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Grounds, except for serviceanimals, contestants in

pet shows or classes whereworking animals are needed!

History, Cemetery, Census Book for sale.Home-Baked goods, Cold bottled water & drinks

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Located under the south end of the grandstands

Overton County Historical Society (OCHS)P.O. Box 753

Livingston, Tennessee 38570

Watch for Nightly Specials!

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LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE 38570-0636

931-823-5657

JOHN R. OFFICER, Attorney

JULIE E. OFFICER, Attorney

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931-823-6406Mon - Sat 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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She will be remembered as a Christian,mother, wife, and a person of integrity. Shecommitted her life to hard work and helpingothers. Ronda always enjoyed putting othersfirst and avoiding attention on herself. She isgreatly missed by her family and many friends.

Ronda began volunteering at the OvertonCounty fair in 2010 and became a member ofthe Overton County Fair Board on May 2,2011 and served through August 4, 2014.

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Class X BOY SCOUT

Premiums Offered: $99.00PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Purpose: To promote Boy Scouts of America in Overton County Exhibits will be judged on the following:

Education and Promotional Value 40 percentOriginality of Display 20 percentAttractiveness and Neatness 40 percent

Derby projects will be judged on appearance and designRules:

1. Project should have been made for a scouting project,achievement or activity badge in appropriate category andcompleted since last fair.

2. Can be wood, leather, paper photo project, etc.3. Should be labeled as to what Achievement or Activity Badge

was earned.4. Derby projects include Pinewood Derby Cars, Rain Gutter

Regatta Boat, Space Derby Rocket.5. Tribute to Scouting - A Poster Board display showing the best

of scouting. Should include pictures from camping adventures,community projects, etc.

Lot 1. Any Scout - A Tribute to ScoutingLot 2. Boy Scout - Any project built as a Boy Scout for a badgeLot 3. Open Class - for any other scouting

group (explorer, lone, scout, venture, etc..)Lot 4. Pinewood Derby Cars: Any ScoutLot 5. Space Derby Rockets: Any ScoutLot 6. Rain Gutter Regatta Boats: Any ScoutLot 7. Tiger CubLot 8. Wolves & BearsLot 9. Weblos I & II

Class Y TALENT SHOWTuesday July 21 at 7:00 p.m.

Rotary Ag Building

Lot 1. Ages 10 & UnderLot 2. Ages 11 - 18Lot 3. Ages 19 & Over

Fresh Home Grown Produce!We Also Have Vegetable Plants, Flowers & Shrubs!

Brian Bilbrey, Owner(931) 265-8876

1006 East Main Street • Livingston, TN

OpenMarch - NovemberMonday - Saturday

9am - 5pm

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The Overton County Fair has been somethingspecial to Elizabeth (Libby) Buford-Harris formost of her life. She began by going to enjoythe exhibits and special events, entered TinyTots Contest one year and attending cattleand horse shows with her Granny and Daddyevery year. As she got older, she enteredthings to be exhibited and judged - getting alittle extra spending money. When she marriedand had her two children, she always planneda “Come Home Visit” during the fair week.When they moved back, they always went tothe fair. She began working, helping in theexhibits and encouraging her children to helpalong side of her. She asked for her vacationfrom work to be the week of the fair. She alsoenjoyed serving on the Fair Board andcontinued to work each year as long as shewas able. Loving “Fair Week” was a naturalprogression for her because of the positiveintroduction by her parents, other familymembers and friends. She was always happywhen something happened to make the fairexperience better.

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W. CHRISTMAS CORNERChairmen: Vickie White & Lacey White


Rules:1. All articles MUST be the work of the exhibitor.2. All articles must have been made or completed since last fair.3. Only one entry from each person in each lot.4. All crafts entered must have Christmas theme

ADULT CHRISTMAS CORNERClass W1Lot 1. Angels, any typeLot 2. Any Other Handmade Christmas ItemLot 3. Mr. & Mrs. Santa ClausLot 4. Nativity Figures - Set (any type)Lot 5. Ornament - Needlepoint, crochet, plastic canvas or any otherLot 6. Plastic CanvasLot 7. Santa Claus/Father Christmas Sculpted Figure

(Carved Wood Ceramic etc..)Lot 8 SnowmanLot 9. Stocking - CrochetLot 10. Stocking - EmbroideredLot 11. Stocking - KnittedLot 12. Stocking - Any otherLot 13. Table CenterpieceLot 14. Table RunnerLot 15. TableclothLot 16. TreeLot 17. Tree SkirtLot 18. Wall HangingLot 19. Wearable Art - Any otherLot 20. Wearable Art - SweatshirtLot 21. WreathLot 22. Best of Show (ribbon only)Class W2 CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS CORNER (Ages 1-17)Lot 1. AngelLot 2. Any other handmade Christmas itemLot 3. OrnamentsLot 4. Plastic CanvasLot 5. Santa ClauseLot 6. SnowmanLot 7. StockingLot 8. Wearable Art - T-Shirt or SweatshirtLot 9. Best of Show (ribbon only)

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Class V5 CROCHETChairperson:Brenda Warren & Arlene Dipaolo

Lot 1. Afghan Lot 7. LaceLot 2. Any Other Crochet Article Lot 8. Pot HoldersLot 3. Basket Lot 9. ScarfLot 4. Collar Lot 10. Sweater or Baby GarmentLot 5. Hat or Cap Lot 11. Champion ExhibitLot 6. House Slippers (ribbon only)

Lot 1. Baby QuiltLot 2. Group or Club QuiltLot 3. Hand Made PillowLot 4. Pillow QuiltedLot 5. Quilt-Printed Top QuiltedLot 6. Quilt - Hand AppliquedLot 7. Quilt - Hand EmbroideredLot 8. Quilt - Hand Pieced, Hand QuiltedLot 9. Quilt - Hand Pieced, Machine QuiltedLot 10. Quilt - Machine Pieced, Hand QuiltedLot 11. Quilt - Machine Pieced Machine QuiltedLot 12. Quilt - Machine Appliqued

Class V7 SEWINGChairperson:Ann Dunn

Lot 1. Apron (Any Type) Lot 6. Recycled ClothingLot 2. Children’s Clothing Lot 7. Skirt or PantsLot 3. Lady’s Dress Lot 8. Table Runner or Table ClothLot 4. Miscellaneous Lot 9. Top or BlouseLot 5. Quilted Garment Lot 10.Champion Exhibit

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Class V6 QUILTSChairpersons: Linda Wells & Mary Ruth Peterman

Lot 13. Quilt - Machine EmbroideredLot 14. Quilt - Hand Pieced, Professionally QuiltedLot 15. Quilt Top - Hand AppliquedLot 16. Quilt Top - Hand EmbroideredLot 17. Quilt Top - Hand PiecedLot 18. Quilt Top - Machine AppliqueLot 19. Quilt Top - Machine EmbroideredLot 20. Quilt Top - Machine PiecedLot 21. Quilted ArticleLot 22. Machine Quilted PillowLot 23. Wall HangingLot 24. Champion Exhibit (ribbon only)

Class V8 CRAFTS Chairpersons: Ann Dunn

Lot 12. Lg. Embroidered Item (over 24")Lot 13. Machine EmbroideredLot 14. Miscellaneous Handmade CraftLot 15. Picture - HandpaintedLot 16. Plastic CanvasLot 17. Shirt - DecoratedLot 18. Sm. Embroidered Item

(Less than 24")Lot 19. Stuffed Toy (up to 24")Lot 20. Tole PaintingLot 21. Wreath (any season)Lot 22. Champion Exhibit (Ribbon Only)*All items to be hand embroideredexcept for Lot 13*

Lot 1. Basket - HandmadeLot 2. Brazilian EmbroideryLot 3. Candle WickingLot 4. Card MakingLot 5. Christmas Decoration (other than ornament)Lot 6. Christmas Tree OrnamentLot 7. Counted Cross StitchLot 8. Doll - HandmadeLot 9. Embroidered Pillow CasesLot 10.Handbag or ToteLot 11.Holiday Decoration (other than Christmas)

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Class V2 COOKINGChairperson: Sue ReaganNo Cake Mixes Permitted

All entries must be displayed on a 6 inch paper plate and sealed in a Ziploc Bag.A plate will consist of 3 specimen of cookies, rolls, biscuits, muffins, and candy.A plate will consist of large slice specimen of bread, pies, and cakes.

Lot 12.Fruit Pie (Any Kind)Lot 13.GingerbreadLot 14.Layer Cake (Any Kind)Lot 15. Muffins (Any Kind)Lot 16. Oatmeal CookiesLot 17. Peanut Butter FudgeLot 18. Pecan PieLot 19. Pound CakeLot 20. Sugar CookiesLot 21. Yeast Rolls

Lot 1. BiscuitsLot 2. BrowniesLot 3. Caramel FudgeLot 4. Chess PieLot 5. Chocolate CandyLot 6. Cinnamon RollsLot 8. Cornbread MuffinsLot 9. Cream Pie (Any Kind)Lot 10.Egg CustardLot 11.Fruit or Nut Bread

Class V3 FLOWERSChairperson: Frances Martin

Lot 7. Marigolds - Arrangement -Sm.Lot 8. Mixed Flowers - Arrange.

Lot 9. Petunias - ArrangementLot 10.Rose - SpecimenLot 11.Wildflowers - Arrange.

Lot 12.Zinnias- Arrangement - Lg.Lot 13.Zinnias- Arrangement - Sm.

Lot 1. African Violet - PottedLot 2. Begonia - PottedLot 3. Dish Garden (Natural)Lot 4. Gladiolus - ArrangementLot 5. Home Dried Flowers - Arrange.

Lot 6. Marigolds - Arrangement - Lg.

Class V4 KNITTINGChairperson: Brenda Warren & Arlene Dipaolo

Lot 1. AfghanLot 2. Hat or CapLot 3. House SlippersLot 4. ScarfLot 5. Sweater or Baby GarmentLot 6. Champion Exhibit (Ribbon Only)

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317 E. University StLivingston, TN 38570

(931) 823-6220 • Fax: (931) [email protected]

M-F 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

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INDEX

Advertiser’s Index ............................................................................... 7-8Message From The President ............................................................. 10Message From The Overton County Executive .................................. 10Overton County Fair Board ................................................................. 11Acknowledgments ............................................................................... 12State Aid to Fairs ................................................................................. 12Rules and Regulations ................................................................... 13-17Baby Contest ....................................................................................... 18Toddlers .............................................................................................. 18Tiny Tots .............................................................................................. 19Little Miss ............................................................................................ 19Junior Miss .......................................................................................... 20Junior Princess .................................................................................... 20Fairest of the Fair ............................................................................... 212014 Fairest of the Fair ....................................................................... 22Pageant Scholarship Rules ................................................................. 23Bullwhip Rodeo ................................................................................... 24Pet Show ............................................................................................. 36Overton County Livestock Horses And Mules ................................ 37-38Overton County Pony Show ................................................................ 40Overton County Horse Show .............................................................. 41Overton County Dairy Show ................................................................ 42County Beef Cattle Show .................................................................... 43Jr. Dairy Show ..................................................................................... 45Open Beef Cattle Show .................................................................. 46-47Overton County Poultry Show ........................................................ 48-50Youth Poultry Show ............................................................................. 514WD Mud Race ................................................................................... 52Dog Show............................................................................................ 53Overton County Beekeepers ............................................................... 54School Exhibits .................................................................................... 654-H & FFA Jr. Beef Show .................................................................... 674-H & FFA Horse Show ....................................................................... 70Family Night ........................................................................................ 734-H & FFA Field Crops ........................................................................ 754-H Club Section ............................................................................ 76-79Jr. Meat Goat Show ............................................................................. 82Open Market Lamb Show ................................................................... 84Commercial Ewe Lambs ..................................................................... 84Commercial Yearling Ewes ................................................................. 84Field Crops .......................................................................................... 88Fruit ..................................................................................................... 89Horticulture .......................................................................................... 90Garden Crops ..................................................................................... 91Domestic Arts Department ............................................................. 92-93Senior Day .......................................................................................... 94Kids Extravaganza .............................................................................. 96Canning Department ........................................................................... 97Adult Cooking ...................................................................................... 98Children’s Cooking .............................................................................. 99Photography ...................................................................................... 100Adult Floral ........................................................................................ 103Children’s Floral ................................................................................ 104Arts & Crafts ...................................................................................... 105Children’s Arts & Crafts ..................................................................... 107Antiques ............................................................................................ 108Woodcraft .......................................................................................... 108Overton Co. Association for Family & Community Ed. ................ 111-113Christmas Corner .............................................................................. 114Boy Scout .......................................................................................... 115

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V. OVERTON COUNTY ASSOCIATION FORFAMILY AND COMMUNITY EDUCATIONPresident: Carolyn Hargis Vice President Donna Julian

Premiums Offered: $1,452.00Rules:

1. Exhibitor must show current membership card.2. The product must have been completed since last fair.3. Each person will only be permitted one entry in each lot.4. If a lot is provided for an article, the same type article cannot be entered

in another lot also; Example: Crocheted sweater cannot be entered inany other crocheted category.

