2018 OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS LIVESTOCK

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1 2018 OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS LIVESTOCK Russ Van Kampen, General Superintendent nd Ave., Holland, MI IMPORTANT RULES FOR OPEN CLASS EXHIBITORS 1. Rules of the Michigan State Department of Agriculture regarding communicable livestock diseases will be followed. 2. To further guard against possible spread of disease, exhibitors will provide their own water pails and feed containers. 3. Hay and grain must be furnished by the exhibitor. 4. Adult class livestock may be removed from grounds at 7:00 pm Saturday. 5. In all classes of livestock only one money will be awarded on group placings where there is no competition. 6. Members of same family or firm will not be considered as an extra exhibitor. 7. The decisions of the judges will be final. The Fair Association will not alter a decision, but will support the judges. 8. All premiums listed can be pro-rated subject to State participation. 9. All entries must be made one week before fair date. 10. RESPONSIBILITY Р The Fair Board will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury to any animal exhibited or for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost or destroyed or in any way injured. 11. The Superintendent shall have complete control of the sale and management of privileges of all kinds. He shall collect all monies for rent and receipt for the same. 12. Exhibitors must have their articles or animals in place on the grounds the first of the fair, or be excluded from the exhibitions. 13. No article or animal shall be entered in more than one class or compete for more than one premium except for group classes. 14. All animals must be registered. Registration must be checked by the Superintendent on entry day. 15. All premium protests must be in writing and made to the Superintendent before the close of the fair. 16. No exhibitor will be allowed to interfere with the viewing committee. Anyone so interfering will forfeit his premium. 17. No premium shall be awarded by any committee unless the animal or article is worthy. 18. Prize ribbons or cards will be attached by the committees to articles receiving prizes as soon as possible after awards are made. 19. If any person acts as judge of any kind of articles of which he is an exhibitor, he shall forfeit such premiums as shall be awarded him on such articles. 20. No loose animals will be allowed on the grounds, and all animals that are pastured on fairgrounds shall be at owner's risk. 21. The Fair Board reserves the right to withhold premiums in all cases of fraud or violations of rules. 22. All premiums not called for at the office of the Secretary in Holland before the first Monday in the following November will be forfeited to the Fair Board. 23. The Fair Board will not pay any premiums on articles or animals not mentions in the Premium List, and the Superintendent has no authority to receive entries for anything not printed on the list. 24. Persons having claims against the Association must present them to the Secretary at the close of the Fair, in order that they may be examined at the first meeting of the board. The police and other officers of the Fair will exercise all care possible to protect it patrons. The Association WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMANGE that may occur under any circumstances. It shall be the duty of the Superintendents of the several departments to execute the orders they receive from the Board, and to preserve order and decorum throughout the buildings. 25. The Fair Board will not permit any advertising or commercial displays in the Exhibitors' building. Checks for premiums earned at the Ottawa County Fair will not be given out until your superintendent gives you a

2 release form that you stalls have been completely cleaned. This includes: Open Class Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle, Draft Horses, 4-H and FFA Youth Programs. - OCF Board of Directors DEPARTMENT 1 - DAIRY Karen Percival, Superintendent, ½ Street, Bloomingdale, MI 49206, IMPORTANT RULES: 1. All cattle shown except in group classes must be in the property of the exhibitor when entered. 2. All cattle must be registered. Registration must be checked by Superintendent at entry time. Registration required by Michigan Department of Agriculture. 3. Age determined by P.D.C.A. 4. Exhibits must be in place by Monday, opening day at 5:00 pm. Release time Saturday, 7:00 pm. 5. Entries will be limited to available space. PREMIUMS: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH $28 $26 $24 $22 $20 $ or 4 yr dry yr cow & older 1040 Cow, 5 years 1050 Dry Aged Cow, 5 yrs old 1060 Cow,4 yrs old, 1070 Cow,3 yrs old 1080 Cow, 2yrs old 1090 Cow,2yrs old, ny fresh 1100 Sr. Yearling Heifer 1110 Winter yearling heifer 1120 Junior Yearling Heifer 1130 Summer yearling heifer 1140 Sr. Heifer calf 1150 Interm. Heifer calf 1160 Jr. Heifer calf 1230 Grand Champion Cow - RIBBON 1240 Jr. Grand Champion Cow - RIBBON 1250 Sr. Grand Champion Cow - RIBBON 1260 Reserve Champion Cow - RIBBON 1270 Reserve Jr. Champion Cow - RIBBON 1280 Reserve Sr. Champion Cow - RIBBON 1290 Get of sire, 4 animals 1300 Produce of Dam 1310 Exhibitors herd 1320 Calf herd 1330 Jr. Calf Showmanship (4-H age) Best Females owned by exhibitor The same classes and premiums are offered for exhibits in the following divisions: DIVISION B - JERSEY DIVISION C - GUERNSEY DIVISION D - BROWN SWISS DIVISION E - AYRSHIRE DIVISION F - MILKING SHORTHORN OF DAIRY TYPE DIVISION G - NORMANDY DIVISION H - ALL OTHER BREEDS DIVISION S - ADULT SHOWMANSHIP (OLDER THAN 4-H) ENTRY FEE $5.00 WITH $50.00 ADDED; JACKPOT TO BE SPLIT 40%-30%-20%-10%

