2016 Antrim County Fair Book

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ANTRIM COUNTY FAIR
P.O. Box 223
Mancelona, MI 49659
Phone: (231) 533-8818
Fax: (231) 533-8392
May 2016
To the friends and supporters of the Antrim County Fair:
The Antrim County Fair invites you to come and experience our “Homemade
or Homegrown” family style fair. There is always lots of livestock, from
rabbits and chickens, to goats, pigs and cattle. But don’t forget the horse
show, dog show and all the still exhibits.
Our three-day schedule honors senior citizens, veterans, and families. We
are excited to offer the third annual 5K Run this year, as both a fund-raiser
and a fun, healthy event for Fair Week. Don’t miss our new Pork and Side
Restaurant Cook-Off, and the Lego Build and Race. We’ll also offer an
activity tent, children’s games, a cake walk and bingo throughout the three
days, making every day a new adventure for young and old alike.
The Fair would not be possible without strong community support, and
funding from Antrim County. We appreciate our volunteers, guests, and
everyone who helps make our fair a success year after year.
We have great things to share at the Antrim County Fair this year. Bring your
family, bring a friend and don’t miss this wholesome family entertainment
opportunity that is like no other.
Sincerely,
Crystal Swain, President
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 2016 fair season, a family-centric entertainment staple which pays
homage to our rich agricultural heritage. Millions of Michigan residents and tourists attend
county fairs every year, which are an annual family tradition for many. These events are
wonderful opportunities to experience Pure Michigan at its finest. There is much to be excited
about in Michigan agriculture today and our county fairs are part of that growing enthusiasm.
I am proud of both Michigan’s 4-H program and the tremendous accomplishments of
our FFA peers. Thanks to Michigan’s local and county fairs, our youth have the opportunity to
showcase their hard work while educating fairgoers about the state’s food and agriculture
industry. There are tremendous career opportunities to explore in a variety of areas including
biotechnology, microbiology, soil science, metrology and more.
Our county fairs are full of local charm and agricultural traditions. This year, be sure to
make visiting one of Michigan’s local or county fairs part of your summer travel plans.
Sincerely,
Rick Snyder
Governor
MSU Extension
P.O. Box 427, Bellaire, MI 49615
(231) 533-8818 [email protected]
Mission Statement
The Antrim County Fair provides an important annual outlet for education,
exhibition and demonstration of agriculture, home economics, science and art. It
is a recreation based outlet for county residents and visitors to share and display
their hobbies and interests with special emphasis on youth. Its goal is to provide a
fun and educational experience for all.
ANTRIM COUNTY FAIR BOARD
The Antrim County Fair would not be possible without countless hours by dedicated volunteers, loyal
advertisers, and families throughout the county that appreciate agriculture. The Fair Board works year
round to bring you this fun and educational county fair each year. If you see them, please say thank you!
Crystal Swain
President
Teresa Cole
Vice President
Danielle Szyska
Treasurer
Lois Nachazel
Secretary
Trustees
Lillian Bartholomew
Ed Nachazel
Jennifer Rhodes
Brian Robinson
Mike Sizen
Jim Veenstra
Inga Waldrep
Table of Contents
2016 Cover Contest....................................14
4-H Market Livestock Auction....................7
5K Run/Walk Registration Form...............29
Antiques (Dept VII)...................................18
Art (Dept III)..............................................13
Cadet Entries (Dept I).............................. 8-9
Crafts (Dept IV)................................... 13-14
Dog Show (Dept IX)..................................22
Entry Form & Premium Statement...... 33-34
Exhibitor Rules............................................6
Group Entries (Dept II)..............................13
Home Economics (Dept VI)................ 17-18
Horse Pull..................................................25
Horse Show (Dept XII)..............................25
Horticulture (Dept VIII).............................19
Large Livestock (Dept X).................... 22-23
Photo Contest ............................................32
Photography (Dept V)................................14
Schedule of Events................................... 4-5
Short Story Contest....................................32
Silent Auction............................................26
Small Livestock (Dept XI)................... 23-24
Vendor Rules & Application................ 30-31
Youth Educational Projects (Dept II) . 12-13
2016 Youth
Representatives
Riley Fillmore
Dana Nachazel
Sarah Swain
Ex-Officio Members:
Cindy Garwood
MSUE 4-H Program
Coordinator
Karen Bargy
Antrim County
Commissioner
Advertiser Index
Antrim County MSU Extension................20
Auto Value Bellaire....................................16
B&B Outdoor Furnaces.............................15
Bargy’s Beef & Fruit Farm........................20
Bellaire Conservation Club........................11
C&K Inc.....................................................11
The Chief Golf Course...............................16
Derrer Oil & Propane Company................16
DiRosa Welding.........................................16
Evan’s Contracting.....................................16
Fahl Forest Products..................................21
Farm Bureau Insurance/Jodi Fritzsche.......11
Ferguson & Chamberlain...........................15
Fresh Exteriors...........................................16
Guy Dean Insurance Agency.....................21
Holton Window Cleaning..........................10
Joe’s Home Improvement..........................15
Joe’s Tree Service......................................15
Kat’s Eye Custom Sewing.........................10
Korthase Brothers Sugarbush....................20
Land Services.............................................15
Mancelona Veterinary Hospital..................10
More Please Pet Treats...............................16
North Country Veterniary Services............10
Northern Bear Countrystore.......................21
Patton’s Barber Shop..................................11
R & S Auto & Truck Parts.........................10
Ricksgers Rockys.......................................20
Rod Santora................................................20
Sandy’s Candies.........................................11
Sandy’s Stables, Inc...................................15
Send Bros...................................................10
Tim’s Tire and Off Road Center................20
Tommy’s Toys Excavating, LLC...............20
Torch Lake Tree Pro...................................21
Torch Tip Ironworks..................................10
Wildlife Food Plots....................................15
Special Event Index
Blood Drive................................................35
Horseshoe Tournament..............................21
Lego Build and Race..................................35
Music by David Lawson............................26
Pancake Breakfast......................................35
Restaurant Cook Off..................................35
Silent Auction............................................21
Square Dance.............................................26
Sponsor Pages
5K Walk/Run Sponsors..............................28
Dog Show Sponsors...................................27
Horse Pull Sponsors...................................27
Horse Show Sponsors................................27
For information on advertising in the Fair Book or sponsoring a Fair event, please email us at
[email protected] or via snail mail at PO Box 223, Mancelona, MI 49659.
2016 ANTRIM COUNTY FAIR
AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, CRAVEN PARK, BELLAIRE
PO Box 223, Mancelona, Michigan 49659
Like us on Facebook antrimcountyfair.com [email protected]
Or call the MSU Extension office at (231) 533-8818.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FAIRGROUNDS CLOSE DAILY AT 10:00 PM
NO EXHIBITS ACCEPTED AFTER 7 PM, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2016.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST REMAIN ON DISPLAY UNTIL 10:30 AM, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 2016.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
CHECK-IN
ALL EXHIBITS-CHECK IN AND SET UP (All chickens must be pullorum tested before being placed in cages).........4:00–7:00 PM
MARKET ANIMAL WEIGH-IN .......................................................................................................................................5:30–7:00 PM
JUDGING OF FOODS AND HORTICULTURE – BUILDINGS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC................................................7:00 PM
SILENT AUCTION FUND-RAISER - THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Bid on a variety of items during fair week and help raise money to support the fair.
Auction concludes at 6 PM Saturday. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 - SENIOR CITIZEN APPRECIATION DAY
ANTRIM COUNTY HORSE SHOW Check-In (Pre-registration recommended.).................................................................... 7:30 AM
FLAG-RAISING ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8:55 AM
ANTRIM COUNTY HORSE SHOW......................................................................................................................................... 9:00 AM
ACTIVITY TENT . .................................................................................................................................................. 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
CARING FOR YOUR HORSE ............................................................................................................................... 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
CAKE WALK.............................................................................................................................................................................12:00 PM
COVERED WAGON RIDES THROUGH BELLAIRE (courtesy of Tommy’s Toys Excavating).............1:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM
ICE CREAM SOCIAL (by donation)...........................................................................................................................................2:00 PM
BINGO . .......................................................................................................................................................................................2:00 PM
POULTRY JUDGING .................................................................................................................................................................4:00 PM
Showmanship, Market, Conformation classes in order as each division is completed:
Water Fowl, Turkeys, Chickens, Game Birds.
STILL EXHIBITS JUDGING (Exhibit Hall closed during judging)...........................................................................................5:00 PM
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 - VETERANS APPRECIATION DAY
FLAG-RAISING/ VETERAN’S TRIBUTE (Boy Scout Troop 76, Bellaire) . .......................................................................... 8:55 AM
PONY RIDES/PETTING FARM (a fee will be charged).........................................................................................................ALL DAY
LIVESTOCK JUDGING (Large animal barn closed during judging) ....................................................................................... 9:00 AM
Showmanship, Market, Conformation classes in order as each division is completed: Beef, Llama, Goat, Lamb, Swine
Adult Showmanship classes available as time permits and at the discretion of the judge.