5. All entries must be handmade and the handwork of the exhibitor.6. All jars must be standard mason/ball/kerr canning jars.7. No exhibitor will be permitted to witness judging.8. Judges may disqualify entries not meeting and governing rules.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class V1 CANNINGChairperson: Retha Ogletree

All entries will be in quarts except jams, jellies, and preserves which will be in1/2 pint or pint jars. All canning must be in standard preserving jars (Ball,Mason, or Kerr) All cans must have the exhibitors name on the bottom and lot# on top.

VEGETABLESPint or QuartLot 1. Beans - ButterLot 2. Beans - GreenLot 3. Beans - ShelledLot 4. Beans - ShellyLot 5. CarrotsLot 6. CornLot 7. Greens (Any Kind)Lot 8. KrautLot 9. OkraLot 10. Peas - Black EyeLot 11. Peas - FieldLot 12. Peas - GreenLot 13. Soup MixLot 14. Tomato JuiceLot 15. TomatoesLot 16. Tomatoes - GreenFRUITSPint or QuartLot 17. Apple ButterLot 18. Apple SauceLot 19. ApplesLot 20. BlackberriesLot 21. Blackberry JuiceLot 22. CherriesLot 23. Dried ApplesLot 24. Grape JuiceLot 25. PeachesLot 26. PearsJELLIESPint or 1/2 PintLot 27. AppleLot 28. BlackberryLot 29. BlueberryLot 30. CherryLot 31. Crab Apple

Lot 32. GrapeLot 33. PeachLot 34. PlumLot 35. RaspberryLot 36. StrawberryJAMS OR PRESERVES

Pint or 1/2 PintLot 37. Blackberry JamLot 38. Blueberry JamLot 39. Cherry PreservesLot 40. Peach JamLot 41. Peach PreservesLot 42. Pear PreservesLot 43. Plum JamLot 44. Raspberry JamLot 45. Strawberry JamLot 46. Strawberry PreservesPICKLES OR RELISHESPint or 1/2 PintLot 47. BeetsLot 48. Bread and ButterLot 49. Chow ChowLot 50. Corn RelishLot 51. Cucumbers - Dill Cut UpLot 52. Cucumbers - Dill WholeLot 53. Cucumbers - Sweet Cut UpLot 54. Cucumbers - Sweet WholeLot 55. MiscellaneousLot 56. Mixed PicklesLot 57. OkraLot 58. Pepper - HotLot 59. Pepper - RelishLot 60. Pepper - SweetLot 61. SalsaLot 62. Squash Pickled/RelishLot 63. Tomato Relish - GreenLot 64. Tomato Relish - RedMISCELLANEOUSLot 65. Sausage (Pint or Quart)

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Abston Chiropractic ......................... 79

American Bank & Trust ................... 57

Bailey, Paul ..................................... 29

Bank of Overton County .................. 55

BJ’s Western Store ......................... 24

Bowman, Jesse .............................. 111

Bows, Petals ‘N Lace & The Cake Plate .... 30

Brown’s Flower Shop ...................... 12

Building Center, Inc.,The .................. 4

Bull Whip Rodeo ............................. 24

Burckhard, Andrea - NY Life ........... 49

Byrdstown Medical Center .............. 52

C & L Logging ................................ 114

Carr Gas ......................................... 20

Casa Mexicana ................................. 5

Cattlemen’s Association .................. 44

Colson, Daryl .................................. 30

Community Bible Study ................... 66

Cookeville Promo & Printing ......... 107

Cooper Recycling ............................ 38

Creature Comforts Pet Retreat ....... 89

Dairy Queen of Livingston ............... 39

Danner, Ben .................................... 33

Deep Valley Campground ................. 8

Dream Source ................................. 25

E.B. Gray ........................................ 42

Entertainment Direct ................. 85&92

Family Thrift ................................... 116

Farm Bureau ................................... 69

Farm Credit Services ...................... 87

First National Bank .......................... 27

First Realty Company ................... 100

Flower Gallery, The ........................... 4

Garden Cafe, The ........................... 47

Gary Maxwell Insurance ................. 19

Gentry Brothers Tractor .................. 31

Gun Shop, The ................................ 53

Hall’s Sports .................................... 21

Hammock, Melissa - Premier Jewelry ... 30

Heritage Heating & Cooling ............ 63

Heavenly Cuts & Tanning ................ 33

ADVERTISERS INDEXHogeye Firearms ............................ 25

Holland Painting .............................. 47

Hughes Tax Service ........................ 16

Hutchinson ...................................... 81

Jared Brown & Son ......................... 50

Jerry’s IGA ...................................... 99

Karen’s Dog House of Beauty ......... 35

King, J. Larry .................................. 112

King, Lynn ....................................... 79

L. G. Puckett, DDS .......................... 20

Linda’s House of Beauty ................. 61

Livingston Civic & Garden Club ...... 34

Livingston Clinic, The ...................... 79

Livingston Family Healthcare .......... 39

Livingston Flower Basket ................ 36

Livingston Furniture Outlet .............. 65

Livingston Garden Center ............... 29

Livingston Limestone Co., Inc. ........ 32

Livingston-Overton Chamber .......... 43

Livingston Pawn Shop ...................... 4

Livingston Ready Mix ...................... 34

Liv. Reg. Hos. ......... Inside Front Cover

Livingston Rotary Club ............ 68 & 94

Livingston Tree Board ..................... 80

Livingston Vet. Clinic ....................... 61

Looper, Victoria - County Clerk ......... 4

Low Cost Htg. & Air Condition Spec. 26

Matthews, Barbara .......................... 36

Maynord Automotive ....................... 67

Maynord Auto Sales ........................ 18

Melton, Robbie .................................. 4

Merle Norman ................................. 62

Mid State Construction .................... 99

Mountain Farm ................................ 83

Napa Auto Parts .............................. 26

Nolen Realty, Nancy Nolen ............. 40

Norris Super Cycle .......................... 51

Norrod Builders ............................... 65

Norrod , James ............................... 59

O’Reilly Auto Parts .......................... 93

Oakley, Millard V. ............................ 61

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“Serving The Upper Cumberland Since 1963”

Real Estate Company202 East Main Street • Livingston, Tennessee 38570

1-800-745-0504931-823-6414 Fax: 931-823-6413

On The Internet: www.webbrealestate.comReal Estate Sales and Auctions

PEGGY MELTONAffiliate Broker

NEIL ASHBURNBroker/Auctioneer

JUDY SAVAGEAffiliate Broker

ELIZABETH SMITHAffiliate Broker

KYLE SPEARAffiliate BrokerApp. Auctioneer

DAVID K. WEBBAffiliate BrokerApp. Auctioneer

JASON KEISLINGAffiliate BrokerApp. Auctioneer

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ADVERTISERS INDEXSpeck Funeral Home ...................... 95

Speck’s Logging .............................. 88

State Farm Ins. - Marshall, Phil ...... 110

Summer & Winter Pools ................. 34

Swallows Agencies, The ................. 45

Tennessee Barbeque ...................... 70

Thrasher, Beverly Linder, P.C. CPA .. 53

TN College of Applied Tech. ......... 106

Tri County Equipment ..................... 71

Triple C Machine & Fab .................. 33

Twin Lakes Medical Imaging ........... 96

Twin Lakes Telephone Coop. ........ 105

Union Bank & Trust Company ........ 60

Upper Cumberland Electric ............. 89

Upper Cumberland Fam. Dentistry .... 101

Upper Cumberland Signs ................ 39

Upton, Joe T. D.D.S. ....................... 91

U.S. Cellular .................................... 64

V.C.A. Ragland & Riley ................... 51

W & O Construction ........................ 56

Walker Stone ................................. 113

Walnut Grove Church of Christ ....... 72

Watkins & Langford ......................... 76

Webb Real Estate Company ......... 110

Whispers Horse Farms ................... 34

Williams Family Stone .................... 71

Windle, John Mark .......................... 66

Winningham Hardware ................... 73

WLIV .................................. 58-59 & 98

Xpress Lube .................................... 38

Overton Co. Health & Rehab ................ 102

Officer, John & Julie - Attorneys ..... 116

Old Man’s Produce ........................ 115

Ov. & Pick. Co. Farmer’s Co-op ...... 86

Overton Co. Fair Country Store ........ 1

Overton Co. Horseman’s Assoc. ..... 47

Overton Co. Lions Club ................... 88

Overton County News ..................... 47

Pamie’s Unisex Salon ..................... 90

Parsons Auto Repair ....................... 82

Pat’s Hair Studio ............................. 62

Patsy Ann’s Child Care ..................... 9

Peoples Bank .................... Back Cover

Peoples Stockyard, The . In. Back Cov.

Phipps, Billie G. ............................... 92

Physical Medicine Center,The ........ 41

Plateau Truck & Tractor ................ 109

Potters Ace Hardware ..................... 91

Print Mart ........................................ 64

Pryor’s Auto Spot ............................ 88

R & M Family Pharmacy ................. 16

Ragsdale, Tammie - NY Life ......... 104

Rickman Family Medical Clinic ....... 74

Robbins & Garrett ........................... 17

Rocky Mound Logging .................... 77

Savage Insurance ........................... 50

Scarlett, James F. ......................... 104

Smith, Franklin (Peck) Reg. of Deeds ... 17

Smith, Peggy Clark - Co. Trustee .. 112

Sonic ............................................... 40

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Class T ANTIQUESChairman: Robbie MeltonPremium Offered: $418.00

Rules:1. Only one entry per person in each lot.2. All entries must be in working condition, no cracks or chips in

dishes.3. All items must be at least 25 years of age (that’s what antiques are).4. Not responsible for lost or damaged items or those left

after closing time for removal of exhibits.PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class U WOODCRAFTExhibitors must be 16 years of age or olderChairmen: Cindy Smith Premium Offered: $132.00

Rules:1. All entries must be the original work of the exhibitor. Any entry

that fails to meet this specification by the judges will bedisqualified.

2. All entries will be judged on workmanship and originality.3. Only one entry per person in each lot.4. All entries must have been completed since last fair.5. All entries must fit easily through the booth door for safety and

security reasons.6. Not responsible for lost or damaged entries of those left after

closing of removal of entries.PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Lot 1. Bird House or Feeder Lot 7. Picture FrameLot 2. Candle Holder Lot 8. Scroll SawLot 3. Clock Lot 9. Turned (Lathe)Lot 4. Household Furniture Lot 10. Walking Sticks / CaneLot 5. Intarsia Lot 11. Wood CarvingLot 6. Miscellaneous Lot 12. Best of Show (Ribbon Only)

HomeLot 1. BasketLot 2. Bowl & Pitcher SetLot 3. Cake StandLot 4. Canning JarLot 5. Carnival GlassLot 6. Cast Smoothing IronLot 7. Chamber PotLot 8. Coffee PotLot 9. CrockeryLot 10. Depression Glass

(Single Piece)Lot 11. Dough BoardLot 12. Enamel WareLot 13. Granite WareLot 14. Hammered AluminumLot 15. Iron SkilletLot 16. LinenLot 17. Preserve StandLot 18. Punch Bowl (No Cups)Lot 19. Sugar Bowl & Creamer SetLot 20. QuiltLot 21. Vase

FarmLot 22. BucketLot 23. Cow BellLot 24. Cross Cut SawLot 25. Farm Hand ToolLot 26. Kerosene LanternLot 27. Small Farm EquipmentLot 28. Tobacco ItemLot 29. Weather VaneMIscellaneousLot 30. Advertising ItemLot 31. Coal Mine ItemLot 32. DollLot 33. HatLot 34. Hand Held FanLot 35. Item of ClothingLot 36. Political ItemLot 37. Railroad ItemLot 38. Tin Toy (Must Work)Lot 39. Toy Other Than TinLot 40. War Memorabilia

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A Message From The PresidentSingle A Division-State Champion Fair in 1993Single A Division-State Champion Fair in 2004Single A Division-State Champion Fair in 2008Single A Division-State Champion Premier Fair 2009Single A Division-State Champion Fair 2012Champion of Champions 2013

As President of the Overton County Fair Association,it is my pleasure to invite everyone to the 2015 OvertonCounty Fair. As President it is my privilege to work withthe association to present our community with aAgricultural Fair with fun filled events that everyone canenjoy. We continue to strive to improve the Fairgroundsand Events we bring to you each year.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank theOverton County Fair Association, the Junior Fair BoardMembers, the UT Extension Service, the CivicOrganizations the County Officials and countlessvolunteers that make our fair a success each year.

I would like to give special thanks to all our Sponsorsand Advertisers that help our fair be the best it can be.

