DEPARTMENT R

4‑H BUILDING EXHIBITS

Superintendents

Susan Pater, Cochise County 4-H Youth Development Agent

Chris Upchurch, 4-H Instructional Specialist

GENERAL RULES: ANY REGULARLY ENROLLED 4‑H MEMBER WHO HAS SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED HIS/HER PROJECTS FOR THE 2000 CLUB YEAR MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE EXHIBITS AND CONTESTS PERTAINING TO HIS/HER PROJECTS. LEADERS WILL BE ASKED TO CERTIFY COMPLETION OF HIS/HER PROJECTS.

Articles to be exhibited must be made, raised or collected during the 2000 club year. Exhibits entered in the 4‑H Department may not be entered in any other Fair department. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE FILED BY SEPTEMBER 1ST at the Cochise County Extension Office, 1140 N. Colombo, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635, (520) 458-8278, ext. 141, for ALL areas (Class 400 thru 418). Project records must be available for review during the fair. See Rule Book, page 33, for complete information. 4-H entry forms should be used, do not use the County Fair entry form.

ENTRY TAGS must be securely fastened to each exhibit. All exhibits must have a leader signature on entry tag to verify completion. Only those who meet this requirement will be eligible for ribbon placement. Photography judging will occur prior to the Fair. Entry tags for photography need to be attached on bottom right or left to show exhibitors name, club, etc. when displayed.

No exhibits will be released before 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 1. The Danish Grouping System will be used in judging 4‑H Club exhibits. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MAY BE AWARDED TO AN OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN EACH CLASS AT THE JUDGE'S DISCRETION. No premium monies will be awarded.

Group exhibits will be accepted for any class. However, the project leader must present a certification form for the exhibit stating that all members listed on the entry tag had a significant part in preparing the exhibit. Each member in the group will receive a ribbon. A Champion and Reserve Champion Group Exhibit may be awarded at the judge's discretion.

Members who are involved in 4-H School Enrichment or Outreach 4-H Projects may enter up to two items per class. These members are not eligible for the Champion Building Exhibitor Awards.

Champion Building Exhibitors - A Junior & Senior Champion and Reserve Champion Building Exhibitor may be awarded. Champions will receive a buckle, Reserve will receive a rosette.

1) Member must submit an entry form indicating Champion Exhibitor Eligibility by September 1.

2) Member must submit entries completed within the year in at least 3 different project areas.

3) Member must receive at least 3 blues on these entries and one Grand or Reserve Champion.

4) Project records must be available on request. Incomplete records will result in disqualification for Champion Building Exhibitor.

5) Tie Breaker - exhibitor must be available for interview at judges request. This can be done over the phone or in person during the established block of time on Friday (3-5pm). Indicate on the entry form where you can be reached during this time.

6) Champion Building Exhibitor awards will be announced during the lamb show on Friday evening. Buckles will be awarded at Achievement Night.

Saturday, September 9

Fair Workday Photographs are due by 12 noon at the 4-H Building.

Wednesday, September 27

2:00 - 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Receive exhibits in the 4-H building

Thursday, September 28

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Receive exhibits in the 4-H building

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Judging of all 4-H building exhibits

Sunday, October 1

5:00 p.m. Exhibits released

GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES

In order for the Cochise County 4-H Council to function efficiently during the Cochise County Fair, a grievance committee has been developed to rule on all grievances, protests or appeals. The grievance committee will be composed of three selected members of the Council. All questions, suggestions, comments, complaints and protests from any person participating at the fair concerning Department R will be presented to this committee. Committee members will be announced before the Fair and will receive instructions about their assignment from the 4-H Youth Development Agents. Decisions of this committee will be by consensus and will be final.

Since the 4-H is part of the Cochise County Fair, it is also subject to rules and regulations established by the Cochise County Fair Association as stated in the current Cochise County Fair Premium Catalog. No other duties will be assigned to the members of the grievance committee.

PROCEDURE TO FILE A GRIEVANCE, PROTEST OR APPEAL

1. Notify the area superintendent to allow discussion and possible resolution prior to filing a grievance. If situation cannot be resolved, obtain a grievance form from the superintendent.