3 DEPARTMENT 3 BEEF Karen Percival, Superintendent, ½ Street, Bloomingdale, MI 49206, DIVISION A - ABERDEEN ANGUS PREMIUMS: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH $28 $26 $24 $22 $20 $ Bull 2 yrs or older 1002 Senior Yearling Bull 1003 Junior Yearling Bull 1004 Summer Yearling Bull 1005 Senior Bull Calf 1006 Jr Bull Calf - 1/1 thru 2/ Jr. Bull Calf - on/after 3/ Grand Champion Bull - RIBBON 1009 Junior Champion Bull - RIBBON 1010 Senior Champion Bull - RIBBON 1011 Reserve Champion Bull - RIBBON 1012 Reserve Junior Champion Bull - RIBBON 1013 Reserve Senior Champion Bull - RIBBON 1014 Three Bulls, any age 1015 Two Bulls, bred and owned 1016 Cow, 2 Years and older 1017 Senior yearling heifer 1018 Junior yearling heifer 1019 Summer yearling heifer 1020 Senior heifer 1021 Jr heifer calf - 1/1-2/ Jr heifer calf - on/after 3/ Grand Champion female - RIBBON 1024 Junior Champion female - RIBBON 1025 Senior Champion Female - RIBBON 1026 Reserve Champion Female - RIBBON 1027 Reserve Junior Champion Female - RIBBON 1028 Reserve Senior Champion Female - RIBBON 1029 Two females, bred and owned 1030 Three females, owned 1031 Cow and calf 1032 Get of Sire, 4 animals 1033 Pair of Yearlings 1034 Pair of Calves 1035 Best 6 Head yr old cow 1037 Produce of Dam (2) 1038 Jr. Get of Sire, 3 calves 1039 Jr Herd, Bull & 3 Female (x2) Steers must be registered breeds and must be sold for market. The same classes and premiums are offered for exhibits in the following Divisions: DIVISION B - HEREFORDS DIVISION C - SHORTHORNS DIVISION D - SIMMENTAL DIVISION E - MAINE ANJOU DIVISION F - CHIANINA DIVISION G - LIMOUSINE DIVISION H - CHARLAIS

4 DIVISION I - DEXTERS DIVISION J - ALL OTHER BREEDS DEPARTMENT 11 POULTRY The Michigan Association for Fairs and Exhibitions, Michigan 4-H leadership, the Michigan Allied Poultry Industry, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development s State Veterinarian Dr. James Averill made the decision to cancel all 2015 poultry and waterfowl exhibitions in Michigan to prevent the co-mingling of birds from different locations. This includes, but is not limited to shows, exhibitions, swap meets, petting zoos at fairs, game bird and waterfowl fair displays, and Miracle of Life exhibits. MDARD is working in conjunction with the Michigan Association of Fairs and Exhibitions, Michigan State University Extension, 4-H programs and other partners to identify ways to engage Michigan s youth poultry exhibitors and allow them to still have the experience, according to a news release. MAFE is working with MDARD, Michigan State University and 4-H to identify alternatives for poultry exhibitors and will use this opportunity to help educate the public about the state s poultry industry. County fairs and local exhibitors are encouraged to go to the MSU Extension website, msue.msu.edu/ poultryshows, to get a list of options for poultry exhibitors. Those options include suggestions for showmanship, breed classes, market classes and auctions. MDARD, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, U.S. Departments of Agriculture Veterinary Services and Wildlife Services, and MSU are work- ing together to conduct avian influenza surveillance and to monitor health of poultry, livestock, wildlife and residents in Michigan. Michigan residents who notice the death loss of three or more wild birds should report it to DNR at If backyard poultry flock has a high death loss or consistent pattern of death loss in a short period of time, report it to MDARD at ; , after-hours emergencies. For more information, visit michigan.gov/aviandiseases. Ann VanKampen, Superintendent nd Avenue, Holland, MI PREMIUMS: 1ST - $3.00, 2ND - $2.00, 3RD - $1.00 Class 2003 Cock 2004 Hen 2005 Cockerel 2006 Pullet The same classes and premiums are offered for exhibits in the following sections: Section: A-A A-B A-C A-D A-E A-F A-G A-H A-I A-J A-K A-L Barred Plymouth Rock Buff Plymouth Rock Columbian Plymouth Rock Partridge Plymouth Rock Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock White Plymouth Rock Black Wyandotte Buff Wyandotte Columbia Wyandotte Partridge Wyandotte Silver Laced Wyandotte White Wyandotte A-M S.C. Rhode Island Red A-N R.C. Rhode Island Red A-O New Hampshire Red A-P S.C. Dark Brown Leghorn A-Q R.C. Dark Brown Leghorn A-R S.C. Light Brown Leghorn A-S R.C. Light Brown Leghorn