Lastly, I want to thank each of you that come to ourfair for your support year after year. So come out and bringyour friends and enjoy the 77th Annual Overton CountyFair.

David RobbinsOverton County FairAssociation President

A Message From TheOverton County Executive

Welcome to the 77th Annual Overton County Fair. Themembers of the County Fair Board work hard to makethis one of Tennessee’s best fairs. Welcome to OvertonCounty and may you and your family have a great timeat the 2015 Overton County Fair.

Ben DannerOverton County Executive

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R. CHILDREN’S ARTS AND CRAFTSChairman: Rithia Winningham,Ricole Morgan & Edna Bass

Premiums: $517.00Rules:

1. Entry must be the original work of the exhibitor.2. Only one entry per person in each lot.3. Entry must have been completed since last fair.4. Pictures must be on construction paper or cardboard.4. Name on back or bottom of entry.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class R1 CHILDREN 4 AND UNDERLot 1. Any Other Craft Lot 5. FingerpaintingLot 2. Christmas Ornament Lot 6. Halloween CraftLot 3. Crayon (Preprinted Picture) Lot 7. Mothers/Fathers Day CraftLot 4. Easter Craft Lot 8. Thanksgiving CraftClass R2 CHILDREN AGES 5 - 8Lot 1. Any Other Craft Lot 6. Halloween CraftLot 2. Christmas Craft Lot 7. Mothers/Fathers Day CraftLot 3. Crayon Drawing Lot 8. Pencil Drawing-Farm SceneLot 4. Easter Craft Lot 9. Thanksgiving CraftLot 5. Fingerpainting Lot 10. Toy - Handmade

S. JUNIOR ART & CRAFTChairman: Samantha Stephens

Class S1 CHILDREN 9 - 12Lot 1. Any other arts or craft Lot 6. Pencil Drawing-Farm SceneLot 2. Christmas Ornament Lot 7. Tennessee CraftLot 3. Collage - Farm Lot 8. Toy - HandmadeLot 4. Easter Craft Lot 9. Water Color - Farm SceneLot 5. JewelryClass S2 CHILDREN 13 THRU 17Lot 1. Any other arts or craft Lot 6. Model Toy - HandmadeLot 2. Bird feeder Lot 7. Pencil Drawing- Farm SceneLot 3. Birdhouse Lot 8. Seasonal CraftLot 4. Can Craft Lot 9. Tennessee CraftLot 5. Jewelry

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Premiums Offered: $275.00

Rules:1. Only one entry from each person in each lot.2. All artwork is to be mounted, matted or framed.3. All work must have been completed by exhibitor since last fair.4. Entry must be original of the exhibitor. Any work that does not

meet original work specification by the Judges will bedisqualified.

5. We will not be responsible for lost or damaged items nor thoseleft after closing time for removal of exhibits.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Lot 1. Acrylic PaintingLot 2. Animal - Soft StuffedLot 3. Artificial Flower ArrangementLot 4. Basket - HandmadeLot 5. Cards - HandmadeLot 6. CharcoalLot 7. Doll - Best DressedLot 8. Doll - HandmadeLot 9. Doll - Soft Sculptured (not over 24”)

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Lot 14. NoveltyLot 15. Oil PaintingLot 16. Palmer ClayLot 17. Pastel PaintingLot 18. Pen and InkLot 19. Pencil DrawingLot 20. Pottery - HandmadeLot 21. ScrapbookingLot 22. Toy - HandmadeLot 23. Wall HangingLot 24. Water Color PaintingLot 25. Best of Show (Ribbon Only)

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TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREDivision of Animal Industries2015 FAIR REGULATIONS

(Livestock Health Requirements for Fairs and Exhibitions)SPECIAL COMMENTS:1) It is expected that all exhibitors will bring only healthy animals to thefairs and exhibitions. Although state and federal animal health officialswill be performing some inspections, fair officials are responsible forensuring that all animals entering fair for exhibition are in overall goodhealth and are accompanied by a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.Animals showing clinical signs of contagious disease should be senthome immediately. Violations should be reported to the state veterinarianor his agent.2) Certificate(s) if Veterinary Inspection are to accompany all animal(s)to the respective shows with the exception of in-state Tennessee equineand poultry. In-state Tennessee equine six (6) months of age or oldermust have a negative Equine Infectious Anemia test within the precedingtwelve (12) months. Poultry assembled at shows or exhibitions should beaccompanied by evidence of a negative test for Pullorum-Typhoid within90 days, or be tested on-site prior to exhibition following strictbiosecurity procedures, or originate directly from a flock which hasbeen certified as Pullorum-Typhoid Clean under Tennessee PoultyImprovement Plan. As part of increased awareness and surveillance forAvain Influenza and other poultry diseases, all bird’s physical appearanceshould be assessed at the time testing is conducted.3) Health certificates issued in satisfaction of these Tennessee FairRegulations shall be good for 90 days for Tennessee livestock only.4) Any “chick chain” birds that have been commingled with birds ofunknown disease status must test negative for Pullorum-Typhoid prior toexhibition.5) Please note that exhibition requirements for out-of-state livestockare the same as regular import requirements.6) Warts and ringworm are considered contagious and infectiousdiseases and are permissible exclusions only if considered inactiveby the issuing veterinarian and noted as such on the Certificate ofVeterinary Inspection.7) Scabies, contagious ecthyma (soremouth), footrot, cutaneousfungal and bacterial infections (i.e. club lamb disease, caseouslymphadenitis) are considered contagious and infectious diseases,and are permissible exclusions only if considered inactive by theissuing veterinarian and noted as such on the Certificate of VeterinaryInspection.8) Fair Biosecurity please review and implement the biosecurityrecommendations for exhibit organizers and exhibitors related to swineprovided by the National Pork Board that can be found athttp://m.pork.org/News/4545/SwineShowBiosecurityRecommendations.aspx.Also be aware of the potential exposure of fair attendees to E. coli 0157from animals exhibited on the fairgrounds. Below is a summary ofrecommendations for fair management by the National Association ofState Public Health Veterinarians to better protect fair attendees fromdisease.• Provide easy access to hand washing stations• Post informational signage that includes the following messages:

• No eating or drinking in the animal areas• Wash hands frequently• No pacifiers, sipping cups or strollers in the animal areas.

• Discourage sleeping in the animal exhibition areas.• If human or swine influenza-like illness is associated with the exhibition areas.• People who have influenza-like illness should leave the exhibition immediatelyand seek medical care. They should advise their health care provider abouttheir fair attendance.• Peopls at high risk for developing severe complications from influenza shouldlimit their exposure to swine.

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P. CHILDREN’S FLORALAll Rules Are The Same As For The Adult Section, Ages 2-17 yrs.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00Premiums: $297.00

Class P1 CUT FLOWERSLot 1. Dahlia - LargeLot 2. Dahlia - SmallLot 3. Marigold - Orange - LargeLot 4. Marigold - Orange - SmallLot 5. Marigold - Variegated - SmallLot 6. Marigold - Yellow - LargeLot 7. Marigold - Yellow - SmallLot 8. Rose - Any other color

Lot 9. Rose - RedLot 10. Rose - VariegatedLot 11. Rose - YellowLot 12. SunflowerLot 13. Sunflower - Largest

(All will be entered)Lot 14. Zinnia - LargeLot 15. Zinnia - Small

Lot 1. All Red (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 2. All White (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 3. Marigolds - Mixed ColorsLot 4. Marigolds - One ColorLot 5. Miniature (3” & under)Lot 6. Mixed Flowers (Any Size or Color)

Lot 7. Roses - Mixed Colors

Lot 8. Roses - One ColorLot 9. Sunflower (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 10. Wildflowers - MultiLot 11. Zinnia - Small - Mixed ColorsLot 12. Zinnia - small - One ColorLot 13. Best Of Class (Ribbon Only)

Class P2 ARRANGEMENTS

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TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREREGULATORY SERVICES - ANIMAL HEALTH

SUMMARY: LIVESTOCK HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FORFAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS

I. GENERAL:A. All stalls, pens, chutes, etc. located on the grounds of fairs andexhibitions shall be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected with a disinfectantapproved by USDA, APHIS between each scheduled fair or exhibition.B. All livestock (except poultry and equine) which enter fairs andexhibitions shall be accompanied by an official veterinary health certificatewith individual permanent identification or sufficient description toidentify each animal. Certificates for this purpose shall be valid for ninety(90) days from date of issue. (Tennessee livestock only - out-of-statecertificates are valid for thirty (30) days from the date of issue.)C. No animal showing clinical signs of infectious or communicabledisease shall be allowed to enter or remain on premises of fairs andexhibitions. It shall be the responsibility of the manager of each event toassure prompt removal of such animals.

II. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ORIGINATING WITHIN THESTATE OF TENNESSEE

[Certificates of Veterinary Inspection Valid for a Period of Ninety (90) Days]

A. SWINE:All swine which enters fairs and exhibitions shall be accompanied

by an official veterinary health certificate with individual permanentidentification or sufficient description to identify each animal.B. CATTLE:

All cattle which enters fairs and exhibitions shall be accompaniedby an official veterinary health certificate with individual permanent,official identification.C. POULTRY

(1) Sponsors of poultry shows or exhibitions shall notify theTennessee Department of Agriculture at least thirty (30) days prior toshow or exhibition.

(2) All poultry assembled at shows or exhibitions shall beaccompanied by evidence of a negative test for Pullorum-Typhoid withinninety (90) days; or be tested on site for Pullorum-Typhoid prior toexhibition following strict biosecurity procedures; or originatedirectly from a flock which has been certified as Pullorum-Typhoid Cleanunder the Tennessee Poultry Improvement Plan.

(3) Poultry found not to be in apparent good health shall beremoved immediately from any show or exhibition.D. HORSES & OTHER EQUIDAE:

Horses and other Equidae six (6) months of age and older musthave negative Equine Infectious Anemia test within the precedingtwelve (12) months.E. SHEEP:

(1) All sheep imported into or through Tennessee shall beaccompanied by an official health certificate and be in compliance with0080-2-1-.02, and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1through 79.4.

(2) All sheep that move within the state, with the exception ofwethers under the age of 18 months that are produced for slaugther only,including for change of ownership, shows, fairs, expositions, or slaughtershall be permanently, individually identified by a method approved inTitle 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.F. GOATS:

(1) Goats imported into or through Tennessee shall be accompaniedby an official health certificate and be in compliance with 0080-2-1-.02,and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.

(2) Goats imported into Tennessee for immediate slaughter to anapproved slaughter establishment or to an approved livestock marketfor sale to a slaughter establishment shall only be required to havetransportation document and be in compliance with Title 9, Code ofFederal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.

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O. ADULT FLORAL(18 years or older)

Chairman: Jerri Cross & Joane HallPremium Offered: $539.00

Rules:1. No artificial flowers will be accepted.2. Only one entry in each lot.3. No Store bought flowers or arrangements will be accepted.4. Arrangements will be judged on conditions of flowers, container

and originality of arrangement.5. Cut flowers are to be one specimen (no buds) displayed in

POP (DRINK) BOTTLES ONLY.6. Failure to display cut flowers in drink bottles will result in

disqualification of entry.7. Cut Flowers will be judged on flower ONLY, not the container.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class O1 CUT FLOWERS

Lot 1. Dahlia - LargeLot 2. Dahlia - SmallLot 3. Daylily (any color or size)

Lot 4. Marigold - Orange - LargeLot 5. Marigold - Orange - SmallLot 6. Marigold - Variegated - SmallLot 7. Marigold - Yellow - LargeLot 8. Marigold - Yellow - SmallLot 9. Rose - Any other

Lot 10. Rose - PinkLot 11. Rose - RedLot 12. Rose - WhiteLot 13. Rose - YellowLot 14. SunflowerLot 15. Sunflower - Largest

(All will be entered)Lot 16. Zinnia - LargeLot 17. Zinnia - Small

Lot 1. All Red (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 2. All White (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 3. Daylilies - Mixed ColorsLot 4. Daylilies - One ColorLot 5. Marigolds - Large - Mixed ColorsLot 6. Marigolds - Large - One ColorLot 7. Marigolds - Small - Mixed ColorsLot 8. Marigolds - Small -One ColorLot 9. Miniature Rose (3” and under)Lot 10. Miniature Rose

Lot 11. Mixed Flowers (Any Size or Color)

Lot 12. Roses - Mixed ColorsLot 13. Roses - One ColorLot 14. Sunflower (Greenery May Be Used)

Lot 15. Wildflower - MultiLot 16. Zinnia - Large - Mixed ColorsLot 17. Zinnia - Large - One ColorLot 18. Zinnia - Small - Mixed ColorsLot 19. Zinnia - small - One ColorLot 20. Best Of Class (Ribbon Only)

Class O2 ARRANGEMENTS

Class O3 POTTED PLANTSLot 1. Begonia (no hanging baskets)Lot 2. Boston Fern Hanging BasketLot 3. Cactus any sizeLot 4. Cactus Garden (3 or more dif. cact.)Lot 5. Coleus (no hanging baskets)kind or size)Lot 6. Fern - Largest (in pot/hanging basket)Lot 7. Fern (no hanging baskets)Lot 8. Hanging Basket with FlowersLot 9. Ivy Hanging BasketLot 10. Mixture of Flowering Plants In PotLot 11. New Guinea ImpatiensLot 12.Tropical Plant (any type or size)Lot 13. Wandering Jew Hanging BasketLot 14. Best of Class (Ribbon Only)

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(3) All registered breeding goats, goats that have been commingledwith sheep, goats for exhibition and dairy goats that move withinthe state, including for change of ownership, shows, fairs,expositions, or slaughter shall be permanently, individually identifiedby a method approved in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part79.1 through 79.4.

