GENERAL RULES:
1. Contact the Fair Office for a copy of the rules (623-9011), or www.fullpullproductions.com.
,,,,No children under 12 are allowed in the pit area before 3PM. Parents of anyone under age 18 must sign
....the insurance wavier.

GENERAL RULES:
1. This pull is part of the activity of the Bedford County Fair and is conducted to demonstrate the pulling ability of each tractor in conjunction with the skill of the tractor's driver.
2. The pull is also intended for the entertainment of the spectators. We expect this "pull" to be friendly competition and insist all participants maintain this attitude. We feel the following rules are liberal as well as quite fair..
3. THERE WILL BE A DRIVERS MEETING JUST PRIOR TO THE START OF THE PULL.
4. All tractors must be registered before they can be weighed. At registration each tractor will be given a card to be placed on the left side of the hood. The card will indicate which weight classes the tractor is entered in plus the order in which the tractor will be pulling. The card will also indicate if the tractor is pulling in the pure-stock or the hot stock category.
5. Each pulling tracto will be allowed to pull in just two (2) weight classes. The winner in each weight class will be allowed to pull in the next higher weight class, but only one (1) timel.
6. The tractor driver and one helper gets admitted free at the Fair gate and pit infield gate and they must enter the gates at the same time as the tractor.
7. A charge of $10 per hookup for each tractor must be paid at registration.
8. No one under the age of 12 can go into the infield pit.
9. No one under the age of 16 will be allowed to "pull".
10. A tractor may pull in a class after the class has started provided it does not detain the action.
11. All tractors must stay in designated area following official weigh-in.
12.Only authentic weights may be used, but they must be attached in a secure manner. Pulling director has the final say.
13 Up to 20 inch drawbar is allowed. Drawbar assembly must be of original type.
14. SAFETY - All tractors must be operated in a safe manner at all times. Saftey devices may be added at the operators discretion.
15. The front end of the tractor, if elevated while pulling will be stopped at the discretion of the flagman.
16. The first puller in a class may repull at the end of the class if they so desire. Puller may stop within 75 feet for any reason. The restart is final.
17. Only pneumatic, conventional rubber or radial tires are permitted. Rims may be up to 4 inches over tire width. No cut tires allowed. No four wheel drives may pull in competition.
18. Engines - Farm stock tractors must have stock engines. Factory turbos only are pemitted. Injector pump must be stock. Engine may not excee factory rated RPM by more than 20 percent. We reserve the right to check any questionable engine.
19. Farm stock weight classes are: 3500, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7500, 9500 and 12500.
20. Hot stock classes: Any tractor that is not Farm Stock or does not have a stock turbo will be in the Hot Stock class. No superstocks will be allowed to "pull".
21. Hot stock weight classes are: 4500, 6000, 7500, 9500, 11,500 and 13,500.
22. Prizes to be paid for each weight class are: $35 1st. $30 2nd, $25 3rd, $20 4th, $15 5th and $10 6th.
23. A Trophy will be awarded to the first place puller in each class.
24. All rules and questions will be interpeted and answered by the committee, their decisions are final.

SCORING:
Tournament game consists of fifty (50) points. Informal games are usually twenty-one (21) points. Points are scored according to the position of the shoes at the end of each inning.

1. Only one player scores in any inning.
2. A shoe must be within six (6) inches of the stake to score.
3. A "ringer" is declared when a shoe encircles the stake bar enough to allow the touching of both heel calks simultaneously with the straight edge and permita clearance of the stake.
4. Closest shoe to stake scores one (1) point.
5. Two shoes closer than the opponent's count two (2) points.
6. One ringer scores three (3) points, two ringers counts six (6) points)
7. Two ringers against one for opponent counts three (3) points.
8. One ringer and closest shoe of same player scores four (4) points.
9. If each player has a ringer, the next closest shoe, if within six (6) inches of the stake, scores one (1) point.
10. A leaning shoe has no value over one touching the stake.
11. All equals count as ties, and no points are scored.

PRIZES:
......1st Place ------$40.00
......2nd Place -----$25.00
......3rd Place -----$20.00
......4th Place -----$15.00

OBJECTIVE:
To provide an opportunity for the public to observe contestants wearing wool fashions while leading a sheep as a means of emphasizing this particular aspect of the sheep industry.
SPECIAL RULES:
1. Sheep must be a yearling ewe, ewe lamb or wether. No rams are permitted.
2. Sheep must be fitted appropriately for the breed, and trained to show at the halter.
3. Contestant will be judged on poise, appearance and control of the sheep.
4. Contestant must be attired in a woolen outfit, with the exception of the novelty classes, which should be appropriate and attractive. The percentage of wool in each piece of clothing must be listed in a description of the fabric content. Judges will take fabric content into consideration when making decisions.
5. Sheep are to be judged on general appearance - fitting, cleanliness, etc.
6. Entries are limited to Bedford County residents or any junior sheep exhibitor.
7. Entries are to be made on the Livestock Entry Form. This entry is due in the Fair Office on June 21. A more detailed form to describe your outfit or novelty entry will then be mailed to each contestant. This form must then be returned to:

VICKIE STYER
2269 EGOLF ROAD
BEDFORD, PA 15522

Any questions please call 623-3371.

No later than July 7, 2008. If the completed leadline information is NOT RECEIVED by Vickie by that date the entry will no be accepted. All information on this form will be considered FINAL as of July 7.
8. Each contestant is limited to two (2) classes.
9. Each class will be placed and ribbons awarded. A trophy will be given to each first (1st) place winner.
10. All animals must have health papers.

