Open Class Rules 2018

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1 Open Class Entry Rules/Dates All Departments A to J (Non-Livestock) Open Class Rules 2018 Entry Fee: $1.00 for each item entered. Pay Out: 1 st place $3.00, 2 nd place $2.00, 3 rd place $1.00 Entry Forms: Entries: Available at or at entry location. All entry forms for ALL DEPARTMENTS (except Department D-Culinary) must be submitted on Saturday, July 21, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. in Merchant Building 1/T-building. Submissions for Departments A, B, C, E, F, G, & H will only be taken on dates specified. One entry per person per class!! No late entries will be accepted. Date: Saturday, July 21, 2018 Time: 9:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Place: Merchant Building 1/T-building Judging: Sunday, July 22 at 12:00 p.m. Submissions for Department I (Open Class Flower Show) will be taken on date specified. One entry/submission per person per class!! No late entries will be accepted. ENTRY FORMS TO BE FILLED OUT AND SUBMITTED ON SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 BETWEEN 9:00 AM AND 3:00 PM. Date: Monday, July 23, 2018 Time: 9:00 a.m. till 11:00 a.m. Place: Merchant Building 1/T-building Judging: Monday, July 23 at 12:00 p.m. Entry Forms and submissions for Department D (Open Class Culinary) will only be taken on dates specified. One entry per person per class!! No late entries will be accepted. Entries that DO NOT place first or second MUST BE PICKED UP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING JUDGING AND AWARDS. Date: Friday, July 27, 2018 Time: 9:00 a.m. till 11:30 a.m. Place: Pavilion Judging: Friday, July 27 at 12:00 p.m. Release: Premiums: ALL ENTRIES (EXCEPT CULINARY) WILL BE RELEASED ON SUNDAY, JULY 29 9:00A.M.- 12:00 P.M. The Union County Sr. Fair board will not be responsible for entries that are not picked up by 12:00 p.m. Premiums will be available for pick up beginning Tuesday, July 24 through Saturday, July 28 between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Hospitality Center (Ag Ed Bldg.) and Sunday July 29 between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. in Merchants 1/T-Building. No exceptions, please. No premiums will be paid after 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 29 and premiums will not be mailed.

2 Auction Goods proceeds may be picked up in the Senior Fairboard Office beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 27 until close of Fair on Saturday, July 28. Proceeds will be in check form. No checks will be mailed. Baked goods ribbons may also be picked up in the Senior Fairboard Office after judging. Contact: Any additional questions can be answered via at Open Class Departments Garden Products Department A Vegetables and Fruits Entries are to be displayed on a paper plate, size suitable to exhibit, supplied by the Exhibitor. Remove all stems from tomato entries; stems damage the fruit. Trim all tops on carrots, beets, etc. to 1 inch. Trim stems on squash, zucchini to 1 inch. Trim stems on onions to 1 inch and DO NOT PEEL. Clean soil from existing peel. Keep a minimum of a 2 inch stem on pumpkins and gourds. Keep stems intact on all cucumbers. Clean all fruits and vegetables, NO wax or oil! One entry per person, per class! A-1 Beans, Green, Plate of Seven A-2 Beets, Red, Plate of Three A-3 Brussel Sprouts, Plate of Seven A-4 Cabbage, Red, One Head A-5 Cabbage, Green, One Head A-6 Carrots, Plate of Three A-7 Cauliflower, One Head A-8 Cucumbers, Plate of Three, Over 4 A-9 Eggplant, One Plant A-10 Onions, White, Plate of Three A-11 Onions, Red, Plate of Three A-12 Peppers, Bell, Plate of Three A-13 Peppers, Jalapeño, Plate of Three A-14 Peppers, Any Other, Plate of Three A-15 Pickles, Plate of Three, Under 4 A-16 Potato, White, Plate of Three A-17 Potato, Red, Plate of Three A-18 Pumpkin, Any Variety, One (Over 9 ) A-19 Squash, Butternut, One A-20 Squash, Spaghetti, One A-21 Squash, Any Other Type, One (Excluding Zucchini) A-22 Sweet Corn, Plate of Two A-23 Tomato, Any Type, Plate of Three A-24 Tomato, Cherry, Grape or Pear, Plate of Seven A-25 Zucchini, One, Under 10

