Tulsa County Free Fair 2013 Schedule of Events

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2 Tulsa County Free Fair 2013 Schedule of Events Tuesday, July 30 4:00-7:00 pm Entries taken for Indoor Exhibits and Table Setting Contest Set-up Thursday, August 1 9:30 am - 8:00 pm Exhibits Open OHCE Silent Auction and Sale Opens Community Resource Presentations Children s Petting Zoo 9:30 am Youth Dog Show Check-in 10:00 am Youth Dog Show - Special Events Area 2:00-3:00 pm Rabbit Check-in 3:00 pm Come Dance with OHCE at the Membership Tea - Special Events Area 3:30 pm Rabbit Show Friday, August 2 9:30 am - 8:00 pm Exchange Center Opens OHCE Silent Auction and Sale Continues Community Resource Presentations Children s Petting Zoo 2:00-3:00 pm Poultry Check-in 3:30 pm Poultry Show 5:30-8:00 pm Festival of Fun Festival - Special Events Area 6:30 pm OHCE Silent Auction and Sale Closes Saturday, August 3 10:00 am - Noon Indoor Exhibits Released County fair events are held at the Exchange Center and the Super Duty Arena. Check fair book for pre-entry and rules requirements. Tulsa County Free Fair is open to all residents of Tulsa County and members of 4-H, FFA, OHCE and Master Gardeners of Tulsa County. For Information go to: 1

3 OPEN CLASS DIVISION RULES AND REGULATIONS Rena Holland - Co-Superintendent Judith Gillmore - Co-Superintendent 1. Exhibitors must comply with all rules and regulations of the Tulsa County Free Fair. Any resident of Tulsa County may enter or any member in a Tulsa County Extension related group such as 4-H, Oklahoma Home and Community Education (OHCE), or Master Gardeners. 2. Entries must be made on an official Tulsa County Free Fair Entry Form, obtainable at the OSU Extension Center, 4116 East 15th Street or at the Fair the day entries are accepted. The exhibitor s Social Security Number is required for premium payment. Absolutely no premium money will be paid without the exhibitor s appropriate Social Security Number. However, entries will be taken with the understanding that no premium will be paid without the social security number. Social Security numbers provided, will be guarded with utmost security while in our possession. 3. Exhibits are accepted on Tuesday, July 30, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. All entries must be picked up Saturday, August 3, 2013, between 10:00 a.m. and Noon. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS 4. In order that all exhibits may be of educational value and benefit to fair visitors, articles should be of style and made of materials now in vogue. Soiled articles will not be accepted. All exhibits must have been completed since August 1, 2012 and made by the individual entering the item. 5. If the fair committee determines that the work has been entered at a previous Tulsa County Free Fair, the entry shall be disqualified. 8. No exhibitor will be allowed to interfere in any way with the superintendent or judge in the performance of his/ her duties. A violation of this rule will cause forfeiture of premium and will be excluded from exhibition. 9. The fair committee reserves the right to exclude from exhibition any article it deems unworthy or inappropriate. After judging, the superintendent reserves the privilege to display articles, or in the case there is not adequate space, they reserve the privilege of setting the articles back for the exhibitor to pick up at conclusion of the fair. 10. While the fair committee will use all diligence and every precaution to ensure the safety of articles, the committee will in NO CASE be responsible for loss or damage that may occur. 11. Ribbons and premiums will be awarded for First, Second, and Third place. Ribbons only are awarded for Fourth and Fifth places. Premiums for placing of 1st - $3; 2nd - $2; 3rd - $1 will be mailed to exhibitors. All premium checks will be void after 60 days from issue date. Lost premium checks must be reported within 90 days following the fair. No premium under $5.00 will be rewritten after 90 days. 12. Exchange Center will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, Augst 1 and 2. Exhibits are released Saturday, August 3, between 10:00 a.m. and Noon. 13. Group awards will be awarded to registered OHCE Groups based on the total number of exhibits entered by a group. The group with the highest number of exhibits (1 per entry), based on a percentage of their membership, will receive first through fifth places. Twenty- five additional points will be added for a group educational exhibit table. 