FRIDAY, JULY 30th 6:00 pm ................. Beer Garden Opens Nightly 7:00 pm ................. Logan Mize & Colby Cooper sponsored by PATRIOT NATION 9:00 pm ................. Dylan Bloom - Two Rivers Overhang

SATURDAY, JULY 31st 8:00 am ................ Poultry SHOW 8:00 am ................ Horse SHOW 9:00 am ................. Dairy Goat SHOW 11:00 am ................ Dairy Cattle SHOW Noon ..................... Rabbit Showmanship 12:30 pm ................ Rabbit SHOW 1:00 - 8:00 pm ....... Pie Parlor – Rybin Bldg. 5:00 - 6:30 pm ....... Rocket Launch Contest 6:30 - 9:00 pm ...... Face Painting in Rybin Building 7:00 pm ................. GRANITE & MARBLE INTERIORS RODEO 9:00 pm ................. Tim Strathman & Blacktop Road - Two Rivers Overhang

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st 8:00 am ................. Horse SHOW 8:00 am ................. Church Service 8 - 11:00 am ........... 4-H Pancake Feed 9:00 am ................. Sheep SHOW Meat Goat SHOW-following Sheep 10:00 am ............... Kempcke Seed Bloody Mary Bar Opens 10:00 am ............... Beer Garden Opens 10:00 am ............... Mud Volleyball Tournament 12:00 - 8:00 pm ..... Pie Parlor – Rybin Bldg. 1:00 pm ................. Backyard BBQ Contest 3:00 - 8:00 pm ...... Rybin Bldg. Bar Open 4:30 pm ................. Parade - “Fair Fun in ’21” 6:00 pm ................. 4-H Fashion SHOW & Awards Program 6:00 pm ................. Pioneer Farm Family Award 6:30 - 9:00 pm....... Face Painting in Rybin Building 7:00 pm ................. GRANITE & MARBLE INTERIORS RODEO 9:00 pm ................. Karaoke/D.J. - Two Rivers Overhang

JULY 30th – AUGUST 4th

MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd 9:00 am ................. Beef SHOW 10:30 am ............... Bucket Calf Record INTERVIEWS 11:00 - 8:00 pm ...... Sons of American Legion Pulled Pork 2:00 - 7:00 pm ....... Pie Parlor – Rybin Bldg. 3:00 - 8:00 pm ....... Rybin Bldg. Bar Open 5:00 pm ................. C & C COMPLETE and VSE ANTIQUE TRACTOR & PICKUP PULL 7:00 pm ................. St. Paul’s Kiddie Tractor Pull 9:00 pm ................. D.J. - Two Rivers Overhang

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3rd 8:00 am ................. Dog SHOW 8:00 am ................. Hog SHOW 1:30 pm .................. Cat SHOW 1:30 pm .................. Companion Animal SHOW 2:00 pm ................. Round Robin SHOW 3:00 - 6:00 pm ....... Pie Parlor – Rybin Bldg. 3:00 - 8:00 pm ....... Rybin Bldg. Bar Open 5:30 pm ................. Cattlemen’s Beef Sandwich Dinner 6:00 pm ................. GOLDEN HARVEST TRACTOR PULL 6:30 pm ................. Wine Tasting 9:00 pm ................. The Pokorny Boys featuring Taylor Wakefield -Two Rivers Overhang

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4th 7:00 am ................. ALL 4-H Exhibits RELEASED 10:00 am ................ All Open Class Exhibits RELEASED 2:00 pm ................. Livestock Auction Preview 2:00 - 5:00 pm ....... Pie Parlor – Rybin Bldg. 3:00 pm ................. 4-H Livestock Auction 3:00 - 8:00 pm ...... Rybin Bldg. Bar Open 7:30 pm ................. OLSON AUTO DEMOLITION DERBY 9:30 pm ................. Lemon Fresh Day - Two Rivers Overhang

VISIT WWW.WASHINGTONCOUNTYFAIRNE.COM FOR A COMPLETE SCHEDULE

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Washington County Fair Contact Information Washington County Fair BoardJason Cloudt, President, 402-672-0706 Josh Grabbe, Vice President, 402-980-0036 Chris Bilau, Secretary, 402-507-0844 Julie Frost, Treasurer, 402-657-8887 John Henton, 402-306-0202Kyle Rollins 402-510-1110Billie Ruwe, 402-533-3380Tom Valasek, 402-679-1223Kathy Schmidt, 402-672-7639

Associate Board MembersJarett Andersen, 402-533-9898Zack Dunning 402-639-0996Joel Fredericksen, 402-533-4906 Shane Hoer 402-699-4503Jacob Hoffman, 402-980-0385Jen Janecek 402-237-5007Nikki Kruse, 712-355-8718Luke Lauritsen, 402-720-1620Pat Meads 402-215-9744Kat Nelson 612-516-6717 Kara Neuverth, 402-319-3336 Alex Ott, 402-278-0424Cord Sheer, 402-719-8891Erik Soll, 402-871-0443Chris Stratman, 402-677-1436

** Please note:

Information in this book

is subject to change**

Tags for Open Classes C-J will be available at the fairgrounds on July 27th between 6-9 pm at the fair office. It is strongly encouraged that all tags be picked up, filled in, and placed on en-

tries before bringing to the open class check-in. Open-class entry sheets are available on the

website for printing & completion in advance.

Superintendents of Open Class Exhibits Art & Photography: Shirley Livingston, 402-620-8478Crafts: OPENFloriculture: Sandy Grove, 402-468-5598Foods: Connie Cheek, 402-238-2330 & Linda True, 402-426-2813Horticulture, Fruit & Beekeeping: Charles Rohlfing, 402-426-8339 & Doug Wolfe, 402-214-0364 Needlework: Marilyn Appleby, 402-250-0149 & Kathy Smith 402-212-7637Swine: Luke & Joy Lauritsen, 402-720-1620Pet Stock: Robert Stoddard, 402-960-4309 Small Animal/Cat: Chelsea Lambert, 402-641-2939 Dog: Josey Stoddard, 402-870-0172

Fair ManagerBrian Smith 402-301-5294

Events Coordinator/Bldng RentalsCharyl Chappelear 402-533-9978

Fairgrounds Phone

402-478-4900

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FAIR REGULATIONSALCOHOLAlcohol is not allowed to be brought onto the fairgrounds. There will be 2 Beer Gardens & limited bar on the grounds for purchase of alcoholic beverages.CONCESSIONSWe are conscientious in granting concessions and always try to avoid having any objectionable characters on our fair-grounds during the fair, so that no man, woman, or child can have any cause for complaint. We want our fair to be clean in every respect.AUTO PARKINGAutomobiles will be required to park in places designated by those in charge of the parking. The Fair Management as-sumes no obligation and no liability for any thefts or damages that may occur. Please note rule 14.ADVERTISEMENTSThe promiscuous distribution of handbills or other advertising matter is strictly prohibited, and no tacking or posting of ad-vertising bills, cards, etc., will be permitted on any of the buildings or elsewhere. Exhibitors may advertise at, and distribute from, their places of exhibit only.RULESWhile the greatest possible care will be taken by the management to protect patrons of the Washington County Fair, each individual will be held personally responsible for his or her actions, and the management will not be responsible for any in-jury. The Board of Directors of the Washington County Agricultural Society reserves the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard thereto and otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incident to, the Fair.1. The entry of articles or animals must be made in the name of the owner or a duly authorized agent and shown on entry

application and livestock must be owned 30 days before the Fair opens.2. No premium money will be paid on discretionary exhibit.3. Judges will not award animal or article a premium unless in their judgment it is entitled to the premium awarded.4. No animals or articles shall be removed from the grounds before the time appointed, the last day of the Fair, without con-

sent of the President. Any violation of this rule incurs a forfeit of any or all premiums that may be awarded on the animal or article removed.

5. Any animal that is determined to be unmanageable, or could be a safety hazard to the public, may be removed from the Fairgrounds after consultation with the representation from the Show Committee, Ag Society (Fair Board) President and Extension 4H staff. The determined ruling will be final.

6. Every possible precaution will be taken for the safekeeping of articles on exhibition after their arrival and arrangement, but the society will not be responsible for any damages or losses that may occur.

7. All articles must be marked by cards furnished by the secretary designating class and number. These cards must not be removed until the close of the Fair.

8. All entries must be made in strict compliance with premium lists and awards made in accordance. Parties must therefore take pains to have stock and articles just as they want them.

9. Superintendents will go over and verify their work with the secretary’s office and hand in their books.10. Animals entered as purebreds must be eligible to registry. In livestock classes, the animals shown shall have been the

property of the exhibitor at least thirty days prior to the opening of the Fair.11. Exhibitors are requested to carefully read these rules and get blank applications for entry.12. Those who wish to promote their political philosophy or specific point of view may rent a booth and provide material from

the booth but may not promote their political view or philosophy outside of their booth or on the fairgrounds in general.13. FFA and 4-H. No more than the assigned number of livestock can be entered. 14. No vehicle parking or unloading after 6 p.m. Friday in center road of fairgrounds.

SANITARY REGULATIONS 15. All buildings, stalls and pens containing livestock will be disinfected under competent supervision previous to the opening

of the Fair.

