Dept. 10 - 4H & Vocational :: Beaver Community Fair

Departments

Dept. 10 - 4H & Vocational

Curtis Swineford - Vocational / KathyWeller - 4-H

Submit all animal entries to Livestock Manager Carol Hoffman by Aug. 15th. Use entry form found at the end of the Premium Booklet or on the website.

4H-VOC. DAIRY CATTLE CLASS CODES | 4H-VOC. BREEDING BEEF CLASS CODES
4H-VOC. BREEDING SHEEP CLASS CODES

CLASS 27 - 4-H & VOC. BREEDING SHEEP

Premiums	$12 11 10 9 8
Lot#	Description
1701	Commercial Yearling Ewe
1702	Commercial Pair Yearling Ewes
1703	Commercial Ewe Lamb
1704	Commercial Pair Ewe Lambs
1705	Champion Ewe
1706	Reserve Champion Ewe

4-H & VOC. DAIRY GOAT CLASS CODES

Superintendent: Tammy Herman; Committee: Chris Swineford, Lori McCloskey
Dairy Goat Show held Monday of fair 1:00 PM
(Followed by Market Goats)

DAIRY GOAT - Rules
(See “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

All dairy goats must be owned by the exhibitor, under the direct care of the exhibitor by February 28 of the current year.
Animals not bred by the exhibitor shall be owned by the exhibitor by May 1.
Dairy goats/registered goats must be tattooed, all other goats will have a scrapie tag.

Class	Division
34	ALPINE (FRENCH, ROCK AND SWISS)
35	ANGORA
36	LAMANCHA
37	NUBIAN
38	OBERHALSI
39	TOGGENBURG
40	OTHER PUREBREEDS
41	RECORDED GRADES
42	SAANEN

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
2001	Doe under 6 months
2002	Doe 6 months to 1 year
2003	Doe under 2 years (in milk)
2004	Doe 2 years and < 3 years (in milk)
2005	Doe 3 years and < 5 years (in milk)
2006	Doe 5 years and over (in milk)
2007	Doe Over 1 year but < 2 years (not in milk)
2008	Doe Over 2 years but < 4 years (not in milk)
2009	Doe 4 years old and older (not in milk)

Premiums	RIBBON
2010	Grand Champion
2011	Reserve Champion

CLASS 43 - 4-H & VOC. BREEDING MEAT GOAT CLASSES

(See “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Registered goats must be tattoed, all others will have a scrapie tag.

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
2081	Boer Doe under 6 months
2082	Boer Doe 6 months to 1 yr
2083	Boer Doe over 1 yr
2091	Crossbred Doe under 6 months
2092	Crossbred Doe 6 months to 1 yr
2093	Crossbred Doe over 1 yr
2085	Grand Champion Boer
2086	Reserve Grand Champion Boer
2096	Grand Champion Crossbred
2096	Reserve Grand Champion Crossbred

CLASS 65 - 4-H & VOC. PYGMY GOATS

(See “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
2100	Under 6 months
2102	Over 1 yr
2105	Grand Champion Pygmy
2106	Reserve Grand Champion Pygmy

4-H & VOC. SHOWMANSHIP
(Age as of Show day)

Class	Division
15	Beef
28	Sheep
32	Swine
33	Rabbits
44	Goats
66	Dairy Feeder Steers
68	Dairy Cattle

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
6000	Showman Sr Age 16-21
6001	Showman Int Age 12-15
6002	Showman Jr Age 9-11
6003	*Novice

*1st year showman 8-10 years who have never shown livestock or dairy cattle.

4H & VOC GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

Good housekeeping is judged on:
	Cleanliness of animals	15 pts
	Cleanliness of bedding	15 pts
	Entry cards & ribbons won properly displayed with animal	20 pts
	Neatness & cleanliness of equipment.	10 pts
	Keeping feed & hay presentable	10 pts
	Keeping aisles clean	15 pts
	Courtesy to people	15 pts
	TOTAL POINTS:	100 pts

Class	Division
14	Beef
29	Sheep
30	Goats
31	Swine
67	Dairy Feeder Steers
69	Rabbits
70	Dairy Cattle