6. Multiple classes in the Division may be entered, but only ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PER PERSON is allowed. The judge will determine if first place premiums will be awarded based on the quality of the exhibit. The judge may award second place or no premium, according to his/ her judgment. Judge s decisions are final. 7. Superintendents have been instructed to reclassify an entry if it does not fit the classification entered by the exhibitor. If the article does not fit the class, the article may be left on display only if the department has room to properly display the exhibit. 2

4 SECTION 500 OPEN CLASS YOUTH 5-19 YEARS OLD Each item should have yellow entry tag securely attached. Food items must be wrapped in a plastic zip-lock type bag. All framed Fine Art must be ready to hang (no sawtooth). No photos larger than 5 x 7 and must be matted. Note: Exhibitors entering in Exceptional Division - Section 501 are not eligible for Open Class Youth - Section 500. Ages 5 to 8 years 1. Any item using sewing construction skills 2. Any wearable accessory item you made (jewelry, hair accessory, belt, etc.) 3. Any purchased item you decorated (T-shirt, bag, shoes, box, etc.) 4. Fine Art - pencil, crayon or marker (matted or framed) 5. Fine Art - watercolor, acrylic or finger paint (matted or framed) 6. Hand crafted item (non-wearable) 7. Holiday craft item 8. No-bake cookies (3) 9. Photography - One matted photo taken by you 10. Recycled item - Any throw away item made to another use Ages 9 to 11 years 11. Any item using sewing construction skills 12. Any wearable accessory item you made (jewelry, hair accessory, belt, etc.) 13. Any purchased item you decorated (T-shirt, bag, shoes, box, etc.) 14. Drop cookies (3) 15. Fine Art - pencil, ink or marker (matted or framed) 16. Fine Art - watercolor, oil or acrylic (matted or framed) 17. Hand crafted item (non-wearable) 18. Holiday craft item 19. Horticulture item grown by you (plant, vegetable, flower, terrarium etc.) 20. Photography - One matted photo taken by you 21. Recycled item - Any throw away item made to another use Ages 12 to 14 years 22. Any item using sewing construction skills 23. Any wearable accessory item you made (jewelry, hair accessory, belt, etc.) 24. Any purchased item you decorated (T-shirt, bag, shoes, box, etc.) 25. Fine Art - pencil, ink or marker (matted or framed) 26. Fine Art - watercolor, oil or acrylic (matted or framed) 27. Hand crafted item (non-wearable) Holiday craft item 29. Horticulture item grown by you (plant, vegetable, flower, terrarium, etc.) 30. Muffins (3) 31. Photography - One matted photo taken by you 32. Recycled item - Any throw away item made to another use Ages 15 to 19 years 33. Quick Bread, 1/2 loaf 34. Any item using sewing construction skills 35. Any wearable accessory item you made (jewelry, hair accessory, belt, etc.) 36. Any purchased item you decorated (T-shirt, bag, shoes, box, etc.) 37. Fine Art - pencil, ink or marker (matted or framed) 38. Fine Art - watercolor, oil or acrylic (matted or framed) 39. Hand crafted item (non-wearable) 40. Holiday craft item 41. Horticulture item grown by you (plant, vegetable, flower, terrarium, etc.) 42. Photography - One matted photo taken by you 43. Recycled item - Any throw away item made to another use SECTION 501 EXCEPTIONAL DIVISION Participation in this section of the Open Class Division of the Tulsa County Free Fair is open to individuals with physical, mental and/or emotional disabilities or limitations. Note: Exhibitors entering in Open Class Youth - Section 500 are not eligible for Exceptional Division - Section 501. NOTE: Pictures not to exceed 16 in any direction. Artwork 44. Crayon, Marker or Pencil 45. Watercolor, Acrylic or Finger Paint Crafts 46. Beadwork 47. Ceramic Article 48. Clay, Molded 49. Holiday Item 50. Leather Craft 51. Sewing Article 52. Wood Craft 53. Yard Art 54. Other Special Art Photo (not larger than 5 x 7 and must be matted.) 55. Animals or People 56. Scenery or Still Life