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CLASS A - MARKET SHOW ONLY • BARROWS & GILTS Luke & Joy Lauritsen, Superintendents

EXHIBITORS ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT PEN REQUESTS PRIOR TO JULY 8 TO THE EXTENSION OFFICE FOR PEN SPACE. Hard copies are at Ext Office or online. Follow 4-H livestock entry and dismissal time. THere is no pre-entry for the open class market show. EACH EXHIBITOR CAN SHOW ONE PIG, either barrow or gilt. 4-H and FFA entries are NOT eligible. LIVE SHOW MARKET WEIGHTS 230 LBS. & UP 1. This is a non-terminal show. 2. Exhibitors must provide bedding and must clean up their stall space before leaving. 3. All hogs check in on Tuesday, August 3 from 7-9 am and will be released following the show. *Rules will be enforced.

First ....................$10.00Second..................$9.00Third......................$8.00Fourth...................$7.00Fifth.......................$6.00Sixth......................$5.00

LIVE SHOW SPECIAL PREMIUMS (Specials to be awarded to market hog exhibitors.)

1. Enterprise Publishing, Blair ...............................................................................................Branded Materials2. Enterprise Publishing, Blair ...............................................................................................Branded Materials3. Enterprise Publishing, Blair ...............................................................................................Branded Materials4. Jimmy Johns, Blair ........................................................................................Certificates, 6 sub sandwiches5. Kempcke Seeds Inc., Blair, ............................................................................$100 Bomgar’s Gift Certificate6. Lauritsen Ag Inc., Arlington............................................................................................$50 & Branded Gear7. Lauritsen Ag Inc., Arlington............................................................................................$20 & Branded Gear 8. Platte Valley Equipment, Fremont................................................................................$25.00 Gift Certificate 9. Sid Dillon, Blair.........................................................................................................................Branded Gear 10. Sid Dillon, Blair.......................................................................................................................Branded Gear 11. WASHCO Feed & Supply, Blair......................................................................................................... $5.00 12. WASHCO Feed & Supply, Blair......................................................................................................... $5.00 13. WASHCO Feed & Supply, Blair......................................................................................................... $5.00 14. WASHCO Feed & Supply, Blair......................................................................................................... $5.00

CLASSES1.) Light Weights (under 230 lbs.) *Hogs will NOT be considered for Overall Champion.2.) Market (230 lbs. & up) *Wts. TBD by Supt.* *Light, Middle, Heavy, & Heavy + (if needed) classes will be divided by the Superintendent.

DECORATE A WHISKEY BARRELDecorate and/or plant flowers of your choice in a half whiskey barrel that will be provided by the fairboard. The whiskey barrels will then be placed around the fairgrounds, according to your request for full sunlight, partial shade, or full shade, for all spectators to enjoy.

1. Barrels are available for pickup after April 1 if you choose to transport the entire barrel. You may also purchase or borrow a 7 inch liner that fits in the whiskey barrel from the fairboard, making transportation much easier. If you purchase the liner, you may take your display home with you after the fair. If you choose to borrow a liner or plant the barrel, they are on loan and will be retained as fairboard property after the fair.

2. You may plant the barrel or liner anytime after April and may use them around your home or business until the fair. The barrels and/or liners must be delivered to the fair grounds on Friday between Noon and 8:00 pm along with an entry form from the fair website.

3. A panel of three judges will judge the barrels on Saturday morning. Ribbons will be awarded along with $100 for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third place. The top three will have bragging rights until the next fair and winners will be announced during evening activities.

4. Please contact Charyl Chappelear for questions or details on obtaining a barrel. 402-533-9978

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CLASS B - OPEN CLASS PET STOCKRobert & Josey Stoddard & Chelsea Lambert, Co-SuperintendentsIn order to simplify entering and judging, follow rules and regulations for 4-H. Premiums will be paid as follows: blue, red and white in both poultry and rabbit classes. Open-class poultry and rabbit entries may go home post-show or stay for the duration of the fair. Those that stay for the duration of the fair will be released at 7 a.m. on Wednesday.PoultryThe open class poultry show will begin after the 4-H poultry show on Saturday, July 31 is completed. Open class poultry must be entered Friday by 6 pm. Exhibitors must be by the cage to receive their premium. Limit of 3 birds per exhibitor. Rabbits The open class rabbit show will begin after the 4-H rabbit show on Saturday, July 31 is completed. Open class rabbits must be entered Saturday by noon, but may be brought on Friday. The first two classes will be divided by approximate weight of the rabbit, and will be judged according to the American Rabbit Breeders As-sociation (ARBA) Standard of Perfection by individual breed. A rabbit can only be shown once with exception to costume class. Limit of 3 rabbits per exhibitor. Classes:1. Small Rabbit (Under 14 pounds)2. Large Rabbit (Over 14 pounds)3. Pet class4. Costume class5. Doe & Litter CatThe open class cat show will begin after the 4-H cat show which is held at Tuesday, Aug 3 at 1:30 pm. Open class cats must be checked in by noon. Cats must be in a carrier with food, water, and a litter box. All cats must have current rabies and distemper immunizations. Kittens must have distemper immunizations and be at least 4 months in age. The cats will be judged on quality of health, and exhibitors may be asked questions about the animal’s breed, diet, play/exercise and grooming practices. Limit of two (2) cats per exhibitor.Classes:1. Long Hair Cat Quality2. Short Hair Cat Quality3. Costume class

Small AnimalThe open class small animal show will begin after the 4-H Cat & Companion animal show which is held Tues-day, August 3rd at 1:30 pm. Small animals must be checked in by noon. The class will be only for exhibitors of ferrets, chinchillas, guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, hedge hogs, reptiles, amphibians and birds. The animals will need to be in an enclosure suitable for their species. Limit of two (2) small animals per exhibitor.

Health Requirements: An exhibit is composed of the animal and the cage, tank or other containment facility which must be provided by the exhibitor. No animal with babies will be allowed. All ferrets must be vaccinated for rabies and have a completed health form signed by the administering veterinarian submitted with registra-tion information.

Minimum age of animals to be shown: (All animals must be weaned prior to show). Ferrets: 4 months Chinchillas: 7 weeks Guinea Pigs: 4 weeks Gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats: 4 weeks Hedgehogs: 5 weeks

Classes:1. Small Animal Quality2. Pet Class

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CLASS C - HORTICULTURECharles Rohlfing & Doug Wolfe, Co-Superintendents All entries to be entered Friday, 1:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. All agricultural entries must be grown in Washington County.2. All Items must be harvested since last year’s fair ended, or grown in the current season.3. Display entries according to instruction in the 4-H Guide “Selecting and Preparing Vegetables Herbs and Fruits for Exhibits” 4H-226 (revised June 2013). 4. Vegetables will be judged for the stage of maturity normal for that season and growing location. Emphasis will be placed on how well the vegetable approaches market quality. 5. All entries from Class E are eligible to compete for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Awards at the Judge’s discretion.6. Exhibitors displaying more than 20 entries must pre-register their entries by Friday at 6:00 p.m.7. Any entry that does not meet the above requirements may be displayed if space allows, but the entry will not be judged.

LOT 1.THRESHED GRAINTwo Quarts and Must Be Cleaned. Premiums paid on entries 1-7: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00, 4th-$1.00

1. Barley -Any variety (2 quarts)2. Com -Shelled, White (2 quarts)3. Com -Shelled, Yellow (2 quarts)4. Milo -Any variety (2 quarts)5. Oats -Any variety (2 quarts)6. Soybeans -Any variety (2 quarts)7. Wheat -Any variety (2 quarts)LOT 2. CORN Please Note: Sweet Corn is Under VegetablesSample to contain 10 ears. Premiums paid on entries 8-13: 1st-$5.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00, 4th-$2.00

8. Field Com - New, Yellow Dent (10 ears) 9. Field Com - Old, White (10 ears) 10. Field Com - Old, Rainbow Flint (10 ears) 11. Field Com - Old, Yellow Dent (10 ears)12. Popcorn - New, Any variety (10 ears)13. Popcorn - Old, Any variety (10 ears)

LOT 3. SHEAF DISPLAYSheaves will be 3” in diameter unless otherwise specified. Premiums paid on entries 14-23: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.0014. Alfalfa - First Cutting (3” diameter)15. Alfalfa - Second Cutting (3” diameter)16. Alfalfa - Third Cutting (3” diameter)17. Barley (2” diameter)18. Clover - Any other variety (3” diameter)

LOT 4. STALK DISPLAYFour stalks unless otherwise specified. Stalks should be tied or taped together with the ears exposed. All stalks must retain their foliage. Premiums paid on entries 24-29: 1st-$5.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00, 4th-$2.00, 5th - $1.00

24. Field Com - Rainbow Flint (4 stalks)25. Field Com -Yellow (4 stalks)26. Milo - Any variety (4 stalks)27. Popcorn -Yellow (4 stalks)28. Soybeans - Any variety (Single stalk judged by most pods)29. Sunflowers - Any variety (2 heads)Please Note: Tallest Stalk Corn is Under Largest Vegetable Contest

19. Clover- Red (3” diameter)20. Clover -White Sweet (3” diameter)21. Oats (2” diameter)22. Wheat (2” diameter)23. Other

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19. Clover- Red (3” diameter)20. Clover -White Sweet (3” diameter)21. Oats (2” diameter)22. Wheat (2” diameter)23. Other

LOT 5. VEGETABLES AND GARDEN PRODUCTSPremiums paid on entries 30-109: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00 All entries should be of marketable quality.

