Winner: Megan Southerland, Greeneville, TN Entry Times Exhibits will be received in the following departments on Sunday, Aug. 14 from 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.: Canning, Sewing, Crafts, Home Improvements, Entomology. Refer to photography section for information regarding entry. Exhibits will be received Sunday, Aug. 21 from 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. in the following 4-H Departments: Eggs, Field Crops, Gardening, Food Preparation, & Flower Arrangements. Rules 1. Exhibits limited to members enrolled in qualified 4-H Club. 2. Each exhibit must be actually owned and/or made by 4-H member. Articles that have been previously entered in the fair are not eligible. All entries must have been made since the previous fair. 3. Only exhibits listed in the catalog may compete for prize money. 4. EXHIBITORS MAY ENTER ONLY ONE ARTICLE IN ANY LOT. 5. The judge shall have the authority to place ribbons according to the merits of the item. For judging criteria of items, contact your local UT Extension Office. 6. Exhibits may be removed Tuesday, Aug. 30, between 3:00 6:00 p.m. Exhibitors will forfeit any premium awarded on any exhibit removed before time. 7. General Rules & Regulations apply. LIVESTOCK Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Sheep Poultry Rules, regulations, classes & requirements for all 4-H exhibitors of livestock will be listed in the special livestock catalog. 4-H SPECIAL PARTICIPATION AWARDS The Appalachian Fair will present Special Participation Awards to the top five (5) exhibitors who have the greatest number of blue ribbons entered in the 4-H Exhibit Building. 1. Any 4-H er in the Eastern Region are eligible for competition. 2. All exhibits must be quality entries and entered on Fair entry form by July The top five (5) exhibitors with the most blue ribbons wil be recognized with cash prizes. 4. Ties will be broken by the number of second place ribbons, etc. Awards will be as follows: 1st Place $75 2nd Place $60 3rd Place $45 4th Place $30 5th Place $15 Plaques for the top five (5) exhibitors will be presented on Thursday night, Aug. 25, 7:00 p.m. in the demonstration area of the 4-H building. CLASS A EGGS 1. Brown Eggs (6) $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ White Eggs (6) Any other naturally colored CLASS B FIELD CROPS 5th 1. White Corn (3 ears) $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $ Yellow Corn (3 ears) Ornamental Corn (3 ears) Popcorn Irish Cobblers (3) Red Triumph Potatoes (3) Kennebec Potatoes (3) Yellow Sweet Potatoes (3) White Sweet Potatoes (3) Red Sweet Potatoes (3) Sunflower Ornamental Pumpkins or Gourds (3) Largest Pumpkin or Squash Tobacco (3 stalks green on stick) Plant Collection (Min. of 20 different plants) Seed Collection (Min. of 20 different seeds) CLASS C CANNING All exhibits must be in Mason regulation pint or quart jars with label on bottom of jar with name of product, club, and member s name. No decorative cloth tops. All canning must have been done during the past year. No kraut in any lot or in individual exhibit. See USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning. See Ball Fresh Canning Award, page Beets $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Carrots Corn Greens Green Beans Shelly Beans Lima Beans Any Other Vegetable Soup Mix Peas Sweet Cucumber Pickles Dill Cucumber Pickles Sweet Dill Pickles Bread & Butter Pickles Any Pickled Vegetable Any Other Pickle Chow Chow Pepper Relish Any other Relish Tomatoes Tomato Juice Any Tomato Sauce Salsa Grape Juice Apples Applebutter Applesauce Pears Peaches Blackberries

10 31. Any other fruit Jelly-light (pint or jelly glass) Jelly-dark (pint or jelly glass) Strawberry Jam (pint or jelly glass) Blackberry Jam (pint or jelly glass) Any Other Jam (pint or jelly glass) Preserves (Pint or jelly glass) Honey Individual Exhibit (consist of 6 jars - quarts or pints - 4 vegetables, 2 fruits) NO KRAUT! See Class X for Ball Awards Name must be on the bottom of each jar. 40. Any canned meat (beef, lamb, pork, poultry) Any other fruit butter CLASS D GARDENING 1. Sweet Yellow Corn (3 ears) $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Sweet White Corn (3 ears) Cabbage (1) Red Tomatoes (3) Yellow Tomatoes (3) Cherry Tomatoes (10) Any other tomato (3) Zucchini (3) Beets (3) Shelly Beans in Pod (10) Okra (10) Carrots (3) Green Beans-Snap (10) Green Beans-Pole (10) Any Other Bean White Onions (3) Yellow Onions (3) Red Onions (3) Cucumbers (3) Pickling Cucumbers (3) Sweet Pepper-Red (3) Sweet Pepper-Green (3) Hot Pepper (5) Hot Pepper Any other (5) Banana Peppers (5) Cantaloupe Watermelon Blueberries (10) Any Other Berry (10) Apples (3) Grapes (1 Bunch) Pears (3) Pumpkin (For Cooking) Squash, Acorn (1) Squash, Summer (3) Squash, Butternut (1) Squash, Any Other Egg Plant (1) Whopper-Watermelon Whopper-Any Other Vegetable Whopper-Squash or Pumpkin Decorated Vegetable Display of 5 or more Vegetable from garden CLASS E FOOD PREPARATION 4th - 7th grades as of January 1 of current year 8th - 12th grades as of January 1 of current year All entries must be made from scratch. If space allows, only winning entries 1st through 4th place will be displayed. Foods must be brought in disposable containers and covered with protective wrapping. NO GLASS! Pies and cakes will be disposed of. Enter only quality products. Must be made by girl or boy who makes entry. 1. Biscuits (3) Grades 4-7 $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Biscuits (3) Grades Corn Muffins (3) Grades Corn Muffins (3) Grades Flour Muffins (3) Grades Flour Muffins (3) Grades Yeast Rolls (3 any shape) Yeast Rolls (cinnamon, fruit, etc.) Loaf Bread (yeast) 1/2 loaf Loaf Bread (quick) 1/2 loaf Oatmeal Cookies (3) Sugar Cookies (3) Peanut Butter Cookies (3) Drop Cookies Any Other (3) Chocolate Chip Cookies (3) Grades Chocolate Chip Cookies (3) Grades Bar Cookies (3) Gingerbread cookies (3) Brownies (3) Grades Brownies (3) Grades Cupcakes (3) Not Iced Decorated Cupcakes (3) Grades Decorated Cupcakes (3) Grades Decorated Cookies (3) Grades Decorated Cookies (3) Grades Decorated Cake (use mock form) Grades Decorated Cake (use mock form) Grades Decorated Cake (NO mock form) Grades Decorated Cake (NO mock form) Grades Decorate Cake using current Fair Theme - mock form or NO mock form (Grades 4-7) Decorated Cake using current Fair Theme - mock form or NO mock form (Grades 8-12) White Cake (1/4) Any icing Chocolate Cake (1/4) Any icing Angel Food Cake (1/4) Not Iced Moist Cake Using Fruit (1/4) (Fresh Apple, jam, etc.) Bundt Cake (1/4) Any other Cake (1/4) Grades Any other Cake (1/4) Grades Gingerbread House

11 40. Any Fruit fried pies/turnovers (2) $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Mini Fruit Tart (2) Anything Pumpkin (3) Chocolate Fudge (3) Peanut Butter Fudge (3) Mints (3) Any Other Candy (3) CLASS F CLOTHING Enter only quality products. All articles must be made by member who makes entry. Must have been made during current year. (Grades 4-7 as of January 1, current year) 1. Apron $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Blouse or Shirt Skirt Dress Shorts Capri's or Pants Pajamas Wool Garment Clothing Accessories (Belts, collars, bows) Sewn Vest Sewn Purse Doll Clothes Costume Recycled Garment (article must be made from old clothing) (Grades 8-12 as of January 1, current year) 15. Apron Blouse or Shirt Skirt School Clothes Pajamas Party Clothes Best Dress or Ensemble Sportswear Capri's or pants Wool Garment Costume Clothing Accessories (Belts, collars, bows) Sewn Vest Sewn Purse Recycled Garment (Article must be made from old clothing) CLASS G DECORATED CLOTHING (Any Style) Grades 4-7 as of Jan. 1, current year 1. Air Brush $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Iron On or Appliqué Tie Dyed Any Other Technique Grades 8-12 as of Jan. 1, current year 5. Needlework Hand-painted Tie Dyed No Sew Fleece Clothing Item Any Other Technique CLASS H DECORATED CLOTHING ACCESSORIES (shoes, hats, belts, etc.) 1. Holiday $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ No Sew Fleece Accessory Item Any Other CLASS I NEEDLEWORK (Any age group) 1. Toy $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Christmas Stocking Best Decorated Pillow Quilted Item (machine or hand) Patchwork Quilt Tied or Quilted, Machine or Hand (Grade 4-7) Patchwork Quilt Tied or Quilted, Machine or Hand (Grade 8-12) Quilt block - Any Pattern finished or unfinsihed Embroidery Item Knitted Clothing (shawl, sweater, vest, etc.) Knitted Accessory (hat, scarf, mittens) Knitted socks Knitted Afghan/Blanket Knitted Baby Item Needlepoint Crochet Article Crochet Afghan/Blanket Crochet Baby Item Crochet Granny Square Item (Item must be made into something such as pillow, scarf, etc.) Bookmark Counted Cross-stitch Baby Clothing or Accessory Sewn Soft Sculpture (12 or less) Sewn Soft Sculpture (13 or more) Cross-Stitch (8 x10 or less) Cross-Stitch (10 x12 or larger) Cross-Stitch not framed Any Other Item CLASS J ARTS & CRAFTS All articles must be handmade and made during the current year. 1. Any article depicting Fair Theme $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Easter Decoration Halloween Decoration Valentine Decoration July 4th/American Decoration Thanksgiving Decoration H Decoration Hair Accessory Stained Glass Suncatcher Stenciling Cloth Article Decorated Basket Metal Article Leather Article Paper Item Decorated Tote Bag Plastic Canvas Duct Tape Accessory (Grades 4-7) Duct Tape Accessory (Grades 8-12) Duct Tape Craft (Grades 4-7) Duct Tape Craft (Grades 8-12)