5 SECTION 502 CLOTHING Attach entry tag with small safety pin to left shoulder or side of the garment; must be on a hanger. No hand crocheted, knitted, or machine knitted items. All items in Classes must be completely handmade by the exhibitor. 57. Adult Sportswear - Casual or Dressy 58. Apron 59. Children s Clothing (Sizes 0-12) 60. Constructed Bag (Bookbag, Tote Bag, etc.) 61. Constructed Purse (With Lining and Fastener) 62. Costume, Not Commercial 63. Doll Clothes 64. Garment Accessory (Collars, Scarves, Hats, etc.) 65. Holiday Wearable Art 66. Ladies or Girls Garment - Knit Fabric 67. Ladies or Girls Pants - Woven Fabric 68. Ladies or Girls Skirt - Woven Fabric 69. Ladies Blouse - Casual 70. Ladies Blouse - Fancy 71. Ladies Coordinates (2 or more items, skirt, pants, Capri s, Bermuda shorts, w/top) 72. Ladies Street Dress - Woven Fabric (1 or 2 pieces) 73. Ladies Suit - Woven Fabric (Pants Or Skirt with Jacket) 74. Outerwear (Jackets, Coats, etc.) 75. Premature Infant Outfit 76. Robe, Duster, Sleepwear 77. Sewing Notion, Fabric Pin Cushion, Scissors Holder, etc. 78. Special needs item 79. Tailored garment, lined 80. Vest Special Garment or Accessory - purchased or handmade item 81. Decorated or Embellished - no lettering or numbers 82. Recycled Garment (not jeans) include story on 3 x 5 card 83. Recycled Denim Jeans - include story on 3 x 5 card SECTION 503 CREATIVE ARTS All hanging items MUST be equipped with secure wire hangers on the back (NO sawtooth or pop-lid hangers.) 84. Basket - Traditional (material and style) 85. Basket - Contemporary (unique materials) 86. Beaded Work (No Holiday or Jewelry) 87. Ceramics - Glazed or Stained or Combination 88. Computer Generated Card 89. Computer Generated Picture (no photographs) 90. Door Decoration (No Wreaths) 91. Flower Arrangement - Mixed Material - Under Flower Arrangement - Mixed Material - 14 or Over 93. Flower Arrangement - Silk Only - Under Flower Arrangement - Silk Only - 14 or Over 95. Jewelry - Bracelets 96. Jewelry - Earrings 97. Jewelry - Necklaces Only (Do Not Mount) 98. Jewelry - Pins 99. Leather Craft 100. Paper Craft - Other Than Listed Classes - No Scrapbooking 101. Pottery Clay item - Molded or Turned 102. Recycled item (no fabric), include Story on 3x5 card, maximum size of 30 wide 103. Recycled Trash To Another Use, include Story on 3x5 card, No Fabric, maximum size of 30 wide 104. Refrigerator Magnets - 3 x 3 maximum size, handmade 105. Table Center Piece - 10 or Over 106. Wall Hanging - Under Wall hanging - 14 x 30 maximum size 108. Wood Burning 109. Wood Carving 110. Wood Turning 111. Wreath - Under Wreath - 18 or Over 4

6 SECTION 504 CULINARY ARTS All breads are to be 1/2 loaf. Cakes are to be whole, no mini pans. No box mixes (except where listed), canned fillings or commercial pie crusts. All baking must be in resealable bags. Exhibit can be placed on cardboard covered with foil or paper plate. Attach entry tag to outside of bag, opposite of zipper, on the left hand corner. Cakes 113. Any Flavor - 8 or 9 - No frosting, One Layer 114. Pound Candies - use maximum size of 6 paper plate 115. Candy - Other Than listed (3 Pieces) 116. Chocolate Fudge (3 Pieces) 117. Peanut Brittle (3 Pieces) Cookies - use maximum size of 6 paper plate 118. Bar (3 Pieces) 119. Brownie (3 Pieces) 120. Chocolate Chip (3 Pieces) 121. No Bake Drop (3 Pieces) 122. Oatmeal (3 Pieces) 123. Peanut Butter (3 Pieces) 124. Sugar (3 Pieces) Muffins - use maximum size of 6 paper plate 125. Cereal - 3 Standard 126. Other - 3 Standard 127. Sugar free - 3 Standard Pies 128. Fruit (Whole Pie) 129. Pecan (Whole Pie) Special Classes 130. Cake - 1 Layer, 8 or 9 - Box Mix, no frosting Quick Breads 131. Banana (1/2 loaf) 132. Biscuits (3 Pieces) 133. Bread - Any Other Fruit (1/2 loaf) 134. Bread - Any Vegetable (1/2 loaf) 