30. Beans - Dry Edible (1 pint)31. Beans - Green/Snap in Pod (12)32. Beans - Lima in Pod (12)33. Beans - Other Edible (12)34. Beans - Wax in Pod (12)35. Beets - Table (5)36. Broccoli (2)37. Cabbage - Any Variety (2)38. Carrots - Long Variety (5)39. Carrots - Medium Variety (5)40. Carrots - Short Variety (5)41. Cucumbers - Burpless (2)42. Cucumbers - Pickling, Dill under 5” (5)43. Cucumbers - Pickling, Sweet under 3” (5)44. Cucumbers - Relish, over 8” (2)45. Cucumbers - Slicing, under 8” (2)46. Egg Plant (2)47. Gourds - Single Variety (5)48. Kohlrabi (5)49. Leeks (5)50. Muskmelon/Cantaloupe - Any Variety (2)51. Okra (5)52. Onions - Jumbo Red, over 3” diameter (3)53. Onions - Jumbo White, over 3” diameter (3)54. Onions - Jumbo Yellow, over 3” diameter (3)55. Onions - Red (5)56. Onions - White (5)57. Onions - Yellow (5)58. Parsnips (5)59. Peanuts - (sheaf)60. Peppers - Banana (5)61. Peppers - Green Bell (5)62. Peppers - Habanero (5)63. Peppers - Hot, Round (5)64. Peppers - Hot, Long, Green (5)65. Peppers - Hot, Long, Red (5)66. Peppers - Jalapeno (5) 67. Peppers - Hungarian Wax, Sweet (5)68. Peppers - Other Variety (5)69. Peppers - Salsa Type (5)

70. Peppers - Yellow (5)71. Potatoes - Blue Varieties (5)72. Potatoes - Other Varieties (5)73. Potatoes - Red Varieties (5)74. Potatoes - Baking (5)75. Potatoes - White (5)76. Potatoes - Yellow Varieties (5)77. Pumpkin - Jack-O-Lantern Style (2)78. Pumpkin - Miniature (5)79. Pumpkin - Other (2)80. Pumpkin - Sugar/Pie (2)81. Pumpkin - White (2)82. Radish (5)83. Rhubarb (5)84. Salsify (5)85. Squash - Acorn (2)86. Squash - Buttercup (2)87. Squash - Butternut (2)88. Squash - Cushaw (2)89. Squash - Other Variety (2)90. Squash - Summer Crook Neck (2)91. Squash - Summer Straight Neck (2)92. Squash - Summer White Scallop (2)93. Squash - Summer Yellow Scallop (2)94. Squash - Zucchini Mature (2)95. Squash - Zucchini under 12” (2)96. Sweet Corn - Any Variety (5 ears in husks)97. Tomatoes - Cherry, over 1” (12)98. Tomatoes - Cherry, under 1” (12)99. Tomatoes - Grape (12)100. Tomatoes - Other Variety, any color (5)101. Tomatoes - Pear, any color (5)102. Tomatoes - Red Large (5)103. Tomatoes - Roma (5)104. Tomatoes - Salad/Preserving, under 2” (5)105. Tomatoes - Yellow Large (5)106. Watermelon - Long Striped (2)107. Watermelon - Other (2)108. Watermelon - Round Green (2)109. Watermelon - Round Striped (2)

LOT 6. HERBSHerbs need to be displayed in a small jar of water provided by the exhibitor. Potted herbs will not be accepted. Premiums paid on entries 110-123: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00110. Basil (5 stems) 111. Chives (5 stems)112. Dill-Dry (5 stems on plate) 113. Dill-Fresh (5 stems) 114. Garlic (5 bulbs) 115. Lavender (5 stems)116. Lemon Balm (5 stems)

117. Mint (5 stems) 118. Oregano (5 stems) 119. Other (5 stems) 120. Parsley (5 stems) 121. Sage (5 stems)122. Savory (5 stems)123.Thyme (5 stems)

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LOT 7 HEIRLOOM VEGETABLES Must include name. Need to be developed prior to 1950. Premiums paid on entries 124-126: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00124. Tomatoes (5)125. Potatoes (5)126. Other Heirloom VegetablesLARGEST VEGETABLE CONTEST$5.00 to be paid to first premium only on the following items:127. Largest Bell Pepper (1)128. Largest Cabbage (1)129. Largest Muskmelon (1)130. Largest Onion (1)131. Largest Potato (1)132. Largest Pumpkin (1)133. Largest Tomato (1)134. Largest Watermelon (1)

135. Tallest Stalk of Com (1)136. Largest Green Bean (1)137. Largest Cucumber (1)138. Largest Zucchini (1)140. Largest Okra (1)141. Largest Beet (1)142. Largest Carrot (1)143. Largest Turnip (1)

SPECIAL CONTESTS CLASS C - HORTICULTURE

144. Garden Produce / Vegetable Display: A contest showing an artistic arrangement of garden products. Entry must be displayed in any size or shape suitable container (basket, wood box, metal can, etc.) that will hold the equivalent of 1/3 to 1/2 bushel of produce. Entry must be an assortment of vegetables from Lot 5 and be a sufficient amount to exhibit in your container. No decorations on or with the container. Must be ar-ranged by the exhibitor. Will be judged for quality, variety, and appearance. Cash prizes for top ten places: $10, $9, $8, $7, $6, $5, $4, $3, $2, $1

145. Basket of Gourds: Display of 10-15 gourds in own basket or container with no less than 5 varieties. Cash prizes for top five places. $5, $4, $3, $2, $1

146. Decorated Garden Item, Adult: Decorate your favorite garden item (tool, apparel, etc.) with any technique or materials. Be creative, use your imagination. Cash prizes for top ten places: $10, $9, $8, $7, $6, $5, $4, $3, $2, $1

147. Found Art, Youth: Unique Items, found not purchased, may be entered. For example; fossils, drift-wood, rocks, misshaped vegetables and fruits, odd shaped articles, etc. The categories include animal, vegetable, and mineral. Nests and feathers of songbirds are illegal to have in your pos-session, so none of these will be accepted. Animal skeletons, bones only, will be accepted.

NOTE: A description of your items should be attached. Tell the story of the Found Art. Examples of the information that would be helpful include:

1. Where and How You Found It. 2.WhyisitSignificanttoYou. 3. What Attracted You to this Item. 4. Other Information That You Might Add.

148. Potato Head Person. Youth (Under 13): Any size or shape potato may be decorated to resemble a per-son or character. Potatoes may be decorated with any materials (fabric, yam, pipe-cleaners, paint, edible items, etc.) All decorations must be attached. Please include the name of your potato head person look-alike. (Ex.Cowboy or “Mickey Mouse”) Prizes for top ten places: $10, $9, $8, $7, $6, $5, $4, $3, $2, $1

149. Scarecrow: A contest to test the imagination of Washington County residents. Decorate one yourself; enlist your family, or your friends to help. Scarecrows should be of the garden variety, any size, any shape, attached to a stake. Use your imagination and be creative. Buckets of sand will be provided for displaying the scarecrows. Cash prizes for top ten places: $10, $9, $8, $7, $6, $5, $4, $3, $2, $1

(SUPERINTENDENT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY OR CONDITION OF EXHIBITS IN CLASS C, D, OR FOUND ART)

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SPECIAL PREMIUMS CLASS C - HORTICULTURE

1. Best Exhibit of Roma tomatoes ................6 month’s subscription (in county), Enterprise Publishing, Blair2. Best Display of Onions (any color ................................1 lb. Sevin Dust, Knudsen Oil & Feed, Washington3. Best Display of Green Beans ........................................1 lb. Sevin Dust, Knudsen Oil & Feed, Washington 4. Best Large Red Tomatoes. .......................................................$10.00 Cash, Calhoun Market, Ft. Calhoun5. Best 10 ears of Yellow Dent Corn (new) ................................................... $25 Cash, Nutrien Ag Solutions6. Best Display of Sweet Com. .......................................................................$25 Cash, Nutrien Ag Solutions7. Tallest Stalk of Corn ....................................................................................$25 Cash, Nutrien Ag Solutions8. Single Soybean Stalk with the Most Pods .................................................$25 Cash, Nutrien Ag Solutions9. Best Exhibit of Large Green Peppers. .......6 month’s subscription (in county), Enterprise Publishing, Blair10. Best Pair of Sugar/Pie Pumpkins .... A freshly baked pie of your choice, Fontanelle Orchard, Fontanelle11. Best Display of Basil. .................................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board 12. Best Display of Dill.....................................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board13. Best Display of Chives ..............................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board14. Best Display of Potatoes, any variety. ............................................................ $10 in memory of Elmer Katt 15. Best Display of Carrots. ............................................................. $5 cash, Washington County Fair Board16. Best Largest Vegetable from Lots 127-143 ...............4# box of Miracle Grow Plant Food, Bomgaars, Blair17. Grand Champion Exhibit in Class C ...............................$20 Gift Certificate, Calhoun Oil Co., Ft. Calhoun18. Reserve Champion Exhibit Class C. .................................. $15 Gift Certificate, Blair Garden Center, Blair19. Best Display of Heirloom Tomatoes ................................... $10 Gift Certificate, Blair Garden Center, Blair20. Best Exhibit of Hot Peppers ....................................................$10.00 Cash, Calhoun Market, Ft. Calhoun