2. On the form, write a complete statement concerning the facts to include:

a. date

b. time

c. problem

d. signatures of interested parties

e. addresses and phone numbers of said parties

3. The area superintendent must sign the form acknowledging the grievance.

4. The written protest must be given to a committee member.

5. The grievance committee will meet with the superintendent for further discussion and clarification prior to reaching a final decision.

6. All protests resulting from the judge's decision must be made to the grievance committee within one hour after the award has been made if given directly to the individual. All other, i.e. the 4-H building and other special awards, must be turned in by 5:00 p.m. the last day of the Fair.

7. No protest or appeal based upon the statement that the judge or judges are incompetent or have overlooked an animal or article will be considered by the grievance committee.

8. All questions in dispute, or differences not covered by these rules, shall be referred to the grievance committee and a 4-H agent, whose decision shall be final.

CLASS NO. 400 - CloverKids 4-H

4-H'ers who are enrolled in the CloverKids 4-H Program (5-8 year olds), may exhibit three items they have made or collected during the past 4-H year. Members must state their age and have a leader signature for each entry. Entry forms will be due September 1 at the Cochise County Extension Office. Judging will be on a participatory level, with CloverKids Ribbons awarded to all participants. These entries are not eligible for Danish Ribbons or Grand/Reserve Champion classification.

Lot No.

1 CloverKids 4-H

CLASS NO. 401 - APPLIED ARTS

4‑H'ers may exhibit three items per lot. Exhibits, however, must not include two items that are the same. Members must state their age, number of years in the project or unit, and if item was a kit. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

AEROSPACE

Lot No.

5 Plastic Models

6 Non‑Powered Flying Models

7 Powered Flying Models

8 Rockets

9 Kites

10 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 402

MECHANICAL SCIENCES

4-H'ers may exhibit five items in each lot. Members must state their age, number of years in the project, and if item was a kit. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

20 Electricity

21 Welding

22 Woodworking

23 Small Engines

24 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 403 - ARTS AND CRAFTS

4‑H'ers may exhibit three articles in each lot. Members must state their age and number of years in the project and if the item was a kit. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

34 Jewelry

35 Plaster Craft

36 Pottery

37 Sand Art

38 Tole Painting

39 Wreaths

40 Frames

41 Albums

42 Decoupage

43 Stamping

44 Christmas

45 Other holiday

46 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 404 - RECYCLED CRAFTS

4‑H'ers may exhibit three articles in each lot. Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

56 Woodcraft

57 Wreaths

58 Stained Glass

59 Felt Items

60 Baskets

61 Papercrafts

62 Jewelry

63 Christmas

64 Other holiday

65 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 405 - CERAMICS

Lot No.

75 Ceramics - molded & dried slip purchased by member

76 Under glazes

77 Stains

78 Antiquing

79 Glaze

80 Chalk

81 Metallic Rubbings

82 Drybrushing

83 Pearls

84 Gold Finishing

85 Antique Brass/Golden Bronze

86 Use of decals

87 Hand Painted

88 Specialty Products

89 Combination of any 2 or more of the above lot descriptions

90 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 406 - FINE ART

4-H'ers may exhibit three articles in each lot. Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

Lot No.

100 Oil Painting

101 Watercolor

102 Pencil Sketch

103 Charcoal

104 Pen and Ink

105 Pastels

106 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 407 ‑ NEEDLECRAFT

4-H'ers may exhibit three articles in each lot. Members must state their age, number of years in the project, and if item was a kit or pre-stamped. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

KNITTING

116 Hand Knitting

117 Machine Knitting

118 Loom Knitting

119 Any Other Not Listed

CROCHETING

120 Crochet Article (made with single crochet)

121 Crochet Article (made with double crochet)

122 Crochet Article (made with crochet pattern stitches)

123 Crochet Article (made with combination of crochet stitches)

124 Any Other Not Listed

STITCHERY

125 Crewel Embroidery

126 Embroidery Article (hand)

127 Embroidery Article (machine)

128 Needlepoint

129 Cross Stitch

130 Needlework on Plastic Canvas

131 Any Other Not Listed

QUILTING

Hand Pieced

132 Hand Quilted

133 Machine Quilted

134 Tied

Machine Pieced

135 Hand Quilted

136 Machine Quilted

137 Tied

138 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 408

FIBER CRAFTS AND BRAIDING

Lot No.