5 A-T A-U A-V A-W A-X A-Y A-Z A-Z AAA AAB AAC AAD AAE AAF AAG AAH AAI AAJ AAK AAL AAM AAN AAO AAP AAQ AAR AAS AAT AAU AAV AAW AAX AAY AAZ ABA ABB ABC ABD ABE ABF ABG ABH ABI ABJ ABK ABK ABL S.C. Black Leghorn S.C. Buff Leghorn S.C. White Leghorn R.C. White Leghorn R.C. Silver Leghorn S.C. Ancona S.C. Black Minorca S.C. Black Minorca W.F. Black Spanish Black Orpington Buff Orpington White Orpington Black Australap Specked Sussex Dark Cornish White Cornish Light Brahma Dark Brahma Black Cochin Buff Cochin White Cochin Partridge Cochin Black Langshan White Langshan W.C. Black Polish Golden Polish Silver Polish Buff Laced Polish Aracona Buttercup Lakenvelder Silver Spangled Hamburg Golden Spangled Hamburg Silver Penciled Hamburg Golden Penciled Hamburg Salmon Faverolle Golden Campine Silver Campine Modeled Houdan Blue Andalusion Black Jersey Giant White Jersey Giant Modern Game, Silver Duckswing Modern Game, B.B. Red Modern Game, Brown-Red Modern Game, Brown-Red Modern Game, Golden Duckswing DIVISION B - BANTAMS PREMIUMS: 1ST - $3.00, 2ND - $2.00, 3RD - $1.00 Class 2010 Cock 2011 Hen 2012 Cockreal 2013 Pullet The same classes and premiums are offered for exhibits in the following sections: Section:

6 B-A Barred Plymouth Rock B-B Buff Plymouth Rock B-C Partridge Plymouth Rock B-D Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock B-E White Plymouth Rock B-F Black Wyandotte B-G Buff Wyandotte B-H Columbian Wyandotte B-I Partridge Wyandotte B-J Silver Laced Wyandotte B-K Silver Penciled Wyandotte B-L White Wyandotte B-M S.C. Rhode Island Red B-N R.C. Rhode Island Red B-O S.C. Brown Leghorn B-P S.C. Buff Leghorn B-Q S.C. White Leghorn B-R Barred Cochin B-S Black Cochin B-T Blue Cochin B-U Buff Cochin B-V Partridge Cochin B-W White Cochin B-X Buff Brahma B-Y Dark Brahma B-Z Light Brahma BAA Light Cornish BAB Dark Cornish BAC White Laced Red Cornish BAD Millie Fleur BAE Black Silkie BAF White Silkie BAG Black Rose Comb BAH White Rose Comb BAI Silver Duckwing BAJ Black Old English Game BAK B.B. Red Old English Game BAL Golden Seabright BAM Silver Seabright BAN B.B. Red Modern Game BAO Black Modern Game BAP Rye Pyle Modern Game BAQ Birchen Modern Game BAR Silver Spangled Hamburg BAS Golden Penciled Hamburg BAT Black Japanese BAU Gray Japanese BAV White Japanese BAW W.C. Black Polish BAX Silver Polish BAY Black Polish BAZ Buff Polish BBA Blue Andalusian DIVISION C - DUCK SINGLE, ANY AGE PREMIUMS: 1ST - $3.00, 2ND - $2.00, 3RD - $1.00 Class 2015 White Pekin Duck

7 2016 White Pekin Drake 2017 Muscovy Duck 2018 Muscovy Drake 2019 Mallard Duck 2020 Mallard Drake 2021 White Pekin Hooded Duck 2022 White Pekin Hooded Drake 2023 Indian Runner Duck 2024 Indian Runner Drake DIVISION D - GEESE SINGLE PREMIUMS: 1ST - $5.00, 2ND - $4.00, 3RD - $3.00 Class 2025 Toulouse, Goose 2026 Toulouse, Gander 2027 Emden, Goose 2028 Emden, Gander 2029 African, Goose 2030 African, Gander 2031 Chinese, Goose 2032 Chinese, Gander 2035 Egyptia n, Goose 2036 Egyptian, Gander 2037 Pilgrim, Goose 2038 Pilgrim, Gander 2039 Buff, Goose 2040 Buff, Gander DIVISION E - EGGS Uniform containers must be supplied by exhibitors. Only one dozen eggs from any one flockmay be exhibited. Score Card: Exterior Quality: Size 12 Uniformity of size 6 Shape 6 Uniformity of shape 6 Color 6 Condition of shell 10 Interior Quality: Condition of white 12 Condition of yolk 12 Shell texture 12 Air cell 12 TOTAL 100 Premiums: 1st $2.00 / 2nd $1.50 / 3rd $ Brown Eggs, one dozen 6202 White Eggs, one dozen 6203 Heaviest Dozen, brown 6204 Heaviest Dozen, white