Contestants will be divided into age groups as follows: 5 & under, 6-8, 9-12, 13 & up. Ages as of January 1.

One class, no age group. Outfits constructed by the CONTESTANTS will be judged on construction, fit, and appropriateness.

Exhibitor may participate in ONLY ONE novelty class. Contestants may dress themselves and their sheep in any sort of costume. (Rule No 4 above will be suspended for this class). The purpose is to be creative and perhaps humorous. No age limit.

3A. INDIVIDUAL NOVELTY: Age groups are the same as standard leadline.
3B. GROUP NOVELTY: One class, no age groups, 2 or more contestants.

GENERAL RULES:
1. Each contestant must be 16 years of age or older.
2. Each contestant or team must furnish own cutting device.
3. Winners will be determined by fastest times. Judges decisions are final.
4. Chainsaw operators must wear CHAPS, EYE and EAR PROTECTION. Operator must provide own safety equipment.

CROSS CUT SAWING:
1. All styles of saws are allowed for competition..
2. 10x10 poplar will be cut.
3. Contestants must make 2 complete cuts.
4. Cut outs will disqualify time.
5. Time will start on "go" and will end when last cut is completed. .

AXE CHOPPING:
1. Classic division is for working grade axes.
2. 6X6 poplar will be chopped.
3. Pro division is for modern racing style axes.
4. 10X10 poplar will be chopped.
5. Time will start when axe head hits the wood and end when block is completely chopped in 2 separate pieces.
6. Numbers will be drawn to determine chopping blocks.
7. Judges reserves the right to determine axe classification.

AXE THROWING:
1. Axe must be minimum of 24" overall length.
2. Axe must have a double bit head.
3. Target center will be 60" off of ground..
4. Throwing line will be 20" from center of target.
5. Axe must stick in target with front bit of axe only.
6. Score will be given for highest score ring broken by axe bit..
7. Contestants are allowed 1 practice throw and 3 scoring thros.
8. Best score from total of 3 throw wins.
9. Please have practice before entering competition if judge determines it is your first time throwing, you will not be allowed to compete.


MODIFIED CHAINSAW :
1. This is for chainsaws with carburetor and exhause modifications only. No motorcycle or snowmobile engines.
2. Contestants must complete 3 full cuts.
3. Cut outs will result in disqualification.
4. Sawyers will start with both hands on wood and chainsaw running on the ground.
5. Time will start on go and end when 3rd cut is complete.
6. 12x12 poplar will be cut.

GENERAL RULES:
1. Prizes will follow games.
2. Participants must be in the game area for door prizes. no exceptions.
3. A series of games and contests appropriate to the child's age will be enjoyed
4. Denny Huber will MC.

GENERAL RULES:
1. Must be a current 4-H member in good standing enrolled in the 4-H Air Rifle project.
2. Entries must be made on the official entry form in the Fair Premium Tabloid and returned to the Fair office by entry deadline.
3. Eye protection is required.
4. Order of firing will be determined by the range officer and/or members on the day of the shoot.
5. Each bulls-eye equals 10 points. All divisions will use 10 bull targets.There are three (3) stances (prone, kneeling, standing). If a line is broken by the shot, the higher of the point score is given to the shooter.

ADDITIONAL 4-H AIR RIFLE CONTEST RULES:
1. Shooting distance for the shoot is 33 feet. The type of target used is the AR 10 meter, air rifle, 10 bull target, as appropriate.
2. All divisions will have 30 minutes to complete 3 shooting positions 10 bull stance. Each shooter is allowed 2 practice shots for each stance if desired.

Novice Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.
Junior Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.
Senior Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.

Event and Tent Sponsors: HOPEWELL SPORTSMAN, CHESTNUT RIDGE BOW & GUN

GENERAL RULES:
1. Must be a current 4-H member in good standing enrolled in the 4-H Air Pistol project, with a current project leader in active status..
2. Entries must be made on the official entry form in the Fair Premium Tabloid and returned to the Fair office by entry deadline.
3. Eye protection is required.
4. Order of firing will be determined by the range officer and/or members on the day of the shoot.
5. All divisions will fire a total of 10 rounds at 2 targets(5 at each), in 2 positions.

Novice Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.
Junior Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.
Senior Overall Grand and Reserve Grand Trophies will be awarded.

Program Sponsors: HOPEWELL SPORTSMAN, CHESTNUT RIDGE BOW & GUN CLUB

CONTEST RULES: Contestant/winner must:
1. Be 16-20 years of age on June 1, 2008
2. Have her parents/guardians consent.
3. Be single, never married, have had no children and must not marry nor get pregnant during her reign.
4. Be available to attend some Fair events or contests throughout Fair Week.
5. Be available to compete in the PA State Fair Queen Contest in January 2009 as the Bedford County Fair representative..
6. Be a resident of Pennsylvania.
7. Not be a former local Fair Queen Winner or former State Fair Queen Contestant.
8. Not hold any other title for another commodity group or pageant.
9. Be of good moral character.

The contest consists of:
1. A written essay on the topice "What My Fair Means To My Community", submitted with biographical information/application.
2. A personal interview.
3. Evening gown competition.
4. Question/answer period during contest.
5. Speech presentation "Why You Should Come To My Fair".

First Prize: $500
Second Prize: $100
Speech: Sponsored by Dr. Beth Clark $50
Interview: Sponsored by Barb Mearkle in Honor of Past Queens Cindi Feather & Jamie Mearkle $50.
Crowns: Sponsored by Beverly Stanton
Essay: Sponsored by Jim & Sue Edwards $50