THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
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8. Reserve Champion Duck, Light Weight - Bill<br />
and Connie Oates<br />
9. Champion Duck, Heavy Weight – Classic<br />
Trophy & Engraving, <strong>Kenton</strong><br />
10. Reserve Champion Duck, Heavy Weight -<br />
David & Jeannette Kiper<br />
11. Champion Meat Duck - Dairy Queen, Mike<br />
and Karen Yankee<br />
12. Reserve Champion Meat Duck – Cahill’s<br />
Automotive LLC<br />
13. Champion Geese – Edith Spencer &<br />
Gabrielle Phelps<br />
14. Reserve Champion Geese – Edith Spencer<br />
& Gabrielle Phelps<br />
15. Champion Pen of Three Pullets – Heritage<br />
Cooperative, Inc<br />
16. Reserve Champion Pen of Three Pullets –<br />
In memory of Donald Dennis by Ethel Dennis<br />
17. Champion Pen of Three Laying Hens –<br />
Ridgway Hatchery Inc., LaRue<br />
18. Reserve Champion Pen of Three Laying<br />
Hens – AHW Enterprises, Jeremy & Tiffany Nelson<br />
19. Champion Decorative Turkey – David and<br />
Jeanette Kiper<br />
20. Reserve Champion Decorative Turkey –<br />
David and Jeanette Kiper<br />
21. Champion Bantam Chicken, Pair - Hoenshel<br />
Family<br />
22. Reserve Champion Bantam, Pair - David<br />
and Jeanette Kiper<br />
23. Champion Standard Chicken, Pair -<br />
Cahill’s Automotive LLC<br />
24. Reserve Champion Standard Chicken,<br />
Pair - Hoenshel Family<br />
25. Champion Single Bantam Hen – Don Hull<br />
Tree Care, Don and Tami Hull<br />
26. Reserve Champion, Single Bantam Hen –<br />
AHW Enterprises, Jeremy and Tiffany Nelson<br />
27. Champion Single Bantam Rooster – Jeff<br />
and Debra Madison Family<br />
28. Reserve Champion Chicken, Single Bantam<br />
Rooster – In memory of Kaleb Allen<br />
29. Champion Standard Single Hen – Rob &<br />
Lori Wilson<br />
30. Reserve Champion Standard Single Hen –<br />
In memory of Kaleb Allen<br />
31. Champion Standard Single Rooster – Don<br />
Hull Tree Care, Don and Tami Hull<br />
32. Reserve Champion Standard Single<br />
Rooster – In memory of Kaleb Allen<br />
INC.<br />
Our specialty has always<br />
been providing insurance<br />
for the farm. We have<br />
been a leader in the farm<br />
insurance industry<br />
throughout Ohio.<br />
Protecting Farm Families Since 1901<br />
INSURANCENTER<br />
Serving Hardin County Since 1917<br />
123 West Carrol St.<br />
P.O. Box 226<br />
<strong>Kenton</strong>, OH 43326 • (419) 673-3130<br />
KEITH A. KISSLING • JOHN T. STEINMAN<br />
DREW M. KISSLING • TOBEY J. STEINMAN<br />
Home Auto Farm Business<br />
2013 <strong>HARDIN</strong> <strong>FAIR</strong> PREMIUM BOOK – Page 61<br />
•Stall Signs for Champion & Reserve Champion<br />
Pen of Three Meat Chickens – Scioto Sign<br />
Company<br />
•Stall Signs for Champion and Reserve Champion<br />
Commercial Turkey – Mt. Victory Meats,<br />
Craig Powell<br />
•Rosettes to the first 5 places in the Poultry<br />
Senior & Intermediate Showmanship Classes<br />
– Judge William D. Hart<br />
•Rosettes to the first 5 places in the Poultry<br />
Beginner and Junior Showmanship Classes –<br />
Mt. Victory Meats, Craig Powell<br />
•Ribbons to Children’s Showmanship Class –<br />
Hardin County Agricultural Society<br />
•Rosettes to the Champion & Reserve Champion<br />
in each class – Hardin County Agricultural<br />
Society<br />
Dept. J<br />
GRAINS AND HAY<br />
Jeff Madison, Supt., Anna Creswell, Dale Cockerell<br />
Judging – Tuesday, September 3, 12:00 P.M.<br />
Entry fee – 25 cents per class<br />
Exhibits to be put on display between 11:00<br />
A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday.<br />
PREMIUMS:<br />
First<br />
$1.50 Ribbon<br />
Second<br />
$1.00 Ribbon<br />
Third<br />
$ .75 Ribbon<br />
Fourth<br />
Ribbon only<br />
Class 1 - Corn, production from 1/1000 acre<br />
with production practices used, grown<br />
in 2013 labeled as to variety<br />
NOTE: Production practices must be provided<br />
at time of entry. A representative sample will<br />
be used from entry to determine moisture and<br />
adjusted weight, as needed. Accurate sampling<br />
for entry should come from the length given in<br />
chart below:<br />
Length of row to equal 1/1000 of an acre:<br />
20” row = 26’<br />
30” row = 17’3”<br />
32” row = 16’6”<br />
34” row = 15’5”<br />
36” row = 14’6”<br />
38” row = 13’9”<br />
40” row = 13’<br />
42” row = 12’5”<br />
Class 2 - Corn, 5 best ears of any hybrid<br />
FORAKER ELEVATOR<br />
A Division of the Mennel Milling Co.<br />
9603 Co. Rd. 89, <strong>Kenton</strong> • 419-675-2655<br />
Convenient, Friendly Service,<br />
Competitive Grain Prices<br />
Good Luck To All<br />
Fair Participants!