TAPS - Performed in honor of our veterans...............................................................................................................................12:00 PM
RABBIT JUDGING Showmanship, Market, Conformation classes..........................................................................................12:05 PM
COVERED WAGON RIDES THROUGH BELLAIRE (courtesy of Tommy’s Toys Excavating).............1:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM
BINGO ........................................................................................................................................................................................2:00 PM
4-H AUCTION BUYERS DINNER.............................................................................................................................................5:30 PM
EXHIBITORS OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCED..........................................................................................................................6:45 PM
SHORT STORY CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED............................................................................................................6:50 PM
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND 4-H PLEDGE (led by Antrim County 4-H Cloverbuds).....................................................6:55 PM
NATIONAL ANTHEM ...............................................................................................................................................................6:55 PM
4-H LIVESTOCK AUCTION (Large animal barn closed during auction)..................................................................................7:00 PM
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS: Check at the Welcome Booth for the time and date of these fun events with your project
animals. Register for these events in advance at the Welcome Booth.
Animal Obstacle Course: Lambs, feeder calves or goats. Navigate through tunnels, hula hoops, pools and more.
Rabbit Jumping: See how far your bunny can hop!
Third annual 5K Run/Walk
Register today for the annual 5K run/walk through the beautiful Cedar River Natural Area. This race
will begin at the fairgrounds, wind its way through the Cedar River Natural Area, and take you over the
Cedar River on a short stretch of road then bring you back through the natural area to the finish line.
Trophies to be awarded to top male and female finishers as well as medals to the top three male and
female finishers in each age group.
Register by August 1 for $20 for individuals or $40 per family and be guaranteed a T-shirt with your
registration. Registration prices increase to $25 for individuals and $45 per family after August 1.
Registration forms can be found in the back of the Fair Book and online at antrimcountyfair.com, click on the forms link.
You may also register online at http://http://www.active.com/bellaire-mi/running/antrim-county-fair-5k-walk-run-2016.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 - FAMILY HERITAGE DAY
5K Run Check-in (registration form page 29)............................................................................................................................. 7:00 AM
FLAG RAISING (4-H clubs)....................................................................................................................................................... 8:15 AM
5K Run/Walk............................................................................................................................................................................... 8:30 AM
PANCAKE BREAKFAST (by donation).................................................................................................................................... 9:00 AM
PONY RIDES/PETTING FARM (a fee will be charged).........................................................................................................ALL DAY
INFLATABLE BOUNCY BARN (a fee may be charged)........................................................................................................ALL DAY
MICHIGAN DRAFT DOGS AND RIDES...............................................................................................................................ALL DAY
FACE PAINTING/BALLOON ANIMALS . ........................................................................................................... 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
MICHIGAN BLOOD DRIVE (Girl Scout Troop 10316, Mancelona, and Barn Buddies 4-H Club)...................... 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
FIRE DEPARTMENT SMOKE HOUSE (Bellaire Fire Department)....................................................................................... 10:00 AM
JAWS OF LIFE DEMONSTRATION (Mancelona Fire Department)...................................................................................... 10:00 AM
KIDS GAMES........................................................................................................................................................................... 10:30 AM
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT ($5/person, singles/doubles, sign up at Welcome Booth)..................................................... 11:00 AM
DOG SHOW (Registration at 11 a.m., pre-registration recommended).....................................................................................12:00 PM
COVERED WAGON RIDES THROUGH BELLAIRE (courtesy of Tommy’s Toys Excavating).............1:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM
FAMILY FUN ACTIVITIES/LEGO BUILD & RACE CONTEST (Lego activity ages 6 and up).............................................2:00 PM
YOUTH TRACTOR PULL..........................................................................................................................................................3:00 PM
SQUARE DANCE........................................................................................................................................................................4:00 PM
PORK AND SIDE RESTAURANT COOK-OFF (advance purchase required to vote)..................................................... 5:30-6:30 PM
SILENT AUCTION CLOSES......................................................................................................................................................6:00 PM
PHOTO CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCED...........................................................................................................................6:50 PM
HORSE PULL (at the entrance to Craven Park)...........................................................................................................................7:00 PM
MOVIE NIGHT (title to be announced)..........................................................................................................................................DUSK
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 – WORSHIP DAY
WORSHIP SERVICE (New Hope Church, Bellaire).................................................................................................................. 8:30 AM
EXHIBITS RELEASED – MAY BE MOVED TO A CENTRAL LOCATION FOR TEAR DOWN.............................. 10:30-1:00 PM
NOTICE TO VENDORS
All distribution of printed materials must be confined to a vendor book. Rental application and fee are required. The Fair
Booth Application Form is on page 31 of the Fair Book and at antrimcountyfair.com. Call (231) 533-8818 for information.
ALL VOLUNTEER PICNIC
Join us at the Fairgrounds to celebrate another successful year at 5 PM, August 20, at Craven Park. Please bring a dish to pass.
ANTRIM COUNTY FAIR
“HOMEMADE OR HOMEGROWN”
LIVESTOCK
 Livestock exhibitors see Wednesday schedule, on page 4.
 All animals exhibited at the Fair are inspected during check-in.
 Livestock participating in shows must be free from disease and/or
parasites and have required shots as per the state of Michigan and/
or MDA guidelines. Unhealthy or infested livestock will be sent
home. A veterinarian will be on call during the fair.
 The 2016 Health Requirements for Livestock Exhibited in
Michigan can be obtained from http://www.michigan.gov/
documents/mdard/2016_Fairs_and_Exhibitions_Requirements_
510845_7.pdf or by contacting the fair/exposition staff or
livestock entry office.
 Livestock exhibitors must furnish clean feed and water containers.  MARKET LIVESTOCK MAY ONLY BE SOLD BY
REGISTERED ANTRIM COUNTY 4-H MEMBERS
AND MUST ABIDE BY 4-H RULES FOR ENTRY AND
SHOWMANSHIP.
 Antrim County Fair does NOT drug test livestock.
 Antrim County Fair is an open fair and does not set classes and/or
judging criteria based on any formal livestock organization.
 Animals must remain in cages or otherwise secured in exhibit area.
 An adult must accompany a cadet at all times while showing in the
arena.
 The large animal barn will be closed during judging and the 4-H
Livestock Auction.
Mail: P.O. Box 223, Mancelona, MI 49659
Fairgrounds: Craven Park, Bellaire
ALL exhibitors MUST complete the information specified on the
entry form/premium sheet as required by the Michigan Department of
Agriculture and the Antrim County Fair. Completion of the entry form/
premium sheet permits premium payment on or before Sept. 30, 2016. Every precaution for safety will be taken, but the Antrim County
Fair Board will not be responsible or liable for any loss or injury to
attendees, exhibitors or exhibits. People entering the fairgrounds
will do so at their own risk.
RULES
 No entry fee (except for Horse Pull).
 Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit per class.
 All exhibits (except horses and dogs) must be pre-registered at
the MSU Extension office BY MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016. Please
contact the MSUE office for any updates to these rules.
 All exhibitors are expected to participate in a Fair work bee. These include grounds clean up 9 AM Saturday, July 25; fair set-up,
9 AM, Saturday, Aug. 1; clean up noon, Sunday, August 9; and
other days set by the Fair Board to improve grounds.
 Exhibitors participating in the 4-H Livestock Auction are
expected to volunteer two hours of barn duty in the barn
housing their market projects.  Exhibitors in open classes and in the Exhibit Hall are encouraged to
sign up for volunteer duties.
 Exhibits must be pre-registered. All exhibits must be set up
between 4 PM and 7 PM on Wednesday, August 10.
 ALL EXHIBITS MUST REMAIN ON DISPLAY UNTIL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 AND BE PICKED UP BETWEEN
10:30 AM AND 1 PM. Anyone removing exhibits before 10:30
AM Sunday will forfeit premium money unless explicit approval
by a Fair Board member is given. Removal of exhibit is exhibitor’s
responsibility. The Fair Board will not be responsible for still
exhibits left unclaimed after these times or for livestock remaining
in the barns.
 Department Superintendents will handle questions pertaining
to exhibits within their departments. Decisions made by
Superintendents are final! Department superintendents are chosen
by the Fair Board. Livestock Superintendents must be members of
the Fair Board.
 Exhibits in Departments I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII will be
closed to the public during judging.
 Any still exhibits previously entered in the Antrim County Fair may
not be re-entered unless otherwise noted in Department listings.
 Any exhibitor may file a complaint regarding conflict of interest
of judge, disqualification of an exhibit or exhibitor, behavior of
exhibitor, leader or superintendent or eligibility of an exhibit to
Antrim County Fair Board postmarked within 10 days of last day
of fair (August 24, 2016). Fair Board will call a special meeting to
deal with said complaint and notify exhibitor of findings within two
weeks of receipt.
 Limited camping is available on the fairgrounds during fair
week. Campers must have livestock entered in the fair. Written
permission is required for all camping. Requests will be on a first
come, first served basis and must be submitted to the Fair Board
(PO Box 223, Mancelona) no later than one week prior to the fair.
 No smoking on fairgrounds.