G. CAMELIDS: Camelids must have an official veterinary healthcertificate as provided in Rule 0080-2-3-.01(1).

H. CAPTIVE CERVIDAE: Captive Cervidae must have an officialveterinary health certificate as provided in Rule 0080-2-3-.01 (1).

III. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ORIGINATING OUTSIDE THESTATE OF TENNESSEE

Livestock and Poultry entering fairs and exhibitions from areasoutside the State of Tennessee shall be subject to currentTennessee import requirements. Please contact the state’sveterinarian’s office regarding questions or recent changes tothese rules.These interstate requirements are summarized as follows:

A. ALL SPECIES (except poultry) - Official Certificate of VeterinaryInspection valid for thirty (30) days and individual permanentofficial identification, except for equine. Equine must have sufficientdescription to identify the animal.

B. CATTLE - Certificate of Veterinary Inspections and additionalrequirements as follows:(1) Tuberculosis: No requirements except for cattle originatingfrom regions not considered free of tuberculosis.(2) Brucellosis: No requirements except for cattle orginating fromregions not considered free of brucellosis. Test eligible cattle -intact male or female cattle eighteen (18) months or older.(Vaccinates and non-vaccinates)

C. SWINE - No testing requirements for swine unless orginating froma region not considered free of Brucellosis or Pseudorabies.

D. HORSES AND OTHER EQUINES - Animals six (6) months of ageor older - negative equine infectious anemia (Swamp Fever) testwithin twelve (12) months.

E. POULTRY - Originate directly from a Pullorum-Typhoid CleanFlock, or be accompanied by evidence of negative Pullorum-Typhoid test within ninety (90) days.

F. SHEEP(1) All sheep imported into or through Tennessee shall beaccompanied by an official health certificate and be in compliancewith 0080-2-1-.02, and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part79.1 through 79.4.(2) All sheep that move within the state, including for change ofownership, shows, fairs, expositions, or slaughter shall bepermanently, individually identified by a method approved in Title9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.

G. GOATS(1) All goats imported into or through Tennessee shall beaccompanied by an official health certificate and be in compliancewith 0080-2-1-.02, and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part79.1 through 79.4.(2) Goats imported into Tennessee for immediate slaughter to anapproved slaughter establishment or to an approved livestockmarket for sale to a slaughter establishment shall only be requiredto have transportation document and be in compliance with Title9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.

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(3) All registered breeding goats, goats that have been commingledwith sheep, goats for exhibition and dairy goats that move withinthe state, including for change of ownership, shows, fairs,expositions, or slaughter shall be permanently, individually identifiedby a method approved in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part79.1 through 79.4.

H. CAMELIDAE - Same requirements for cattle.I. CERVIDAE - Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and additional

requirements as follows: (1) Brucellosis: Same requirements as for cattle. (2) Tuberculosis:

(a) All cervidae shall originate in herds which have had anegative herd test for tuberculosis within twelve (12)months with a USDA approved single cervical test andindividual imported animals shall be negative to thesingle cervical test within thirty (30) days of entry; or

(b) Animals not originating in tested herds as describedabove must test negative to two (2) single cervical testsat least ninety (90) days apart, the second test conductednot more than thirty (30) days prior to entry.

NOTE: (Contact an accredited veterinarian for further details of import rules).

IV. Fair association or exhibition or management shall inform exhibitors ofthe rules of this chapter, and shall notify the State Veterinarian or hisagent of any violations. Exhibitors shall present evidence of compliancewith this chapter to the State Veterinarian or his agent upon request.

These rules constitute a minimum legal standard and in no way restrictthe right of fair and exhibition managers to establish additional or morestringent requirements.

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GENERAL RULES1. No entry fee charged for any exhibit unless otherwise specified.2. All livestock must be on the grounds as specified by each

Department.3. All exhibits and booths must be entered on Sunday, July 19th

from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and not removed before Sunday,July 26th between 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

4. Competition for prizes open to residents of Overton County ormust attend Overton County School System except otherwisenoted.

5. The Overton County Fair Association will not be responsible forany loss, damage or accident that may occur to any person,animal or article, but will take every reasonable precaution tosafeguard same. There will be guards on duty all night.

6. All Fair Checks not cashed within sixty (60) days will not bepaid.

7. All livestock, except sheep and goats, must be under halter. Allcattle, horses, and mules will be shown in designated arenaareas.

8. Judging for all departments will begin at time shown in DailyProgram.

9. All entries must be made in the name of the bona fide owners,entries made otherwise will not be allowed to compete. Ifquestions arising relative to the ownership of animals, articlesor the growing of farm and garden products, the person makingsuch entry may be required to make affidavit relative to same.

10. Should unforeseen conditions arise over which we have nocontrol, the fair at any time before or even during the fair, and inany case any unforeseen conditions should arise that we areunable to pay 100% premiums, we reserve the right to proratesaid premiums. Right reserved to carry over the program day today, declare off any or all classes on account of cyclones,excessive rain, fire or any other reason deemed necessary bythe Executive Committee.

11. For further information write, see, or call, Tina Williams, Secretary,264 James Ogletree Ln., Livingston, TN 38570,823-4276,or Donita Moore Treasurer, 227 Boykin Rd., Monroe, TN38573,823-5271 or 260-7467.

12. “From the funds appropriated by the General Assembly of theState of Tennessee for the purpose of aiding Agriculture Fairs inpaying of Agricultural Premiums, the Overton County FairAssociation has been allotted monies by Tennessee Departmentof Agriculture.”

13. Fair association has final decision.

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N. PHOTOGRAPHY Saralee Cross & Wanda Krack

Premiums Offered: $771.00Class N1 PROFESSIONALOne who is trained in the vocation or has received payment for theirphotography services. FAIR BOARD HAS FINAL DECISION.

Rules:1. All entries must be the work of exhibitor since last fair. If not

you will be disqualified.2. Must be 5 x 7 no frames or mats.3. Each exhibitor may enter two entries in each lot.4. Exhibitor may not enter in both professional & non professional.5. No internet pictures.

PRIZES: $15.00 $10.00 $7.00 $5.00

Lot 1. Action Lot 8. PortraitureLot 2. Architecture Lot 9. Special EffectsLot 3. Floral Lot 10. Still LifeLot 4. Historic Upper Cumberland Lot 11. WaterLot 5. Human Interest Lot 12. WeddingLot 6. Landscape Lot 13. Wedding AbstractLot 7. Nature or Animal Lot 14. Best of Show (ribbon only)

NON-PROFESSIONALSRules:

1. All entries must be the work of exhibitor since last fair. If notyou will be disqualified.

2. Each exhibitor will be permitted to enter only one entry ineach lot.

3. Snapshot size only 4 x 6 no frames or mats.4. No internet pictures5. Pictures may be in color or black/white

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class N2 ADULT PHOTOGRAPHYMUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDERLot 1. Action Lot 7. Historic Upper CumberlandLot 2. Animals Lot 8. HumorLot 3. Architecture Lot 9. Landscape or SkyscapeLot 4. Candid (Unposed - that capture Lot 10. Nature

people being themselves) Lot 11. Photojournalism (PhotosLot 5. Country (capture the flavor of that tell a story)

Country settings ex. store, farm, Lot 12. Portraitbarn fields of hay bales, etc.) Lot 13. Special Effect

Lot 6. Floral Lot 14. Best of Show (Ribbon Only)

Class N3 YOUTH - 17 & UNDERLot 1. Action Lot 6. SnowLot 2. Animals Lot 7. StillsLot 3. Floral Lot 8. WaterLot 4. Landscape Lot 9. Best of Show (ribbon only)Lot 5. Portrait

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OVERTON COUNTY BEAUTY CONTESTSOverton County Fairgrounds

Coordinator: Tina WilliamsAdmission $2.00 for everyone 6 years and over. All proceeds are to go to the OvertonCounty Fair Association for the expense of the contest & the fair. Registration or BeautyPageants will be from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 29, 2015 & Monday July 6,2015 at Fairgrounds. Date will be advertised on WLIV and local paper. Entry Fee will be$8.00 cash only. Late entries will be taken with the entry fee plus a $35.00 LATE FEE.

BABY CONTESTContest to be held in the Rotary Ag Building

Rules:1. Contest open to boys and girls ages 0 to 24 months.2. Contestant’s age determined by age on day of contest.3. Contestant MUST be a resident of Overton County.4. Contestant should wear dress attire.5. Contestant must be accompanied by an adult.6. Contestant will be judged on natural beauty.7. Contestants do not have to be present to register for contest.

Boys and girls are judged separately in four age divisions:0-5 months and 29 days6-11 months and 29 days

12-17 months and 29 days18-23 months and 29 days

PRIZES will be awarded as follows:1st - Trophy and $10.00 cash2nd - Trophy and $7.00 cash3rd - Trophy and $5.00 cash

TODDLERS CONTESTContest to be held in the Rotary Ag Building

Rules:1. Contest open to boys and girls ages 2 to 3 years.2. Contestant’s age determined by age on day of contest.3. Contestant MUST be a resident of Overton County.4. Contestant should wear dress attire.5. Contestant must be accompanied by an adult.6. Contestant will be judged on natural beauty.7. Previous winners not eligible.

Boys and girls are judged separately and awardedPRIZES as follows:

1st - Girls - Crown and $10.00 cash,Boys - Medallion - Trophy and $10.00 cash

2nd - Trophy and $7.00 cash 3rd - Trophy and $5.00 cash

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M. CHILDREN’S COOKINGChairman: Elaina ConnerPremium Offered: $319.00Rules: Same as for adults.

Premiums: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class M1 AGES THROUGH 12Lot 1. Biscuits Lot 9. Muffins (Any Other)Lot 2. Brownies Lot 10. Oatmeal CookiesLot 3. Chocolate Cake Lot 11. No Bake CookiesLot 4. Chocolate Chip Cookies Lot 12. Peanut Butter CandyLot 5. Chocolate Fudge Lot 13. Peanut Butter CookiesLot 6. Corn Muffins or Sticks Lot 14. Sugar CookiesLot 7. Cupcake (1) Lot 15. White CakeLot 8. Fruit Bread Lot 16. Yellow Cake

Class M2 AGES 13 THROUGH 17Lot 1. Bar Cookie Lot 8. Corn Muffins or SticksLot 2. Biscuits Lot 9. Fruit BreadLot 3. Brownies Lot 10. Oatmeal CookiesLot 4. Chocolate Cake Lot 11. Peanut Butter CandyLot 5. Chocolate Chip Cookies Lot 12. Pecan PieLot 6. Chocolate Fudge Lot 13. Pound CakeLot 7. Chocolate Pie Lot 14. Yeast Muffins

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TINY TOTS CONTESTContest to be held in the Rotary Ag Building

Rules:1. Contest open to boys and girls ages 4, 5 and 6 years.2. Contestant’s age determined by age on day of contest.3. Contestant MUST be a resident of Overton County or MUST

attend Overton County School System.4. Contestant should wear dress attire.5. Contestant will be judged on natural beauty.6. Previous winners not eligible.Boys and girls are judged separately and awarded PRIZES as follows:

1st - Girls - Crown and $20.00 cashBoys - Medallion - Trophy and $20.00 cash

2nd - Trophy and $15.00 cash 3rd - Trophy and $10.00 cash

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Rules:1. Contest open to girls ages 7, 8 and 9 years.2. Contestant’s age determined by age on day of contest.3. Contestant MUST be a resident of Overton County or MUST

attend Overton County School System.4. Contestant should wear a nice dress.5. Contestant will be judged on 75% natural beauty, 25%

personality & poise6. Previous winners not eligible.7. Winners must be available and present to hand out ribbons at

the County Pony Show at the Overton County Fair.PRIZES will be awarded as follows:

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of 3 specimens.7. One-half a loaf of bread to be used for entry.8. All entries must be on paper plates and sealed in Ziploc bag.9. Exhibitors will furnish their own paper plates and Ziploc bags.