148 Macrame (any article using no more than 2 patterns)

149 Macrame (any article using no more than 3 patterns)

150 Macrame (any article using 4 pattern knots or more)

151 Weaving

152 Fingerweaving

153 Any Woven Article (Inkle Loom, Off Loom Weaving,

Coil Technique, Turning Technique)

154 God's Eye

155 Any Other Not Listed

BRAIDING

156 Braiding (1st - 3rd year member)

157 Braiding (4th - 9th year member)

158 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 409 ‑ CLOTHING

Members enrolled in the 4‑H Clothing Project may exhibit three articles per lot. 4‑H'ers are encouraged to exhibit articles that use skills learned in the project. All garments are to be on clothes hangers.

Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

Lot No.

168 Garments from 1st - 2nd year member

169 Any Other Not Listed (1st - 2nd year member)

170 Garments from 3rd - 4th year member

171 Any Other Not Listed (3rd - 4th year member)

172 Garments from 5th - 9th year member

173 Any Other Not Listed (5th - 9th year member)

SEWING WITH SPECIALTY FABRICS

174 Pressing Equipment Made By Member - USE OF WOOL

175 Garment From 100% Cotton, Silk, or Wool Fabric, Made By Member

176 Two Or More Piece Outfit From Wool/Wool Blend Fabric, Made By Member

177 Any Garment or Article Made From Hand Woven Fabric

178 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 410 ‑ DECORATIVE CLOTHING

Members enrolled in the 4‑H Decorative Clothing Project may exhibit three articles per lot. 4‑H'ers are encouraged to exhibit articles that use skills learned in the project. Any iten which has been decorated may enter.

Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

188 Garment Using Textile Design - Batch, Tie-Dying

189 Applique

190 Free Form

191 Fabric Painting

192 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 411 - EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS

This class was created for projects that are not necessarily suited to the traditional 4‑H exhibit and to provide 4‑H'ers in all projects the opportunity to design an educational exhibit. The 4‑H'er may be creative but the focus must be on educating the public about an idea through explaining an idea or process, identifying items and explaining their use, etc. The exhibit should show and explain by using a poster no larger than 22x28 due to space limitations. Demonstration posters are not acceptable unless part of an educational exhibit.

Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded. Members may submit a total of two posters in this category, in any combination.

Lot No.

202 Animals

203 Applied Arts

204 Fine Art

205 Expressive Arts

206 Leadership/Citizenship

207 Clothing

208 Clowning

209 Home Living

210 Individual and Family Resources

211 Natural Resources

212 Mechanical Sciences

213 Plant Sciences

214 Sitter

215 Science and Technology

216 Any Other Not Listed

217 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 412 ‑ ENTOMOLOGY

Exhibits in this class will be judged on correctness of identification, labeling and mounting according to 4‑H manuals. Members may exhibit 2 items per lot.

Members must state their age and number of years in project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

227 Booklets By First Year Members Containing Pictures Or Drawings Of 20 Or More Insects Identified With Common Or Scientific Names

228 Collections By First Year Members: Best 20 Or More Different Insects, Collected During Current Club Year

229 Booklets By Second Year Members Containing Pictures or Drawings Of More Insects Identified With Common And Scientific Names

230 Collections By Second Year Members: Best 50 Or More Different Insects, At Least 30 Of Which Were Collected During Current Club Year

231 Collections By Third Year Members: Best 75 Or More Different Insects, at Least 25 Of Which Were Collected During Current Club Year

232 Advanced Collections: Best 100 Or More Different Insects At Least 25 Of Which Were Collected During Current Club Year

233 Habitat Collections By Advanced Members: Illustrates The Diversity Of Insects In A Particular Place Or Crop. All Insects In The Habitat Should Be Represented.