 No bike riding on fairgrounds on fair days.
 Dogs on the fairgrounds must be licensed and on a leash at all
times. No dogs are allowed in any buildings.
PREMIUMS AND AWARDS
Premium amounts are listed at the beginning of each Department. Showmanship classes are NOT PAID classes.
Should an emergency exist and circumstances demand it, the
Fair Board reserves the right to prorate the premiums according to the
monies on hand.
YOUTH AGES ARE AS OF 1/1/16
CADETS: (AGES 8 and under) see page 8, 9 & 25
 All cadet projects should be entered in Department I, Cadet Corner
or Department XII, Equine. As stipulated by the MDA, youth
age 8 and under will receive a participation ribbon, with NO paid
premium.
 Livestock. All participants will receive participation ribbons and/or
awards for Showmanship.
YOUTH/4-H (AGES 9 to 19) see pages 12-25
 Youth are judged by the Danish System, which allows for more
than one blue ribbon in any area. All Youth/4-H exhibitors
will receive a ribbon for either A, B or C, with a cash premium
corresponding to the grade of the ribbon.
 Superior workmanship awards will be given to Youth/4-H, at the
discretion of the judge.
 Junior and Senior Showmanship trophies and ribbons will be
awarded in all Youth/4-H Livestock Divisions. Senior Division
– age 14 and over as of January 1, 2015; Junior Division – age 9
through 13 as of January 1, 2016. ADULT (AGES 20 and over) see pages 13-25
 Ribbons and cash premiums will be awarded on a 1, 2, and 3 basis
in all ADULT class sections.
 A Best of Show Rosette will be awarded at the discretion of the
judge in Adult Classes.  Disabled individuals are welcome and encouraged. Use the number
in the premium book and add “A” after the class number.
Join us for the
Thank you 2015 4-H
Market Livestock
Auction Buyers
B&B Outdoor Furnaces
Bargy’s Farm Market
Bill & Sherri Huffman
Dan & Anna Boals
Dockside Torch Lake
Don Puroll Logging & Farm
Ellworth Farmers Exchange
Fahl Forest Products
Fresh Exteriors
Harold Anderson
K&K Farms
Labor Guys Staffing
Larry Bargy
Mary Nachazel
Nagy Orchards
North Country Veterinary
Services
North Pine Oil & Gas
Northern Michigan Docks
Rick Land
Send Brothers Feed
Shooks Farm
Stephen Gallagher, CPA
Swain Auto & Truck Parts
The Machine Shop
Tommy’s Toys Excavating
Triston Cole, State Representative
2016 4-H Market
Livestock Auction
Antrim County Fair, Craven Park
7 pm, Friday, August 12
Frank Leist Auctioneering Services
An opportunity to purchase locally raised
Steers, Swine, Goats & Poultry
5:30 p.m. - Registration Opens
5:30 p.m. - Buyers’ Dinner
(featuring a meal provided by 4-H families)
Grand Champion Steer
Seller: Harley Bargy
Buyer: Nagy Orchards
Grand Champion Swine
Seller: Sarah Swain
Buyer: North Pine Oil & Gas
Reserve Champion Chicken
Seller: Jessica Evans
Buyer: Fahl Forest Products
Members of some Antrim County 4-H Clubs have been working for
months to raise the Livestock projects that will be sold at the fair.
Come and see the results of their hard work! Buyers may have the
opportunity to purchase cattle, swine, lamb, goats, and poultry.
MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer, committed to achieving
excellence through a diverse workforce and inclusive culture that encourages all
people to reach their full potential. Michigan State University Extension programs and
materials are open t all without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, gender
identity, religion, age, height, weight, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation,
marital status, family status or veteran status .
SECTION 3. HANDIWORK
3040
Cross Stitch
3041
Hand Sewing
3042
Machine Sewing
3043
Other Handiwork
Cadets and Cloverbuds
The Antrim County Fair is open to all Antrim County
residents. Youth do not have to be a member of a 4-H
Club to participate in any of the “cadet” classes. We
use the term “cadet” to refer to youth ages 8 and under.
Those same ages in a 4-H Club are called “cloverbuds.”
We use many 4-H standards for our judging criteria, but
everyone is welcome to enter the fair. We look forward
to seeing you.
DIVISION C. COLLECTIONS
SECTION 1.
3048
Cars/Airplanes
3049
Dolls
3050
Entomology
3051
Rocks
3052
Shells
3053
Stuffed Animals (must be all the same animal, i.e. bears, monkeys, etc.)
3054
Tractor/Farm Machinery
3055
Other Collection
DEPARTMENT I
CADET CORNER (Ages 8 and Under Only)
All youth, ages 8 and under, will receive participation ribbons.
DIVISION D. HORTICULTURE
SECTION 1.
3061
Flowers (potted plant)
3062
Flowers (cut flower in vase)
3063
Fruit
3064
Herbs
3065
Vegetables (one plate)
3066
Wildflowers
3067
Other Horticulture
Cadets may also participate in the Horse Show. See page 25 for
the equine class listings. Horse Show participants may
pre-register or register on site the day of the show.
DIVISION A. FOODS
SECTION 1.
3000
Any Candy Item
3001
Any Microwave Item
3002
Brownies
3003
Butter
3004
Cake
3005
Cookies
3006
Quick Bread
3007
Yeast Bread
3008
Any Other Item
DIVISION B. ARTS AND CRAFTS
SECTION 1. CREATIVE ARTS
3014
Coloring
3015
Creative Writing
3016
Drawing
3017
Painting
3018
Photography
3019
Play Dough Art
3020
Rock Art
3021
Other Art
SECTION 2. CRAFTS
3025
Bead Craft
3026
Fabric Craft
3027
Holiday Craft
3028
Leather Craft
3029
Nature Craft
3030
Paper Craft
3031
Recycling Craft
3032
Refrigerator Magnets
3033
Scrapbook
3034
Wood Burning
3035
Yarn Craft
3036
Lego Craft
3037
Other Craft
DIVISION E. LIVESTOCK
SECTION 9. RABBITS
3151
Showmanship
3152
Senior Buck, over 6 months
3153
Senior Doe, over 6 months
3154
Junior Buck, under 6 months
3155
Junior Doe, under 6 months
3156
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
An adult must accompany a cadet at all times while showing in
the livestock arena.
Large classes may be split into smaller groups by exhibitor age .
SECTION 1. CATTLE
3071
Showmanship
3072
Beef Calf, maximum weight 150 lbs.
3073
Dairy Calf, maximum weight 150 lbs.
SECTION 10. CAVIES (GUINEA PIGS)
(Owners must provide their own cages.)
3161
Showmanship
3162
Senior Boars, over 6 months
3163
Senior Sows, over 6 months
3164
Junior Boars, under 6 months
3165
Junior Sows, under 6 months
3166
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
SECTION 2. SHEEP
3078
Showmanship
3079
Ewe
3080
Wether
3081
Ram Lamb, under 6 months
3082
Ewe Lamb, under 6 months
3082
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
SECTION 3. GOAT
3087
Showmanship
3088
Doe, Milking
3089
Doe, Yearling
3090
Kid, Doe, over 6 months
3091
Kid, Wether, over 6 months
3092
Kid, Billy, under 6 months (No Horns)
3093
Kid, Doe, under 6 months
3094
Kid, Wether, under 6 months
3095
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
SECTION 4. LLAMAS
3100
Showmanship
3101
Male Llama
3102
Female Llama
SECTION 11. POCKET PETS
Participants will be interviewed on the care of their pets.
3171
3172
3173
3174
3175
3176
3177
3178
SECTION 5. SWINE
3108
Showmanship
3109
Potbellied
SECTION 6. WATER FOWL – DUCKS AND GEESE
3115
Showmanship
3116
Drake, over one year
3117
Gander, over one year
3118
Goose, over one year
3119
Hen, over one year
3120
Young Drake, under one year
3121
Gander, under one year
3122
Goose, under one year
3123
Young Hen, under one year
Birds
Fish (No tanks with pumps)
Gerbils
Hamsters
Mice
Rats
Reptiles
Other
DIVISION F. DOG SHOW
SECTION 1.
3184
Handler
SECTION 2.
3185
Showmanship
SECTION 3.
3186
Agility
SECTION 7. LARGE FOWL – TURKEYS
3129
Showmanship
3130
Tom, over one year
3131
Hen, over one year
3132
Young Tom, under one year
3133
Young Hen, under one year
SECTION 4. FUN CLASSES
3187
Egg on a Spoon
3188
Best Tricks
3189
Goodie Recall
3190
Largest Dog
3191
Longest Tail
3192
Best Biscuit Catcher
3193
Shortest Tail
3194
Smallest Dog
3195
Best Costume
3196
Cutest Dog
3197
High Jump
SECTION 8. SMALL FOWL
3139
Showmanship
3140
Cock, over one year
3141
Hen, over one year
3142
Cornish Hens
3143
Cockerel, under one year
3144
Pullet, under one year
3145
Eggs, display of 6
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DEPARTMENT II
DIVISION D. RECORD BOOKS
YOUTH EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
Learning Objective: Youth will develop skills in record
keeping. 4-H Record Books will provide the standard.
