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Dedicating the 2018 Montgomery County Fair Book In Ever Loving Memory of Roy Early

2018 DAILY FAIR SCHEDULE........................................ 5

DEPARTMENT 6 - FARM AND GARDEN .................... 50

STAFF AND CONTACT INFORMATION ......................... 7

GRAINS AND SPECIAL CORN EXHIBIT ............. 51

GENERAL ADMISSIONS ............................................... 8

FRUIT.................................................................... 51

CAMPING AND PARKING ............................................. 8

VEGETABLES ....................................................... 52

GOLF CART RULES ...................................................... 9

DEPARTMENT 7 – HOUSEHOLD ARTS ........................................................ 56

MB-16 AND CONCEAL CARRY POLICIES ................. 10

QUILT DISPLAY ....................................................................................... 57

SALE OF CHAMPIONS................................................ 12

DEPARTMENT 8 – FINE ARTS ....................................................................... 62

AMUSEMENT RIDES AND GAMES ............................ 21

ART – ADULT & JUNIOR EXHIBITS........................................................ 64

MONT CO FAIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PHOTOGRAPHY – ADULT & JUNIOR EXHIBITS ........................................ 65

OFFICERS AND FAIR BOARD DIRECTORS .............. 22

ANTIQUE OR COLLECTIBLE GLASS, CHINA AND POTTERY ............ 65

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ............................................. 23

CRAFTS AND HOBBIES ......................................................................... 67

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT ....................................... 24

DEPARTMENT 9 – PROVISIONS ................................................................... 70

ENTERTAINMENT

18TH ANNUAL PRESIDENT’S JACKPOT

DARKE CO TRACTOR PULL ASSOC.......................... 25

BAKING CONTEST ................................................................................. 71

OSTPA PULLS ............................................................. 26

DIVISION I – BAKED GOODS ................................................................. 71

RODEO ........................................................................ 27

DIVISION II – CANNED GOODS ............................................................. 75

DEMOLITION DERBY .................................................. 28

OHIO AGRICULTURAL FAIR SCHEDULE ................................................... 78

K9S IN FLIGHT ............................................................ 29

JUNIOR FAIR DEPARTMENT ....................................................................... 80

KOI DRAG RACING ..................................................... 30

LIVESTOCK RULES ................................................................................ 82

MOTOCROSS .............................................................. 31

SALES ..................................................................................................... 89

INSPECTION AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS .......... 33

BEEF/DAIRY ............................................................................................ 90

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ..................... 36

SHEEP ..................................................................................................... 93

EQUINE EVENTS ........................................................ 39

SWINE ..................................................................................................... 94

OPEN SHOW COMPETITIONS

GOATS ..................................................................................................... 95

DEPARTMENT 1 – BEEF CATTLE ............................... 42

RABBITS AND POULTRY ........................................................................ 98

DEPARTMENT 2 – SHEEP AND GOATS..................... 44

HORSES ................................................................................................ 101

LAMB & GOAT MARKET WETHER SHOW .......... 45

4-H DISPLAYS ....................................................................................... 102

DECORATOR CLASS ........................................... 45

FFA PROJECTS..................................................................................... 103

GUYS OR GALS LEAD CLASS ............................ 45

GIRL SCOUTS ....................................................................................... 104

DEPARTMENT 3 – SWINE........................................... 46

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP.............................................................. 110

DEPARTMENT 4 – DAIRY CATTLE.............................. 48

ENTRY FORMS............................................................................................. 111 4

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2018 Fair Schedule

New Beginnings New Memories

Gates Open 8:00 AM -10:00 PM Daily (Except Sunday) Admission: $10/person - Price includes Admission to Grandstand Events and Free Parking Age 6 & Under Free with Paying Adult June 18 – Junior Fair Entries Due

THURSDAY – July 12 Honoring: Dale & Janet Hawvermale 9am Jr. Fair Breeding Rabbit Show 10am Jr. Fair Dairy Showmanship, Pee Wee Showmanship, followed by Jr. Fair Dairy Show 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 1pm Jr. Fair Awards Program, Entertainment Tent 3pm Jr. Fair Beef Showmanship 4pm Open Beef Breeding Show 5pm Jr. Fair Rabbit & Poultry Sales; Sale Order: Meat Rabbits, Market Turkeys, Market Chickens 6pm Jr. Fair Beef Breeding, Feeder Calves and Steer Show 7pm Tug-A-Trucks, Grandstands 7pm Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers, Entertainment Tent 8pm Showman of Showman Meeting

June 21, 22, 23 – Open Class Entry Week Postmarked by June 25th June 30 - Pullorum Testing & Meat Rabbit Tattoo, Building 1 FRIDAY – July 6 1-7pm County 4-H Judging, Event Center 1-7pm 4-H Booth Set-Up, Event Center SATURDAY – July 7 8am-8pm BARN Set-Up 10am-1pm Jr. Fair Skill-a-thons 1-6pm 4-H Booth Set-Up, Event Center 1-6pm Fair Bucks Pick-Up, Event Center

FRIDAY – July 13 Honoring: Lee Hieronymus 9am 4-H Horse Groom and Clean Contest 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 12:30pm Showman of Showman Contest 4pm Jr. Fair Hog Sale 5:30pm Jr. Fair Livestock Sales; Sale Order: Dairy Products, Mkt. Lambs, Mkt. Goats, Feeder Calves, Steers 7pm Demolition Derby, Grandstands 7pm Shelby County Line, Entertainment Tent

SUNDAY – July 8 8am-9pm Livestock Check-In Noon-8pm 4-H Booth Set-Up, Event Center Noon-6pm Fair Bucks Pick-Up, Event Center 4-8pm FFA Crop & Shop Project Drop-Off, Event Center 6-9pm Fair Bucks Pick-Up, Hog Area 6-9pm Livestock Weigh-Ins MONDAY – July 9 - Veteran’s/Senior Citizen’s Day (1/2 Price All Day) 9am Jr. Fair Swine Showmanship followed by PeeWee Showmanship 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 10:30am Grand Opening & Opening Ceremony 2pm Jr. Fair Meat Rabbit Show 3pm Jr. Fair Rabbit Showmanship 4pm Jr. Fair Sheep Showmanship 5pm Lead Class & PeeWee Showmanship 5pm FFA Crop & Shop Project Judging, Event Center 7pm Jr. Fair Sheep Breeding and Market Lamb Show 7pm Motocross, Grandstands 7pm Pie & Cake Auction, Farm Bureau Tent 7-9pm 70/75 Cover Band, Entertainment Tent

SATURDAY – July 14 Honoring: Sheriff Phil Plummer 6am Market Animals Hauled Out 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 11am 4-H Horse Demonstration 1pm 4-H Dog Show 5pm King and Queen Contest, Entertainment Tent 6pm Flashback Band, Entertainment Tent 7pm Rodeo, Grandstands 8-11pm Jr. Fair Dance 11:30pm-1am Livestock Released – No trailers admitted before 11:30PM SUNDAY – July 15 - Family Day (1/2 Price All Day) 10am 4-Horse Demonstration/Fun Show 1pm Open Dairy Show 2pm Kiddie Tractor Pulls 5-7pm The Termites, Entertainment Tent 5pm OSTPA Pulls, Grandstands 8pm Fair Closes 8pm Livestock Released 8-10pm 4-H Booth Tear Down, Event Center

TUESDAY – July 10 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 1pm Jr. Fair Market Turkey then Mkt. Chicken Judging in coops 1pm Open Swine Show 3:30pm Jr. Fair Market Poultry Championships 4pm Jr. Fair Market Goat Showmanship followed by Market and Breeding Goat Show 5pm Jr. Fair Poultry Showmanship 7pm KOI Drag Racing, Grandstands 7pm Entertainment to be Announced, Entertainment Tent WEDNESDAY – July 11 9am Open Market Sheep & Market Goat Show 10am ALL Buildings Open to Public 11am Jr Fair Fancy Poultry Show 1pm Jr Fair Dairy Goat and Exotic Doe Goat Showmanship, PeeWee Showmanship, Dairy & Exotic Breeding Does 2pm Jr. Fair Poultry Championships 6pm Jr. Fair Barrow & Gilt Show 7pm DCTPA Truck/Tractor Pull, Grandstands 7pm Entertainment to be Announced, Entertainment Tent 10:30pm - 1am Jr Fair Market Hogs Not Selling Released

MONDAY – July 16 9am-1pm 4-H Booth Tear Down, Event Center

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE ON ENTRY BLANKS INCLUDED IN THIS BOOK. MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CLOSING SALE OF MEMBERSHIPS, ELECTION AND ANNUAL MEETING

By Resolution of the Board of Directors, the sale of memberships for 2018 will close on Friday, July 6, 2018.

Any member of The Montgomery County Agricultural Society in good standing may declare his/her candidacy for the office of Director by filing with the Secretary of the Society, a petition signed by ten or more members of the Society, at least seven days before the annual election of Director’s is held.

Blank petitions for this purpose shall be obtained from the office of the Fair Management, 580 Calumet Lane, Dayton, Ohio 45417, starting August 14th and returned by August 28th.

Notice of said election and Annual Meeting will be carried in the public press, or mailed to each member. The Annual Meeting and Election of Directors by ballot by resolution of the Board has been fixed as September 4, 2018 from 4-8:00 pm and will be announced two weeks prior thereto in the public press of Montgomery County, or by notification by mail to each member of the Society.

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Executive Director: Greg Wallace Deputy Director/Treasurer/Secretary: Lori Page Grounds: Aaron Collett & Dale Spencer

CONTACT INFORMATION Montgomery County Agricultural Society 580 Calumet Lane Dayton, OH 45417 Phone: (937) 224-1619 Fax: (937) 224-1425 Hours: Monday-Friday 9am - 4pm

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GENERAL ADMISSION TO FAIRGROUNDS PER DAY Gates open at 8 am MB-16 policy in place during EACH DAY of the Fair.

DAILY GATE ADMISSION $10.00 Wristbands or ID Badges must be worn at all times.

Gate Admission includes Grandstand Events for that evening and infield parking.

Children 6 & Under Free – Must be accompanied by paying Adult (Gate Only) SPECIAL ADMISSION PRICES Monday (July 9th) – ½ Price for Veterans and Senior Citizens Sunday (July 15th) – Family Day – ½ Price Membership into the Agricultural Society, 18 years of age or older.

Montgomery County residents ONLY. Membership admits adult each day of the Fair.

Sale of memberships ends July 6, 2018. Re-entry permitted with wristband.

WEEKLY WRISTBANDS (Gate Admission all 7 days of the Fair) $35.00 Re-entry permitted with wristband.

Includes parking.

4-H/FFA/GIRL SCOUTS/YOUTH (Wristbands - 7 days) Free Lost or Replacement Wristbands $15.00 (Wristbands are NOT valid for Rides) CONCESSION/VENDOR BADGES (Per Day) $5.00 (All Concessions/Games/Exhibitor workers MUST have a Badge) Price includes infield parking if available.

Passes to be purchased by contracted Concessionaires & Vendors ONLY. TRAILERS/CAMPERS/PARKING Livestock Trailer Parking $50 (First Come First Server) - No sleeping quarters.

To be located behind Livestock Area Camping $350.00 No Reserved Parking

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2018 Fair Golf Cart Rules

Dear Campers &Dear FairCampers Attendees, & Fair Attendees, a list Rules of Golf Cart and regulations needto to be be followed: Below is a list ofBelow Golf isCart andRules regulations thatthat need followed: 1.

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You must have a campsite during the 2018 fair and only one golf cart per campsite is

You must have permitted. a campsite during the 2018 fair and only one golf cart per campsite is permitted.

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The golf cart must have lights and a manufactured standard exhaust. It is recommended The golf cart must have lights and manufactured standard exhaust. that you have a horn.

Golfacarts must have a standard golf cart motor. It is recommended that you 3.

Youcarts must have proof of $1,000,000 liability with the Golf Cart listed on the have a horn.

Golf must have a standard golfinsurance cart motor. and a Certificate of Liability from your insurance company that states: Additional You must havepolicy proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance with the Golf Cart listed on the policy Insured: Montgomery County Agricultural Society and the Montgomery County and a Certificate of Liability your insurance that states: Additional Insured: Commissioners, 645from Infirmary Road, Dayton, OH company 45417.

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A driver on the golf cart must be at least 18 years of age with a valid license and Montgomery County Agricultural Society and the Montgomery driver’s County Commissioners, 645 covered by your insurance.

Infirmary Road, Dayton, OH 45417.

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All registrations for the use of golf cart must be completed by June 29, 2018.

A driver 6.on the golf cart musttobe least years age with valid license The fee is $50.00 useat a golf cart18 during the of week of the fair,aJuly 9th –driver’s 15th. Please send a and covered check or money order payable to the MCAS. by your insurance.

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Golf carts will only be permitted in the campground area, livestock trailer parking area and All registrationsdesignated for the use of golf cart must completed

by June 29, 2018. or golf cart parking areas.

Golfbe Carts are not permitted on the fairgrounds access The fee is $50.00 to roads. use a golf cart during the week of the fair, July 9th – 15th. Please send a Montgomery County Sheriff, Security and Board of Directors will enforce all rules. If check or8.moneyThe order payable to the MCAS. you violate the rules, your cart will be confiscated, and it will be placed at the Sheriff’s Golf carts will only be permitted thefair. campground area, livestock trailer parking building until the end in of the No warnings will be issued.

You may also lose your area and camping privileges. designated golf cart parking areas. Golf Carts are not permitted on the fairgrounds or access roads.

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Before entering the fairgrounds, the golf cart registration sticker must be displayed on the The Montgomery County Sheriff, Security and Directors will enforce all Fair rules. If you violate front of the golf cart or windshield.

PermitBoard shall beof placed where the County Sherriff, Boardwill Director and Security canand easilyit see Anyplaced attempt to golf cart permit is the rules, your cart be confiscated, willit. be atcopy theaSheriff’s building until the end of strictly prohibited. the fair. No warnings will be issued. You may also lose your camping privileges.

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The Montgomery County Agricultural Society will not rent golf carts to anyone. You will Before entering the fairgrounds, the golf cartyour registration sticker must be displayed on need to contact a golf cart dealer and rent own.

11.of theThe maximum number of persons that may ride on a golf cart at onewhere time depends the the front golf cart or windshield.

Permit shall be placed the on County Sheriff, number of seats available. One rider per seat.

Fair Board Director and Security can easily see it. Any attempt to copy a golf cart permit is 12.

All riders on a golf cart must remain seated always. strictly 13. prohibited.

The operation of a golf cart while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited byAgricultural the Ag Society and by statewill law.not No person shall carts posses or alcohol The Montgomery County Society rent golf toconsume anyone.

Youorwill need to drugs while operating a golf cart on fairgrounds property and are subject to arrest. contact 14. a golf cart dealer and your Careless driving or rent behavior thatown. endangers or would likely endanger any person or property will be tolerated.

The maximum number of not persons that may ride on a golf cart at one time depends on the number If you lose your cart sticker after it has been issued, there will be no replacement. The of seats15. available.

One ridergolf per seat. golf cart will not be allowed on the grounds.

All riders on a golf cart must remain seated always.

ANY VIOLATION OF THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN BEING ASKED TO LEAVE THE The operation of a golf cart while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited by the CAMPGROUNDS IMMEDIATLEY AND/OR LOSING YOUR GOLF CART AND CAMPING PRIVILEGES. Ag Society and by law. No person shall posses alcohol or drugs while operating a DECISION ANDstate THE DURATION OF LOST PRIVILEGES WILLor BE consume DETERMINED

BY THE DIRECTORS MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BOARD. golf cartOF onTHE fairgrounds property and are subject to arrest.

Careless driving or behavior that endangers or would likely endanger any person or property will not be tolerated.

If you lose your golf cart sticker after it has been issued, there will be no replacement. The golf cart will not be allowed on the grounds.

ANY VIOLATION OF THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN BEING ASKED TO LEAVE THE CAMPGROUNDS IMMEDIATELY AND/OR LOSING YOUR GOLF CART AND CAMPING PRIVILEGES. DECISION AND THE DURATION OF LOST PRIVILEGES WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTORS OF THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BOARD. 9

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A o e der e e of 1 fro 00 o ose during the Montgomery County Fair One parent (21ed or older) isrepermitted supervise 8 youths. s e or adult o or d to21 e rs ofup to e or o der Youths 16 and under must remain within the company of their adult escorts and their supervision e re or d under 21 or o der s er and ed control. o s er se o o s o s1 d der s re w e o of e r d es or s d der e r s er s o d o ro Vistors are expected to carry acceptable proof of age (i.e. photo ID with date of birth. This includes: Driver’s License, State ID, s orsMilitary re e ID, e College ed o ID, rr Passport e roof of e ore Visa) e oo w d e of r s des r er s e se e r o for e eyour cooperation! ss or or s Thank you

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS PREMISES Unless otherwise authorized by law, no person shall knowingly possess, have under the person’s control, convey, or attempt to convey a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance into any building on these premises.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO SPECIAL THANKS TO THE OWNERS & BUYERS OF THE “SALE OF CHAMPIONS”

GRAND CHAMPION STEER

Owner: Tyler Michael, Germantown

Buyer: Steve Rauch, Inc.

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER

Owner: Ross Michael, Germantown

Buyers: Lucky J Farms, Great Lakes Hybrids/Dave Jenkins, Jerry Haag Motors, Asphalt Sealcoaters of Dayton, Broadbeck Seed Co, Harvest Land Co-Op, Premier Feeds, Schenck Furniture, and Jerry’s Meat Market and Deli

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SUPREME GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG

Owner: Tyler Michael, Germantown

Buyers: Thaler Machine Company, Debbie Lieberman—County Commissioner, Dupps Company, Keller Animal Feeds and Needs, Mayer Farm Equipment, and Jeff & Pam Morneault

SUPREME RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG

Owner: Zane Kozarec, Farmersville

Buyers: Steve & Elinor Kline, Martha Kline, Frank & Susan Kozarec, Todd & Lisa Kozarec, Steve & Paula Fuller, Ro-Lin Farm Services, Cordes Farms LLC, and Mark Kozarec 13

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RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BARROW

Owner: Nathan Black, Englewood

Buyer: Lee Hieronymus

MILK CAN - DAIRY PROJECT

Owner: Ryan Michael, Farmersville

Buyer: Steve Rauch, Inc. 14

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Owner: Kayla Ritter, Brookville

Buyers: Englewood Truck Towing and Recovery, Vermeer, Mike Curtis, Image Pavement Inc, George Luce, Mar Creek Materials, Waker Plumbing, and Wells Electric

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Owner: Mercedes Woodson, Farmersville

Buyer: Anderson Pallet Services 15

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GRAND CHAMPION MEAT MARKET GOAT Owner: Mason Thomas, Farmersville Buyers: Hawthorn Registered Architect, Craftsmen Home Improvements, Montoya Family Farms, Beth & Dave Pryor, Ro-Lin Farm Services, Stiver Insurance, Tom & Marilyn Thomas, Triple L Farms, Ryan Brunk—Attorney, John Friedline, Great Lakes Hybrids/Dave Jenkins, Mayer Farm Equipment, Daron Tilton, and Stewart Seeds

GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY MARKET GOAT

Owner: Mariah Terrill, Miamisburg

Buyers: Zimmer Tractor, Mark Blevins, Lee Hieronymus, Lebanon Citizens National Bank, Phil’s Auto & Tire, Ro-Lin Farm Services, and Miss Sylvia Beauty Salon 16

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RESERVE CHAMPION MEAT MARKET GOAT

Owner: Taylor Thomas, Farmersville

Buyers: Craftsmen Home Improvements, Montoya Family Farms, Ro-Lin Farm Services, Tom & Marilyn Thomas, John Friedline, Great Lakes Hybrids/Dave Jenkins, Todd & Lisa Kozarec, Mayer Farm Equipment, Jeff & Michelle McDonald, and Stewart Seeds

RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY MARKET GOAT Buyer: Anderson Pallet Services 17

Owner: Kayla Ritter, Brookville

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GRAND CHAMPION CHICKEN MEAT PEN

Owner: Madison Simon, New Lebanon

Buyers: Applied Foundry Solutions, HR Holp & Sons, Mark & Susan Osswald, Tim Colston

RESERVE CHAMPION CHICKEN MEAT PEN Buyer: Lee Hieronymus 18

Owner: Braydon Moore, Farmersville

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GRAND CHAMPION TURKEY Buyer: Lee Hieronymus

Owner: Brianna Young, Germantown

RESERVE CHAMPION TURKEY

Owner: Katelynn Young, Germantown

Buyers: Ro-Lin Farms, Helsinger Polled Herefords, HR Holp & Sons, Mardereece Farms, Noel Allen, Dave Bishop, Ryan Brunk—Attorney, Chad Dalton, Betsy Knight and 725 Show Pigs 19

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GRAND CHAMPION RABBIT MEAT PEN

Owner: Taylor Atkinson, New Lebanon

Buyer: Stiver Insurance

RESERVE CHAMPION RABBIT MEAT PEN

Owner: Evie Keister-Miller, Miamisburg

Buyer: Lee Hieronymus 20

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Tim Terrill

John Yancik President

Vice President

Chris Craft

Wade Flory

John Friedline

Robert Griffin

Tim Heller

Calvin Helsinger

Tom Hoffman

Bob Hull

Mark Jimison

Louis Potter

Heather Ritter

Bruce Rowley

Linda Rowley

Bob Spoon

Steve Steck

Board of Directors are listed alphabetically by last name; not by length of service.

Annette Stiver

Jim Stiver 22

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TERM EXPIRES AT REORGANIZATION MEETING 2018 John Friedline – Farmersville Calvin Helsinger – Germantown Louis Potter – Germantown Bruce Rowley – New Lebanon Jim Stiver – Germantown John Yancik – West Alexandria Vacant TERM EXPIRES AT REORGANIZATION MEETING 2019 Robert Griffin – West Carrollton Tim Heller – Brookville Linda Rowley – New Lebanon Bob Spoon – Farmersville Steve Steck – Brookville Tim Terrill – Miamisburg Vacant TERM EXPIRES AT REORGANIZATION MEETING 2020 Chris Craft – West Alexandria Wade Flory – New Lebanon Tom Hoffman – Miamisburg Bob Hull – Farmersville Mark Jimison – Farmersville Heather Ritter – Brookville Annette Stiver – Germantown DIRECTOR EMERITUS Don Aukerman – Harold Crowe – Roy Early Janet Hawvermale – Don Michael – Joyce Stebbins

MISSION STATEMENT

The Montgomery County Agricultural Society promotes agriculture, youth and adult development through the fair and educational programs and provides facilities for the community.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John Yancik, President Tim Terrill, Vice President John Friedline, Former President Mark Jimison Bruce Rowley Chris Craft

EVENT CENTER Fine/Household Arts: Linda Rowley Provisions: Annette Stiver Farm & Garden: Tom Hoffman & Tim Heller Youth Art Display: Jim Stiver & Annette Stiver 4-H Display: Betty Wingerter SPEED DEPARTMENT Wade Flory, Chair Bob Spoon Steve Steck

POLICE, PARKING & SAFETY Parking: Bob Spoon, Chair & Robert Griffin Security: Wade Flory, Chair & Robert Griffin

LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT Calvin Helsinger, Chair Bruce Rowley, OH Dept. of Ag. Rep. Beef: Calvin Helsinger Dairy: Janet Hawvermale & John Friedline Goats: Tim Terrill Sheep: Mark Jimison Small Animals: Lou Potter Swine: Tom Hoffman & Bob Hull Horses: Heather Ritter

Camping/Reserved Lot/Stock Trailers: Chris Craft, Chair Bruce Rowley Louis Potter CONTRACT/RENTALS – Non Fair Greg Wallace Lori Page John Yancik Tim Terrill

CONCESSIONS/OUTDOOR EXHIBITORS – FAIR Greg Wallace Lori Page Dale Spencer

ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS John Friedline, Chair John Yancik Tim Terrill Lori Page

ENTERTAINMENT & ATTRACTIONS – FAIR Tim Terrill, Chair Mark Jimison Steve Steck Louis Potter

FINANCE & AUDITING Tim Terrill, Chair Lori Page Annette Stiver

BEER GARDEN – FAIR Mark Jimison, Chair Russ Banks Bob Hull

RULES, REGULATIONS, GATES & ADMISSIONS Wade Flory, Chair John Friedline Chris Craft

ICE Robert Griffin & Bob Hull AUXILIARY COMMITTEE

FAIR SPONSORSHIPS John Yancik, Chair Heather Ritter, Co-Chair Chris Craft Jim Stiver

This is a newly formed volunteer group.

Please contact the Fair Office for more information Phone: (937) 224-1619 Ext. 2

John Friedline, Board Liaison Jim Hoffman, Chair John Weist Steve Carne Don Michael Timmy Terrill Tim Stebbins Colleen Albertson Russ Banks Joyce Stebbins Janet Hawvermale Becky Keegan Stuart Yancik

PERSONNEL John Yancik & Tim Terrill

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 901:1-18-01 CHAPTER’S APPLICATION. (A) Animals listed in this chapter when moved or imported into Ohio for exhibition purposes only shall comply with the requirements of this chapter and when in compliance with the provisions of this chapter shall, with the exception of rules governing movement and importation of quarantined animals, be exempt from any other rules governing movement within or importation into Ohio.

(B) Animals moved within or imported into Ohio for any purpose in addition to exhibition shall meet all movement and import requirements of Chapter 901:1-17 of the Administrative Code.

901:1-18-02 DEFINITIONS As used in this chapter: (A) “Exhibition” means any public show of animals which is sponsored by or under the control of an Ohio county or independent agricultural society organized under Chapter 1711. of the Revised Code; or the Ohio state fair; or which is assembled for a period which exceeds thirty-six hours or contains animals of origins other than Ohio.

(B) “Certificate of veterinary inspection” means a form from the state of origin which has been issued and completed by a licensed and accredited veterinarian attesting to the health status and identification of an animal listed thereon.

