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1 4-H Home Arts (Arts & Crafts, Clothing & Textiles, Computer, Decorated Cakes, Food Preservation, Foods & Nutrition, Mechanical Science, Miscellaneous Projects, Photography, Plant Science, Record Books, Table Settings, Woodworking, Primary Members) Be sure to refer to all applicable state and local rules for the division you enter! 4-H YOUTH ACTIVITIES 4-H Youth programs are non-formal, voluntary educational programs under the supervision of the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of California and the United States Department of Agriculture. They are part of Extension Teaching.

The projects exhibited at the Fair by members are the results of their efforts under the supervision of adult volunteers. Youths may enroll on their 9th birthday or upon entering the 4th grade, and may be members until the end of the calendar year in which they become 19. Experimental and special programs may disregard these age limits.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT 4-H CALL THE LOCAL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OFFICE IN LANCASTER, 661-974-8824 or www.av4-h.org cc County, District and State Fairs cannot legally carry liability insurance covering junior exhibitors and/or their exhibits. Liability insurance is the responsibility, and at the discretion, of the junior exhibitor. Therefore it is suggested that the junior exhibitors consider taking out a liability ... more. less.

insurance policy covering themselves and their exhibits. The Antelope Valley Fair cannot accept liability for loss and/or damage to any exhibit. All 4-H Clubs will be required to work in the 4-H/Grange area before, during and after the fair; for times call Jessie 816-17. The local uniform should be worn by all 4-H exhibitors and by helpers in sections for individual animals or club groups. The uniform is white trousers, white dress shirt, regulation hat, tie or scarf, and matching belt and shoes (brown shoes and brown belt etc.). Belts should be worn if the pants have belt loops. To exhibit at the Antelope Valley Fair, a 4-H youth must be 9 years old by January 1st of the current year. They must be enrolled in the projects in which they plan to exhibit by January 1st. All exhibits must be marked with the age and year in the project as of January 1st in order to be judged. Exhibits must be ready for display at check-in. Guidelines for entering divisions: Beginning 1st & 2nd years, Intermediate - 3rd & 4th years and Advanced - 5th year & above. State Rules and Health Regulations applicable to the Senior Department apply also to the Junior Department. NO MEMBER MAY BE ON THE GROUNDS AFTER THE FAIR HAS CLOSED. All exhibits entering in 4-H may be brought to the Youth building during placement hours only. 4-H YOUTH EXHIBITORS INSTRUCTIONS: All entries in the following divisions must have been made, collected, grown or prepared entirely by the exhibitors, who were enrolled in those projects in the 4-H Youth Program, within one year of the opening day of the Fair. Must be done in accordance with directions and recipes in project manuals and outlines. Check carefully for the recommended kind and size of container, and method of labeling. Only standard containers, specifically designed for the purpose, will be accepted. Age and year in project must be on entry form and on item entered. NOTE TO EXHIBITORS: No exhibits will be returned without a claim check. 2 EXHIBITS WILL NOT BE REMOVED FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS BEFORE THE RELEASE DATE PRINTED IN THE PREMIUM BOOK. Exhibits not removed during the designated hours will be taken to the 4-H Office, located in the Cooperative Extension Office, 335 E. Ave K-10 Lancaster, CA 93535. Except for decorated cakes, and food items which will be disposed. NOTE TO JUDGES: Best of Show medals should be based on overall excellence and accomplishment of the exhibitor's total display. Difficulty, excellence and originality shall be favored over quantity of classes completed. JUDGING SCALE AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: The Danish System of judging is based upon established standards of quality for each type of product. In this system each exhibit is judged according to how well it meets the standard rather than how it compares to other exhibits. In all Junior Departments using the Danish System, the following judging scale shall be used by all judges: QUALITY SCORE RIBBON 1st Group Superior 90%-100% Blue 2nd Group Good 80%-89% Red 3rd Group Average 70%-79% White 4th Group Poor 69% & Less None Best of Show Rosette Merit Rosette NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED State Rule II #3 Local Rule #21 will be enforced 3 4-H ARTS & CRAFTS Pattie Ealy 661-435-2017 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitors may enter only ONE DIVISION in this section. Beginning Intermediate or Advanced. 2. Age as of January 1, year in project and club must appear on entry form and exhibits. Attach a tag to the exhibits with only the following information: Age as of January 1, year in project, club, and any special information, such as first year in ceramics but fourth year in crafts. 3. Paintings must be framed. If not framed the entry will not be accepted. All paintings and other large framed items (stained glass or mosaics, etc.) must be complete with screw eye and wire hangers. All other exhibits intended to be hung must have appropriate hangers. Due to the type of hooks used on a pegboard, sawtooth hangers are not acceptable. PAPER FRAMES & MATS NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR HANGING. 