Premiums	$20 18 16 14 12
7002	Good Housekeeping Weekly

CLASS 45 - 4-H & VOC YOUTH LIVESTOCK SALE

Livestock Sale entries and fees will be collected at time of animal tagging.
Chairperson Carol Hoffman; Vice Chairperson Steve Herman
Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Weller; Sale Manager Ken Fetterolf

Exhibitors must be members of the Snyder County 4-H Club and/or a Snyder County FFA Chapter. A 4-H member is enrolled when the member's enrollment is entered on the computerized enrollment system and approved by the county 4-H Educator. Livestock members should be enrolled by April 15 of the current year.
FFA record books must be up to date and signed by the Ag Advisor and shall be presented to the Youth Livestock Sale Committee at check-in time. Books will be checked and returned immediately. 4-H animal project books must be judged at or prior to 4-H Roundup. Those failing to have project record books judged before Beaver Fair will be ineligible for competition in youth classes and also ineligible for the Youth Livestock Sale.
Current health rules and regulations will apply as listed for each department in the Beaver Fair catalog. Drug and Health Rules for general/livestock listed under general rules for the Beaver Fair will also apply. Exhibitor will be liable for any animal containing drug residue at slaughter.
Dairy Feeder Steers

must be born after Jan 1st and before Mar 31st of the fair year.
must be naturally polled or dehorned.
must contain 100% dairy blood line from the major breeds, Holstein (both black & white and red & white), Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Milking Shorthorn, Brown Swiss, and Line Back.

Tagging and Weighing

An alternate project animal for all species may be tagged and exhibitor's choice of animals brought to the fair.
Market Steer & Dairy Feeder Steer exhibitors must bring their animals to the fairgrounds on Sat. May 21, 2011, between 9:00-11:00 a.m. for mandatory weighing and tagging. Market Steers will be weighed and tagged beginning at 9 am. Dairy Feeder Steers beginning at 9:30 with animals only needing tagged, weighed and vaccinated first, followed by all other Dairy Feeder Steers. Steer and dairy-feeder exhibitors must notify Liz Hollenbach or Steve Herman by May 1 of their intention to show.
Market Lamb exhibitors must bring their animals to the fairgrounds on Monday, June 6, 2011, between 6:00-8:30 pm for mandatory weighing and tagging. Exhibitors must notify Greg Erb or Roger Lauver by June 1st of their intention to show.
Market Goat exhibitors must bring their animals to the fairgrounds on Monday, June 6, 2011, between 6:00-8:30 pm for mandatory weighing and tagging. Exhibitors must notify Chris Swineford or Tammy Herman by June 1st of their intent to show.
Market Swine exhibitors must notify Ken Fetterolf or Greg Erb by June 1st. A sale committee official will identify the animals by ear tag on or before June 18th.
Meat Rabbit exhibitors must notify Kathy Shea by Aug. 1st. A sale committee official will identify the animals by ear tattoo on or before Aug. 20th. Any rabbits previously tattooed will be disqualified.
It is strongly recommended that exhibitors have animal castration completed prior to tagging day. Animals not castrated prior to tagging will be castrated by the veterinarian on tagging day at a cost set by the vet service.
Animals will be castrated by a method chosen by the exhibitor. However, if during the vet check of the animal upon arrival at fair the exhibitor must realize that animals not properly castrated will be sent home.

Fair Arrival and Check In

Exhibitors may show and sell a maximum of: 1 steer; 1 dairy feeder, 2 lambs, 2 hogs, 2 goats and 4 rabbits. Three rabbits must be entered and sold as a group. A fourth rabbit may be entered and sold as a single fryer.
All livestock sale animals must arrive at the fairground on Sunday between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm. Only the maximum number of animals eligible to be exhibited per species may be brought to the fair grounds. Animals designated as alternates may not be weighed if those chosen do not meet weight requirements.
All livestock will be weighed at the fair on Sunday according to the following schedule:
- Rabbits 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
- Market Steers beginning at 4:00 p.m., followed by Dairy Feeder Steers, Market Lambs, Market Goats & Market Swine.
There will not be a reweigh for underweight/overweight animals unless the Exhibitor questions the animal weight and requests a re-weigh. Exhibitors requesting a reweigh must make the request known within three weighs after his/her original weighing.
Weights of animals must be within a specified range at weigh-in as follows:
    - Market Hog (barrows or gilts only) 210-290 lbs
    - Market Lamb (wethers or ewes only) 75-140 lbs
    - Market goats 60 - 110 lbs.
    - Market Steers 900-1400 lbs.
    - Dairy Feeder Steer (steers only) 350-650 lbs.
    - Rabbits (pen of three) not more than 70 days old & 3-5 lbs each
    - Rabbits (single fryer) not more than 70 days old weighing 3- 5 lbs.
Weight classes will be designated after weigh-in due to weight variances and number of entries within each weight division.