3 Children s Garden Products Exhibitors are to be 8 years and under and not in 4-H. Participants must create a Mr. Potato Head by using a real potato along with other items of their choice, not to exceed 8 x 8 inches. A-26 Mr. Potato Head ---Ages 6 and under A-27 Mr. Potato Head ---Ages 7-8 A-28 Vegetable Critter Ages 6 and under A-29 Vegetable Critter Ages 7-8 Department B - Canned Vegetables/Fruit/Meat Sponsored by: Ohigro Inc. Jellies, Jams and Butters must be in clear jelly jars...no paraffin to be used. Fruits and Vegetables must be in standard pint or quart jars. Remove ring on jars. Each exhibit must be carefully marked. All entries must have been prepared in One entry per class, per person! B-1 Corn, Any Type, One Jar B-2 Fruit, Any Type, One Jar B-3 Green Beans, Any Type, One Jar B-4 Jams, Any Type, One Jar B-5 Jellies, Any Type, One Jar B-6 Pickle, Any Type, One Jar B-7 Tomatoes, Any Type, One Jar B-8 Salsa, Any Type, One Jar B-9 Potatoes, Any Type, One Jar B-10 Meats, Any Type, One Jar B-11 Variety, Any Other, One Jar Department C - Farm Products Sponsored by Ohigro Inc. Each exhibit must be carefully labeled and this year s crop only. One entry per class, per person! C-1 Corn, Five Best Ears, Any Hybrid (Labeled as to variety) C-2 Corn, Shelled, Any Variety, One Quart C-3 Corn, Largest Ear Grown in 2018 C-4 Hay, Any Variety, 1/16 Chunk C-5 Oats, Any Variety, One Quart C-6 Soybeans, Any Variety, One Quart C-7 Soybean Plant with most in Pods C-8 Straw, Any Variety, 1/16 Chunk C-9 Wheat, Any Variety, One Quart

4 Department D - Culinary Baked items brought to the Pavilion on Friday, July 27th th between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Judging will be Friday, July 27 th at 12 noon. Each Exhibit must be carefully labeled. ALL ENTRIES MUST HAVE RECIPE ATTACHED. No box cakes/mixes. One entry per class, per person! Entries that DO NOT place first or second MUST BE PICKED UP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING JUDGING AND AWARDS. Auction Goods proceeds may be picked up in the Senior Fairboard Office beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 27 th until close of Fair on Saturday, July 28th. Proceeds will be in check form. No checks will be mailed. Baked goods ribbons may also be picked up in the Senior Fairboard Office after judging. Please note: TO QUALIFY FOR BAKED GOODS AUCTION all first and second place winning entries will be sold. Baked Goods Auction will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, July 27 th in the Pavilion. Money from the auction will be divided in the following manner: 70% returned to seller; 30% retained by Union County Sr. Fair Board. Yeast Breads D-1 Coffeecake D-2 Sweet Rolls, One Dozen (12) D-3 Tea Ring D-4 White, One Loaf D-5 Wheat, One Loaf Cakes D-6 Angel Food, No Icing D-7 Banana, Any Icing D-8 Carrot, Any Icing D-9 Chocolate, Any Icing D-10 German Chocolate, Three Layers D-11 Spice, Any Icing D-12 Upside-Down Cake D-13 White, Any Icing D-14 Any Other Pies D-15 Apple, Two Crusted D-16 Berry, (Raspberry, Black Berry, Black Raspberry) D-17 Dutch Apple D-18 Cherry D-19 Peach D-20 Pumpkin D-21 Pecan D-22 Key Lime D-23 Rhubarb D-24 Any Other