234 An Exhibit Of The Life History Of Five Insects To Include A Beetle, A Butterfly Or Moth, A Grasshopper, Or Cockroach, A Leafhopper, And Any Other Insects Desired

235 Special Interest Specimens, A Single Unusual Specimen Well‑Displayed And Labeled And Collected During Current Club Year

236 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 413

FOOD PREPARATION

Members enrolled in the 4‑H Foods Project may exhibit three items per lot. 4‑H'ers are encouraged to exhibit food items that utilize skills learned in the project.

Exhibitor must submit the recipe for each entry, recipe should be legible and on a 3x5 card. Any entry that does not include the recipe will not be eligible for Grand and Reserve Champion honors. If project has been frozen this should be indicated and reasons given; freezing will affect products if not done properly so use caution. Exhibitor must state age and years in project on entry form.

At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class..

Quality of Foods Exhibits

Each food item entered should be of high quality standards and attractively prepared. The judges can disqualify any product in this class that does not reach 4‑H food standards. Any product not meeting specifications will be for exhibit only, and receive a participation ribbon.

Foods exhibited in this class MUST NOT contain perishable fillings or toppings such as: Creams, Eggs, Custard, Meat, Meat and Vegetable Combinations, Fresh Fruits, etc. Foods requiring refrigeration will not be accepted. All exhibits must be on rigid cardboard or strong paper plates (candy, cookies, muffins or brownies - 5 per plate) and covered with a ziploc bag. DO NOT PUT BREAD INTO ZIPLOC TYPE BAGS. These lots are open to any member currently enrolled in any of the 4-H food projects.

FOODS PROJECT ‑ 1st and 2nd Year

Lot No.

246 Any food item prepared from scratch.

247 Any food item prepared from mix

FOODS PROJECT ‑ 3rd and 4th Year

248 Any food item prepared from scratch.

249 Any food item prepared from mix

FOODS PROJECT ‑ 5th - 9th Year

250 Any food item prepared from scratch.

251 Any food item prepared from mix

FOODS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR

252 Any international food item prepared by the member

MICROWAVE COOKERY

Lot No.

253 Microwaved muffins (5 per plate)

254 Microwaved cookies (5 per plate)

255 Microwaved candy (5 per plate)

256 Any Other Not Listed

QUICK BREADS

257 Pumpkin Bread

258 Banana Bread

259 Multi-grain Bread

260 Any Other Not Listed

YEAST BREADS

261 Battered bread reflecting learning in breads

262 Kneaded rolls reflecting learning in breads

263 Kneaded bread reflecting learning in breads

264 Creative bread reflecting learning in breads

265 Bread made with automatic breadmaker

266 Bread made from frozen bread dough

267 Food gift made from non-perishable bread dough

268 Any Other Not Listed

COOKIES/CAKE/CANDY DECORATING

Exhibits must be done on cake forms or boards.

DO NOT DECORATE A REAL CAKE. (Unless a molded cake).

269 Any item using techniques of decorated cakes & candies.

270 Any Other Not Listed

CANDY MAKING

Conventional Method

Candy Items May Include: Fudge, Divinity, Peanut Brittle, Pralines, Mints, etc. (Five per plate)

271 Any item using techniques of candy making.

272 Any Other Not Listed

FOOD PRESERVATION

All fruits and vegetables must be in standard pint or quart jars. Dried fruits and vegetables should be on paper plates. Plates must be covered with a ziploc bag. Jelly must be in jelly glasses or jars with lids. Jars will be opened by judges for testing. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE LABELED AS TO CONTENTS AND DATES WHEN CANNED. JAR CAPS AND RINGS SHOULD BE CLEAN, NOT STICKY. CONTENTS SHOULD NOT TOUCH LID. PROPER SEAL IS IMPORTANT, SEE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IN DEPARTMENT E ON GENERAL JUDGING GUIDELINES.

273 Any item made using techniques of food preservation.

Food Preservation Items May Include: Fruit Marmalade or Leather, Salsa, Canned Fruits, Jams, Jellies, Canned Vegetables, Canned Meats, Pickles and Relishes.

CLASS NO. 414

GROWING WITH PLANTS/HORTICULTURE

Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class. 4-H'ers may exhibit two items per lot.

Lot No.