(C) “Approved veterinarian” means any licensed and accredited veterinarian approved by the Ohio department of agriculture, or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture or the United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services.

(D) “Licensed and accredited veterinarian” means a person who is licensed by the state of Ohio to practice veterinary medicine and who is certified by the United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services, to be an accredited veterinarian.

(E) “Residue” means any poisonous or deleterious pesticide governed by 40 C.F.R. 180, any poisonous or deleterious substance governed by 21 C.F.R. 109.6, or any substance governed by 21 C.F.R. 556.

(F) “Contagious or infectious disease” means any disease including any foreign animal disease, or vector, capable of transmission by any means from a carrier animal to a human or to another animal and includes dangerously contagious or infectious diseases.

(G) “Tuberculosis accredited free herd” is one that has passed at least two consecutive annual negative official tests for tuberculosis in accordance with the “Uniform Methods and Rules – Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication,” and has no other evidence of bovine tuberculosis.

901:1-18-03 EXHIBITIONS: SANITATION, INSPECTION AND RECORDS (A) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall have in attendance an approved veterinarian for the duration of the exhibit.

(B) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall: (1) Immediately, prior to an exhibition and under the direction of the approved veterinarian, thoroughly clean and disinfect each building, pen, stall, ring or other enclosure in which animals are to be quartered for exhibition; (2) Have the approved veterinarian: (a) Examine the certificate of veterinary inspection when required for an animal brought to the exhibition; (b) Inspect within a reasonable time of arrival each animal brought to the exhibit for symptoms of any infectious or contagious diseases; (c) Daily inspect each animal present at the exhibition for symptoms of infectious or contagious disease.

(3) Maintain a record for one year from the date of the exhibition of each animal present at the exhibit. The record shall contain the name and address of the owner of each animal and the species and breed of the animal.

(4) May order the immediate removal of any animal which in the opinion of the approved veterinarian places other animals at unacceptable risk of disease.

(C) An exemption from the requirements of paragraph (B)(1) of this rule may be requested from the department and will be granted when, in the judgment of the department, cleaning and disinfection will serve no purpose. By way of example only, cleaning and disinfection will generally serve no purpose in a newly constructed building that has never been occupied.

901:1-18-04 EXHIBITORS (A) No person shall present for exhibition or exhibit an animal which he knows or has reason to suspect is affected with or has been exposed to a dangerously contagious or infectious disease or residue.

(B) The owner or bailee of an animal with symptoms of an infectious or contagious disease shall, when directed by an exhibition official, the approved veterinarian, or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture, immediately remove the animal from the exhibition premises.

(C) Upon request, each person who presents for exhibition or exhibits an animal, shall make available any certificate of veterinary inspection, registration certificates, vaccination certificate,and other documents to exhibition officials, the approved veterinarian or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture.

(D) Each person who presents for exhibition or exhibits an animal for which a certificate of veterinary inspection is required by rules 901:1-18-01 to 901:1-18-11 of the Administrative Code shall forward a copy of the certificate of veterinary inspection to the Ohio department of agriculture’s division of animal industry.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 901:1-18-05 POULTRY AND FOWL (A) All turkeys, chickens and game birds moved within or imported into Ohio for exhibition must: (1) Originate directly from a flock or hatchery which is a participant in the national poultry improvement plan for the eradication of disease and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirements of this paragraph; or (2) Originate directly from a flock which has had a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease within twelve months preceding the opening date of exhibition and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirement of this paragraph; or (3) Have had a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease, within ninety days, preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirement of this paragraph; or (4) Be tested for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease upon arrival at the exhibition by a tester approved by the Ohio department of agriculture and found negative.

(B) The rapid whole blood test shall not be used to test turkeys for compliance with the requirements of paragraph (A)(2), (A)(3), and (A)(4) of this rule.

(C) Waterfowl, doves and pigeons are exempt from this rule.

901:1-18-06 CATTLE (A) CATTLE MOVED WITHIN OHIO FOR EXHIBITION: (1) THE ANIMALS PRESENTED FOR EXHIBITION MUST SHOW NO SYMPTOMS OR EVIDENCE OF AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE. (B) All cattle imported into Ohio for exhibition must: (1) Be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition; (2) Originate from a tuberculosis-accredited free herd, an accredited free state or zone, or a modified accredited advanced state or zone; (3) If originate from a modified accredited state or zone must comply with Rule 901:1-17-03 of the Administrative Code; (4) If originate from an accreditation preparatory or a non-accredited state or zone are prohibited from exhibition; (5) If from a brucellosis class A state or area/zone must be negative to an official brucellosis test within thirty days of the opening date of the exhibition unless: they are under six months of age, steers, or official vaccinates under twenty months of age (dairy) or twenty-four months of age (beef); and (6) If from a brucellosis class B or C state or area/zone must meet all requirements for pre-entry testing as specified in 9 C.F.R. 78.9 and obtain an Ohio permit prior to movement.

(C) Cattle from a brucellosis certified free herd or class free state are not required to be brucellosis tested.

901:1-18-07 GOATS (A) Goats moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease.

(2) All sexually intact animals and any wether eighteen months of age and older must be identified with an official identification as defined in rule 901:1-13-04 of the Ohio Administrative Code.

(B) Goats imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition; (2) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease; and (3) The owner and the veterinarian must attest to the following statement written on the certificate of veterinary inspection “the goats in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie.”

(4) Originate from a tuberculosis accredited free herd as defined in rule 901-18-02 (G) of the Administrative Code for bovine tuberculosis eradication; or (5) Originate from a bovine accredited free state or zone, or a bovine modified accredited advanced state or zone; or (6) Originate from a bovine modified accredited state or zone must comply with rule 901:1-17-06 of the Administrative Code.

(C) If originate from a bovine accreditation preparatory or a bovine non-accredited state or zone are prohibited from exhibition.

901:1-18-08 HORSES, MULES AND PONIES (A) Horses, mules and ponies moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) If not under quarantine and if they are free of any signs of a contagious or infectious disease; and (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, the exhibition manager may require that the animal has been tested and classed negative to an official test for equine infectious anemia within twelve months of the opening date of the exhibition.

(B) Horses, mules and ponies imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Shall be accompanied by an official certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days of the opening date of the exhibition or obtain a permit for extended time granted by the chief of the division of animal industry as authorized in paragraph (C) of rule 901:1-17-01 of the Administrative Code; and (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, it shall be accompanied by evidence the animal was negative to an official test for equine infectious anemia within twelve months of the opening date of the exhibition; and (3) Upon request by an authorized representative of the Ohio department of agriculture, the person responsible for each animal must make available a chronological list of dates, places and events attended by this animal within thirty days prior to entry into Ohio.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 901:1-18-09 SHEEP (A) Swine moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) At a terminal show must: (a) Show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease; and (b) Originate from a county which sixty days prior to the exhibition opening date had no pseudorabies quarantined herds; and (c) Have no breeding swine present and all swine removed are delivered for immediate slaughter or to a licensed livestock facility. (d) Notwithstanding any other provisions of these rules, the manager or sponsor of the exhibition may, prior to permitting the exhibition of any porcine animal at a terminal show require proof, for example a VS form 4-33, animal disease diagnostic laboratory submission form, or a certificate of veterinary inspection, the animal has been tested and classed “negative” to an official test for pseudorabies within forty-five days immediately preceding the opening date of the exhibition.

(2) At all other shows, must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within forty-five days preceding the exhibition opening date; and Must be negative to an official pseudorabies test within forty-five days of the exhibition opening date unless: (a) They originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies qualified herd; or (b) Are suckling pigs accompanying a negative dam; or (c) They originate from a pseudorabies vaccinated herd and meet the following conditions: (i) The herd has had a negative monitored test within twelve months, and (ii) The swine presented for show are negative to a pseudorabies differential test; or (3) Will be exempt from the requirement of a certificate of veterinary inspection if they originate immediately and directly from a stage V area and show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease.

(4) Are exempted by a written permit issued by the department.

(B) Swine imported into Ohio for exhibition; (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the exhibition opening date; and (2) Be negative to an official pseudorabies test within thirty days of the exhibition opening date unless: (a) They originate immediately and directly from a stage V area or from an area or country recognized by United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service,veterinary services as pseudorabies free; or (b) They originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies qualified herd and have not been previously exhibited this show season; or (c) Are exempted by a written permit issued by the department.

(C) Swine moved within or imported into Ohio for racing shall: (1) Be separated at all times from any other swine on the exhibition grounds by the greatest distance reasonably possible; and (2) Be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition; and (3) Be negative to an official pseudorabies test within thirty days of the exhibition opening date unless: (a) They originate immediately and directly from a stage V area or from an area or country recognized by United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services as pseudorabies free; or (b) They originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies qualified herd and have not been previously exhibited this show season; (c) Are exempt by written permit issued by the department.

(4) Be exempt from the immediate slaughter requirement of paragraph (A)(c) of this rule.

901:1-18-11 LLAMA (A) Llama moved within Ohio for exhibition when presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease.

(B) Llama imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the exhibition opening date.

(2) When presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of contagious disease.

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“NO PERSON SHALL BE PERMITTED TO MAKE SOLICITATIONS OF ANY NATURE ON THE FAIRGROUNDS EXCEPT IN CONTRACTED CONCESSION OR COMMERCIAL RENTED SPACES. NO PERSON WILL BE PERMITTED TO POST OR DISPLAY SIGNS, DISTRIBUTE HANDBILLS OR ADVERTISING MATERIAL OR SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FREE, ANY MERCHANDISE, EXCEPT PERSONS UNDER CONTRACT, AND WHO MUST OPERATE UNDER THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.” (Photos taken on these grounds may be used for promotional use.)

1. During the Fair, all entrance gates will be opened daily at 8:00 a.m. and closed at 10:00 p.m. EXCLUDING SUNDAY 2. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society will use every possible means the safe preservation of articles, livestock and poultry entered for exhibition following their arrival and arrangement. However, Montgomery County Agricultural Society will not be responsible for damage to exhibits or livestock by fire, water, windstorm or any Act of God, nor does the Society assume any liability for loss by thefts or accidents to persons or property, nor for any errors or omissions in this Premium Book.

3. No alcoholic beverages are allowed on the Fairgrounds, except in designated area.

ENTRIES AND EXHIBITORS Read the rules before making an entry.

DO NOT ENTER IF YOU CANNOT STAY TO REQUIRED RELEASE TIME. 4. Unclaimed exhibits from commercial and competitive Departments will be considered abandoned if not called for within thirty days after the official closing of the Fair, and may be disposed of as the Committee Chairman of the Department sees fit.

5. All entries for exhibition must be made in the name of the bona fide owner of the animal or article or the premium will not be paid.

6. Closing dates for entries will be found in the heading of each Department.

7. Entry blanks, properly ruled, will be found in the middle of this premium book.

8. Entries in the different Departments must be made on separate blanks. Only one exhibitor’s entries to a blank form. All entries must be made on official entry blanks. Also, separate fees paid in each Department.

EXTRA BLANKS MAY BE FOUND AT THE FAIRGROUNDS OFFICE OR ON-LINE 9. ANYONE SHOWING IN OPEN CLASS MUST PAY PEN FEES. 10. All exhibits must be on the grounds by Monday, Opening Day at 8:00 a.m. or as specified by the head of each Department, with entry cards attached and will be under the control of the department members in charge until the close of the Fair.

11. Exhibitors must deliver their animals or articles to the member in charge of the proper Department and must claim them, promptly, at the specified time at the close of the Fair.

12. Exhibitors entering animals required to be pure-bred, must furnish Certificate of Registry in their respective herd, stud or flock books.

13. All animals shown as breeds must be such, in fact; if over three years old, must have produced living progeny, within the previous 18 months.

14. Animals entered in one class cannot compete for a premium in any other class except speed, sweepstakes, or as one of a pair or herd.

15. Incorrect entries are the responsibility of the exhibitor.

16. Exhibitors of cattle, swine, sheep and poultry: See Health Regulations on pages 31-34.

17. Exhibitors of livestock are required to keep their stalls open and in good order and their stock accessible to visitors, daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. during the Fair.

OPEN CLASS ON-LINE REGISTRATIONS Visit www.montcofair.com to register and pay for your Open Class Entries ONLINE! Open May 7th - Close June 25th We accept MasterCard - Visa - Discover - American Express 36

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18. Livestock exhibitors must be responsible for the removal of dead livestock during the Fair and thereafter, otherwise exhibitors will not receive premium money until the dead livestock is removed in accordance with the Chairman of the appropriate Department.

19. Livestock exhibits must remain in place until 11:30 p.m. on Sunday of the Fair Week. All stock must remain throughout the Fair or the exhibitor will forfeit their premiums. Articles in all Departments must be claimed by 1:00 p.m., on Monday, Articles unclaimed will be left at the exhibitor’s risk.

20. All animals entered in competition must be exhibited in the Show ring to be eligible for premiums.

21. To insure , as far as possible, the safety of all livestock and articles exhibited in other Departments, no stoves, fires or cooking of any kind will be permitted within nor closer than twenty feet from barns or buildings used for stabling or housing of exhibits.

Where possible all lights must be out by 12:00 p.m.

22. No Chutes in the Barns until 10:00 pm, Saturday night.

23. No driving stakes in the blacktop in any of the livestock barns.

24. Only LIMITED hay and feed to be brought into the barns.

26. Fair committee members shall serve as Superintendents of Departments and are authorized to decide all questions arising in their respective Departments not covered by these Rules and Regulations.

27. In cases where General Rules and Regulations conflict with Rules and Regulations governing Departments under which animals and articles are shown, Department rules will take precedence relative to the exhibit. Any point covered in the General Rules and not covered In Department rules, or vice versa, shall be considered as appearing in both.

28. JUDGES: Judges shall be procured for the judging of exhibits in each Department. Judges and members in charge shall see that proper tags are attached to all articles and animals entered for exhibition. PREMIUM TAGS MUST NOT BE ATTACHED TO ARTICLE OR ANIMALS FOR WHICH NO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN OFFERED. Blue denotes first premium; red, second premium; yellow, third premium; white, fourth premium; green, fifth premium; royal purple, sweepstakes.

29. NO PREMIUM WILL BE AWARDED, WITH OR WITHOUT COMPETITION IN ANY DEPARTMENT, UNLESS THE JUDGE CONSIDERS THE EXHIBIT WORTHY OF AN AWARD. 30. Judges shall not award any discretionary premiums. When articles of superior merit are exhibited for which no premiums are offered, the members in charge shall make note of the fact in the class book and the Secretary/Treasurer will report same to the Society. Members In charge shall be permitted to use their discretion in recommending an award and shall note the fact in the class book. The Secretary/Treasurer will report this action to the Board.

31. If any disrespect is shown to an award or to the awarding judge by an exhibitor or their agents, the exhibitor shall forfeit all awards made to them and the member in charge shall report same to the Secretary/Treasurer upon return of the class book.

32. Protests relative to premiums may be made in writing to the Secretary/Treasurer before the close of the Fair. Decisions by the Judges will be considered final.

33. PREMIUM CHECKS WILL BE VOIDED 60 DAYS AFTER CHECK DATE. CHECKS WILL NOT BE RE-ISSUED. NO EXCEPTIONS! 34. Exhibitors, visitors or others are not permitted to tack signs to buildings, fences, or trees. It shall be the duty of the police to take into custody anyone so offending.

35. All protest from the current Fair have to be files with the Fair office within 48 hours from the conclusion of the Fair.

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Regulations of the Ohio State Racing Commission shall govern and USTA Rules to govern with exceptions. Winners receive 50%-25%-12%-8%-5%.

Entrance fee on overnight events - 3% of advertised purse. Starting fee of $75 on all closed races. Call in entries 3 DAY BOX. Entries close at 11:00 A.M. Entries taken from 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. The entry fee is $75 for the Signature Series. Signature Series events that are raced in divisions will race for an equal share ofthe total purse.

We reserve the right to race any overnight double dash event in single dashes. We reserve the right to reject or refuse any entry or entries, substitute any race not filling satisfactorily, declare off or change program as conditions may require. Also, may use Rule 13, Section 2a, if necessary.

Horses are brought on the grounds at owner’s risk. Neither the Montgomery County Agricultural Society nor the owner of the racing premises will under any circumstances be liable or responsible for losses, injuries or damages sustained to or by owners, drivers, equipment or horses entered and participating in or warming up for any of these racing events. All risks involved in connection herewith are assumed in full by the owners and driver of the horses and their servants, employees and agents.

NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST REQUIRED FOR 2018

SPEED COMMITTEE Wade Flory, Chair

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NOTICE ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS (Large & Small Animals) Please note that it is your responsibility to carry liability insurance on your animals exhibited at the Fair in the event that they were to bite, kick or in some way injure a patron of the Fair.

Usually it is a simple matter to have this added on to your homeowner’s policy for the week of the Fair. If an accident does happen, contact one of the Fair Board Director’s and have them fill out an accident report immediately.

SOLICITATIONS “No Person shall be permitted to make solicitations of any nature on the Fairgrounds except in contracted concession or commercial rented spaces. No person shall be permitted to post or display signs, distribute handbills or advertising material or sell or distribute free, any merchandise, except persons under contract, and who must operate under the Rules and Regulations of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society.”

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR FAIR & OUR OTHER FAIRGROUNDS EVENTS SO WE CAN MAINTAIN OUR PRESENT FACILITIES. THANK YOU!

IMPORTANT NOTICE LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS ALL LIVESTOCK WEIGH-INS WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY, JULY 8 FROM 6:00 P.M. - 9:00P.M. 40

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

CALVIN HELSINGER, Chairperson Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192)

Entry Fees:

$10.00 per Head (Specify number of stalls needed)

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive on Wednesday between 6:00PM and Midnight Leave Saturday, July 14th from 11:30PM—1:00AM & Sunday, July 15th after 8:00PM (No trailers in front of the barn until 11:30PM on Saturday, July 14th) Thursday, July 12th beginning at 4:00PM

Judging:

Thursday, July 12th beginning at 4:00PM

Rules & Regulations: 1.

2.

COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final 3. Superintendents will assign stalls 4. All animals must be recorded regardless of age and appear in the name of the exhibitor on their records of their respective association 5. DO NOT make entries in champion classes 6. Only two entries may be shown in the single classes and only one in the group classes BY ANY ONE EXHIBITOR 7. CATTLE EXHIBITOR’S HEALTH REGULATIONS—Livestock exhibitors must be responsible for the removal of dead livestock during the FAIR and thereafter, otherwise exhibitors will not receive premium money until dead livestock is removed in accordance with the Chairman of said Department 8. Premium Checks will be mailed to exhibitors 9. Mulch bedding is required and will be provided for open class exhibitors only 10. ALL beef cattle must have necktie ropes 11. No tie-outs before 8:00PM and cattle must be in barns by 8:00AM each morning 12. All entries subject to committee approval LEPTOSPIROSIS VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION: To protect your cattle and swine herds, the Division of Animal Industry recommends that all cattle and swine that are to be exhibited be vaccinated against Leptospirosis. The vaccination should be in accordance with the recommendations of your Veterinarian and done more than ten (10) days prior to the opening date of the Fair, and within the past year.

REGISTRATION PAPERS MAY BE CHECKED

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

CALVIN HELSINGER, Chairperson

CLASSIFICATIONS Class 101 – Aberdeen Angus Class 102 – Simmental Class 103 – Hereford & Polled Hereford

Class 104 – Shorthorn Class 105 – Any Other Exotic Breeds Incl. “Any Pendage” Shorthorn

Premiums: 1st Place $25.00, 2nd Place $15.00, 3rd Place $10.00 101 102 103 104 105 106 107

Bull, 2 year old or older Senior Yearling Bull Junior Yearling Bull Summer Yearling Bull Senior Bull Calf Intermediate Bull Calf Junior Bull Calf

108 109 110 111 112 113 114

Cow, 2 year old and over Senior Yearling Heifer Junior Yearling Heifer Summer Yearling Heifer Senior Heifer Calf Intermediate Calf Junior Calf

Premiums: 1st Place $14.00, 2nd Place $8.00 115

Exhibitors Herd

Class 106—Feeder Calf Premiums: 1st Place $25.00, 2nd Place $15.00 122

Feeder Calf (Castrated Males Only) - Classes will be determined after weigh-in

CHAMPIONS Premiums: Grand $50.00, Reserve $25.00 Reserve Champion Bull Reserve Champion Female Reserve Champion Feeder Calf

Grand Champion Bull Grand Champion Female Grand Champion Feeder Calf Premiums: Supreme $200.00, Reserve $100.00 Supreme Overall Champion Female

Reserve Overall Champion Female

THE DATES FOR COMPUTING AGES FOR BEEF BREEDS OF CATTLE SHALL BE: Senior Yearling .................... Calved between September 1, 2016 and December 31, 2016 Junior Yearling ..................... Calved between January 1, 2017 and April 30, 2017 Summer Yearling ................. Calved between May 1, 2017 and August 31, 2017 Senior Calf ........................... Calved between September 1, 2017 and December 31, 2017 Intermediate Calf ................. Calved between January thru March 2018 Junior Calf ........................... Calved between April thru June 2018 Exhibitor’s Herd ................... Shall consist of one Bull (any age), Cow 2 year old or over, Yearling Heifer and Heifer Calf 43

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Tim Terrill, Chairperson Goats Mark Jimision, Chairperson Sheep Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$10.00 per Head (Specify number of stalls needed)

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive on Sunday by 9:00PM & Weighed between 6:00—9:00PM Leave Saturday, July 14th from 11:30PM thru 1:00AM Monday Leave Sunday, July 15th after 8:00PM (No trailers in front of the barn until 11:30PM on Saturday, July 14th)

Judging: Judge:

Wednesday, July 11th beginning at 9:00AM Mick Culp

Rules & Regulations: 1. COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD 2. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final 3. Superintendents will assign pens 4. All animals must be recorded regardless of age and appear in the name of the exhibitor on their records of their respective association 5. DO NOT make entries in champion classes 6. SHEEP/GOATS EXHIBITOR’S HEALTH REGULATIONS—Livestock exhibitors must be responsible for the removal of dead livestock during the FAIR and thereafter, otherwise exhibitors will not receive premium money until dead live-stock is removed in accordance with the Chairman of said Department 7. Premium Checks will be mailed to exhibitors 8. Exhibitors will furnish their own bedding 9. All entries subject to committee approval

CONTAGIOUS ECTHYMA (SOREMOUTH) VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION: To protect your Sheep flock, the Division of Animal Industry recommends that all sheep be vaccinated for Contagious Ecthyma (Sore Mouth) six weeks prior to entering the exhibition circuit. The vaccination should be in accordance with the recommendations of your Veterinarian.

REGISTRATION PAPERS MAY BE CHECKED

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Sponsored by: Seed Consultants, Lebanon Citizens National Bank, Martha (Marty) Kline 201 Market Lamb Animals may be purebred, crossbred or grade. Classes equal in number, will be divided by the Committee after weigh-in.

Market Lamb Show unlimited per exhibitor. Weights 100 -160 lbs. Weight breaks to be at the discretion of the Committee after weigh-ins.

Premiums: 1st Place $15.00, 2nd Place $12.00, 3rd Place $8.00 Champion Lamb

Reserve Champion Lamb

205 Meat Market Goats Any Goat crossed with meat breed will be shown in Meat Market class. Animals may be purebred, crossbred, or grade.

Classes equal in number, will be divided by the Committee after weigh-in. Market Goat Show unlimited per exhibitor.

Weights 60—160 lbs. Weight breaks at the discretion of the Committee after weigh-ins.

208 Dairy Market Goats Any Goat crossed with meat breed will be shown in Meat Market class. Animals may be purebred, crossbred, or grade.

Classes equal in number, will be divided by the Committee after weigh-in. Market Goat Show unlimited per exhibitor.

Weights 60—160 lbs. Weight breaks at the discretion of the Committee after weigh-ins.

Premiums: 1st Place $15.00, 2nd Place $12.00, 3rd Place $8.00 CHAMPIONS Premiums: Champion $50.00, Reserve $25.00 along with plaque Champion Meat Market Goat Champion Dairy Market Goat

Reserve Champion Meat Market Goat Reserve Champion Dairy Market Goat

Class 213 Decorator Class—Sheep or Goat

Class 214 Guys or Gals Lead Class—Sheep Only

Purpose: To promote lamb or goats in a clever manner to the public Entry Fee: $5.00

Entry Fee: $5.00 Rules: 1. Entrants can be exhibitors in the Junior Fair or Open Sheep Shows 2. Entrants are responsible for obtaining their own Sheep to use during Lead Class 3. Sheep must be ewe or market lamb, broken to lead on halter and groomed to show condition. The ewe or wether must be shown in a halter.

4. Costumes are to be of fabric or yarn that is at least 60% wool.

5. Entrants will be judged on poise and presentation, general appearance, garment construction and the behavior and grooming of sheep. There shall be no decorations on the animal or halter.

Rules: 1. Participants may be Male or Female between the age of 1-9 years old as of January 1, 2018 2. Each entry may include one or more children depending on choice of entry 3. Exhibit will be judged on decoration of the animal and entrant as to the artistry, attractiveness and originality 4. Entrant is free to use own colors, design and materials Premiums: 1st Place $30.00 & Plaque 2nd Place $20.00 & Ribbon 3rd Place $10.00 & Ribbon 213 214

Premiums: 1st Place $30.00 & Plaque 2nd Place $20.00 & Ribbon 3rd Place $10.00 & Ribbon

Age 1-5 Years Age 6-9 Years

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215 Junior 10-14 Years Old 216 Intermediate 15-19 Years Old 217 Senior 20 Years and Older

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO SPECIAL AWARDS (Awarded at the judge’sdiscretion)

ADULT ARTISTIC SCHEDULE

First Show Only - Please read Exhibitor Judge’s Award of Distinction - Artistic Information and Artistic Rules BEFORE (not required to be a blue ribbon winner) entering show.