8 IMPORTANT RULES; DEPARTMENT 13 RABBITS Lenore Streur, Superintendent th Avenue, Holland, MI All rabbits must be on exhibit opening day at 8:00 pm. 2. No awards will be given on any breeds not listed in premium book. 3. Where there is no competition, the judge will award first or second premium according to merit. 4. All rabbits must be tattooed plainly and earmarked number entered on entry blank. 5. No breeder will be allowed to enter more than 3 animals in the same section lot. 6. There will be 3 classes of rabbits: Junior, Intermediate and Senior in heavy breeds. Juniors and Seniors only in lightweight breeds. 7. Pre-Juniors up to 3 months old in heavy breeds. 8. Junior Р Any rabbit under 6 months. 9. Intermediate Р Rabbit between 6 and 8 months. 10. Senior Р Rabbit 8 months or older in heavy breeds, 6 months or older in light breeds. 11. Doe and litter must be at least 6 weeks old. 12. Decision of judge will be final. 13. All entry blanks must be in to the Superintendent one week before opening day. 14. No rabbit will be released prior to Saturday at 7:00 pm. 15. Entries will be limited to available coops. 16. Meat pens 3 rabbits per pen. 17. Trophy for Best of Show. 18. Not responsible for rabbits too small to be contained in cages. 19. Rosettes will be awarded to the 6 largest breeds. 20. Exhibitors showing rabbits and poultry at the Ottawa County Fair may not advertise or sell their animals at the fair. For sale signs on the cages are not allowed. There is an entry fee of $1.00 per animal in cage (e.g. 1 animal $1.00, 3 animals $3.00). DIVISION A PREMIUMS: 1ST - $2.00 / 2ND - $1.75 / 3RD - $1.50 / 4TH - $ Doe and litter DIVISION B PREMIUMS: 1ST - $2.00 / 2ND - $1.75 / 3RD - $1.50 / 4TH - $ Meat Pens DIVISION C - ANGORAS PREMIUMS: 1ST - $2.00 / 2ND - $1.75 / 3RD - $1.50 / 4TH - $ Senior Buck 4004 Senior Doe Month buck Month Doe 4007 Junior Buck 4008 Junior Doe 4009 Pre-Junior Buck 4010 Pre-Junior Doe The same classes and premiums as in Division C are offered for exhibits in the following sections: Section: D E F G H I J K Champagne D'Argent Californian Checkered Giant (Blue) Checkered Giant (Black) Duchess (Black) Duchess (Blue) Duchess (Chocolate) Duchess (Tortoise)

9 L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA AB AC AD AE AF AG AH AI AJ AK AL AM AN AO AP AQ AR AR AZ American Chinchilla Giant Chinchilla Sandy Flemish White Flemish Black Flemish New Zealand Reds New Zealand Whites New Zealand Blacks Polish (Blue-Eyed) Polish (Ruby-Eyed) Rex Mini Rex Silver Martens (Black) Silver Martens (Blue) Silver Martens (Chocolate) Tans (Black) Tans (Blue) Florida White English Sports Lilac Palomino Havanna (Chocolate) Havanna (Black) American Standard Chin Red Satin White Satin Black Satin Copper Satin Neth. Drawf Mini Lop - Solid Mini Lop - Broken Holland Lop - Solid Holland Lop - Broken Holland Lop - Broken Any Other Breed IMPORTANT RULES: 1. No entry fee. DEPARTMENT 40 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK NEEDLEWORK Laurie Nanninga, Superintendent 859 E. 24th St., Holland, MI Р Please deliver all entries to the fairgrounds on Saturday, July 21 from 9:00 am to noon under the grandstand OR by special arrangement with the Superintendents. Please register for booths by calling the Superintendent prior to the set up date of Monday, July Entries must be picked up Sunday, July 29 from 9:00 am to noon. 4. Articles may be shown only once for premiums and must be less than two years old. All articles are to be made and entered in the name of the maker. 5. Only one entry will be accepted in each class, and 15 entries is the total that will be accepted from any one entrant. 6. Soiled or worn articles are not eligible for competition. 7. All entries will be judged with regard to design, quality and workmanship. 8. All articles are under the control of the Superintendent and every precaution will be taken to prevent damage or loss. However, the Superintendent is not responsible for loss or injury to any item on display. The Superintendent has the right to reject any entry which, in her judgment, does not comply with the above rules. 9. Entrants should present a completed entry form when delivering their entries.