Premiums: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00Class L1 BREADSLot 1. Biscuits Lot 4. Muffins - any otherLot 2. Corn Muffins or Sticks Lot 5. Yeast breadLot 3. Fruit bread Lot 6. Yeast rollsClass L2 CAKESLot 1. Any Other Cake Lot 5. SpiceLot 2. Chocolate Layer Lot 6. WhiteLot 3. Decorated Lot 7. YellowLot 4. Pound cake (no icing)Class L3 PIESLot 1. Apple Lot 5. Fried pieLot 2. Cherry Lot 6. LemonLot 3. Chess Lot 7. PecanLot 4. ChocolateClass L4 COOKIESLot 1. Assortment of 3 kinds of Lot 4. OatmealCookies (1) other than those listed Lot 5. Peanut ButterLot 2. Brownies Lot 6. SugarLot 3. Chocolate ChipClass L5 CANDYLot 1. Assortment of 3 kinds ofcandy (1) other than those listed Lot 3. DivinityLot 2. Chocolate Fudge Lot 4. Peanut Butter

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MUST attend Overton County School System.4. Contestant should wear a nice dress.5. Contestant will be judged on 75% natural beauty and

25% personality & poise.6. Previous winners are not eligible.7. Winners must be available and present to hand out ribbons at

the County Horse Show at the Overton County Fair.

PRIZES will be awarded as follows:1st - Crown, trophy, and $20.00 cash

2nd - Trophy and $15.00 cash3rd - Trophy and $10.00 cash

JUNIOR PRINCESSRules:

1. Contest open to girls ages 13, 14, and 15 years.2. Contestant’s age determined by age on day of contest.3. Contestant MUST be a resident of Overton County or

MUST attend Overton County School System.4. Contestant should wear a pageant dress.5. Contestant will be judged on 75% natural beauty and

25% personality & poise.6. Questions to be asked to top finalist.7. Previous winners not eligible.8. Winners must be available and present to hand out ribbons at

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Premium Offered $715.00

Rules:1. All entries must be in standard mason preserving jars (Mason

Ball or Kerr jars).2. Check below each category for size of jars.3. All entries must have been canned since last fair.4. Entries must be the original work of the exhibitor placing exhibit.5. Judges may disqualify entries not meeting and governing rule.6. All jars must be sealed7. All jars must have the name of the exhibitor on bottom of jar.

Prizes: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00Class K1 Vegetables Class K4 Pickles & RelishesPint or Quart Pint or QuartLot 1. Beans - Green Lot 1. BeetsLot 2. Beans - Lima Lot 2. Bread and ButterLot 3. Beans - Shelled Lot 3. Chow ChowLot 4. Carrots Lot 4. Corn RelishLot 5. Corn Lot 5. Cucumbers-Dill-Cut UpLot 6. Greens (any kind) Lot 6. Cucumbers-Dill-WholeLot 7. Kraut Lot 7. Cucumbers-Sweet-Cut UpLot 8. Okra Lot 8. Cucumbers-Sweet-WholeLot 9. Peas - Black Eye Lot 9. MiscellaneousLot 10. Peas - Field Lot 10. Mixed PicklesLot 11. Peas - Green Lot 11. OkraLot 12. Soup Mix Lot 12. Pepper - HotLot 13. Tomato Juice Lot 13. Pepper - RelishLot 14. Tomatoes Lot 14. Pepper - SweetLot 15. Tomatoes - Green Lot 15. SalsaLot 16. Best of Show Lot 16. Squash Pickled/Relish

Lot 17. Tomato Relish - GreenLot 18. Tomato Relish - RedLot 19. Best of ShowClass K5 Jam & Preserves1/2 Pint or PintLot 1. Blackberry JamLot 2. Blueberry JamLot 3. Cherry JamLot 4. Peach JamLot 5. Peach PreservesLot 6. Pear PreservesLot 7. Plum PreservesLot 8. Raspberry JamLot 9. Strawberry JamLot 10. Strawberry PreservesLot 11. Best of Show

Class K6 MiscellaneousLot 1. Sausage (Quart or Pint )Lot 2. Soap - Homemade

(3 Bars)Lot 3. Best of Show

Class K2 FruitsPint or QuartLot 1. Apple ButterLot 2. Apple SauceLot 3. ApplesLot 4. BlackberriesLot 5. Blackberry JuiceLot 6. CherriesLot 7. Dried ApplesLot 8. Grape JuiceLot 9. PeachesLot 10. PearsLot 11. Best of ShowClass K3 Jellies1/2 Pint, PintLot 1. AppleLot 2. BlackberryLot 3. BlueberryLot 4. CherryLot 5. Crab AppleLot 6. GrapeLot 7. MiscellaneousLot 8. PeachLot 9. PlumLot 10. RaspberryLot 11. StrawberryLot 12. Best of Show

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FAIREST OF THE FAIRCoordinator:Tina Williams

Rules:1. Contestants will appear in long formals.2. Must be at least 16 the day of the pageant.3. Contestant cannot have reached her 21st birthday by

December 31, 2015.4. Contestant must not be, nor ever have been married.5. Winner cannot be married throughout her reign.6. Previous winners not eligible.7. Contestants must not have a child, nor ever been pregnant.8. Winner cannot be pregnant nor have a child throughout her

reign.9. Contestants must never have committed or been convicted

of a felony.10. Winner must never have committed or been convicted of a

felony prior to or throughout her reign.11. State rules apply.12. Winner must be available and present to hand out ribbons

at the Quarter Horse Show at the Overton County Fair.13. Winner must be available and present to represent the

Overton County Fair during the reigning year in the OvertonCounty Christmas Parade.

14. Winner must be available and present to represent theOverton County Fair Association at all related events asrequested by the State Fair Pageant Committee includingMerit Award Ceremony at the State Fair Convention.

15. Winner must be available and present crown to the nextreigning Overton County Fairest of the Fair at the followingyear’s pageant.DECISIONS OF THE OVERTON COUNTY FAIRASSOCIATION COMMITTEE ARE FINAL.

The contestant who is chosen FAIREST OF THE FAIR will receiveexpense paid trip to the State Contest held in connection with theannual meeting of the Tennessee Association of Fairs in January,$1000 Scholarship and $100 Gift Certificate to Merle Norman &$285.00 White and Brite Tooth Whitening by L.G. Puckett, D.D.S.

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The revenue derived from the sponsor will be usedto provide a College, University or accredited technicalschool scholarship of the winner’s choice, within thestate of Tennessee. The following criteria will be usedin awarding the scholarship each year.

1. The amount of the scholarship will be $1,000.2. One-half of the amount ($500) will be issued

upon completion of the first semester’s work.The recipient must produce documentation ofbeing enrolled and achieving at least a 2.0 G.P.A.

3. In the event the winner is not ready to entercollege, having not yet finished high schoolat the time, the money will be left in the bankaccount until she is ready to enter college, thenit will be issued in the above manner, withoutaccrued interest.

4. If the winner of the Fairest of the Fair Pageantdoes not plan to enter college, the scholarshipwill then be awarded to the first runner-up ifshe plans to attend college. If neither plan togo to college, the scholarship will be awardedto the second runner-up. Winner and/or Runner-up can receive only one scholarship.

5. Funds from the scholarship will be depositedin an account in a local bank to be used onlyfor an awarding scholarships.

6. The Overton County Pageant ScholarshipCommittee will properly publicize the availabilityof the scholarship in an effort to increaseparticipation in the pageant and to recognizethe sponsors.

7. The scholarship will be known as the “OvertonCounty Fairest of the Fair Pageant Scholarship.”

8. Funds for the scholarship will not be a part ofthe operating budget of the Overton CountyFair Association.

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Class J3 CROCHETLot 1. AfghanLot 2. Any other Crochet ArticleLot 3. Baby AfghanLot 4. Baby ClothingLot 5. Bedspread or TableclothLot 6. Collars or Dolies

Lot 7. Crocheted Edge on ArticleLot 8. CushionsLot 9. Hat or ScarfLot 10. House SlippersLot 11. Pot Holders (pair)Lot 12. Sweater or CapeLot 13. Champion Exhibit (ribbon only)

Class J4 MISCELLANEOUSLot 1. Any other needlework

articleLot 2. Holiday CraftLot 3. Hooked ItemLot 4. Pin CushionLot 5. Plastic CanvasLot 6. Seasonal Craft (any

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Lot 7. Shirt DecoratedLot 8. Stuffed AnimalLot 9. ToyLot 10. Wall HangingLot 11. Woven ItemLot 12. WreathsLot 13. Champion Exhibit

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Lot 9. Girls Dress up Clothing(age 6-14)

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Formal WearLot 12. Pants or ShortsLot 13. Shirt or BlouseLot 14. Work ApronLot 15. Champion Exhibit (ribbon only)

Lot 1. Baby QuiltLot 2. Group or Club QuiltLot 3. Most Original Quilt DesignLot 4. Printed TopLot 5. Quilt - Hand AppliquedLot 6. Quilt - Hand EmbroideredLot 7. Quilt - Hand Pieced,

Hand QuiltedLot 8. Quilt - Hand Pieced,

Machine QuiltedLot 9. Quilt - Machine Pieced,

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Lot 11. Quilt - Machine AppliquedLot 12. Quilt - Machine EmbroideredLot 13. Quilt - Other than specifiedLot 14. Quilt Top - Hand AppliquedLot 15. Quilt Top - Hand EmbroideredLot 16. Quilt Top - Hand PiecedLot 17. Quilt Top - Machine AppliquedLot 18. Quilt Top - Machine EmbroideredLot 19. Quilt Top - Machine PiecedLot 20. Quilted ArticleLot 21. Vintage or Aged Heirloom

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Rules:1. All entries must be a form of needlework.2. No entry will have names written on it.3. All entries must be handwork of exhibitors.4. All entries must be strictly homemade.5. Each person will only be permitted one entry in each lot.6. All entries must have been completed since last fair.7. When there is only one entry it will be judged and awarded a

prize according to its placement. However, if the judge rulesthat there is grounds for disqualification, no prize will beawarded in that lot.

8. Exhibitors will not be permitted to witness judging.9. Entry stub must be presented for release of the exhibit.10. Any entry that does not meet these specifications will be

disqualified.11. If a lot is provided for an entry the same type entry can not be

entered in addition lots.Class J1 EMBROIDERY

Lot 1. Any other Embroidery Lot 7. Machine Embroidered ItemLot 2. Counted Cross Stitch Lot 8. NeedlepointLot 3. Cross Stitch Lot 9. PillowLot 4. Dresser Scarf Lot 10. Pillow Cases (pair)Lot 5. Framed Counted Cross Lot 11. Table Cloth or Runner

Stitch (over 5x7) Lot 12. TowelLot 6. Framed Counted Cross Lot 13. Champion Exhibit (ribbon only)

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PREMIUMS: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00Lot 1. Beans - Bush (in pod)Lot 2. Beans - Lima (in pod)Lot 3. Beans - Pole (in pod)Lot 4. Beets (W/Tops)Lot 5. Cabbage Head (1 w/ stalk)Lot 6. Carrots (Plate W/Tops)Lot 7. Cucumbers - PicklingLot 8. Cucumbers - SlicingLot 9. Dried Beans - BushLot 10. Dried Beans - LimaLot 11. Dried Beans - PoleLot 12. Dried Peas - CrowderLot 13. Eggplant (1 on plate)Lot 14. Garden Display (5 or moregarden veg., include list)Lot 15. OkraLot 16. Onion - RedLot 17. Onion - WhiteLot 18. Onion - YellowLot 19. Peas - Crowder (in pod)

Lot 20. Peas - Field (in pod)Lot 21. Pepper - BananaLot 22. Pepper - Hot - GreenLot 23. Pepper - Hot - RedLot 24. Pepper - JalapenoLot 25. Pepper - Sweet - GreenLot 26. Pepper - Sweet - RedLot 27. RadishLot 28. Rhubarb (not more than 5)Lot 29. Squash - SummerLot 30. Squash - Winter (1 on plate)Lot 31. Squash - Zucchini (1 on plate)Lot 32. Tomatoes - Any OtherLot 33. Tomatoes - PinkLot 34. Tomatoes - RedLot 35. Tomatoes - RomaLot 36. Tomatoes - Salad TypeLot 37. Tomatoes - YellowLot 38. TurnipsLot 39. Best of Show (Ribbon Only)

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Premium Offered: $297.00Largest Class - selected from other classes

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Class H1 General Entries - Entries will consist of 1 specimenLot 1. Cantaloupe Lot 8. Pumpkin - OrnamentalLot 2. Honeydew Lot 9. Pumpkin - OtherLot 3. Muskmelon Lot 10. Pumpkin - PieLot 4. Pumpkin - Big Max Lot 11. Pumpkin - WhiteLot 5. Pumpkin - Cushaw Lot 12. Watermelon - LargestLot 6. Pumpkin - Field Lot 13. Watermelon - LongLot 7. Pumpkin - Largest Lot 14. Watermelon - Round

Class H2 Current Year Only - Entries will consist of 1 specimenexcept peanuts which will consist of 12Lot 1. Corn - Ornamental Lot 5. Gourds - Other - GreenLot 2. Gourd - Dipper - Green Lot 6. PeanutsLot 3. Gourd - Dried (exhibited on plate)Lot 4. Gourd - Ornamental Lot 7. Pomegranate

Class H3 MISCELLANEOUSEach exhibits shall consist of 6 specimens exhibited in a boxLot 1. Corn - Sweet Lot 6. Sweet PotatoesLot 2. Irish Potatoes - Any other (any variety)Lot 3. Irish Potatoes - Cobbler Lot 7. Best of Show (ribbon only)Lot 4. Irish Potatoes - KennebecLot 5. Irish Potatoes - Red

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Lot 1. Any other fruit not listedLot 2. Apples - Any other varietyLot 3. Apples - Golden DeliciousLot 4. Apples - Grimes GoldenLot 5. Apples - Red DeliciousLot 6. Apples - RomaLot 7. Apples - WinesapLot 8. Blackberries Tame (12 Berries)

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OPEN MARKET LAMB SHOWTuesday, 7:00 p.m.