Tom Haffman, Chairperson By reservation only. Call Artistic Reservations Chair Traditional Designer (1st show only, awarded at the Susan Keck (937-278-3154) to obtain an exhibitor’s Entry Deadlines: Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to best 5:00PM judge’s discretion to the traditional design. Not number and to reserve an entry.

June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon required to be a blue ribbon winner.)

st Section 10 - 1Mailed Show Entries Artistic must be postmarked by June 23rd Creative Designer (1st show only, awarded at the Online Entries (Monday, July 10, 2017) close June 25th at 11:59PM judge’s discretion to the best creative design. Not Limit 4 entries per class required to be OFFICE, a blue ribbon winner.)

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION 38. A Few of my Favorite Things – A Traditional Mass 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Design Judge’s Award of Distinction - Horticulture 39. Summer Splendor – A Design of Choice (notneeded) required to be a blue ribbon winner) fruits and/or vegetables Entryincorporating Fees: $10.00 per Head (Specify number of pens

40. Falling Leaves – A Design of Choice using all foliage Green Thumb Award - for horticultural excellence in Check In/Check Out: – An Arrive on Sunday between 6:00—9:00PM 41. Light up the Night Illuminary Design by 8:00PM & Weighed an adult cut flower exhibit, SectionsONLY) 1-6 after show—Remove

by Thursday 8:00AM (OPEN SHOW 42. Sweet Memories – Released A Miniature Design on Choice, no more than 5” in any direction (staged Container Growers’ Award - for cultural perfection in an Judging: Julyno10th beginning at 1:00PM on provided white,Tuesday, 5” cube, additional adult container grown exhibit, backgrounds allowed) Sections 7-8

Rules & Regulations: 1. COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD Green Thumb Award - for horticultural excellence of FLOWER SHOW AWARDS 2. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when athe entry is deserving. junior exhibit - Section 9 Decision of the Best of Show Rosettes: Judge is final exhibits with correct variety names 3. (Only Superintendents will assign pens will be Sweepstakes Awards: considered for Best of Shows.)

4. All swine must be entered in ‘Owners’ Name The Garden Club Federation of Dayton and Vicinity will Section 1: Adult Horticulture – Roses (Classes #1-7) 5. DO NOT make entries in champion classes present Sweepstakes Rosettes (at the Sept. 19 Federation Sections 2-6: Adult Horticulture - Annuals, Biennials, meeting exhibitors at Wegerzyn)must for clubs/exhibitors earning the 6. SWINE EXHIBITOR’S HEALTH REGULATIONS—Livestock be responsible for the Perennials, Bulbs and Rhizomes, and Foliage st most points over the two shows.

Point values are: 1 removal of dead livestock during the FAIR and thereafter, otherwise exhibitors will not receive premium (Classes #8-27) nd rd 5 points,of2 said place: 3 points, 3 money until dead livestock is removed in accordance with theplace: Chairman Department Section 7: Adult Horticulture - Container Grown Plants place: 2 points and honorable mentions: 1 point each.

7.

Premium Checks will be mailed to exhibitors (Classes #28-29) Federation Garden Club 8.

Open Show Swine to- Cacti use only shavings for bedding Section 8: Adult Horticulture and Succulents Artistic 9.

Exhibitors (Classes #30-32) will furnish their own bedding Federation Member 10.

Only two entries may(Classes be shown in the single classes BY ANY ONE EXHIBITOR- Horticulture Section 9: Junior Horticulture #33-37) Public Exhibitor Section 10: Adult Show (Classes 11.

Animals in Artistic Barrow- First Show andOnly Market Gilt#38classes may be purebred or crossbred.

Junior Exhibitor 42) No Open Class Hogs to go on Sale Truck 12.

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Hours by appointment only:

Mon, Tues, Thurs: 8:30am - 6:00pm Mon, Tues, Thurs: 8:30amWed, Fri:6:00pm 8:30am - 5:00pm Wed, Fri: 8:30am-5:00pm Sat:8:30am-11:30am 8:30am - 11:30am Sat:

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

301 Market Barrow Must be Barrow. Weight 230—280 lbs. Classes will be divided by Committee according to weight. Exhibitor may make 6 entries but show no more than 2 pigs per class.

302 Market Breeding Gilt Must be Gilt. Weight 230—300 lbs. Classes will be divided by Committee according to weight. Exhibitor may make 6 entries but show no more than 2 pigs per class.

Premiums: 1st Place $20.00, 2nd $18.00, 3rd $16.00, 4th $14.00, 5th $12.00, 6th $10.00, 7th $8.00, 8th Place $6.00 CHAMPIONS Grand Champion Barrow $50.00 & Award Reserve Grand Champion Barrow $25.00 & Award Grand Champion Gilt $75.00 & Award Reserve Grand Champion Gilt $50.00 & Award Supreme Champion Market Hog (Champion Barrow & Champion Gilt) $100.00 *Show Boxes and Storage Containers must be stored over pens (6ft x 6ft) NOTE: Show, subject to change at discretion of Swine Committee and Executive Committee of Society The Committee or the Society is not responsible for any virus, or disease that could occur in an animal during the Fair.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Janet Hawvermale and John Friedline, Co-Chairperson Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$10.00 per Head (Specify number of stalls needed)

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive no later than 6:00AM on Thursday, July 12th Released following the show (No trailers in front of the barn until 11:30PM on Saturday, July 14th)

Judging:

Sunday, July 15th at 1:00PM

Rules & Regulations: 1. COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD 2. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final 3. Superintendents will assign stalls 4. All animals must be recorded regardless of age and appear in the name of the exhibitor on their records of their respective association 5. DO NOT make entries in champion classes 6. Only two entries may be shown in the single classes and only one in the group classes BY ANY ONE EXHIBITOR 7. CATTLE EXHIBITOR’S HEALTH REGULATIONS—Livestock exhibitors must be responsible for the removal of dead livestock during the FAIR and thereafter, otherwise exhibitors will not receive premium money until dead livestock is removed in accordance with the Chairman of said Department 8. Premium Checks will be mailed to exhibitors 9. Mulch bedding is required and will be provided for open class exhibitors only 10. All entries subject to committee approval 11. A plaque will be awarded to the Outstanding “Dairy Herdsman” LEPTOSPIROSIS VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION: To protect your cattle and swine herds, the Division of Animal Industry recommends that all cattle and swine that are to be exhibited be vaccinated against Leptospirosis. The vaccination should be in accordance with the recommendations of your Veterinarian and done more than ten (10) days prior to the opening date of the Fair, and within the past year.

REGISTRATION PAPERS MAY BE CHECKED NO MILKING EQUIPMENT WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE FAIRGROUNDS

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Janet Hawvermale and John Friedline, Co-Chairperson

CLASSIFICATIONS Class 401—Ayrshire Class 402—Brown Swiss Class 403—Guernsey

Class 404—Holstein Class 405—Jersey Class 406—Milking Shorthorn

Class 407—AOB

Premiums: 1st Place $25.00, 2nd Place $15.00, 3rd Place $10.00 401 402 403 405 406

Cow, 3 Years Old and Over Dry Cow, Any Age 2 Year Old Cow Sr. Yearling Heifer (Not In Milk) Intermediate Senior Yearling

407 408 409 410 411

Junior Yearling Heifer Summer Yearling Senior Heifer Calf Intermediate Heifer Calf Junior Heifer Calf

**No Entry Free required for the following classes—But MUST enter classes (412-415)** Premiums: 1st Place $20.00, 2nd Place $12.00, 3rd Place $8.00 412

Uddered Cow in Milk

Premiums: 1st Place $15.00, 2nd Place $10.00, 3rd Place $5.00 413 414

Produce of Dam Dam & Daughter

415

Dairy Herd

CHAMPIONS

Premiums: $10.00 & Purple Ribbon Senior Champion Female (Lines 401-403)

Junior Champion Female (Lines 404-408)

Premiums: $15.00 & Rosette Grand Champion Female Premiums: Trophy

SUPREME CHAMPIONS

Senior Supreme Champion (Lines 401-403) Overall Supreme Champion (Sr & Jr Champion)

Junior Supreme Champion (Lines 404-408)

THE DATES FOR COMPUTING AGES FOR DAIRY BREEDS OF CATTLE SHALL BE: 3 Year Old Cow ...........................Calved before September 1, 2015 2 Year Old Cow ..........................Calved between September 1, 2015 and September 1, 2016 Senior Yearling, Not In Milk ........Calved between September 1, 2016 and December 1, 2016 Intermediate Senior Yearling ......Calved between December 1, 2016 and March 1, 2017 Junior Yearling ............................Calved between March 1, 2017 and June 1, 2017 Summer Yearling ........................Calved between June 1, 2017 and September 1, 2017 Senior Heifer ...............................Calved between September 1, 2017 and December 1, 2017 Intermediate Heifer Calf ..............Calved between December 1, 2017 and March 1, 2018 Junior Heifer Calf ........................Calved after March 1, 2018 and over 4 months Dairy Herd Shall consist of five (5) males: 2 cows, 2 unfreshened Heifers or Calves and one any age, all owned by the Exhibitor Produce of Dam ..........................Shall consist of two (2) animals, any age, the produce of one Cow 49

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Tom Hoffman and Tim Heller, Co-Chairs Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$2.00 per Entry (Unless Specified Otherwise) Maximum of 2 ENTRIES PER LINE NUMBER, Per Person

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive Sunday, July 8th between 7:30AM and 4:00PM Removal Sunday, July 15th between NOON and 6:00PM (All articles left after 6:00PM on Sunday will become property of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society after 30 days.)

Judging:

Monday, July 9th

Rules & Regulations: 1. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final.

2. Entry tags or ribbons have no value as to the payments of premiums, as premiums are paid only by the records of the Judges’ Book and from which there shall be no appeal.

3. Maximum of 2 entries per line number, per exhibitor.

4. Superintendents reserve the right to dispose of any spoiled produce as necessary during the fair in order to keep the displays attractive.

5. All varieties will be properly grouped and identified with small name cards for public’s information, and classified. All entries in “All Other Variety” must be labeled.

6. Throughout this department collections and displays must be made of specimens other than those entered as single variety.

7. All exhibits in this department must be worthy of the premium offered.

8. Any items brought in after receiving deadlines, dates and times, will only be shown for display purposes, no premium will be awarded.

9. Must have the EXACT specified number of items, otherwise display will be disqualified.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

CLASS 601 WHEAT

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6001

Wheat—Any Variety (Labeled by Name)

6002

Oats – Any variety (Labeled by name)

6003 6004 6005 6006

Clover, Medium Timothy Seed Soybeans, GMO Soybeans, Dollin

CLASS 602 OATS

CLASS 603 LEGUME SEEDS 6007 6008 6009

3 Slices from Bale—Must be Tied 6010 6011

(Quart Containers provided by Agricultural Society)

Soybeans, Liberty Link Soybeans – Any other variety named Stalk of soybeans with most pods

CLASS 604 HAY

Show Samples MUST be selected from this YEAR’S HAY CROP

Alfalfa (80% or More) Clover (80% or More)

6012

Mixed

CLASS 605 NEW CORN

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00

(Grown in 2018)

6013 6014

Corn, Tallest Stalk Corn, Longest Ear

6015 6016

6017 6018 6019

Hybrid, Special Exhibit, Any Variety, 5 Ears Strawberry Popcorn, Plate of 5 Ears Popcorn, White, Plate of 5 Ears

Sweet Corn, Tallest Stalk Sweet Corn, 5 Ears

CLASS 606 OLD CORN 6020 6021

Popcorn, Any Other Color, Plate of 5 Ears Shelled Field Corn, Any Variety, Gallon (Provided by Exhibitor)

CLASS 607 SPECIAL CORN DISPLAY

Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $7.00, 3rd Place $5.00 6022

For Montgomery County Farmers Only (Grown in 2018)

Any Variety Hybrid Corn, 6 Ears

CLASS 608 APPLES (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6023

Any Other Variety—Labeled (4)

6024

Any Other Variety—Labeled (4)

CLASS 609 PEARS (FOUR) 51

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 6025 6026

Strawberries Red Raspberries

CLASS 632 BERRIES (1/2 PINT CONTAINER) 6027 6028

Black Raspberries Any Other Variety—Labeled

CLASS 610 POTATOES (THREE)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00

(Grown in 2018)

6029 6030 3031 3032

3033 3034 3035 3036

Must have exact specified # of items per plate, otherwise display will be disqualified (Plates provided by Agricultural Society)

Irish Cobbler (3) Kennebec (3) Katahdin (3) Pontiac (3)

Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $7.00, 3rd Place $5.00 6037

Norland (3) Superior (3) Any Other Variety—Labeled (3) Largest Potato (By Weight)

For Montgomery County Farmers & Gardeners

Any Variety of Potatoes, Basket—Labeled by Variety

CLASS 611 SWEET POTATOES (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6038 6039

Beauregard (4) Puerto Rico Red (4)

6040 6041

Centennial (4) Georgia Red (4)

CLASS 612 BEETS (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6042 Any Other Variety—Labeled (4)

CLASS 613 ONIONS (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6043 6044 6045 6046

Bermuda (4) Sweet Spanish (4) White Onion (4) Red Onion (4)

6047 6048 6049 6050

Green Onion (1 Bunch) Garlic (3 Bunches) Any Other Variety—Labeled (4) Largest Onion (By Weight)

CLASS 614 CABBAGE (1 HEAD)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6051 6052 6053

Rock Red Golden Acre Flat Dutch

6054 6055

Round Up/Cheers Largest Head of Cabbage (By Weight)

CLASS 615 MANGOES/PEPPERS (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6056 6057 6058

Bell Peppers, Any Color (4) Banana Pepper, Any Variety (4) Tomato Pimento/Cherry Bell (10)

6059 6060 52

Cayenne Peppers (10) Jalapeno (10)

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 616 BEANS (Pint, Dry, Shelled)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00

Grown in 2017—To be shown in Glass Pint Mason Jars

6061 6062 6063

6045 6065

Horticultural Lima, Pole Bush Lima

Red Kidney Navy

CLASS 617 BEANS (In Pod)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00

Displayed 10 on a Plate

6066 6067

6068 6069

Lima Beans, Bush (10) Lima Beans, Pole (10)

Golden Wax (10) Green Beans (10)

CLASS 618 TOMATOES (THREE)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6070 6071 6072 6073 6074 6075

Beefsteak (3) Golden Jubilee (3) Marglobe (3) Beefmaster (3) Rutgers (3) Celebrity (3)

6076 6077 6078 6079 6080 6081

Big Boy (3) Early Girl (3) Roma/Italian (3) Cherry or Grape Type (Plate of 8) Any Other Variety—Labeled (3) Largest Tomato (By Weight)

CLASS 619 SQUASH (THREE)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6082 6083

Yellow (Summer) (3) Zucchini (3)

6084

Any Other Variety—Labeled (3)

CLASS 620 TURNIPS (FOUR)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6085 6086

Purple Top Globe (4) Kohlrabi (4)

6087

Any Other Variety—Labeled (3)

CLASS 621 CUCUMBERS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6088 6089

Green, Three Slices White, Three Slices

6090 6091

Seed Cucumbers, Any Variety, Must Be Ripe (3) Largest Cucumber (By Weight)

CLASS 622 MISCELLANEOUS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 Must have EXACT SPECIFIED NUMBER OF ITEMS, OR DISPLAY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED 6092 6093 6094 6095 6096 6097 6098

Egg Plant (1) Carrots (6) Broccoli (1) Cauliflower (1) Cantaloupe (1) Watermelon (1) Okra (6)

6099 6100 6101 6102 6103 6104 53

Radishes (3) Rhubarb (3) Snow Peas (3) Snap Peas (3) Herbs, Any Variety, Labeled, Fresh Cut, May Display up to 4 Different Varieties, Displayed in Containers Furnished by the Agricultural Society “Freak of Nature”

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 623 MID DISPLAY OF SUMMER GARDEN PRODUCTS Entry Fee $10.00

Rules: 1. One display per family 2. All varieties must be marked 3. Each exhibitor will have a 2’x2’ area.

Basket or crate provided by exhibitor

Judging Criteria: Labeling 5% Arrangement & Originality 15% Appearance 25%

# of Kind 25% Quality 30%

Premiums: 1st Place $35.00, 2nd $22.50, 3rd $20.00, 4th $17.50, 5th $15.00, 6th $12.00, 7th $10.00, 8th Place $7.50 6105

Decorated Basket or Crate Containing 6-10 Varieties of Vegetables (At least 6 & No More than 10 Varieties)

CLASS 624 JUNIOR DIVISION (AGE 16 & UNDER)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.50, 3rd Place $3.00, 4th Place $2.50, 5th Place $2.00 6106

Label All Varieties

Vegetables, Any Single Variety (3 Per Plate)

Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $8.00, 3rd Place $6.00 6107

Display of Vegetables (Appox. 5 sq. ft)

CLASS 626 SQUASH/GOURDS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $3.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6108 Largest Squash (By Weight) 6109 Mini Pumpkins (3)

(STEM Included)

6110

Common, Hard Stem Pumpkins (3)

Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $7.00, 3rd Place $5.00 (STEM Included) 6111

Display of Gourds (Approx. 10 sq. ft.)

Judging: Arrangements 40pts, Variety 40pts, Numbers 20pts

“Best of Show” Rosettes for Vegetable Displays, Squash/Gourds and Scarecrow Display

CLASS 628 DECORATED GOURDS/SQUASH/VEGETABLE CONTEST

Entry: $5.00

Judging: Monday, July 9th

Rules: 1. Exhibits must be brought in for display between the hours of 7:30AM and 4:00PM Sunday, July 8th.

2. Entry tags will be mailed to Exhibitor’s 3. Only two entries per individual will be eligible in contest and must no exceed a 1’ x 2’ square area 4. The decision of the Judges will be final 5. Exhibitor’s may remove their entry between NOON and 6:00PM Sunday. All exhibits not claimed by 6:00PM Sunday, July 15th will become property of the Fair.

6. All ribbons should be picked up at Fair, none will be mailed.

7. Entries MUST BE REAL Pumpkins/Squash 8. Pumpkins are to be PAINTED OR DECORATED, NOT CARVED Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $8.00, 3rd Place $6.00 6112

Decorated or Painted Gourd/Squash Contest

6114

Decorated or Painted Vegetable (Any Other)

JUNIOR CONTEST (16 Years Old & Under) Premiums: 1st Place $8.00, 2nd Place $6.00, 3rd Place $4.00, 4th Place $3.00, 5th Place $2.00 6113

Decorated or Painted Gourd/Squash Contest

6115 54

Decorated or Painted Vegetable

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 629 FREE STANDING SCARECROW CONTEST Entry: $10.00

Judging: Monday, July 9th

Rules: 1. Exhibits must be brought in for display between the hours of 7:30AM and 4:00PM Sunday, July 8th.

2. Entry tags must be securely attached to the scarecrow and easily visible 3. Only one entry per individual will be eligible in contest 4. The decision of the Judges will be final 5. Exhibitor’s may remove their entry between NOON and 6:00PM Sunday. All exhibits not claimed by 6:00PM Sunday, July 15th will become property of the Fair.

6. Entries must be free standing 7. The height of each entry must not exceed 3’ tall. The width must not exceed 2’ 8. Entries will be judged on Appearance and Creativity 9. Theme: 3 Galactic Characters Premiums: 1st Place $35.00, 2nd Place $22.50, 3rd Place $20.00, 4th Place $17.50, 5th Place 15.00 6116

All About the Montgomery County Fair

JUNIOR CONTEST (16 Years Old & Under) Entry: $10.00 Premiums: 1st Place $8.00, 2nd Place $6.00, 3rd Place $4.00, 4th Place $3.00, 5th Place $2.00 6117 All About Montgomery County Fair

CLASS 630 YOUTH FARM & GRAIN DISPLAYS Entry: $5.00 Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $8.00, 3rd Place $6.00 6118

Division 1—Ages 6-11 Years Old

6119

Division 2—Ages 12-18 Years Old

Rules: 1.

30” x 30” Display of Farm Layout 2.

Show Farm Equipment, Accessories, Grain & Produce Grown on Montgomery County Farms 3.

Minimum of Three (3) Grains or Produce Raised 4.

All Items Need to be Labeled

Rules: 1.

32” x 32” Display of Farm Layout 2.

Show Farm Equipment, Accessories, Grain & Produce Grown on Montgomery County Farms 3.

Minimum of Five (5) Grains or Produce Raised 4.

All Items Need to be Labeled

Examples of Produce: Gardening, Orchards, Poultry, Swine, Beef, Dairy, etc.

Examples of Produce: Gardening, Orchards, Poultry, Swine, Beef, Dairy, etc.

Displays will be judged on: 2.

Contents—25 Points 3.

Neatness—25 Points 4.

Overall Appearance—25 Points Best Display—Jr. Rosette

CLASS 631 HONEY

Entry: $2.00 Honey Exhibited for Premiums is to be from the Exhibitor’s Bees; Harvested in 2017/2018 Premiums: 1st Place $5.00, 2nd Place $4.00, 3rd Place $2.00 6120 6121 6122

Light Extracted Honey, 1 Lb Jar Amber Extracted Honey, 1 Lb. Jar Dark Extracted Honey, 1 Lb. Jar

6123 6124 55

Chunk Honey Comb, 1 Lb. Jar Honey Comb in Plastic, 1 Lb Box

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR •

DAYTON, OHIO

Linda Rowley, Chairperson Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$2.00 per Entry (Unless Specified Otherwise) Maximum of 1 ENTRIES PER LINE NUMBER, Per Person All Entries MUST be the Work of the Exhibitor DO NOT BRING ARTICLES AT THIS TIME!

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive Thursday, July 5th between 5:00PM and 9:00PM or Friday, July 6th between 5:00PM and 9:00PM Removal Sunday, July 15th between 7:00PM and 9:00PM or Monday, July 16th between 5:00PM and 7:00PM (All articles left after 7:00PM on Monday will become property of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society after 30 days.)

Judging:

Saturday, July 7th

Rules & Regulations: 1. NO article that has received a first prize may be entered again. No others should be returned more than twice 2. All pictures must be framed for hanging on pegboard hooks. If you use saw tooth hangers, you MUST loop wore through it for hanging.

3. No entries will be accepted after 9:00PM FRIDAY, July 6th 4. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final 5. Entry tags or ribbons have no value as to the payments of premiums, as premiums are paid only by the records of the Judges’ Book and from which there shall be no appeal.