Sale

Any and all animals that are not taken to the show ring due to the animal not being controllable will not be sold Thursday night during the sale.
Sale time will be Thursday of the fair at 7:00 p.m.
Underweight or overweight animals will be sold at the end of the Livestock Sale.
Sale animals are to be shown and presented for show/sale by the exhibitor. In case of two entries in the same class or illness of the exhibitor, another 4-H or FFA member may show the animal. Any 4-H or FFA member unable to show their animal, either at the show or sale, for any reason must submit in writing to the sale committee seeking permission to have them shown by another 4-H or FFA member. An adult may not present animals entered in a youth competition to the judge.

CLASS 46 - 4-H & VOC. MARKET STEER

(See Dept 3 Beef & “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Premiums	$20 18 16 14 12
51	Steers, All Weights

Steers must weigh 900-1400 pounds at fair weigh-in.
Market Steer show will be held on Wed.1 PM with the Breeding Beef Show following.

CLASS 47 - 4-H & VOC. MARKET LAMB

(See Dept 4 Sheep & “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
61	Market Lamb All Weights

Sheep must weigh 75-140 pounds at fair weigh-in. Sheep show will be held on Tuesday 1 PM.

CLASS 48 - 4-H & VOC. MARKET SWINE

RULES - Please see General Animal Rules
(Refer Also to General Rules)
Superintendent: Carol Hoffman Phone 570-374-0642
Committee: Steve Erb, Tiffany Shaffer

Premiums	$12 10 8 6 4
71	Market Swine All Weights

Market hogs must weigh 210-290 pounds at weigh-in. Swine show will be held Monday at 9:00 am.

CLASS 49 - 4-H & VOC. MARKET GOATS

(See “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Market goats must be born after January 1st of the fair year.
Market goats must have a USDA scrapie indentification tag.
Market goats must be whether goat or a doe.
All market goats horns must be blunt or tipped.
Market goats must be properly castrated that no testicular tissue is present at fair.

Premiums	$10 9 8 7 6
2101	Market Goat, All Weights

Market goats must weigh 60 - 110 pounds at fair weigh-in.
Market Goat show will be held Monday after the Milking Goats at 1:00 PM.

CLASS 50 - 4-H & VOC. RABBITS MEAT PENS

(See “General Animal Rules” for health rules and regulations)

Premiums	$6 5 4 3 2
81	Meat Pens (3 Rabbits)
Premiums	$4 3 2 1 1
82	Single Fryer

Rabbits must weigh 3-5 pounds each at fair weigh-in. Rabbit show will be held Monday at 6:00 PM.

CLASS 51 - 4-H & VOC. DAIRY FEEDER STEERS

(See Dept 3 Beef & "General Animal Rules" for health rules and regulations)

Premiums	$20 18 16 14 12
91	Dairy Feeder Steer, All Weights

Dairy-Beef must weigh 350-650 pounds at weigh-in.
Dairy-Beef show will be held Wed at 9:00 am.

4-H PROJECT RULES

Classes 54-63 only one entry per exhibitor per class and lot. Additonal entries can be made in Dept. 11
All posters must be 14" x 22" (vertical).
Members may enter 1 item per class for the same project unless a separate category exists.