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Premiums Offered: $232.00PRIZES: $10.00 $7.50 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00

Rules:1. Competition is open to Tennessee youth and adults.2. An exhibitor may exhibit a maximum of two (2) animals in any

one class.3. Must have health papers.4. All lambs must be in the barn no later than 5:00 p.m. on the day

of the show. Lambs will be released immediately following the show.5. Lambs will be grouped at show by weights.

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COMMERCIAL EWE LAMBSTuesday 7:00 p.m.

Chairman: Sammy TalentCo-Chairman: Rachel Ferrell, Cannon Smith & Makayla Carr

Premiums Offered: $232.00PRIZES: $10.00 $7.50 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00

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JR. MEAT GOAT SHOWRules & Regulations

Saturday, July 18 at 6:00 p.m.Chairman: Mark Ledford (931) 823-4295,

Owen C. Hall & Mack JohnsonPremiums Offered: $540.00

Sponsored by: Overton County Farm BureauPRIZES: $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 $4.00

Rules:1. Competition is open to Tennessee youth.2. No sick animals allowed.3. All Wethers will show as Market Goats. (castrated Billy)4. All Wethers must have their milk teeth.5. Does will show as Commercial Does or as Market Goats not both.6. Commercial Does will have kid classes since last year and

yearling classes (1-2 year old). The goat must have yearlingteeth to show in yearling classes. If the goat has 6 big teethit will be allowed to show but not for champion.

7. Classes will be divided by weight. They will not be divided bybreed.

8. There is no minimum weight, but all animals must be under alead.

9. All goats must have proper identification (eartag or necktag).10. Five goats is the maximum number of goats an exhibitor can

show and maximum of two per class.11. Clipping is optional, but all animals must have horns covered.12. All animals must be on grounds by 5:00 p.m.

Showmanship ClassesPeewee - Under 4th Grade - Ribbon OnlyJunior - 4th-6th Grade - Ribbon OnlyJunior High - 7th-9th Grade - Ribbon OnlySenior - 10th-12th Grade - Ribbon Only

Commercial Doe ClassClass I Kid Class - current year (Champion - Reserve)Class II Yearling (1-2 year old) (Champion - Reserve)Class III All Other Does (will not show for champion)

Market Class (Champion - Reserve) Shown by Weight

Classes will be determined at show

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PET SHOWTuesday, 6:00 p.m. (Rotary Ag Building)

Sponsored By Civic and Garden Club of LivingstonPresident: Ruth Mitchell Coordinator: Reba Maynard


Rules:1. All pets must be entered between 5:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

No entering after 6:00 p.m.2. Once pets are entered, they cannot be changed to another lot.3. Favorite pet by boy or girl up to age 16.4. No pet will be eligible for prize two years in succession.5. Pet and child must be a resident of Overton County.6. Each child can only show one (1) pet.7. Best of Show from top winners will be judged. Ribbon will

be given to Best of Show - No Money.Lot 1. Best Dressed Animal (Like Owner)Lot 2. Cutest AnimalLot 3. Most Talented AnimalLot 4. Most Unusual AnimalLot 5. Best of show. In Memory of Jo Little.

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Sponsor: Rickman Family Medical ClinicPremium offered: $2,962.50

Prizes: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00

Special Rules:A. All animals shown under halter.B. All exhibitors must be residents of Overton County.C. All horses and mules will be entered by 9:00 a.m. Saturday.D. Decision of Judge will be final.

PONY HALTER CLASSMULE SHOW

Lot 1. Best mare mule colt Lot 11. Best pair 2 year old mare mulesLot 2. Best horse mule colt Lot 12. Best pair 2 year old horse mulesLot 3. Best yearling mare mule Lot 13. Best riding mare mule any ageLot 4. Best yearling horse mule Lot 14. Best riding horse mule any ageLot 5. Best pair mule colts Lot 15. Best mare and mare mule coltLot 6. Best pair horse mule colts Lot 16. Best mare and horse mule coltLot 7. Best pair yearling mare mules Lot 17. Best pair mare mules 3 yrs. & overLot 8. Best pair yearling horse mules Lot 18. Best pair horse mules 3 yrs. & overLot 9. Best 2 year old mare mule Lot 19. Best mixed pair (horse mule & mare mule)

Lot 10. Best 2 year old horse mule Lot 20. Champion Mule (Lots 1-19,ribbon only)

DRAFT HORSE SHOWLot 21. Best draft mare Lot 29. Best pair draft horse coltsLot 22. Best draft mare and filly colt Lot 30. Best pair draft yearling filliesLot 23. Best draft mare and horse colt Lot 31. Best pair draft yearling horsesLot 24. Best draft horse colt Lot 32. Best pair draft maresLot 25. Best draft filly colt Lot 33. Best pair draft horsesLot 26. Best draft yearling filly Lot 34. Best draft geldingLot 27. Best draft yearling horse Lot 35. Best draft stallionLot 28. Best pair draft filly colts Lot 36. Champion (Lots 21-35, ribbon only)

SADDLE BREEDSLot 37. Best mare Lot 42. Best yearling fillyLot 38. Best mare and filly colt Lot 43. Best yearling horseLot 39. Best mare and horse colt Lot 44. Best geldingLot 40. Best horse colt Lot 45. Best stallionLot 41. Best filly colt Lot 46. Champion (Lots 37-45, ribbon only)

QUARTER HORSESLot 47. Best quarter mareLot 48. Best quarter and filly coltLot 49. Best quarter mare and horse coltLot 50. Best quarter horse coltLot 51. Best quarter filly coltLot 52. Best quarter yearling filly

DRIVING CLASS MULE DRIVING SHOW

Saturday July 25, 2015 at 11:00 a.m.Co-Sponsor - Dr. Nowell

Lot 1. Log SkiddingLot 2. Cart Log SkiddingLot 3. Wagon Obstacle ClassLot 4. Ladies Obstacle Class

GAITED MULE CLASSLot 1. Best Mare Mule 3 year and overLot 2. Best Horse Mule 3 year and over

Lot 53. Best quarter yearling horseLot 54. Best quarter geldingLot 55. Best quarter stallionLot 56. Champion (Lots 47 - 55,

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Lot 57. Best paint mare Lot 63. Best paint yearling horse

Lot 58. Best paint and filly colt Lot 64. Best paint gelding

Lot 59. Best paint mare and horse colt Lot 65. Best paint stallion

Lot 60. Best paint horse colt Lot 66. Champion (Lots 57 - 65,

Lot 61. Best paint filly colt ribbon only)

Lot 62. Best paint yearling filly

APPALOOSA HORSESLot 67. Best appaloosa mare Lot 73. Best appaloosa yearling horse

Lot 68. Best appaloosa and filly colt Lot 74. Best appaloosa gelding

Lot 69. Best appaloosa mare and horse colt Lot 75. Best appaloosa stallion

Lot 70. Best appaloosa horse colt Lot 76. Champion (Lots 67 - 75,

Lot 71. Best appaloosa filly colt ribbon only)

Lot 72. Best appaloosa yearling filly

JACK AND JENNY SHOWLot 77. Best jack colt Lot 81. Best jack 2 years old and over

Lot 78. Best jenny colt Lot 82. Best jenny 2 years old and over

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Class E13 4-H POSTERSChairperson: Bailey TalentPremiums Offered: $33.00

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Class E6 4-H PROJECT WORKChairmen: Kaitlyn Lewis

COOKINGChairmen: Beth Phipps

RULES:1. No cake mixes or icing will be used.2. All entries shall be displayed on paper plates and sealed in a ziploc bag.3. Each person will furnish their own paper plates and ziploc bags.4. One - Fourth (1/4) of cake shall be used for display.5. Candy, Cookies, Biscuits, & Muffins shall consist of 3pieces for display.6. One - Fourth (1/4) of pie shall be used for display.7. One - Half (1/2) loaf of bread shall be used for display.

Class E7 Grades 4-6Lot 1. Biscuits Lot 7. FudgeLot 2. Brownies Lot 8. MiscellaneousLot 3. Chocolate Chip Cookies Lot 9. MuffinsLot 4. Chocolate Cake (other than cornbread)Lot 5. Cornbread Muffins Lot 10. Sugar Cookies

or sticks Lot 11. Yellow CakeLot 6. Fried Pies (any flavor)

Class E8 Grades 7-12Lot 1. Biscuits Lot 6. Corn Bread (Muffins or Sticks)

Lot 2. Brownies Lot 7. Fried Pies (any flavor)Lot 3. Chocolate Chip Cookies Lot 8. FudgeLot 4. Chocolate Cake Lot 9. MiscellaneousLot 5. Chocolate Pie Lot 10. Yellow Cake

Lot 1. 4-H Member Record Book - Jr. HighLot 2. 4-H Member Record Book - Sr. HighLot 3. Project Work Display - 4th GradeLot 4. Project Work Display - 5th - 6th GradeLot 5. Project Work Display - 7th - 8th GradeLot 6. Project Work Display - 9th - 12th Grade

Class E9 ColorLot 1. Animals or InsectsLot 2. FloralLot 3. LandscapeLot 4. Person or PeopleLot 5. Snow SceneLot 6. StillLot 7. Water Scene

PHOTOGRAPHYChairmen: Ethan Carr

Only 1 entry per person per lotClass E10 Black/WhiteLot 1. Animals or InsectsLot 2. FloralLot 3. LandscapeLot 4. Person or PeopleLot 5. Snow SceneLot 6. StillLot 7. Water Scene

SEWINGChairmen: Caroline Huntley

Lot 1. AppliqueLot 2. ApronsLot 3. CrocheteLot 4. Cross StitchLot 5. DressLot 6. EmbroideryLot 7. MiscellaneousLot 8. PatchworkLot 9. PillowLot 10.Shirt (Painted/Decorated)Lot 11.Stuffed Animal

Lot 1. AppliqueLot 2. ApronsLot 3. CrocheteLot 4. Cross StitchLot 5. DressLot 6. EmbroideryLot 7. MiscellaneousLot 8. PatchworkLot 9. PillowLot 10.Shirt (Painted/Decorated)Lot 11.Stuffed Animal

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OVERTON COUNTY PONY SHOWThursday Night 5:30 p.m. Premium Offered: $450.00

Parade of Ponies Sponsored By Jerry’s IGAOfficial Veterinarian:

Tiffany Krantz

Prizes: $15.00 $10.00 $7.50 $5.00Rules:

1. All ponies will be measured and classed on Thursday nightprior to the show.

2. No ponies over 52 inches will show.3. Decision of the judge will be final.4. Grievances must be presented to the Show Committee.5. No person will be allowed in the show ring at the time of judging

except those with duties to perform.6. The right is reserved to postpone the show for any cause if

found advisable.7. Overton County Horses and Riders ONLY.8. All riders must be able to control their own pony or horse.9. All riders must be 12 years of age or younger.

