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THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times

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PREMIUMS:<br />

First<br />

Second<br />

Third<br />

Fourth<br />

$ 1.50 Ribbon<br />

$ 1.00 Ribbon<br />

$ .75 Ribbon<br />

Ribbon only<br />

Class 1 - Beets, red, plate of three<br />

Class 2 - Cabbage, red, one head<br />

Class 3 - Cabbage, green, one head<br />

Class 4 - Carrots, plate of three<br />

Class 5 - Cauliflower, one head<br />

Class 6 - Onions, yellow, plate of three<br />

Class 7 - Onions, white, plate of three<br />

Class 8 - Onions, red, plate of three<br />

Class 9 - Peppers, bell, plate of three<br />

Class 10 – Peppers, bananas, plate of three<br />

Class 11 – Peppers, any other sweet, plate of three<br />

Class 12 – Peppers, Chili/Cayenne, plate of three<br />

Class 13 - Peppers, Jalapeno, plate of three<br />

Class 14 - Peppers, Habanera, plate of three<br />

Class 15 - Peppers, any other hot, plate of three<br />

Class 16 - Potatoes, Kennebec, plate of three<br />

Class 17 - Potatoes, Irish Cobbler, plate of three<br />

Class 18 - Potatoes, Katahdin, plate of three<br />

Class 19 - Potatoes, Russett Rural, plate of three<br />

Class 20 – Potatoes, Red Pontiac or other red variety,<br />

plate of three<br />

Class 21 - Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, plate of<br />

three<br />

Class 22 - Any other variety of potatoes, plate of<br />

three<br />

Class 23 - Largest Potato (one) - not sweet<br />

Class 24 – Pumpkins, miniature, plate of three<br />

(all alike)<br />

Class 25 – Pumpkins, pie or sugar, less than 9<br />

inches tall (not miniature), one<br />

Class 26 – Pumpkins, larger than 9 inches tall,<br />

one<br />

Class 27 - Largest Pumpkin, hard stem<br />

Class 28 - Largest Pumpkin, soft stem<br />

NOTE: Hard stem pumpkins have a dark green,<br />

rough, hard stem. Soft stem pumpkins usually<br />

grow larger and have a light yellow, orange, white<br />

or light green stem that is soft and watery.<br />

Class 29 - Zucchini, one (under 10”)<br />

Class 30 - Squash, one summer (not zucchini)<br />

Class 31 - Squash, Butternut (winter), one<br />

Class 32 - Squash, Acorn (winter), one<br />

Class 33 - Squash, any other winter, one<br />

Class 34 - Largest Squash - not pumpkin-like<br />

Class 35 - Tomatoes, red 1 1/2-3” in diameter,<br />

plate of three - not Italian style<br />

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about anything with<br />

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on the road, safe & sound!<br />

BORN’S Tire Center, LLC<br />

517 E. Columbus St. Phone 419-673-1060<br />

2013 <strong>HARDIN</strong> <strong>FAIR</strong> PREMIUM BOOK – Page 63<br />

Class 36 - Tomatoes, red over 3” in diameter,<br />

plate of three<br />

Class 37 - Tomatoes, yellow, plate of three<br />

Class 38 - Tomatoes, Italian style, plate of three<br />

Class 39 – Tomatoes, cherry, grape or pear, plate<br />

of seven<br />

Class 40 - Popcorn, three ears<br />

Class 41 - Pickles, under 4”, plate of five<br />

Class 42 - Cucumbers, over 4”, plate of three<br />

Class 43 – Eggplant, plate of one<br />

Class 44 – Beans, any variety, plate of seven<br />

Class 45 – Garlic, plate of three bulbs<br />

Class 46 – Vegetable, other, plate of three<br />

Class 47 – Most unusual looking vegetable, one<br />

Class 48 - Gourds, medium/large, one<br />

Class 49 – Gourds, ornamental or miniature,<br />

plate of three (all alike)<br />

Class 50 - Gourds, Decorative Gourds in an appropriate<br />

container, two each of three different<br />

varieties. Decorations encouraged. Containers<br />

left at owner’s risk.<br />

Master Gardener Display (see Dept. K, Raw<br />

Fruits) Includes vegetables. Enter as Dept. K,<br />

Class 17. Display to include any 8 different classes<br />

of raw fruits (class 1-16) and/or raw vegetables<br />

(class 1-49).<br />

NOTE: Through the courtesy of the Hardin<br />

County Agricultural Society, a rosette will be given<br />

to the Best of Show, Reserve Best of Show,<br />

and 3rd-5th Best of Show in classes 1-49.<br />

CHILDREN’S CLASSES<br />

Classes for children 8 and under and not in 4-<br />

H. No entry fee, but entries due by August 16.<br />

Class 51 - Squash, one<br />

Class 52 - Tomatoes, plate of three<br />

Class 53 - Sunflower, largest head<br />

Class 54 - Pumpkin, one<br />

Class 55 - Carrots, plate of three<br />

Class 56 - Cucumbers, plate of three<br />

Class 57 - Peppers, plate of three<br />

Class 58 - Mr. Potato Head - age 5 and 6 day of<br />

show<br />

Class 59 - Mr. Potato Head - age 7 and 8 day of<br />

show. Participants must create a “MR. POTA-<br />

TO HEAD” by using a real potato along with<br />

other items of their choice, not to exceed 8x8<br />

inches. Theme to follow for 2013: “Hardin<br />

County School Spirit”<br />

Class 60 - “It’s the Great Pumpkin Decorating<br />

Contest” age 5 and 6 day of show.<br />

Class 61 - “It’s the Great Pumpkin Decorat-<br />

Good Luck To All<br />

Fair Participants!<br />

STEVE EATON<br />

AUCTIONEER<br />

You Call Me,<br />

I’ll Call For<br />

You!<br />

419-675-1949<br />

567-674-0838

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