YOUTH/4-H
PREMIUM
Youth entering more than one Market project for the 4H
Livestock Auction, use number 3540 each time, adding the
following code for your project. If your project animal is not
listed, use “Z” and a new letter will be assigned.
A – Beef Steer
L – Lamb B – Beef Feeder
P – Pheasant
C – Chicken
Q – Quail
D – Dairy Steer
R – Rabbit
E – Dairy Feeder S – Swine
F – Geese
T – Turkey
G – Goat
W – Duck
K – Partridge
X – Guineas
Z – Other
Open to youth ages 9-19 only.
A
$2.00
B
$1.50
C
$1.00
DIVISION A. CREATIVE WRITING
Learning Objective: Youth will develop creative language
and writing skills and learn to present work in a creative,
professional manner.
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3500
Pen Pals
3501
Poetry – 9-13 years old
3502
Poetry – 14-19 years old
3503
Short Story – 9-13 years old
3504
Short Story – 14-19 years old
3505
Other Creative Writing
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3538
Record Keeping - Companion Animals (Pets)
3539
Record Keeping - Equine
3540
Record Keeping - 4-H Market Project
3541
Record Keeping - Personal
3542
Record Keeping - Shooting Sports
3543
Record Keeping - Other
DIVISION B. RECYCLING
Learning Objective: Youth will develop and demonstrate
knowledge and skill in developing another use for common
items/materials.
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3509
Books
3510
Cards
3511
Clothing
3512
Containers
3513
Crafts
3514
Wood
3515
Other Recycling
DIVISION E. SHOOTING SPORTS
DIVISION C. SCIENCE
DIVISION F. EXPLORING YOUR HERITAGE
Learning Objective: Youth will show knowledge and effective
shooting sports habits and favorable conservation attitudes
through posters and models.
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3547
Archery
3548
Fire Arms
Learning Objective: Youth will demonstrate knowledge in
science/conservation by displaying labeled specimen, posters,
models, or written reports with pictures and diagrams.
Learning Objective: Youth will be able to demonstrate through
their exhibit increased knowledge of listed classes.
SECTION 1
Youth/4-H
3553
Dough Creations
3554
Holiday Decorating
3555
Scarecrows
3556
Scrapbooking
3557
Stamping Art
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3520
Aerospace/Rocketry
3521
Animal Science
3522
Birds
3523
Entomology
3524
Fish
3525
Forestry
3526
Geology
3527
Plant Science
3528
Shells
3529
Soil
3530
Study of Bees
3531
Taxidermy
3532
Water Conservation
3533
Wildflowers
3534
Wildlife
3535
Other Science
Youth and 4-H Exhibitors
The Antrim County Fair is open to all Antrim County
residents. Youth do not have to be a member of a 4-H Club to
participate in most classes. Only exhibitors selling animals
in the 4-H Livestock Auction are required to be members of
an Antrim County 4-H Club. This applies only to the Record
Keeping - Market Project (3540) and classes in the Large and
Small Livestock sections which use the word “market” in the
class title. All other classes are open to all youth. We do use
many 4-H standards for our judging criteria, but everyone is
welcome to enter the fair. We look forward to seeing you.
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DIVISION B. SKETCHES
DIVISION G. COLLECTIONS
Learning Objective: Youth will show knowledge by researching
and including the history and development of selected class.
For each sketch entered, please add one of the following
medium codes to the class number.
C – Chalk
CH – Charcoal
CP – Colored Pencil
FM – Felt Markers
K – Ink
PE – Pencil
P – Pastels
Z – Other
M – Mixed Medium
SECTION 1.
Youth/4-H
3563
Business Cards
3564
Buttons/Pins
3565
Cars/Airplanes
3566
China/Porcelain Figurines
3567
Coins
3568
Dolls
3569
Emblem Patches
3570
Hats
3571
Miniature China/Tea Sets
3572
Model Cars
3573
Post Cards
3574
Salt/Pepper Shakers
3575
Sports Cards
3576
Stamps
3577
Stuffed Animals
3578
Thimbles
3579
Other Collection
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
617
3617
Animal
618
3618
Landscape
619
3619
Modern
620
3620
Portrait
621
3621
Still Life
622
3622
Other Sketches
DEPARTMENT Iv
CRAFTS
All exhibits must be hand-crafted by exhibitor.
DIVISION H. group entries
Division A. Crafts
No premium for group entries. One entry per group.
SECTION 1. CARVING
Adult Youth/4-H
682
3682
Leather
683
3683
Soap
684
3684
Styrofoam
685
3685
Other Carving
SECTION 1.
3580
First Aid Kit - Human
3581
First Aid Kit - Livestock
3582
Tack Box
3583
Grooming Box/Bucket
3584
Educational Poster
3585 Veterinary Science
3586
Community Service
3587
Other Group Project
SECTION 2. Graphic arts
Adult Youth/4-H
686
3686
Business Card
687
3687
Greeting Card
688
3688
Letterhead
689
3689
Poster
690
3690
Coloring Book Page
691
3691
Other Graphic Art
dEPARTMENT III
SECTION 3. printing
Adult Youth/4-H
692
3692
Lineoleum
693
3693
Potato
694
3694
Styrofoam
695
3695
Wood Block
696
3696
Other Printing
ART
All exhibits must be original works of art.
Paintings and sketches should be equipped for hanging display.
PREMIUM
1st/A
$2.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$1.50
$1.00
SECTION 4. sculpture
Adult Youth/4-H
697
3697
Clay
698
3698
Origami
699
3699
Paper
700
3700
Paper Mache
701
3701
Other Sculpture
DIVISION A. PAINTING
For each painting entered, please add one of the following
medium codes to the class number.
A – Acrylic O – Oil W – Watercolor M – Mixed Medium
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
590
3590
Animal
591
3591
Landscape
592
3592
Modern
593
3593
Portrait
594
3594
Still Life
595
3595
Other Painting
SECTION 5. fabric
Adult Youth/4-H
702
3702
Decorated Clothing
703
3703
Fabric Craft
704
3704
Machine Stitched Craft
705
3705
Other Fabric
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DEPARTMENT V
SECTION 6. handicrafts
Adult Youth/4-H
706
3706
Bead Craft
707
3707
Candles
708
3708
Caning or Weaving
709
3709
Ceramics
710
3710
Collage
711
3711
Decoupage
712
3712
Jewelry
713
3713
Nature Craft
714
3714
Refrigerator Magnets
715
3715
Scrapbooking
716
3716
Styrofoam Craft
717
3717
Wreath
718
3718
Lego Craft (max size 24 inch x 24 inch)
719
3719
Other Craft
PHOTOGRAPHY
All photos must be originals taken by the exhibitor.
All photography entries must be ready to hang. Single and
group of 3 photos must be at least 5 x 7. The preferred method
is an 8 x 10 photo mounted on an 11 x 14 foam board with a
hanger on the back.
PREMIUM
1st/A
$2.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$1.50
$1.00
DIVISION A. PHOTOGRAPHY
For each entry in Photography, please add one of the following
color codes for each exhibit:
B — Black and white
C— Color
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
750
3750
Album with more than 10 photographs
751
3751
10 photos grouped on a single mat
752
3752
Grouping of Enlargements - (3) framed or matted
753
3753
Single Animal - Domestic
754
3754
Single Animal - Wildlife
755
3755
Single Flower/Plant
756
3756
Single People
757
3757
Single Scenery/Landscape
758
3758
Single Still Life
759
3759
Single Birds
760
3760
Single Insects
761
3761
Single Sunrise/Sunset
762
3762
Other Photography
DIVISION b. METAL
For each entry in the Fabrication class, please add one of the
following weld types to the class number.
A – Arc
F – Forge
M – Mig
O – Oxy/Ace T – Tig
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
725
3725
Casting
726
3726
Fabrication
727
3727
Forged
728
3728
Other Metal
DIVISION c. WOOD WORKS
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
731
3731
Scroll Work
732
3732
Wood Burning
733
3733
Wood Carving
734
3734
Wood Craft
735
3735
Wood & Furniture Refinishing
736
3736
Wood Working
737
3737
Other Wood Works
DIVISION d. LEATHER
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
740
3740
Belts
741
3741
Carving
742
3742
Large items-purse, saddle, etc.
743
3743
Small items-wallet, coin purse, etc.
744
3744
Other Leather
Elliott Willson Wins 2016 Fair Book Cover Contest
The artwork on this year’s cover is the work of Elliott Willson.
Runners up in the contest were Sarah Swain and Haley Byard.
Thank you to all of the area students who submitted artwork
for the Fair Book cover contest. We look forward to seeing
your work every year.
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Elliott Willson
Sarah Swain
Haley Byard
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Sold at many
area stores.
DIVISION B. CONFECTIONS
HOME ECONOMICS EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR
YOUTH/4-H EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR
7 p.m. Friday, August 12, in the arena
Note: A box mix may be used for these cakes. Only the
decorations will be judged.