Parade of Ponies: All entries in Classes 1-5 will only receive $1.00NO ENTRY FEE1. Parade of Ponies (open to any pony or rider)2. Ponies 36" and Under3. Ponies Over 36" and Under 52"4. Best Rider Under 10 Years and Ponies Under 52"5. Best Rider 10 Years Thru 12 Years and Ponies Under 52"6. Tacky Turnout on any Four Legged Beast — Any person, age or sex7. Cart Class8. Pony Race (6Years & Under)9. Pony Race (7-12 years)10. Barrel Race 52” and Under (6 years & Under)11. Barrel Race 52” and Under (7-12 Years)12. Pole Bending (6Years & Under)13. Pole Bending (7-12 Years)

For Further Information Contact:Bub Stockton Charles Qualls Jr. Mark Speck Bob Matthews

Nancy Nolen, Owner/Broker201 West Main Street

Livingston, TN 38570Bus: 931.823.5541Fax: 931.823.5570

Toll Free: 1.800.927.0016Email: [email protected]: www.nancynolen.com

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4-H FLOWERSChairmen: Ciara Crabtree

Arrangements judged on condition of flower and container.Class E3 4 - 12 GradesLot 1. Cactus - PottedLot 2. Green & White ArrangementLot 3. Hydrangea ArrangementLot 4. Marigold ArrangementLot 5. Miniature Arrangement

Must be 3 inchLot 6. Misc. ArrangementLot 7. Mixed Flowers Arrangement

Lot 8. Rose ArrangementLot 9. Rose - Specimen ( 1 in a bottle)

Lot 10. Sunflower ArrangementLot 11. Sunflower SpecimenLot 12. Zinna ArrangementLot 13. Zinna SpecimenLot 14. Wildflowers Arrangement

CRAFTSChairmen: Heath Mansell

Class E4 Grades 4 - 6 GradesLot 1. Acrylic PaintingLot 2. Basket - WovenLot 3. Bird FeederLot 4. Bird HouseLot 5. Charcoal Drawing (in frame)Lot 6. Christmas Tree OrnamentLot 7. Holiday Craft

(Other than Christmas)Lot 8. Insect CollectionLot 9. Jewelry - Handmade (ear

rings, necklace, pin,bracelet or barrette)

Lot 10. Leaf CollectionLot 11. Leather CraftLot 12. Miscellaneous CraftLot 13. Painted RockLot 14. Pencil Drawing (in frame)Lot 15. Rock CollectionLot 16. Seed CollectionLot 17. Shell CollectionLot 18. Unusual CollectionLot 19. Wood BurningLot 20. Wooden Craft (except

bird house or bird feeder)

CRAFTSChairmen:

Class E5 Grades 7 - 12Lot 1. Acrylic PaintingLot 2. Artificial Flower ArrangementLot 3. Basket - WovenLot 4. Bird FeederLot 5. Bird HouseLot 6. Charcoal DrawingLot 7. Christmas Tree OrnamentLot 8. Holiday Craft

(other than Christmas)Lot 9. Insect CollectionLot 10. Jewelry - Handmade (earrings, necklace, pin, bracelet or barrette)

Lot 11. Leaf CollectionLot 12. Leather CraftLot 13. Miscellaneous CraftLot 14. Painted Rock (in frame)Lot 15. Pencil DrawingLot 16. Rock CollectionLot 17. Seed CollectionLot 18. Shell CollectionLot 19. Unusual CollectionLot 20. Wood BurningLot 21. Wooden Craft (except

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OVERTON COUNTY HORSE SHOWThursday Night 7:00 p.m.

Local Show Premiums Offered: $850.00Sponsored By Overton Farmers Co-op

NO ENTRY FEEOverton County Horses and Riders ONLY.

Prizes: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00 $7.501. Lead Line2. Walk Trot for beginners only (cannot show in any other pleasure class)3. Best Rider under 18 years, English or Walking Flat Shod4. Best Rider under 18 years, Western5. Youth Country Pleasure6. Western Pleasure, Youth7. Egg and Spoon8. Best Lady Rider over 18 years Flat Shod9. Flat Shod Pleasure Walking10. Adult Country Pleasure11. Flat Shod Walking12. Flat Shod Country Racking13. Youth Barrels14. Western Pleasure, Adult15. Best Gentleman Rider over 5016. Best Lady Rider over 5017. Mule Race18. Adult Barrels19. Rescue Race20. Pole Bending21. Team Roping

For Further Information Contact:Bub Stockton, Charles Qualls Jr., Mark Speck, Bob Matthews

OFFICIAL VETERINARIAN: Tiffany Krantz

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E. 4-H CLUB SECTIONChairman: Sonia McCowan Co. Chairman: Gavin McCowan

Premium Offered: $1,826.00

RULES:1. Must be a member of the Overton County 4-H Club.2. All entries must have been completed since last fair.3. Each person must do their own work.4. Each person allowed only one entry in each lot.5. All entries must be in owners name.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

CANNING (4th - 6th Grades)Chairmen: Amber Stoncipher, Carter Duke & Addy Stover

Jellies may be in 1/2 pint or pint jars and all other entriesmust be in standard pint or quart preserving jars(Mason, Ball, or Kerr) unless otherwise specified

Name must be on bottom of entry (last name only)Class E1 4th - 6th GradesLot 1. Apple ButterLot 2. Apple JellyLot 3. ApplesLot 4. Beans - GreenLot 5. BeetsLot. 6 Blackberry JellyLot 7. BlackberriesLot 8. Chow ChowLot 9. CornLot 10. Grape JellyLot 11. KrautLot 12. MiscellaneousLot 13. Okra

Class E2 7th - 12th GradesLot 1. Apple ButterLot 2. Apple JellyLot 3. ApplesLot 4. Beans - GreenLot 5. BeetsLot 6. BlackberriesLot 7. Blackberry JellyLot 8. Chow ChowLot 9. CornLot 10. Grape JellyLot 11. KrautLot 12 MiscellaneousLot 13. Okra

Lot 14. PeachesLot 15. Peach PreservesLot 16. Peas - CrowderLot 17. PeppersLot 18. Pickles - Cucumber SweetLot 19. Pickles - Cucumber SourLot 20. Pickle RelishLot 21. Pickled SquashLot 22. SalsaLot 23. Soup MixLot 24. Strawberry PreservesLot 25. Tomato JuiceLot 26. TomatoesLot 27. Tomatoes - Green

Lot 14. Pea - CrowderLot 15. PeachesLot 16. Peach JellyLot 17. PeppersLot 18. Pickles - Cucumber SweetLot 19. Pickles - Cucumber SourLot 20. Pickle RelishLot 21. Pickled SquashLot 22. SalsaLot 23. Soup MixLot 24. Strawberry PreservesLot 25. Tomato JuiceLot 26. TomatoesLot 27. Tomatoes - Green

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OVERTON COUNTY DAIRY SHOWSaturday, July 18, 5:00 p.m.

Ronald Wilborn & Wes MontoothPremium Offered: $600.00

Rules:1. Open to residents of Overton County ONLY.2. Animals may be either registered or grade.3. All breeds will have a champion.

Prizes: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00

Lot 1. Jr. Heifer Calf, born ................. Mar. 1 or later and at least 4 months old

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Lot 2. Intermediate Heifer Calf, born ................................. Dec. 1 thru Feb. 28

Lot 3. Senior Heifer Calf, born .......................................... Sept. 1 thru Nov. 30

Lot 4. Summer Calf, born ................................................. June 1 thru Aug. 31

Lot 5. Jr. Yearling Heifer, born ........................................... Mar. 1 thru Aug. 31

Lot 6. Intermediate Yearling Heifer, born ........................... Dec. 1 thru Feb. 28

Lot 7. Senior Yearling Heifer, born .................................... Sept. 1 thru Nov. 30

Lot 8. Junior Two Year Old Cow, born ............................... Mar. 1 thru Aug. 31

Lot 9. Senior Two Year Old Cow, born ............................. Sept. 1 thru Feb. 28

Lot. 10. Three Year Old Cow, born ..................................... Sept. 1 thru Aug. 31

Lot. 11. Junior Champion (Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) ............................. Ribbon

Lot. 12. Reserve Junior Champion .......................................................... Ribbon

Lot. 13. Senior Champion (Classes 8, 9, 10) .......................................... Ribbon

Lot. 14. Reserve Senior Champion ......................................................... Ribbon

Lot. 15. Grand Champion ........................................................................ Ribbon

Lot. 16. Reserve Grand Champion .......................................................... Ribbon

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Premium Offered: $1,045.00Rules:

1. Only bona fide 4-H and FFA members may enter.2. All other rules apply here.3. Plate shall contain 3 species except beans and peas which will contain

5 species (unless otherwise specified)4. All entries shall be displayed on paper plates unless otherwise specified5. Each person will provide their own paper plates6. One entry per person in each lot

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Lot 1. Alfalfa - BlockLot 2. Bermuda - BlockLot 3. Burley - CuredLot 4. Burley - GreenLot 5. Clover - BlockLot 6. Corn, Sheaf White Hybrid (3 Stalks)

Lot 7. Corn, Sheaf Yellow Hybrid (3 Stalks)

Lot 8. Fescue Hay - BlockLot 9. Field Corn, White HybridLot 10. Field Corn, Yellow HybridLot 11. Lespedeza - Block

Lot 12. MiscellaneousLot 13. Mixed Hay (Clover & Grass) - Block

Lot 14. Orchard Grass - BlockLot 15. Popcorn - Any VarietyLot 16. Pumpkin - FieldLot 17. Pumpkin - Largest (All will be entered)

Lot 18. MiscellaneousLot 19. Sericea Lespedeza - Sheaf for hay 2 in dia.

Lot 20. Soybeans - (3 Stalks)

Lot 21. Straw - Block

Class D2 - HORTICULTURELot 1. Apples - Any other varietyLot 2. Apples - Golden DeliciousLot 3. Apples - Red DeliciousLot 4. BlackberriesLot 5. BlueberriesLot 6. CantaloupeLot 7. Corn - Bi ColorLot 8. Corn - Yellow roasting (in shucks)

Lot 9. Corn - White roasting (in shucks)

Lot 10. Gourd - DipperLot 11. Gourd - OrnamentalLot 12. Grapes - Purple (3 Clusters)

Lot 13. Grapes - Red (3 Clusters)

Lot 14. Grapes - White (3 Clusters)

Lot 15. Irish Potatoes - CobblersLot 16. Irish Potatoes - KennebeckLot 17. Irish Potatoes - RedLot 18. MiscellaneousLot 19. PeachesLot 20. PearsLot 21. RaspberriesLot 22. SunflowerLot 23. Sunflower - Largest (All will be entered)

Lot 24. Sweet Potatoes - Any varietyLot 25. Watermelon - Largest (All will be entered)

Lot 26. Watermelon - LongLot 27. Watermelon - Round

Class D3 - GARDEN CROPSLot 1. Beans - Bush (In Pod)Lot 2. Beans - ButterLot 3. Beans - Lima (In Pod)Lot 4. Beans - Pole (In Pod)Lot 5. Beets (Must Have Tops)

Lot 6. Cabbage (One Head with Root)

Lot 7. Cabbage - Red (One Head with Root)

Lot 8. Carrots (Must Have Tops)

Lot 9. Cucumbers - PicklingLot 10. Cucumbers - SlicingLot 11. Egg Plant (1 on Plate)

Lot 12. Garden Display (5 + veg. must contain list)

Lot 13. GarlicLot 14. MiscellaneousLot 15. OkraLot 16. Onions - RedLot 17. Onions - WhiteLot 18. Onions - YellowLot 19. PeasLot 20. Peas - Field (In Pod)Lot 21. Pepper - Banana

Lot 22. Pepper - CayeneLot 23. Pepper - Hot - GreenLot 24. Pepper - Hot - RedLot 25. Pepper - JalapenoLot 26. Pepper - Sweet - GreenLot 27. Pepper - Sweet - RedLot 28. Pepper - Sweet - YellowLot 29. Squash - Winter (1 on Plate)

Lot 30. Squash - Yellow SummerLot 31. Squash - Zucchini (1 on Plate)

Lot 32. Tomatoes - Any other varietyLot 33. Tomatoes - Cherry TypeLot 34. Tomatoes - GreenLot 35. Tomatoes - RedLot 36. Tomatoes - RomaLot 37. Tomatoes - YellowLot 38. Turnips

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COUNTY BEEF CATTLE SHOWSaturday, July 18, at 5:00 p.m.

Chairmen: Charles Curtis & Richard BrownPremium Offered: $1350.00

All Registered Breeds Are Welcome To ShowSponsored by Farm Bureau

Rules:1. Open to residents of Overton County ONLY.2. All cattle must be halter broken and bulls are required to have

leads in nose.3. All exhibitors will adhere to the Animal Disease Control Rules

and Regulations of the Tennessee State Department of Agriculture.4. Neck ropes are required on bulls at all times when tied in the

barn.5. Registration papers will be required and tattoos will be checked.6. No dogs allowed in the barn.