10 10. Baked goods or canned goods will not be accepted. DIVISION A - QUILTING PREMIUMS: 1ST - $6.00 / 2ND - $5.50 / 3RD - $5.00 King (100x92 or larger) OR Queen (84x92) 100 Machine Quilting - Quilts 100a Machine Quilting - Pieced 100b Machine Quilting - Appliqué 100c Machine Quilting - Other 110 Hand Quilted 110a Hand Quilted - Pieced 110b Hand Quilted - Appliqué 110c Hand Quilted - Other Small Quilted Items 120a Sm Quilted Item - Wall Hanging 120b Sm Quilted Item - Table Runner 120c Small Quilted Item - Other Clothing 130a Quilted Clothing Adult Garment 130b Quilted Infant Garment 130c Quilted Child s Garment DIVISION B - CROCHETING AFGHANS - PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.75 / 3RD - $3.50 Class 140a Adult 140b Child 140c Infant 140d Specialty CLOTHING PREMIUMS: 1ST $3.00 / 2ND $2.50 / 3RD $ a Clothing Adult 150b Clothing Child 150c Clothing - Infant MISC. 160a Household 160b Doll Clothing 160c Toys 160d Doily 160e Tablecloth DIVISION C - KNITTING GARMENTS 170a Knitted Adult Sweater/Coat 170b Knitted Child Sweater/Coat 170c Knitted Garment - Infant AFGHANS Premiums: 1st $4.00 / 2nd $3.75 / 3rd $ a Knitted Afghan - Adult 180b Knitted Afghan - Infant 180c Knitted Afghan - Children MISCELLANEOUS 190a Knitted Shawl 190b Knitted Toys 190c Knitted Socks 190d Knitted Felted Items 190e Knitted Purse 190f Machine Knitted Items

11 DIVISION D - NEEDLEWORK Premiums: 1st $3.00/ 2nd $2.50/ 3rd $2.00 CROSS STITCH Class 200a Sampler (alpha, numerals, etc) 200b Picture Larger than 12 x c Picture less than 12 x d Household Items NEEDLEPOINT 300a Picture 300b Household Items EMBROIDERY 400a Picture 400b Household Items OTHER NEEDLEWORK 500a Picture 500b Household Items DIVISION E - SURVIVING ARTS Premiums: 1st $3.00/ 2nd $2.50/ 3rd $2.00 WEAVING 600a Rug 600b Household Items 600c Garment SPINNING 700a Handspun Wool or Wool Blend 700b Handspun any other fiber 700c Item made from Handspun OTHER 800a Lace 800b Braided Rugs 800c Hooked Rugs 800d Baskets - Handwoven DIVISION F - SEWING Premiums: 1st $3.00/ 2nd $2.50/ 3rd $ a Adult 900b Child 900c Infant 900d Doll Clothing 900e Household Accessories DIVISION G - WOOD WORKING PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.75 / 3RD - $ a Furniture 1000b Toys 1000c Decorative Item DIVISION H - DECORATIVE PAINTING PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.75 / 3RD - $ a Animals 1100b Flowers 1100c Fruits 1100d Vegetables 1100e Holidays 1100f People 1100g Scenes and Landscapes

12 1100h 1100i 1100j 1100k Rosemaling and stroke work Primitive Tole (must be in tin) Glass DIVISION I - BOOTH EXHIBITS DIVISION J - CREATIVE HOBBY Premiums: 1st $4.00/ 2nd $3.75/ 3rd $ Stamping 1300 Scrapbooking 1400 Miniatures 1500 Jewelry DIVISION K - UNDER 18 Premiums: 1st $4.00/ 2nd $3.75/ 3rd $ a 1500b 1500c 1500d 1500e 1500f 1500g 1500h 1500i Knitting Crochet Quilt Sewing Needlework Weaving Woodwork Painting Other Hobby DEPARTMENT 41 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK CULINARY ARTS Alvin Ter Vree, Superintendent 245 Sea Esta Avenue, Holland, MI Products must have been completed by exhibitor since last year's fair. Use only standard canning jars with vacuum lids. Premiums, 1st $1.50, 2nd $1.25, 3rd $1.00 DIVISION A - VEGETABLES Class 6301 Asparagus 6302 Corn 6303 Carrots 6304 Beans Green 6305 Beans Yellow 6306 Beets 6307 Peas 6308 Tomatoes 6309 Tomato Juice 6310 Any other not listed DIVISION B - FRUIT Class 6401 Apple Sauce 6402 Cherries 6403 Blackberries 6404 Blueberries 6405 Grape Juice 6406 Peaches 6407 Pears 6408 Plums 6409 Raspberries 6410 Any other not listed

13 DIVISION C - PICKLES Class 6501 Beets 6502 Bread & Butter 6503 Cucumbers 6504 Dill Pickles 6505 Green Tomatoes 6506 Watermelon 6507 Sweet Pickles 6508 Spaghetti Sauce 6509 Salsa 6511 Barbecue Sauce 6512 Jalapeno Relish 6510 Any other not listed DIVISION D - JELLY & JAM Class 6601 Blueberry 6602 Blackberry 6603 Cherry 6604 Grape 6605 Peach 6606 Plum 6607 Raspberry 6608 Strawberry 6609 Apple Butter 6610 Pear Butter 6611 Crab Apple Jelly 6613 Jalapeno Jam 6614 Triple Berry Jam 6612 Any other not listed DIVISION F- MISCELLANEOUS 6701 Honey 6702 Maple Syrup IMPORTANT RULES: DEPARTMENT 42 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK FINE ARTS Jan Mulder, Superintendent Sandgate Dr., West Olive, MI Р Please deliver all entries to the fairgrounds on Saturday, July 21 from 9:00 am to noon under the grandstand. 2. Exhibitors may have up to six entries but no article shall compete in more than one class. 3. All items must be the original work of the exhibitor produced within the last three years and not previously submitted for this exhibit. 4. Oils and acrylics must have at least a strip framing; drawing and water colors must be covered, matted and framed. All must be dry and ready to hang securely with wire and hooks. Saw tooth hangers and paper-hook stick-ons are not acceptable and will not be judged. 5. Articles must be properly identified with the exhibitor's name, address, phone, division, class and category on

