THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
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JUNIOR <strong>FAIR</strong> SALE<br />
Committee: Don Spar, chairman, Cindy Layman,<br />
Gene McCluer, Dennis Comstock, Gary<br />
Flinn, Jerry McBride, Tracy Shepherd, all Livestock<br />
Department Supt., all Vo-Ag instructors.<br />
Saturday, September 7<br />
SALE ORDER 8:00 A.M. Rabbits, Hogs, Broilers,<br />
Turkeys, Dairy Beef Feeders, Milk, Lambs,<br />
Goats, Beef Steers, Dairy Steers<br />
AUCTIONEERS<br />
Brandon Daniels<br />
Gary Saylor<br />
Dave Wedertz<br />
Cliff Wynegar<br />
Jan Layman<br />
Marvin Ford<br />
Henry Eastman<br />
Courtesy of Plaza Inn in Mt. Victory, each<br />
auctioneer will receive a gift certificate.<br />
The Junior Fair Livestock Sale is managed by<br />
the Hardin County Agricultural Society.<br />
The Hardin County Agricultural Society is an<br />
agent only. Sellers will be paid when the specific<br />
buyer has paid the Fair Board.<br />
All animals offered in the Junior Fair Sale<br />
must be 4-H or FFA projects. Only animals<br />
shown in the Junior Fair Market classes are eligible<br />
to sell. Animals may not sell if they are declared<br />
ineligible for health reasons or because of<br />
drug treatment limitations.<br />
The Junior Fair Swine and Market Lamb<br />
Shows are classified as terminal shows. These<br />
animals must go directly to slaughter. To comply<br />
with ODA rules, these animals can not be<br />
taken home before delivery to a custom slaughterhouse.<br />
Failure to follow these rules can have<br />
serious consequences including forfeiture of all<br />
fair premiums and disqualification from competition<br />
at future fairs.<br />
Junior Fair Exhibitors may sell in only one<br />
market livestock species, including milk, in the<br />
Junior Fair Sale. The species chosen must be<br />
designated on the Junior Fair entry blank. All<br />
Champions will sell in addition to the species<br />
designated by the exhibitor to be sold on their<br />
entry blank.<br />
Born & Raised in Hardin County Champions<br />
are not considered champions for the Junior<br />
Fair Livestock Sale.<br />
All animals shown in market classes are required<br />
to sell in the Junior Fair livestock sale.<br />
Exceptions are animals not declared for sale by<br />
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youth showing two or more different species<br />
and those declared ineligible for health reasons.<br />
Junior Fair exhibitors may exhibit two beef<br />
steers but may sell only one. The animal to be<br />
sold must be declared to sell and will be tagged<br />
immediately after the Market Steer Show.<br />
Only animals declared for sale in the Junior<br />
Fair Livestock Sale are eligible to be covered by<br />
the Insurance Fund. Steers not declared to sell<br />
at time of weigh-in and steers not eligible following<br />
the show will not be insured.<br />
A gallon milkcan will be offered for sale from<br />
the projects of Junior Fair Dairy exhibitors. The<br />
proceeds of the sale will be prorated between all<br />
Junior Fair Dairy exhibitors present at the Sale.<br />
The milk sale will be conducted with bids of<br />
$50.00 accepted with each donation accumulating<br />
towards the final price.<br />
BUYERS NOTE: All sales must be paid for<br />
the day of the Sale, or definite settlement<br />
arrangements must be made with the clerk before<br />
leaving the Arena. Shipping instructions<br />
must be put on the bill at the time of settlement.<br />
All Dairy Beef Feeders will go to the rebuy<br />
bidder.<br />
All Rabbits will go to the rebuy bidder.<br />
No resale of animals by buyers will be allowed<br />
during sale.<br />
Rabbits, poultry and goats sold in the Junior<br />
Livestock Sale and beef and dairy beef feeders<br />
ineligible to sell can be removed at the regular<br />
release time of 7:00 P.M. Sunday, September 8.<br />
Steers, hogs and lambs sold in the Junior Fair<br />
Livestock Sale will be released at 9:00 P.M. Sunday,<br />
September 8. Animals are to be removed<br />
from the Fairgrounds by noon on Monday, September<br />
9. Champions will be released at 7:00<br />
p.m. Sunday, September 8.<br />
The Hardin County Agricultural Society<br />
and/or the Insurance Fund are not responsible<br />
for animals after they leave the Fairgrounds, or<br />
after Monday noon following the Fair.<br />
Market livestock will be the responsibility of<br />
the Junior Fair exhibitor until release time on<br />
Sunday. Exhibitors are to feed, water and care<br />
for market livestock and see that they are haltered,<br />
tied and penned until release time.<br />
Junior Fair exhibitors are responsible for as-<br />
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