SECTION 1. CAKE DECORATING
Adult Youth/4-H
801
3801
Novelty
802
3802
Standard
A special award will be given to the
exhibitor in each age group who has the
greatest number of blue ribbons in the
Home Economics Department and has
exhibited in at least four divisions of the
Home Economics Department. Judges
and Superintendents will determine the
winner. (Adult exhibitors may not win
this award more than two years in a
row.) The Youth/4-H winner will receive
a trophy and savings bond (donated by
4-H) and the adult will receive a trophy.
SECTION 2. CANDY
Adult Youth/4-H
807
3807
Caramel Corn
808
3808
Fondant Filled
809
3809
Fudge
810
3810
Hard Candy
811
3811
Molded
812
3812
Peanut Brittle
813
3813
Popcorn Balls
814
3814
Other Candy
DEPARTMENT VI
DIVISION C. FOOD PRESERVATION-CANNING
HOME ECONOMICS
All entries must include processing method and time.
NOTE: Bring TWO jars. Jars may be opened at judging.
After judging, opened jars may be replaced with sealed jars and
the open jar may be taken home.
A recipe must be attached on all food entries. All items will be
opened at the discretion of the judge. Refrigeration is available
upon request. Food entries are judged Wednesday evening.
SECTION 1. CANNED GOODS
Adult Youth/4-H
819
3819
Fruit – 2 varieties
820
3820
Fruit Butters – 2 varieties
821
3821
Juices
822
3822
Meats/Fish – 2 varieties
823
3823
Pickles – 2 recipes
824
3824
Preserves, Jams, Jellies – 2 varieties
825
3825
Relishes
826
3826
Vegetables – 2 varieties
827
3827
Other Canned Good
NOTE: GENERAL JUDGING POINTS: Breads (yeast
& quick), cakes (egg & butter) and cookies will be judged
on general appearance, lightness, texture, moisture, flavor
and aroma. Icings, frostings and fillings will be judged on
appearance, consistency of texture and flavor. All items will be
sampled. Heavy paper plates or board squares may be used.
One half of a cake may be entered. Print name and address on
adhesive tape on bottom of entry. After judging you may leave
one piece for show on plate and remove the rest of the exhibit.
PREMIUM
1st/A
$2.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$1.50
$1.00
SECTION 2. FERMENTED PRODUCTS
Judging based on color, aroma, bouquet, sugar-acid-tanning
balance, after taste and general overall quality.
DIVISION A. BAKING
SECTION 1. BREADS
Adult Youth/4-H
773
3773
Bread Machine Bread
774
3774
Quick Breads
775
3775
Rolls – Plate of 3
776
3776
Yeast Breads – Fancy
777
3777
Yeast Breads – Plain
778
3778
Other Bread
Adult
831
832
833
DIVISION D. DRIED FOODS
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
838
3838
Fruit
839
3839
Herbs (edible only)
840
3840
Meat
841
3841
Vegetable
842
3842
Other Dried Food
SECTION 2. BAKED GOODS
Adult
783
784
785
786
787
Youth/4-H
3831
Fruit
3832
Herb
3833
Other
Youth/4-H
3783
Bar Cookies
3784
Cakes
3785
Cookies – Plate of 4
3786
Pies
3787
Other Baked Good
DIVISION E. DAIRY FOODS
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
846
3846
Butter
847
3847
Other Dairy
SECTION 3. SPECIALTY BAKING
Adult Youth/4-H
792
3792
Croissants – Plate of 2
793
3793
Doughnuts – Plate of 3
794
3794
English Muffins – Plate of 2
795
3795
Fried Cakes – Plate of 3
796
3796
Other Specialty Baking
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DIVISION F. HONEY AND MAPLE SYRUP
SECTION 3. MACHINE SEWING
Adult Youth/4-H
906
3906
Children’s Clothing
907
3907
Men’s Clothing
908
3908
Women’s Clothing
909
3909
Other Machine Sewing
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
852
3852
Extracted Honey – display of one or more jars processed by exhibitor
853
3853
Maple Syrup – display of one or more jars processed by exhibitor
854
3854
Specimen of Comb Honey – cellophane wrapped or in cartons
855
3855
Other
DEPARTMENT VII
ANTIQUES
Include a 3x5 card with exhibit telling about the article(s) being
entered (i.e. history, how you got started, etc.).
DIVISION G. MICROWAVE
SECTION 1. BAKING
Adult Youth/4-H
859
3859
Breads
860
3860
Cakes
861
3861
Other Microwave Baking
PREMIUM
1st/A
$2.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$1.50
$1.00
DIVISION A. ANTIQUES
Must be at least 50 years old and not shown in prior 3 years.
SECTION 2. CANDY
Adult Youth/4-H
866
3866
Caramel Corn
867
3867
Fondant-filled
868
3868
Fudge
869
3869
Hard Candy
870
3870
Molded
871
3871
Peanut Brittle
872
3872
Popcorn Balls
873
3873
Other Microwave Candy
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
913
3913
Books & Magazines
914
3914
Carpentry Tools
915
3915
China/Pottery
916
3916
Clothing
917
3917
Dolls
918
3918
Farm Articles
919
3919
Furniture
920
3920
Glass
921
3921
Hunting or Trapping Equipment
922
3922
Jewelry
923
3923
Lumbering Tools
924
3924
Needlework
925
3925
Photos (must be in frame or album)
926
3926
Toys
927
3927
Other Antique
DIVISION H. HANDIWORK
All Exhibits will be judged on color harmony, suitability of
material, workmanship, cleanliness, and creativity.
SECTION 1. HANDIWORK
Adult Youth/4-H
878
3878
Bargello
879
3879
Candle wicking
880
3880
Crewel
881
3881
Crocheting – one large article
882
3882
Crocheting – two small articles
883
3883
Cross-Stitch
884
3884
Embroidery
885
3885
Knitting – one large article
886
3886
Knitting – two small articles
887
3887
Needlepoint
888
3888
Plastic Canvas
889
3889
Rug Making
890
3890
Smocking
891
3891
Tatting
892
3892
Trapunto
893
3893
Other Handiwork
SECTION 2. QUILTING
Adult Youth/4-H
898
3898
Hand pieced & hand quilted
899
3899
Machine pieced & hand quilted
900
3900
Machine pieced & hand tied
901
3901
Machine pieced & machine quilted
902
3902
Other Quilting
Covered Wagon Rides through Bellaire
courtesy of Tommy’s Toys Excavating
1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Starting at the Antrim County Fairgrounds
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DIVISION C. FLORICULTURE
HORTICULTURALIST OF THE YEAR
7 p.m. Friday, August 12, in the arena
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4H
958
3958
Cactus
959
3959
Corsage/Boutonniere
960
3960
Cut Flower Arrangement – Formal
961
3961
Cut Flower Arrangement – Informal
962
3962
Dried Arrangement
963
3963
Five or More of One Specimen in a Vase
964
3964
Hanging Flower Basket
965
3965
One Flower Specimen in a Vase
966
3966
Potted Plants – Indoor Gardening (1 exhibit)
967
3967
Potted Shrub or Ornamental Tree
968
3968
Silk Flower Arrangement
969
3969
Terrarium
970
3970
Wildflowers – Dried Arrangement
971
3971
Wildflowers – Fresh Arrangement
972
3972
Other Floriculture
The adult and youth winners of these special awards
will have a minimum of three exhibits in at least three
divisions with the greatest number of blue ribbon
entries in horticulture. Judges and Superintendents will
determine the winner. (Adult exhibitors may not win this
award more than two years in a row.) The Youth/4-H
winner will receive a trophy and savings bond (donated
by 4-H) and the adult will receive a trophy.
dEPARTMENT VIII
HORTICULTURE
All specimens must be displayed in clean containers and grown
in home gardens.
PREMIUM
1st/A
$2.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$1.50
$1.00
DIVISION A. FRUIT (No wild fruit)
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
932
3932
One Pint of Small Fruit
933
3933
Plate/basket of 5 Apples
934
3934
Plate/basket of 5 Peaches
935
3935
Plate/basket of 5 Pears
936
3936
Plate/basket of 5 Plums
937
3937
Other Fruit
DIVISION D. HERBS
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
977
3977
Dried – Tied or in a Container (non-food)
978
3978
Live – Potted
979
3979
Other Herbs
DIVISION B. VEGETABLE GARDEN
DIVISION E. FARM CROPS
See garden guidelines at: http://expeng.anr.msu.edu/sites/
4h/resources/4H1175_SelectVegforExhibit.pdf
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
983
3983
Corn, largest ear
984
3984
Corn, tallest stalk (measured from top of root mass)
985
3985
Hay, leaf of baled hay
986
3986
Haylage, one pound
987
3987
Largest Pumpkin (length & girth)
988
3988
Largest Squash (length & girth)
989
3989
Potatoes, 10-15 tubers
990
3990
Sheaf of Grain, 3” bundle
991
3991
Small Grain, 1 quart
992
3992
Sunflower, largest head
993
3993
Sunflower, tallest (measured from top of root mass)
994
3994
Other Farm Crops
SECTION 1. STANDARD VEGETABLES
Adult Youth/4-H
942
3942
Individual Garden Exhibit – Best display of vegetables (6 varieties): must be product of one garden; arranged in a basket or box.