6. The Committee reserves the right to reject any entry deemed inappropriate for family viewing.

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Cards identifying quilt patterns names adds interest in the exhibit

CLASS 701 OLD QUILTS (At Least 50 Years Old)

Premiums: 1st Place $6.00, 2nd Place $4.00, 3rd Place $3.00 7001 7002

Applique Quilt Patchwork Quilt

7003 7004

Embroidered Quilt Specimen of Quilting on Quilt—Only Quilting Judged

CLASS 702 NEW QUILTS (HAND QUILTS)

Premiums: 1st Place $6.00, 2nd Place $4.00, 3rd Place $3.00 7005 7006 7007 7008 7009

Hand Applique Old Quilt Tops, Newly Quilted Embroidered Quilt Patchwork Quilt (Twin or Double Size) Patchwork Quilt (Queen or King)

7010 7011 7012 7013 7014

No Wall Hangings

Specimen of Quilting on Quilt—Only Quilting Judged Specimen by Person 16 Yrs. & Under Specimen by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Any Other Technique Group Quilt

CLASS 703 NEW QUILTS (MACHINE QUILTS)

Premiums: 1st Place $6.00, 2nd Place $4.00, 3rd Place $3.00 7015 7016 7017 7018 7019

Machine Applique Old Quilt Tops, Newly Quilted Embroidered Quilt Patchwork Quilt (Twin or Double Size) Patchwork Quilt (Queen or King)

7020 7021 7022 7023 7024

No Wall Hangings

Specimen of Quilting on Quilt—Only Quilting Judged Specimen by Person 16 Yrs. & Under Specimen by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Any Other Technique Group Quilt

CLASS 704 COMFORTER

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.50, 3rd Place $2.00 7025 7026

Old (At Least 50 Years Old) New

7027

Baby Comforter

CLASS 705 QUILTED OTHER

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.50, 3rd Place $2.00 7028 7029 7030 7031 7032 7033

Baby Quilt Quilted Wall Hanging Miniature or Doll Quilts—Max 18” Quilted Pillows Specimen of Quilting on Quilt—Only Quilting Judged Purse

7034 7035 7036 7037 7038

Table Top Items Lap Quilt Specimen by Person 16 Yrs. & Under Specimen by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 706 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

Premiums: 1st Place $6.00, 2nd Place $4.00, 3rd Place $3.00 Wreaths and Wall Hangings must be able to be hung on Pegboard Hooks 7039 7040 7041 7042

Ornaments, Felt (Limit 3) Ornaments, Needlepoint (Limit 3) Ornaments, Counted Cross Stitch (Limit 3) Ornaments, Crocheted (Limit 3)

7043 7044 7045 7046 57

Ornaments, Any Other Medium (Limit 3) Wall Hanging, Framed Wall Hanging, Not Framed Door Hanging

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 7047 7048 7049 7050 7051 7052

Package (Size Limited to Shirt Box) Wreath, More than 12” Wreath , 12” or Under Ceramic Wreath Tree Skirt Centerpiece and/or Table Decoration (Needlework)

7053 7054 7055 7056 7057

Stocking Specimen by Person 16 Yrs. & Under Specimen by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Specimen Not Otherwise Listed—Craft Specimen Not Otherwise Listed—Needlework

CLASS 707 RUGS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7058 7059 7060

Latch—Hooked Crochet Rug Penny Rug

7061 7062

Rug Made by Person 65 Yrs. Or Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 708 APRONS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7063 7064

Specimen of Homemade Apron Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. or Under

7065 7066

Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 709 NEEDLEWORK PILLOWS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7067 7068 7069

Child’s Seasonal Fancy Cotton

7070 7071

Applique Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 710 TATTING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7072

Specimen of Tatting

CLASS 711 APPLIQUE

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7073

Towels, Pair

7074

Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 712 STAMPED CROSS STITCH

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7075 7076 7077

Centerpiece or Dolly Pillowcases, Pair Picture (Framed for Hanging)

Pictures Framed for Hanging

7078 7079 7080

Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. or Under Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 713 COUNTED CROSS STITCH

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7081 7082 7083 7084 7085 7091 7092

Original Design Religious Picture, 14 Stitches or Fewer per Inch, Frame Max 14” Picture, 14 Stitches or Fewer per Inch, Frame Max 28” Picture 15-19 Stitches per Inch Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Over Specimen on Linen

Pictures Framed for Hanging

7086 7087 7088 7089 7090 7093 58

Picture 20-25 Stitches per Inch Picture, More than 26 Stitches per Inch Picture, Including Cut Thread Work Sampler, Up to 22”x28” Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. or Under Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 714 COLORED EMBROIDERY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7094 7095 7096 7097 7098

Luncheon Set or Tablecloth Pillowcases, Pair Redwork Picture, Framed for Hanging Specimen, Huck Weaving

7099 7100 7101 7102

Specimen, Lazy Daisy Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. & Under Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 715 CREWEL EMBROIDERY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7103 7104

Picture, Framed for Hanging Pillow Top (On Pillow)

7105

Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 716 RIBBON EMBROIDERY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7106

Pillow Top (On Pillow)

7107

Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 717 MACHINE EMBROIDERY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7108

On Garment

7109

Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 718 NEEDLEPOINT—PLASTIC CANVAS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7110 7111 7112 7113

Tote Bag Handbag Household Accessory or Decoration—No Kleenex Box Box—No Kleenex Box

7114 7115 7116 7117

Kleenex Box Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. Or Under Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 719 NEEDLEPOINT—CANVAS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7118 7119 7117

Picture, Framed for Hanging Pillow Top (On Pillow) Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

7120 7121

Chair Seat Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 720 CROCHET WORK

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7122 7123 7124 7125 7126 7127 7128 7136 7137 7138 7139 7140 7141 7142

Afghan (Solid Color) Afghan (Multi-Color) Afghan (Baby) Pillow Baby Set, Consisting of Booties, Cap & Jacket Baby Clothes (Limit 3 Pieces) Bedspread Table Scarf Household Accessories (Limit 3) Pot Holders or Hot Plate Mats (Limit 3) Wall Panel or Hanging (Ready to Hang) Slippers Starched Doily Sweater (Adult)

7129 7130 7131 7132 7133 7134 7135 7143 7144 7145 7146 7147 7148 59

Buffet and Vanity Sets Centerpiece (Not Doily) Doily (Under 14”) Doll Clothes (Should be on Doll) Edgings & Insertions Fashion Accessories (Hat, Gloves, Scarf, etc) Handkerchief Sweater (Child) Tablecloth Felted Purse Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. Or Under Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 721 HAND KNITTING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7149 7150 7151 7152 7153 7154

Afghan Afghan (Baby) Baby Clothes (Limit 1 Set) Sweater, Adult Sweater, Child Fashion Accessories (Hats, Gloves, Scarf, etc)

7155 7156 7157 7158 7159 7160

Shawl Felted Purse Socks Specimen Made by Person 16 Yrs. Or Under Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. & Older Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 722 MACHINE KNITTING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7161 7162

Afghan Sweaters

7163 7164

Dress or Formal Wear Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 723 PUNCH NEEDLE

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7165 Pillow 7166 Wall Hanging

7167 7168

Clothing Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 724 HOMEMADE GARMENTS—ADULT

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

On Swivel-Top Hangers Please

7169 7170 7171 7172 7173 7174 7175 7176

7177 7178 7179 7180 7181 7182 7183 7184

Dress (Daytime, Adult) Dress (After 6, Adult) Wedding Dress Shirt Jacket Vest Blouse or Top Suite (2 or 3 Pieces)

Child’s Outfit or Dress Costume (Halloween or Other) Serged Project Doll Clothes on Doll Specimen of Smocking (on Garment) Jumper Specimen Made by Person 65 Yrs. Or Over Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 725 HOMEMADE GARMENTS—JUNIOR (16 Years Old & Under)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

On Swivel-Top Hangers Please

7185 7186 7187

7188 7189

Dress Blouse or Top Sports Clothes

Shirt Specimen Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 726 NEEDLEWORK TOYS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7190 7191 7192 7193

Animal, Sewn Animal, Crochet Animal, Knitted Doll Sewn (Doll is to be Sewn, as well as Clothes)

7194 7195 7196 7197

Doll, Crocheted (Doll as well as Clothes) Doll, Knitted (Doll as well as Clothes) Doll, Storybook, Cartoon, Character, Etc (Limit 3) Toy Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 727 LOOM WEAVING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7198 7199

Clothing Household Textiles

7200

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Wall Hangings, Tapestries

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 728 LATCH HOOK

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7201

Pillow

7202

Wall Hanging

CLASS 729 SPECIAL OCCASION THEMES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7203 7204

Easter Halloween

7205 7206

Thanksgiving Any Other Occasion

CLASS 730 SPECIAL

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 7207

Sweatshirt (Needlework Decoration on Swivel Hanger) 7209

7208

Any Needlework Article Not Otherwise Listed, Made by Persons 16 Yrs. Or Under

7210

Any Needlework Article Not Otherwise Listed, Made by Persons 65 Yrs. Or Over Any Needlework Article Not Listed

CLASS 731 NURSING/RETIREMENT HOME & PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

Anyone Residing Regardless of Age

7211 7212 7213

7214 7215

Specimen, Knit Specimen, Crochet Specimen, Embroidery

Premiums: Best of Show $10.00

Specimen, Needlepoint Specimen, Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 732 BEST OF SHOW

From First Place Exhibits in Classes Listed Below

Best of Show—Quilt/Comforter (#701-704) Best of Show—Christmas (#706) Best of Show—Cross Stitch (#712-713) Best of Show—Other Embroidery (#714-717) Best of Show—Crochet/Knit (#720-722)

Best of Show—Sewing (#708-711, 724, 725) Best of Show—Special (#707, 718, 719, 723, 726-730) Best of Show—Nursing, Retirement, Impaired (#701-704) Best of Show—Quilted Other (#705)

777 HOLLYWOOD BLVD, DAYTON, OH MUST BE 21 YEARS OR OLDER. GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-589-9966 OR VISIT WWW.ORG.OHIO.GOV FOR HELP.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Linda Rowley, Chairperson Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 23rd Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$2.00 per Entry (Unless Specified Otherwise) Maximum of 1 ENTRIES PER LINE NUMBER, Per Person All Entries MUST be the Work of the Exhibitor DO NOT BRING ARTICLES AT THIS TIME!

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive Thursday, July 5th between 5:00PM and 9:00PM or Friday, July 6th between 5:00PM and 9:00PM Removal Sunday, July 15th between 7:00PM and 9:00PM or Monday, July 16th between 5:00PM and 7:00PM (All articles left after 7:00PM on Monday will become property of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society after 30 days.)

Judging:

Saturday, July 7th & Sunday, July 8th

Rules & Regulations: 1. NO article that has received a first prize may be entered again. No others should be returned more than twice.

2. All pictures must be framed for hanging on pegboard hooks. If you use saw tooth hangers, you MUST loop wore through it for hanging.

3. No entries will be accepted after 9:00PM Friday 4. Where there is no competition, premiums will be given only when the entry is deserving. Decision of the Judge is final 5. Entry tags or ribbons have no value as to the payments of premiums, as premiums are paid only by the records of the Judges’ Book and from which there shall be no appeal.

6. The Committee reserves the right to reject any entry deemed inappropriate for family viewing.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO Class 801 & 802—Art Rules: 1. Articles must be the work of the Exhibitor done in the past 24 months 2. Art & Photography must be framed and wired for hanging and must be able to be hung on Pegboard Hooks. If you use Saw Tooth Hangers, you must loop picture wire through it.

3. Art and Frame may not exceed 24” x 24”

Class 803 & 804—Photography Rules: 1. Articles must be work of the Exhibitor done in the past 24 months.

2. Art & Photography must be framed and wired for hanging and must be able to be hung on Pegboard Hooks. If you use Saw Tooth Hangers, you must loop picture wire through it.

3. Frame and Picture may not exceed 11” x 14” 4. Prints may be titled 5. Names should not appear on the front 6. Photography is judged on Skill, Composition and Content 7. Photos should be Digital or Film

Classes 806-813—Antique or Collectible Rules: 1. No Dealers

Classes 814-820—Crafts & Hobbies Rules: 1. Must be the work of the Exhibitor 2. Made in the past 24 months

Class 822—Collection Rules: 1. No Antiques 2. Collection subjects must NOT appear elsewhere in the Department 3. Limit 6 loose pieces (Put number on each piece) 4. If mounted, size limit is 12” x 18”

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 801 ART—ADULT EXHIBIT Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 Frame Size Maximum—24” x 24” on Canvas or Paper

DRAWINGS 8001 8002 8003

Charcoal or Crayon Pastel Pen and Ink or Scratchboard

8004 8005 8006

Black Pencil Colored Pencil Marker Art

8007

Representational (Realistic)

8008

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8009

Representational (Realistic)

WATERCOLOR 8010

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8011

Representational (Realistic)

ACRYLIC 8012

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8013

Representational (Realistic)

MIXED MEDIA 8014

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8015

Computer Art (8” x 10” Maximum)

OIL

SPECIAL 8016

Persons 65 Years and Over Best Display of 3 Pieces (Any Medium Above)

CLASS 802 ART—JUNIOR EXHIBIT (16 YEARS OLD & UNDER) Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 Frame Size Maximum—24” x 24” on Canvas or Paper

DRAWINGS 8017 8018 8019

Charcoal or Crayon Pastel Pen and Ink or Scratchboard

8020 8021 8022

Black Pencil Colored Pencil Marker Art

8023

Representational (Realistic)

8024

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8025

Representational (Realistic)

WATERCOLOR 8026

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8027

Representational (Realistic)

ACRYLIC 8028

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8029

Representational (Realistic)

MIXED MEDIA 8030

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8031

Representational (Realistic)

COLLAGE 8032

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8033

Representational (Realistic)

SCULPTURE 8034

Non-Representational (Abstract)

8035

Computer Art (8” x 10” Maximum)

OIL

SPECIAL 8036 64

For Persons 8 Years and Under —Best Display of Original Art

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 803 PHOTOGRAPHY—ADULT

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

Frame and Picture Size cannot exceed 11” x 14”

8037 8038 8039 8040 8041 8042 8043 8044 8045 8046 8047 8048

8049 8050 8051 8052 8053 8054 8055 8056 8057 8058 8059 8060

Seasonal Landscape—Summer Seasonal Landscape—Fall Seasonal Landscape—Winter Seasonal Landscape—Spring Landscape—Other Seascape Floral Nature—Includes Birds, Fish or Insects Animal—Pets Animal—Other Architecture—Urban Architecture—Other

Sports and Action Portrait—Formal Portrait—Informal Children—Formal Children—Informal Humorous Story-in-a-Picture 3 Shot Sequence (In Single Frame) Still Life Abstract Sunrise/Sunset Montgomery County Fair Scene

CLASS 804 PHOTOGRAPHY—YOUTH (16 YEARS OLD AND YOUNGER)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

Frame and Picture Size cannot exceed 11” x 14”

8061 8062 8063 8064 8065 8066 8067

8068 8069 8070 8071 8072 8073 8074

Animal—Pet Animal—Other Nature—Landscape, Wild Nature—Floral, Gardens, Other City Scene Home Scene (Domestic, Neighborhood) People—Family and/or Children

People—Friends and/or Others Sports or Action 3 Shot Sequence (In A Single Frame) Humor or Story-In-A-Picture Abstract (Design, Pattern, Etc) Altered (Digital or Other) “Cool Stuff”—Cars, Interesting Objects, Etc

CLASS 805 DECORATIVE PAINTING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8075 8077 8078

Still Life—Fruits or Vegetables 8076 Floral Animal or Bird People

8079 8080 8081

Folk Art—Primitive Holiday Landscape

CLASS 806 ANTIQUE GLASS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8082 8083 8084 8085 8086 8087 8094 8095 8096 8097 8098 8099 8100 8101 8102 8103

Reamers—Glass, China or Metal Fostoria Glass Castor Set—Glass, China or Metal Cruet with Original Stopper—Clear Cruet with Original Stopper—Colored Stemware—Clear Depression Glass Glass Animal Antique Glass Salt & Pepper Carnival Glass Milk Glass—White Milk Glass—Colored Opalescent Sugar & Creamer Set Slag Covered Animal Dish—Glass or China

8088 8089 8090 8091 8092 8093 8104 8105 8106 8107 8108 8109 8110 8111 8112 65

Stemware—Colored Oil Lamp—Miniature Oil Lamp—Regular Cobalt—Blue Glass Perfume Bottle before 1950 Old Pattern Glass Ruby Glass Compote Basket Small Pitcher Large Pitcher Salt Dips—Glass, China or Metal (Limit 6) Toothpick Holders (Limit 3) Glass Not Otherwise Listed Glass Hobby Collection (3 Pieces)

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 807 ANTIQUE CHINA

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8113 8114 8115 8116 8117 8118 8119 8120 8121 8122 8123 8124

Cup and Saucer China Animal Noritake Bisque Historical American Views or Events Ironstone—Plain Ironstone—Decorated Lusterware Blue and White China Antique Salt & Pepper—No Novelty Toy China Set (Limit 6 Pieces) Nippon

8125 8126 8127 8128 8129 8130 8131 8132 8133 8134 8135 8136

“Made In Occupied Japan” Hand Painted Plate or Bowl Basket Cream and Sugar Set Toothpick Holder Small Pitcher Large Pitcher Novelty Salt & Pepper Shaker Set Teapot or Coffee Pot Made in Czechoslovakia China Not Otherwise Listed China Hobby Collection (3 Pieces)

CLASS 808 ANTIQUE and COLLECTIBLE POTTERY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8137 8138 8139 8140 8141 8142 8143

Mojolica Roseville Shawnee McCoy Hull Hall Fiesta Ware

8144 8145 8146 8147 8148 8149

Any Other American Mark Stein Early American Crock (Limit 24” High) Table or Kitchenware Pottery Not Otherwise Listed Pottery Hobby Collection (3 Pieces)

CLASS 809 ANTIQUE IRON WORK

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8150 8151 8152

Still Bank Toy Kitchen Utensils (Limit 3 Pieces)

8153 8154

Ironwork Hobby Collection (3 Pieces) Tools (2 Pieces)

CLASS 810 ANTIQUE JEWELRY and ACCESSORIES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8155 8156 8157 8158 8159 8160 8161 8162 8163

Ring—Ladies Ring—Men’s Watch—Ladies Watch—Men’s Watch Fob Necklace Matching Set (Limit 6 Pieces) - Mounted or in a Box Brooch or Pin Cuff Link—Pre 1960

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8164 8165 8166 8167 8168 8169 8170 8171 8172

Earrings Bracelet Beaded Bag Mesh Bag Eye Glasses Compact Fan Jewelry & Accessories Hobby Collection (3 Pieces Only) Hat

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 811 ANTIQUE TEXTILES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8173 8174 8175 8176

Crochet Pot Holder and Hot Pad Tablecloth Doily Aprons—Pre 1960

8177 8178 8179

Specimen—Lace Handkerchief—No Box Sets Textile Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 812 ANTIQUE DOLLS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8180 8181 8182 8183 8184

Miniature Doll Furniture or Accessory Doll with Bisque Head Doll with China Head Doll with Composition Head Pin Cushion and/or Half Doll

8185 8186 8187 8188

Wooden Doll Cloth Doll Teddy Bear Antique Doll Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 813 MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8189 8190 8191 8192 8193 8194 8195 8196 8197 8198 8199 8200 8201

Table Lighter Basket—Under 12” Diameter Basket—Over 12” Diameter Sewing Tools (Limit 6 Pieces) Button Collection—Mounted Occupied Japan—Not China Document Bottle Collection (Limit 6 Pieces) Household Tools (Limit 6 Pieces) Specimen—Pewter Specimen—Granite Ware Specimen—Tin Ware Antique Toy—Pre 1955

8202 8203 8204 8205 8206 8207 8208 8209 8210 8211 8212 8213

Cookbook—Pre 1940 Pocket Knife Collection (Limit 6 Pieces) Military Memorabilia—No Weapons Antique Cookie Cutter Specimen—Wood Specimen—Montgomery County Fair Memorabilia Greeting Card—Pre 1930 (Limit 3 Pieces) Hobby Collection (Limit 3 Pieces) Advertising Article Antique Rocker—Children’s Specimen—Antique Not Otherwise Listed Fishing Lures (Limit 3 Pieces)

CLASS 814 CERAMICS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

Height Limit 18”

8214 8215 8216 8217

8218 8219 8220

Specimen—Glaze Specimen—Underglaze Specimen—Overglaze Specimen—Stain

Specimen—Technique Combination Specimen—Hand Built or Thrown Specimen—Made by Person 16 Years & Under

CLASS 815 HAND PAINTED CHINA

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8221 8222

Floral Fruit and/or Vegetable

8223 8224

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Person Other

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 816 HAND-MADE DOLLS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8225 8226

Full Porcelain Porcelain with Cloth Body

8227 8228

Antique Reproduction Bisque Baby

CLASS 817 WOOD WORKING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8229 8230 8231

Walking Cane Toy Household Item

8232 8233 8234

Box Bird House Wood Working Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 818 WOOD CARVING

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8235 8236 8237 8238 8239

Duck Other Fowl Animal Character and/or Caricature Realistic Human

8240 8241 8242 8243

Stylized Flowing Lines (Not Necessarily Realistic) Made by Person 16 Years & Under Wood Carving Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 819 HAND-MADE JEWELRY

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8244

Beaded Jewelry Using String Method

8246

8245

Jewelry Using Wire Working

8247

Beaded Jewelry Using Weaving Method— On or Off Loom or Crochet Jewelry Using Handmade Beads: Lamp Work (Glass, Polymer, and/or Clay)

CLASS 820 MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8248 8249 8250 8251 8252 8253 8254 8255

Shell Craft Decorated Photograph Frame (8” x 10” Maximum) Hand-Made Basket (Under 12” Diameter) Handmade Basket (Over 12”) Hand-Made Wreath, Not Christmas (Under 12” Diameter) Hand-Made Wreath, Not Christmas (Over 12” Diameter) Corn Husk or Natural Material Item Recycled Craft (Something Made from Something Else)

8256 8257 8258 8259 8260 8261 8262 8263 8264 8265

Embellished Garment Decorated Bird House Memories In A Jar (Quart Jar) Painted Gourds Scrapbooking—Holiday (Limit 2 Pages) Scrapbooking—Special Occasion (Limit 2 Pages) Scrapbooking—Not Listed (Limit 2 Pages) Create A Card, Birthday Create A Card, Christmas Craft Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 821 MODELS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8266 8267 8268 8269

Automotive (Cars, Pickups, Etc) Commercial (Semi, Large Trucks, Etc) Ships Aircraft

8270 8271 8272 68

Armor (Tanks, Etc) Miscellaneous (Figure, Fantasy, Space Pinewood Derby

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 822 COLLECTIONS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 8273 8274 8275 8276

Shell Collection Brass Collection Walking Canes Political Items—After 1936

8279 8280 8281 8282

8277 8278

Advertising Items Miniature Room Scene (Box Size Limit—18”H x 12”W x 12” D)

8283 8284

Foreign Dolls Wooden, Barbie or GI Joe Dolls Other Dolls Montgomery County Fair Memorabilia (Limit 6 Pieces) Collection Not Otherwise Listed Collection Not Otherwise Listed for Persons 16 Years & Under

CLASS 823 NURSING/RETIREMENT HOME/PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 Open to Anyone Residing in a Nursing/Retirement Home, Regardless of Age 8285 8286 8287

CERAMICS & OTHER CRAFTS

Specimen—Glaze Specimen—Stain Specimen—Technique Combination

Premiums: $10.00

8288 8289 8290

Specimen—Hand Built or Thrown Wood Craft Other Craft Not Otherwise Listed

CLASS 824 BEST OF SHOW

From First Place Exhibits in Classes As Listed

Best of Show—Art Best of Show—Photography Best of Show—Antiques

Best of Show—Crafts, Hobbies & Woodworking Best of Show—Wood Carving Best of Show—Decorative Painting

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

Annette Stiver, Chairperson Entry Deadlines:

Walk-In Entries—June 21st and June 22nd—9:00AM to 5:00PM June 23rd—9:00AM to Noon Mailed Entries must be postmarked by June 25th Online Entries close June 25th at 11:59PM

ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN AT NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, 580 CALUMET LANE, DAYTON, OH 45417 (D-WING-ROOM 191 & 192) Entry Fees:

$2.00 per Entry (Unless Specified Otherwise) Maximum of 1 ENTRIES PER LINE NUMBER, Per Person May Make 2 ENTRIES in “Any Other Variety” lines, Per Person DO NOT BRING ARTICLES AT THIS TIME!

Check In/Check Out:

Arrive Sunday, July 8th between 7:30AM and 1:00PM Removal Sunday, July 15th between 7:00PM and 9:00PM Monday, July 16th between 5:00PM and 7:00PM (All articles left after 7:00PM on Monday will become property of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society after 30 days.)

Judging:

Sunday, July 8th

Rules & Regulations: 1. Any item brought in after receiving deadlines, dates and times, will only be shown for display purposes, no premium will be awarded 2. Whole loaf of bread must be brought in for entry. One piece will be cut from loaf, kept for display and judging 3. Cookies & Candies need only bring in the number required for display 4. Superintendents reserve the right to dispose of any spoiled product as necessary during the fair in order to keep the displays attractive 5. All entries in Division 1 will be displayed on plated provided by the Montgomery County Agricultural Society 6. Entry Tags or Ribbons have no value as to the payment of premiums. Premiums are paid ONLY from the records of the judges; book and from which there is NO appeal 7. All entries must be homemade or home produced from fruits and vegetables grown in the immediate vicinity of the exhibitor 8. All canned goods must have been prepared by the exhibitor within the years 2017-2018. ALL JARS MAY BE OPENED FOR FINAL INSPECTION AT THE JUDGES DISCRETION. 9. All canned goods must be in clear glass jars with new 2-piece lids in attractive form, properly labeled (name of product and year preserved) and shall be tested to the satisfaction of the judge 10. No preservatives shall be used in preparation of fruits and vegetables. Any items found to contain synthetic or commercial concentrate will not be eligible for premium 11. Displays in variety classes must be made from articles not entered in single display. Use pint jars in all cases Class 903 & 904—Cake Rules: 1. All Winning Cakes (Not Decorated Cakes) and Pies will be auctioned on Monday Afternoon at 7:00PM. 2. Exhibitors will leave the entire cake or pie for judging 3. Proceeds will be used for improvements and additions to the Provisions Department 4. For food safety, Cream Pies will not be sold 5. Exhibitor can “Model” their item when it is sold 6. We will only be selling the Cakes & Pies that placed First, Second and Third. The remainder may be reclaimed by the Exhibitor by 5:00PM Monday. After that time, any remaining will be donated to one of the local homeless shelters 7. The “Best of Show” and President’s Baking Contest Winners will be sold last 70

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 18th ANNUAL PRESIDENT’S JACKPOT BAKING CONTEST

Rules: 1. Entries must use their own recipes 2. Entry fee of $2.00 to be paid when article is brought in on Monday. No Pre-Entry Required 3. Entries are to be brought to the Event Center (Provisions Area) between 9:30 and 10:00AM on Monday, July 9, 2018. Judging will be performed by the Montgomery County Agricultural Society President with a panel of judges. Awards will be announced in the Entertainment Tent during the Pie & Cake Auction 4. Only one prize per division will be awarded. All of the entries will be auctioned after the announcement of the winner. Winner will receive entry fees (minimum $10.00) and a trophy.

PRESIDENT’S RECIPE—YOUR FAVORITE PEACH PIE

You have a chance to bake the President your favorite PEACH PIE! Use your own recipe. Recipe must accompany pies.

Junior Division (16 & Under) - Brownies Pies & Brownies Judged at 1:00 PM on Monday, July 9th Pies & Brownies Sold at 7:00PM on Monday, July 9th

CLASS 901 BREADS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9001 9002 9003 9004 9005

9006 9007 9008 9009 9010

Cinnamon Rolls (3) Cloverleaf Rolls (3) Pecan Rolls (3) Sourdough Bread Pretzels

White—Loaf Whole Wheat—Loaf Any Other Variety, Labeled Bread Machine—White Loaf Bread Machine—Any Other Variety Loaf

CLASS 902 QUICK BREADS

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9011 9012 9013 9014 9015 9016 9017

9018 9019 9020 9021 9022 9023 9024

Banana Bread—Plain Biscuits—Baking Powder (3) Corn Bread—Square Pan, Plain Crumb Top Coffee Cake Gingerbread Muffins—Blueberry (3) Muffins—Bran (3)

Nut Bread—Banana Nut Bread—Pumpkin Nut Bread—Zucchini Nut Bread—Any Other, Labeled Pumpkin Bread—Plain Zucchini Bread—Plain Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 903 CAKES

Scored as to General Appearance, Lightness, Texture, Tenderness and Flavor. The Appearance, Consistency, and Flavor of the Icing is also considered. It is advisable to use a standard recipe as individuals sometimes disagree as to proper name.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9025 9026 9027 9028 9029 9030

9031 9032 9033 9034 9035

Angel Food Applesauce—Iced Banana—Iced Carrot—Iced Box Cake, Any Flavor Chocolate

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Devil’s Food—Iced German Chocolate—Iced Pineapple Upside-Down Pound Cake Any Other Variety, Labeled

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 904 DECORATED CAKES

Judged on appearance, originality and workmanship. Judge will not cut cakes. All decorations must be edible (except on doll and wedding cakes). Forms may be used to insure variety. No cakes previously displayed will be judged.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9036 9037 9038 9039 9040

9041 9042 9043 9044

Birthday - Child Birthday - Other Christmas Doll Easter

Halloween Wedding (tiered, max 20” d x 30” h) Shower Cake (Baby or Wedding) Any Other Variety

CLASS 905 COOKIES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9045 9046 9047 9048 9049 9050 9051 9052 9053 9054

9055 9056 9057 9058 9059 9060 9061 9062 9063

Brownies—Butterscotch Brownies—Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Chip—Not Toll House Decorated—Cut Out Shapes Fruit Bars Ginger Mexican Wedding No Bake Molasses

Oatmeal Peanut Butter Refrigerator Snicker-Doodles Sour Cream Sugar Toll House Any Other Variety, Labeled Any Variety with Fruit

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9064

Collection—TEA COOKIES Assortment of Varieties Displayed on a 10” Tray

CLASS 906 CANDY

One-Half Dozen per Plate Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9065 9066 9067 9068

Buckeyes Caramels Fudge—Chocolate, Plain Fudge—Chocolate, Nut

9069 9070 9071 9072

Fudge—Peanut Butter, Plain Fudge—Peanut Butter, Nut Molded Candy Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 907 PIES

Scored as to General Appearance, Tenderness, Flakiness and Flavor of the crust.