14 SPECIAL AWARD: A BEST OF SHOW RIBBON WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE BEST ENTRY. DIVISION A - KINDERGARTEN PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $3.00 / 3RD $ Drawing - pencil, crayon, colored pencil, ink (no paint) a. Portrait b. Animals c. Landscape d. Seascape e. Still Life f. Architecture/Buildings 7202 Paintings(oil, acrylic, watercolor) 7203 Clay Sculpture 7204 Mixed Media, Collages, Weaving DIVISION B - GRADES 1 THROUGH 3 PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $3.00/ 3RD $ Drawing - pencil, crayon, colored pencil, ink (no paint) a. Portrait b. Animals c. Landscape d. Seascape e. Still Life f. Architecture/Buildings 7206 Painting(oil, acrylic, watercolor) 7207 Clay Sculpture 7208 Mixed Media, Collages, Weaving DIVISION C - GRADES 4 THROUGH 6 PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $3.00/ 3RD $ Drawing - pencil, crayon, colored pencil, ink (no paint) 7210 Painting-Oil-Acrylic-Watercolor 7211 Mixed Media, Collages, Weaving 7212 Sculpture 7213 Pottery, Ceramics DIVISION D - GRADES 7 THROUGH 9 PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $3.00/ 3RD $ Drawings, Black & White 7215 Drawings, Colored 7216 Watercolor, Tempera 7217 Acrylic 7218 Oil 7219 Mixed Media, Collages, Weaving 7220 Sculpture 7221 Pottery, Ceramics 7222 Prints

15 DIVISION E - GRADES 10 THROUGH 12 PREMIUMS: 1ST $7.00 / 2ND $5.00 / 3RD $3.00 Oil, Acrylic 7223 Oil, Acrylic Portrait 7224 Oil, Acrylic Landscape 7225 Oil, Acrylic Waterscape 7226 Oil, Acrylic Still Life, Flora 7227 Oil, Acrylic Miscellaneous Watercolor, Tempera 7228 Watercolor Portrait 7229 Watercolor Landscape 7230 Watercolor Waterscape 7231 Watercolor Still Life, Floral 7232 Watercolor Miscellaneous Drawing (pen, pencil, charcoal, crayon, etc.) 7233 Drawing Portrait 7234 Drawing Landscape 7235 Drawing Waterscape 7236 Drawing Still Life, Floral 7237 Drawing Miscellaneous Sculpture 7238 Sculpture Clay, Fired 7239 Sculpture Wood, Metal, Plastic 7240 Sculpture Plaster, Paper-Mache 7241 Sculpture Stone, Glass 7242 Sculpture, Pottery Ceramics DIVISION F - ADULTS PREMIUMS: 1ST $10.00 / 2ND $7.50 / 3RD $5.00 Oil 7243 Oil Portrait 7244 Oil Landscape 7245 Oil Seascape, Marine 7246 Oil Wildlife, Animals 7247 Oil Still Life, Floral 7248 Oil Abstract 7249 Oil Miscellaneous Acrylic 7250 Acrylic Portrait 7251 Acrylic Landscape 7252 Acrylic Seascape 7253 Acrylic Wildlife, Animals 7254 Acrylic Still Life, Floral 7255 Acrylic Abstract 7256 Acrylic Mixed Media 7257 Acrylic Miscellaneous Watercolor 7258 Watercolor Portrait 7259 Watercolor Landscape 7260 Watercolor Seascape 7261 Watercolor Wildlife, Animals 7262 Watercolor Still Life, Floral 7263 Watercolor Abstract 7264 Watercolor Mixed Media 7265 Watercolor Miscellaneous