CLASS D - FRUITSCharles Rohlfing & Doug Wolfe, Co-SuperintendentsAll entries to be entered Friday, 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. Fruits must be grown in Washington County.2. All items must be harvested since last year’s fair ended or grown in the current season.3. Display entries according to instructions in the 4-H Guide for Exhibiting Vegetables.4. Fruits will be judged for the stage of maturity normal for that season and growing location. Emphasis will be placed on how well fruit approaches market quality.5. Any entry that does not meet the above requirements may be displayed if space allows, but the entry will not be judged. Premiums paid on entries 1-18: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00

1. Apples – Other Cooking( 5) 2. Apples – Other Eating (5) 3. Apples – Red Any Variety (5) 4. Apples – Yellow Any Variety (5) 5. Grapes – Blue (2 bunches) 6. Grapes – Other Varieties (2 bunches) 7. Grapes – Red (2 bunches) 8. Grapes – White (2 bunches) 9. Nuts (5) 10. Peaches – Any Variety (5)

11. Pears – Any Variety (5)12. Plums – Any Variety Blue (5)13. Plums – Any Variety Red (5)14. Plums – Wild (1 pint)15. Raspberries (half pint)16. Strawberries (pint) 17. Aronia Berries (pint)18. Other Fruit

SPECIAL PREMIUMS CLASS D - FRUITS1. Best Plate of Apples .......................................................... $10.00 gift certificate, Blair Garden Center, Blair2. Best Plate of Nuts ........................................................................ $8 cash, Washington County Fair Board3. Best Plate of Grapes .................................................................... $8 cash, Washington County Fair Board4. Best Plate of Plums ...................................................................... $8 cash, Washington County Fair Board5. Best Exhibit in Class D ..............................................................................$10 cash, Hitchin’ Post, Arlington

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CLASS E - BEE CULTURECharles Rohlfing & Doug Wolfe, Co-SuperintendentsAll entries to be entered Friday, 1:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.Premiums paid on entries 110-123: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00LOT 1 – HONEYEntries shall consist of 4, 1-pound clear containers1. Extracted Honey2. Creamed HoneyLOT 2 – COMB HONEYEntries shall consist of 4, 12-ounce combs in plastic or wood packages1. Section Comb HoneyLOT 3 – BEEKEEPING PHOTOGRAPHY, POSTERS, DRAWING, PAINTING1. Framed photography (5X7 or 8X10)2. Educational poster (At least five images)3. Drawing (8X10)4. Painting (8X10)LOT 4 – BEESWAX PRODUCTSEntries shall consist of two items containing beeswax as an ingredient. (Exhibitors must supply ingredient list)1. Soap Bars, molded2. Lotion Bars, molded3. Candles4. OtherLOT 5 – BEEKEEPING GIFT BASKETEntries shall consist of a gift basket containing honey and products made from, or with products of the hive.1. Gift Basket

CLASS F - FLORICULTURESandy Grove, SuperintendentEntry sheet must be entered between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Friday. Items are brought Saturday. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. Only entries listed on Friday’s entry sheet will be accepted. Positively, all items must be brought by 3:30 p.m. on Saturday. Each entry must have the entry tag attached when it is brought in. The judging will

begin at 4:00 p.m. 2. Not responsible for breakage or loss.3. No entry with nests. Bird’s feathers accepted.4. Can have only one entry in the top four of show.5. Flowers MUST be grown in Washington County.6. Please groom flowers so all leaves under the water line & all dead flowers and leaves have been removed.7. There will be a youth category for ages 14 and under. Youth may enter in any of the categories below and

be judged separately.8. The Floral Judge may reclassify entries if he or she believes it is in the wrong category. This will allow an

entry in the wrong category to be judged appropriately.

Premiums paid on entries 1-44 for both youth & adult entries: 1st, $4.00; 2nd, $3.00; 3rd, $2.00

CUT FLOWERS: Must be 6 or more per entry1. Annual not listed - One variety2. Black-Eyed Susan 3. Cannas 4. Coxcomb - Plume5. Coxcomb - Crested 6. Cosmos 7. Dahlias - Large8. Dahlias - Baby9. Marigolds - Large

10. Marigolds - Small one variety11. Perennial not listed - One variety12. Ornamental Grasses - Variety13. Salvia14. Snapdragons15. Vinca - Flower16. Zinnias - Small17. Zinnias - Large18. Gladioli - One Single19. Gladioli - Assorted

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20. Rose - Best bud, to be shown as individual specimen21. Rose - Best open flower to be shown as an individual specimen22. Roses - Collection of colors23. Miniature roses

ARRANGEMENTS24. Basket of cut flowers25. Wildflower bouquet26. Vase of cut flowers27. Artistic arrangement of fresh flowers28. Buffet piece29. Centerpiece of cut flowers30. Fall arrangement of autumn colors31. Christmas holiday arrangement32. Go Big Red arrangement

33. Fair theme34. Patriotic theme - no flags35. White and Green arrangement

PLANTS36. Blooming plant37. Non-blooming plant38. Cactus39. Succulent (one variety)40. Succulent (more than one variety)41. Most unique planter and plant42. Coleus43. Begonia44. Miniature fairy garden

SPECIAL PREMIUMS CLASS F - FLORICULTURE1. Best of Show............................................................................................. $30 cash, Alternative Growers Group2. Best Annual............................................. ..............................$5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board3. Best Plume Coxcomb................................................... .........$5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board4. Best Wildflower Bouquet........................................................................$5.00 Blair Horticulture Club, Blair5. Best Cosmos.................................................................... . $5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair6. Best Large Dahlias.................................................................................$5.00 Blair Horticulture Club, Blair7. Best Baby Dahlias...................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair8. Best Large Marigolds....................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair9. Best Youth Entry....................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair10. Best Salvia............................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair11. Best Snap Dragons....................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board12. Best Large Zinnia..................................... .......................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair13. Best Small Zinnia.......................................................................................$5.00 Blair Horticulture Club, Blair14. Best Miniature Fairy Garden..............................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair15. Best Basket of Cut Flowers..................................................... ....... .....$5.00 Alternative Growers Group16. Best Vase of Cut Flowers..................... ...............................................$5.00 Alternative Growers Group17. Best Artistic Arrangement............................................................. $5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair18. Best Buffet Piece......................................................... ........................$5.00 Alternative Growers Group19. Best Centerpiece of Cut Flowers....................................................$5.00 Alternative Growers Group20. Best Fall Arrangement..........................................................$10.00 gift certificate, Country Gardens, Blair21. Best Fair Theme...................................................................$10.00 gift certificate, Country Gardens, Blair22. Best Succulent......................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair23. Best “Go Big Red” Arrangement............................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair24. Best Christmas Holiday Arrangement.............................................. $5.00 Blair Horticulture Club, Blair25. Best Rose Bud.......................................................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair26. Best Open Rose.............................................................................Rose Bush, Blair Garden Center, Blair27. Best Miniature Rose................................................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair28. Best Blooming Plant........................................................................... ......$5.00 Blair Horticulture Club, Blair29. Best Non-Blooming Plant .....................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board30. Most Unique Planter with plant..............................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair31. Best Coleus Plant.........................................................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair32. Best Begonia Plant..............................................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington & Blair33. Best Bouquet of Gladioli.......................................................$25.00 cash, In memory of Everett Stork34. Best Single Stem of Gladioli............................................................$25.00 cash, In memory of Everett Stork35. $20.00 Reserve Best of Show, 3rd -$10.00, 4th -$10.00 ............................. In memory of Everett Stork36. Miscellaneous Superintendent’s awards .....................................$5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board

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1. Bread, Banana 2. Bread, Cherry Nut 3. Bread, Date Nut 4. Bread, Nut 5. Bread, Poppy Seed 6. Bread, Pumpkin 7. Bread, Zucchini 8. Coffee Cake (baking powder)9. Coffee Cake (streusel)10.Coffee Cake (yeast)11. Yeast Bread, Cinnamon

12. Yeast Bread, Raisin13. Yeast Bread. Rye14. Yeast Bread, Rye Graham15. Yeast Bread, White16. Yeast Bread, Whole Grain17. Yeast Bread, Whole Wheat18. Muffins, 4 on a plate19. Specialty Bread, (Formed into small loaf and left for display)20. Corn Bread

ROLLS (4 rolls on a plate)All items in this area must be made from scratch, no mixes.

21. Caramel Rolls - Nut or Sticky22. Cinnamon - Plain or Raisin23. Cloverleaf24. Graham25. Kolaches26. Pan Rolls27. Parkerhouse28. Rolled (not dropped) Biscuits with Baking Powder29. Other

CLASS G - FOODSConnie Cheek & Linda True, Co-SuperintendentsAll entry sheets must be entered by 9:00 p.m. on Friday. This includes baked goods, fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies, butters and all pickles and relishes. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. All entries except the baked items must be brought between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Friday. Baked items must be brought by 8 a.m. on Saturday.2. All baking will be cut in half before awarding premiums. A portion will be kept for display. The remainder is to

be picked up by the exhibitor before 6:00 p.m. on Saturday except cookies; these will be put out for treats for fair attendees.

3. All canned items must be canned since last year’s fair ended.4. Third Premium will be awarded at discretion of the judge and $2.00 will be paid.5. Junior Division, 14 and under will be judged separately.6. Come and watch the judging and learn.7. Male entrants welcome.

Lot 1. ADULT DIVISION - BAKED FOODSAll items in this area must be made from scratch. Anything with nuts should be noted.Premiums paid on bread and rolls: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00

BREAD (1 loaf) All items in this area must be made from scratch, no mixes.