12 Pictures must be framed and have a hanger. Artwork will not be accepted if requirements are not met. ALL PICTURES & WREATHS MUST HAVE HANGERS! 23. Picture (Ink Drawing) Grades 4-7 $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Picture (Ink Drawing) Grades Picture (watercolor) Grades Picture (charcoal) Grades Picture (pastel) Grades Picture (pencil drawing) Gr Picture (Any other) Grades Picture (watercolor) Grades Picture (charcoal) Grades Picture (pastel) Grades Picture (pencil drawing) Gr Picture (Any other) Grades Acrylic Painting - Grades Acrylic Painting - Grades Collage Candles Hand-made basket Painted Figurine (other than ceramic) Painted Natural Rock Nature Craft (made from natural materials such as nuts, pinecones, seeds, etc.) Natural Wood Article Natural Wood Birdhouse Natural Wood Birdfeeder Decorated Birdhouse Any other birdhouse/feeder Tobacco Stick Craft Origami Handmade Bookmark Hobby Collection (20 or more items displayed in Box or case) Macramé (any item) Latch Hook (finished) Christmas Wreath Christmas Decoration Tin Punch Ornament Wooden Christmas Tree Ornament Cross-Stitch Christmas Ornamt Yarn Christmas Tree Ornamt Cloth Christmas Tree Ornamt Christmas Ornament from recycled item Christmas Tree Ornament (Any other) Handmade Christmas Gift Wrap (wrapped on a box) Any Other Handmade Gift Wrap (wrapped on a box) Christmas Card Any other Handmade card Holiday Decorations (Any other) Ceramics Pottery Model (Any) Scarecrows Anything Horse Decorated Man-made Concrete Stepping Stone Perler Bead Craft Three Dimensional Perler Bead Craft-Flat Perler Bead Craft Ornament Handmade Key Chain NOTE: All jewelry must be clipped to a card and secured in a zipped bag with entry tag in the bag. NO rings in any jewelry category! 78. Native American Jewelry $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Beaded Jewelry (Bracelet) Beaded Jewelry (Necklace) Beaded Jewelry (Other) Earrings Ankle Bracelet Jewelry, Any other Parachute cord bracelet Parachute cord keychain Parachute cord any other Handmade Decorated Jewelry Box Miscellaneous (Grades 4-7) Miscellaneous (Grades 8-12) CLASS K DISPLAY EXHIBIT 1. 4-H Scrapbook $15.00 $12.00 $10.00 $ Any other Scrapbook H Poster (14 high x 22 wide; landscaped sized) Must be posterboard Display Exhibit Scrapbook page Must be in plastic sleeve Promotional Poster other than 4-H not to exceed 22 x28 ; Examples: June Dairy Month, Farm Bureau, Arbor Day Scouts H Project Exhibit - Tri-Fold Board ONLY CLASS L FARM & HOME IMPROVEMENT 1. 4-H Project Display $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 (May be a centerpiece, wall hanging, wreath or other creative display) 2. Table Centerpiece No Sew Fleece Tied Blanket Coverlet/Blanket Quilt Tablecloth Table runner Handmade/Sewn Pillowcases - Sewn (2) 9. Pillowcases (2) Decorated Ex: iron on, crocheted edge, cross-stitch Potholders (2 or more) Place Mats (2) Creative Stitchery Item Wall Hanging Green Item - Environmentally Friendly Article made from Recycled Material Electric Article other than lamp Electric Lamp (Handmade) Wreath (Other than Holiday- Must have hanger) Welcome Sign Decorated Stepping Stone Wooden Shelf Accessory Pillow (May use Pillow form) Hand Made Wooden Tool Box Wind Chimes Handmade Soap

13 26. Dog Collar $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Dog Leash Any Animal Related Item Farm/Barn Decoration Any Farm Related Item Hunting Accessory - Animal Call Hunting Accessory - Lanyard Hunting Accessory - Ex. Vest, belt or pouch Outdoor Accessory Ex. Decorated flower pot/box, light, garden stakes, etc Any other Item (Grades 4-7) Any other item (Grades 8-12) CLASS M MENU AND TABLESETTING CONTEST THEME-DECORATIVE TABLESETTING Set-up: Sunday August 23 ONLY Contestants will create a menu. Menu must be written on poster board and set on table. Menu must have all components to be a pleasing, nutritious, and satisfying meal. Table is to be set correctly according to contestants menu. Contestants must supply own table appointments. Judging will be done on correctness of menu and tablesetting, color schemes and attractiveness. China or throw away tableware may be used. 1. Breakfast Tablesetting $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Luncheon Tablesetting Dinner Tablesetting CLASS N FRESH FLOWER ARRANGEMENT Arrangement of any type flower grown and/or arranged by 4-H Club members. Only one entry may be made by each exhibitor. 1. Centerpiece arrangement Using Fair Theme $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Fresh Flower Arrangement Dry Flower Arrangement Wild Flower Arrangement Miniature Arrangement (Less than 5 ) Potted Plant (Flowering) Potted Plant (Non-Flowering) Hanging Basket CLASS O SILK/ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 1. Fantastic Feminine (Delicate) $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Modernly Masculine (Bold) Miniature Arrangement (Less than 5 ) Centerpiece Arrangement Using Fair Theme CLASS P HAY (1/4 Bale) 1. Alfalfa $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Mixed Alfalfa Red Clover Lespedeza Grass & Legume Mixed Timothy Orchard Grass Oats Fescue Straw Any Other CLASS Q ENTOMOLOGY EXHIBIT Collection judged according to suggested procedure for construction of collection box found in Unit 1 of 4-H Entomology Project Book. 1. Insect Collection $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 CLASS R FORESTRY 1. Leaf Collection $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 (Minimum of 20 leaves) PHOTOGRAPHY 1. Competition is open to qualified 4-H Club Members. 2. All entries submitted must have been photographed by the exhibitor since Aug NO EXCEPTIONS. 3. Photos must be a standard size of either 4 x6 or 3 x5. NO ENLARGEMENTS. An entry will consist of the photograph mounted securely on poster board or card stock not to exceed 1 border larger than the picture. NO foam boards. The member s name, address, county, class and lot number in which the picture is to be judged must be on the back of poster board. 4. All entries will be judged on originality and composition. Be sure they are in good shape. Aim for quality. 5. Entries will be accepted Sunday, Aug. 16 between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. or mail with entry form to: Appalachian Fair, P.O. Box 8218, Gray, TN, NOTE: Entry form must be mailed or faxed ( ) to the Fair Office by July A member is limited to one entry in each lot. The same photo can not be entered in black and white and color. Every photo should be different. 7. All photographs will be returned to the member following the Fair H related print should Show one or more 4-H ers involved in a 4-H project or activity. A brief description of the project or activity should be written on the back of the mounted photograph. 9. SPECIAL NOTE: The entry tag will be applied to the exhibit on entry day at the fairgrounds. CLASS S PHOTOGRAPHY (MOUNTED - NO FOAM BOARDS) Grades 4-7 as of Jan. 1 of current year 5th 1. Color Print depicting Fair Theme $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Color Print of Buildings Color Print of Landscapes Color Print of Seascapes Or water scenes Color Print of Sky scenes Color Print of People (individual) Color Print of People (groups) Color Print of Baby Newborn to 2 years old Color child/children-ages Color Self Portrait Color Print of Animals or Birds Color Print of Flowers H Related Color Print Color Print of Inanimate objects Color Print of Creative Photography Color Print Snow Scene Color Print Wildlife