The flavor and consistency of filling is also considered.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9073 9074 9075 9076 9077 9078

Apple Butterscotch Cherry Chocolate Coconut Cream Lemon

9079 9080 9081 9082 9083 9084

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Old Fashioned Sugar Cream Peach Pecan Peanut Butter Pumpkin Any Other Variety, Labeled

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 908 PIE SHELLS—9 INCH (ENTIRE SHELL DISPLAYED)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9085

Made With Shortening

CLASS 909 SPECIAL CLASS—BAKING OR COOKING WITH HONEY

Recipe MUST accompany each exhibit. Over one-half the sweetener must be honey.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9086 9087

Bread Cake

9088 9089

Cookies (3) Candy (6 Pieces)

CLASS 910 REDUCED FAT and/or REDUCED SUGAR COOKING

Recipe MUST accompany each exhibit. Each exhibitor may make 3 separate entries per line with separate entry fees.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9090 9091

Cake Cookies (3)

9092

Pie

CLASS 911 JUNIOR EXHIBIT—CAKES (16 YEARS OLD & UNDER)

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

9093 9094

9095

Chocolate—Iced Decorated—Not Holiday, May be Form

Decorated—Holiday, May be Form

CLASS 912 JUNIOR EXHIBIT—COOKIES

3 Cookies per Plate Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9099 9100 9101 9102 9103 9104 9105 9106 9107

Brownies—Butterscotch Brownies—Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Chip—Not Toll House Christmas—Cookie Press Christmas—Rolled Molasses No Bake No Bake—Cereal Bar/Cookie

9108 9109 9110 9111 9112 9113 9114 9115

Oatmeal Peanut Butter Refrigerator Snicker-Doodles Sugar Toll House Favorite After School Snack Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 913 JUNIOR EXHIBIT—CANDY

6 Pieces per Plate Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9116 9117 9118 9119

Buckeyes Caramels Fudge—Chocolate, Plain Fudge—Chocolate, Nut

9120 9121 9122 9123

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Fudge—Peanut Butter, Plain Fudge—Peanut Butter, Nut Molded Candy Any Other Variety, Labeled

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 914 SPECIAL PROJECTS Entry Fee $6.00

Rules: 1. Have fun. Entries judged on looks only!

2. Cake should be decorated as ugly as can be—the uglier, the better (but in good taste and for family viewing). This is an ugliest decorated cake competition, not a craft competition 3. Maximum height of 2 layers or 9” x 13” 4. Winners will be selected by public ballot from fair opening until 3:00PM Friday. Ballots will be available in the Provisions Department.

5. Cakes and decorations do not have to be edible 6. Cakes must hold up for the duration of the Fair. Please do not use food items that draw insects (such as bananas) or food that will quickly rot or mold 7. Ribbons will be awarded for first through fifth place Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9124 Ugliest Decorated Cake

CLASS 915 COOKIE JAR Entry Fee $6.00

Rules: 1. Cookie Jar containers can be purchased or homemade.

2. Containers should be no larger than 12” x 15” (including decorations) 3. Must be functional and in good taste and must be used for storing cookies. Container must be able to be opened so all cookie varieties can be judged 4. Jar must have an assortment of four (4) different kinds of cookies and six (6) of each kind of a total of 24 cookies. Each type of cookie must be bundled separately. All cookies must be made and baked by the exhibitor. Recipe must be included for each variety of cookie and must be typed on a separate 3” x 5” card. Card must contain name of cookie and exhibitor’s number.

Judging: • •

Overall Cookie Quality—50% Overall Attractiveness of the Jar and adherence to the Fair Theme—50%

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9126 Cookie Jar Theme: All About the Fair—Thru the Years

CLASS 916 CUPCAKES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

3 Cupcakes per Plate

9127 9128

9129

Traditional Filled

Decorated

CLASS 917 JUNIOR EXHIBIT—CUPCAKES

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00

3 Cupcakes per Plate

9130 9131

9132

Traditional Filled

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Decorated

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO

All Canned Goods must be processed according to current USDA guidelines and use new 2-piece lids.

CLASS 918 MISCELLANEOUS

Dehydrated foods must be in pint jars with new 2-piece lids for display purposes (need not be sealed). All others must be sealed in pint jars with new 2 piece lids. Lines 9133 & 9134 may make up to 3 entries per line with separate entry fee.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9133 9134 9135 9136 9137 9138

Dehydrated Fruits Dehydrated Vegetables Barbecue Sauce Chili Sauce Corn Salad Salsa—Medium

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9139 9140 9141 9142 9143

Salsa—Mild Salsa—Hot Tomato Ketchup Tomato Sauce Any Other Variety

CLASS 919 CANNED VEGETABLES

Canned items are scored as to general appearance, arrangement, amount in the jar, label, uniformity and color of vegetables, and the amount of flavor, clearness and color of liquid. Jars will be opened for judging at the judge’s discretion.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9144 9145 9146 9147 9148

Beets—Plain Carrots Green Beans—Shelled Green Beans—String Mixed Vegetables

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9149 9150 9151 9152

Sauerkraut Tomato—Plain Vegetable Soup Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 920 PICKLES

Must be shown in PINT Jars with New 2-Piece Lids Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9153 9154 9155 9156

Beets—Pickled Bread and Butter Pickles Dill Beans—Pickled Dill Pickles

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9157 9158 9159 9160

Mixed Pickles Relish—Any Variety, Labeled Sweet Pickles—Chunk Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 921 HOME CANNED FRUIT JUICES

Must be shown in PINT or QUART Jars with New 2-Piece Lids Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9161

Tomato

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9162

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Any Other Variety, Labeled

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO All Canned Goods must be processed according to current USDA guidelines and use new 2-piece lids.

CLASS 922 CANNED FRUIT

Fruits are scored as to appearance, arrangement, and amount in the jar, label, flavor, uniformity and color of fruits, density, clear-ness and color of the liquid. Should be prepared from fresh homegrown fruits.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9163 9164 9165

Applesauce—Plain Peaches Pears

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9166 9167

Pie Fillings Any Other Variety, Labeled

General Rules for Classes 923-928: 1.

May be shown in pint or jelly jars but MUST have 2-piece lids (No PARAFFIN) 2.

All are scored as to general appearance, flavors, consistency, color and smoothness 3.

Jars will be opened at judge’s discretion

CLASS 923 FRUIT BUTTERS

Made from strained fruit pulp; cooked with sugar and spice to a smooth thick consistency.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9168 9169

Appl Peach

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9170

Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 924 JELLIES

Fruit juices cooked with sugar to a clear, transparent syrup.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9171 9172 9173

Apple Blackberry Grape

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9174 9175

Raspberry—Black or Red Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 925 CONSERVES

Two or more fruits (usually one is citrus) with nut-meats and/or raisins added.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9176

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

Any Variety, Labeled

CLASS 926 PRESERVES

Whole fruits with distinct pieces of fruit preserved in heavy syrup.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9177 9178

Peach Tomato—Red

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9179 9180

Tomato—Yellow Any Other Variety, Labeled

CLASS 927 JAMS

Crushed fruit cooked with sugar until mixture is blended and thick.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9181 9182

Peach Raspberry—Black or Red

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9183 9184

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Strawberry Any Other Variety, Labeled

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO CLASS 928 MARMALADE

Citrus fruits cooked to hold shape with thick jelly transport syrup.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9185

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

Any Variety, Labeled

CLASS 929 SPECIAL DISPLAY

Displays in variety classes must be made up of articles not entered for a single display. Use pint jars in all cases.

Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9186

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

Best Display of Canned Goods (20-25 Jars)

Premiums: 1st Place $10.00, 2nd Place $8.00, 3rd Place $5.00 9187

Best Display of Jellies/Jams/Preserves (8-12 Jars)

Premiums: 1st Place $8.00, 2nd Place $7.00, 3rd Place $5.00 9188

Best Display of Canned Fruit (4-6 Jars)

9189

Best Display of Pickles (4-6 Jars)

CLASS 930 EGGS

Display will be one dozen (12) Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9190 9191

Eggs—White Eggs—Brown

9194 9195

Eggs—White Eggs—Brown

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE 9192 9193

Eggs—Natural Color Eggs—Any Other Variety

Junior Exhibits (16 Years & Under) - Six (6) Eggs 9196 Eggs—Natural Color 9197 Eggs—Any Other Variety

CLASS 931 DECORATED EGG CONTEST

Can use Quail to Ostrich (Must be Real Eggs) - Can Be Hardboiled or Blown Premiums: 1st Place $4.00, 2nd Place $2.00, 3rd Place $1.00 9176

Any Variety, Labeled

9200

Any Egg—Shell Decorated

BEST OF SHOW RECEIVES A ROSETTE

Senior Division 9199 Any Egg—Inside & Shell Decorated Junior Division (16 Years & Under) 9201 Any Egg—Inside & Shell Decorated

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 2018 Ohio Agricultural Fair Chronological Schedule

Week of June 10 Paulding County Fair (Paulding)* Pickaway County Fair (Circleville)*

Jun 11-16 Jun 16-23

Week of June 24 Harrison County Fair (Cadiz) Putnam County Fair (Ottawa)*

Jun 25-30 Jun 25-30

Week of July 1 Marion County Fair (Marion)* Harrison County Fair (Cadiz) Madison County Fair (London)* Lawrence County Fair (Proctorville)

Jul 2-7 Jul 7-14 Jul 7-14 Jul 7-14

Week of July 8 Adams County Fair (West Union) Logan County Fair (Bellefontaine)* Trumbull County Fair (Cortland)* Montgomery County Fair (Dayton)* Lucas County Fair (Maumee) Jackson County Fair (Wellston)* Franklin County Fair (Hilliard)*

Jul 8-14 Jul 8-14 Jul 8-15 Jul 9-15 Jul 10-15 Jul 13-21 Jul 14-21

Week of July 15 Crawford County Fair (Bucyrus)* Fayette County Fair (Washington C.H.)* Ottawa County Fair (Oak Harbor)* Perry County Fair (New Lexington) Warren County Fair (Lebanon)* Carroll County Fair (Carrollton)* Clark County Fair (Springfield)

Jul 22-28 Jul 22-28 Jul 22-28 Jul 22-28 Jul 22-28 Jul 23-29 Jul 23-28 Jul 24-29 Jul 24-29 Jul 25-Aug 5 Jul 27-Aug 4 Jul 28-Aug 4

Week of July 29 Auglaize County Fair (Wapakoneta)* Greene County Fair (Xenia)* Gallia County Fair (Gallipolis) Columbiana County Fair (Lisbon)* Medina County Fair (Medina) Wood County Fair (Bowling Green)* Athens County Fair (Athens)* Champaign County Fair (Urbana)* Hartford Independent Fair (Licking Co)* Ross County Fair (Chillicothe)*

Jul 29-Aug 4 Jul 29-Aug 4 Jul 30-Aug 5 Jul 30-Aug 4 Jul 30-Aug 5 Jul 30-Aug 6 Aug 3-11 Aug 3-10 Aug 4-11 Aug 4-11

Week of August 5 Richland County Fair (Mansfield)* Cuyahoga County Fair (Berea)* Holmes County Fair (Millersburg) Scioto County Fair (Lucasville) Ashtabula County Fair (Jefferson)* Attica Independent Fair (Seneca Co)* Erie County Fair (Sandusky)

Aug 5-11 Aug 6-12 Aug 6-11 Aug 6-11 Aug 7-12 Aug 7-11 Aug 7-12

Aug 8-12 Aug 9-16 Aug 10-16 Aug 10-16

Week of August 12 Muskingum County Fair (Zanesville)* Huron County Fair (Norwalk) Meigs County Fair (Pomeroy)* Jefferson County Fair (Smithfield) Allen County Fair (Lima)* Darke County Fair (Greenville)* Defiance County Fair (Hicksville)*

Aug 12-18 Aug 13-18 Aug 13-18 Aug 14-19 Aug 17-25 Aug 17-25 Aug 18-25

Week of August 19 Lorain County Fair (Wellington)* Monroe County Fair (Woodsfield)* Portage County Fair (Randolph) Sandusky County Fair (Fremont)

Aug 20-26 Aug 20-25 Aug 21-26 Aug 21-26

Week of August 26 Morrow County Fair (Mt. Gilead)* Noble County Fair (Caldwell)* Stark County Fair (Canton)* Van Wert County Fair (Van Wert)* Hancock County Fair (Findlay)* Mahoning County Fair (Canfield)* Richwood County Fair (Union Co)* Geauga County Fair (Burton)* Fulton County Fair (Wauseon)* Washington County Fair (Marietta)* Highland County Fair (Hillsboro)

Jul 15-21 Jul 16-21 Jul 16-21 Jul 16-21 Jul 16-21 Jul 17-22 Jul 20-27

Week of July 22 Butler County Fair (Hamilton) Clermont County Fair (Owensville) Knox County Fair (Mt. Vernon)* Shelby County Fair (Sidney)* Union County Fair (Marysville)* Seneca County Fair (Tiffin)* Vinton County Fair (McArthur) Lake County Fair (Painesville)* Summit County Fair (Tallmadge)* Ohio State Fair (Columbus) Pike County Fair (Piketon)* Preble County Fair (Eaton)*

Week of August 5 continued Hamilton County Fair (Carthage) Henry County Fair (Napoleon)* Mercer County Fair (Celina)* Miami County Fair (Troy)*

Aug 27-Sept 3 Aug 27-Sept 1 Aug 28-Sept 3 Aug 28-Sept 3 Aug 29-Sept 3 Aug 29-Sept 3 Aug 29-Sept 3 Aug 30-Sept 3 Aug 31-Sept 6 Sept 1-4 Sept 1-8

Week of September 2 Morgan County Fair (McConnelsville)* Belmont County Fair (St. Clairsville) Hardin County Fair (Kenton)* Albany Independent Fair (Athens Co) Wayne County Fair (Wooster)* Williams County Fair (Montpelier)*

Sept 3-8 Sept 4-9 Sept 4-9 Sept 5-9 Sept 8-13 Sept 8-15

Week of September 9 Guernsey County Fair (Old Washington)* Hocking County Fair (Logan) Wyandot County Fair (Upper Sandusky)* Bellville Independent Fair (Richland Co) Delaware County Fair (Delaware)*

Sept 10-16 Sept 10-15 Sept 11-17 Sept 12-15 Sept 15-22

Week of September 16 Ashland County Fair (Ashland)* Tuscarawas County Fair (Dover)*

Sept 16-22 Sept 17-23

Week of September 23 Brown County Fair (Georgetown) Sept 24-29 Barlow Independent Fair (Washington Co) Sept 28-Oct 1 Coshocton County Fair (Coshocton)* Sept 28-Oct 4 Week of October 1 Loudonville Independent Fair (Ashland Co)* Week of October 8 Fairfield County Fair (Lancaster)* 78

Oct 2-6 Oct 7-13

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4-H Youth Program Montgomery County During 2017, over 2,743 youth, ages 5-18 were involved with Montgomery County 4-H. Over 120 volunteer 4-H Leaders work with 450 youth in 20 community 4-H Clubs. Youth in school classrooms participated in 4-H Chick Quest this past Spring, learning about life sciences. 4-H After School Programs during the Spring and Summer taught youth skills in leadership and science. 4-H is active at Wright-Patterson AFB. In 4-H clubs, young people experience the essential elements of positive youth development: belonging, mastery, independence and generosity. 4-H members learn responsibility, practice team work and leadership, and have FUN! 4-H projects are not just for kids on the farm. Our Montgomery County 4-H members live in cities, suburbs, AND rural communities. Look for these community 4-H Club displays in the Coliseum and in the barn areas.

JOIN 4-H! Farm and animals NOT required. Call 937-224-9654.

Montgomery County Community 4-H Clubs: 4-Winds 4-H Club, Kettering American Country Pride, West Carrollton Aullwood Wild Wolves, Vandalia The BARN 4-H Club, Farmersville Blue Ribbon Livestock, Germantown Dog Whisperers’ 4-H Club, Dayton Happy Farmers, New Lebanon

Helping Hands 4-HClub, Kettering KNL 4-H,Germantown Los Cahbahyos, Brookville-Englewood Lucky Clovers, Riverside Miami Producers, Germantown-Miamisburg Montgomery-Preble 4-H Shooting Sports Oakwood SRO, Oakwood

Pet Pourri, Brookville Premium Gold 4-H, Germantown Science Rangers, Dayton Sunset Riders, Washington Twp Tom’s Run Livestock, Brookville WeLiket, Farmersville

JUNIOR FAIR DEPARTMENT

John Friedline, Fair Director- Chair

Betty Wingerter – Extension Educator, 4-H

2018 MONTGOMERY COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR BOARD 2018 OFFICERS: President: Kayla Ritter Vice President: Madison Simon Secretary: Mackenzie Hoog Treasurer: Taylor Thomas

BEEF & DAIRY CATTLE: Cole Breeding, Zach Chambers, Samantha Shell, and Madison Simon GOATS & SHEEP: Caleb Back, Josiah Kirchhofer, Dalton Mathews, Kayla Ritter, Taylor Thomas, and Sofia Valdespino SWINE: JC Fox, Emma Gehret, Cody Griffin, Mackenzie Hoog, Jordan Johnson, Ansley Kozarec and Samantha Shell RABBITS & POULTRY: Riley Allen, Taylor Atkinson, Faith Hall, Joey Griffin, Evie Keister-Miller, Elora Mobley, Wyatt Mobley, Madison Simon and Ana Valdespino HORSES: Elora Mobley, Wyatt Mobley, Isabel Valdespino and Sofia Valdespino EXHIBITS & COLISEUM: Cole Breeding, Emma Gehret, Cody Griffin, Joey Griffin, Faith Hall, Ana Valdespino and Isabel Valdespino ADVISORS: Betty Wingerter, 4-H Educator; Jackson Hile, Allison Lee, Christina Smith, Michelle Smith, Jimmy Trout and Ben Wright 80

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We Love The Montgomery County Fair”

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BECOME A PARTNER With any move of the magnitude it will not be successful without the help of generous donors. From the very beginning the success of the project has been dependent upon a portion of the budget to come from generous donors. Your tax-deductible donation will make a huge difference in the future success of the Montgomery County Fairgrounds.

We invite you to be a part of the next 165 years.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO Montgomery County Junior Fair Board The purpose of the Junior Fair Board is to plan, organize, manage, and direct the Montgomery County Junior Fair, with the assistance and under the supervision of the Montgomery County Senior Fair Board. Their goals are to promote youth activities at the Fair, to develop and demonstrate leadership and to provide fun and educational environment for the youth of our communities. 4-H/FFA members ages 14 and older by December 1 interested in appointments to the Junior Fair Board must complete and submit an application (due December 1) to the OSU Extension Office.

JUNIOR FAIR GENERAL RULES Montgomery County Jr. Fair competitive activities are open to 4-H members, Farm Bureau Youth, Girl Scouts & FFA from Montgomery County who are age 8 as of January 1, and in 3rd grade and not have passed their 19th birthday as of January 1, current year. Other eligibility requirements of their respective organizations may apply.

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Montgomery County Junior Fair Market Livestock exhibitors must reside in, or attend school in, Montgomery County.

Any student attending Montgomery County CTC whose legal school district is not in Montgomery County cannot exhibit their CTC School Project at the Montgomery County Fair. Petitions to cross county line will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

All Jr. Fair entries must be submitted to the OSU Extension Office by June 18 or through 4-H or FFA ADVISOR. Goats, Rabbits, Poultry entries are made by individual members.

Exhibits are to represent work completed during the past year as part of their organization’s activities. All projects and posters must be constructed in the year that the 4-H/FFA member is enrolled in that particular project and may not be used in any succeeding year. (Exception: insects and non-market animals). Violation of this rule will cause the project to be incomplete and ineligible for placing and premiums.

Like projects will not be allowed in more than one organization, i.e., participants cannot exhibit the same project in 4-H and FFA classes at the Montgomery County Fair.

It is a requirement that the 4-H/FFA member be present when their project is evaluated, as the judge will ask questions about the project. Evaluation serves as a learning tool. Members who cannot be present must indicate this in writing to the Extension Office prior to the first day of the fair.

Each 4-H Club member must attend 75% of their Club’s meetings to be judged with their 4-H animals/projects.

A minimum of 9 meetings or Club events are recommended. A Club may consider special field trips, workshops, workdays, fund-raising events, etc. as a meeting. Excused absence policy must be stated in the Club constitution and or by-laws. Discuss special situations with 4-H staff. College students meeting the age requirements for Junior Fair unable to be present for livestock judged at the Fair and who have attended at least 75% of their 4-H Club or FFA Chapter meetings for the project involved may have their animal shown by another Montgomery County Junior Fair Exhibitor.

Fair exhibit grades are given on a letter basis using A, B, C. Fair Bucks will be earned on a maximum of three (3) projects and/or animals per person Projects must be judged at County 4-H Judging, 4-H Dog Judging, 4-H Horse Show or at the Fair Shows in order to receive Fair Bucks. Cloverbud projects earn Fair Bucks valued at $5/child if displayed in 4-H Booth. Jr. Fair Exhibitors must pick up their Fair Bucks Saturday or Sunday before the Fair Opens.

Wristbands and Fair Bucks – Only members who are entered in the Junior Fair will receive a wristband and Fair Bucks.

If there are less than three Junior Fair exhibitors and/or five exhibits in a class, trophies and special awards will be given at the discretion of the Judge and Show Committee.

No Junior Fair exhibitor will be permitted to stay on the grounds overnight unless exhibiting livestock. Youths ages 8-13 must stay with a parent/legal guardian in the barn or camper. Youth ages 14 and older: Each 4-H Club or FFA Chapter must provide chaperones at ratio of 1 adult to 8 teens. Chaperones, age 25 & older, will be required to attend one orientation session. Teen permission forms for any overnight stay at the fair must be submitted no later than 12 noon on Sunday before the Fair opens. Youths will have one (1) hour after curfew is called in order to be in their designated sleeping area. NOTE: No overnight accommodations in the swine barn!

Jr. Fair Exhibitors must follow dress code. Read these details in Dress Code section.

Exhibiting your animals and projects at the fair is an opportunity to learn, meet new friends, and have fun. The fair is also an opportunity for you to teach the public – fair attendees – about agriculture in Montgomery County.

While every precaution will be taken to protect animals, exhibitors and general public from loss or injury, the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, OSU Extension and FFA staff and volunteers will not be responsible for loss or injury.

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Upon arrival at the Fairgrounds, all livestock exhibits are subject to health regulations of the Ohio Department of Agriculture as stated in this book and in the Revised Livestock Exhibition Rules http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/901-19.

ALL animals must be inspected by the Fair Veterinarian before the exhibitor can stall or pen their animals. Animals can arrive at the Fairgrounds no earlier than 8:00 am Sunday and no later than 9 pm, Sunday before the Fair.

Exceptions: Rabbits and poultry can arrive between 12 noon – 9:00 pm on Sunday, but will check in with Barn Superintendents prior to penning (see specific section rule).

Exhibitors are not permitted to take animal exhibits from Fairgrounds until 11:30pm-1am Saturday and after 8pm on Sunday, unless approved by Sr. Fair Directors. Early removal will be cause for forfeiture of premiums. Exceptions: See Swine Rules. NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens, and coops when their animals are removed.

All show times subject to change. Exhibitors assume full responsibility for meeting show and weighing schedule.

Barns, stalls, aisles, feed and supplies are to be kept neat, clean and orderly. Each exhibitor is responsible for own animal(s) and bedding until they are removed. Any animals, pen, or supplies not kept clean and orderly will receive a written warning to be signed by member and advisor. Exhibitor has four hours to clean up animal area. If a second notice is given, the animal will be removed from Fair and forfeit premiums and placing of all species exhibited.

Livestock must be shown by the MEMBER unless they have two animals in the same class. If this happens, the second animal can be shown by any active Montgomery County Jr. Fair Exhibitor. Other conflicts in show schedules should be brought to the Superintendents or Extension staff. College student exception applies.

All animals exhibited must have been a part of the member’s project and cared for by the individual member on and after specified possession dates. Ownership of an animal will be considered lost if after possession date of the current year, the animal has been CONSIGNED OR SOLD in any type of transaction, even if the member buys back his animal.

For all market animals with tag-ins (beef, sheep, swine, goats), each 4-H or FFA member can tag in a maximum of three (3) animals; sheep may tag in four market and/or homegrown market. If siblings have not tagged in the maximum of market animals, one additional animal can be tagged in and designated as a “family” animal that can be used by any eligible sibling. An eligible sibling is a Jr. Fair exhibitor who has already tagged in at least one market animal in the same species as the family animal. ‘Family’ animals entered in the Junior Fair must have a sibling name entered on the Junior Fair entry form.

Animals cannot be replaced after specified possession deadline. Selection of show sale animals must be made before animals go over the scale. Possession dates listed in each Department.