16 Drawing (pen, pencil, charcoal, crayon, etc.) 7266 Drawing Portrait 7267 Drawing Landscape 7268 Drawing Seascape, Marine 7269 Drawing Wildlife, Animals 7270 Drawing Still Life, Floral 7271 Drawing Abstract 7272 Drawing Mixed Media 7273 Drawing Miscellaneous Sculpture 7274 Sculpture Clay, Fired 7275 Sculpture Wood, Metal, Plastic 7276 Sculpture Stone, Glass 7277 Sculpture Miscellaneous Pottery and Ceramics 7278 Pottery/Ceramics Hand-Built 7279 Pottery/Ceramics Wheel-Thrown Mixed Media 7280 Soft (Yarns, String, Fabrics) 7281 Hard (Mosaics, Wood, Metal, Plastic 7282 Mixed Media Paints DEPARTMENT 44 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK DEPARTMENT 44 PHOTOGRAPHY Beny Martinez, Superintendent IMPORTANT NOTICE: PHOTOS ARE TO BE TURNED IN PRIOR TO THE START OF THE FAIR (Check Ottawacountyfair.com for information) Drop off is : Saturday, July 14, 10:00 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. Wednesday, July 18, 5:30 P.M. until 7:30 P.M. IMPORTANT RULES: 1. There will be two divisions for photographers, adult and youth. Youth will be anyone under the age of Exhibitors may enter one photo per class. No photo shall be entered in more than one class. 3. All photographs must be the original work of the exhibitor, and not previously submitted for this exhibit. 4. All photographs must be 8x10, but may be matted and framed to 11x14 (inside frame dimensions). Please keep outer frame dimensions to a minimum, due to limited space for displaying photos. No glass in frames is allowed. All frames must be ready to hang securely, preferable with wire on the back. Unframed photographs must be mounted and ready to hang. Please make sure your picture is in the correct orientation in the frame. 5. Photographs must be properly identified with the exhibitor s name, address, phone, division, and class on the back. After judging, photographs will be publicly identified. 6. Photographs will be in a building which is locked at night, behind a chain barrier. In no case will the Superintendent or Fair board be responsible for the loss or damage to items on display. 7. The right to reject any entry which is objectionable, unsuitable in size, or does not meet with all the conditions of entry, is reserved by the Superintendent and Fair board. 8. Premiums will not be awarded if, in the opinion of the judges, entries submitted are not of high quality, even if the work is the only one in its category. Cash prizes are at the discretion of the fair board.

17 OTTAWA COUNTY FAIR, 2016 DEPARTMENT 44 CLASSES Premiums: 1st: $ nd: $7.00 3rd: $5.00 Division A: Adults. One photo per class 7601 Animals 7602 Buildings 7603 Black and White 7604 Flowers 7605 Landscapes 7606 Moonset/Moonrise 7607 Sunset/Sunrise 7608 Fruits 7609 Vegetables 7610 Macro 7611 Open Division B: Youth. One photo per class 7613 People 7614 Animals 7615 Flowers 7616 Open DEPARTMENT 46 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK AGRICULTURE Alvin Ter Vree, Superintendent 245 Sea Esta Avenue, Holland, MI Р IMPORTANT RULES: 1. All exhibits shall have been grown by the exhibitor. 2. Exhibit must be of the current year s growth, except in the case of corn and such crops as do not normally mature until after the Fair. 3. Grains will be judged as to breeding, conditions of the seed, quality, adaptability to local soil and climatic conditions, purity, uniformity, standard weight and freedom from infestation or disease. 4. Samples of grain may be fitted in any manner which will result in an improvement of the value for speed purposes. 5. All exhibits must be in place opening day at 7:00 pm. 6. All entries must be confined to printed list. 7. Only one entry of each variety by one person. 8. Each variety must be grown, named and labeled by the exhibitor. 9. In the case of perishable fruit, if the exhibit becomes deteriorated or unsightly, the exhibitor shall at the request of the Superintendent, replace the item with one of equal value. 10. Exhibits will be released on Sunday, between 10 am and noon. 11. Youth division (age 15 and under) Р same premiums as listed in Department 46, Divisions A through E marked with a Y. DIVISION A - CORN PREMIUMS: 1ST $2.00 / 2ND $1.50 / 3RD $1.00

18 5501 Ten Ears of Yellow Dent 5502 Ten Ears of White Dent 5503 Ten Ears of Sweet Corn Early 5504 Ten Ears of Sweet Corn Late 5505 Ten Ears of Popcorn (Hulless) 5506 Ten Ears of Popcorn (Lg Kernal PREMIUMS:1ST $5.00 / 2ND $4.00 / 3RD $ Best Display Green Field Corn DIVISION B - SMALL GRAIN PREMIUMS: 1ST $2.00 / 2ND $1.50 / 3RD $ Quart of Red Wheat 5509 Quart of White Wheat 5510 Quart of any Variety Oats 5511 Quart of Barley 5512 Quart of Rye 5513 Quart of Soy Beans 5514 Quart of Red Clover Seed 5515 Quart of Alfalfa Seed 5516 Quart of Brome Seed 5517 Quart of Sunflower Seed 5518 Quart of White Clover Seed 5519 Quart of Timothy Seed 5520 Quart of Speltz 5612 Quart of Indian Corn 5613 Quart of Pop Corn DIVISION C - SHEAF EXHIBITS Grain sheaf to be 3 inches in diameter, forage crop bundles 4 inches in diameter below heads or 4-inch slice from regular bale of hay. PREMIUMS: 1ST $2.00 / 2ND $1.50 / 3RD $ Best Sheaf of Wheat 5522 Best Sheaf of Oats 5523 Best Sheaf of Barley 5524 Best Sheaf of Rye 5525 Best Sheaf of Alfalfa and Brom 5526 Best Sheaf of Mixed Hay 5527 Best Sheaf of Alfalfa Hay 5528 Best Sheaf of Straw DIVISION D - POTATOES & VEGETABLES PREMIUMS: 1ST $3.00 / 2ND $2.50 / 3RD $2.00 Peck of potatoes - Early varieties 5528 Onaway 5529 Irish Cobbler 5530 Red Norland Peck of potatoes - Late varieties 5531 Katahdin 5532 Russet Burbank 5533 Kenebeck 5534 Chippewa 5535 Pontiac 5536 Sebago 5537 Menominee 5538 Russet Norgold