CLASS 54 - 4-H & VOC. SEWING

(All clothing/textiles should be placed in clear clothing bags)

Premiums	$3 2 1 1 1
4000	Pillow
4003	Draft Dodger
4005	Waisted, Shorts or Skirt, elastic or Drawstring
4006	Simple Pullover Top or Shirt
4007	Tote Bag
4009	Simple Sleepwear
4010	Shorts or Skirt w/set-on waistband
4011	Fabric Sq Wall hanging or pillow
4013	Stuff Sack
4014	Multipurpose Apron
4015	Tabard (Vest w/Ties)
4016	Nightie

Premiums	$3 2 2 1 1
4017	Vest
4018	Top or Dashike
4019	Gathered Skirt
4020	Patchwork Skirt
4021	T-Shirt
4022	Pants, Drawstring or Elastic
4023	Top, Kimono/Raglan Sleeves (collarless/sleeveless)
4024	Simple Dress, Kimono/Raglan Sleeves (collarless/sleeveless)
4026	Jumper or Sundress
4027	Robe
4029	Pants & Top w/o set-in sleeves
4030	Jumpsuit w/o set-in sleeves
4031	Dress w/set-in sleeves, cotton or blend

Premiums	$4 3 2 2 1
4032	Dress w/set-in sleeves, Knit
4033	Shirt w/set-in sleeves, cotton or blend
4034	Shirt w/set-in sleeves, Knit
4035	Blouse, Casual
4036	Blouse, Dressy

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
4037	Skirt,Wool or Wool-like fabric
4038	Skirt, Blend
4039	Pants-Boys, wool/w-like fabric
4040	Pants-Boys, Blend
4041	Pants-Girls, wool/w-like fabric
4042	Pants-Girls, Blend
4043	Jackets, Lined
4044	Jackets, Unlined
4045	Dressy Dresses, Short

Premiums	$6 5 4 3 2
4046	Prom/Evening, Long
4047	Tailored Outfit-Dress, wool/like fabric
4048	Tailored Outfit-Ensemble,2 >pcs (jacket, pants, skirt, vest orblouse), girls
4049	Outfit-Ensemble, 2 >pcs (jacket, pants, shirt, vest), boy
4050	2 pc ensemble, cotton or blend
4051	2 pc ensemble, knit
4052	43 piece ensemble. Cotton or blend
4053	3 piece ensemble, knit
4054	Accessories

Premiums	$3 2 2 1 1
4055	Crocheted Article
4056	Knitted Article
4057	OtherWear Apparel (Misc.)
4058	Quilting age 8-11
4059	Quilting age 12-15
4060	Quilting age 16-18

CLASS 55 - 4-H & VOC. OUTDOOR PROJECTS

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
4200	Fishing age 8-11
4201	Fishing age 12-15
4202	Fishing age 16-18
4210	Air Rifle
4215	Air Rifle Advanced
4220	Air Pistol
4225	Air Pistol Advanced
4230	Rifelry
4240	Shotgun
4250	Gardening
4260	Archery
4270	Camping/Hiking
4280	Wildlife
4285	Dog
4290	Miscellaneous

CLASS 56 - 4-H & VOC. HANDCRAFTS

(Beading & Stampart projects should be placed in ziploc bags for display)

Premiums	$6 5 4 3 2
4500	Woodcraft - Age 8-11
4501	Woodcraft - Age 12-15
4502	Woodcraft - Age 16-18
4302	PaintedWood Item
4303	Macrame
4304	Cross Stitch - Age 8-11
4305	Cross Stitch - Age 12-15
4306	Cross Stitch - Age 16-18
4307	Latch Hook - Age 8-11
4308	Latch Hook - Age 12-15
4309	Latch Hook - Age 16-18
4310	Plastic Canvas
4311	Stamp Art - Age 8-11
4312	Stamp Art - Age 12-15
4313	Stamp Art - Age 16-18
4314	Ceramics - Age 8-11
4315	Ceramics - Age 12-15
4316	Ceramics - Age 16-18
4317	Cake Decorating - Age 8-11
4318	Cake Decorating - Age 12-15
4319	Cake Decorating - Age 16-18
4320	Foods Age 8-11
4321	Foods Age 12-15
4322	Foods Age 16-18
4333	Lamp Project Age 8-11
4334	Lamp Project Age 12-15
4335	Lamp Project Age 16-18
4336	Beaded Jewelry Project Age 8-11
4337	Beaded Jewelry Project Age 12-15
4338	Beaded Jewelry Project Age 16-18
4497	4-H Misc Posters(must be 14"x22" vertical)
4498	Handcrafts Misc