14 18. Color Print of Nature $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Color Sequence (4 related snap shots mounted) Color Picture of Comedy Color Sports Color Farm Related 23. Any Other Color Picture Black & White Group of people Black & White-Individual Black & White-Animals Black & White-Scenery Black & White-Inanimate Black & White-Baby Newborn to 2 years Black & White-Any Other CLASS T PHOTOGRAPHY (MOUNTED-NO FOAM BOARDS) Grades 8-12 as of Jan. 1 of current year 5th 1. Color Print depicting Fair Theme $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Color Print of Buildings Color Print of Landscapes Color Print of Seascapes Or water scenes Color Print of Sky scenes Color Print of People (individual) Color Print of People (groups) Color Print of Baby Newborn to 2 years old Color child/children-ages Color Self Portrait Color Print of Animals or Birds Color Print of Flowers H Related Color Print Color Print of Inanimate objects Color Print of Creative Photography Color Print of Snow Scene Color Print of Wildlife Color Print of Nature Color Sequence (4 related snap shots mounted) Color Picture of Comedy Color Sports Color Farm Related 23. Any Other Color Picture Black & White Group of people Black & White-Individual Black & White-Animals Black & White-Scenery Black & White-Inanimate Black & White-Baby Newborn to 2 years Black & White-Any Other CLASS U TENNESSEE SAVES 1. Handmade Bank-Pig Shape $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $ Any Other Handmade Bank CLASS V SPECIAL CATEGORY 1. Pumpkin/Gourd Decorating $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 CLASS W YOUTH SPIRIT 1. 4-H Spirit Any Promotional Item (Must have 4-H Emblem. No 4-H Posters in this lot) $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $ School Spirit Any Item Depicting School Spirit (Elementary College) American Spirit Any Item Depicting American Spirit H BAKING DEMONSTRATIONS DEMONSTRATIONS 4:00 8:00 P.M. 4-H BUILDING 1. Selected counties in the Eastern Region may have one or more teams participating in this activity. Teams will be selected by local county Extension Agents. A schedule will be worked out for each county team to participate in the fair for a 2-hour period. 2. Ingredients will be furnished. Small equipment for mixing and baking is to be furnished by the demonstration team. Teams should bring cleaning, baking, and serving linens. 3. A team is composed of 3 or 4 4-H members. 4. No awards are given, but $10 will be provided to each team to help with transportation or other expenses. In recognition of youth who excel in the art of fresh preserving (canning), Jarden Home Brands marketers of the Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products will present First Place Awards in designated categories. Judges will select the best entry in each category in 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 Collection Elite Lids and Bands, Ball Heritage Collection Jars sealed with Ball 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. The best entry from each category will receive the following: One (1) Five Dollar ($5.00) Coupon for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and One (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin AN EXHIBITOR MAY WIN ONLY ONE AWARD DEPARTMENT 102 EASTERN REGION 4-H JUDGING CONTESTS Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016 Ty Petty - Agent in Charge Linda Bower - Family & Consumer Science Program Leader David Perrin - Agricultural Program Leader Mitch Beaty - Regional 4-H Specialist UT Extension GENERAL RULES: Award presentation will be Saturday, Aug. 27, at 3:00 p.m. Location to be announced. 12

15 CLASS A JUNIOR HIGH JUDGING RULES 1. Teams will consist of four (4) Junior High (6th, 7th, & 8th grades) 4-H Club members. Any 4-H member enrolled in the 6th, 7th, or 8th grades may be a member of a team. Note: Members in Outdoor Meat Cookery must have been in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade on January 1 of current year. Counties with incomplete teams (less than 4) may enter up to 3 members who would be eligible for high individual awards. CLASS B SENIOR HIGH JUDGING RULES 1. Teams will consist of four (4) bonafide 4-H members in the Eastern Region. 2. Only teams with members currently enrolled in the 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade will be able to participate. Note: Members in the Outdoor Meat Cookery must have been in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade on January 1 of current year. Counties with incomplete teams (less than 4 members) may enter up to three members who would be eligible for high individual awards. 3. If any of the three top teams in Outdoor Meat Cookery are unable to participate in the State Contest, the Regional 4-H Specialist should be informed. In this event, the next highest placing team would be given the opportunity to participate in the State Contest and would receive the team prize money. CLASS A - 4-H JUNIOR HIGH OUTDOOR MEAT COOKERY LOT 1 - BEEF, PORK, LAMB, POULTRY Participants will report Saturday, Aug. 27 to Gray Ruritan Building, at 9:30 a.m. A team will consist of four members. A team must have one individual in each of the four divisions of the contest. The four divisions will be beef, pork, land, and poultry. 1. Contestants will furnish all equipment necessary to participate in this contest, including charcoal. 2. Counties may enter one, two, or three individuals where it is not possible to enter a team with four members. These individuals would be eligible for individual recognition. 3. Any pork, beef, lamb, or poultry cut and the contest s choice of sauce and seasoning may be used and will be supplied by the contestant. 4. Contestants should dress neatly and appropriately for the occasion. 5. Start to finish time, including starting the fire, will be limited to two hours. 6. Contestants will be evaluated on the basis of imaginative use, excellence of preparation and overall appearance including tenderness, juiciness, flavor and eye appeal. 7. A table suitable for displaying team/individual entries must be supplied by team members. All contests will be conducted in accordance with Rules established by the University of Tennessee Extension. Score Card Points I. Team Presentation 50 II. Appearance of Contestant 5 III. Equipment & Utensils Use & Safety 15 IV. Imagination and Recipe 10 V. Meat Preparation Skills 15 VI. Palatability 35 VII. Attractiveness & Overall Acceptability of Final Product 20 VIII. Total Score Team Platter/Table Presentation 50 Individual Cooking (100 Points) x 4 individuals 400 Total Team Points Possible 450 PREMIUMS Eastern Region Teams will be placed and awarded ribbons and premiums as follows: 1st $ th $8.00 2nd th rd $5 to each worthy team CLASS B - 4-H SENIOR HIGH OUTDOOR MEAT COOKERY LOT 1 - BEEF, PORK, LAMB, POULTRY Participants will report Saturday, Aug. 27, at 9:30 a.m. to the Gray Ruritan Building. 1. A team will consist of four members. A team must have one individual in each of the four divisions of the contest. The four divisions will be beef, pork, lamb, and poultry. 2. Counties may enter one, two, or three individuals where it is not possible to enter a team with four members. These individuals would be eligible for individual recognition and could serve as an alternate in the event the county they represent needs a substitution. 3. Members of the state winning team shall be ineligible to participate in the contest again. 4. Contestants will furnish all equipment necessary to participate in this contest, including charcoal. 5. Any pork, beef, lamb, or poultry cut and the contest s choice of sauce and seasoning may be used and will be supplied by the contestant. 6. Contestants should dress neatly and appropriately for the occasion. 7. Start to finish time, including starting the fire, will be limited to two hours. 8. Contestants will be evaluated on the basis of imaginative use, excellence of preparation and overall appearance including tenderness, juiciness, flavor and eye appeal. 9. A first place high individual in any meat, that is not a member of the top 3 teams will receive an at-large trip to State Contest. 10. A table suitable for displaying team/individual entries must be supplied by the member. PREMIUMS Eastern Region Teams will be placed and awarded ribbons and premiums as follows: 1st $ th $8.00 2nd th rd $5 to each worthy team The three winning county teams will receive $75 towards the trip to the State Contest. If the highest scoring individual cooking poultry is not on one of the three top teams, the county will receive $25 toward the trip to the State Contest. Score Card Points I. Team Presentation 50 II. Appearance of Contestant 5 III. Equipment & Utensils Use & Safety 15 IV. Imagination and Recipe 10 V. Meat Preparation Skills 15 VI. Palatability 35 VII. Attractiveness & Overall Acceptability of Final Product 20 VIII. Total Score Team Platter/Table Presentation 50 Individual Cooking (100 Points) x 4 individuals 400 Total Team Points Possible

16 DEPARTMENT 103 DEPARTMENT H EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS Premium Offered: $ All reservations must be made on Fair Entry form by JULY 25th! There are a limited number of boards available, please mail entry forms early. Appalachian Fair has the right to reject applications after all available space has been reserved. RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BOOTHS CLASS A - Lot 1 Open to Eastern Region 4-H members (4th through 7th grades as of January 1 of current year). CLASS B - Lot 2 Open to Eastern Region 4-H members (8th through 12th grades as of January 1 of current year). 1. Each exhibit will be allotted a space of 8 wide by 4 high. Be sure to utilize the 22 shelf on the front. 2. Each exhibit will be project oriented. Each exhibit must have 4-H or 4-H emblem displayed as part of the board. 3. Exhibits must be completed on the following days: Sunday, Aug. 14, between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. Monday, Aug. 15, between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 16, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 17, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Removal will be Tuesday, Aug. 30, between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The Fair will not be responsible for items used in the exhibit. 4. All materials and tools (i.e. staple guns, staples, scissors, hammer, etc) must be furnished by the exhibitor. The board must be completed by the exhibitor. 5. Any item or portion of an exhibit previously entered at the Appalachian Fair is not eligible for competition. 6. General Rules and regulations in the front of the catalog apply. JUDING POINTS Best Statement of True Purpose, Educational, Function, Objectives, or Results of Individual s 4-H Club Project. Appearance Pleasing to eye Simplicity Easy to understand & not crowded Originality New idea 30 points 30 points 20 points 20 points Premium Class A: 1st $50 2nd $40 3rd $30 4th-$20 Premium Class B: 1st $50 2nd $40 3rd $30 4th-$20 AFTER THE FIRST FOUR PLACINGS THE REMAINDER OF CREDITABLE BOOTHS WILL BE AWARDED A PARTICIPATION RIBBON AND $10. FFA CROPS AND FARM MECHANICS ENTRY DEADLINE JULY 25TH NO ENTRY FORM ACCEPTED AFTER JULY 25! Offered: $4, GENERAL CHAIRPERSON: Kerrie Sluder Class A, B, & I - Robert Meadows & Jeremiah Harrison Class C, D, E and F - Stena Meadows & Brett Butler Class G and H - Kerrie Sluder Class J - Stena Meadows Class K - Robert Meadows Class L & M - Ryan Arnett & Carly Lester Entry Times Exhibits will be received: Sunday, Aug. 21, 1:00-4:00 p.m. To any 4-H, FFA, or FCCLA member winning the greatest number of blue ribbons in the Appalachian Fair, other than livestock, the Gray Ruritan Club will present a plaque Winner: Megan Southerland, Greeneville, TN Vocational Directors Award to the single highest quality entry from FCCLA, FFA, and Career Technology Education sponsored by NETTA (Northeast Tennessee Technical Educational Alliance). Winners receive: 1st Place Rosette and $100 will be awarded to the winning student at the September meeting of NETTA. 2nd Place $50; 3rd Place $ WINNERS 1st - Sullivan Central Chapter Display 2nd - Christian Lee and MaKayla Smith, David Crockett HS - Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Portfolio 3rd - Caroline Tucker, North Greene HS - Picnic table Rules 1. Each exhibitor must be an active member of the FFA. 2. All crops exhibited must be from the students supervised farming program. 3. Shop articles exhibited must have been made by the exhibitor in the school shop, during the current school year. 4. Only exhibits listed in the catalogue may compete for prize money. 5. Students may enter only one article in any lot. Teachers may enter the exhibits under the school name on the entry form. 6. The judge shall have the authority to place ribbons according to the merits of the item. Items not tagged will not be judged. 7. EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED SUNDAY, AUG. 28th BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 1:00 AND 4:00 P.M. EXIBITORS WILL FORFEIT PREMIUM AWARDED ON ANY EXHIBIT RE- MOVED BEFORE TIME STATED. 8. Refer to General Rules and Regulations in this book applying to all departments. 9. Rules, regulations, classes, and requirements for all FFA Livestock exhibitors are listed under Junior Livestock in the Livestock Catalog. (Beef, Dairy, Sheep) 14