Only market animals may be sold in the Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Sale order will be by random assignment except for those animals judged as Grand and Reserve Champions which will sell in their species sales. All designated champion market animals must be sold at the Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Sale fee of $20.00 will be charged to any person withdrawing an animal from the sale once the sale order is printed. Option not to sell in Jr. Fair Sales must be made in writing to Superintendents no later than 30 minutes after the Market Show. Each animal pen will be charged a 4% sales fee. Certain species also have a mandatory check-off amount deducted. Sale checks are mailed after confirmation received that thank you notes have been sent.

If participant leaves show ring without permission from show authorities, they forfeit premiums and cannot sell.

Only animals which are to be exhibited in a graded class are to be brought to the Fair.

No professional grooming is permitted. (Assistance other than Montgomery County 4-H Advisors, immediate family, or 4-H members is not permitted.) Immediate family means: exhibitor’s parent, step-parent, foster parent, grandparent, step-grandparent, foster grandparent, brother, sister, step-brother, step-sister, half-brother, half-sister, son, daughter, step-son, stepdaughter, or guardian.

All animals must not have horns at the Fair, including feeder calves. Exception: certain breeds of breeding goats.

All animals must be broke to lead. Unruly animals will be sent home and do not show. Final determination will be made by Superintendents.

Animals must show to sell.

At Fair weigh-in and during the Fair, Junior Fair specie committees will check animals for injury or sickness and work with Fair Veterinarian to make recommendations regarding the show and sale. Final decision to send an ill or injured animal home is made by the Fair Veterinarian. Members are responsible for immediate removal of ill or injured animals.

Each Junior Fair exhibitor with a market or lactating animal and one parent must have completed the Montgomery County Quality Assurance (QA) Program to participate in the Montgomery County Junior Fair Livestock and Dairy Shows have tested out for their age group. Completion of the QA training must be completed 45 days before fair weigh-in.

Any injections or medication of any kind given to any animal on the Fairgrounds must be administered by the Fair Veterinarian.

Members must accompany their own animals to the scales on weigh-in day at the Fair unless prior arrangements have been made with the Superintendents.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO 20. All meat animal, meat poultry, meat rabbits, feeder calves, and milking cows and milking goats must turn in a completed Drug Use Notification Form (DUNF) for each animal or pen of meat poultry rabbits at the time of weigh-in at the fair. Said animals must also be past the prescribed withdrawal date for medications at fair weigh-in. Only the Fair Veterinarian can make exceptions on this withdrawal ruling.

20. Any Junior Fair Exhibitor pulling their animal from the competition once they have entered the show arena, or if an exhibitor who stood first or second in their class does not return for the championship class, the exhibitor will be disqualified from the show and will forfeit all premiums and awards won at the current year Fair. The exhibitor and all members of immediate family will be barred from competition at county fair for next 3 years.

21. Tampering and or misrepresentation as to breeding, age, ownership and any other irregularity in showing will be considered fraud and deception. Premiums, trophies, awards or sale money won will be withheld. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society reserves the right to disqualify any animal fitted in an unethical manner and disqualify the exhibitor and the exhibitor’s assistants who fitted the animal involved.

23. Unethical fitting shall include any cutting or tearing of the hide, cutting or tearing underneath the hide or removal of tissue in any attempt to alter the shape or appearance. It shall also include attempts to disrupt or change normal dental development, dyeing or coloring hair, adding artificial tailheads, switches, polls, hair and heels, as well as any attempt to change the conformation and degree of firmness by administration of fluids or air internally or externally in a liquid, solid or gaseous state. Transparent grooming materials only may be used. Water only may be used on hogs. The use of Clenbuterol and other unapproved drugs is prohibited. All exhibitors, their immediate family and any other parties involved in unethical fitting and showing of an animal will be barred from exhibiting or showing at the Montgomery County Fair and will forfeit all premiums, prize money and awards won in any Jr. and or open classes.

24. SHOULD FRAUD OR DECEPTION, AND PROOF, AS DETERMINED BY THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, BE DISCOVERED AFTER THE ANIMAL OR ANIMALS HAVE BEEN SHOWN AND PRIOR TO THE SALE, such animal(s) shall not be permitted to sell. The animals placing next in line at the show shall move up.

25. SHOULD VIOLATION BE DISCOVERED AFTER THE SALE, all sale money shall be returned to the buyer and the animal, carcass or carcass value shall be returned to the exhibitor. All placings in show will stand. NO animals will move up. Any carcass suspected of being tampered with or suspected of containing drugs will be detained until the investigation is complete.

26. IF THE CARCASS IS CONDEMNED at the packing plant for any reason, it shall be grounds for disqualification in the on-foot and carcass division of the show. Additionally, all premiums and sale money shall be forfeited and the loss of the animal be incurred by the exhibitor.

27. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society has the authority to hold the Grand and Reserve Champion and any project entry being tested in a secured building until released by O.D.A. The project entry owner must maintain feed, water and be responsible for delivery to the processing plant when released by the O.D.A. and Montgomery County Agricultural Society.

28. All rules, regulations and guidelines for Junior Fair Livestock, Poultry and Rabbit Departments are recommended to the Senior Fair Board’s Livestock Committee. Members of the Junior Fair Livestock Committee are all volunteers interested in youth development as it relates to our Junior Fair Livestock program. Constructive suggestions for improving our Junior Fair can be presented to this group. Voting privileges are extended to 4-H and FFA parents, advisors, Junior Fair Board members, Junior Fair Superintendents and Senior Fair Directors who have completed two of the three previous meetings.

29. In the event that a packer buyer is not acquired for a market animal species by the Jr. Fair Sale Committee, the member will be responsible to market their own animal and would receive only the premium bid for their eligible individual market project minus the current year’s sale commission fee. This premium bid is the amount the Jr. Fair Sale buyer bids as a premium to the member without the cost of the animal. This would happen only if an acceptable packer could not be acquired.

TESTING FOR DRUGS The Montgomery County Agricultural Society shall have the right to test any animal prescribed by the Society to determine if a substance has been administered to change the conformation or temperament of the animal.

JUNIOR FAIR RULE VIOLATIONS In the question of a rule violation the following due process will be used: exhibitor and/or parties involved will be questioned by Fair officials. If it is felt a violation has occurred, Fair officials will make recommendations to the designated committee of the Agricultural Society which is appointed to department in question. After committee hears allegations and or evidence, they will decide if the case should be brought before the full Board of Directors. In the decision of allegations being brought before the Board, all parties involved will be notified of a meeting date with all parties having the right to present their views and/or evidence. Upon hearing the case, the Fair Board will make the ruling. When satisfactory evidence has been obtained by the Montgomery County Fair Management that any of the livestock rules have been violated, the exhibitor and or exhibitors’ family may be barred from showing in any future Montgomery County Agricultural Fairs. The minimum number of years for barment is three (3) years before the right to review. In case any premium shall have been awarded to animals shown in violation of this rule, the Montgomery County Fair Management will request the exhibitor to refund all premiums, trophies, awards, ribbons, and sale money under such violation. Unless fraud and/or deception are involved, all championship placing stand.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO PROTEST AND APPEALS Protests must be made in writing, signed by party or parties making protest, and filed with the Executive Secretary and the Junior Species Superintendent no later than 4 hours from the end of the fair. This team will make recommendations to the Fair Board by noon the following day after protest is received. A protest fee of $100 is required. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society will retain fee if protest is not sustained. The Executive Secretary shall hear protests with the Superintendent of the department involved and if necessary other people will be involved as designated by the Executive Secretary. All protests will be considered at a time set by the Executive Secretary of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society Board and all parties will be notified.

IMPORTANT NOTICE The Ohio Department of Agriculture Revised LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION RULES are not printed in this Fair Book but are available at the Fairgrounds Offices to a Livestock Exhibitor or adult supervisors upon request, as time permits.

QUALITY ASSURANCE TRAINING TO EXHIBIT AND SELL LIVESTOCK. EXHIBITORS AND ONE PARENT GUARDIAN MUST COMPLETE THE ANNUAL MONTGOMERY COUNTY QUALITY ASSURANCE TRAINING conducted by OSU Extension. Junior exhibitors with meat and market animals, meat poultry, meat rabbits, feeder calves and milking cows and milking goats must participate in Quality Assurance training. QA trainings must be completed 45 days before Fair weigh-ins.

JUNIOR FAIR GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICES “Assuring Quality Care for Animals” relates to food safety and protection and are listed below. Animal owners are responsible to assure that proper management and welfare are at the core of animal care. The 10 Good Production Practices (GPP’s) are: 1. Use an appropriate veterinarian/client/patient relationship (VCPR) as the basis for medication decision making.

2. Establish and implement an efficient and effective health management plan.

3. Use antibiotics responsibly.

4. Properly store and administer animal health products.

5. Follow proper feed processing protocols.

6. Establish effective animal identification, medication records and withdrawal times.

7. Practice good environmental stewardship.

8. Maintain proper workplace safety.

9. Provide proper animal handling and care.

10. Utilize tools for continuous improvement.

DRESS CODE MONTGOMERY COUNTY 4-H/FFA LIVESTOCK SHOWS 1. Suitable attire for exhibiting and selling shall include the following: long or short sleeve shirts with collars of proper fit and size. Shirt may only have one button undone at the collar. (We will allow 4-H Club crew neck t-shirts.) Shirt must cover the midriff at all times when showing the animal. Exhibitor may wear 4-H, FFA or Farm Bureau clothing when exhibiting. No other lettering or logo on the apparel is permitted.

Long pants (full length) of the proper fit and size are permitted. No oversized pant, capri pants or shorts allowed. Shoes and boots that provide proper foot protection are required. No open toe shoes or sandals.

No hats are to be worn during exhibiting, except for horses. Conservative, well-coordinated colors and fabrics are preferred. The exhibitor’s overall appearance should be clean and neat, reflecting pride in self, animal and 4-H//FFA. 2. Poultry and Rabbit exhibitor are required to wear white long sleeved shirts or jackets to exhibit with the standard from rule 1. Area, APA, APBA, and breed patches are permitted.

3. Dairy exhibitors are required to wear white shirts and white pants to exhibit with the standard from rule 1.

For goat exhibitors, show whites are preferred for dairy goats; Fair attire for boer goats.

4. For dress code violation: You will not be permitted to show your animal you will forfeit premiums and the right to sell animal.

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO GENERAL SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST RULES 1. Competing animals are to be owned by participant and can be any animal that exhibitor is showing as a 4-H or FFA project animal in the current Junior Fair.

2. Junior, intermediate, and senior divisions, (may be divided or combined day of show based on # of entries): a. Junior - boys and girls - 8-11 years old as of Jan. 1, current year. b. Intermediate – boys and girls - 12-14 years old as of Jan. 1, current year. c.

Senior - boys and girls - 15-18 years old as of Jan. 1, current year.

3. Judges will consider these points: a. The general appearance of the animal, cleanliness, how fitted, behavior, etc. b. The general appearance of the exhibitor, to include proper clothing without commercial advertising. c.

The ability of the competitor to maneuver the animal as directed by the judge. d. The knowledge of the animal, show techniques and procedures as demonstrated by the exhibitor.

4. Junior, intermediate, senior division winners will compete for department showman. The winner in each livestock species will compete in their respective large or small animal overall showman of showmen contest.

5. Junior Fair exhibitor unable to participate in Showmanship must participate in the specie Skill-a-thon or be interviewed by the judge. Members not participating in one of these three events will not sell animals in the sale and will refund all Jr. Fair “Fair Bucks”.

6. Previous Overall Showman of Showmen Contest Winners are ineligible to enter the showmanship class of their winning species in the following years and are exempt from the interview requirement. He/she may enter showmanship in any other species. They can win showmanship in that species. However, they may not advance to overall Showman of Showman contest. The second-place winner of that species will be selected to participate in the Overall Showman of Showman Contest for the current Fair.

SHOWMAN OF SHOWMEN CONTEST Large Animal Award by Jackson Hile & Family Jr. Fair Superintendents: Vicki Smith, Chair; Rendy Broerman, Jackson Hile, Bob Hull and Kiaya Spitler Junior Fair Board: Caleb Black, Cole Breeding, Michelle Smith and Betty Wingerter PREVIOUS WINNERS: 2017—Caleb Black 2016 – Mariah Terrill

2015 – Kayla Ritter 2014 – Addy Potter

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2013 – Bailey Montoya 2012 – Michelle Smith

The winner of each Showmanship Contest in Beef, Dairy, Sheep, Swine, Horses, Meat Goats, and Dairy Goats will compete in the Showman of Showmen Contest. One alternate (Reserve) will be selected in each species. Each winner will attend a mandatory meeting to review contest rules and procedures immediately following the Thursday Beef Show or 8pm whichever is later.

2. If an individual wins representation in two or more species, that individual will represent each species won. Should the specie showman of showman be unable to participate due to illness, injury, or family concerns, then only the alternate (Reserve) is eligible to take their place. A representative choosing not to participate must notify this committee no later than one hour after the Thursday Beef Show.

3. Each participant competes by showing animals in all contest species. Working with judge, each participant will give a demonstration in their specie after that class judging. During class, judge will have youths switch animals and ask questions about the animals. The switch of animals is strongly suggested by the judge and contest committee.

4. The Junior Fair Superintendent of each participating department, working with this show committee, will select the animals to use in the Showman of Showmen Contest. Animals are to be of equal show-ability. Lots will be drawn by contestants to determine which animal they will show. If enough animals of equal show-ability are not available, the superintendents for that species will work with this committee to accommodate the situation, i.e. horses.

5. The Champion Showman of Showmen will be determined by their knowledge, ability to handle livestock, courtesy in the show ring, and use of accepted show ring practices and customs.

6. Dress code: See general dress code policy.

7. Each Judge will be given 15 minutes to judge their specie. The Scoring Staff will check the time and a five-minute warning will be announced. The only exception to this rule will be the horses; however, the judges will be asked to move through their class in a timely manner.

8. Order of the show will be as follows: Horse, Market Goat, Beef, Swine, (Break to announce Small Animal Showmen), Dairy, Dairy Goat, Sheep.

9. Placing 1-7 will be awarded with 1 point for 1st place 2 points for 2nd and so on. The lowest total score wins. Results during the contest will NOT be announced. After the contest, score sheets can be obtained by request for contest participants only.

10. In case of tie, winner is determined by highest number of 1st class placings in the Showman of Showman classes. If there is still a tie, then the highest number of 2nd class placings will be used, and so on until the tie is broken.

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Beef

Tyler Michael

Grant Helsinger

Kinsey Crowe

Dairy

Ryan Michael

Ryan Michael

Braden Keating

Horses

Emma Burton

Jennifer Zink

Lisa Seim

Sheep

Kayla Ritter

Bailey DeGroat

Chase Barkalow

Swine

Ryan Michael

Zane Kozarec

Katie Crowe

Dairy Goats

Taylor Thomas

Caleb Black

Kayla Ritter

Meat Goats

Caleb Black

Mariah Terrill

Chase Barkalow

Rabbits

William Taylor

M.D. Curtis

Mercedes Woodson

Poultry

Wesley Benjamin

M.D. Curtis

No Show

JUNIOR FAIR PREMIER EXHIBITORS & SKILL-A-THONS One exhibitor in each Junior Fair species (beef, dairy, goat, sheep, swine, rabbits, poultry, and horses) will be recognized as the Premier Exhibitor in their species. This honor and monetary award will be determined by points earned for placings in three events: skill-a-thon contest, showmanship, and show. Format and process will be the same as used with the Ohio State Fair Outstanding Exhibitor program.

Skill-a-thon Contests: Skill-a-thons for ALL SPECIES will be conducted on Saturday before the Fair from 10 am – 1 pm. Each species skill-a-thon will consist of five stations, with one station being scoring of your 4-H or FFA project record book, or similar record-keeping for your specie livestock project. To prepare for the skilla-thon stations, study the respective 4-H handbooks, resource books, and project books for each species.

Know the Good Production Practices (GPPs) and related Quality Assurance information. Members may participate in all species skill-at-hons even if they are not enrolled in a project in that species. In this situation, this member’s highest record book score will be carried into that non-enrolled project skill-a-thon. To earn the Premier Exhibitor, said exhibitor must have a completed project record skill-a-thon score for that respective specie.

Skill-a-thon and Premier Exhibitor Awards: Sponsored by Farm Credit Services of Mid-America and Montgomery County Farm Bureau

Cash prizes will be awarded for skill-a-thons in each species. Age divisions in each species are determined by 4-H/FFA enrollments in each species.

Fair premium checks will be issued as follows: 1st place - $20; 2nd place - $15; 3rd place - $10; Premier Exhibitor - $100.

2017 Premier Exhibitors: Beef: John Gilbert, KNL Dairy: Ryan Michael, We-Liket Goats: Caleb Black, Pet Pourri Horses: Noah Coleman, Miami Producers

Rabbits: Sophia DeVillez, We-Liket Poultry: Wesley Benjamin, Tom’s Run Livestock Sheep: Kayla Ritter, Los Cahbahyos Swine: Zane Kozarec, We-Liket 87

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JUNIOR FAIR KING AND QUEEN CONTEST Saturday 5:00 pm—Crowning of the 2019 King & Queen – Entertainment Tent Sponsors: Schenck Furniture, Germantown Open to all active 4-H, FFA and Farm Bureau Youth clubs and chapters. Details and entry forms mailed to youth group advisors by mid-May. Entries due June 18.

2018 Queen: Evie Keister-Miller 2018 King: Zach Chambers 2018 Court: Taylor Thomas & Josiah Kirchhofer 2017 Queen: Kayla Ritter 2017 King: Cole Breeding 2017 Court: Mercedes Woodson & Cody Griffin 2016 Queen: Michelle Smith 2016 King: Jimmy Trout 2015 Queen: Miranda Russell 2015 King: Jarett Ritter 2014 Queen: Sarah Landis 2014 King: Eric Chambers

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO THURSDAY JUNIOR FAIR LIVESTOCK SALES

Grand Champion then Reserve Grand Champions sell first in each species 5:00 pm

Market Rabbits & Poultry – Small Animal Area Sale Order: Meat Rabbits, Market Turkeys and Meat Chickens

FRIDAY JUNIOR FAIR LIVESTOCK SALES

Grand Champion then Reserve Grand Champions sell first in each species 4:00 pm 5:30 pm

Swine – Swine Arena Dairy, Market Lambs, Market Goats, Feeder Calves and Steers

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Minimum sale weights: Steers 900 lb.; Feeder Calves 350-850 lb.; Hogs 220-280 lb.; Lambs 95 lb.; Goats 55 lb.

Exhibitors must care for market animals until removed and help load animals.

Animals remain the responsibility of the Junior Fair seller until the carcass is approved at the processing plant.

Exhibitors and their families are to provide and be responsible for appropriate security for their market animal projects, including their Champion and Reserve Champion projects, until hauled for harvest.

Sale expenses deducted from Jr. Fair Sale animals will be at 4%. In addition to any regular county fair sale expense for swine, steers & lambs, there will be a check-off deduction for the respective state or national commodity boards for promotion, consumer education and research of the species.

Meat pens of poultry and rabbits and market turkeys may be charged an additional sale fee, not to exceed $2 per pen or turkey, to cover hauling expenses to process or for buyers wanting processed animals.

ALL Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Hogs, Lambs, Market Goats, Steers, Meat Rabbits, Meat Chickens and Market Turkeys will be sold. All Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Hogs, Lambs, Goats, and Steers will be harvested at either an ODA or USDA licensed plant in a timely manner. The Junior Fair Livestock Committee and Montgomery County Agricultural Society will provide a basic chain of evidence from the auction to the harvesting plant. Exhibitors and their families shall provide and be responsible for appropriate security for Grand Champion and Reserve Champion animals until harvested ALL Grand and Reserve Grand Champion animals will be harvested.

Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion buyers will receive recognition banners.

If non-champion animal is not selling, exhibitors must notify the Superintendent by 30 minutes after the end of the Show. Penalty of $20.00 will be charged to any exhibitor withdrawing an animal after sale bill printed.

Sale order for all other sales will be determined by random drawing at registration.

NOTE: Sale checks will not be issued until the Jr. Fair seller gets a ‘thank you’ note with address and postage for each buyer to the OSU Extension Office. Buyer addresses available at the Clerk’s Tent, Extension Office and Co- Treasurers, Linda Rowley & Annette Stiver.

Appropriate dress is expected in the Sale Ring. See Dress Code section. Advertising on shirts is allowed in sale.

THANK YOU TO OUR MONTGOMERY COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR LIVESTOCK SALE BUYERS! SPECIAL THANKS to our auctioneers who volunteered their time last John DeGroat John Kramer Keith Sheridan Lucky Montoya Wade Flory Mike Dare John Muncy Matt Nixon 89

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO JUNIOR FAIR BEEF CATTLE – WEIGH-IN SUN 8 - 9 PM

Director: Calvin Helsinger Jr. Fair Superintendents: David O’Diam, Jim Roell and Stuart Yancik Jr Fair Board: Cole Breeding, Zach Chambers, Samantha Shell, and Madison Simon Thursday 3:00 pm Thursday 4:00 pm Thursday 6:00 pm

Junior Fair Beef Showmanship Open Feeder Calf Show, followed by Open Beef Show Junior Fair Feeder Beef Breeding, then Steer Show

NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens and coops when their animals are removed.

Grooming Chutes are not permitted until after 10:00 pm Wednesday night: Chutes must be out of the barn by 10 am Friday. Generators are not permitted inside the tent. All beef animals MUST be on mulch. All beef animals MUST have neck ropes in the barns and at tie-outs. One fan (with properly grounded plug) per animal permitted.

Feeder Calves: Feeder calves must be tagged in at ‘Tag-In’ day, first Saturday in May. Calves must be weaned and castrated. Calves must be dehorned, and healed before coming to the fair. Exhibitors must obtain ownership by May 1st. Calves must weigh between 350 and 850 pounds to be sold in the sale. Beef exhibitors may sell 2 steers AND 2 feeder calves (beef or dairy) through the livestock sale. DUNF forms must be turned in at Fair weigh-in.

Montgomery County Born and Bred Class: To be eligible for this steer or female class the 4-H or FFA member must own and be in possession of the project mother prior to time of conception OR have purchased their calf, steer or female from a Montgomery County breeder who has bred and born that calf. Members must notify beef superintendent by May 1 to allow for on the farm inspection and to check qualifications of the animal at time of registration. All other beef breeding animals must be in possession of members by May 1.

BEEF BREEDING CLASSES: Registration papers of animals in beef breeding classes need to be shown to Beef Superintendent on Sunday during steer weigh-in. Animals to be shown by breeds in the following classes: Limit 2 entries per class; no bulls.

(A) Angus (B)Hereford (C) Simmental (D)Shorthorn (E) Any Other Breeds (AOB) and Crossbred Note: Shorthorn Plus and Simm Solutions will show in AOB, Class E Premiums: Maximum of 15 “Fair bucks” per exhibitor.

Show order: 111 Junior Calf Born April 1 to June 30, 2018 112 Intermediate Calf Born January 1 to March 31, 2018 113 Senior Calf Born September 1 to December 31, 2017 114 Summer Yearling Born May 1 to August 31, 2017 115 Junior Yearling Born January 1 to April 30, 2017 116 Senior Yearling Born September 1 to December 31, 2016 122 Cow Born before September 1, 2016 Champion Female Over All Females Bred and Owned Female JUNIOR FAIR STEER CLASSES 123 Beef Feeder Calf - Born after January 1, 2018 must be castrated and in possession by May 1.

No more than 2 entries per exhibitor. Calves may be sold in the Jr. Fair sales or may be pulled from sale no later than 30 minutes after the feeder calf show. Must be tagged first Saturday in May. 124 Steers - Classes will be determined after weigh-in.

125 Dairy Feeder - Born after January 1, 2018 must be castrated and in member’s possession by May 1.

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All Steers must be on feed, in exhibitor’s possession by December 1, 2017. All steers must be born after January 1, 2017 and must be weighed, nose printed, and fully castrated by designated tag weighin date.

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First (1st) year beef exhibitors in 4-H or FFA may tag in three (3) Steers, then show and sell two (2) steers at the Fair. Third (3rd) year and beyond beef exhibitors may tag three (3), show three (3), and sell three (3) steers.

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Steers must weigh at least 900 pounds as of weigh-in time at the County Fair in order to sell in the Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Calves weighing less than 900 pounds will be shown in an underweight class and be ineligible for championship classes.

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In the interest of safety, any steer that cannot be led at any time during the Fair may be sent home.

Decisions to be made by Beef Superintendents and a member of the Extension Staff.

10. 2019 Junior Fair Steer Registrations will be due December 14, 2018. Weigh-in, ear tagging and nose printing will be at Bussard’s on Saturday, December 15, 2018 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. For details, contact the Extension Office or Superintendents. Steers must be in possession of youth exhibitors on the December day of tagging.

Beef Award Sponsors Champion Born & Bred Steer by Larry Gassaway Family Reserve Born & Bred Steer by Green Oak Farms Rate of Gain Steer by Montgomery County Cattlemen Jr Beef Showmanship by Shaun, Abby & Brandon Yancik Int Beef Showmanship by Wampler Law Offices Sr Beef Showmanship by Calvin Helsinger Family Beef Showman of Showman by Montgomery County Cattlemen Class Winner by Ro-Lin Farms Class Winner by Stuart Yancik Class Winner by Tom Thomas Family Class Winner by Rita DeGroat & Family Class Winner In Memory of Frank “Pete” Geer Class Winner by Gary & Kathy Tilton Family

Champion Angus by JBS Show Cattle Champion Hereford by Helsinger Polled Herefords Champion AOB/Crossbred by Outback Paintball Field Champion Shorthorn by Stuart Yancik Champion Overall Female by Montgomery County Cattlemen Reserve Champion Overall Female by Jim Davis Family Champion Born & Bred Female In Memory of Phyllis Foreman Reserve Born & Bred Female by Jayne Lucas Family Champion Beef Feeder by Blue Ribbon 4-H Club Reserve Champion Beef Feeder by Linda Suttman Champion Dairy Feeder by John Friedline Champion Steer by In Memory of John O’Diam. Sr. Reserve Champion Steer by Montgomery County Cattlemen

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JUNIOR FAIR DAIRY

Director: John Friedline Jr Fair Superintendents: Janet Hawvermale Jr Fair Board: Cole Breeding, Zach Chambers, Samantha Shell, and Madison Simon Thursday 10 am Sunday 1pm

Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Jr Fair Dairy Show Showmanship Ages 8-13 and 14-18, then PeeWee Showmanship Open Dairy Show

NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens and coops when their animals are removed.