CAKES whole cake from scratch Premiums paid on cakes: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00,3rd-$2.00

CAKES WITH EGGS (NOT ICED)

30. Angel Food - White & Chocolate31. Carrot32. Jelly Roll

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COOKIES (4 on a plate) Premiums paid on cookies: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00NO PROFESSIONAL BAKERS • ANYTHING WITH NUTS SHOULD BE NOTED 48. Almond49. Chocolate Chip50. Chocolate Pinwheels51. Ginger52. Chocolate Crinkle53. Ice Box54. Oatmeal

55. Peanut Butter56. Salted Peanut57. Snickerdoodles58. Sugar Dropped59. Sugar Rolled60. Unbaked61. Other

DECORATED COOKIE - not to be cutProfessional is classified as anyone who bakes and decorates cookies for sale.46. Professional: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00 46a. Fair Theme46b. Holiday46c. Other

47. Amateur: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.0047a. Fair Theme47b. Holiday47c. Other

BAKE WITH HONEY Premiums paid on bars: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00ANYTHING WITH NUTS SHOULD BE NOTED

62. Cookie63. Cake64. Bars65. Other

LOT 1. ADULT DIVISION BAKED FOODS, continued...33. Sponge34. Yellow Sponge Sunshine35. Other -Any egg cake not named above - Identify kind36. Cupcakes, 2 cupcakes on a plate

CAKES WITH SHORTENING, ICED AT LEAST 2 LAYERS, NO CREAM CHEESE ICING37. Chocolate38. Devils Food39. Spice40. White41. Yellow42. Velvet Cake43. Other

DECORATED CAKE - not to be cutCan be decorated on a dummy form such as styrofoam or cardboard.Professional is classified as anyone who bakes and decorates cakes for sale.

BOX MIX + other ingredients, not in the mix - PLEASE INCLUDE RECIPE! Premiums paid on Box Mixes: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.0071. Cookies72. Bars

68. Lemon69. Unbaked70. Other

73. Cake74. Other

44. Professional: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.0044a. Fair Theme

45. Amateur: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.0045a. Fair Theme

BARS (4 on a plate) Premiums paid on bars: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00ANYTHING WITH NUTS SHOULD BE NOTED

66. Brownies67. Layer/nuts, fruit or chips

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ADULT DIVISION - CANNED FOODS Lots 2 & 7 will NOT be opened. Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9 will be opened. Regular canning jars such as Ball and Mason jars must be used for canning items. Rings left on the jars, please. Jams and Jellies in regular jelly jars sealed with the rings in place, please. Please label all jars with date canned and name of product.Premiums paid on entries 99-212: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00

LOT 2. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Will not be opened.FRUITS103. Apples104. Apples (whole)105. Applesauce106. Aoricots (pitted)107. Apricots (whole)108. Cherries (Bing)

GINGERBREAD HOUSESThis category will have three divisions. Junior 10 and under. This division may have the base of the house from something other than gingerbread but the exterior and all accessories have to be edible. The ADULT and FAM-ILY division must have the base and all accessories edible. This Division must be made by the family. No kit. Special premiums: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00

86. Christmas87. Easter88. HalloweenHEALTH FOODS - BARS OR COOKIESAll entries eligible to compete for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Awards.

91. Granola - recipe w/entry92. Gluten Free93. Other

DECORATED CUPCAKESAll entries eligible to compete for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Awards.

94. Holiday95. Fair Theme96. Other

89. Theme of Fair90. Other

PIES Premiums paid on pies: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.0075. Apricot76. Apple77. Blueberry78. Cherry79. Custard80. Lemon with Meringue

81. Peach82. Pumpkin83. Raisin84. Rhubarb85. Other

ETHNIC BAKING (family tradition, please)

97. Cookie98. Bars99. Pastry100. Breads101. Other

CANDY 102. Any Kind of Candy

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109. Cherries (with pits)110. Cherries (without pits)111. Mixed Fruit112. Peaches (halves)113. Peaches (sliced)114. Peaches (homegrown)115. Pear halves116. Plums (blue)117. Plums (red)118. Raspberry (black)119. Raspberry (red)120. Rhubarb121. Pie Filling122. Other

VEGETABLES123. Asparagus124. Beans (green)125. Beans (green whole)126. Beans (yellow wax)127. Beets128. Carrots129. Corn (creamed)130. Corn (whole) not listed above131. Mixed Vegetables132. Peas133. Tomatoes (stewed)134. Tomatoes (whole)135. Tomato Juice136. Sauerkraut137. Other

LOT 3 BUTTERSWill be opened. See details above.

138. Apple139. Peach140. Plum141. Pear142. OtherLOT 4. CONSERVESWill be opened. See details above.143. Apricots144. Cherry145. Peach146. Rhubarb147. Plum148. Other

LOT 5. JAMWill be opened. See details above.149. Apricot150. Cherry151. Chokecherry152. Gooseberry

153. Grape154. Peach155. Pear156. Plum157. Mixed Fruit158. Rhubarb (with Jello)159. Raspberry (black)160. Raspberry (red)161. Strawberry162. Other

LOT 6. JELLIESWill be opened. See details above.163. Apple164. Blackberry165. Cherry166. Chokecherry167.Crab Apple168. Currant169. Elderberry170. Gooseberry171.Grape172. Mixed Fruit173. Plum174. Plum175. Raspberry (black)176. Raspberry (red)177. Strawberry178. Other

LOT 7. DRIED FRUITSWill be opened.

179. Apricots180. Cherry181. Gooseberries182. Peaches183. Raspberry (black)184. Raspberry (red)185. Strawberry186. Tomato (red)187. Tomato (yellow)188. Watermelon189. Other

Lot 8 and 9 will be opened to taste for flavors, crispness and freshnessLOT 8 PICKLESWill be opened. See details above.

190. Apple191. Beets (whole)192. Beets (sliced)

193. Bread and butter194. Cucumber (dill)195. Cucumber (sour - whole or halves)196. Cucmber (sweet - whole or halves)197. Cucumber sweet - chunked)198. Cucumber (sweet - sliced)199. Mixed Vegetables200. Red Cinnamon Cucumber Rings201. Watermelon202. Zucchini203. Other

LOT 9 RELISHESWill be opened. See details above.

204. Beet205. Chili Sauce206. Corn207. Cucumber208. Pepper209. Piccalilli210. Ripe Tomato211. Tomato Salsa212. Spaghetti213. Tomato Catsup214. Zucchini215. Other216. Fruit Salsa

LOT 10 MEATSWill be opened. See details above.

217. Beef 218. Chicken219. Pork

LOT 11 DRIED JERKYWill be opened. See details above.

220. Any Kind of Jerky

LOT 12. WINE & BEERWine will be opened and bottle left for display. Bring closed container to take wine home in after judging.Special premiums: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00221. Red Wine222. White Wine223. Beer224. Other

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LOT 20 JR. DIVISION BAKED FOODSAll entry sheets must be entered by 9:00 p.m. on Friday. This includes baked goods, fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies, butters and all pickles and relishes. Pick Up Day -- TUESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. All entries except the baked items must be brought between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Friday. Baked items must be brought by 8 a.m. on Saturday.2. All baking will be cut in half before awarding premiums.

A portion will be kept for display. The remainder is to be picked up by the exhibitor before 6:00 p.m. on Saturday except cookies; these will be put out for treats for fair at-tendees.

3. All canned items must be canned since last year’s fair ended.

4. Third Premium will be awarded at discretion of the judge and $2.00 will be paid.

5. Junior Division, 14 and under will be judged separately.6. Come and watch the judging and learn.7. Male entrants welcome.

JR. DIVISION BREAD (1 loaf) All items in this area must be made from scratch, no mixes.300. Banana Bread301. Pumpkin Bread302. Zuchinni Bread303. Coffeecake304. Yeast Bread305. Muffins, 4 on a plate 306. Specialty Bread307. Rolls, any type of yeast rolls308. Biscuit, with baking powder (not dropped)309. OtherJR. DIVISION CAKES310. Cakes, any type from scratch, no crm cheese frosting311. Decorated Cake, any category

JR. DIVISION COOKIES (4 on a plate)312. Decorated Cookie, (one cookie)313. Chocolate Chip314. Oatmeal315. Peanut Butter316. Snickerdoodle317. Sugar, dropped or rolled318. Unbaked319. Other

JR. DIVISION HONEY320. Honey Cookies

JR. BARS321. Brownie322. Layer Cookies323. Other

JR. DIVISION BOX MIX + other ingredients, not in the mix - PLEASE INCLUDE RECIPE!324. Cookies325. Bars326. Cake327. Other

JR. DIVISION CANDY328. Any Candy

JR. DIVISION GINGERBREAD HOUSESPremium, 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.00329. Fair Theme330. Other

JR. DIVISION DECORATED CUPCAKES331. Fair Theme332. Other

JR. DIVISION HEALTH FOOD333. Any Kind

JR. DIVISION FAMILY TRADITIONS334. Any Family Tradition

JR. DIVISION PIES335. Any Fruit Pie(No Cream Pies)

LOT 21 JR. DIVISION CANNING 336. Any kind of fruit337. Any kind of vegetable338. Jams, any kind339. Jellies, any kind340. Butters, any kind341. Pickles, sweet or dill342. Salsa343. Other