4. If member is entering an item that is pre-cut or pre-stamped, the member will securely attach a note stating which portion of the item they completed. 5. NO LIVE PLANTS may be used in display and no cut flowers. 6. All needlework backs (pillow, pictures etc.) MUST BE LEFT OPEN for judging. 7. Exhibits must be clean and ready for display when checked in. 8. Ceramics must be earthenware and kiln fired. Ceramics intended to be hung must have appropriate hangers. Special circumstances (i.e. hand thrown, etc.) should be tagged with this information. 9. HANDICRAFTS OTHER Class includes Arts & Crafts that do not fit in any other area. Excludes all Holiday Arts & Crafts. 10. HOLIDAY includes Holiday item. Member has choice of entering in Holiday or any other suitable class. 11. All entries are to be made by the exhibitor enrolled in the current 4-H year in the project they are entering. No school projects. Entries are to be made during the current 4-H year. 12. Creative writing entries must be framed, or mounted in a way they can be displayed. In folders, notebooks, on poster board or frames. 13. Recycled Art entries must have a tag attached explaining what it was, what it is now, and how it was recycled, only the above information should be on the tag. A recycled item is something that would have been discarded and has been recycled into a useful item. 90% of the recycled art entry must be made of recycled material. 14. Exhibit will be judged on the neatness and artistry of the exhibit. NOTES: 1. Members should select articles to do within their ability. 2. Suggestion for creative writing: poems, personal experience, humorous, sonnet, calligraphy, short stories, fewer than six pages. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A 5% LOSS IN TOTAL SCORE 4 PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 1 BEGINNING ARTS & CRAFTS 1st & 2nd year members only, 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Ceramics, glazed 2. Ceramics, stained 3. Decorated Clothing, purchased items that member decorated with paints, beads, lace, etc. 4. Handicrafts, wallhangings 5. Handicrafts, coordinated items (Two (2) or more related items to be different 6. Handicrafts, other, includes items that do not fit in any other Class 7. Holiday, Valentine 8. Holiday, Christmas 9. Holiday, Easter 10. Holiday, Halloween, Harvest 11. Holiday, Thanksgiving 12. Holiday, Other (Fourth of July, Mother?s Day, any other Holiday not listed) 13. Knitting & Crocheting 14. Jewelry rings, bracelets, or necklaces 15. Tole Painting - Non Holiday 16. Tole Painting - Christmas 17. Tole Painting - Halloween 18. Tole Painting - Holiday 19. Leather 20. Macramé 21. Miniature Houses and Rooms 22. Needlecraft, Hooked Rugs or Pillows 23. Needlecraft, Other 24. Drawings, Pen & Ink, Pencil 25. Drawings, Charcoal or Pastels 26. Painting, Oils 27. Painting, Watercolor 28. Painting, Acrylics 29. Plastercraft, Any 30. Stained Glass 31. Dolls, any type 32. Recycled Art 33. Club or Group Entry, item must be entred in Club/Group name, must have a tag attached with number of members who worked on the item, picture - showing members working on item. No names on tag. Picture will be returned at time of entry. classes continued 34. Christmas Trees, entry to be noted if decorated by one member or club/group. Height limit of 1 to 6 feet. 35. Creative Writing ? poems 36. Creative Writing, Calligraphy 37. Creative Writing, Short Stories, limited to 3 (three) pages 38. Accessories, barrettes, beaded purses, headbands, not sewn items. 39. Photo Pages 5 DIVISION 2 INTERMEDIATE ARTS & CRAFTS 3rd and 4th year members 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Ceramics, glazed 2. Ceramics, stained 3. Decorated Clothing, purchased items that member decorated with paints, beads, lace, etc. 4. Handicrafts, wall hangings 5. Handicrafts, coordinated items (Two (2) or more related items to be different 6. Handicrafts, other, includes items that do not fit in any other Class 7. Holiday, Valentine 8. Holiday, Christmas 9. Holiday, Easter 10. Holiday, Halloween, Harvest 11. Holiday, Thanksgiving 12. Holiday, Other (Fourth of July, Mother 9s Day, any other Holiday not listed) 13. Knitting & Crocheting 14. Jewelry rings, bracelets, or necklaces 15. Tole Painting - Non Holiday 16. Tole Painting - Christmas 17. Tole Painting - Halloween 18. Tole Painting - Holiday 19. Leather 20. Macramé 21. Miniature Houses and Rooms 22. Needlecraft, Hooked Rugs or Pillows 23. Needlecraft, Other 24. Drawings, Pen & Ink, Pencil 25. Drawings, Charcoal or Pastels 26. Painting, Oils 27. Painting, Watercolor 28. Painting, Acrylics 29. Plaster craft, Any 30. Stained Glass 31. Dolls, any type 32. Recycled Art 33. Club or Group Entry, item must be entered in Club/Group name, must have a tag attached with number of members who worked on the item, picture - showing members working on item. No names on tag. Picture will be returned at time of entry. classes continued 34. Christmas Trees, entry to be noted if decorated by one member or club/group. Height limit of 1 to 6 feet. 35. Creative Writing, Poems 36. Creative Writing, Calligraphy 37. Creative Writing, Short Stories, limited to 3 (three) pages 38. Accessories, barrettes, beaded purses, headbands, not sewn items. 