Dairy animals will be shown by Breed:

(A) Ayrshire (B) Brown Swiss

(C) Guernsey (D) Holstein

(E) Jersey (F) Dexter

PREMIUMS: Maximum of 15 ‘Fair bucks’ per exhibitor.

1. All animals must be owned by the member, member’s parents, or in partnership with parents or by 4-H lease agreement by May 1st.

2. Members may enter and show not more than two animals in each class. No bulls.

3. All animals must be 100% dairy animals.

4. All livestock are to have first clipping and cleaning BEFORE the fair.

5. The last showmanship class will be for “Pee-Wees” ages 4-8 year olds.

6. Animal must show in 4-H and open class under same exhibitor’s name Show order will follow Open Class categories: 124 Dairy Steers will show in Steer Show.

125 Dairy Feeder Calves will show with Beef Show.

126 Junior Heifer Calf (born after March 1, 2018 and over 4 months) 127 Intermediate Heifer Calf (born December 1, 2017 to February 28, 2018) 128 Senior Heifer Calf (born September 1, 2017 to November 30, 2017) 129 Summer Yearling Heifer (born June 1, 2017 to August 31, 2017) 130 Junior Yearling Heifer (born March 1, 2016 to May 31, 2017) 131 Intermediate Yearling Heifer (born December 1, 2016 to February 28, 2017) 132 Senior Yearling Heifer (born September 1, 2016 to November 30, 2016) 133 Cow 2 years and under 3 (born September 1, 2015 to August 31, 2016) 134 Cow 3 years and older (born before September 1, 2015) Senior Champion Female - Junior Champion Female - Grand Champion Female

Dairy Award Sponsors Supreme Champion by Harms Farms Champion Holstein by D.R. Coffman Family Champion Guernsey by Dale Hawvermale Family Champion Ayrshire by Hawvermale Family Champion Brown Swiss by Dale Hawvermale Family Champion Jersey by Hawver-Crest Champion Dexter by Gary and Dianne Black Pee Wee Showmanship by Dairy Farmers of America Jr Dairy Showmanship by Tom’s Maze Sr Dairy Showmanship by Stuart Yancik Dairy Showman of Showmen by Paul Grusenmeyer Family Jr Best Fitted by Hawver-Crest Sr Best Fitted by Hawver-Crest 92

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JUNIOR FAIR SHEEP – WEIGH-IN SUN 7 - 9 PM

Director: Mark Jimision Superintendents: Russ Banks, Mark Jimison and Christina Smith Jr Fair Board: Caleb Back, Josiah Kirchhofer, Dalton Mathews, Kayla Ritter, Taylor Thomas, and Sofia Valdespino Monday 4:00 pm Monday 5:00 pm Monday 7:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am

Junior Fair Showmanship Lead Class, Decorator Class, Pee Wee Showmanship Junior Sheep Breeding & Market Lambs Open Class Sheep Show

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Market lambs must be castrated by May tagging date. Any market lamb that arrives at the Fair not fully castrated will not show and will not sell. Fair Veterinarian and superintendents will have final authority.

Lambs must be shorn by weigh-in and slick-shorn to show in market classes.

The altering of the natural color of a lamb above the legs shall be considered fraud and deception.

All market lambs must weigh at least 95 pounds to be eligible to sell in the Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Suggested weights are 100-150 Ibs. Junior Fair Market Lambs will be tagged the 1st Saturday in May. All ewe lambs must have scrapies tag prior to getting Jr. Fair tag at first Saturday in May. No muzzles will be used.

Members must have animals in possession by May 1.

A maximum of two (2) entries per class.

Breeding classes shown by breeds: (A) Suffolk (B) Shropshire (C) Southdown (D) Hampshire (E) Dorset (F) Corriedale (G) All Other Breeds (H) Crossbred PREMIUMS: Maximum of 15 ‘Fair bucks’ per exhibitor.

194 Ewe Lamb – Age under one year 195 Yearling Ewe – Age one year and under two years 196 Aged Ewe - Age over two years 198 Market Class Classes to be determined after weigh-in, shown by weight.

Homegrown Market Lambs classes will be shown as part of breeding show.

Showmanship Classes: Juniors 8-11 year olds; Intermediates 12-14 year olds; Seniors 15-18 year olds. Senior Class will be first Showmanship Class. Showmanship entry can be Junior Fair breeding project or one of the two Market Lambs in the Junior Fair Show.

Homegrown Market Class: Sheep Committee must know of member’s intent to be in class by designated date May 1.

Animals for the class will be tagged before weaned if possible. Two entries per member but member can tag up to three (these can be the 2 Junior Fair entries). Ewe can be owned by family and or exhibitor. 1st and 2nd place in each market class will return to be in final drive for Champion market lamb.

Sheep Award Sponsors

Reserve Sheep Showman of Showman

by Banks and Denardo Families Champion Homegrown by Mullins Family Reserve Champion Homegrown by Wampler Suffolks Class Winner by Lori & Russ Banks Class Winner by Kim & Jim Hoffman Class Winner by Dianne & Chris Craft Class Winner by Roell Family Class Winner by Terrill Spring Farms

Grand Champion Market Lamb by Kris & John Yancik Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb

by Mark & Mary Beth Jimison Champion Ewe Over All Breeds

by Tim Woxman Memorial, Happy Farmers 4-H Club Reserve Champion Ewe Over All Breeds by Glen Avon Farm Junior Sheep Showmanship by Allison Jane Photography Int. Sheep Showmanship by Sarah & Chris Helsinger Senior Sheep Showmanship by Mary & Bill Shank Sheep Showman of Showman by Harold Judy Memorial, KNL 4-H Club and Ritter Plumbing

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JUNIOR FAIR SWINE – WEIGH-IN SUN 6 - 9 PM

Director: Tom Hoffman and Bob Hull Superintendents: Tom Hoffman, Bob Hull, Sr., Doug Puderbaugh and Nick Wright Jr Fair Board: JC Fox, Emma Gehret, Cody Griffin, Mackenzie Hoog, Jordan Johnson, Ansley Kozarec and Samantha Shell Monday 9:00 am Tuesday 1:00 pm Wednesday 6:00 pm Wednesday 10:30pm-1:00am

Junior Fair Swine Showmanship, then Pee-Wee Showmanship then Showman of Showman Open Swine Show Junior Market Gilt & Market Barrow Show; Supreme Overall Champion Drive All barrows and gilts not going through the sale are released

NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens and coops when their animals are removed.

Exhibitors may withdraw Junior Fair Market Hogs and Gilts from the sale. You will be asked for this decision at weigh-in scale. Buyers may take animals home. All Grand and Reserve Champions must sell.

Showmanship classes will be: Junior (8-11 year olds), Intermediate (12-14 yr. olds) and Senior (15-18 yr. olds).

PREMIUMS: Maximum of 15 ‘Fair Bucks’ per exhibitor.

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Market barrows must be castrated by May 1. Members can sell 2 hogs through the Junior Fair Sale. All other hogs may be sold to market or taken home. Notify superintendents of this decision at weigh-in.

Members must have animals registered with left-side, right-side, and head-on photos by May 4. Three (3) barrows and three (3) gilts may be identified, but a maximum of two barrows and two gilts can be entered in Junior Fair Show. The Showmanship entry must be one of those four shown in Junior Fair. Once the hog entry for showmanship is determined, that same animal will be used through all hog showmanship classes for the one designated exhibitor.

Any market barrow that arrives at the Fair not fully castrated will not be shown and will not go through the livestock sale. Fair Veterinarian and superintendents will have final ruling authority.

SHAVINGS ONLY will be permitted for bedding hogs. Members with pens not cleaned after one warning will forfeit their Fair winnings and Fair Bucks.

THE GRAND AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HOG MUST BE IN THE 220-280 WEIGHT. Any hog weighing between 200-220 pounds will sell in the light weight group and any hog weighing over 280 pounds will sell in the heavy weight group.

Hogs weighing under 200 lbs. must be taken home Sunday night after weigh-in AND do not show or sell.

There will be no Junior Fair breeding class at the Fair. Make Open Class entry for breeding gilts.

Hogs may only be shaved on tail and ears. All other clippings must have at least ½ inch of hair.

Water only may be used in grooming.

Show boxes and similar storage containers will be stored over the top of 6 ft. x 6 ft. pens only.

Swine Award Sponsors Supreme Champion Overall by Reserve Supreme Champion Overall by Grand Champion Gilt by Bob Hull Family Reserve Grand Champion Gilt by Tom Hoffman Family Grand Champion Barrow by Don Michael Memorial, We Like It 4-H Club Res. Grand Champion Barrow by Gebhart & Brunk Show Pigs Division 1 Champion Gilt by Lonnie and Dewana O’Diam Division 2 Champion Gilt by Ron and Sheila Geer Division 3 Champion Gilt by Frank Geer and John Belmore

Division 1 Champion Barrow by Andrew, Stacy, Asa and Sydney O’Diam Division 2 Champion Barrow by Gary & Kathy Tilton Division 3 Champion Barrow by Grace, Garret & Faith Tilton Jr Showmanship by Stebbins Farms Int. Showmanship by David, Kelly, Graham and Adriene O’Diam Senior Showmanship by Daron, Kaizli and Kooper Tilton Showman of Showman by In Memory of Frank “Pete” Geer Res. Showman of Showman by We-Liket 4-H & In Memory of Les Schilling

Market Hog Class Winner Trophies by: Ryan Brunk, Attorney at Law Clint-High Farms John Friedline Crop Insurance Frank Geer Jr & John Belmore Ron and Sheila Geer

Mike, Amanda, Mike and Mya Gibson Katy Homan Jam-BOER-EGoats Nathan & Rachel Leis Zach O’Diam

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JUNIOR FAIR GOATS – WEIGH-IN SUN 7-9 PM

Director: Tim Terrill Superintendents: Dianne Black, Tim Terrill, Bruce Rowley, Tim Terrill, Jr Committee: Gary Black, Rendy Broerman, Peggy Osswald and Linda Rowley Jr. Fair Board: Caleb Back, Josiah Kirchhofer, Dalton Mathews, Kayla Ritter, Taylor Thomas, and Sofia Valdespino Tuesday 4:00 pm Wednesday 1:00 pm

Meat Goat Showmanship, Dairy Market, Meat Market Classes, Meat Breeding Dairy Breeding Doe and Exotic Doe Showmanship followed by Pee-Wee Showmanship, Dairy Breeding Does; Exotic Breeding Does; Performance Goat Classes

NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens and coops when their animals are removed.

PREMIUMS: Maximum of 15 ‘Fair bucks’ per exhibitor.

Note for Market Goats: ALL market goats will be wethers. No does will be shown in market classes.

All goats brought to the MAY tag-in must be identified either by a scrapies tag, registry ID, or implant from the point of origin according to Ohio Code State Specific Regulations Scrapie-- 901:1-13 Purpose-to enable trace back of animals that test positive for scrapie or another program disease to their flock or herd of origin, and trace out of exposed animals from infected and source flocks. The Ohio State Veterinarian has final authority.

All wethers must have the Montgomery County ID Tag in the ear. Failure to have both tags will result in animal being sent home. Superintendents and Director have the final say.

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No bucks are permitted on the Fairgrounds.

All animals must be owned by the member, member’s parents, or in partnership with his/her parents by May 1.

Market goats must be identified and fully castrated and dehorned by the county tagging date or will not show and will not sell. Fair veterinarian and superintendents will have the final authority.

It is the responsibility of the club advisor and member to turn in entry forms according to county guidelines and verify that it is correct. **Error and missing exhibitor information will result in animals not being shown.

All goats must be dehorned with the exception of ‘meat breeding’ goats. For market goats, if re-growth occurs, it must be able to be readily determined that animal was dehorned and an attempt was made to keep animal hornsfree. A maximum of 2 inch of re-growth will be allowed and scurs must be dulled or rounded to eliminate sharp edges or points.

Goat Showmanship 1. Senior Division (ages 15 – 18); Intermediate Division (ages 12 – 14); Junior Division (ages 8 – 11). Dairy Goat showmanship is on Wednesday. Boer Goat showmanship is on Tuesday. All ages are as of January 1 of current year. Exhibitors will show by age divisions. Classes are divided by the Junior Fair Board and Superintendents with run-offs for each age division listed above.

2. Exhibitors must show project owned by exhibitor in showmanship class.

3. Show in appropriate class for your animal: meat goats, dairy meat, meat breeding are Meat Goat Showmanship; dairy does and exotic does are Dairy Goat Showmanship. Youth may enter both showmanship contests with appropriate projects. Dairy goat showmanship on Wednesday with appropriate project. Meat goat showmanship on Tuesday with appropriate project. Each winner advances to the Showman of Showmen Contest on Friday.

4. Show whites preferred for dairy breeds. Boer breeding and market goat exhibitors should follow Jr. Fair dress code requirements.

5. Exhibitor should do most if not all of the grooming of showmanship animal.

Dairy Doe Show – Wednesday 1:00 pm 1. No bucks or wethers.

2. Breeds: Dairy Doe Show includes: Alpine, Lamancha, Nubian, Saanen, Toggenburg, Oberhalsi, Nigerian Dwarf & Recorded Grade.

3. No more than two entries per age division.

4. Grand and Reserve champion of each breed will be selected from the first and second place animals of each age division. Best Dairy doe of show is selected from these grand champions and will receive a blanket. Only breeds with three or more will receive a trophy for champion.

5. If doe is shown in market class, it may not be enter in these classes.

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Class as listed in the Fair Book Jr. Doe - born March 1 to date of show Sr. Doe - born Jan – Feb. 2018 Yearling (never freshened) born 2017 Milking Yearling – in milk 1 year

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Class as listed in the Fair Book Age 2-4 years in milk Age 4 and older in milk Sr. Doe (never freshened)

Exotic Breed Show 1. Exotic Doe Show includes Pygmy, Angora & other misc.

2. These goats may be shown with horns.

3. Exotic breed division classes will be determined by superintendents after number of animals is final.

4. Exotic breed wethers are permitted to show. Must comply with health and castration requirements and cannot show in the market show if in this breed show.

5. No more than two entries per age division.

Performance Goats - Harness Class 1. Beginning Harness - goat with head lead.

2. Intermediate Cart Goat - goat with body harness and exhibitor walks with cart.

3. Advanced Cart Goat - goat with cart and exhibitor riding in cart.

Pack Goat Class – Requirements can be obtained from superintendents.

Market Show – Tuesday 4:00pm 1. All market dairy and meat animals must weigh at least 55 pounds and be under 1 year old at weigh-in. Animals may be subject to mouth/teeth check by Fair vet or judge. Underweight animals can be shown but will receive a B grade ribbon and are not eligible for any awards. Underweight animals will not go through the livestock sale and will not be sold with the goat projects to the markets (member will have to make their own arrangements to remove any underweight animals at release time of the fair.)

2. Members may have three boer market animals and three dairy market identified at tagging. These animals must be castrated and dehorned by tagging. Member can bring not more than 2 market goats and 2 dairy market animals to fair and sale.

3. The market goat must be a castrated buck. NO DOES will be shown in market classes.

4. Dairy Market Class shall consist of Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Obershasli, Saanans, Toggenburg or a cross thereof.

5. Meat Class shall consist of any animal that has any percentage of a breed not mentioned in dairy breeds.

6. Any animal producing a product going into the food chain can be subject to drug testing as requested by the judge and or show committee the day of show. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to insure that all medications are used within label guidelines. Any animal tested is at the owners’ expense.

7. Awards given for Grand and Reserve Champion Lightweight, Middle weight and Heavy weight classes for both Dairy and Boer. Light weight is 55-70 pounds; Middle weight is 71-90 pounds; Heavy weight is 91 and above pounds. These classes will compete for overall Grand and Reserve Champion of the Dairy and Boer.

8. The Grand and Reserve from both the Dairy Market and Meat Market show will be sold as the first four wethers sold in the goat sale, followed by all other goats by random draw Meat Breeding Does – Tuesday 1. No bucks or wethers.

2. Meat Doe Show includes: Boer, Kiko, Spanish Meat, Tennessee Fainting, and other meat breeds.

3. Meat breeds show after the Market Show. Breeding Classes – base date is day of show.

4. Horns are permitted according to national breed standards.

5. No more than two entries per age division.

6. Grand and Reserve champion of each breed will be selected from the first and second place animals of each age division. Best Meat Doe of Show is selected from these grand champions and will receive a blanket. Only breeds with three or more will receive a trophy for champion.

Meat Breeding Classes: Class # 1 2 3 4 5

Classes for Jr. Doe born in Current year 0 to 3 months 3 to 6 months 6 to 9 months 9 to 12 months 12 to 18 months

Class# 6 7 8

Classes for Sr. Does freshened once or over Two & Dry Yearlings Under 2 years 2 to 4 years 4 years and older

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO Goat Exhibitor Scholarship The Montgomery County 4-H/FFA Goat $1,000 scholarship was established in 2009 by long-time supporters of the Montgomery County Fair. The intent of this scholarship is to recognize outstanding current and or former 4-H/FFA members who have excelled in and because of 4-H/FFA goat projects. The applicant may study any field at any accredited college or university. Applicants must be a current Ohio 4-H/FFA member and a senior in high school, or a current or former Ohio 4-H/FFA member and an undergraduate student 21 years or younger. The applicant must be enrolled at an accredited college or university for the Fall term. The applicant must have exhibited their goats at the Montgomery County Fair at least three years. One scholarship winner will be selected each year. Once awarded, winners may not re-apply. Deadline to apply is April 15.

Goat Show Awards Champion Market Dairy – Wade Flory, Auctioneer Reserve Market Dairy – Terill Springs Farm Champion Market Meat – Wade Flory, Auctioneer Reserve Market Meat – Terrill Springs Farm Pee Wee Showmanship – John Friedline, Past Fair President Pee Wee Showmanship Market – Goat Superintendents Jr. Goat Showmanship – Dairy by Kim & Jim Hoffman Jr. Goat Showmanship – Meat by Elaine Monnig Int. Goat Showmanship – Dairy by Rowley Family Farms Int. Goat Showmanship – Meat by Rowley Family Farms Sr. Goat Showmanship – Dairy by Black Farms Sr. Goat Showmanship – Meat by McDonald Family Meat Goat Showman of Showman – Osswald Family Cousins: Jamie Simon, Jake Osswald, Jesse Osswald, Heather Barr, Sam Via, Megan Huges, Kylie, Shannon McCoy, Melissa McCarthy Dairy Goat Showman of Showman by Pet Pourri 4-H Club: Mike & Nichole Thomas Family Reserve Meat Goat Showman – Belt “ Live Like Levi” by his Grandparents Reserve Dairy Goat Showman – Belt “ Live Like Levi” by his Grandparents Light Weight Market by Black Farm Medium Weight Market by Scott Osswald Family Heavy Weight Market by Tim & Kyna Via Light Weight Dairy by Jim Osswald Family Medium Weight Dairy by Terrill Springs Farm Heavy Weight Dairy by Duke Black and Chris Craft Alpine Champion by Bob Gardner Family Lamancha Champion by Black Farms Nubian Champion by Terill Springs Farm Boer Breeding Champion by Mark Harting Family Champion Cart Class by Dennis Hodson, DVM Doe – Best of Show – Dairy, Exotic & Meat Shows Awards sponsored by Dianne Black

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JUNIOR FAIR RABBITS & POULTRY – WEIGH-IN SUN 4 - 9 PM Directors: Lou Potter Superintendents: Jackson Hile, Jeffrey Lewis, Katrine Mobley and Kiaya Spitler Jr Fair Board: Riley Allen, Taylor Atkinson, Faith Hall, Joey Griffn, Evie Keister-Miller, Elora Mobley, Wyatt Mobley, Madison Simon and Ana Valdespino

MONDAY 2:00pm 3:00pm

Jr. Fair Market Pens Jr. Fair Rabbit Showmanship

TUESDAY 1:00pm 3:30pm 5:00pm

Jr. Fair Market Turkey then Market Chicken Judging in coops - Small Animal Barn Jr. Fair Championships for Market Chickens & Turkeys - Small Animal Barn Jr. Fair Poultry Showmanship

WEDNESDAY 11:00am 2:00pm

Jr. Fair Poultry Breeding Fancy Poultry and Waterfowl judged in coops Jr. Fair Poultry Championships

THURSDAY 9:00am 12:00 noon 4:00pm 5:00pm

Jr. Fair Rabbit Breed Judging Jr. Fair Rabbit & Poultry Showman of Showman Buyer Registration for Rabbit & Poultry Sale Jr. Fair Rabbit & Poultry Sale Order: Meat Rabbits, Market Turkeys, Market Chickens

NEW: Exhibitors MUST clean stalls, pens and coops when their animals are removed.

PREMIUMS: Maximum of 15 ‘Fair bucks’ per Jr. Fair exhibitor.

ALL animals must be checked-in and checked-out by a small animal superintendent!

All market animal exhibits must be accompanied by a Drug Use Notification Form; ALL poultry, except waterfowl, show NPIP papers (hatchery papers), home hatched and raised turkeys show Blood Test Papers BEFORE weigh-in. Failure to produce these forms for each animal will prohibit the animals from being shown or sold at this Fair.

RABBITS Breeding Rabbits - 2 entries per class, per breed, except for Doe-and-Litter & Meat Pen. All rabbit ages are as of show day: Jr. Doe (3 up to 6 Months) Int. Doe (6-8 Months) 6 Class ONLY Sr. Doe (Over 8 Months)

Jr. Buck (3 up to 6 Months) Int. Buck (6-8 Months) 6 Class ONLY Sr. Buck (Over 8 Months)

Meat Pen: One entry per class per exhibitor. Meat Pens (3 rabbits 6-10 weeks old, weighing 4 to 6 Ibs. each).

Rabbit ages are as of show day.

POULTRY Poultry will be cooped by division and gender, not by club LARGE FOWL - Any Variety Standard Breed Chickens. Single birds – two entries per class per division.

CLASSES: Cock; Hen; Cockerel; Pullet.

DIVISIONS: American; Asiatic; English; Continental; Mediterranean; All Other Standard Breeds (AOSB).

GUINEAS will be shown AOSB BANTAMS - Single birds – two entries per class per division.

CLASSES: Cock; Hen; Cockerel; Pullet.

DIVISIONS: English Game Class; Single Comb Clean Leg (SCCL); Rose Comb Clean Leg (RCCL); Feather Legged; Any Other Comb Clean Leg (AOCCL).

WATERFOWL - Any Variety Standard Breed Waterfowl. Single birds – two entries per class.

Heavy Drake Medium Drake Light Drake Bantam Drake Heavy Duck Medium Duck Light Duck Bantam Duck

Goose Gander

BREEDING TURKEYS Two entries per class: Tom – 1 year and older Tom – Less than 1 year Hen – 1 year and older Hen – Less than 1 year Quail can be entered in Junior Show, but are not considered for Champion Fowl 98

2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO MARKET CHICKENS AND MARKET TURKEYS Market Chickens - 1 Pen of 3 Cockerels per exhibitor each bird cannot exceed 7 pounds for Championship class.

Ideal age 6-7 weeks. Minimum weight is 3.5 lbs. per bird.

Market Tom Turkeys - 1 entry per exhibitor Ideal age 18 – 20 weeks. No hens in this class.

Only turkeys 40 pounds or under will be considered for the Championship Class.

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Participants must use one of their own project animals shown in Jr. Fair for showmanship.

Exhibitors must wear long sleeved white shirt or jacket for showing and showmanship. Patches on jackets shirts can include 4-H, FFA, Farm Bureau, ARBA, APA, APBA or Officially Recognized Breeds.

Judges will consider these points: - The general appearance of the animal cleanliness how fitted, behavior, etc.

- The general appearance and handling by the exhibitor.

- The ability of the competitor to maneuver the animal as directed by the judge.

- The knowledge of show techniques and procedures as demonstrated by the exhibitor.

Rabbit Showmanship Age Divisions are Junior, Intermediate, and Senior. Divisions will be posted prior to show.

Poultry Showmanship Age Divisions are Junior, Intermediate, and Senior. Divisions will be posted prior to show.

RABBIT & POULTRY SHOWMAN OF SHOWMAN

Overall Small Animal Showman of Showman will be determined in a Showman of Showman Contest with the firstplace winners in each age division of Rabbit and Poultry Showmanship classes. The species Showman of Showman (rabbit or poultry) is not eligible to participate in their respective species Showman of Showman contest until they are eligible by age for the next age division. Example: An Intermediate division winner, age 12, wins their species Showman of Showman. They cannot compete in showmanship until they are age 15–Senior division. Previous Small Animal Showman of Showman Overall winners are no longer eligible to enter the showmanship classes of the species in which they earned their right to compete in the Showman of Showman Overall contest. They are exempt from the interview requirement in subsequent years. Example: The Senior Rabbit Showman of Showman wins Small Animal Showman of Showman Overall. They cannot compete in Rabbit Showmanship in future years. This ruling corresponds to the General Showmanship Contest Rules.

RABBIT & POULTRY SHOWMAN OF SHOWMAN OVERALL

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Wesley Benjamin M.D. Curtis Mercedes Woodson

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M.D. Curtis Mercedes Woodson

RABBIT RULES - penned by club not breed Rabbit Meat Pens and all animals must be maintained by the exhibitor after the Thursday Sale through release time on Sunday. If exhibitors fail to clean their cages, their advisor will be notified and have one hour to inform the exhibitor.