943
3943
Oddities (naturally grown)
944
3944
Single Vegetable Exhibit
945
3945
Three Varieties of Vegetables
946
3946
Other Standard Vegetable
SECTION 2. GOURMET/BABY VEGETABLES
Adult Youth/4-H
950
3950
Individual Garden Exhibit – Best display of vegetables (6 varieties): must be product of one garden arranged in a basket or box.
951
3951
Oddities (naturally grown)
952
3952
Single Vegetable Exhibit
953
3953
Three Varieties of Vegetables
954
3954
Other Gourmet/Baby Vegetable
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
The silent auction concludes at 6 PM Saturday, August 13, 2016.
The Antrim County Fair Board depends on many forms of generous
support in order to provide a quality fair. This auction will help provide
matching funds for grants to enhance the fairgrounds.
To donate to the auction, call
Lois at (231) 675-7321 or Danielle at (231) 350-0660.
If you are a guest at our fair, please bid
generously on great local auction items
during fair week and help us bring you a better fair!
We appreciate your support!
DEPARTMENT IX
NOTICE TO ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS
DOGS
The 2016 Health Requirements for Livestock
Exhibited in Michigan can be obtained by
downloading them from the Michigan Department
of Agriculture website at http://www.michigan.
gov/documents/mdard/2016_Fairs_and_Exhibitions_
Requirements_510845_7.pdf or by contacting the
Antrim County MSU Extension staff.
NOTE OUR NEW TIME: Noon, Saturday.
All breeds and mixed breeds are welcome. Dogs must be
presentably groomed with nails trimmed. Bring a copy of
current license and rabies vaccination to show at check-in.
Exhibitors are responsible for their dog in all situations, and
should avoid close contact with other dogs. Exhibitors must
clean up after their dogs.
Youth exhibitors are age 9-18. Adults are 19+. All ages are as
of 1/1/16.
SUPERINTENDENT: SIERRA SIZEN
JUDGE: TBD
PREMIUM
1st/A
$3.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$2.00
$1.00
DIVISION A.
SECTION 1. DOG OBEDIENCE
Adult Youth/4-H
-------- 4010 Junior handler
-------- 4011 Senior handler
1012
-------- Adult handler
DEPARTMENT X
LIVESTOCK – LARGE ANIMALS
DIVISION B.
Junior exhibitors are 4-H age 9-13, as of 1/1/16.
Senior Exhibitors are 4-H age 14-18, as of 1/1/16.
Cadets, under age 9, see Department I, pages 8 and 9.
SECTION 1. showmanship
Adult Youth/4-H
-------- 4013 Junior Showmanship
-------- 4014 Senior Showmanship
1015
-------- Adult Showmanship
JUDGE: TBD
SUPERINTENDENT: ED NACHAZEL
PREMIUM
DOG AGILITY FUN SHOW
It is recommended that exhibitors and their dogs be familiar
with the agility equipment prior to the fair. Exhibitors must
wear closed-toe shoes with some traction (running/walking
shoes). Dogs must wear a snap or buckle collar with no hanging
tags in the agility ring. (No choke collars.)
DIVISION A. CATTLE
2nd/B 3rd/C
$4.00
$3.00
SECTION 1. DAIRY
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4035
Junior Showmanship
------- 4036
Senior Showmanship
1037
4037
Cow over three years old
1038
4038
Cow over two-years old
1039
4039
Yearling Heifer, between 1-2 years old
1040
4040 Calf
1041
4041
Calf under one year
1042
4042
Cow/Calf Pair (calf 2-4 months only)
division c.
SECTION 1. DOG AGILITY
Adult Youth/4-H
1016
4016
A/Beginner (on leash)
1017
4017
B/Intermediate/Advanced (off leash)
division d.
SECTION 1. FUN CLASSES
NOTE: No premiums are awarded for fun classes.
Adult Youth/4-H
1021
4021 Egg on a Spoon
1022
4022 Best Tricks
1023
4023 Goodie Recall
1024
4024 Largest Dog
1025
4025 Longest Tail
1026
4026 Best Biscuit Catcher
1027
4027 Shortest Tail
1028
4028 Smallest Dog
1029
4029 Best Costume
1030
4030 Cutest Dog
1031
4031 High Jump
1st/A
$5.00
SECTION 2. BEEF
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4046
Junior Showmanship
------- 4047
Senior Showmanship
------- 4048
4-H Market Steer - Beef
------- 4049
4-H Market Steer - Dairy
------- 4050
4-H Market Feeder - Beef
------- 4051
4-H Market Feeder - Dairy
1052
4052
Senior Calf, born July through December last year
1053
4053
Junior Calf, born on or after January this year
1054
4054
Cow/Calf Pair (calf 2-4 months only)
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DEPARTMENT XI
DIVISION B. SHEEP
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4056
Junior Showmanship
------- 4057
Senior Showmanship
------- 4058
4-H Market Project
1059
4059
Ewe
1060
4060
Wether
1061
4061
Ram Lamb, under 6 months
1062
4062
Ewe Lamb, under 6 months
1063
4063
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
LIVESTOCK – SMALL ANIMALS
(Junior exhibitors are ages 9-13. Senior exhibitors are ages 1418. Cadets, under age 9, see Department I.)
JUDGE: TBD
SUPERINTENDENT: DANIELLE SZYSKA
Cages are furnished for poultry and rabbits. Exhibitors must
provide cages for game birds and pocket pets.
PREMIUM
DIVISION C. GOAT
Please use one of the following codes to specify the type of goat
being shown.
A - Dairy
C - Pygmy
B - Angora
D - Meat
1st/A
$4.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$3.00
$2.00
DIVISION A. POULTRY
Please use one of the following codes to specify the type of water
fowl you are showing.
A - Ducks
B - Geese
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4067
Junior Showmanship
------- 4068
Senior Showmanship
------- 4069
4-H Market Goat
1070
4070
Doe, milking
1071
4071
Buck, over 6 months (no horns)
1072
4072
Doe, over 6 months
1073
4073
Wether, over 6 months
1074
4074
Kid, Buck, under 6 months
1075
4075
Kid, Doe, under 6 months
1076
4076
Kid, Wether, under 6 months
1077
4077
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
SECTION 1. WATER FOWL
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4100
Junior Showmanship
------- 4101
Senior Showmanship
------- 4102
4-H Market Project
1103
4103
Pen of Three – Meat
1104
4104
Drake – over one year
1105
4105
Hen – over one year
1106
4106
Young Drake – under one year
1107
4107
Young Hen – under one year
DIVISION D. LLAMAS
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4080
Junior Showmanship
------- 4081
Senior Showmanship
1082
4082
Adult Male – Age 2 and over
1083
4083
Adult Female – Age 2 and over
1084
4084
Juvenile Male – Under 2 years old
1085
4085
Juvenile Female – Under 2 years old
DIVISION E. SWINE
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4090
Junior Showmanship
------- 4091
Senior Showmanship
------- 4092
4-H Market Swine
1093
4093
Barrow
1094
4094
Gilt
1095
4095
Potbellied
SECTION 2. LARGE FOWL – TURKEYS
Adult Youth/4-H
------- 4112
Junior Showmanship
------- 4113
Senior Showmanship
------- 4114
4-H Market Turkeys
1115
4115
Pen of Three – Meat
1116
4116
Tom – over one year
1117
4117
Hen – over one year
1118
4118
Young Tom – under one year
1119
4119
Young Hen – under one year
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DIVISION C. CAVIES (GUINEA PIGS)
SECTION 3. SMALL FOWL – CHICKENS
SECTION 1.
All chickens must be pullorum tested before being placed in
cages. Testing will take place from 4-7 p.m. on Wednesday,
August 10, 2016, on the fairgrounds.
Adult
-------
-------
-------
1127
1128
1129
1130
1131
1132
Participants must bring a cage in which to display these pets.
Cages are not provided.
Youth/4-H
4124
Junior Showmanship
4125
Senior Showmanship
4126
4-H Market Chickens
4127
Pen of Three – meat
4128
Cock – over one year
4129
Hen – over one year
4130
Cockerel – under one year
4131
Pullet – under one year
4132
Eggs, display of 12
Please specify the hair type of your pet by adding a letter to the
class number.
A – Long Haired
B- Short Haired
Adult
-------
-------
1166
1167
1168
1169
1170
SECTION 4. SMALL FOWL – GAME BIRDS
Participants must bring a sanitized cage in which to display
game birds. Cages are not provided due to flight risk.
Showmanship is not required for game birds.
DIVISION D. POCKET PETS
Participants will be interviewed on the care of their pets.
Pet owners must bring a cage for these pets. Cages are not
provided.
Please add one of the following codes to the class number to
specify a type of game bird.
A - Pheasants
D - Peacocks
B - Quail
E - Pigeons/Doves
C - Guineas
Z - Other
Adult
------
1138
1139
1140
1141
1142
SECTION 1.