135. Coffee Cake (Whole) 136. Cornbread (3 Pieces) Yeast Breads 137. Cinnamon Rolls (4 Rolls) 138. Dinner Rolls (4 Rolls) 139. Machine Made (1/2 loaf) 140. Wheat, or other grains (1/2 loaf) 141. White (1/2 loaf) Canning Canning must be in standard pint, ½ pint or quart jars. No packer, mayonnaise jars, paraffin, or jar showing spoilage will be considered in judging. All canning must be sealed per USDA Food Safety Guidelines or will be disqualified. NO artificial coloring may be used Applesauce - Plain 143. Dried Fruit or Vegetables (1/2 Cup in Pint Jar) 144. Fruit Butter 145. Fruit - Not Spiced 146. Fruit - Any Spiced 147. Jam (no paraffin) 148. Jelly (no paraffin) Pickled Beets 150. Pickled Okra 151. Pickles - Bread and Butter 152. Pickles - Cucumber - Dill 153. Pickles - Cucumber - Sweet 154. Pickles - Mixed Vegetables 155. Preserves 156. Relish - Chow or Piccalilli 157. Relish - Other 158. Salsa 159. Soup Mixture - Minimum of 5 Vegetables 160. Tomato Juice (No Color Added) 161. Tomatoes 162. Vegetables - Green Beans 163. Vegetable - Other SECTION 505 FABRIC ART The objective of this section is that the exhibits be made predominately from fabric yardage. Attach entry tag with small safety pin to lower right corner of the exhibit. All items must be completely handmade by the exhibitor, unless otherwise specified in the class guidelines Doll - All Fabric - No Preformed 165. Fabric Carrier (Garment Bag, Casserole Carrier, etc.) 166. Household Accessory - Flat Item (1), not commercially made, completed item should be predominately fabric 167. Household Accessory - Other, not commercially made, completed item should be predominately fabric 168. Pillow 169. Pillow - Decorative 170. Potholder 171. Quilt - Block Only - Other 172. Quilt - Block Only - Pieced 173. Quilt - Crib, Doll, Lap, Miniature 174. Quilt - Group Effort - include Story on 3 x 5 card 175. Quilt - Knit Fabric Only 176. Quilt - Mixed Techniques - 2 or more 177. Quilt - Other - Hand Quilted 178. Quilt - Other - Machine Quilted 179. Quilt - Pieced - Hand Quilted 180. Quilt - Pieced - Machine Quilted 181. Quilt - Preprinted Panel 182. Quilt - Tacked 183. Receiving blanket, Not Pieced or Quilted 184. Recycled Item - Using scrap fabric, include Story on 3 x 5 card 185. Stuffed Animal, Toy or Puppet, all fabric 186. Wall Hanging - Fabric - 18 or less, Ready to Hang 187. Wall Hanging - Fabric - over 18, Ready to Hang Commercially Made 188. Painting on Fabric 189. Recycled old Textiles to another use, include Story on 3 x 5 card

7 SECTION 506 FINE ART Art work must be framed, have SECURE WIRE HANGER on the back ( NO SAWTOOTH or any kind of tape) excluding miniature (5 x 7 or smaller). The artwork shall not exceed 18 x 24. This does not include the frame. $25 Special Award presented to the best Fine Art exhibit, any media other than water color. Sponsored by Alpha Rho Tau, Tulsa Arts Club. $25 Special Award presented to the best Fine Art exhibit in watercolor. Sponsored by the Green Country Watercolor Society. Miniatures - 5 x 7 or smaller, Preferred on Easel (marked with exhibitor number) Measurement does not include frame Any Media - Other Than Watercolor 191. Watercolor Mixed Media 192. Animals, Birds, Fish, Insects 193. Figure or Portrait 194. Floral or Still Life 195. Landscape or Seascape 196. Architecture, Transportation or Patriotic Oil or Acrylic 197. Animals, Birds, Fish, Insects 198. Figure or Portrait 199. Floral or Still Life 200. Landscape or Seascape 201. Architecture, Transportation or Patriotic Pastel, Charcoal, Pen/Ink, Colored Pencil, or Pencil Art 202. Animals, Birds, Fish, Insects 203. Figure or Portrait 204. Floral or Still Life 205. Landscape or Seascape 206. Architecture, Transportation or Patriotic Watercolor, Transparent or Opaque 207. Animals, Birds, Fish, Insects 208. Figure or Portrait 209. Floral or Still Life 210. Landscape or Seascape 211. Architecture, Transportation or Patriotic SECTION 507 HOLIDAY CORNER (No Clothing) Christmas Items Only 212. Christmas Item - Fabric and/or Felt Only 213. Christmas Item - Knitted or Crocheted 214. Christmas Item - Other Materials 215. Christmas