39. Photo Page 6 DIVISION 3 ADVANCED ARTS & CRAFTS 5th year and more CLASS: 1. Ceramics, glazed 2. Ceramics, stained 3. Decorated Clothing, purchased items that member decorated with paints, beads, lace, etc. 4. Handicrafts, wall hangings 5. Handicrafts, coordinated items (Two (2) or more related items to be different 6. Handicrafts, other, includes items that do not fit in any other Class 7. Holiday, Valentine 8. Holiday, Christmas 9. Holiday, Easter 10. Holiday, Halloween, Harvest 11. Holiday, Thanksgiving 12. Holiday, Other (Fourth of July, Mother 9s Day, any other Holiday not listed) 13. Knitting & Crocheting 14. Jewelry rings, bracelets, or necklaces 15. Tole Painting - Non Holiday 16. Tole Painting - Christmas 17. Tole Painting - Halloween 18. Tole Painting - Holiday 19. Leather 20. Macramé 21. Miniature Houses and Rooms 22. Needlecraft, Hooked Rugs or Pillows 23. Needlecraft, Other 24. Drawings, Pen & Ink, Pencil 25. Drawings, Charcoal or Pastels 26. Painting, Oils 27. Painting, Watercolor 28. Painting, Acrylics 29. Plastercraft, Any 30. Stained Glass 31. Dolls, any type 32. Recycled Art 33. Club or Group Entry, item must be entered in Club/Group name, must have a tag attached with number of members who worked on the item, picture - showing members working on item. No names on tag. Picture will be returned at time of entry. classes continued 34. Christmas Trees, entry to be noted if decorated by one member or club/group. Height limit of 1 to 6 feet. 35. Creative Writing, Poems 36. Creative Writing, Calligraphy 37. Creative Writing, Short Stories, limited to 3 (three) pages 38. Accessories, barrettes, beaded purses, headbands, not sewn items. 39. Photo Page 7 4-H CLOTHING AND TEXTILES Phyllis VanSambeek, Chairperson 946-2594 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitor may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form and exhibit. This will determine what Division member will enter. 3. Each exhibit to be listed separately and identified by type (i.e. blouse, skirt, etc.) on entry form. Cannot use same material, pattern and/or style for more than one exhibit 4. Pattern instruction sheet must accompany the garment. Any changes in construction of items must be noted and tagged on exhibit. 5. Each garment is to be brought in on a WIRE HANGER. It must have a tag with extra information as needed. 6. COORDINATED EXHIBIT to be at least three garments to be worn at the same time. Hats, belts, scarves, purses etc. will be considered part of the coordinated outfit, if made by exhibitor. 7. Entries are to be made by exhibitor during current 4-H year. No school projects. 8. Entries are to be clean pressed and ready for displaying. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A 5% LOSS IN TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 4 BEGINNING CLOTHING - 1 or 2 year member, 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. Class: 1. Non-wearable Sewn Items 2. Single items 3. Two-piece Exhibit 4. Coordinated Exhibit, three pieces 5. Knits 6. Costumes - baby clothes, doll clothes, etc. 7. Recycled Items - tag with explanation of all changes 8. Modified Purchase - tag with explanation of what has been changed. (Some type of creative change. Example: adding a ruffle to a skirt, sleeves to a blouse) 9. Accessory - barrettes, scrunchies, hair bows, ties, purses, belts, etc. 10. Novelty Clothing - made by special fabrics i.e. leather, wool, fake fur, ultra suede 11. Quilted Article - item must be 40% quilted 8 DIVISION 5 INTERMEDIATE CLOTHING - 3 or 4 year member, 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. Class: 1. Non-wearable Sewn Items 2. Single items 3. Two-piece Exhibit 4. Coordinated Exhibit, three pieces 5. Knits 6. Costumes - baby clothes, doll clothes, etc. 7. Recycled Items - tag with explanation of all changes 8. Modified Purchase - tag with explanation of what has been changed. (Some type of creative change. Example: adding a ruffle to a skirt, sleeves to a blouse) 9. Accessory - barrettes, scrunchies, hair bows, ties, purses, belts, etc. 10. Novelty Clothing - any item made from special fabric, such as leather, wool, fake fur, ultra suede 11. Quilted Article - item must be 40% quilted DIVISION 6 ADVANCED CLOTHING - 5 year member or above Class: 1. Non-wearable Sewn Items 2. Single items 3. Two-piece Exhibit 4. Coordinated Exhibit, at least three pieces 5. Knits 6. Costumes - baby clothes, doll clothes, etc. 7. Recycled Items - tag with explanation of all changes 8. Modified Purchase - tag with explanation of what has been changed. (Some type of creative change. Example: adding a ruffle to a skirt, sleeves to a blouse) 9. Accessory - barrettes, scrunchies, hair bows, ties, purses, belts, etc. 10. Novelty Clothing - any item made from special fabric, such as leather, wool, fake fur, ultra suede 11. Quilted Article - item must be 40% quilted 9 4-H COMPUTER Jessie Bullis, Chairperson 661- 816-1741 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitor may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. Each exhibit may be entered in only one class/division. Any exhibit entered in the wrong division will be subject to point loss. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must appear on entry form and exhibit. Age, year in project and club must be on the back of exhibit. 3. Each exhibit to be listed separately by name on entry form. 4. All entries must be mounted on poster board. EACH ENTRY MUST BE MOUNTED SEPARATELY. The poster board is not to be more than two inches larger than the project. Failure to follow this rule will result in immediate disqualification of the entry. 5. For Class 1, a printout of the source code and program on disk must be supplied. For Class 6, include a printout of one of the pages, mounted with a holder for a disk, and a copy of the presentation disk. 6. All entries must be changed/edited or created by the exhibitor, more than changing a word or a graphic. Entry will be disqualified for failure to follow this rule. 7. All entries must list the software used, how they were used and the steps taken while making the entry. This must be listed on a separate piece of paper mounted on the front of the poster board with the final product. DO NOT PUT YOUR NAME OR AGE ON THIS. Points will be deducted for failure to follow this rule. 8. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE FULLY COMPUTER GENERATED. 9. No school projects, reports, etc. are to be entered. Only work done as part of the 4-H computer project is acceptable. Failure to follow this rule will result in immediate disqualification of the entry. 10. For group entries, the name of the group is to be used on the information part of the entry form as well as on the exhibit. A group entry cannot be entered as an individual. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A LOSS OF 5% ON TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 10 DIVISION 7 BEGINNING COMPUTER 1st & 2nd Year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. CLASSES: 1. Original Program - must be entirely written by exhibitor 2. Office Processing - newsletters, spreadsheets, graphs, calendars, etc. 3. Edited Graphics - scanned or imported items that have been changed or added to, must show before and after, and must be mounted on the same poster board. 4. Drawn Graphics - original artwork, completely drawn on the computer by the exhibitor. 5. Desktop Publishing -using Printshop, Banner Maker, Disney programs, any template programs, etc. to create cards, brochures, flyers, invitations, business cards, etc. 6. Multi-Media Presentations - using programs such as PowerPoint, etc., to create a presentation with sound and visuals. 7. Internet Web Page Design - include sample of the page. 8. Coordinated Project - must have two (2) or more projects that are related such as a birthday invitation and a matching birthday banner, etc. 9. Group Project - two or more youths worked on exhibit. See Rule #10 DIVISION 8 INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER 3rd & 4th Year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. CLASSES: 1. Original Program - must be entirely written by exhibitor 2. Office Processing - newsletters, spreadsheets, graphs, calendars, etc. 3. Edited Graphics - scanned or imported items that have been changed or added to, must show before and after, and must be mounted on the same poster board. 4. Drawn Graphics - original artwork, completely drawn on the computer by the exhibitor. 5. Desktop Publishing -using Printshop, Banner Maker, Disney programs, any template programs, etc. to create cards, brochures, flyers, invitations, business cards, etc. 6. Multi-Media Presentations - using programs such as PowerPoint, etc., to create a presentation with sound and visuals. 7. Internet Web Page Design - include sample of the page. 8. Coordinated Project - must have two (2) or more projects that are related such as a birthday invitation and a matching birthday banner, etc. 9. Group Project - two or more youths worked on exhibit. See Rule #10 11 DIVISION 9 ADVANCED COMPUTER 5th Year and Above CLASSES: 1. Original Program - must be entirely written by exhibitor 2. Office Processing - newsletters, spreadsheets, graphs, calendars, etc. 3. Edited Graphics - scanned or imported items that have been changed or added to, must show before and after, and must be mounted on the same poster board. 4. Drawn Graphics - original artwork, completely drawn on the computer by the exhibitor. 5. Desktop Publishing -using Printshop, Banner Maker, Disney programs, any template programs, etc. to create cards, brochures, flyers, invitations, business cards, etc. 6. Multi-Media Presentations - using programs such as PowerPoint, etc., to create a presentation with sound and visuals. 7. Internet Web Page Design - include sample of the page. 8. Coordinated Project - must have two (2) or more projects that are related such as a birthday invitation and a matching birthday banner, etc. 9. Group Project - two or more youths worked on exhibit. See Rule #10 12 4-H DECORATED CAKES Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Wednesday, Aug. 18, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitor may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1, year in project, club, must be on entry form and exhibit 3. If a kit is used, this information must be indicated on entry form and exhibit. 4. Decorated Cakes and Gingerbread Houses to be delivered on a sturdy board or plate not to exceed two inches beyond the cake unless necessary to support shape of cake or part of decoration. 5. The Fair is not responsible for your baking dishes. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A 5% LOSS ON TOTAL SCORE. NOTE: Exhibit cake to be judged entirely on decoration. A creal cake d is not necessary to use as a form for decoration. The cakes may be of a mix, styrofoam, cardboard, or other substance, providing the shape is one which could reasonably be achieved through baking. Decoration must be done as though the cake would actually be eaten. Real frosting, candies, etc. must be used. Royal icing is acceptable for use in flowers and decorations. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 10 DECORATED CAKES Beginning-1st & 2nd year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Sheet Cake 2. Novelty or Molded Cake 3. Wedding Cake 4. Any Other Decorated Item 5. Sugar Molds 6. Gingerbread Houses- if kits are used must be listed on entry form 7. Fondant 8. Fair Theme DIVISION 11 DECORATED CAKES Intermediate 3rd & 4th Year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Sheet Cake 2. Novelty or Molded Cake 3. Wedding Cake 4. Any Other Decorated Item 5. Sugar Molds 6. Gingerbread Houses- if kits are used must be listed on entry form 7. Fondant 8. Fair Theme 13 DIVISION 12 DECORATED CAKES Advanced 5th Year and Above CLASS: 1. Sheet Cake 2. Novelty or Molded Cake 3. Wedding Cake 4. Any Other Decorated Item 5. Sugar Molds 6. Gingerbread Houses- if kits are used must be listed on entry form 7. Fondant 8. Fair Theme 14 4-H FOOD PRESERVATION Brenda Hartzog, Chairperson For information contact Jessie White 816-1741 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Open Jars Released: Saturday, Aug. 14, 3-4 p.m. Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitor may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form. 3. Each exhibit must be a different product or the same product preserved in a different method. 4. Entry form must list type of product (fruit, vegetable, preserves, etc.) and the method or process used (canning or drying). No cookie or drink mixes. 5. Age as of January 1st, club, year in Food Preservation Project, and method used must be on the bottom of all jars. Kind of product to be on front of jar only. This must be done at home. We will not supply paper and tape on entry day. 6. Decorated jars will not be accepted. 7. Rings and lids must be on jars to be accepted (not plastic wrap or paraffin wax). All canning must be in sealed jars or they will be disqualified. 8. Low acid foods must be canned under pressure. 9. TWO JARS PER EXHIBIT (except dried products) will be required for judging, and one may be opened for taste judging. 10. Jars which have been opened must be picked up after judging is completed, or they will be disposed of. No exceptions to this rule. 11. Dried products should be in jars with lids and seals. Each dried product must be in a separate covered jar, which must be at least half full. Fruit leather should be cut into 12 one inch strips and rolled into clear not colored cellophane between layers. Do not secure fruit leather strips with cellophane tape. 12. Recipes need to be submitted with exhibit. FAILURE TO FOLLOW ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. GUIDELINES: 1. STANDARD JAR: A container specifically or especially designed for canning purposes. 2. JELLY: The strained juice from fruit prepared in a way that keeps it crystal clear and shimmering. 3. JAM: Made by cooking crushed or chopped fruits with sugar until the mixture will round up on a spoon. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 15 DIVISION 13 FOOD PRESERVATION Beginning - 1st and 2nd Year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Jam 2. Jelly 3. Canned Fruits 4. Canned Vegetables 5. Canned Pickles 6. Canned Relishes 7. Canned Sauces 8. Other Canned Foods 9. Dried Leathers 10. Dried Jerky 11. Dried Fruits 12. Dried Vegetables 13. Dried Mixes - soups, trail mixes and granola 14. Other Dried Foods DIVISION 14 FOOD PRESERVATION Intermediate - 3rd and 4th Year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Jam 2. Jelly 3. Canned Fruits 4. Canned Vegetables 5. Canned Pickles 6. Canned Relishes 7. Canned Sauces 8. Other Canned Foods 9. Dried Leathers 10. Dried Jerky 11. Dried Fruits 12. Dried Vegetables 13. Dried Mixes - soups, trail mixes and granola 14. Other Dried Foods DIVISION 15 FOOD PRESERVATION Advanced - 5th Year and Above CLASS: 1. Jam 2. Jelly 3. Canned Fruits 4. Canned Vegetables 5. Canned Pickles 6. Canned Relishes 7. Canned Sauces 8. Other Canned Foods 9. Dried Leathers 10. Dried Jerky 11. Dried Fruits 12. Dried Vegetables 13. Dried Mixes - soups, trail mixes and granola 14. Other Dried Foods 16 4-H FOODS & NUTRITION Darla Butler, Chairperson 728-9402 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Wednesday, Aug. 18, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitor may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form with exhibits. 3. Year in project or age as of January 1st set precedent for entry in division. 4. One entry per exhibitor or of a particular type (drop, rolled, bar cookie, etc.) 5. Each exhibit to be listed separately and identified by type (i.e. drop, rolled, bar cookie, bread, pie etc.) on entry form and on exhibit. 6. Recipes need to be submitted with entry. 7. Exhibits must be entered in a sturdy container and covered, may use paper plates or ziplock bags. The Fair or Chairperson is not responsible for your baking dishes. 8. All entries are to be made by exhibitor and no two exhibitors may enter food from the same batch. MINIMUM QUANTITIES- 8 (eight)Muffins, Biscuits, Rolls, Cookies, 15 pieces Candies- whole item Cakes, Pies, Bread PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 16 FOODS & NUTRITION Beginning 1 & 2 year members, 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Jam 2. Jelly 3. Canned Fruits 4. Canned Vegetables 5. Canned Pickles 6. Canned Relishes 7. Canned Sauces 8. Other Canned Foods 9. Dried Leathers 10. Dried Jerky 11. Dried Fruits 12. Dried Vegetables 13. Dried Mixes - soups, trail mixes and granola 14. Other Dried Foods DIVISION 17 FOODS & NUTRITION Intermediate 3 & 4 year members, 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Jam 2. Jelly 3. Canned Fruits 4. Canned Vegetables 5. Canned Pickles 6. Canned Relishes 7. Canned Sauces 8. Other Canned Foods 9. Dried Leathers 10. Dried Jerky 11. Dried Fruits 12. Dried Vegetables 13. Dried Mixes - soups, trail mixes and granola 14. Other Dried Food 17 DIVISION 18 FOODS & NUTRITION Advanced 5 year member & above CLASS: 1. Biscuits, Muffins 2. Breads 3. Cakes 4. Cookies 5. Pies 6. Educational Poster (22 9 9x28 9 9) of a main dish listing recipe, main ingredients, nutritional information and cost per serving. 