CLASS 57 - 4-H & VOC. PROJECT RECORD BOOKS

Vocational Project Book Entry Guidelines

Entries are limited to agriculture students of Juniata, Mifflin, Snyder, Union and Northumberland counties with projects meeting state standards for scope.
No project books are eligible for awards if records are not complete as of September 8th. Except where a project has ended prior to that date, in which case the project book should be completed.
The books will be scored for completeness, accuracy, neatness, yield, and degree of ownership.
Entry tags should be attached to the front of each book.
Each entry must be in separate folders so judges may score them individually. Only one (1) class entry per folder or notebook will be accepted. Where folders contain more than one enterprise, the exhibitor must clearly Identify which enterprise is to be scored by attaching a note to the front cover.
Vo-Ag record books must have tab dividers to separate the sections (planning, enterprise, summary, and activities found in each enterprise book.
Books not meeting these rules will not be judged.
FFA exhibitors are limited to (1) one enterprise book entry, which must be submitted in its own folder. Those entering a folder with more than one enterprise will be disqualified.

Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
3300	Vo-Ag - Aquaculture
3301	Vo-Ag - Beef Breeding
3302	Vo-Ag - Beef Growing
3303	Vo-Ag - Beef Finishing
3304	Vo-Ag - Dairy-Beef Growing
3305	Vo-Ag - Bookkeeping
3306	Vo-Ag - Pet Production - Cats
3307	Vo-Ag - Pet Production - Dogs
3308	Vo-Ag -Working Dogs
3309	Vo-Ag - Hunting Dogs
3310	Vo-Ag - Christmas Trees
3311	Vo-Ag - Commercial Vegetables
3312	Vo-Ag - Field Corn - Grain
3313	Vo-Ag - Field Corn - Silage
3314	Vo-Ag - Dairy Heifer
3315	Vo-Ag - Dairy Cow
3316	Vo-Ag - Dairy Herd
3317	Employment, Off-Farm <400 hrs
3318	Employment, Off-Farm >400 hrs
3319	Employment, On-Farm <400 hrs
3320	Employment, On-Farm >400 hrs
3321	Vo-Ag Equine/Horse Production1
3322	Vo-Ag Forage - Alfalfa
3323	Vo-Ag Forage - Grass
3324	Vo-Ag Forage - Alfalfa/Grass 50/50
3325	Vo-Ag Goats - Dairy
3326	Vo-Ag Goats - Meat
3327	Vo-Ag Greenhouse Production
3328	Vo-Ag Home Garden
3329	Vo-Ag Laboratory Animal Production
3330	Vo-Ag Poultry Contract
3331	Vo-Ag Poultry Meat - Broilers
3332	Vo-Ag Poultry Meat - Roasters
3333	Vo-Ag Poultry Meat - Turkeys
3334	Vo-Ag Poultry Meat - Other
3335	Vo-Ag Poultry Meat - Laying Hens
3336	Vo-Ag Poultry-Rabbit Production
3337	Vo-Ag Research
3338	Vo-Ag Sheep breeding
3339	Vo-Ag Sheep Finishing
3340	Vo-Ag Small Grain - Barley
3341	Vo-Ag Small Grain - Oats
3342	Vo-Ag Small Grain - Wheat
3343	Vo-Ag Small Grain - Soybeans
3344	Vo-Ag Swine Breeding
3345	Vo-Ag Swine Finishing
3346	Vo-Ag Tree Fruits
3347	Vo-Ag Small Fruits
3348	Vo-Ag Veal Calves
3349	Vo-AgWildlife
3350	Vo-Ag Practicom Skills

4-H Project Book Entry Guidelines

Entries not meeting these guidelines will be deemed ineligible.
4-H entries are limited to Snyder County 4-H Club Members.
Both the project and record book, when applicable, are required for submission and judging eligibility.
4-H Project/Record books must have been evaluated prior to Fair to be eligible for entry.
Books will be scored for completeness, neatness and accuracy.
Premiums will be awarded for five places as listed as judges see fit.
Treasurer's book will be judged & removed by superintendent for safe keeping - placing will be posted.

Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
Animal Science
3371	4-H Mkt Steer Project age 8-11
3372	4-H Mkt Steer Project age 12-15
3373	4-H Mkt Steer Project age 16-18
3374	4-H Dairy-Beef age 8-11
3375	4-H Dairy-Beef age 12-15
3376	4-H Dairy-Beef age 16-18
3377	4-H Dairy Cattle age 8-11
3378	4-H Dairy Cattle age 12-15
3379	4-H Dairy Cattle age 16-18
3380	4-H Dairy Goat age 8-11
3381	4-H Dairy Goat age 12-15
3382	4-H Dairy Goat age 16-18
3383	4-H Meat Goat age 8-11
3384	4-H Meat Goat age 12-15
3385	4-H Meat Goat age 16-18
3386	4-H Horse Projects age 8-11
3387	4-H Horse Projects 12-15
3388	4-H Horse Projects age 16-18
3389	4-H Mkt Lamb age 8-11
3390	4-H Mkt Lamb age 12-15
3391	4-H Mkt Lamb age 16-18
3392	4-H Mkt Swine age 8-11
3393	4-H Mkt Swine age 12-15
3394	4-H Mkt Swine age 16-18
3395	4-H Rabbit age 8-11
3396	4-H Rabbit age 12-15
3397	4-H Rabbit age 16-18
3398	4-H Pet Care age 8-11
3399	4-H Pet Care age 12-15
3400	4-H Pet Care age 16-18
3401	4-H Dog age 8-11
3402	4-H Dog age 12-15
3403	4-H Dog age 16-18
3404	Misc. Animal Project Book age 8-11
3405	Misc. Animal Project Book age 12-15
3406	Misc. Animal Project Book age 16-18

Science & Technology
3410	4-HWoodworking age 8-11
3411	4-HWoodworking age 12-15
3412	4-HWoodworking age 16-18
3413	4-H Misc.Sci. & Tech. Project Book age 8-11
3414	4-H Misc.Sci. & Tech. Project Book age12-15
3415	4-H Misc.Sci. & Tech. Project Book age16-18

Leadership & Personal Development
3419	4-H Teen Leadership age 8-11
3420	4-H Teen Leadership age 12-15
3421	4-H Teen Leadership age 16-18

Enviromental & Earth Sciences
3449	4-H Fishing age 8-11
3450	4-H Fishing age 12-15
3451	4-H Fishing age 16-18
3452	4-H Gardening age 8-11
3453	4-H Gardening age 12-15
3454	4-H Gardening age 16-18
3455	Misc. Enviromental & Earth Sci. age 8-11
3456	Misc. Enviromental & Earth Sci. age 12-15
3457	Misc. Enviromental & Earth Sci. age 16-18

Family and Consumer Sciences
3461	4-H Sewing age 8-11
3462	4-H Sewing age 12-15
3463	4-H Sewing age 16-18
3464	4-H Foods and Nutrition age 8-11
3465	4-H Foods and Nutrition age 12-15
3466	4-H Foods and Nutrition age 16-18
3467	Misc. Sewing age 8-11
3468	Misc. Sewing age 12-15
3469	Misc. Sewing age 16-18
3470	Misc. Foods age 8-11
3471	Misc. Foods age 12-15
3472	Misc. Foods age 16-18

Healthy Lifestyles Education
3474	4-H Air Rifle age 8-11
3475	4-H Air Rifle age 12-15
3476	4-H Air Rifle age 16-18
3477	4-H Air Pistol age 8-11
3478	4-H Air Pistol age 12-15
3479	4-H Air Pistol age 16-18
3480	4-H Advanced Air Pistol age 8-11
3481	4-H Advanced Air Pistol age 12-15
3482	4-H Advanced Air Pistol age 16-18
3483	4-H Rifle age 8-11
3484	4-H Rifle age 12-15
3485	4-H Rifle age 16-18
3540	4-H Archery age 8-11
3541	4-H Archery age 12-15
3542	4-H Archery age 16-18
3487	4-H Shotgun age 8-11
3488	4-H Shotgun age 12-15
3489	4-H Shotgun age 16-18
3490	4-H Misc Shooting Sports age 8-11
3491	4-H Misc Shooting Sports age 12-15
3492	4-H Misc Shooting Sports age 16-18
3493	4-H Outdoor Adventures age 8-11
3494	4-H Outdoor Adventures age 12-15
3495	4-H Outdoor Adventures age 16-18
3496	Misc. Healthy LifestylesEducation age 8-11
3497	Misc. Healthy LifestylesEducation age12-15
3498	Misc. Healthy LifestylesEducation age16-18
3499	4-H Photography age 8-11
3500	4-H Photography age 12-15
3501	4-H Photography age 16-18