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SPECIAL PREMIUMS CLASS G FOODSJUNIOR & SENIOR GRAND CHAMPION PRIZE ....................................................................................$10.00JUNIOR & SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION PRIZE ..................................................................................$5.001. Best Banana Bread ............................................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair2. Best Loaf Nut Bread .......................................................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington3. Best Pumpkin Bread ..........................................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair 4. Best Zucchini Bread ..........................................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair 5. Best Coffee Cake (Baking Powder) ............................................. $5.00 cash, Arlington Insurance Agency6. Best Coffee Cake (Streusel) ...............................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair7. Best Coffee Cake (with Yeast) ............................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair8. Best Loaf of White Bread........................................................ $5.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board9. Best Pan Rolls ....................................................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair10. Best Yeast Product (Sr. & Jr. Division)..............................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair11. Best Angel Food Cake ......................................................................................$5.00 cash, Sid Dillon, Blair12. Best Cinnamon Roll ........................................................................ $4.00 Washington County Bank, Blair13. Best Yellow Sponge Cake ............................................................................$5.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair14. Best Carrot Cake .......................................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board15. Best Chocolate Cake ................................................................. $5.00 cash, Arlington Insurance Agency16. Best Devil’s Food Cake .............................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board17. Best Jr. & Sr. Cake Overall ............................................................................$5.00, Hansen Agency, Blair18. Most Jr. &Sr. Points in Cakes .......................................................................$5.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair 19. Best Decorated Professional Cake................................................$6.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington20. Best Decorated Amateur Cake ......................................................$5.00 cash, Two Rivers Bank, Arlington21. Best Bar (Sr. & Jr. Division) .......................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board22. Best Cookie (Sr. & Jr. Division)..................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board23. Best Decorated Cookie (Sr. & Jr. Division) ................................................$3.00, S.E. Smith & Sons, Blair24. Best Apple Pie ..............................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair25. Best Blueberry Pie ........................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair26. Best Cherry Pie ............................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair27. Best Peach Pie .............................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair28. Best Raisin Pie .............................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair29. Best One Crust Pie .......................................................................................$4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair30. Best Pie (Sr. & Jr. Division)...........................................................................$5.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair31. Most Points on Pies ....................................................................................$10.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair32. Highest Number of Blue Ribbons in Lot 1 ...............................$10 Cash, Washington County Fair Board33. Second Highest Number of Blue Ribbons in Lot 1 .........................................$5.00, Hansen Agency, Blair34. Most Entries in Canned Fruit Exhibit .................................. $5.00, Arlington Insurance Agency, Arlington35. Most Entries in Canned Vegetables ................................... $5.00, Arlington Insurance Agency, Arlington36. Best of Lots 5 & 6 (Jams & Jellies) .................................................................$5.00, Hansen Agency, Blair37. Best Cucumber Pickle Exhibit ....................................................................$5.00, S.E. Smith & Sons, Blair38. Best pickle exhibit (Lot 8) ...........................................................................$5.00, S.E. Smith & Sons, Blair39. Best relish exhibit (Lot 9) ...............................................................................$5,00, Hansen Agency, Blair40. Best Salsa .................................................................................$5 Cash, Washington County Fair Board41. Decorated Cupcake .................................................................................... $4.00 cash, Woodhouse, Blair42. Best Candy ................................................................................................................... $5.00 anonymous43. Other Awards by Superintendent. ....................................... $25.00 cash, Washington County Fair Board

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ARTLOT 1 ACRYLIC PAINTING A. Abstract B. Animal C. Landscape D. Plant Life E. Objects F. Portrait/Figure G. Still Life

LOT 2 CHARCOAL DRAWING A. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 3 CRAYON DRAWINGA. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 4 INK DRAWINGA. Any (5 entires allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 5 MARKER DRAWINGA. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 6 MIXED MEDIAA. AbstractB. AnimalC. LandscapeD. Plant LifeE. 3DF. Portrait/FigureG. Still Life

LOT 7 OIL PAINTINGA. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 8 PASTEL/CHALK DRAWING A. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 9 PENCIL DRAWING A. Any (5 entries allowed per exhibitor)

CLASS H - ART & PHOTOGRAPHYShirley Livingston, SuperintendentEntry Day – Friday 1:00-8:00 P.M. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.1. This is primarily an amateur division. Professionals (those obtaining income as a business for selling their work) may enter, but are not eligible for class or best of show honors. 2. Limit 10 items total and 1 item per lot number/letter combination per exhibitor unless otherwise noted.3. Entries must be made/photographed by the exhibitor in the past 12 months.4. All entries (sculptures {and china painting} excluded) must be mounted on construction paper or sturdier

material, or framed. Many items will be stapled to wall for display.5. Adults: 18 years and older. Youth: 7-17 years (youth ages will be logged and considered in judging).

“Budding Artists” and “Shutterbugs” 6 years and younger receive a $1.00 participation premium. All other category’s premiums: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00

LOT 10 WATERCOLOR PAINTINGA. AbstractB. AnimalC. LandscapeD. Plant LifeE. ObjectsF. Portrait/FigureG. Still Life

LOT 11 COLORING PAGEA. Any (5 entires allowed per exhibitor)

LOT 12 CHINA PAINTINGA. FloralB. Fruits/VegetablesC. PortraitsD. ScenesE. Birds / AnimalsF. ChristmasG. Others- not specified

LOT 13 BUDDING ARTISTS, 6 YRS & YOUNGERA. Coloring BookB. Crayon DrawingC. Mixed MediaD. Painting

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PHOTOGRAPHYLOT 1 SCENICA. City or TownscapeB. Landscape C. Nebraska D. Skyscape E. Waterscape

LOT 2 ANIMALA. BirdB. DomesticatedC. WildD. Other Living Creatures

LOT 3 PLANTSA. Flowers, MultipleB. Flower, SingleC. TreesD. Other

LOT 4 STILL LIFE (NON-LIVING THINGS)A. Objects B. Textures & Patterns

LOT 5 PEOPLEA. Action/SportsB. CandidC. SelfieD. Posed/GroupE. Posed/Individual

SPECIAL PREMIUMS – ART

BEST OF SHOW ...................................................................................... $10.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounCHAMPION/ADULT ................................................................................ $10.00, Karen Hilgenkamp, ArlingtonRESERVE/ADULT ...................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounCHAMPION/YOUTH ............................................................................... $10.00, Karen Hilgenkamp, ArlingtonRESERVE/YOUTH ..................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Acrylic ..............................................................................$5.00, Carlson Counseling Services, FremontBest Charcoal ..........................................................................$5.00, Carlson Counseling Services, FremontBest Coloring Page..................................................................$5.00, Carlson Counseling Services, FremontBest Crayon Drawing.................................................................................. $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Ink....................................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Marker ................................................................................................ $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Mixed Media ....................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Oil ....................................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Pastel/Chalk ....................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Pencil.................................................................................................. $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Watercolor ........................................................................................ $5.00, Karen Hilgenkamp, ArlingtonChina Painting ...................................................................... $5.00, Beebe Refrigeration, Heating & Air, BlairBest Budding Artist ..........................................................................................................$1.00 Superintendent

LOT 6 STRUCTURAL/MECHANICALA. BuildingsB. Monuments/StatuesC. TransportationD. Windows & DoorsE. Other

LOT 7 AGRICULTUREA. Farm LifeB. Farm Products

LOT 8 OTHER PHOTOSA. Digital Add-A-CaptionB. HumorousC. Unclassified Subject

LOT 9 “SHUTTERBUGS”- 6 YRS. & YOUNGERA. Animals B. ObjectsC. PeopleD. Plants

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SPECIAL PREMIUMS – PHOTOGRAPHY

BEST OF SHOW ...................................................................................... $10.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounCHAMPION/ADULT .................................................................................. $10.00, Great Plains Home SafetyRESERVE/ADULT ....................................................................................... $5.00, Great Plains Home SafetyCHAMPION/YOUTH .............................................................$10.00, Carlson Counseling Services, FremontRESERVE/YOUTH .................................................................$5.00. Carlson Counseling Services, FremontBest Scenic ................................................................................. $5.00, Great Plains Home Safety, ArlingtonBest Animal................................................................................................ $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Plant .................................................................................................. $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Still Life .............................................................................................. $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest People ............................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Structural/Mechanical ........................................................................ $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Agricultural......................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Other Photos ..................................................................................... $5.00, Calhoun Oil Co, Ft CalhounBest Shutterbug .............................................................................................................$1.00, Superintendent

CLASS I - CRAFTS Entry Day – Friday 1:00-8:00 P.M. Pick Up Day -- WEDNESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.All exhibited articles must have been made within the last two years and never exhibited at the fair. The entrant (this includes youth) must have done all the work on their project except for the Special Contest Group Proj-ect. Kits only in designated classes. Premiums paid in Crafts Department.: 1st-$3.00, 2nd-$2.00, 3rd-$1.00. All exhibitors age 4 and younger will receive a participation ribbon or sticker and a $1.00 premium. Premiums awarded at close of fair.