5 Cookies D-25 Bar Cookies, One Dozen (12) D-26 Brownies, One Dozen (12) D-27 Chocolate Chip, One Dozen (12) D-28 Decorated Cookie, One Dozen (12) D-29 Drop, One Dozen (12) D-30 Filled, One Dozen (12) D-31 No Bake, One Dozen (12) D-32 Oatmeal, One Dozen (12) D-33 Peanut Butter, One Dozen (12) D-34 Sugar, One Dozen (12) Candies D-35 Buckeyes, Six Pieces D-36 Chocolate Fudge, Six Pieces D-37 Peanut Brittle, Six Pieces D-38 Peanut Butter Fudge, Six Pieces D-39 White Fudge, Six Pieces Quick Breads D-40 Banana, One Loaf D-41 Muffins, Six (6) D-42 Pumpkin, One Loaf D-43 Zucchini, One Loaf Decorated Cakes No plastic allowed on any decorated cake (except pillars and top of wedding cake). Decorated cakes will not be cut. D-44 Decorated Cakes Children s/youth Culinary Entries brought in on Friday, July 27 h at 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Judging will be Friday, July 27 th at 12 noon. Open to youth up to 17 years old. One entry per person, per class! ALL ENTRIES MUST HAVE RECIPE ATTACHED. D-45 Brownies, Six (6) D-46 Chocolate Cake, Any Icing D-47 White Cake, Any Icing D-48 Chocolate Chip Cookies, One Dozen (12) D-49 Peanut Butter Cookies, One Dozen (12) D-50 Sugar Cookies Decorated, One Dozen (12) D-51 Sugar Cookies Undecorated, One Dozen (12) D-52 Quick Bread, One Loaf D-53 Pie, Any Variety

6 Department E - Creative Arts Sponsored by Roof Management All entries are submitted at owner s risk and the Union County Agricultural Society will not be responsible for lost or damaged entries. Entry is to be the work of the person making entry and made within the last 12 months. All pictures/paintings must be framed and have wire hanger fastened securely to the back. No unframed item will be accepted. One entry per person, per class! Painting/Drawing: Oil/Acrylic Any painting in which there is an opaque treatment similar to a traditional oil painting. E-1 Ages 5-8 years old E-2 Ages 9-13 years old E-3 Ages years old E-4 Ages 18 years and Up Watercolor Any painting in which there is a transparent treatment similar to traditional water color. E-5 Ages 5-8 years old E-6 Ages 9-13 years old E-7 Ages years old E-8 Ages 18 years and Up Drawing Media: Graphite E-9 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-10 Ages 9-13 years old E-11 Ages years old E-12 Ages 18 and Up Pen E-13 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-14 Ages 9-13 years old E-15 Ages years old E-16 Ages 18 and Up Ink E-17 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-18 Ages 9-13 years old E-19 Ages years old E-20 Ages 18 and Up Charcoal E-21 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-22 Ages 9-13 years old E-23 Ages years old

7 E-24 Ages 18 and Up Scratch Art E-25 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-26 Ages 9-13 years old E-27 Ages years old E-28 Ages 18 and Up Colored Media Pastel E-29 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-30 Ages 9-13 years old E-31 Ages years old E-32 Ages 18 and Up Colored Pencil E-33 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-34 Ages 9-13 years old E-35 Ages years old E-36 Ages 18 and Up Colored Markers E-37 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-38 Ages 9-13 years old E-39 Ages years old E-40 Ages 18 and Up Crayons E-41 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-42 Ages 9-13 years old E-43 Ages years old E-44 Ages 18 and Up Any Other E-45 Ages 5 to 8 years old E-46 Ages 9-13 years old E-47 Ages years old E-48 Ages 18 and Up Department F Photography Sponsored by Roof Management PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE 8X10 DISPLAYED IN AN 8X10 FRAME WITH DURABLE METAL HANGER. Exception vintage classes may have any size photo but must be in 8x10 frame. We will strive to hang all photographs of a class together. No other sizes will be accepted. There will be three (3) classes of

8 photography: Amateur, Youth (5-17 years old) and professional. One entry per class, per person! Image may only be entered once within department. AMATEUR COLOR F-1 Animals F-2 Children F-3 Computer Generated Special Effects F-4 Humorous F-5 Landscape/Seascape F-6 Night Scene F-7 Still Life Flowers/Fruit F-8 Sunrise/Sunset F-9 Union County Scene (Attach 3x5 card stating location) F-10 Vintage F-11 Any Other AMATEUR BLACK/WHITE F-12 Animals F-13 Children F-14 Computer Generated Special Effects F-15 Humorous F-16 Landscape/Seascape F-17 Night Scene F-18 Still Life Flowers/Fruit F-19 Sunrise/Sunset F-20 Union County Scene (Attach 3x5 card stating location) F-21 Vintage F-22 Any Other YOUTH COLOR (Ages 5-17 years old) F-23 Animals F-24 Children F-25 Computer Generated Special Effects F-26 Humorous F-27 Landscape/Seascape F-28 Night Scene F-29 Still Life Flowers/Fruit F-30 Sunrise/Sunset F-31 Union County Scene (Attach 3x5 card stating location) F-32 Vintage F-33 Any Other YOUTH BLACK/WHITE (Ages 5-17 years old) F-34 Animals F-35 Children