17 CLASS A SHOP WORK 1. Trough (feed or water) $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $ Farm Gate Lawn Furniture Picnic Table Concrete Float Welding Table or Stand Post Driver Small Welding Small Wood - Ag related Hitch Pin Nail Box Tool Box Display Arc Welding Display Mig Weld Rope Halter Saw Horses Shop Stool Bird House or Feeder Wooden Flower Box Small Wooden Crafts Meat Cutting Board Best of Show will be chosen from Class A Rosette Awarded CLASS B MAJOR SHOP SECTION Projects must have been constructed by the FFA members under instruction and advisement of Vo-Ag teacher or parent. Entry of items can be made only once. Equipment constructed by more than one FFA member may be entered by the FFA Chapter. 1. Farm Wagon or Trailer $25.00 $20.00 $ Farm Trailer Tandem Utility Trailer (2 Wheel Large) Point Equipment Most Original Welding Project Tractor Boom Tractor Carryall Gooseneck mover 3 Pt Hitch Best Labor Saving Device Tillage Equipment Livestock Chute or Head Gate Tire Breaker Grader Blade Salt & Mineral Feeder Large Wood Project (Wagon Bed, Truck rack, etc) Gooseneck Trailer or Tandem Livestock Feeder Large Metal Project Bale Loader, Fork or SpearType Shop Equipment Hay Rack Chapter Project Any other Best of Show will be chosen from Class B Rosette Awarded CLASS C FIELD CROPS 1. Corn Silage (2 stalks) $5.00 $4.00 $3.50 $ White Corn (3 ears) Yellow Corn (3 ears) Yellow Corn (2 stalks) Ornamental Corn Ears (3) Kennebec Potatoes (3) Red Triump Potatoes (3) Irish Potatoes (3) White Sweet Potatoes (3) Red Sweet Potatoes (3) Tobacco Stalk Green (4) Cured Tobacco Stalks (4) (Exhibitor may enter only one stick) BEST OF SHOW CHOSEN FROM CLASS C ROSETTE AWARDED CLASS D GARDENING 5th 1. Red Sweet Pepper (3) $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Green Sweet Pepper (3) Red Pimiento Pepper (3) Red Hot Pepper (3) Yellow Hot Pepper (3) Any Other Pepper (3) Okra (Red or Green) (6) Cucumbers (3) Zucchini Squash (1) Crook Neck Cushaw (1) Squash (Largest) (1) White Summer Squash (1) Yellow Summer Squash (1) Butternut Squash (1) Acorn Squash (1) Large Gourd (1) Ornamental Gourd (1) Tomatoes, Red (3) Tomatoes, Yellow (3) Cherry Tomatoes (10) Any Other Tomatoes (3) Cabbage (1) Beets (3) Greens Carrots (3) Lettuce (Head) Celery (3 stalks) Egg Plant (1) Green Beans (Snap-10) Green Beans (Pole-10) White Onions (3) Yellow Onions (3) Red Onions (3) Sweet Corn (3) Cantaloupe (1) Watermelon Largest Watermelon Apples (Red or Yellow) (3) Grapes Best Sugar Pumpkin Largest Field Pumpkin Largest Sunflower Prettiest Sunflower BEST OF SHOW WILL BE CHOSEN FROM CLASS D ROSETTE AWARDED 15

18 CLASS E SPECIALITY 1. White Eggs (6) $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Brown Eggs (6) Mulit-colored eggs (blue, green, etc) Shelled Corn Rye Silage CLASS F HAY (1/4 of bale) 1. Mixed Grass Hay $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Alfalfa Red Clover Lespedeza Grass and Clover Mixed Grass and Alfalfa Mixed Timothy Orchard Grass Oats Wheat BEST OF SHOW WILL BE CHOSEN FROM CLASS E ROSETTE AWARDED CLASS G ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE The following Lots in Ornamental Horticulture are open to competition to either chapters or individuals. No individual may enter more than one entry in each Lot. No chapter may enter more than 3 entries in any Lot. Plants grown by an individual in their supervised occupational experience program either at home or in the school program may be entered as individual projects and those grown in group projects should be entered in the chapter name. Commercial grown plants will be disqualified. 5th 1. Container grown nursery stock-display of one $6.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Display of ground cover, container grown (1) Ficus Plant Baby Tear Jew Swedish Ivy Basket Jade Hanging basket, foliage Hanging basket, flowering Spider Plant Basket Hanging basket, Fern or Fern-like plants Large foliage houseplant, minimum 36 inches Small foliage houseplant, less than 36 inches Flowering Annual 8 inch container or larger Flowering Annual, less than 8 inch container Wandering Jew Basket Aloe Vera Boston Fern 8 inch container or larger Boston Fern less than 8 inch container Mother-in-Law Plant Begonia Rubber Plant Peace Lily Pothus Plant Christmas Cactus Cactus Potted Ivy Potted Chrysanthemum $6.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Potted Geraniums Potted Impatiens Potted Perennial Other Blooming Potted Plants Other Non-Blooming Potted Plants More than one flower in a pot (more than one variety) Wildflower Arrangement Any Other Live Floriculture Arrangement Silk Floriculture Arrangement Display of one perennial BEST OF SHOW WILL BE CHOSEN FROM CLASS G ROSETTE AWARDED CLASS H LANDSCAPE DESIGN 1. Landscape Design-Plan View 8 1/2 x11 or smaller $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $ Landscape Design-Plan View Larger than 8 1/2 x Landscape Design-Elevation View 8 1/2 x11 of smaller Landscape Design-Elevation View Larger than 8 1/2 x Hand Drawn-Landscape Design Any Other Computer Aided Landscape Design-Plan View 8 1/2 x11 or smaller Computer Aided Landscape Design-Plan View Larger than 8 1/2 x Computer Aided Landscape Design-Elevation View 8 1/2 x11 or smaller Computer Aided Landscape Design-Elevation View Larger than 8 1/2 x Scaled Model-Landscape Design BEST OF SHOW WILL BE CHOSEN FROM CLASS H ROSETTE AWARDED Class G & H Rosette Awards Sponsored by Shady Oaks Garden Club CLASS I COLLECTIONS (minimum of 10 unless otherwise noted) 1. Leaf Collection (mounted & identified) Seed Collection (displayed or mounted & identified) Insect Collection (mounted & identified) Plant Collection (minimum of 20 specimens scientific and common name for each in a notebook/binder) Wildlife Plot Plant Collection (minimum 5 recommended plants for wildlife plot bundled together)

19 CLASS J AGRICULTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1. Photos must be 8x Photos must be matted on paper (may include but not limited to: foam board, mat board, construction paper, paper, or any other attractive backing). 1. Color Animal $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $ Color People Color -Any other Black & White Animal Black & White People Black & White Any other CLASS K PREPARED PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST Contest will follow the Tennessee FFA Career Development Events Handbook guidelines. 1. Contestants may speak on any Ag related topic. 2. Contestants must a pdf version of speech to Robert Meadows, Speech Contest Coordinator, South Greene High School, meadowsr@greenek12.com by Wednesday, Aug Contest will be held Saturday, Aug. 27, Farm & Home Stage at 1:00 p.m. 1. Prepared Speaking $50 $40 $30 CLASS L AGRISCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS This contest will follow the Tennessee FFA Career Development Events Handbook guidelines. You will be informed of your interview time when you bring your entry to the Fair. Agriscience Fair Exhibit (any topic) $40 $35 $30 CLASS M AGRICULTURAL ISSUES POSTER Must be 22 x 28 Agricultural issues poster $25 $20 $10 CLASS N CHAPTER DISPLAY - Using Fair Theme Each chapter will be assigned a designated area to display your chapter activities and accomplishments. 1. Space provided 4 wide, 8 tall, 2 deep 2. Display must be set up by 4:00 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21. DEPARTMENT 105 CLASS A FFA JUDGING CONTEST BEEF: Judging, Monday, August 22, 5:00 p.m. * DAIRY: Judging, Thursday, August 25, 5:00 p.m. * * Judging cards should be picked up by 4:30. Contest will start promptly at 5: Each CTE Agriculture Teacher in the fair area may enter as many teams as they wish in each contest. 2. Regulation judging cards will be used in the FFA contest. 3. No more than six classes will be judged. The final decision of the total number of classes and the make-up of these classes will be left to the discretion of the Chairperson. The decision will be guided by the availability of desirable classes. Lot 1 Beef Judging Contest: Participants must be a FFA member in the current year. Lot 2 Dairy Judging Contest: (See Beef Contest) PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED EACH CONTEST AS FOLLOWS: 1st Place Team $25 2nd Place 20 3rd Place 15 4th Place 12 5th Place 10 $6 each worthy team Rosettes will be given for each placing in each division. You MUST pre-register your team(s) before Friday, August 26, 4:00 p.m., using the on-line form. **Teams will NOT be allowed to register day of contest.** 1. Chapter Display $50 $45 $40 CLASS O QUALITY POINTS Special prizes are offered each chapter to encourage the entry of exhibits. Prizes will be offered according to the quality points. The chapter winning the most quality points will take first place (A quality point shall be equal to one dollar of prize money). Premium 1st 2nd 3rd 4th $40.00 $30.00 $20.00 $ Field Crops, Hay & Specialty 2. Gardening 3. Shop Exhibit 4. Ornamental Horticulture 5. Landscape Design 6. Photography 7. Collections 8. Display/Exhibits 9. Live Demonstrations (Speaking Contest & Ag. Science Fair 17