EACH BREED WILL BE JUDGED SEPARATELY

Prizes: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00Lot 1. Heifers dropped .............................. Jan. 1 thru June 20Lot 2. Heifers dropped ............................... Oct. 1 thru Dec. 31Lot 3. Heifers dropped .............................. July 1 thru Sept. 30Lot 4. Heifers dropped .............................. April 1 thru June 30Lot 5. Heifers dropped ............................... Jan. 1 thru Mar. 31Lot 6. Cows born ................................................ Before Jan. 1Lot 7. Champion Heifer ....................................... Ribbon OnlyLot 8. Reserve Champion Heifer ......................... Ribbon OnlyLot 9. Best Pair of Females ................................. Ribbon OnlyLot 10. Bulls dropped ................................. Jan. 1 thru June 30Lot 11. Bulls dropped .................................... Oct. 1 thru Dec. 1Lot 12. Bulls dropped ................................. July 1 thru Sept. 30Lot 13. Bulls dropped ................................. April 1 thru June 30Lot 14. Bulls dropped .................................. Jan. 1 thru Mar. 31Lot 15. Bulls born ................................................. Before Jan. 1Lot 16. Champion Bull ........................................... Ribbon OnlyLot 17. Reserve Champion Bull ............................ Ribbon OnlyLot 18. Best Pair of Bulls ....................................... Ribbon Only

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JUNIOR DAIRY SHOWSaturday, July 18, 5:00 p.m.

Dustin Wilborn, Ronald Wilborn, Wes MontoothPremium Offered: $1125.00

Rules:1. This show is confined to bona fide Overton County 4-H Youth

and FFA members.2. Animals may be either registered or grade.3. Under no circumstances will an adult be permitted to show for

a Junior Exhibitor.4. Entries will be released immediately after the show.

PRIZES: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00

Lot 1. Jr. Heifer Calf, born .................... Mar. 1 or later and at least

Lot 2. Intermediate Heifer Calf, born ............... Dec. 1 thru Feb. 28Lot 3. Senior Heifer Calf, born ........................ Sept. 1 thru Nov. 30Lot 4. Summer Calf, born ............................... June 1 thru Aug. 31Lot 5. Jr. Yearling Heifer, born .......................... Mar. 1 thru May 31Lot 6. Intermediate Yearling Heifer, born ......... Dec. 1 thru Feb. 28Lot 7. Senior Yearling Heifer, born ................. Sept. 1 thru Nov. 30Lot 8. Junior Two Year Old Cow, born ............. Mar. 1 thru Aug. 31Lot 9. Senior Two Year Old Cow, born ........... Sept. 1 thru Feb. 28Lot 10. Three Year Old Cow, born .................... Sept. 1 thru Aug. 31Lot 11. Junior Champion (Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) .............. RibbonLot 12. Reserve Junior Champion ........................................ RibbonLot 13. Senior Champion (Classes 8, 9, 10) ........................... RibbonLot 14. Reserve Senior Champion ....................................... RibbonLot 15. Grand Champion ...................................................... RibbonLot 16. Reserve Grand Champion ....................................... Ribbon

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OVERTON COUNTY FAIROPEN BEEF CATTLE SHOW

Saturday, July 18, 6:00 p.m.Chairpersons: Kent Brown, Richard Brown, David Holt

Co-Chairpersons: Janie Rogers, Mike Johnson, James Bass, Hughie OakleyPremium Offered: $7,680.00

Sponsored In Part By Overton County Cattlemen’s Association& The Overton County Fair Association

All Registered Breeds Are Welcome To ShowEntry fee $5.00 per head

Rules:1. Registration papers will be required for all animals.2. Tattoos and health papers will be checked.3. All cattle must be halter broken and bulls are required to have nose leads.4. Cattle must be on Fairgrounds no later than 3:00 p.m. and will be

released immediately after the show. This rule will be strictly enforced.5. All exhibitors will adhere to the Rules and Regulations of the Tennessee

Department of Agriculture.6. No nurse cows space will be available.7. Neck ropes are required on bulls at all times when tied in the barn.8. Stall space will be assigned by the committee.9. No dogs allowed in the barn or barn area.10. Show order - Rotation between breeds.11. With 10 head, a new class will be added.12. All final decisions will be at the discretion of the show committee.

PRIZES: $25.00 $20.00 $15.00GRAND CHAMPION - Trophy,

Courtesy of Farm Credit Services of Mid AmericaRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - Ribbon Only

Overton County Cattleman’s Association Herdsman Award — $50.00Herdsman Award to be judged on:(1) Cleanliness of Exhibit(2) No. of animals in exhibit(3) Promptness to show ring(4) Time spent with exhibitClass No. 1 - AngusClass No. 2 - Hereford & Polled HerefordClass No. 3 - LimosinClass No. 4 - ShorthornClass No. 5 - CharolaisClass No. 6 - Simmental & Sim/CrossesClass No. 7 - Other Major BreedsClass No. 8 - Commercial HeifersLot 1. Junior Heifer Calves ............................................. calved after Jan.1Lot 2. Winter Heifer Calves .................................. calved Nov. 1 to Dec. 31Lot 3. Senior Heifer Calves ................................. calved Sept. 1 to Oct. 31Lot 4. Late Summer Yearling Heifer ...................... calved July 1 to Aug. 31Lot 5. Early Summer Yearling Heifer .................... calved May 1 to June 30Lot 6. Late Junior Yearling Heifer ......................... calved Mar. 1 to April 30Lot 7. Early Junior Yearling Heifer ........................ calved Jan. 1 to Feb. 28Lot 8. Senior Yearling Heifer ................................. calved Sept. 1 to Dec. 1Lot 9. Grand Champion Female .............................................. Ribbon OnlyLot 10.Reserve Grand Champion Female ................................ Ribbon OnlyLot 11.Junior Bull Calves ................................................ calved after Jan. 1Lot 12.Winter Bull Calves ...................................... calved Nov. 1 to Dec. 31Lot 13.Senior Bull Calves ..................................... calved Sept. 1 to Oct. 31Lot 14.Late Summer Yearling Bull Calves .............. calved July 1 to Aug. 31Lot 15.Early Summer Yearling Bull Calves ............ calved May 1 to June 30Lot 16.Late Junior Yearling Bulls ............................ calved Mar. 1 to Apr. 30Lot 17.Early Junior Yearling Bulls ......................... calved Jan. 1 to Feb. 28Lot 18.Senior Yearling Bull ................................... calved Sept. 1 to Dec. 31

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Junior Beef Showmanship Contest (just prior to the open beef show)1st Place - $75.00 2nd Place - $50.00 3rd Place - $25.00

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Show starts Thursday, July 16 at 6:00 p.m.Dedicated in Memory of Jeremiah Maynard

Rules:1. No Studs.2. Horse may be shown in both age classes by different riders.3. Unruly horses will be excused from the ring.4. Class 12 Western Trail (Done at your leisure 12-2:00 p.m. in Livestock Ring)5. No late entries.6. Class 19 can only be picked up one time and can only pick up one time.7. Class 20, and Class 22 contestant can enter only twice.8. 4th Grade and Above

Awards1st Place: Ribbon & Check2nd Place: Ribbon & Check3rd Place: Ribbon & Check

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1. Showmanship (English/Western)2. Ponies under 54” (under saddle)3. Halter Class-Mares4. Halter Class-Geldings5. Walking and Pleasure Racking6. English Equitation7. Egg and Spoon Race8. Western Pleasure (4th-7th grade)9. Western Pleasure (8th-12th grade)10. Western Pleasure Mules (In Memory of McCoy Smith)11. Plantation Pleasure12. Hunters under saddle13. Western Trail Class (all grades) [in Beef Ring]14. Costume Class (Horse & Rider)15. Barrel Racing (4th-7th grade)16. Barrel Racing (8th-12th grade)17. Pole Bending (4th-7th grade)18. Pole Bending (8th-12th grade)19. Rescue Race (all grades) two people required20. Potato Race (all grades)21. Cattle Penning - 4 person team required22. Team Roping23. Break-a-way Roping

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POULTRY DEPARTMENT COUNTY SHOWChairman: Lynn Melton

Premium Offered: $1,111.00Entering will begin Wednesday, July 22 at 2:00 p.m. and close at 6:00 p.m.

Birds will be released Saturday morning, 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.Sponsored by Overton County Fair Association

RULES:1. Any bird showing disease or lice will be rejected.2. All birds must be the bona-fide property of owner.3. Hens will be judged on the basis of egg production characteristics.4. All birds will be tested by the State inspector.5. Young Trios may consist of 2 pullets and 1 cockerel or 3 pullets.6. Cockerels are under one year with NO spurs.7. Each exhibitor is limited to show 15 birds.8. Cocks are over one year old.9. A bird will be shown in one class only.10. All birds must be 6 months old to show.

PRIZES: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

STANDARD SIZE POULTRYRocks, Barred, White, etc.Lot 1. PulletsLot 2. CockerelsLot 3. Hens (Production)Lot 4. Young TriosReds, Rhode Island or New HampshireLot 5. PulletsLot 6. CockerelsLot 7. Hens (Production)Lot 8. Young TriosLeghorns, White, Brown, Buff, etc.Lot 9. PulletsLot 10. CockerelsLot 11. Hens (Production)Lot 12. Young TriosGame, Any Breed or VarietyLot 13. PulletsLot 14. CockerelsLot 15. Hens (Production)Lot 16. Young TriosSex Links, Red or BlackLot 17. PulletsLot 18. Hens (Production)Lot 19. Young Trios

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BLACK OE17. Cock18. Hen19. Cockerel20. Pullet

SEABRIGHTS29. Cock30. Hen31. Cockerel32. Pullet

JAPS41. Cock42. Hen43. Cockerel44. Pullet

CRELE53. Cock54. Hen55. Cockerel56. Pullet

BLUE RED O E9. Cock10. Hen11. Cockerel12. Pullet

CORNISH21. Cock22. Hen23. Cockerel24. Pullet

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Chairman: Christie KeyPremium Offered: $862.50

PRIZES: $15.00 $12.50 $10.00

Rules:1. Must be a bona fide 4-H or FFA Member.2. Registration certificates will be required for placing in proper lot.3. All cattle must be halter broken.

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Premium Offered $495.00Rules:

1. All entries must be dated.2. All entries must have been completed since last fair.3. One entry per person in each lot.

Prizes: $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00Class B1 Grades K-2 Class B2 Grades 3-4Lot 1. Christmas Decorations Lot 1. Christmas DecorationsLot 2. Crayon (pre-printed picture) Lot 2. Crayon (pre-printed picture)Lot 3. Easter Decoration Lot 3. Cursive Writing 4Lot 4. Finger Painting Lot 4. Labeled DrawingLot 5. Holiday Decoration Lot 5. Mother’s / Father’s Day Craft(other than Christmas or Easter)Lot 6. Mother’s or Father’s Day Lot 6. Original PoemLot 7. Original Poem Lot 7. Pencil Drawing (Lead or Color)

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A. OVERTON COUNTY BEEKEEPERSChairman: Myrtle Evans Prize Money: $360.00

Rules:1. Participants must be an Overton County Resident or current member, ingood standing, of the Overton County Beekeepers Association.2. Honey for competition must be from the participants personal hives andproduced in the fall of 2014 or spring/summer of 2015 and presented fordisplay in a 1lb Queen-line Jar with 1 piece metal or plastic lid.3. Honey will be judged according to official score cards. An un-judged cardwill be available for review of the qualifications and criteria at registration.4. Contestants will not be allowed to witness judging. No judge shall bepresent at registration or enter honey to be judged.5. Frames of honey must be from the participants personal hives andproduced in the fall of 2014 or spring/summer of 2015 and will be displayed insanitary bee-proof containers furnished by the Fair Association.6. Beeswax must be from the participants personal hives and produced in thefall of 2014 or spring/summer of 20157. Baking with Honey - (Honey is only sweetner to be used) - no sugars to beused - no package mixes - can not use bread machines - must submit recipe.8. Photographs - any size up to 8x10 and taken fall of 2014 or spring/summer2015 - Must pertain to beekeeping.7. All exhibits must be entered by 4:00 p.m. on Sunday July 19, 2015.

Prizes: $6.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00Class A1 EXTRACTED HONEYLot 1. AmberLot 2. Dark AmberLot 3. Light AmberLot 4. WhiteClass A2 COMB HONEY1 piece of comb 1 1/2 inches to 3 inches wide & 4 inches long in extracted honey.

Lot 1. AmberLot 2. Dark AmberLot 3. Light AmberLot 4. WhiteClass A3 CUT COMB HONEYOne 4” square or round-capped honeycomb displayed in a square or round clear covered

plastic container.

Lot 1. AmberLot 2. Dark AmberLot 3. Light AmberLot 4. WhiteClass A4 FRAME HONEYDisplayed in a std. Langsworth FrameLot 1. Amber honeyLot 2. Dark honeyLot 3. Light honeyClass A5 BEESWAXLot 1. Beeswax (One entry, of 1 lb. or more)Lot 2. CandlesLot 3. Novelty item for displayClass A6 PHOTOGRAPHYLot 1. Close-upLot 2. ScenicClass A7 BAKING WITH HONEYLot 1. Cookies (3) on paper plate, saran coveredLot 2. Muffins (3) on paper plate, saran coveredLot 3. Yeast Bread (1 loaf) in bread bag w/tieLot 4. Yeast Rolls (3) on paper plate, saran/bag covered

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