9 F-36 Computer Generated Special Effects F-37 Humorous F-38 Landscape/Seascape F-39 Night Scene F-40 Still Life Flowers/Fruit F-41 Sunrise/Sunset F-42 Union County Fair Scene 2017 F-43 Union County Scene (Attach 3x5 card stating location) F-44 Vintage F-45 Any Other PROFESSIONAL F-46 Black & White F-47 Color Department G - Crafts All entries are submitted at the owner s risk and The Union County Agricultural Society will not be responsible for lost or damaged items. Entry is to be work of the person making entry. One entry per class, per person! Needle Work G-1 Any Crocheted Article G-2 Any Knitted Article G-3 Any Type of Quilt G-4 Any Type of Afghan G-5 Any Type of Machine Sewn Article G-6 Any Type of Cross Stitched Article G-7 Any Type of Embroidered Item G-8 Any Type of Doll Ceramics Sponsored by Kil-N-Time Ceramics G-9 9 Years and under G years G years and up Miscellaneous G-12 Scrapbooking, Completed Book G-13 Repurposed Crafts, Furniture G-14 Repurposed Crafts, Pallet art G-15 Repurposed Crafts, Metals G-16 Repurposed Crafts, Any Other G-17 Any Type of Woodcraft

10 G-18 Flowerpot craft (Repurposed flowerpots that do not contain live plants) ***NEW*** G-19 Scarecrow ***NEW*** Department H Hobbies All entries are submitted at the owner s risk and The Union County Agricultural Society will not be responsible for lost or damaged items. Entry is to be work of the person making entry. One entry per class, per person! Legos All displays must be no larger than 14x14x14 in size and totally assembled. H-1 Freestyle Display, 4-11 years of age H-2 Freestyle Display, years of age H-3 Freestyle Display, 18 years of age and up. Department I -Open Class Flower Show Flower entry forms are to be completed at time of open class entries (see pg. 1). Entries/Submissions are to be dropped off on Monday, July 23 rd between 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. in Merchant 1/T-building. Judging will commence at 12:00 p.m. Monday, July 23 rd. SPECIMEN RULES 1. Specimen must have been grown by exhibitor 2. Exhibitor should furnish own clear glass container, size suitable to exhibit. 3. Exhibit must contain number of blooms, sprays or stems as specified in the schedule. Foliage should always be attached unless otherwise stated. 4. In class calling for several blooms, select flowers uniform in size and color. 5. An exhibitor may make as many entries as desired in any class, provided each is a different named variety (i.e. herbs). 6. The staging committee reserves the right to combine or subdivide classes, if necessary. 7. Judges decision is final. SECTION I Roses I-1 Floribunda, Polyanthus or Grand flora, one spray, not disbudded I-2 Hybrid Tea, any variety, one bloom I-3 Hybrid Tea, any variety, full bloom I-4 Miniature Rose, any variety, one bloom, disbudded I-5 Miniature Rose, any variety, one spray, not disbudded SECTION II Other Garden Flowers I-6 Calendula, any variety, 3 blooms, disbudded I-7 Celosia (Cockscomb), crested, any variety, disbudded, one bloom I-8 Celosia, plumed, any variety, 1 bloom, not disbudded I-9 Dahlia, 1 bloom, any variety, 8 inches or over, dinner plate I-10 Dahlia, 1 bloom, any variety 4-8 inches disbudded I-11 Dahlia, 2 blooms, any variety, under 4 inches, disbudded