Item - Plastic Canvas 216. Christmas Item - Recycled 217. Christmas Item - Wood 218. Christmas Stocking 219. Christmas Tree Ornament - Fabric and Needlework 220. Christmas Tree Ornament - Lace Making Technique 221. Christmas Tree Ornament - Plastic Canvas 222. Christmas Tree Ornament - Wood 223. Christmas Tree Ornament - Other Than Listed Classes 224. Christmas Tree Skirt Other Holiday Items (No Christmas Items) 225. Holiday Item - Fabric and/or Felt Only 226. Holiday Item - Knitted or Crocheted 227. Holiday Item - Other Materials 228. Holiday Item - Plastic Canvas 229. Holiday Item - Recycled Any Holiday Item (Including Christmas) 230. Christmas Tree - Tabletop - Handmade, 24 and under 231. Holiday Basket - Handmade only 232. Holiday Beaded Work 233. Holiday Card - Handmade only 234. Holiday Linens 6

8 SECTION 508 HORTICULTURE All vegetables and fruits are to be home grown and must be on a paper plate, unless Garden Basket. Honey must be in a pint, quart or one pound jar. Cucumbers 235. Gherkin Variety (5) 236. Pickling or Slicing Variety (3) Fruit 237. Bush or Vine 238. Tree (3) Garden Basket 239. Garden Food Basket, 5-9 different fruits and/or vegetables Garden (Home Grown) 240. Cut Flowers, Mixed Bouquet 241. Cut Flowers, Single Honey - Pint, Quart or One pound Jar 242. Honey, Dark 243. Honey, Light Onions 244. Red (3) 245. White (3) 246. Yellow (3) Peppers 247. Hot - Jalapeno, Habenero, etc. (3) 248. Sweet Banana (3) 249. Sweet Bell (3) Potatoes 250. Red (3) 251. White (3) Potted Plants 252. Desert 253. Dish Garden (container 4 tall or under) 254. Foliage Plant 255. Flowering 256. Hanging Basket 257. Herbs 258. Terrarium 259. Tropical Squash 260. Summer - Yellow (2) 261. Summer - Zucchini (2) 262. Winter - Butternut (2) Sunflowers 263. Flower Type - Fresh 264. Single - Large Head - Dried Tomatoes 265. Cherry (6) - Less Than 1-1/2 inches in diameter 266. Roma (3) 267. Slicers (3) Vegetables 268. Okra (5) Vine Produce 269. Any Item Yard Art 270. Any small handmade item 271. Decorated Gourd 272. Recycled Item 7 SECTION 509 NEEDLEWORK Attach entry tags with small safety pin to lower right corner of exhibit. Place entry tag on garments on the left shoulder. Any Technique may include crochet, knitting, tatting and bobbin lace Afghans - Hand Crocheted or Hand Knitted - Over 60 Long 274. Afghans - Hand Crocheted or Hand Knitted - 60 Long or less 275. Counted Cross Stitch - Any item 276. Doll - Other Than Fabric 277. Embroidery - Flatwork - Hand (Linens Included) 278. Embroidery - Other Than Flatwork, Hand 279. Embroidery - Machine 280. Flatwork - Any Technique - Over Flatwork - Any Technique - 12 or Less 282. Garment - Accessory - (Collar, Gloves, etc.) 283. Garment - Crocheted - Baby 284. Garment - Hand Knitted - Adult 285. Garment - Hand Knitted - Baby 286. Garment - Shawl, Poncho, Cocoon - Any Technique 287. Hats And Bags - Any Technique 288. Household Item - Any Technique 289. Machine Knitted - Any Item 290. Needlepoint - Cloth Canvas 291. Needlepoint - Plastic Canvas - 8 x 8 And Under 292. Needlepoint - Plastic Canvas - Over 8 x Pillow - Any Technique - (Includes Latch Hook) 294. Potholder - Fancy - No fabric 295. Potholder - Functional - Knitted or Crocheted 296. Potholder - Thread Crocheted - thread size 5-10, or knitted 297. Recycled Item - Old Into New, include Story on 3 x 5 Card 298. Rug - Any Handmade 299. Scarf - Hand Crocheted 300. Scarf - Hand Knitted 301. Stuffed Animal Or Toy - Crocheted, Knitted or Plastic Canvas 302. Tatting

9 SECTION 510 PHOTOGRAPHY No Frames. No Titles. All prints must be securely attached to a mat board or matted. Photos must be printed on photo paper. No Poster or Foam Board. Exhibitor must take photographs. No laser or Xerox prints. Maximum size for photo is 4 x 6. Maximum size of mat is 5 x 7. Photos that do not meet size requirement will be disqualified. Photographs are in color unless designated. Red eye removal is allowed Animals - Baby Animals Only 304. Animals - Domestic - Small - Non-fowl 305. Animals - Domestic - Large - Non-fowl 306. Animals - Wild 307. Any Holiday 308. Architectural/Sculpture - No Building 