283 House Plant: A flowering house plant grown for its flowering beauty.

284 House Plant: A house plant grown for its foliage and/or its hanging vine beauty.

285 Terrarium: A terrarium of any size. Preferably one that is small enough for the member to carry and show easily (must be planted 6 weeks prior to fair).

286 Window Box: A window box arrangement of flowering plants with exceptional beauty. The size should be small enough so that the member can carry the box and show it personally if requested to do so.

287 Container Vegetable Garden: A vegetable such as a pepper or tomato growing in a container that can be carried easily by the member.

288 Vegetable Garden Exhibit: Five different vegetables in a peach lug sized decorated box. One example of larger vegetables such as cabbage and three uniform representatives of smaller vegetables such as pod, peas, pod beans, etc.

289 Vegetable Garden Exhibit: Five garden vegetables or fruits of a kind on a plate. Such as five carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, apples, etc.

290 Vegetable Garden Exhibit: One Large vegetable or fruit such as cabbage, head lettuce, squash, water‑melon, etc.

291 Cut Flower Arrangement: An arrangement of flowers grown in an ornamental garden or home beautification activity in connection with the growing with plants project. A minimum of six blossoms should be included.

292 Dried Arrangements: Beauty in the desert: dried arrangement with accessories permitted such as rocks, wood, figurines, etc. on an attached tag, identify the dried materials.

293 Green Arrangement: Green arrangement with accessories permitted such as rocks, wood, figurines, etc.

294 Ornamental Gardening Or Home Beautification Poster 22" x 28" Display of before and after pictures of area beautified.

295 Growing Crops: Product samples such as 6 bars of corn, l quart of barley seed, sheaf of barley, wheat or alfalfa, a sugar beet, etc.

296 Dry Herbs: l to 2 oz. In small jar.

297 Green Herbs: Small Bundle

298 Largest of Any Variety: Pumpkin, Sunflower, Etc.

299 Any Other Not Listed

300 Garden Services or nursery Stock Production: 22" x 28" Poster showing project progress in a forceful way.

CLASS NO. 415 - HOME LIVING

Any accessory made that is to be mounted on the wall must be ready to hang complete with hook.

HOME ENVIRONMENT

Lot No.

310 Bulletin Board

311 Storage Item Made To Improve The Storage In Your Room

312 Cushion Or Pillow Cover

313 Curtains

314 Solar Cooker

315 An Accessory Created By Member. Attach card to identify it's relationship to living area used.

316 Any Other Not Listed, Attach Card Explaining How It Relates To Project

HOME MANAGEMENT

At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

Exhibits should be no larger than 22" x 28"

317 Mobile or picture showing resources "Within You" and results of you having used them.

318 Collage of Resources "Around You" that show community services.

319 Poster showing a goal and resources used to reach that goal/

320 Something made showing combined use of resources (attach label listing resources used)

321 Poster or scrapbook of cartoons or comics that illustrate decision making. Next to each illustration, Explain what decision was made.

322 Picture exhibit or a poster showing how the four steps in management were followed in reaching a goal.

323 Any other not listed, attach card explaining how it relates to project.

CLASS NO. 416

LEATHER CRAFT & BRAIDING

Lot No.

333 Belts: Hand Tooled And/Or Carved, Includes Filigree Work

334 Billfolds: Hand Tooled And/Or Carved, Complete With Lacing

335 Coin Purses, Key Cases, Etc.

336 Camera Cases, Etc. (articles where leather has been formed)

337 Halters And Bridles, Breast Collars, Etc.

338 Leather Covered Articles (boxes, cases, bases, etc.)

339 Braided Articles

340 Laced Articles

341 Purses, Brief Cases, Saddle Bags, Gun Scabbards

342 Soft Leather Item, Clothes, Purses, Etc.

343 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 417

MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS

This class was created for exhibits of 4‑H projects where there are small enrollments or the project is new. 4‑H'ers may exhibit three items per lot. Exhibits, however must not include two items that are the same. Members must state their age and number of years in the project. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor in this class.

CLOWNING

Lot No.