20 DEPARTMENT 106 FCCLA RETURN ENTRY FORM TO FAIR OFFICE BY JULY 25TH NO ENTRY FORM ACCEPTED AFTER JULY 25! Offered: $4, CHAIRPERSON: Jessica Gourley Vocational Directors Award to the highest single quality entry from FCCLA, FFA, and Career Technology Education sponsored by NTTEA (Northeast Tennessee Technical Educational Alliance). Winners receive: 1st Place Rosette and $100 will be awarded to the winning student at the September meeting of NETTA. 2nd Place $50; 3rd Place $ WINNERS 1st - Sullivan Central Chapter Display 2nd - Christian Lee and MaKayla Smith, David Crockett HS - Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Portfolio 3rd - Caroline Tucker, North Greene HS - Picnic table Exhibits, except food preparation, will be received Sun. Aug. 14, between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Food preparation exhibits will be received Monday, Aug. 22, between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. To any 4-H, FFA, or FCCLA member winning the greatest number of blue ribbons in the Appalachian Fair, other than livestock, the Gray Ruritan Club will present a plaque Winner: Megan Southerland, Greeneville, TN RULES 1. This Division is open to any boy or girl who is studying Family and Consumer Science Related Occupations, or general FACS in high school or junior high, or is a member of the national organization of FCCLA. 2. Individual exhibits must be actually owned and/or made by the student or the club exhibiting. Entries must have been made during the current school year. Each item may be entered in only one category. 3. Only exhibits listed in the catalogue may compete for prize money. 4. Students may enter only one article in any one lot. Teacher may enter exhibits in school name on entry form. 5. The judge shall have the authority to place ribbons according to merits of the item. 6. EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED SUNDAY, AUG. 28 BETWEEN 2:00 P.M. AND 4:00 P.M. EXHIBITORS WILL FORFEIT PREMIUM AWARDED ON ANY EXHIBIT REMOVED BEFORE TIME STATED. 7. Refer to General Rules and Regulations in this book applying to all departments. CLASS A SEWING All articles must be made by girl/boy who makes entry. Articles must have been made during current year. (Junior High 7th 9th Grades) 1. Apron $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $ Apparel Pillow Placemat (2) & Napkins (2) Blanket Clothing Access. (bows, belts, etc) Purses Non-Apparel Sewing Miscellaneous Sewing (Senior High 10th 12th Grades) 10. Apron $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $ Apparel Pillow Placemat (2) & Napkins (2) Blanket Clothing Access. (bows, belts, etc) Dress - School wear Dress - Party Costumes Purses Non-Apparel Sewing Miscellaneous Sewing Club Project CLASS B FOOD PREPARATION 1. Biscuits (3) $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Corn Meal Muffins (3) Miscellaneous Muffins (3) Flour Muffins (3) Loaf Quick Bread Loaf Yeast Bread Yeast Rolls (3) Yeast Sweet Rolls (3) (Cinnamon, Fruit, etc.) Jr. High Bread CAKES 10. Plain Cupcakes (3) Flavored Cupcakes (3) Decorated Cupcakes (3) Bundt Cake (1/2 Not Iced) Pound Cake (1/2) White Cake (1/2 Iced) Chocolate Cake (1/2 Iced) Angel Food Cake (1/2 not Iced) Jr. High Cake (1/2 Iced) Any other cake (1/2) Decorated Cake (Mock form may be used) COOKIES (Plate of 6) 21. Chocolate Chip Cookies Drop Cookies Rolled Cookies Molded Cookies Jr. High Cookies Decorated Cookies Bar Cookies Brownies Any Other Cookies CANDIES (Plate of 6) 30. Chocolate Fudge Peanut Butter Fudge Carmel Fudge Jr. High Candy Any Other Candy Jr. High White Lily Muffin Contest Sr. High White Lily Muffin Contest FOOD CUTS 37. Fine Julienne Julilenne/Allumette Batonnet Fine Brunoise Brunoise Small Dice Medium Dice Large Dice Paysanne

21 CLASS C FOOD PRESERVATION PRESERVES (Pint or Jelly Glass) 1. Strawberry $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Blackberry Applebutter JELLIES (Pint or Jelly Glass) 4. Light Dark JAMS (Pint or Jelly Glass) 6. Miscellaneous PICKLES (Pint) 7. Kraut Relish Miscellaneous CANNED FRUIT (Pint or Quart) 10. Applesauce Apples Blueberries Miscellaneous CANNED VEGETABLES (Pint or Quart) 14. Tomatoes Green Beans Soup Mixture Miscellaneous MISCELLANEOUS CANNING (Pint or Quart) 18. Miscellaneous Sauce Flavored Oils Flavored Vinegar Miscellaneous Club Project Table Scape CLASS D CRAFTS & RELATED ARTS CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS 1. Wooden $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Cross-Stitch Yarn Cloth Any Other OTHER CRAFTS 6. Holiday Wreath Any Other Wreath 8. Christmas Card Any Other Greeting Card Christmas Gift Wrap Large Christmas Decoration Small Christmas Decoration Decorated Candle Easter Decoration Thanksgiving Decoration Halloween Decoration Valentine Decoration Any Other Holiday Dec Potpourri Making Potpourri Display Gift Package Party Favors (2) Place Cards (4) Miscellaneous Decor Cross-Stitch (Large) Cross-Stitch (Small) Counted Cross-Stitch (Large) Counted Cross-Stitch (Small) Candle Making Hand Embroidery Machine Embroidery Crochet Knitting Quilt $15.00 $12.00 $10.00 $ Quilted Wall Hanging Banner of Flag Stenciling Soft Sculpture Decorated Apparel (Jackets, Jeans, etc.) Decorated Hat T-Shirt Painting Painted Ceramics Junior High Acrylic Painting Senior High Acrylic Painting Painted Figurine (other than ceramic) Watercolor Painting Beaded Jewelry Necklaces Beaded Jewelry Bracelet Other Jewelry Wood Craft (Large) Wood Craft (Small) Folk Art Decorated Shirts Plastic Canvas Latch Hook Rugs Latch Hook Wall Hangings Fabric Wreath Collectible Display Collage (poster size) People Collage (poster size) Animals Collage (poster size) Places Painted Suncatcher Stained Glass Duct Tape Accessories Duct Tape Apparel Any Other Duct Tape Item Memory Album Any Other Item Club Project (22x28 inches maximum) MISCELLANEOUS BASKET WEAVING-REED 70. Rag Paper Decorated CLASS E HOUSING/HOME FURNISHINGS 1. Outdoor Functional (i.e. Planter, mailbox, etc) $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Outdoor Decorative Bird House-Decorative Bird Feeders Table Centerpiece (Non-Floral) Special Occasion Table Setting (1 cover) Tablecloth Potholder Place Mats (2) & Napkins (2) Decorator Napkins Coasters (2) Decorated Pillow Quilted Pillow Pillow Case (1) Picture Framing Model Home Model Room Floor Plan Furniture Refinishing Furniture Refurbishing Lamps Educational Notebook Wall Hanging

22 24. Creative Stitchery $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Other Stitchery Functional Birdhouse Decorative Plates Decorative Trays Decorated Box Any Other Wall Hanging Any Other Item Club Project CLASS F FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 1. Hanging Dried Floral Arrang. $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $ Dried Floral Arrangement Silk Floral Arrangement Hanging Silk Floral Arrang Christmas Floral Arrangement Holiday Floral Arrange. Other Live Plants Corsage Bridal Bouquet Dried Floral Basket Silk Floral Basket Large Basket Small Basket Silk Floral Vase Silk Holiday Floral Arrang Miniature Arrang.-8 max Any Other Floral Arrang Floral Club Project CLASS G CHILD DEVELOPMENT 1. Quilt $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $ Blanket Child s Clothing Infant s Clothing Infant Decorative Apparel Child s Decorated Clothing Game Wooden Toy Stuffed Toy Stuffed Doll Soft Sculpture Doll Educational Toy Educational Book Mobile Shoebox Diorama Any Other Item Child Development Club Prj CLASS H ECOLOGY 1. Recycles from Paper $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $ Recycles from Plastic Recycles from Glass Recycles from other materials Club Project CLASS I OTHER EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS 22x28 inches Maximum 1. Club Safety Exhibit $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $ Club Career Exhibit CLASS J DISPLAY EXHIBITS 1. FCCLA Sr. High Display $50.00 $35.00 $20.00 $ FCCLA Jr. High Display FCCLA Scrapbook Educational Notebook Jr. Community Svc Club Prj Sr. Community Svc Club Prj Purpose: To promote the national organization of FCCLA RULES for Class J Educational Exhibits 1. The theme must be related to Chapter promotion, or local chapter activities. 2. The Display will be judged on the following: A. Theme (to be stated on display) B. Layout and Design C. Informational Value D. Creativity E. Quality of Construction 3. All display exhibits should meet state requirements. Each chapter will be limited to four (4) educational exhibits in each category. 4. The exhibit will be identified by a self-supporting sign with the Chapter name and city. The sign should be placed at the exhibit only after judging. 5. Display must be the work of the members and their respective FCCLA Chapter. 6. Each school is limited to one FCCLA Display per Chapter. 7. Exhibits must be complete by Friday, Aug. 19. CLASS K QUALITY POINTS Special prizes are offered to each chapter to encourage the entry of quality exhibits. Prizes will be offered according to quality points. The chapter winning the most quality points will take first prize. (A quality point shall be equal to one dollar of prize money.) Premium 1st 2nd 3rd 4th $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $ SEWING 2. FOOD PREPARATION 3. FOOD PRESERVATION 4. CRAFTS AND RELATED ARTS 5. HOUSING/HOME FURNISHINGS 6. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 7. CHILD DEVELOPMENT 8. ECOLOGY 9. OTHER EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS For catalog information and on-line entry forms 20