7. Educational Poster (22 9 9x28 9 9) with one recipe using produce grown in the Antelope Valley. The poster should be creative and feature information about production and/or processing of the produce. 8. Product made from prepared mix and how it is made unique from packaged mix. 9. Other - candy, etc. 18 4-H MECHANICAL SCIENCE Bob Benedict, Chairperson 722-7021 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitors may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form. 3. Each exhibit to be listed separately by name on entry form plus have a description. All entries need a tag with description of item and any special instruction or warnings. 4. Space requirements for display of the exhibit must be specified on entry form. 5. If kits are used, include instructions that explain what work member performed and how long work took. 6. If exhibit requires fuel, it must be filled with fuel and be ready to operate. Judges will start engines. Battery must be disconnected during fair as per fire regulations. 7. Exhibits are to be made during the current 4-H year. No school projects. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A 5% LOSS IN TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 19 MECHANICAL SCIENCE Beginning - 1st & 2nd Year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Tractor or Auto, Motorcycle 2. Small Engine or Small Auto Engines 3. Wire Projects - wire cages, etc. 4. Rope Work - halters, leads, etc. 5. Tools 6. Welded Projects 7. Welded Projects, livestock equipment 8. Welded Projects, ornamental 9. Other DIVISION 20 MECHANICAL SCIENCE Intermediate - 3rd & 4th Year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Tractor or Auto, Motorcycle 2. Small Engine or Small Auto Engines 3. Wire Projects - wire cages, etc. 4. Rope Work - halters, leads, etc. 5. Tools 6. Welded Projects 7. Welded Projects, livestock equipment 8. Welded Projects, ornamental 9. Other 19 DIVISION 21 MECHANICAL SCIENCE Advanced - 5th Year and Above CLASS: 1. Tractor or Auto, Motorcycle 2. Small Engine or Small Auto Engines 3. Wire Projects - wire cages, etc. 4. Rope Work - halters, leads, etc. 5. Tools 6. Welded Projects 7. Welded Projects, livestock equipment 8. Welded Projects, ornamental 9. Other 20 4-H MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS Contact Jessie Bullis 661- 816-1741 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1 Exhibitor may enter only ONE DIVISION in this section. 2 Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form and must appear on exhibit. 3 Each entry to be listed separately by name on entry form and what project entry it involves (Livestock, Home Furnishings, Rocketry, etc.) 4 Entries restricted to 4-H projects not listed in premium book (forestry, entomology, pocket pets, any 4-H project listed on back of enrollment form) Exhibitor must be enrolled in project. 5 Posters must have hanger or will not be accepted. Posters should be 22? x 28?. 6 Space requirements for display must be on entry form for large items or those with special needs. 7 If exhibit is made from a kit, instructions must be included with exhibit. 8 Home Furnishing project members must submit written statement telling how the exhibit coordinates with the rest of the decoration. 9. Members of the FISH project may enter this category. Fish exhibit must have a five gallon or larger tank to show. 10. Wildlife entries must be cleared with Chairperson. Live wildlife exhibits must be maintained throughout the Fair. 11. Entries are to be made during the current 4-H year. No school projects. 12. No Live flowers or plants will be accepted. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 21 DIVISION 22 MISCELLANEOUS Beginning 1st year & 2nd year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Posters 2. Aerospace / Rockets 3. Home Furnishing Projects 4. Wildlife 5. Shooting Sports 6. Other, must identify item and what project it is from DIVISION 23 MISCELLANEOUS Intermediate 3rd and 4th year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Posters 2. Aerospace / Rockets 3. Home Furnishing Projects 4. Wildlife 5. Shooting Sports 6. Other, must identify item and what project it is from DIVISION 24 MISCELLANEOUS Advanced 5th year and above CLASS: 1. Posters 2. Aerospace / Rockets 3. Home Furnishing Projects 4. Wildlife 5. Shooting Sports 6. Other, must identify item and what project it is from 22 4-H PHOTOGRAPHY Julie Moody & Nancy McKim Co-Chairpersons Julie 722-1467 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitors may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form and exhibit. 3. Age as of January 1st, year in project, club and whether or not the developing and printing were done by the member must be shown on the reverse side of the mount. Do not put exhibitor name on of exhibit. 4. List type of camera, lens, film and film speed on the back of exhibit. 5. All prints must be firmly mounted on a photographic mounting board with proper hangers. NEW!! HANGERS: Hangers will be attached by the take-in committee. DO NOT attached any hangers. . 6. All prints should have a measurement of at least 9?. Matting is an option. If matting is used it should compliment picture. No frames excepted. 7. Entries are to be made during the current 4-H year. No school projects. 8. Digital photography can only be entered in digital classes, list type of camera and pixels. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN THE LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 23 DIVISION 25 PHOTOGRAPHY Beginning - 1st & 2nd year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Showing a 4-H Event Showing 4-H Members 2. Color - Portrait 3. Color - Animals 4. Color - Landscape / Seascape 5. Color - Miscellaneous 6. Black & White - Portrait 7. Black & White - Animals 8. Black & White - Miscellaneous 9. Series of Pictures That Tell a Story 10. Album of 10 Photos 11. Digital Album of 10 Photos 12. Digital Color - Portrait 13. Digital Color - Animals 14. Digital Color - Landscape/Seascapes 15. Digital - Miscellaneous 16. Digital Black & White - Portraits 17. Digital Black & White - Animals 18. Digital Black & White - Miscellaneous 19. Digital series of pictures that tell a Story DIVISION 26 PHOTOGRAPHY Intermediate 3 3rd & 4th year 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Showing a 4-H Event Showing 4-H Members 2. Color - Portrait 3. Color - Animals 4. Color - Landscape / Seascape 5. Color - Miscellaneous 6. Black & White - Portrait 7. Black & White - Animals 8. Black & White - Miscellaneous 9. Series of Pictures That Tell a Story 10. Album of 10 Photos 11. Digital Album of 10 Photos 12. Digital Color - Portrait 13. Digital Color - Animals 14. Digital Color - Landscape/Seascapes 15. Digital - Miscellaneous 16. Digital Black & White - Portraits 17. Digital Black & White - Animals 18. Digital Black & White - Miscellaneous 19. Digital series of pictures that tell a Story 24 DIVISION 27 PHOTOGRAPHY Advanced 3 5th year & above CLASS: 1. Showing a 4-H Event Showing 4-H Members 2. Color - Portrait 3. Color - Animals 4. Color - Landscape / Seascape 5. Color - Miscellaneous 6. Black & White - Portrait 7. Black & White - Animals 8. Black & White - Miscellaneous 9. Series of Pictures That Tell a Story 10. Album of 10 Photos 11. Digital Album of 10 Photos 12. Digital Color - Portrait 13. Digital Color - Animals 14. Digital Color - Landscape/Seascapes 15. Digital - Miscellaneous 16. Digital Black & White - Portraits 17. Digital Black & White - Animals 18. Digital Black & White - Miscellaneous 19. Digital series of pictures that tell a Story 25 4-H PLANT SCIENCE May Tong, Chairperson 724-1619 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Wednesday, Aug. 18, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitors may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1st, year in project, and club must be on entry form and exhibit. 3. Each entry must be listed separately on entry form by common name and botanical name. 4. Each exhibit must be adequately labeled with common and botanical name. Label to be gummed label or sticker using grease or waterproof pencil for labeling. Number of items needed for display of exhibit is listed with class 5. The Chairperson will remove any exhibits that wilt or die. Plants need their own catch basin for watering purposes. 6. Exhibitor must have grown all vegetable gardening entries. 7. Indoor mini-gardens include plants suitable for growth in home. 8. Plant Science suggested entries: bonsai dish gardens, terrariums, succulents or cactus, foliage plants, etc. 9. No dried flower arrangements or fruit are to be entered in this category. 10. Plants exhibited in flowering classes should have open flowers. 11. Plants must be clean and free of dirt, cobwebs, lint, etc. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS:1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 26 DIVISION 28 PLANT SCIENCE Beginning 1 & 2 year members; 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Indoor Mini-Garden 2. Ornamental Horticulture 3. Herb Garden / Combination of Three Plants 4. Other Plants, non-gardening 5. Hanging Plants with Water Basin 6. Beans, dry, 5 minimum 7. Beans, wet, 5 minimum 8. Carrots, 3 minimum 9. Corn, 3 minimum 10. Cucumbers / Pickling, 3 minimum 11. Garlic, 3 minimum 12. Peppers, 3 minimum 13. Onions, green, 3 minimum 14. Onions, dry, 3 minimum 15. Pumpkins, 1 maximum 16. Radishes, 5 minimum 17. Sunflowers, dried or fresh, 1 maximum 18. Squash, Winter, 1 minimum 19. Squash, Summer, 3 minimum 20. Tomatoes, 3 minimum 21. Watermelon, 1 maximum 22. Potted Vegetable Plant 23. Cacti 24. Succulents 25. Any Plant not listed 26. Any Vegetable not listed 27. Flowering plant, potted DIVISION 29 PLANT SCIENCE Intermediate 3 & 4 year members; 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st CLASS: 1. Indoor Mini-Garden 2. Ornamental Horticulture 3. Herb Garden / Combination of Three Plants 4. Other Plants, non-gardening 5. Hanging Plants with Water Basin 6. Beans, dry, 5 minimum 7. Beans, wet, 5 minimum 8. Carrots, 3 minimum 9. Corn, 3 minimum 10. Cucumbers / Pickling, 3 minimum 11. Garlic, 3 minimum 12. Peppers, 3 minimum 13. Onions, green, 3 minimum 14. Onions, dry, 3 minimum 15. Pumpkins, 1 maximum 16. Radishes, 5 minimum 17. Sunflowers, dried or fresh, 1 maximum 18. Squash, Winter, 1 minimum 19. Squash, Summer, 3 minimum 20. Tomatoes, 3 minimum 21. Watermelon, 1 maximum 22. Potted Vegetable Plant 23. Cacti 24. Succulents 25. Any Plant not listed 26. Any Vegetable not listed 27. Flowering plant, potted 27 DIVISION 30 PLANT SCIENCE Advanced 5 years or more in project CLASS: 1. Indoor Mini-Garden 2. Ornamental Horticulture 3. Herb Garden / Combination of Three Plants 4. Other Plants, non-gardening 5. Hanging Plants with Water Basin 6. Beans, dry, 5 minimum 7. Beans, wet, 5 minimum 8. Carrots, 3 minimum 9. Corn, 3 minimum 10. Cucumbers / Pickling, 3 minimum 11. Garlic, 3 minimum 12. Peppers, 3 minimum 13. Onions, green, 3 minimum 14. Onions, dry, 3 minimum 15. Pumpkins, 1 maximum 16. Radishes, 5 minimum 17. Sunflowers, dried or fresh, 1 maximum 18. Squash, Winter, 1 minimum 19. Squash, Summer, 3 minimum 20. Tomatoes, 3 minimum 21. Watermelon, 1 maximum 22. Potted Vegetable Plant 23. Cacti 24. Succulents 25. Any Plant not listed 26. Any Vegetable not listed 27. Flowering plant, potted 28 4-H RECORD BOOKS Contact Jessie Bullis 661- 816-1741 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Eligible exhibitors see Local Rule #7. 