The exhibitor then has one hour to clean their pen. A $25 care charge per day will be deducted from sale check if animals are not cared for.

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Only cages are provided by the Montgomery County Fair. All bedding, feed and other animal care equipment is the responsibility of the exhibitor.

Rabbit cages are to be cleaned by 11 am daily (do not clean during show times). Cleaning must be done every day, using no more than 2 inches of bedding. Pens not cared for on a daily basis will be removed from the Fair and competitions at the discretion of the Superintendents, Extension Staff and Fair veterinarian.

Rabbits must be checked in and out by a small animals superintendent and will not be allowed to be on exhibit if in unhealthy condition.

All rabbits must be on exhibit from 9 pm on Sunday before the Fair to 11:30 pm on Saturday (after the Dance), unless earlier release by Superintendent and/or Fair veterinarian.

Market rabbit pens will sell in Jr. Fair Sale. Market rabbits must be raised by their exhibitor.

All market rabbits must be raised at youth exhibitor’s home or farm (unless prohibited by city ordinance).

ALL exhibited rabbits must have an identification marking in left ear. Market rabbits must have tattoo.

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Rabbits must weigh between 4 - 6 pounds to qualify that pen for Grand or Reserve Grand Champion. Meat rabbits can be animals of same breed or can be mix of breeds. Members can bring and weigh-in 4 meat rabbits; but can only show 3 per pen.

Meat pens not taken home by sale buyer, will be sold at market price and picked up by our buyer. Time date to be posted.

Best of Show Rabbit will be selected from all the Best of 4-Class & the Best of 6-Class Rabbits.

POULTRY RULES

NOTE: Poultry will be cooped by division and gender, not by club.

Poultry Meat Pens and all animals must be maintained by the exhibitor after the Thursday Sale through release time on Sunday. If exhibitors fail to clean their cages, their advisor will be notified and have one hour to inform the exhibitor. The exhibitor then has one hour to clean their pen. A $25 care charge per day will be deducted from sale check if animals are not cared for.

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Meat Chickens - Ideal age is 6-7 weeks Meat Chickens and turkeys must be owned within 48 hours of hatch and raised by their exhibitor.

Cages are provided by the Montgomery County Fair. All bedding, feed and other animal care equipment is the responsibility of the exhibitor.

Poultry cages are to be cleaned by 11am daily (do not clean during show times). Cleaning must be done every day, using no more than 2 inches of bedding. Pens not cared for on a daily basis will be removed from the Fair and competitions at the discretion of the Superintendents, Extension Staff and Fair veterinarian.

ALL poultry must be checked in and out by a small animal superintendent and will be excused if in unhealthy condition.

All poultry must be on exhibit from 9 pm on Sunday before the Fair to 11:30pm on Saturday (after the Dance), unless earlier re-lease by Superintendent and or Fair veterinarian.

Poultry meat chickens and market turkeys will sell in Jr. Fair Sale. Meat chickens and turkeys must be owned within 48 hours of hatch and raised by their exhibitor.

Meat Chickens Broilers - Cockerels only; for Broiler Class - each chicken must weigh 7 pounds or under. Pullets will not be weighed in. Members can bring and weigh-in 4, but can only show 3. Ideal broilers are not over 7 weeks old. All meat pens sell. However, only broiler pens will be considered for championship class.

Market Turkeys: Only tom turkeys will be eligible for Championship class. Market toms should be 18-20 weeks old.

No minimum weight. Turkeys weighing over 40 pounds will not be considered for the Championship class.

Meat pens and market turkeys will be charged an additional sale fee, not to exceed 2% per pen or turkey, to cover hauling expenses to process or for buyers wanting processed animals.

Benjamin Family Barb Bussard DeGroat Family Farm Jackson Hile Sherry Hile

Poultry and Rabbit Sponsors Keller’s Animal Feeds & Needs, Brookville Blaine Lentz Lentz Family Construction Jeffrey Lewis Family Narrow Way Custom Technologies

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Osborne Family Bill Shank Family Chad Stebbins Jim & Annette Stiver Stockslager Garden Center

Vandalia Rental Bill Warnick Family Wingerter Family Woodson Family

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HORSES

Director: Heather Ritter Superintendents: Sheila Bushong, Chris Craft, Dianne Craft, Katrine Mobley, Randall Osswald, Katy Schaaf, Jennifer Shimp and Vicki Smith Jr Fair Board: Elora Mobley, Wyatt Mobley, Isabel Valdespino and Sofia Valdespino Saturdays before Fair Friday of Fair

10am - 1pm 9:00am

Horse Skill-a-thon 4-H Horse Groom & Clean Contest

Saturday, July 1 Sunday, July 2

8:00am 9:00am

4-H State Fair Qualifying Show then County 4-H Judging Show – English County 4-H Judging Show – Western

Must have animal by June 1, current year. Show governed by the “Ohio Uniform Rules Book for 4-H Horse Shows.”

Projects not judged at July show receive grades as follows: Dressage - participate in approved dressage tests; judge signature required Trail - participate in approved competitive trail or endurance ride; proof of participation required Light Horse Selection - participate in judging clinic or contest date place; signature of contest coordinator required.

Fair Bucks will be paid on a maximum of three (3) projects and or animals shown and judged.

4-H Horse Groom and Clean Contest

Clubs may enter Junior Teams and Senior Teams consisting of 3 members. Additional Fair Bucks provided to participants.

GROOM AND CLEAN TEAM WINNERS 2017: Jr Team Winners – Andee Karn, Miah Karn, and Calysto Parman all, Los Cahbahyos Sr Team Winners – Gabrielle Baird, Isabel Valdespino, Sofia Valdespino, all Los Cahbahyos 2017 4-H Horse Showman of Showman: Emma Burton, Happy Farmers 2017 4-H Horse Show High-Point Winners: Senior Elora Mobley, Sunset Riders Junior Emma Burton, Happy Farmers

Horse Show and Trophy Sponsors 2017

Arena Sponsor: : Clayton Animal Hospital-Clayton Pet Hotel and Cargill Premix & Nutritio Grand Champion Sponsor Globus Printing & Packaging Cassell Insurance Agency Chris & Dianne Craft Dillard Electric John & Eugenia Ducker

Champion Sponsors Ideal Image Steve & Cyrinda Isaacs Keller’s Animal Feeds & Needs Lynn & Cheryl Myers

Ritter Plumbing & Pipeline Systems CS Services Paul & Karen Weglage

Eddie & Judy Bray Deadwood Guns & Ammo

First Place Sponsors Hobb’s Industrial Piping Josh & Beth Holland

Noel’s Quality Car Care

Tammy Elliott John Friedline Insurance Eric & Whitney Huskey Lightfoot Farm

Clover Sponsors MTM Molded Products Co Stivers Corner Ranch Lillie Stiver Rod & Angie Stone

Sycamore Streams Equestrian Lesley & John Young Z Creations

Member & Trophy Sponsors Ann Marie Blackburn Duke Craft Mr. Franz Jerry Garber Germantown Chiropractic Jeff & Angie Guntle Happy Farmers 4-H Club Ellen Huskey

JD’s Old Fashion Custard Los Cahbahyos 4-H Club Sandy Matthews Mobley Family Benjamin & Jordan Naff Neil & Laura Nehring Osborne Tack 101

Pizza Hut Shabby 2 Chic In Memory of Micha Sonstegard Sunset Riders Uptown Hair Studio Betty Wingerter Susan Wright

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4-H DISPLAYS in EVENT CENTER – Judging July 6, 2018 Superintendents: Chelsea Cummings, Pat Holmes and Betty Wingerter Jr Fair Board: Cole Breeding, Emma Gehret, Cody Griffin, Joey Griffin, Faith Hall, Ana Valdespino and Isabel Valdespino

4-H Special Interest and Family & Consumer Science Projects are displayed by 4-H Clubs in the Coliseum.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 8 PM, SUNDAY, before the Fair.

Exhibits may be removed Sunday after 8pm or Monday after the Fair.

4-H PROJECT REQUIREMENTS: Fair Bucks will be earned for up to three individual entries per person for projects judged at County 4-H Judging in July AND displayed at the Fair. No Fair Bucks are awarded to group entries. Cloverbud projects earn Fair Bucks valued at $5 per child if displayed in 4-H Booth. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society provides all Fair Bucks and ribbons.

4-H CLUB BOOTHS 1. 4-H Club Booths - Booths will be judged on overall theme, neatness, cleanliness and organization. Booth space must be requested by the May 15. Exact locations will be in a letter sent to club advisors June 1.

2. In projects where a display is not practical, an educational poster may be displayed. Poster size: minimum 14 x 22, maximum 22 x 28.

3. Fair Bucks will be paid on a maximum of three (3) projects and/or animals. Projects must be judged at County 4-H Judging, 4-H Dog Judging, 4-H Horse Show or animals on display at the Fair in order to receive Fair Bucks.

4. Club booths will be judged Monday of the Fair after 5:00 p.m.

5. 4-H Booth cash premiums are awarded as follows: Grade A - $30.00; Grade B - $25.00; Grade C - $20.00.

Ohio State University and Central State University Extension Montgomery County Office Vision: Ohioans have the knowledge and resources to actively engage in creating conditions in which they thrive.

Mission: We create opportunities for people to explore how science-based knowledge can improve social, economic and environmental conditions.

4-H Youth Development: Betty Wingerter, OSU Educator Chelsea Cummings, OSU Program Assistant Kevin McGhee, CSU Agent Agriculture, Natural Resources, Horticulture: Suzanne Mills-Wasniak, OSU Educator Kim Hupman, OSU Horticulture Program Coordinator Family and Consumer Sciences: Pat Holmes, OSU Educator Office Associate: Theresa Ford, OSU

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Expanded Food and Nutrition Education (EFNEP): Nancy Lyons, OSU EFNEP Specialist Emily Callen, OSU Program Assistant Debbie Long, OSU Information Specialist Amanda Mountjoy, OSU Program Assistant Tanya North, OSU Program Assistant Iraida Salas, OSU Program Assistant Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Education (SNAP-Ed): Allison Lee, OSU Program Assistant Erin Polston, OSU Program Assistant Katie Schroeder, OSU Program Assistant

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FFA PROJECTS in COLISEUM

Superintendents: Nick Wright – Brookville; Betsy Martin – Valley View.

FFA AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 1. All projects must have been made under supervision of instructor the past school year.

2. Each exhibitor may enter one exhibit in each class.

3. A rosette will be given to the best entry in classes with five or more entries.

WOODWORKING (Mostly Wood) F-11 Small Projects – tool carriers, nail box, concrete float, flower box, etc.

F-12 Medium Projects – two sawhorses, gates, bench, etc.

F-13 Large Projects – chairs, cornhole boards, etc.

WELDING (Can be any kind of weld) F-14 Small projects – foot scraper, tool holder, etc.

F-15 ARC WELDING PANEL – 3 welds each 1/3 long using 3/16-1/4” metal mounted on 6” x 12” panel.

Butt weld. Lap weld and T-weld.

F-16 MIG WELDING PANEL – 3 welds each 1/3 long using 3/16-1/4” metal mounted on 6” x 12” panel.

Butt weld, Lap weld and T-weld.

REFINISH/REFURBISH F-17 Furniture/Household F-18 Mechanics – tractor, 4-wheeler, etc.

CONCRETE F-19 F-20

Small projects – stepping stone, etc.

Medium projects – bench, etc.

STUDENT DISPLAYS F-21 Student Display – Photo Story of an Activity, etc.

F-22 SAE Story Board AGRI-SCIENCE EXPERIENTS F-23 Animal Systems F-24 Environmental Services/Natural Resource Systems F-25 Food Products and Processing Systems F-26 Plant Systems F-27 Power, Structural and Technical Systems F-28 Social Systems FFA CROP AND PLANT SHOW AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS 1.

Entries limited to one per class per student (exception of Fruits/Vegetable Tray).

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Rosette to best in classes of 5 or more.

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Grain – Wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, etc. in a mason jar Pumpkins, Squash or Gourd – 1 item Melons – 1 item Hay, Alfalfa – 1 Flake Clover – 1 Flake Hay, Grass – 1 Flake Vegetables – Tray of 5 (May enter up to 5 different vegetables)

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Fruits – Tray of 5 (May enter up to 5 different vegetables) Fruit/Vegetable Plate or Tray of 5 different fruits or vegetables White Eggs – Carton of 6 Brown Eggs – Carton of 6 Honey – Jar or Comb

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Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, Buckeye Trails Region Coliseum Displays: Superintendent: Carrie Hurley, Buckeye Trails Region June 22 July 8 July 9 July 14 July 15

4:00pm – Fair Entry Form due to Girl Scout Office Noon-8pm – Exhibits due at Expo Center, Montgomery County Fairgrounds or may drop off at GS Center before July 6 before 5pm Judging 2:00pm – Minute to Win It Games Pick up Exhibits at Expo Center, Montgomery County Fairgrounds after 8pm

No entries will be released prior to 8pm Sunday after the Fair.

Entries not picked up, must contact the Buckeye Trails Regional Office after July 18.

GENERAL RULES-ALL RULES MUST BE FOLLOWED. PLEASE READ RULES CAREFULLY. 1.

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Each girl may enter only one exhibit in each category in her age level.

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All food items must be exhibited with a picture of the girl holding the item. Food entries will be judged, but only the photo will be displayed. All food items must be placed on disposable plates.

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All Exhibits must be dropped off either at the Girl Scout Office by Friday July 6, 4:00pm or to the Fairgrounds, Expo Center on July 8 between Noon and 3pm.

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All exhibits must have a 3” x 5” index card securely attached to the exhibit with the girl’s name, troop, age level, category # and a description of the item.

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E-mail questions to: wpwbigfoot@gmail.com PREMIUMS: Fair Bucks will be earned for up to three individual entries per person displaying at the Fair. No Fair Bucks are awarded to group entries. Montgomery County Agricultural Society provides all Fair Bucks and ribbons. Placement Ribbons will be awarded for 1st through 3rd Places. A separate participation ribbon will be awarded to each participant.

Categories

Life Skills 1.

Sewing Clothing 2.

Sewing Miscellaneous 3.

Decorative Clothing 4.

Health & Safety 5.

Macrame’ Weaving 6.

Knitting, Crocheting & Needlepoint 7.

Cooking - Cookies 8.

Cooking - Decorated Cakes & Pies 9.

Cooking - Other Customs/Traditions 10. Girl Scout Ways 11. Tin Punch 12. Women in History 13. Service Awards Projects 14. Toys & Games-handmade Science & Beyond 15. Science Project 16. Computer Project 17. Small Woodworking Project 18. Carving 19. Photography Project 20. Recycled Project

The Arts 21. Jewelry –handmade 22. Painting- watercolor, oil or acrylic 23. Sculpture/Pottery 24. Sketching/Drawing 25. Ceramics 26. Tie Dying 27. Collage, Mobile & Mosaics 28. Original Writing-Poetry, Essay or Short Story 29. Flower Display 30. Duct Tape Nature 31. Camping or Hiking Project 32. Ecology Project 33. Gardening 34. Outdoor Craft * Girls will receive Fair bucks for the first 3 items entered.

Fair bucks can be used to purchase food, games or rides.

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THANK YOU BUYERS 2017 Junior Fair Livestock Sale 18 U.S.C. 707

Supreme Champion Buyers $5,000 and More Lee Hieronymus Steve R. Rauch, Inc. Grand Champion Buyers $2,500-4,999 Dupps Co. First National Bank Germantown Image Pavement Inc RoLin Farms Stiver Insurance Champion Buyers $1,500-2,499 Anderson Pallet Services Applied Foundry Solutions Germantown Electric Service H.R. Holp & Sons Harvest Land Co-Op Lebanon Citizens National Bank Miller, Jeff Montgomery County Farm Bureau Osswald, Mark & Susan Seed Consultants Waste Management Stoney Hollow Landfill First Place Buyers $750-1,499 Bussard Farm Campbell, Gretchen CG Construction Chapel Electric Dalton, Chad Englewood Truck & Touring Federal Crop Insurance, Susan Tebbs Germantown Market Great Lakes Hybrids Jamison, Frances Kline, Steve & Elinor Kuhn & Co. Ace Hardware Leis, Nathan & Rachel Lucky J Farms Mayer Farm Equipment Michael, Jason & Jenny Montgomery County Pork Producers Muncy & Associates O’Dell Electric Potter Family

Ritter Plumbing Co Schenck Furniture Shook Construction Stebbins-Suttman, Linda Suttman, Ben Thaler Machine Co Valdespino, Alex & Monica Vermeer Honorable Mention Buyers $250-749 725 Show Pigs All American Septic Asphalt Seal Coaters of Dayton Bane, Welker Banks, Russ & Lori Bantz, Orville & Susan Barr, Heather & Damon Black, Gary Brazier, Gary & Betty Breeding Concrete & Excavating Broadbeck Seed Company Brunk, Ryan - Attorney Coffman, DR & Marsha Colston, Tim & Gale Cox Hay Farm Craft Farm Craftmen Home Improvement Inc. Dave’s Auto & Towing Dayton Lawn Mowing Dull, Kevin Eby Family, Richard Ellerton Enterprises, Inc. Farmers & Merchant Bank Flory, Don & Belinda Fox Motors Frebco Friedline, John Fryman-Kuck Contractors Germantown Chamber of Commerce Germantown Rotary Club Germantown F.O.E. Getter, Chip & Mary Gingerich, Dorothy Great Lakes Hybrids, Dave Jenkins Haag, Fye Jerry Haag Motors Hawvermale, Dale & Janet Hawthorn Registered Architect Hoffman, Jim & Kim Blue 105

Holloway Family Hometown Heating & Propane Hy-Teck Material Handling Kline, Martha Koffee Kup Kozarec, Frank & Susan Kozarec, Todd & Lisa KSL Farms, LLC Lash, Robert Lieberman, Debbie - County Commissioner Lloyd, Jack & Jill Mardereece Farms Inc. McDonald, Jeff & Michelle Micro Tool Service Montg. County Pork Council Women Montgomery County Soil & Water Montoya Family Farm MSD Environmental Services Inc. Old Time Tree & Lawn Service Omni Source Paugh, Dale & Belinda Pickerel Brothers Pryor, Beth & Dave Puderbaugh, Doug & Amanda Red Maple Farm Rizzo SWO Backyard Poultry Roell, Jim & Kathy Rucker, Todd Selby Family, Chris Schilling Family Investment Shell, Mark & Melissa Stebbins, George Stebbins, Tim Terrill Springs Farm Theis, Brian & Donna Thomas, Mike & Nichole Thomas, Tom & Marilyn Tilton, Daron Twin Landscaping Ullery’s Ice Cream Adam Vanscoy Realty Waker Plumbing Wells Electric Wings Etc, Eaton Woody’s Radiator Yancik, Shawn & Abby Zimmer Tractor

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Gregor, Grace Griffy, Neil Heeter Insurance Agency Helsinger Polled Herefords Hendricks Auto Service Heuker, Duane Hoffman, Tom & Barb Holp, Micky & Danielle Hosler, Gene & Marilyn Howard Truck Repair Huffman Enterprises Hull Family, Bobby JD Equipment Jerry’s Meat Market & Deli Keegan, Becky KEH Construction Keller Animal Feeds & Needs Kemphues, David Knight, Betsy & Josh Korrect Plumbing Kozarec, Mark Kuneish, John - MD Landscape Creations Lawn Plus Liberty Farms Luce, George Mar Creek Materials MedPro Michael, Todd & Holly Miss Sylvia Beauty Salon Moore, Toni Morneault, Jeff & Pam Mowery, Mary Narrow Way Custom Tech Northern, Cecil Northern, William O Family Farm O’Diam Family, David Osswald, Jake & Courtney P. Ritter General Contracting Photography by Woods Phil’s Auto & Tire Pig Out BBQ Post Town Auto Care Printz Veterinary Premier Feeds Ron’s Pizza Palace Rose, Debbie Rose, Gregory & Peggy 106

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2017 4-H Delegates to State Fair Montgomery County 4-H State Fair Horse Delegates Gabrielle Baird, Sunset Riders Lauren Lawson, Happy Farmers Emma Burton, Happy Farmers Ana Valdespino, Los Cahbayhos Caden Craft, Happy Farmers Kaylee Wagers, Los Cahbayhos Montgomery County 4-H Projects Delegates to State Fair Clothing: Accessories for Teens – Rebecca Blumer, Oakwood SRO Clothing: Sew Fun, Junior – Paige Gardner, Pet Pourri Clothing: Loungewear – Cecilia Dalrymple, Oakwood SRO Creative Arts: Get Started in Art, Junior – Finnegan Smith, Aullwood Wild Wolves Creative Arts: Get Started in Art, Senior – Ivy Alsept, The BARN Club Creative Arts: Scrapbooking, Junior – Danielle Warner, Blue Ribbon Livestock Creative Arts: Scrapbooking, Senior – Peyton Ryan, Pet Pourri Creative Arts: Scrapbooking 2nd Year, Junior – Baylee Foss, WeLiket Creative Arts: Cake Decorating, Beginning Junior – Harli Taylor, Premium Gold 4-H Creative Arts: Cake Decorating, Intermediate Junior – Sofia Valdespino, Los Cahbayhos Companion Animal: Pet Rabbit (8-10) – Jacob Hawvermale, The BARN Club Companion Animal: Pet Rabbit (11-13) – Eden Alsept, The BARN Club Companion Animal: Pet Rabbit (14+) – Anna Warnick, KNL Companion Animal: Self Determined - Hedgehogs – Chloe Combs, Tom’s Run Livestock Companion Animal: You and Your Dog Interviews (8-10) – Emma Lancaster, Aullwood Wild Wolves Companion Animal: You and Your Dog Interviews (11-13) – Elisabeth Lefkovitz, Aullwood Wild Wolves Tractor: Junior – Kenton Dull, Tom’s Run Livestock Tractor: Intermediate – Justin Dull, Tom’s Run Livestock & Grant Helsinger, WeLiket Welding: Welding – Kenton Dull, Tom’s Run Livestock Welding: Bigger Weldment – Anthony Caillouet, Premium Gold 4-H Engineering Excitement: Investigating Electricity – Elijah Woodard, Tom’s Run Livestock Engineering Excitement: Crank It Up – Justin Dull, Tom’s Run Livestock Engineering Excitement: Warm It Up – Sam Fraizer, The BARN Club Family Life: Family History, Year 2 – Madison Stiver, Miami Producers Food & Nutrition: The Global Gourmet – Emma Byerly, We Liket Food & Nutrition: Let’s Bake Quick Breads, Junior – Elisabeth Lefkovitz, Aullwood Wild Wolves Food & Nutrition: Star Spangled Foods, Junior – Paige Gardner, Pet Pourri Food & Nutrition: Sports Nutrition 2, Senior – Avery Puderbaugh, Pet Pourri Food & Nutrition: Party Planner, Junior – Annie Sableski, Oakwood SRO Food & Nutrition: Dashboard Dining, Junior – Laura Robbins, Aullwood Wild Wolves Food & Nutrition: Snack Attack, Junior – Lindie Helsinger, We Liket Food & Nutrition: Let’s Start Cooking, Junior – Claire Shuey, We Liket Food & Nutrition: Let’s Start Cooking, Senior – Madelyn Elling, Tom’s Run Livestock Food & Nutrition: Fast Break for Breakfast, Junior – Anna Dalrymple, Oakwood SRO Health: First Aid in Action, Junior – Jacob Hawvermale, The BARN Club Home Decorating & Design: Makeover My Space, Senior – Cassie Henry, KNL Leadership: Finding Your Voice, Public Speaking – Faith Hall, American Country Pride 107

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2018 M O N T G O M E RY COUNT Y FAIR • DAYTON, OHIO Natural Resources: Rifle, Junior– Zoe Johnson, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Rifle, Senior– Stephen Muncy, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Archery, Junior– Solomon Bowser, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Archery, Senior– Katie Trout, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Shotgun, Junior– Mary Giese, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Shotgun, Senior– Courtney Leszczynksi, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Pistol, Junior– Halle Rizzo, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Hunting, Senior– Courtney Leszczynksi, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Safe Use of Guns – Mary Giese, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Basic Archery – Aaron Benjamin, 4-H Shooting Sports Natural Resources: Beekeeping, Senior– Emma Gehret, Oakwood SRO Natural Resources: Fishing for the Beginner– Austin Dunn, Premium Gold 4-H Natural Resources: How Does Your Garden Grow?– Laila Blumer, Oakwood SRO

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Photography: Focus on Photography– Audrey Florkey, Pet Pourri Photography: Control the Image– Brianna Miller, We Liket Quilt: You Can Quilt, Junior– Claire Holcomb, Oakwood SRO Quilt: Quilting the Best Better– Cecilia Dalrymple, Oakwood SRO Quilt: Self Determined Quilting– Scarlett Smith, Aullwood Wild Wolves Self Determined: Junior– Justin Patterson, We Liket Self Determined: Senior– Rachel Dalrymple, Oakwood SRO STEM: From Airdales to Zebras – Mary Giese, 4-Winds STEM: All Systems Go – Faith Hall, American Country Pride STEM: Rockets Away, Solid Fuel – Sam Fraizer, The BARN Club STEM: Science Fun with Flight– Henry Bolmida, Oakwood SRO STEM: Robotics Master – Peter Salisbury, Oakwood SRO STEM: Science Fun with Physics – Rebekah Seim, The BARN Club Woodworking: Measuring Up, Junior – Jacob Hawvermale, The BARN Club Woodworking: Measuring Up, Senior – Austin Haacke, American Country Pride Workforce Prep: Senior – Rachel Dalrymple, Oakwood SRO Best of Show for Non-State Fair Projects Creative Writing: Eden Alsept,The BARN Club Money Management: Seth Byerly, We Liket Solar Energy: Ethan Grogean, Aullwood Wild Wolves Bicycling: Maria Bowman, Oakwood SRO

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