23 DEPARTMENT 107 CAREER & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION RETURN ENTRY FORM TO FAIR OFFICE BY JULY 25TH NO ENTRY FORM ACCEPTED AFTER JULY 25! Offered: $17, CHAIRPERSONS: Hal Range Cell: Jerry Dearstone Entry Times Exhibits will be received: Friday, Aug. 12, 1:00-5:00 p.m., & Saturday, Aug. 13, 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 14, 12:00 noon. - 5:00 p.m. Judging will take place Monday, Aug. 15 and Tuesday, Aug. 16 School Displays must be set up by Thursday, Aug. 18. Perishable Culinary Arts entries accepted Friday, Aug. 19, 3:00-5:00 p.m. Judging at 5:00 p.m. All other judging will be Monday, Aug. 15 & Tuesday, Aug. 16. Vocational Directors Award to the highest single quality entry from FCCLA, FFA, and Career Technology Education sponsored by NTTEA (Northeast Tennessee Technical Educational Alliance). Winners receive: 1st Place Rosette and $100 will be awarded to the winning student at the September meeting of NTTEA. 2nd Place $50; 3rd Place $ WINNERS 1st - Sullivan Central Chapter Display 2nd - Christian Lee and MaKayla Smith, David Crockett HS - Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Portfolio 3rd - Caroline Tucker, North Greene HS - Picnic table Rules 1. This division is open to students in middle school, high school or career technical school trade and industrial education departments in the counties served by the Appalachian Fair. Article exhibited must be the work of the eligible student prepared under the supervision of the respective teacher. 2. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry per lot. Teacher may enter exhibits under school name on entry form. 3. Judges shall have the authority to place ribbons according to the merits of the item. 4. All electrical entries will have an electrical supply and be operational. 5. All articles must be made during the current year. 6. EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED SUNDAY, AUG. 28 BETWEEN 1:00 AND 4:00 P.M. EXHIBITORS WILL FORFEIT PREMIUM AWARDED ON ANY EXHIBIT REMOVED BEFORE TIME STATED. 7. Refer to General Rules and Regulations in this book applying to all departments For catalog information and on-line entry forms CLASS A TECHNOLOGY STUDENT ASSOCIATION 1. Bird House or Feeder $8.00 $6.00 $ Cabinet Construction Small Wood Project (Misc.) Large Wood Project (Misc.) Lathe Project Any Other Wood Item Stool or Bench Model Rocketry CO2 Model Cars Small Misc. Items Model Bridges Scaled House Models Structural Engineering Models Plastic Technology Project D Dragster Design (size A or B) Robotics (Large) Robotics (Small) School Project (Misc.) CLASS B BOARD DRAFTING 1. Lettering Sample $8.00 $6.00 $ Floor Plan Drawing Mechanical Detail Drawing One View Drawing/Geometric Construction Orthographic Drawing with Isometric (A or B size) Orthographic Drawing with Isometric (C or D size) Pictorial Electrical Schematic Threads, Gears, Cams Auxiliary Views Sheet Metal Development Sectional Drawing Orthographic Drawing Detail Drawing of Wall Sections Architectural Detail Drawing Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Drawing (A or B size) Miscellaneous Drawing (C or D size) Piping Drawing School Project Outstanding Drawing ROSETTE (Will be awarded from entries received from the above lots) CLASS C COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING 1. One View Drawing/Geometric Construction $8.00 $6.00 $ Orthographic Drawing (A or B size) Orthographic Drawing (C or D size) View Orthographic Drawing (A or B size) View Orthographic Drawing with Isometric (C size) View Orthographic Drawing (A or B size)

24 7. 3 View Orthographic Drawing with Isometric (C size) $10.00 $8.00 $ Orthographic Drawing with Isometric (D size) Mechanical Detail Drawing (A or B size) Mechanical Detail Drawing 1 component (C size) Mechanical Detail Drawing 2-5 Components (C size) Mechanical Detail Drawing 5 or more Components (C size) Mechanical Detail Drawing 2-5 Components (D size) Mechanical Detail Drawing 5 or more Components (D size) Full Sectional Drawing English (A or B size) Full Sectional Drawing Metric (A or B size) Full Sectional Drawing English (C size) Full Sectional Drawing Metric (C size) Full Sectional Drawing (D size) Half Sectional Drawing English (A or B size) Half Sectional Drawing Metric (A or B size) Half Sectional Drawing (C/D size) Offset Sectional Drawing English (A or B size) Offset Sectional Drawing Metric (A or B size) Offset Sectional Drawing (C/D size) Broken Out Sectional (A or B size) Broken Out Sectional (C/D size) Revolved Sectional (A or B size) Revolved Sectional (C/D size) Other Types of Sectional Drawing English (A or B size) Other Types of Sectional Drawing Metric (A or B size) Other Types of Sectional Drawing (C/D size) Auxiliary Views (A or B size) Auxiliary Views (C size) Auxiliary Views (D size) Pictorial/Isometric (A or B size) Pictorial/Isometric (C/D size) Pictorial/Perspective Pictorial/Other (A or B size) Pictorial/Other (C size) Pictorial/Other (D size) Assembly Drawing (A or B size) Assembly Drawing (C size) Assembly Drawing (D size) Technical Illustrations (A or B size) Technical Illustrations (C/D size) Electrical Schematic (A or B size) Electrical Schematic (C/D size) Electrical Illustration (A or B size) Electrical Illustration (C/D size) Symbols Library (A or B size) Symbols Library (C/D size) Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (A or B size) Sheet Metal Development (A or B size) $12.00 $10.00 $ Sheet Metal Development (C size) Sheet Metal Development (D size) Gears Threads CAD Piping Drawing Miscellaneous Drawing (A or B size) Miscellaneous Drawing (C size) Miscellaneous Drawing (D size) Set of House Plans (A or B size) Set of House Plans (C size) Set of House Plans (D size) Commercial Building Plans Piping Detail Drawing Exploded Assembly Welding Drawing (A or B size) Welding Drawing (C/D size) Architectural Elevation Drawing Floor Plan Drawing Wall Sectionals (A or B size) Wall Sectionals (C size) Wall Sectionals (D size) Foundation Detail Drawing (A or B size) Foundation Detail Drawing (C/D size) Miscellaneous Architecture Detail Drawing (A or B size) Miscellaneous Architecture Detail Drawing (C size) Miscellaneous Architecture Detail Drawing (D size) D Rendered Drawing Mechanical (A or B size) D Rendered Drawing Mechanical (C size) D Rendered Drawing Mechanical (D size) D Rendered Drawing Architectural (A or B size) D Rendered Drawing Architectural (C size) D Rendered Drawing Architectural (D size) D Rendered Drawing Others (A or B size) $12.00 $10.00 $ D Rendered Drawing Others (C size) D Rendered Drawing Others (D size) CAD School Project Outstanding CAD Project ROSETTE (Will be awarded from entries from the above lots) 22