LOT 1 DECORATIVE CRAFTSBeads101. Handmade (clay, ceramic, wood, etc.)102. Jewelry103. Other -not specifiedCeramics104. Stain105. Glaze106. OverglazeChina PaintingPlease see Class H - ArtPottery115 Coil116 Slab117 Wheel thrown118 Other formsStained Glass -Leaded or Foiled119. Flat120. DimensionalOther Crafts121. Batik, Tie Dye or Hand dyed Fabric122. Rubber Stamping123. Stenciling124. Rugs knotted or latch hook125. Rugs hooked126. String

LOT 2 CREATIONS FOR THE HOMEWreaths, Swags and Wall Hangings201. Floral202. All natural, dried203. Christmas204. Other holiday205. Original

Centerpieces and Arrangements207. Floral208. All natural, dried209. Christmas210. Other holiday

LOT 3 DOLLS AND OTHER FIBER CRAFTSSoft Toys, fabric stuffed301. Animal302. Doll303. Other- not listed above.Animal or Doll, Decorative (Not a toy)304. Stuffed, hand constructed305. Using purchased parts, etc.

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LOT 4 HERITAGE CRAFTSBobbin Lace401. Trim or Insertion402. Circular403. Other UseTole Painting or Rosemaling407. On Wood408. On Metal409. On GlassOther Crafts410. Calligraphy411. Com Husk Doll412. Decoupage413. Egg - decorated414. Metal Punch - as tin or copper415. Soap Making416. Tin ware417. Wheat Weaving418. Candles

LOT 5 LEATHER, LAPIDARY & METAL CRAFTSLeather501. Tooled - as belt, etc.502. Item from a kitLapidary503. Polished stones - mounted504. Polished stones - not mountedMetal Work505. Silversmithing506. Jewelry507. Wire508. Other- not listed above

LOT 6 PAPER CRAFTS601. Album - decorative cover with 1 or 2 pg layout602. Scrapbooking - 2 page layout. No cover603. Cards or notes604. Hand Made Paper605. Paper Mache article606. Quilling607. Sculpture (folded, pieced, etc.)608. Paper cutting

LOT 7 PATIO OR YARD CRAFTS701. Bird house or feeder - Small702. Birdhouse or feeder - Large703. Planter or pots704. Stepping stones705. Signs or banners706. Wind chimes or whirling707. Outdoor furniture708. Other- not listed

LOT 8 RECYCLED CREATIONS***Required: Write a brief description about your article, and why it fits in the recycled division801. Decorative article***802. Furniture***803. Jewelry***804. Metal***805. Other- not listed above***

LOT 9 WEAVING, SPINNING AND FELTINGBasketry901. Coiled902. Rib-round903. Rib-flat904. Other- not listed aboveLoom WeavingSpecify type of Loom and fiber905. Wearable item or accessory906. Rugs or linensOther Weaving907. Band, Inkle, Finger or Plaiting908. TapestrySpinning - Handspun skein. Label fiber909. Wool fiber910. Other or combined fibersFelting - hand made and constructed911. Figure sculpture912. Other -felting not specified

LOT 10 WOOD CRAFTSWood Carving1001. Birds or Fowl1002. Figure1003. OtherWood Construction1004. Furniture, small piece1005. Furniture, large piece1006. Inlay1007. Lathe or machine1008. Toy or game1009. Other- not listed aboveWood Refinishing1010. Restored furniture1011. Unpainted item, now finishedOther Wood Crafts1012. Wood Burning1013. Model - Construct And/or Paint. Kits are OK.1014. Other- not listed above

LOT 11 Miscellaneous1101. Other Miscellaneous1102. Group Project

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LOT 19 JUST FOR KIDS, 4 YEARS AND YOUNGERAll exhibitors will receive a participation award. No Legos.(Note: Painting is entered in Class H - Art. See rules for entry in that class)1901. Beads/Jewelry1902. Fabric1903. Paper Craft1904. Rock Craft1905. Clay Art

1906. Mixed Media1907. Mobiles1908. Metal1909. Recycled (please tell about item on 3x5 card)

LOT 20 JUST FOR KIDS, Age 5-6-7-8Be original! No kits or patterns allowed unless specified . No Legos.2001. Beads / Jewelry2002. Rubber Bands2003 Fabric2004. Duct Tape2005. Clay2006. Mosaic 2007. PaperLOT 21 JUST FOR KIDS, Age 9-10-11- 12Be original! No kits or patterns allowed unless specified . No Legos. 2101. Beads / Jewelry2102. Rubber Bands2103. Fabric2104. Duct Tape2105. Clay2106. Mosaic 2107. Paper

2008. Rocks2009 Yarn / String art2010. Wood craft2011. Wall hanging2012. Mixed media2013. Model

2108. Rocks2109 Yarn / String art2110. Wood craft2111. Wall hanging2112. Mixed media2113. Model

LOT 22 FAIR THEME AND GROUP ENTRIESBe original! No kits or patterns allowed unless specified . 2201. Fair Themed Lego Lego creation displaying the theme of the fair. Must be built on a 10x10 lego base square. - one entry per

exhibitor.2202. Fair Themed Poster Any media on a 20x32 poster board displaying the fair theme. Items may be exhibited in various loca-

tions on Fair grounds. One entry per exhibitor.2203. Fair Themed Craft A craft relating to the fair theme. Individuals or group exhibitors. Kids may work with adults on this one!

Legos must be entered in 2201.2204. Group Project (not fair themed) Any creation that was put together by a group/organization (scouts, family, church, etc.) and listed as a class in the Craft Department. Required: Include story describing project and names of participators.

LOT 23 SENIOR CRAFTERS - age 70 and over

2301. Beading2302. Centerpiece2303. Holiday decoration2304. Decorated purchased garment2305. Greeting cards/Paper

LOT 24 ASSISTED LIVING/ HOME CRAFTERSExhibits Selected by Activities Directors

2306. Photos - 1 or 2 page layout2307. Scrapbook -1 or 2 page layout2308. Wall hanging2309. Wood craft article2310. Other not listed in Lot 23

2114. Metal2115. Recycled (please tell about item on 3x5 card)

2014. Metal2015. Recycled (please tell about item on 3x5 card)

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CLASS I - CRAFT AWARDSAwards may be assigned at Judges’ discretion or dropped if no competition in that class.1. Best of Lot 1 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board2. Best of Lot 2 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board 3. Best of Lot 3 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board4. Best of Lot 4 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board5. Best of Lot 5 .................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board6. Best of Lot 6 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board7. Best of Lot 7 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board8. Best of Lot 8 ..................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board9. Best of Lot 9 .................................................................... $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board10. Best of Lot 10 ................................................................. $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board 11. Best of Lot 20 .................................................................. $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board12. Best of Lot 21 ................................................................. $5 cash award, Washington County Fair Board 13. Best of Lot 23 .......... 6 month subscription to Arlington citizen or Blair newspaper, Enterprise Publishing14. Best of Lot 24 ........ 6 month subscription to Arlington Citizen or Blair newspaper, Enterprise Publishing15. Judge’s choice (any lot) ................................................ $10 cash award, Washington County Fair Board 16. Superintendent’s Choice, (any lot) ..........................................................$10 cash award, Superintendent

CLASS J - NEEDLEWORKMarilyn Appleby & Kathy Smith, Co-SuperintendentsEntry day – Friday 1:00-9:00 pm. Pick Up Day -- TUESDAY from 10 am - 5 pm.Premiums for Lots 1-21: 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.00

1. Any article that has ever been exhibited cannot compete again.2. All articles must be work of exhibitors.3. All entries must be completed since last year’s fair.4. No article can compete for more than one premium.5. Only 1 article per person per category.6. Exhibitor must be Washington County Resident.

Lot 1 CROCHETING 1. Afghan2. Tablecloth3. Table runner4. Place mats5. Bedspread 6. Stole or cape7. Sweater8. Vest9. Shell10. Baby dress11. Baby sweater12. Baby booties13. Baby bib14. Baby afghan15. Solid doily 12’’ or less16. Solid centerpiece over 12”17. Linen and crocheted doily 12” or less

18. Linen and crocheted doily over 12” 19. Potholder20. Scarf and /or cap21. Other crocheted article

LOT 2. KNITTING22. Afghan23. Bedspread24. Stole25. Adult sweater26. Child sweater 27. Shell28. Vest29. Baby sweater30. Baby booties31. Baby afghan32. Mittens or gloves

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LOT 2. KNITTING, continued33. Cap or hat34. Scarf 35. Socks36. Knitted/felted article37. Other knitted article

LOT 3. TATTING38. Solid doily 39. Edge of tatting40. Other article

LOT 4. WEAVING41. Bobbin lace article42. Afghan43. Place mats, runners44. Other articleLOT 5. SEWINGAll entries must be sewn by the exhibitor, not just decorated.BABY GARMENTS45. Girl’s outfit46. Boy’s outfit47. Sleeping garment48. Bib

CHILDREN’S GARMENTS49. Girl’s garment50. Special occasion dress 51. Boy’s garment52. Child’s pajamas or robe53. Other garment

ADULT GARMENTS54.Woman’s clothing article55. Fancy apron56. Kitchen apron57. Men’s clothing article58. Adult robe59. Other article

LOT 7. CREATIVE SEWING60. Recycled item61. Fleece item62. Original design63. Decorated sweatshirt64. Decorated t-shirt

Lot 8. TOWELS65. Embroidered66. Counted cross stitch67. Appliqué68. Machine embroidered69. Stamped cross stitch

LOT 9. SOFA PILLOWS70. Embroidered71. Crocheted72. Counted cross stitch73. Quilted74. Fancy75. Pieced76. Other