Adult Youth/4-H
1171
4171
Birds
1172
4172
Fish (No Tanks with Pumps)
1173
4173
Gerbils
1174
4174
Hamsters
1175
4175
Mice
1176
4176
Rats
1177
4177
Reptiles
1178
4178
Other Pocket Pet
Youth/4-H
4137
4-H Market Project
4138
Pen of Three –meat
4139
Cock – over one year
4140
Hen – over one year
4141 Cockerel – under one year
4142
Pullet – under one year
DIVISION B. RABBITS
SECTION 1.
4 Class = Rabbits which mature at less than 9 lbs.
6 Class = Rabbits which mature at 9 or more lbs.
Adult
-------
-------
-------
1152
1153
1154
1155
1156
1157
1158
1159
1160
1161
1162
1163
Youth/4-H
4164
Junior Showmanship
4165
Senior Showmanship
4166
Senior Boars over 6 months
4167
Senior Sows over 6 months
4168
Junior Boars under 6 months
4169
Junior Sows under 6 months
4170
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
Youth/4-H
4149
4-H Market Rabbits
4150
Junior Showmanship
4151
Senior Showmanship
4152
Pen of Three - Meat
4153
4 Class Senior Buck – over 6 months
4154
4 Class Senior Doe – over 6 months
4155
4 Class Junior Buck – under 6 months
4156
4 Class Junior Doe – under 6 months
4157
6 Class Senior Buck – over 8 months
4158
6 Class Senior Doe – over 8 months
4159 6 Class Intermediate Buck – 6-8 months
4160
6 Class Intermediate Doe – 6-8 months
4161
6 Class Junior Buck – under 6 months
4162
6 Class Junior Doe – under 6 months
4163
Progeny (sire, dam, offspring)
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DEPARTMENT XII
EQUINE Thursday August 11, 2016
REGISTRATION at 7:30-8:30 AM
Show begins promptly at 9:00 AM
JudgeS: Miranda rolin and Hannah Page
Superintendent: Christy wilson
PREMIUM
1st/A
$5.00
2nd/B 3rd/C
$4.00
$3.00
NOTE: Superintendent may split classes depending on size.
Classes may be dropped if there are no entries.
Age Groups (age as of 1/01/16)
7 and Up – Walk/Trot riders (see rules)
Under 9: Lead Line
Junior: 9 through 13
Senior: 14 through 18
Adult: 19 and over
Horse Show Rules: Complete rules are available online at
Michigan 4-H Horse & Pony Project Show Rules & Regulations
(Full sheet and pocket version available) go to: http://4h.msue.
msu.edu/4h/resources/mi_4h_horse_show_rules
Registration Information:
• Pre-registration is RECOMMENDED. If not pre-registered,
please arrive early!
• Copy of negative Coggins test required with registration.
• Liability Release – All participants and/or parents must sign
before participating in the show.
Rules
• 4H Horse & Pony Rules and Regulations apply.
• Walk/Trot riders may not enter any other riding classes
except Showmanship, Trail and Fun Classes.
• Lead Line horses must be led by someone 18 years or older.
• Classes with (*) count for High Point in Adult, Senior, and
Junior.
• Trophy awards for High Point in each age division.
• Ribbon awards up to 6th place in each class.
SECTION 3. ENGLISH/WESTERN
1272
Adult Trail*
1273
Senior Trail*
1274
Junior Trail*
1275
Lead Line
1276
Walk/Trot Trail
- - - - - LUNCH BREAK - - - - SECTION 4. WESTERN
1277
Walk/Trot Western Horsemanship
1278
Adult Western Horsemanship*
1279
Senior Western Horsemanship*
1280
Junior Western Horsemanship*
1281
Adult Western Pleasure*
1282
Senior Western Pleasure*
1283
Junior Western Pleasure*
SECTION 5. BAREBACK
1284
Adult Bareback*
1285
Senior Bareback*
1286
Junior Bareback*
SECTION 6. FUN CLASSES - time permitting
No premiums are awarded for fun classes.
1287
1288
1289
1290
1291
See our Horse
Pull sponsors
on Page 27.
DIVISION A. HORSE SHOW
SECTION 1. HALTER/SHOWMANSHIP
1250
Weanlings & Yearlings
1251
Ponies (Mares & Geldings)
1252
Mares - Stock Type
1253
Mares - Pleasure Type
1254
Geldings - Stock Type
1255
Geldings -Pleasure Type
1256
Adult Showmanship*
1257
Senior Showmanship*
1258
Junior Showmanship*
1259
Cadet Showmanship
Egg & Spoon
Free style (2 minutes with music)
Barrell pattern with small jump
Pole bending
Down & Back
DIVISION B. HORSE PULL - Entry Fee $25.00
SUPERINTENDENT: DAN SZYSKA
Join us for the Horse Pull at 7 p.m., Saturday, August 13, at the
entrance to Craven Park.
SECTION 1. Horse Pull
1292
Horse Pull
SECTION 2. english
1265
Walk/Trot English Equitation
1266
Adult English Equitation *
1267
Senior English Equitation *
1268
Junior English Equitation *
1269
Adult English Pleasure*
1270
Senior English Pleasure *
1271
Junior English Pleasure *
Placing............................................................................. Premium
1st......................................................................................$300.00
2nd....................................................................................$250.00
3rd.....................................................................................$200.00
4th.....................................................................................$150.00
5th.....................................................................................$100.00
6th.......................................................................................$75.00
Horsemanship Award..........................................................$25.00
Best Dressed Award............................................................$25.00
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Antrim County Fair 5k Run/Walk
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Proceeds will benefit the Antrim County Fair
The Antrim County Fair provides an important annual outlet for education, exhibition and demonstration of agriculture, home
economics, science and art. It is a recreation based outlet for county residents and visitors to share and display their hobbies and interests
with special emphasis on youth. Its goal is to provide a fun and educational experience for all.
REGISTRATION:
COST:
http://www.active.com/bellaire-mi/running/antrim-county-fair-5k-walk-run-2016
Prior to August 1, 2016
NON-REFUNDABLE
After August 1, 2016
NON-REFUNDABLE
T-SHIRTS:
prior to August 1, 2016
after August 1, 2016 Available in youth size YS-YXL or Adult S-XL (XXL
available for an additional $2.00 per shirt); please state the size on each registration line.
AWARDS:
AGE DIVISIONS:
COURSE:
no strollers please
START/FINISH:
FACILITIES:
Antrim County Fair 5K Run/Walk
(Mail and make checks payable to: Antrim County Fair, PO Box 427, Bellaire MI 49615)
Participant Information:
(Complete each line with participant name, age, t-shirt size and circle if participating in the run or the walk)
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
______________________Age___Shirt size___Run/Walk
Family Contact Name:____________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Street)
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Phone Number:________________________________ Email Address:___________________________________________
REGISTRATION(see above): _____ x $20.00 individual _____ x $40.00 per family(up to 4) ____ x $10.00 additional family(over 4)
_____ x $2.00 for XXL t-shirt $_____ donation to the Antrim County Fair
$_____Total Enclosed
By signing this, I release Antrim County Fair Board, the Association and its members, Antrim County Commissioners, and employees, Village of Bellaire officials, employees, MSU
Extension, agents, employees, volunteers, members, race organizers, sponsors, officials, and any other coordinating group or member associated with this event from any claim of
damage or injury resulting from my family participating in or traveling to or from this race. I further state that we are all in proper physical condition to compete in this race.
Signature: _______________________________________________________________Date:___________________________
Important Information for Vendor Applicants
Rules:
1. Booth space is limited to a 10x10 space and will cost $35.00 for all 3 days or $15.00 per day;
Non-profit businesses with an educational booth will be no charge, otherwise a fee for a 10x10
space will be assessed. Youth 18 and under will pay $5.00/day. Payment must accompany the
application if required; if payment is not received with the application, your application will not
be processed until it is received. See Notification Policy for more information.
2. Once payment has been made, cancellation of space will result in the forfeit of all payments if the
request was made after deadline (see below for the cancellation policy). No-shows will forfeit all
payments. Refunds will not be made due to rain or if the vendor feels the event did not meet their
expectations.
3. There is NO electricity available for vendor use at any of the booth spaces (see below for Power
Supply policy). Food and beverage sales are not allowed at the Antrim County Fair; there is a
Fair-sponsored food booth on-site.
4. All vendors must keep their booth staffed while open. The Antrim County Fair will not be
responsible for unattended booths.
5. Please remember that all property must be kept completely within the boundaries of your
assigned space. Handouts and brochures must be contained within a booth space (you may not
walk around to distribute) and they must be approved by the Antrim County Fair Board prior to
the Fair.
6. You may not share or sublet your space with another business, firm or person without advance
written permission from the Fair Board.
7. Booths must be disassembled no later than 1:00 p.m. on Sunday August 14, 2016.
8. The Antrim County Fair will not be held liable for any lost, stolen, or broken items.
9. Please keep in mind that the Antrim County Fair is a youth oriented fair so we ask that all people
conduct themselves accordingly. If the Fair Board feels that your actions and speech is
unacceptable you may be asked to leave; if you have been asked to leave, you will not receive a
refund of your booth fee.