25 CLASS D COMPUTER MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY 1. Computer Components Display (showing a complete working computer assembled on a display board with parts labeled & connected) $20.00 $15.00 $ Storage Device Display (showing various computer storage devices, labeled, showing characteristics) Networking Cables Termination (Category 5 patch cable with proper termination procedures) Networking Cables Termination (Category 5 crossover cable with proper termination procedures) Networking Cable Termination (terminate a coaxial networking cable with BNC connectors) Telephone Cable Grouping, 25 pair Telephone Cable Grouping, 100 pair Pair Punch Down Pair Punch Down Jack Punch Down Surface Mount Telephone Jack Wall Outlet Telephone or Data Jack Gaming Character Design Video Game Design Poster Game Level Design Poster School Project/Miscellaneous CLASS E ELECTRICITY 1. Two 3-way and One 4-way Light Display $15.00 $12.00 $ Switch Display NEC required Electric Motor Display (cut away) Motor control display with manual controls and magnetic starter controlled from one location with motor School Project (Misc.) Any Other Electrical Entry CLASS F PRECISION MACHINING 1. Punch Set $8.00 $6.00 $ Plumb Bob Bolt & Nut Wheel Puller Ball Peen Hammer T-Handle Tap Wrench C-Clamp Adjustable Tap Wrench Trailer Ball Machinist Vise Miniature Project (key chain) Miniature Hammer Project Candle Holder Spring Center Tool Parallel Clamps Six Inch Scale Misc. Shop Project (2-5 parts) Misc. Shop Project (6 or more parts) CNC Milling Project (1 part) CNC Milling Project (2 or more parts) CNC Lathe Project (1 part) CNC Lathe Project (2 parts) Blocks Blocks Dice Checkers or Chess Set Miniature Rims Cannon Miscellaneous Hammer Project 15.00! Scale Miscellaneous Shop Project (1 part) $15.00 $10.00 $ Arbor Press Mastercam Mill Project (1 part) Mastercam Mill Project (2 or more parts) Mastercam Lathe Project (1 part) Mastercam Lathe Proj. (2 or more parts) Outstanding Project ROSETTE CLASS G (BPA/FBLA) BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA 1. Letterhead $8.00 $6.00 $ Flyer, One graphic Flyer, Multi-Graphic Brochure, 2 sided, Folded Program, 1 page Program, Multipage Booklet, Informational Type Business Cards Business Cards with Graphics Calendar without Graphics Calendar with Graphic Announcements, Invitations Leadership Themed Posters (11 x14 or larger) Safety Posters (11 x14 or larger) Personal Finance Poster (22 x28 ) Personal Finance Project Scrapbook Student Portfolio BPA Club Display, Tri-Fold Board CLASS H AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 1. Clutch & Pressure Plate $10.00 $8.00 $ Brake System Display Charging System Display Complete MacPherson Strut Assembly Fuel Pump Alternator Rack & Pinion Steering Starter Display Master Cylinder Assembly Water Pump Display Cylinder Head Engine Display Differential Assembly PCM Power Control Module Fuel Injectors Auto. Electric Connectors Display Recirculating-Ball Steering Gear Box Power Steering Pump Hub Wheel Bearing/Tapered Bearing Anti-Lock Brake Component SIR/Safety Restraints (Must be deployed) Steering Columns Tire Construction Display Vehicle Fluids Display Front Wheel Drive Axles Alternative Fuel Vehicles Automotive Safety Poster Automotive Service Excellence Poster Auto. Skills/USA Career Exhibit Automotive Racing Exhibit Personal Protective Equip. Exhibit School Project (Miscellaneous)

26 CLASS I AUTO BODY COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY Automobiles will be judged Monday morning, the first day of the Fair. Automobile entries may be delivered as late as Sunday, Aug. 23 for judging. 1. Base Coat with Clear Coat Panel $25.00 $20.00 $ Lacquer Refinished Panel Fender, door, hood, or 3 x3 panel; repair and refinish with Urethane (enamel paint) Fender, door, hood or 3 x3 panel; repair and refinish with Acrylic (Urethane paint) Fender, door, hood or 3 x3 panel; repair and refinish with acrylic enamel Fender, door, hood panel (Spot Repair) Base Coat with Clear Coat Auto Body Auto Body painted with acrylic urethane Custom Auto Body any paint Custom painting of fender, door, hood or 3 x3 panel School Project (Miscellaneous) CLASS J GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS (Computer or Risograph Generated) 1. Multi-page Booklet or Manual (Minimum 10 pages) $35.00 $25.00 $ Multi-page Brochure (Min 2 pages) Athletic or Calendar Schedule Single Color, Single Sheet, Folded Brochures, Programs, etc Single Color, Single Sheet, Not Folded Bulletins, Programs, etc Multi-color, Single Sheet, Folded Bulletins Programs, etc Multi-color, Single Sheet, Not Folded Bulletins, Programs, etc Multi-color Letterhead and Envelope Stationary/Invitations Business Cards Tickets Advertisements, Public Relations Materials Newspaper/Newsletters T-shirt Design Miscellaneous x11 1/2 Safety Poster x36 Safety Poster Tri-Fold Poster/Bulletin Board Display Outstanding Graphic Communication Project ROSETTE (Will be awarded from entries in above lots) CLASS K COSMETOLOGY (Advanced Students) Any lot with 20 or more entries, after the first three placings, the next three will receive $2. One entry per student; 3 entries per school - per lot. 1. Nail Art (Decals) - 1 single nail $5.00 $4.00 $ Nail Art (Decals) - 1 hand or 5 nails Nail Art (Freehand) - 1 single nail Nail Art (Freehand) - 1 hand or 5 nails D Nail Art - 1 single nail D Nail Art - 1 hand of 5 nails Sculptured Nails - 1 single nail Sculptured Nails - 1 hand or 5 nails Nail Tips (Adv. II) - 1 single nail Nail Tips (Adv. II) - 1 single hand of 5 nails Nail Tips (Adv. III) - 1 single nail Nail Tips (Adv. III) - 1 single hand of 5 nails Fiberglass Nails - 1 single nail Fiberglass Nails - 1 hand or 5 nails Gel Nails - 1 single nail Gel Nails - 1 hand or 5 nails Nail Art Display Creativity Formal Hair Style Creativity Casual Hair Style Long Formal Hair Style Long Casual Hair Style Medium Formal Hair Style Medium Casual Hair Style II Medium Casual Hair Style III Short Formal Hair Style Short Casual Hair Style Upsweep-Creativity Formal Upsweep-Creativity Casual Rope Braid - Formal Rope Braid - Casual Strand Braid - Formal Strand Braid - Casual Cobra Braid - Formal Cobra Braid - Casual Invisible Braid - Formal Invisible Braid - Casual Visible Braid - Formal Visible Braid - Casual Basket weave Style Asymmetrical Style Bob Style French Twist (Advanced II) French Twist (Advanced III) Perms Basic Wrap Perms Basic Wrap II Perms Design Wrap Perms Design Wrap II Braid Corn Rowing Braid Corn Rowing Design Color Originality Student Notebook Anatomy Poster (Skin, Hair, Nails, Etc.) Anatomy Project (Skin, Hair, Nails, Etc.) Fantasy Make-up Poster Fantasy Make-up Project Skin Care Poster Skin Care Project Designer Color Blondes Designer Color Reds Dimensional Color Design Men s Hair Style Hair Extensions Non-Traditional Style Futuristic Style Theme Style Character Style Salon Business Plan Salon Floor Plan Poster/Project School Projects (Miscellaneous) School Project Skills Community Service Project Overall Booth Display (Utilize current Fair Theme) and Rosettes 24

27 CLASS L INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY Any lot with 20 or more entries, after the first three placings, the next three will receive $2. 1. Nail Art - 1 single nail $5.00 $4.00 $ Nail Art - 1 single hand of 5 nails D Nail Art - 1 single nail D Nail Art - 1 hand of 5 nails Nail Tips - 1 single nail Nail Tips - 1 hand or 5 nails Sculptured Nails - 1 single nail Sculptured Nails - 1 hand or 5 nails Hair Style Creativity - Formal Hair Style Creativity - Casual Hair Style Long - Formal Hair Style Long - Casual Hair Style Medium - Formal Hair Style Medium - Casual Hair Style Short - Formal Hair Style Short - Casual Perms Basic Wrap Rope Braid - Formal Rope Braid - Casual Strand Braid-Formal Strand Braid-Casual Cobra Braid-Formal Cobra Braid-Casual Invisible Braid-Formal Invisible Braid-Casual Visible Braid-Formal Visible Braid-Casual Nail Art Display Anatomy Poster (Skin, Hair, Nails, Etc.) Anatomy Project (Skin, Hair, Nails, Etc.) Fantasy Make-up Poster Fantasy Make-up Project Skin Care Poster Skin Care Project Student Notebook CLASS M CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROJECTS 1. Career & Tech Ed Pin Designs $12.00 $10.00 $ Career & Tech Ed Banner Career & Tech Ed Occupational Suitcase Career & Tech Ed Bulletin Board Collaborative Work Skills Project (includes two or more classes) CLASS N MARKETING EDUCATION (DECA) 1. Store Front Display $15.00 $10.00 $ Product Development (poster size) Product Development (small) Service Business Marketing & Advertising Lay-out (small size) Marketing & Advertising Lay-out (Poster Size) Scrapbook: A complete scrapbook of the past year s projects in the DECA Club Business Safety Lay-out Promotional Brochure Promotional Display Visual Merchandising Display Entrepreneurial Project CLASS O CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1. Lip Print Display $10.00 $7.00 $ Hand Print Display Forensic Anthropology Display Crime Scene Blood Splatter Blood Splatter Mathematics Bloodstain Velocity Bloodstain Angles BloodTyping Ecology in Crime Scenes Ballistics/Bullet Trajectory General Ballistics Display Firing Pin Marks Land and Grooves (Striation Marks) Gunshot Residue Patterns Hair Evidence Body Fluids in Crime Scenes Arson Investigation Death Investigations Bite Marks Odontology General Ballistics Display Complete Set of Inked Fingerprints Lifting of Latent Prints Off Different Objects Latent Fingerprints Lifted and On Index Cards $10.00 $6.00 $ Plaster Casting of Shoe Print Plaster Casting of Tire Imprint Prisons/Jails Correctional Display Tool Mark Display Crime Scene Notebook Crime Scene Sketches Computer Crime Scene Sketches Crime Scene Displays or Setups Crime Lab Display Student Notebooks! Traffic Accident Drawing by Hand Traffic Accident Drawing by Computer Fingerprint Analysis Exhibits DNA Exhibits Handwriting Analysis Exhibits Impression Evidence Exhibits General Forensic Science Display Outstanding Criminal Justice Project ROSETTE 25