11 I-12 Gloriosa Daisy, 1 bloom I-13 Introduction of any new 2015 flower I-14 Marigold, large orange, 1 bloom, disbudded I-15 Marigold, large yellow, 1 bloom, disbudded I-16 Marigold, white or cream, 1 bloom, disbudded I-17 Marigold, petite type, yellow or yellow blend, 1 spray I-18 Marigold, petite type, orange or orange blend, 1 spray I-19 Petunia, single, 1 spray I-20 Petunia, double, 1 spray I-21 Petunia, wave, 1 spray I-22 Shasta Daisy, 1 bloom I-23 Snapdragon, large variety, 1 stem I-24 Sunflower, 1 stem, shades of red, bronze or orange I-25 Sunflower, 1 stem, shades of yellow or white I-26 Sunflower Seed Head (remove petals and florets), over 6 inches I-27 Sunflower, dwarf, any color I-28 Tuberous Begonia, 1 bloom plus 1 leaf, in a saucer with water. Leaf does not have to be attached to bloom. I-29 Zinnia, Dahlia flowered, 1 bloom, disbudded I-30 Zinnia, cactus flowered, 1 bloom, disbudded I-31 Zinnia, small flowered, flowered, 1-1/2 3 inches, 3 blooms, disbudded I-32 Any annual not listed SECTION III Hemerocalis (Daylily) all varieties 1 scale I-33 Miniature, any other color I-34 Orange or Salmon A. bloom over 4 inches B. bloom under 4 inches I-35 Pink or Rose A. bloom over 4 inches B. bloom under 4 inches I-36 Red or Purple A. bloom over 4 inches B. bloom under 4 inches I-37 Yellow, white or near white A. bloom over 4 inches B. bloom under 4 inches I-38 Any other color A. bloom over 4 inches B. bloom under 4 inches

12 SECTION IV Lilies, any variety, 1 stem I-39 Asiatic Hybrids I-40 Trumpets or Aurelian Hybrid I-41 Any other variety SECTION V Gladiolus, 1 stem with foliage attached I-42 Miniature, any variety, 1 stem I-43 Any variety, solid color, 1 stem I-44 Any other colored combination, 1 stem SECTION VI Hostas I-45 One leaf, large blue I-46 One leaf, large green I-47 One leaf large variety I-48 One leaf, small I-49 Three leaves each a different variety, same size in a container. SECTION VII Caladium I-50 One stem, any variety Section VIII Herbs I-51 Fresh cut annual herb I-52 Fresh cut perennial herb I-53 Any dried herb in clear container SECTION IX Perennials or Biennial I-54 Cosmos, 3 stems, same size, 1 bloom on each stem I-55 Coreopsis, 2 blooms, same size, 1 bloom on each stem I-56 Sedum, 1 bloom I-57 Any other perennial or biennial, 1 round form I-58 Any other perennial or biennial, 1 spike I-59 Any other perennial or biennial, 1 spray SECTION X Youth Horticulture/Gardening Exhibitors are to be children 17 years and under. I-60 Gladiolus I-61 Marigold

13 I-62 Petunia I-63 Rose I-64 Sunflower I-65 Zinnia I-66 Any other flower SECTION XII Potted Plants Rules 1. Plant must be exhibited in container in which it has been grown. 2. Exhibitor must have grown plant exhibited for at least three months. 3. Unless otherwise stated, each pot exhibited must contain only one plant. I-67 African violet, may be single or double I-68 Cactus I-69 Coleus A. Large Leaf B. Small Leaf I-70 Fern any variety I-71 Geranium I-72 Hanging basket, foliage variety, may be more than 1 plant I-73 Hanging basket, flowering variety, may be more than 1 plant I-74 Planter containing several varieties of plants I-75 Succulent, other than cactus I-76 Tuberous root begonia I-77 Any flowering plant not listed above, same variety, may be more than 1 plant I-78 Any foliage plan not listed above, same variety, may be more than 1 plant. (No hanging basket in this class.) SECTION XII Adult Artistic Arrangement THEME: NURSERY RHYMES I-79 Hey Diddle Diddle An arrangement in a cup and saucer (over 4 inches) I-80 Jack Sprat a duo design (2 designs back to back to 1 container) I-81 Little Boy Blue An arrangement using a horn I-82 Little Jack Horner Miniature under 6 inches I-83 Old Woman Lived In A Shoe Mass arrangement I-84 Fairy Garden SECTION XIII Youth Artistic Arrangements I-85 Little Miss Muffet Small arrangement under 12 inches I-86 Mary Had a Little Lamb Arrangement using white flowers I-87 Mary Mary Quite Contrary Arrangement using a shell or shells I-88 Fairy Garden

14 SPECIAL AWARDS 1. Best of Show Rose 2. Best of Show Youth 3. Best of Show Potted Plants (excludes hanging baskets) 4. Best of Show Artistic Adult 5. Best of Show Artistic Youth