Notification: If your application is accepted, you will receive official notification prior to the start of
the fair. If for some reason, your application is not accepted or spaces are full, you will be notified by
mail (booth spaces are limited). Until you receive confirmation, your space is not guaranteed. If your
application is denied for any reason, your check will be returned or a refund will be issued.
Power Supply: The Antrim County Fair cannot offer any vendor power. If you use a battery device to
provide electricity, it must be contained within your booth space and neighboring booths must not be
disturbed by exhaust fumes or noise. You must indicate your intention to use these devices on your
application. No generators allowed.
Cancellation: If a vendor finds it necessary to cancel participation in the Antrim County Fair, a refund
will be made only if cancellation is received in writing to the Antrim County Fair on or before July 30,
2016. In such an event, the Antrim County Fair will refund to the vendor the total amount the vendor has
paid. Any cancellations received after July 30, 2016 and no-shows will not receive a refund.
Antrim County Fair Booth Application
Organization/Business Name:
□ Check if this is a is non-profit business with an educational booth
□ Check if this is a is demonstration booth
Contact Name:
□ Check if you are a youth under the age of 18 (Cost for booth is $5.00 per day)
Address:
City:
Phone:
E-mail:
Dates Requested:
State:
Fax:
□ August 11-13, 2016 (all 3 days - $35)
□ Friday, August 12, 2016 ($15)
Zip:
□ Thursday, August 11, 2016 ($15)
□ Saturday, August 13, 2016 ($15)
Description:
Briefly describe the type of booth and/or product to be displayed during the fair. You must provide your own booth structures (tables, chairs,
tent) and be contained within the booth space and must not interfere with the operation of neighboring vendors. Please enclose copies of
printed materials and/or handout items to be given out. Please indicate if you will be using a battery device as a power supply □ Yes □ No
Presence on Website:
If you would like to be listed on our website as a 2016 Antrim County Fair vendor, please provide the following information:
Group/Business/Organization Name:
Website Address:
E-Mail Address:
Contact Name:
Phone Number:
I have read and understand the rules and regulations expected of me which are found of the back
of this application.
Signature of applicant
Date
Make checks payable to Antrim County Fair and return to:
PO Box 223
Mancelona, MI 49659
We look forward to your participation at the 2016 Antrim County Fair. If you have any questions, please
call (231) 533-8818 or e-mail to [email protected].
Short Story Contest Rules
Tell us your story. What do you enjoy about living
in Northern Michigan? What adventures have you had at
school, with your family, goofing with friends, playing sports,
or anywhere in the community? Your story may be serious,
adventurous, or funny. It can be real, fiction, or a little of
both. Create a story that depicts life in Antrim County, share
it with us, and you may win a 2-night campground pass in
Antrim County, at either Whispering Pines Campground,
Mancelona, or Chain O Lakes Campground, in Bellaire.
Stories will be displayed during the fair from August
11-13 and winners will be announced Friday, August 12 at
6:45 p.m. just prior to the 4-H Youth Livestock Auction.
Entries must be neatly hand-written, or typed, and
include your name and phone number. Please enter one of
the following categories: Ages 13-18 or Ages 6-12.
Submit your story to: Antrim County Fair, PO Box 223, Mancelona, MI 49649.
Entries must be received by Antrim County Fair
by no later than July 25.
Stories will be kept for display at Antrim County Fair and will not be
returned. Any questions may be directed to Antrim County MSU Extension at
(231) 533-8818.
Photo Contest Rules
Antrim County Fair is holding its second annual Selfie contest
and you are invited to participate.
Submit your matted 5 x 7 photo in color or black and white,
and include your name and phone number on the back of your
entry. Limit one entry per category.
Voting for each category will take place during the fair, August
11-13. Invite your family and friends to the fair to vote for your
entry. Winners from each category will be announced at the open
of the Horse Pull on Saturday, August 13, at 6:30 p.m. Prizes include:
Selfies: Gift Certificate for Hobby Lobby, Gaylord
Groupies: Pizza Certificate from Classic Pizza, Central Lake
Me & My Pet: Gift certificate from Mancelona Veterinary Clinic
Submit entries to: Antrim County Fair, PO Box 223, Mancelona, MI 49659.
Participation is open to everyone. Entries should be
submitted by mail and received by Antrim County Fair no later
than Wednesday, August 10, or turned in during fair registration,
4-7 p.m. Wednesday, August 10. Photos will be released for pick up on Sunday, August 14
between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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ENTRY FORM - PREMIUM STATEMENT
Exhibitor Number (for office use only)
(In accordance with Act 327, Public Acts 1980 as amended)
ANTRIM COUNTY FAIR
Form Due or Postmarked by
P.O. Box 223, Mancelona, MI 49659 (231) 533-8818
Fax: (231) 533-8392 www.antrimcountyfair.com
July 18, 2016
PRINT or TYPE ONLY (Blue or Black Ink Only)
Exhibitor’s Name
Phone Number
Address
E-Mail Address (for questions on entries):
City
State
Zip Code
Age (as of 1/1/16) - Youth
CAGE AND STALL RESERVATIONS
Stall and cage space provided at discretion of Fair Board. Market animals will receive priority stall assignments. Because of the large number
of market projects this year, animals raised together may be required to be stalled together due to space limitations.
Please indicate the number of stalls needed in the Large Animal Barn. Include animals for market, show and display during the fair. ____ Cattle
____ Swine
____ Goats
____ Llama/Alpaca
____ Sheep
Please indicate the number of cages needed in the Small Animal Barn.
Small Pet Cages: ____ Rabbits (Exhibitors entering Guinea Pigs and Pocket Pets must provide their own sanitized cages.)
Standard Poultry Cages:
____ Chickens ____ Ducks ____ Geese Large Poultry Cages:
____ 3 Chickens ____ 2 Turkeys ____ 3 Ducks ____ 3 Geese
Due to flight risk, exhibitors entering Game Birds must bring a sanitized cage which can be safely housed in the small animal barn. Comments or clarifications ______________________________________________________________________________________________
FAIR WEEK VOLUNTEER ASSIGNMENTS
We depend on all fair families to help out throughout fair week. Please let us know how you plan to help make the fair a success.
Fair Set up 10 am Sat., Aug. 6
 Welcome Booth Volunteer
Large Barn Volunteer
 Food Booth Volunteer Clean up noon, Sun., Aug. 14
 Exhibit Hall Volunteer
Small Barn Volunteer
 Horse Show Volunteer
5K Cleanup 9 am Sat. July 30
 Daily Grounds Cleanup
Game Day Volunteer  Dog Show Volunteer
PHOTO RELEASE
By registering to participate in the Antrim County Fair, I authorize the Antrim County Fair Board and MSUE Antrim County
4-H office to use my likeness taken from photos during Fair Week for educational and promotional purposes. I understand I
will not be paid for the use of my photo.
EXHIBIT ENTRY FORM - PREMIUM STATEMENT
Only one entry per class number. Please only sign up for entries which will be complete before the fair.
Dept.
Div.
Section
Class Number + Code
Class Description (as printed in Fair Book)
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Page Total
Page 1 of _____
Placing
Check # ________
Date ________
GRAND
TOTAL
Amt. Paid
$
Exhibitor Number (for office use only)
EXHIBIT ENTRY FORM - PREMIUM STATEMENT
Only one entry per class number. Please only sign up for entries which will be complete before the fair.
Dept.
Div.
Section
Class Number + Code
Class Description (as printed in Fair Book)
Placing
$
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Page
Total
Page _____ of _____
Check # ________
Date ________
Amt. Paid
Previous Page
Total
GRAND
TOTAL
Antrim County Fair
Thursday, August 11 - Saturday, August 13, 2016
at Craven Park, Bellaire
SILENT AUCTION FUND-RAISER DURING FAIR WEEK
Auction ends at 6 PM Saturday
Thursday, August 11
Senior Citizen Appreciation
Horse Show (9 AM)
Activity Tent (10 AM-2 PM)
Covered Wagon Rides (1, 3 & 5 PM)
Ice Cream Social (2 PM)
Bingo (2 PM)
Poultry Show (4 PM)
Friday, August 12
Veteran’s Appreciation
Flag Raising (8:55 AM)
Large Livestock Judging (9 AM)
Veteran’s Tribute (12:00 PM)
Rabbit Show (12:05 PM)
Covered Wagon Rides (1, 3 & 5 PM)
Bingo (2 PM)
4H Market Livestock Auction (7 PM)
Saturday, August 13
Family Heritage Day
5K Run/Walk (8:30 AM)
Petting Farm (ALL DAY)
Pancake Breakfast (9 AM)
Blood Drive (10 AM-2 PM)
Dog Show (12 PM)
Lego Build and Race (2 PM)
Square Dance (4 PM)
Pork Cook Off (5:30 PM)
Horse Pull & 50/50 Raffle (7 PM)
Movie Night (at dusk)
Sunday, August 14
Worship Day
Worship Service (New Hope Church, Bellaire) (8:30 AM)
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