309. Black and White photo - Any 310. Buildings - Family Residence - New or Old 311. Buildings - Modern 312. Buildings - Old 313. Cemeteries 314. Churches - Color or Black and White 315. Comedy - Any 316. Fish - Insects - Non-fowl 317. Fowl 318. Landmark - Any Oklahoma 319. Patriotic Theme - Flag, Military, etc People - Babies - with or without others 321. People - Toddler through Kindergarten 322. People - School Grades 1 thru People - School Grades 7 thru People - Adults - Other Than Listed 325. Plant Life - Floral 326. Plant Life - Floral - Single - Close-up 327. Plant Life - Vegetable and/or Fruit 328. Plant Life - Vegetable and/or Fruit - Single - Close-up 329. Scenic - Waterscape 330. Scenic - Landscape 331. Signs, Billboards 332. Sunrise, Sunset or Lunar 333. Tabletop - Still Life - Set-up 334. Transportation 335. What is it? - Close-up/Perspective/Angles 336. Weather Related Digitally Enhanced, Altered, or Modified Picture All prints must be securely attached to a mat board or matted. Maximum size photo is 5 x 7. Maximum size of mat is 12 x 14. Photos must be printed on photo paper. Alterations are beyond common photography techniques of red eye removal, cropping and enlarging. Exhibits include a print of the original photograph, labeled Original Photo and the digitally altered image labeled Enhanced Photo Animals - Baby Animals Only 338. Animals - Domestic - Non-fowl 339. Animals - Wild - Non-fowl 340. Buildings or Churches 341. Cemeteries 342. Fowl 343. People 344. People - Baby with or without others 345. People - Toddler through Kindergarten 346. Plant Life - Single - Close Up 347. Plant Life 348. Restored Photo - Copy of original allowed 349. Scenic - Waterscape 350. Scenic - Landscape Enlarged/Other All prints must be securely attached to a mat board or matted. Photos must be printed on photo paper Best Photo - 8 x 10 photo, 10 x 12 mat 352. Story Board photos telling a story, maximum size mat is 14 x 14. 8

10 2013 Award Announcement BALL Fresh Preserving AWARD FOR ADULT LEVEL presented by: BALL & KERR Fresh Preserving PRODUCTS Jarden Home Brands, marketers of Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products is proud to recognize today s fresh preserving (canning) enthusiasts. First and Second Place Awards will be given to individuals judged as the best in designated categories. A panel of judges will select the two best entries for Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle, and Soft Spread categories. Entries must be preserved in Ball Jars sealed with Ball Lids and Bands, or Ball Collection Elite Jars sealed with Collection Elite Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands. In addition, soft spread entries must be prepared using Ball Pectin: Classic, Low or No-Sugar Needed or Liquid. Entries designated First Place from each category will receive: Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupons for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and one (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin. Entries designated Second Place from each category will receive: One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and one (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin. 9

11 Oklahoma State University, in compliance with Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order as amended, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Ameri cans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and other federal laws and regulations, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origi n, gender, age, religion, disability, or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices or procedures. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Robert E. Whitson, Director of Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Ser vice, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. This publication is printed and issued by Oklahoma State University as authoriz ed by the Vice President, Dean, and Director of the Di vi sion of A gr ic ul tural S ciences and Natur al Resources and has been prepared and distributed at a cost of $.41 per copy. 07/13