LOT 10. QUILTSHQ-hand quilted, by exhibitorMQ-machine quilted, by exhibitorCQ - Commercially quilted77. Appliqué HQ 78. Appliqué MQ79. Appliqué CQ80. Embroidered or cross stitched HQ81. Embroidered or cross stitched MQ82. Embroidered or cross stitched CQ83. Pieced in blocks or patchwork HQ84. Pieced in blocks or patchwork MQ85. Pieced in blocks or patchwork CQ86. Quilt using mixed techniques HQ 87. Quilt using mixed techniques MQ88. Quilt using mixed techniques CQ89. Quilt of original design HQ90. Quilt of original design MQ91. Quilt of original design CQ92. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered HQ93. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered MQ94. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered CQ95. Small quilt 48”x 60” or less HQ96. Small quilt 48” x 60” or less MQ97. Small quilt 48” x 60” or less CQ98. Tied comforter99. Appliquéd wall hanging HQ100. Appliquéd wall hanging MQ101. Appliquéd wall hanging CQ102. Pieced wall hanging HQ103. Pieced wall hanging MQ104. Pieced wall hangingCQ105. Miniature wall hanging, 18” x 18” or less HQ 106. Miniature wall hanging 18” x 18” or less MQ107. Mixed techniques wall hanging HQ108. Mixed techniques wall hanging MQ109. Mixed techniques wall hanging CQ110. Raggy quilt111. Whole cloth quilt112. Quilting bee quilt (construction and/or quilting is a group project)113. Other quilted article

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LOT 9. SOFA PILLOWS70. Embroidered71. Crocheted72. Counted cross stitch73. Quilted74. Fancy75. Pieced76. Other

LOT 10. QUILTSHQ-hand quilted, by exhibitorMQ-machine quilted, by exhibitorCQ - Commercially quilted77. Appliqué HQ78. Appliqué MQ79. Appliqué CQ80. Embroidered or cross stitched HQ81. Embroidered or cross stitched MQ82. Embroidered or cross stitched CQ83. Pieced in blocks or patchwork HQ84. Pieced in blocks or patchwork MQ85. Pieced in blocks or patchwork CQ86. Quilt using mixed techniques HQ87. Quilt using mixed techniques MQ88. Quilt using mixed techniques CQ89. Quilt of original design HQ90. Quilt of original design MQ91. Quilt of original design CQ92. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered HQ93. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered MQ94. Baby pieced/appliquéd/embroidered CQ95. Small quilt 48”x 60” or less HQ96. Small quilt 48” x 60” or less MQ97. Small quilt 48” x 60” or less CQ98. Tied comforter99. Appliquéd wall hanging HQ100. Appliquéd wall hanging MQ101. Appliquéd wall hanging CQ102. Pieced wall hanging HQ103. Pieced wall hanging MQ104. Pieced wall hangingCQ105. Miniature wall hanging, 18” x 18” or less HQ 106. Miniature wall hanging 18” x 18” or less MQ107. Mixed techniques wall hanging HQ108. Mixed techniques wall hanging MQ109. Mixed techniques wall hanging CQ110. Raggy quilt111. Whole cloth quilt112. Quilting bee quilt (construction and/or quilting is a group project)113. Other quilted article

160. Framed needlework161. Christmas article – fabric, yarn or thread162. Toy163. Purse164. Other articleLOT 17. CHRISTMAS ARTICLE165. Quilt166. Afghan167. Wall hanging/picture168. Tree skirt169. Pillow170. Tablecloth, runner, or place mats171. Sweater172. Christmas stocking173. Angel174. Other Christmas article

LOT 18. HOLIDAY ARTICLES175. Valentines176. Easter177. Fourth of July (patriotic)178. Halloween179. Thanksgiving180. Other

LOT 19. FROM GRANDMA’S ATTIC181. Restored item made of fabric (story about item and picture before and after if possible)

LOT 20. BAGS/PURSES182. Crocheted183. Knitted184. Quilted

LOT 21. MISCELLANEOUS185. Potholder186. Toy187. Doll188. Doll Clothes189. Prequilted item190. Afghan with counted cross stitch design191. Redwork embroidery192. Other household accessory193. Other article

LOT 22. PLACE SETTING CONTEST Decorate one table place setting using the theme as written on the front cover of the Washington County Fair Book. Exhibitors must furnish own card table, with table cover, centerpiece and one place setting. This contest is limited to 7 adults and 7 juniors. Contact the fair secretary (Charyl Chappelear, 402-533-9978) before the fair begins to reserve your spot. Enter on Friday with other entries, but need not be in place until noon on Saturday for judging. Premiums paid are 1st-$10, 2nd-$9, 3rd-$8, 4th-$7, 5th $6, 6th -$5, 7th-$4

LOT 11. RUGS114. Woven 115. Crocheted 116. HookedLOT 12. NEEDLEPOINT117. Any articleLOT 13. PILLOW CASES118. Embroidered119. Cross stitch120. Appliquéd121. Crochet trimmed122. Machine embroidered123. Other articleLOT 14. TABLECLOTHS124. Embroidered125. Cross stitched126. Quilted topper 127. Place mats or runnersLOT 15. PICTURES (Must have hangers)128. Embroidered/crewel129. Counted cross stitch130. Miniature counted cross stitch (8” x 8” or less)131. Quilted132. OtherLOT 16. JUNIOR DIVISION (UNDER 16)133. Sleepwear134. Apron135. Skirt136. Blouse137. Decorated t-shirt138. Girl’s clothing item139. Boy’s clothing item140. Special occasion dress141. Quilt, pieced and quilted by exhibitor142. Quilt, with the assistance of adult (must have card stating what part child did)143. Other quilted item144. Counted cross stitch article145. Woven article146. Crocheted vest or shell147. Crocheted afghan148. Crocheted potholder149. Crocheted other150. Knitted sweater151. Knitted afghan152. Knitted slippers 153. Knitted scarf154. Knitted hat155. Knitted mittens156. Knitted other157. Embroidered article158. Sofa pillow159. Pillowcase

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194. Adult place setting195. Junior place settingLOT 23. DOLL BED SETTING Decorate your doll bed or cradle (20” or less in length) with a blanket and accessories. Everything your doll needs for a good night’s sleep except the doll. Premiums paid are 1st-$10, 2nd-$9, 3rd-$8, 4th-$7, 5th-$6 196. Adult doll bed setting197. Junior doll bed setting

SPECIAL PREMIUMS AND DONORS - CLASS J - NEEDLEWORK1. Best crocheted or knitted afghan ......................................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank2. Best crocheted or knitted sweater .....................................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank3. Best crocheted or knitted baby article ...............................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank4. Best crocheted doily or centerpiece .................................................................. $5 cash, Two Rivers Bank5. Best Tatted article ..............................................................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank6. Best Woven article .............................................................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank7. Best article in baby sewing ................................................................................$5 cash, Two Rivers Bank8. Best child’s garment ..................................................................$5 cash, Washington County Fair Board10. Best woman’s garment ...........................................................$5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair11. Best apron .............................................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair13. Best recycled item .................................................................$5 cash, Washington County Fair Board14. Best original design ...............................................................$10 cash, Washington County Fair Board15. Best decorated Sweatshirt or T-Shirt ......................................$5 cash, Washington County Fair Board16. Best Towel .............................................................................. $5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair17. Best Sofa Pillow .....................................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair18. Best Hand Quilted Quilt .............................................................$10 cash, In memory of Lenore Scheer19. Best Appliquéd Quilt ................................................................$5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair20. Best Embroidered/Cross Stitched Quilt ..................................$5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair21. Best Pieced Quilt ....................................................................$5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair22. Best Baby Quilt ........................................................................$5 cash, Washington County Bank, Blair23. Best Quilted Wall hanging ....................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair24. Best Quilted original design ..................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair25. Best Miniature Quilted Wall hanging ....................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair26. Best other holiday entry ........................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair27. Best needlepoint entry .............................................................$5 cash, Washington County Fair Board28. Best pillowcase .....................................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair29. Best tablecloth, placemats or runner .............................. 6-month subscription to Pilot Tribune/Enterprise

or Arlington Citizen from Enterprise Publishing30. Best framed needlework ............................................................................ $5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair31. Best framed needlework under 16 ............................................................. $5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair32. Best sewing in lot 16 ..............................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair33. Best quilt or quilted article in lot 16 .........................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair34. Best crocheted or knitted article in lot 16..................................................... $5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair35. Best Christmas article ..............................................................$5 cash, Washington County Fair Board36. Best restored article from Grandma’s Attic .................................................$5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair37. Best purse/bag ........................................................................$5 in trade, Acme Fabric & Quilt Co., Blair38. Best miscellaneous Item ...............................................................................$5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair39. Best place setting overall .............................................................................$5 in trade, Butch’s Deli, Blair40. Best doll bed setting overall ............................................................................. $10 cash, Marge Andersen41. Most blue ribbons to individual in class J ................................. $5 cash, Washington County Fair Board42. Best in county 4th place .............................................................. $10.00, Washington County Bank, Blair43. Best in county 3rd place ...................................................................$25 cash, American Broadband, Blair44. Best in county 2nd place ...................................................................................$35 cash, Two Rivers Bank45. Best in county needlework........................................................ $50 cash, Washington County Fair Board46. Best in county quilt ................................................................... $50 cash, Washington County Fair Board

Please see online information for the Nebraska State Fair “Best in County” for current details & rules.