354 Props

355 Costumes

356 Poster ‑ Colored Drawing of Face, With Snapshot

357 Poster ‑ Colored Drawing of Costume, With Snapshot

358 Members Notebook

359 Any Other Not Listed

FISHING

360 Handcrafted Lures

361 Handcrafted Flies

362 Any Other Not Listed

BEEKEEPING

363 2 Jars Extracted Honey, l lb. Each, Labeled

364 2 Jars Granulated Honey, l lb. Each

365 Comb Honey, Any Flavor, Wrapped In Cellophane Or Other Transparent Material

366 Display of Beeswax

367 Frame of Sealed Honey, Wrapped In Transparent Material So That It Can Not Leak

368 Any Other Not Listed

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Lot No.

369 Original Handmade Toy or Play Idea

370 Members Notebook

371 Any Other Not Listed

CLASS NO. 418 ‑ PHOTOGRAPHY

Members must complete entry tag form. At the judge's discretion, a Champion and Reserve Champion may be awarded to the top Junior and top Senior exhibitor for color, black and white, and poster divisions in this class. All entries (12 maximum) must be selected from pictures taken as part of the current 4‑H Club year's photography project.

Acceptable photo sizes are: Snapshots 3 x 5 or 4 x 6; Enlargements 5 x 7, 8 x 10, 8 x 12, 11 x 14, Panoramic 5 x 12.

*NOTE: ANY POSTERS OR PHOTOS ELIGIBLE FOR STATE FAIR: SEE STATE FAIR BOOK.

ENTRY INFORMATION

1. Photos are to be mounted or matted on poster or mat board. Maximum size 11 x 14 inches. May be matted with professionally made mats or mats made by the 4‑H'er. Matting should compliment photo.

2. Posters and story boards (multiple prints) are to be mounted on 22 x 28 inch poster or mat boards.

3. The proportion of photo or photos to poster or mat boards, should be selected by the photographer to best suit and enhance the photos.

4. On the back of each entry the photographers must state their name, age, 4-H club, number of years in the project, title of photo, and if they developed their photo.

5. An exhibitor may enter each photo only once.

6. A maximum of 12 entries per exhibitor in any combination of lots is allowed.

7. Entry tags must have Leader’s signature.

COMMERCIALLY PROCESSED ENTRIES

COLOR

381 PRINTS - Color Photo on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other Not Listed

382 POSTERS - Color: 5 or more photos on variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other Not Listed

383 STORY BOARD - Color: 5 or more photos telling a story in sequence

384 SLIDES - 10 to 12 color slides on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other. Exhibitor must provide protective slide jacket for entry.

COMMERCIALLY PROCESSED ENTRIES

BLACK AND WHITE

385 PRINTS - Black & White photo on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

386 POSTERS - Black & White: 5 or more photos on variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

387 STORY BOARD - Black & White: 5 or more photos telling a story in sequence

388 SLIDES - 10 to 12 Black & White slides on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other. Exhibitor must provide protective slide jacket for entry.

EXHIBITOR PROCESSED ENTRIES

COLOR

389 PRINTS - Color Photo on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

390 POSTERS - Black & White or Color: 5 or more photos on variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

391 STORY BOARD - Color: 5 or more photos telling a story in sequence

392 SLIDES - 10 to 12 color slides on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other. Exhibitor must provide protective slide jacket for entry.

EXHIBITOR PROCESSED ENTRIES

BLACK AND WHITE

393 PRINTS - Black & White photo on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

394 POSTERS - Black & White: 5 or more photos on variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other

395 STORY BOARD - Black & White: 5 or more photos telling a story in sequence

396 SLIDES - 10 to 12 Black & White slides on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, Land or Sea Scape, Any Other. Exhibitor must provide protective slide jacket for entry.

COCHISE COUNTY

Lot No.

Color Photo

397 Prints - Photos around Cochise County on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, 4-H, Any Other

Black & White Photo

398 Prints - Photos around Cochise County on a variety of subjects: Still Life, Animal, People, Action, 4-H, Any Other photographs are due by September 9 (Fair workday). All photos are due by 12 noon at the 4-H building. Photos will be taken to the Fair (4‑H building) and displayed beginning on Thursday, September 28. Photos may be picked up on Sunday, October 1 (at 5:00 p.m., exhibit release time).

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