Expressive Arts
Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3505	4-H Latch Hook age 8-11
3506	4-H Latch Hook age 12-15
3507	4-H Latch Hook age 16-18
3508	4-H Leather Crafts age 8-11
3509	4-H Leather Crafts age 12-15
3510	4-H Leather Crafts age 16-18
3511	4-H Cake Decorating age 8-11
3512	4-H Cake Decorating age 12-15
3513	4-H Cake Decorating age 16-18
3514	Stamp Art age 8-11
3515	Stamp Art age 12-15
3516	Stamp Art age 16-18
3517	Scrap Booking age 8-11
3518	Scrap Booking age 12-15
3519	Scrap Booking age 16-18
3520	Beaded Jewelry age 8-11
3521	Beaded Jewelry age 12-15
3522	Beaded Jewelry age 16-18
3523	Lamp Project age 8-11
3524	Lamp Project age 12-15
3525	Lamp Project age 16-18
3526	4-H Ceramics age 8-11
3527	4-H Ceramics age 12-15
3528	4-H Ceramics age 16-18
3529	Misc. Expressive Arts age 8-11
3530	Misc. Expressive Arts age 12-15
3531	Misc. Expressive Arts age 16-18

CLASS 58 - 4-H & VOC. CONSERVATION

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3600	Any phase of soil & Water conservation
3601	Game Feeder, nesting box part of a wildlife conservation project
3602	Photo Story of wildlife experiences, collection of printed or illustrated wildlife material graphed to illustrate one idea learned or worked with in the wildlife project
3603	Map of woodland area, several acres in size. Write description of area, size & kinds of trees & shrubs & uses as wildlife cover & food. Mark map showing wildlife, plant life, water, etc.
3604	Hunter safety project, displaying any phase
3605	Other

CLASS 59 - 4-H & VOC. ENTOMOLOGY

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3610	25 Species of insects, 5 orders properly mounted & labeled

Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
3611	50 Species of insects, 9 orders properly mounted & labeled

Premiums	$15 12 10 8 6
3612	75 Species of insects, 11 orders properly mounted & labeled

CLASS 60 - 4-H & VOC. GEOLOGY

Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
3620	20 labeled rocks, minerals or fossils

Premiums	$15 12 10 8 6
3621	40 labeled rocks, minerals or fossils

CLASS 61 - 4-H & VOC. PHOTOGRAPHY

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3630	Minimum of 3 each of the following buildings,animals, landscaping, people & animals, landscaping, people & action plus (1) sequence of (2) or more pictures, all mounted in an album
Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
3631	Minimum of 5 each of buildings, animals, landscaping, people & action plus (1) sequence of (5) pictures, taken from the same position but at different times of day. Also, (3) picture stories of before and after, or how to do it, or any 4-H activity
3632	Minimum of 8 color slides plus (5) flash, (5) photoflood, (5) available light, (5) showinggood composition, & (1) story telling a sequence of (5) or more pictures
3633	4-H Photo age 8-11 (1-labeled 5x7 in frame)
3634	4-H Photo age 12-15 (1-labeled 5x7 in frame)
3635	4-H Photo age 16-18 (1-labeled 5x7 in frame)
3636	4-H Scrap Books Clubs (entered in CLUB NAME)
3637	4-H Scrap Books Indiv. age 8-11
3638	4-H Scrap Books Indiv. age 12-15
3639	4-H Scrap Books Indiv. age 16-18
3640	4-H Misc. Photo Project

CLASS 62 - 4-H & VOC. FORESTRY

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3640	(10) leaf specimens, (5) cones, & (1) potted seedling from your seed box properly labeled