2. Name, 4-H Club name, age as of January 1 and year in 4-H must appear on the entry form. 3. Exhibitors must be enrolled in a 4-H Club as of January 1st. 4. RECORD BOOKS should be completed to the end of the 4-H year, June 30. 5. Exhibits do not need extra tags with name and club. This information should be printed on the front of record book. 6. Primary years should not be counted in total number of years in 4-H 7. Exhibitors that are 14 years and above cannot enter as a beginner they must enter as an intermediate. Note: RECORD BOOKS MUST follow the L.A. County guidelines (available at the 4-H office). Record Books that are entered from the outside of L.A. County cannot be considered for Best of Show unless they follow L.A. County Guidelines. Record Books should include the following information: 1. P.D.R. 2. 4-H story 3. Current project forms 4. 2007 Sectional/State project recognition application (for Seniors only-optional) 5. Past 4-H records FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 31 RECORD BOOKS Beginning - 1st & 2 nd (See *NOTE) CLASS: 1. Record book DIVISION 32 RECORD BOOKS Intermediate 3rd & 4th Year CLASS: 1. Record book DIVISION 33 RECORD BOOKS Advanced - 5th Year & Above CLASS: 1. Record book 29 4-H TABLE SETTINGS Contact Jessie Bullis 661- 816-1741 Entry Fee: $1.00 per entry per class Exhibits Received: Wednesday, Aug. 18, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. American System of Judging RULES: 1. Age as of January 1 st and club must be on entry form. 2. Entries must be under one name, team or club entry use club name. 3. Exhibitors will be responsible for their own exhibits being set up and removed. 4. Exhibits will be limited to space available. 5. All setups will be limited to, two 4-H members and one advisor. 6. The exhibits will consist of a complete setting for ONE, on a sturdy card table furnished by the exhibitor, menus in LARGE PRINT must be furnished for all tables. Serving dishes are not required. 7. Tables are left on display as they are setup. 8. Artificial flowers may be used. If fresh flowers or plants are used, they are to be properly maintained during the Fair. 9. Emily Post etiquette will be recognized as basic authority, customs typical of entertaining in the West will be accepted. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN A 5% LOSS OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 34 TABLE SETTINGS CLASS: 1. Holiday 2. Formal 3. Luncheon 4. Fair Theme 5. Other 30 4-H WOODWORKING Mike Gilardone. Chairperson 256-3762 Entry Fee: $1 per entry per class Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Thursday, Aug. 12, 3 - 7 p.m. Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. Danish System of Judging RULES: 1. Exhibitors may enter ONE DIVISION in this section. 2. Age as of January 1, club and year in project must appear on entry form and exhibit. 3. Each exhibit to be listed separately and identified by name on entry form. 4. Space requirements for large exhibits must be specified on entry form. 5. If a member is entering an item that has been pre-cut or pre-stamped, the member shall attach a note stating which portion of the item they completed. 6. Entries are to be made during the current 4-H year. No school projects. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN THE LOSS OF 5% OF TOTAL SCORE. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $1 DIVISION 35 WOODWORKING Beginning 1st & 2nd year 14 years and under as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Toys 2. Furniture 3. Livestock Equipment 4. Lawn Ornaments 5. Ornaments, other / Decorative Wood 6. Bird Houses / Bird Feeders 7. Wood Crafted Artwork, Sculptures, Carving, Scroll Work 8. Other DIVISION 36 WOODWORKING Intermediate 3rd & 4th years 15 years and older as of Jan. 1st. CLASS: 1. Toys 2. Furniture 3. Livestock Equipment 4. Lawn Ornaments 5. Ornaments, other / Decorative Wood 6. Bird Houses / Bird Feeders 7. Wood Crafted Artwork, Sculptures, Carving, Scroll Work 8. Other 31 DIVISION 37 WOODWORKING Advanced 5 years or more CLASS: 1. Toys 2. Furniture 3. Livestock Equipment 4. Lawn Ornaments 5. Ornaments, other / Decorative Wood 6. Bird Houses / Bird Feeders 7. Wood Crafted Artwork, Sculptures, Carving, Scroll Work 8. Other 32 PRIMARY MEMBERS 4-H DEPARTMENT Jessie Bullis, Chairperson 722-2592 Entry Fee: None Limit: Two (2) entries per class per exhibitor Exhibits Received: Date & time listed below Location Received: JP Eliopulos Pavilion Exhibits Released: Monday, Aug. 30, 1 - 7 p.m. RULES: 1. This department is opened to 4-H members 5-8 years old by January 1, 2010. 2. Name, Club name, age as of January 1 and year in project must appear on entry form and exhibit. 3. Each to be listed separately by name on entry form. 4. Exhibitors must be enrolled in a 4-H Club as of January 1. 5. Additional rules pertaining to each class will be listed in each project department. PREMIUMS OFFERED PER CLASS: Participation Ribbons DIVISION 38 4-H PRIMARY MEMBER CLASSES: Classes 1-9 exhibits received August 12, 3 - 7 p.m. 1. Arts & Crafts 2. Holiday Craft 3. Christmas Craft 4. Halloween Craft 5. Clothing & Textiles 6. Computer 7. Miscellaneous 8. Photography 9. Record Books Classes 10-12 exhibits received August 12, 3 - 7 p.m. 10. Mechanical Science 11. Woodworking 12. Food Preservation Classes 13-16 exhibits received August 18, 3 - 7 p.m. 13. Plants 14. Foods 15. Table settings (table to be provided by 4-H) 3 - 7p.m. 16. Decorated Cakes

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