28 CLASS P WELDING 1. Single Vee Groved Weld Open Butt $10.00 $8.00 $ Single Vee Groved Weld Open Butt Joint 3/8 Plate, Horizontal (Flat Position) Gas Metal ARC Weld on 1/4 Plate Open Butt Joint, Vertical Position Gas Metal ARC Weld Horizontal Fillet Weld 3/8 Pate-Vertical ga. Coupon Using Mig Weld, Single Pass T Weld ga. Coupon Using E6011 Slick Weld, Butt Weld /4 Steel, Weld a Single Pass, Lap Weld GMAW Wheel Trailer Welds Wheel Trailer Welds Round Bale Carrier Trailer Boom Tractor Carry All Welding Art T-Post Puller T-Post Driver Welding Sculpture st Year Individual Project nd Year Individual Project School Project (Misc.) CLASS Q HEALTH OCCUPATIONS 1. Skeletal Instructional Display $12.00 $10.00 $ Year in Health Display D Health Project Healthcare Safety Display/Project Instructional Display Materials Physical Assessment Display Patient Education Materials Healthcare History Project Medical Brochures Anatomy Project Forensics Project Health Career Focused Project Student Notebook Cereal Killer Boxes Club T-shirt Design Community Involvement Portfolio Medical Innovations/Photography Creative Problem Solving (research) & address current health issue Diagnostic Procedure/Equipment Research Project Shoe Box Hospital Room Layout Job shadowing/work experience (pictures required) School Projects Health Occupations Display Outstanding Health Occupations Project ROSETTE CLASS R MASONARY 1. Concrete Bench $15.00 $12.00 $ Concrete Table Flower Pot Stepping Stone Decorative Concrete Slab Miscellaneous Masonry Safety Poster Brick Laying Demonstration CLASS S CULINARY ARTS Entries will be accepted Friday, Aug. 19, 3-5 p.m. Judging at 5:00 p.m. 1 entry per student per lot. 3 entries per school per lot. 1. Biscuits (3) $4.00 $3.00 $ Garlic Cheese Biscuits Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits Chicken & Cheese Dog Biscuits Breads 5. Braided Bread Sweet Rolls (3) Yeast Rolls 7. Yeast Raised Doughnuts (3) Cake Doughnuts (3) Bread Sticks (3) Muffins 10. Miscellaneous Muffins (3) Cornmeal Muffins (3) Cakes 12. White Cake Half Iced Chocolate Cake Half Iced Decorated Cake Bundt Cake Pound Cake Angel Food Cake Coffee Cake Cookie Cake Cake Balls (6) Fondant Flowers Decorated Cupcakes (3) Easter Cupcakes (3) Thanksgiving Cupcakes (3) Halloween Cupcakes (3) Valentine Cupcakes (3) Christmas Cupcakes (3) Filled Cupcakes (3) Plain Cupcakes (3) Cookies 30. Drop Cookies (3) $4.00 $3.00 $ Rolled Cookies (3) Decorated Cookies (3) Chocolate Chip Cookies (3) Molded Cookies (3) Pies 35. Pie Crust Whole Pie Whoopie Pies (3) Tarts (3) Pastries 39. Cream Puffs (3) Eclairs (Filled & Unfilled) (3)

29 Fudges 41. Chocolate Fudge (3) Peanut Butter Fudge (3) Fudge Brownies (3) Chocolates 44. Choc. Covered Strawberries (6) Choc. Covered Cherries (6) Choc. Covered Marshmallows (3) Choc. Covered Potato Chips (6) Choc. Covered Suckers (3) Candies - 6 pieces each 49. Truffles Bark Candy Molded Candy Suckers Chocolate Dipped Pretzels Homemade Pastas 54. Fettuccini Capellini/Angel Hair Spaghetti Thin Spaghetti Farfalle Conchiglie Food Cuts 60. Fine Juliene Juliene/Allumette Batonnet Fine Brunoise Brunoise Small Dice Medium Dice Large Dice Paysanne Design 69. Fruit Design Fruit Basket Carved Fruit Carved Vegetable Vegetable Flowers CLASS T CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION DISPLAY (INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS) We will be receiving exhibits on Friday, Aug. 12, Saturday, Aug. 13, and Sunday, Aug. 14, which is one week in advance of the Fair opening. Open competition judging will take place on Monday, Aug. 15 and Tuesday, Aug. 16. (Thursday, Aug. 18, is the day for all school instructors to set up their individual competitive school displays.) PURPOSE: The display will allow individual schools to show the public, in a well displayed booth, the courses being taught and the items being produced in the various vocational trade areas. 1. Individual School Displays $ $75.00 $50.00 RULES: 1. A limited amount of display space is available, please make reservations now. Contact Hal Range at or Cell Available Space will be 8 foot (deep) by 20 foot (wide). 3. Displays must be set up by Thursday, Aug. 18. DISPLAYS WILL BE JUDGED ON THE FOLLOWING: A. Educational Information value 20% B. Layout and Design 20% C. Utilization of 2015 Fair Theme 20% D. Creativity and Originality 20% E. Workmanship 20% CLASS U QUALITY POINTS 1. Special Prizes are offered each chapter to encourage the entry of quality exhibits. Prizes will be offered according to quality points. The chapter winning the most quality points will take first prize. (A quality point shall be equal to one dollar of prize money.) First: $ Second: $50.00 Third: $25.00 Culinary Miscellaneous 74. Restaurant Design Menu Design Napkin Folding Table Setup for Table Centerpiece Nonfloral Table Centerpiece Floral Club Safety Exhibit 22x Club Career Exhibit 22x Culinary Arts Scrapbook Culinary Arts Community Proj Culinary Arts School Proj

30 DEPARTMENT 280 CLASS A WOOL & WOOLIES REVUE Co-Directors: Ed Bowman and Steve Sutton Friday, Aug. 26, 7:00 p.m. Show Pavilion Offered: $ Mail entry form to Appalachian Fair, P. O. Box 8218, Gray, TN Must be received by Aug. 5 The Objectives of this activity are to: 1. Present a class of sheep in the most attractive manner. Contestants may lead a wether, a market lamb, or a registered ewe. 2. Give spectators an opportunity to view young people modeling wool garments while leading the wool producer. 3. The following standards will be used when judging the classes: A. Entrant s garment (suitable & practical for contestant s maturity, etc.) B. Poise and appearance (accessories, make-up, etc. appropriate for entrant s maturity and to style of garment. Entrant appears to be at ease and wears garment to best advantage) C. Control and presentation of sheep. 4. Entries may be obtained from the Fair Office and should be returned to the Appalachian Fair. Entry will contain brief biography of entrant and garment description. Entry forms must be returned by August 5th. 5. Contestants should report to Show Pavilion for rehearsal at 6:00 p.m. Friday evening, Aug. 26. Lot 1: Primary contestants (7 years of age & under) Lot 2: Junior contestants (8-11 years of age) Lot 3: Intermediate contestants (12-15 years of age) Lot 4: Senior contestants (16-20 years of age) Lot 5: Adult contestants (21 years of age and older) Awards for all Lots 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 10th 11th and above $40 $35 $25 $10 $5 A special premium awarded of $15 is being offered by the American Southdown Breeders Association to any boy or girl winning first place and leading a Southdown ewe in competition. Mr. Gary Jennings, Secretary, American Southdown Breeders Association, HCR 13, Box 220, Fredonia, TX Special thanks to The Posy Shop, Debbie Messer, Owner For sponsoring the lovely flowers Wool & Woolies Winners Primary Division: Madison Orr Junior Division: Madelyn Orr Intermediate Division: Jacey Moncier Senior Division: Haley Webb Adult Division: Debra Doan 28

31 BABY SHOW For more information call: Fair Office or Betty Jones Offered: $ $10 Entry Fee NO PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED All Twins (6-20 months) Judging 3:30 p.m. Age 6 through 12 months Judging, Saturday, Aug. 27 Girls Judging begins at 9:00 a.m Boys Judging begins at 10:30 a.m. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Developed Girl $25 $15 $10 $5 Ribbon Best Developed Boy Ribbon Prettiest Girl Ribbon Most Handsome Boy Ribbon Little Miss Personality 25 Little Mr. Personality 25 Age 13 through 20 months Judging, Saturday, Aug. 27 Girls Judging begins at 1:00 p.m Boys Judging begins at 2:30 p.m. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Developed Girl $25 $15 $10 $5 Ribbon Best Developed Boy Ribbon Prettiest Girl Ribbon Most Handsome Boy Ribbon Little Miss Personality 25 Little Mr. Personality 25 Twins All Twins (6-20 months) Judging 3:30 p.m. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 $10 Ribbon To be held at the Museum Stage Arrive approximately minutes before scheduled time to register. In case of rain, we will be forced to cancel due to the fact we do not have an indoor facility capable of taking care of the crowd. 29

32 YOUTH TALENT CONTEST THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 7:00 P.M. CONTEST OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY BETWEEN THE AGES OF INCLUSIVE, AS OF SEPTEMBER 17, PREVIOUS WINNERS NOT ELIGIBLE TO WIN IN THE SAME CATEGORY ENTRY FORMS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS AVAILABLE BY CALLING FAIR OFFICE or on-line at DEADLINE AUGUST 5 Awards Appalachian Fair $500 1st Place $300 2nd Place $200 3rd Place Tennessee Valley Fair Regional Youth Talent Contest (Knoxville) $1500 Grand Prize winner $350 2nd Place $250 3rd Place $150 4th Place 2015 Youth Talent Winner Kristen Arwood 30