THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
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Class 5 - Finewool Fleece<br />
Class 6 - Hampshire Fleece<br />
Class 7 - Montadale Fleece<br />
Class 8 - Oxford Fleece<br />
Class 9 - Shropshire Fleece<br />
Class 10 - Southdown Fleece<br />
Class 11 - Suffolk Fleece<br />
Class 12 - Others<br />
LEAD CLASSES<br />
Committee: Madelyn Lowery and Nancy Wilcox<br />
Judging – Saturday, September 7, 7:00 P.M.<br />
PREMIUMS:<br />
$10 - $8 - $6 - $4 - $2 and $1 to all other participants.<br />
Ribbons to all participants in classes 1 and 2.<br />
No Entry Fee:<br />
Entry blanks available at the Showcase area in<br />
sheep barn.<br />
Entry deadline is 4:00 P.M. at the sheep<br />
barn the day of the show.<br />
1. All sheep to be shown at halter. Exhibitors do<br />
not have to show their own project animal.<br />
2. Score card for lead classes:<br />
Garment Construction & Style 30 points<br />
Poise & Appearance of Exhibitor 30 points<br />
Control & Appearance of Animal 30 points<br />
Sewn by Contestant<br />
10 points<br />
3. Class 1. decorative costumes only.<br />
Class 1 - Costume Lead Class for boys and girls<br />
too young to join 4-H. Costumes only. Trophies<br />
courtesy of Lowery Club Lambs, Mark, Holly<br />
and Eric. In memory of Paul Heilman by Don &<br />
2013 <strong>HARDIN</strong> <strong>FAIR</strong> PREMIUM BOOK – Page 39<br />
Donna Heilman.<br />
Class 2 - Decorative Wool Lead Class for boys and<br />
girls too young to join 4-H. Wool or wool blends<br />
required. Trophy courtesy of Ralston Farms,<br />
Paul & Doris Ralston<br />
Class 3 - Lead Class for Jr. Fair members 9 to 12<br />
years. Must wear wool and lead a sheep. Trophy<br />
courtesy of Liberty National Bank.<br />
Class 4 - Lead Class for Jr. Fair members 13 to 19<br />
years. Must wear wool and lead a sheep. Trophy<br />
courtesy of Cahill Enterprises, Russ Cahill<br />
Class 5 - Lead class for adults too old to join 4-H.<br />
Must wear wool and lead a sheep. Trophy<br />
courtesy of Lowery Club Lambs: Mark, Eric,<br />
Holly.<br />
• If class 1 size warrants, class will be divided<br />
by committee.<br />
• Premiums in classes 1 through 5 are courtesy<br />
of the Hardin County Sheep Improvement<br />
Association and the Hardin County Agricultural<br />
Society.<br />
SHEEP SHEARING CONTEST<br />
Sunday, September 8, 2:00 P.M., Arena<br />
No Entry Fee<br />
PREMIUMS: $15 each contestant<br />
Class 1 - Junior Division<br />
Class 2 - Senior Division<br />
Class 3 - Champion of Champions<br />
• Through the courtesy of Eugene Haudenschield<br />
& Sons Custom Sheep Shearing, a trophy<br />
will be presented to the first and second place<br />
winners of each class.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL<br />
SWING CHOIRS<br />
Followed By<br />
SOCIETY SINGERS<br />
Wednesday, Sept. 4th<br />
7:00 PM<br />
Gen. Adm. $2<br />
5 and under FREE<br />
Reserved Seats $3<br />
Sponsored by ...<br />
The Hardin County<br />
Agricultural Society
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