Premiums	$4 3 2 1 1
3641	(15) leaf specimens only, properly labeled

Premiums	$8 6 4 2 2
3642	(15) leaf specimens only, & (10) wood specimens
3643	50+ Leaf Specimens Only, Properly labeled

CLASS 63 - 4-H CLOVER BUD PROJECTS AGES 5-7

Entries are limited to the project only; no project books

Premiums	$5 4 3 2 1
3660	Exploring the Treasures of 4-H
3661	Pet Care
3662	Exploring Farm Animals
3663	Lamp Project
3664	Beading
3665	Leathercraft
3666	Fishing
3667	Cake Decorating Project
3668	Rubber Stamp Project
3669	Scrapbook
3670	Ceramics Project
3671	Photo Album
3672	Woodworking
3673	Sewing
3674	Cooking
3675	Latch Hook
3676	Hiking
3637	Dog
3638	Misc. Cloverbud Project

CLASS 64 - 4-H & VOC. FORESTRY SKILLS CONTEST

(Register one (1) hour prior to the starting time)
Wednesday of the fair at 6:30 pm
Committee Darren Krebs, Coy Weller

RULES

Contestants must have participated in a safety seminar prior to the contest date.
Contestants will be disqualified for any unsafe practice or any violation of rules or any breach of good sportsmanship.
Contestants are limited to four (4) individuals from each school per contest.
Contestants must wear suitable clothing.
All decisions of the judges will be final.
Standard logging tools only will be used.
Contest is limited to students of agriculture from Snyder, Union, Northumberland, Mifflin, and Juniata county area, except Two Man Crosscut, Two-Man log Balancing and Two-Man log Rolling will have an adult division.
A waiver of liability must be submitted to contest chairman one hour prior to the start of the events.
Parental permission forms must be completed and presented to the judges prior to the start of the contest (These forms are required for the student division only, not for the adult events).
Pre-registration for this event should include the 'participant's name, address, school and a listing of each event that each contestant plans to participate in. Registration must be received on the day of the event one hour prior to starting time.
For all two-man events the premium is paid out to each participant competing and is not split between the two participants.

Premiums	$10 8 6 4 2
3650	Chain Saw
3651	Two-Man Crosscut
3652	Two-Man Log Rolling
3653	Two-Man Log Balancing

CHAINSAW CONTEST

Contestants will cut two squares from a 6" cant placed on a set of bucks.
All cuts must be made with the bottom of the saw bar with a downward motion.
A partial cut square will not count.
The shortest time will determine the winner.
Time will be from the official start until the second square hits the ground and the saw engine is shut off and set on the ground. Not more than eight (8") of the cant shall be used for two (2) cuts.
All saws will be provided by a dealer. Saws will be of medium size, approximately 3.5 cubic inch engines.
Contestants will be given a one (1) minute period to familiarize themselves with the saw. During the one (1) minute period the contestants may start the saw engine and warm it up.
The saw must be sitting on the ground to start the engine. Contestants must be standing in an upright position when starting the engine. In the event of an engine stall, the saw must be returned to the ground to be restarted.
Safety equipment is mandatory and must be provided by the contestant. Equipment shall include hard hat, ear protection, approved eye protection, chain saw chaps, gloves, and leather work boots.

TWO-MAN CROSSCUT CONTEST

Contestants will cut two (2) squares from a six (6) inch cant placed on a set of bucks.
The shortest time wi1l determine the winner.
Time will be from the official start to the completion of the second cut. Not more than eight (8") of the cant may be used to make the two (2) cuts.
A partial cut square will not count.
Safety equipment is mandatory and must be provided by the contestant.

TWO-MAN LOG ROLLING CONTEST

Contestants will furnish their own peavies or cant hooks.
No other tools, feet or hands shall be allowed to aid in rolling the log.
Contestants will not witness prior rolls.
Contestants will return the log to the starting point.
The shortest time will determine the winner.
A fifteen (15) second penalty will be imposed for each stake pushed over forty-five (45) degrees.
Safety equipment is mandatory and must be provided by the contestant. Equipment shall include hard hat, gloves, and leather work boots.