19 PREMIUMS: 1ST $2.00 / 2ND $1.50 / 3RD $1.00 Plate of six potatoes 5539 Onaway 5540 Irish Cobbler 5541 Red Norland 5542 Katahdin 5543 Russet Burbank 5544 Kenebeck 5545 Chippewa 5546 Pontiac 5547 Sebago 5548 Superior 5549 Russet Norgold Other Vegetables 5550 Six Carrots, Toudo Hybrid 5551 Six Carrots, Little Finger 5552 Six Carrots, Chantenay 5553 Six Carrots, Nantes 5554 Beets (six) 5555 Cucumbers (three slices) 5556 Cucumbers (twelve picklers) 5557 Radishes (bunch) 5558 White Cabbage 5559 Red Cabbage 5560 Head Lettuce 5561 Leaf Lettuce 5562 Parsley (one bunch) 5563 Early Celery (one bunch) 5564 Yellow Onions (six) 5565 White Onions (six) 5566 Ren Onions (six) 5567 Onions, English (six) 5568 Bottle Onions 5569 Tomatoes (six) 5570 Cherry Tomatoes (plate) 5571 Plum Tomatoes (plate) 5572 Sweet Bell Peppers (six) 5573 Red Chili Peppers (six) 5574 Yellow Hungarian (hot) Pepp Pimentos (six) 5576 Dill (two stalks) 5577 Parsnips (six) 5578 Turnips (six) 5579 Eggplant 5580 Kale 5581 Kohlrabi 5582 Okra (three) 5583 Swiss Chard (plant trimmed) 5584 Cauliflower, head 5585 Spinach 5586 Broccoli (3 heads) 5587 Sugar Peas (plate) 5588 Endive 5589 Pod Peas (unschucked) 5590 Green Beans (plate) 5591 Yellow Beans (plate)

20 5592 Purple Beans (plate) 5593 Lima Beans (plate) 5594 Summer Squash (3), Patty Pan 5595 Summer Squash (3) Crooked Neck 5596 Summer Squash (3) Yellow 5597 Zucchini Squash (three) 5598 Pepper Squash (three) 5599 Hubbard Squash (one) 5600 Buttercup Squash (one) 5601 Acorn Squash (one) 5602 Spaghetti Squash (one) 5603 Butternut Squash (one) 5604 Field Pumpkin 5605 Pie Pumpkin 5606 Rhubarb (5 stalks) 5607 Watermelon 5608 Muskmelon 5609 Sunflower 5614 Sweet Banana Pepper 5615 Jalapeno Peppers 5610 Largest vegetable in each class DIVISION E - BEST GARDEN VEGETABLE BASKET Must contain six or more vegetables. Judged on quality, quantity and neatness. PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $4.00 / 3RD $ Best Garden Vegetable Basket DIVISION A - APPLES PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.00 / 3RD $ McIntosh (plate of 5) 6002 Paula (plate of 5) 6003 Jonathan (plate of 5) 6004 Wealthy (plate of 5) 6005 Granny Smith (plate of 5) 6006 Yellow Delicious (plate of 5) 6007 Red Delicious (plate of 5) 6008 Any Other Variety (plate of 5) DIVISION B - PLUMS PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.00 / 3RD $ Any Standard Variety(plate 12) DIVISION C - PEARS PREMIUMS: 1ST $4.00 / 2ND $3.00 / 3RD $ Barlett (plate of 5) 6011 Clapps Favorite (plate of 5) 6012 Bosch (plate of 5) 6013 Any Other Variety (plate of 5) DEPARTMENT 48 OPEN CLASS DIRECTOR GERALD LENGKEEK HORTICULTURE Alvin Ter Vree, Superintendent 245 Sea Esta Avenue, Holland, MI Р

21 DIVISION D - GRAPES PREMIUMS: 1ST $1.50 / 2ND $1.25 / 3RD $ Blue 6015 White 6016 Red DIVISION E - BLUEBERRIES PREMIUMS: 1ST $1.50 / 2ND $1.25 / 3RD $ Early Varieties (one pint) 6018 Late Varieties (one pint) DIVISION F - CHERRIES PREMIUMS: 1ST $1.50 / 2ND $1.25 / 3RD $ Any Variety (one pint) DIVISION G - RASPBERRIES PREMIUMS: 1ST $1.50 / 2ND $1.25 / 3RD $ Red (one pint) 6022 Black (one pint) 6023 Purple (one pint) DIVISION H - BEST FRUIT DISPLAY PREMIUMS: 1ST $5.00 / 2ND $4.00 / 3RD $ Must contain at least six different kinds of fruit. To be judged on quality, variety, and neatness of display in an attractive container. 21