THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times

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A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
326–337 by Hardin County Agricultural Society.
Department S4
Division – Decorative Painting
Rules:
1. No canvas is to be used.
2. Read the general rules.
3. All entries will be accepted Monday, Sept. 2,
2013 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4
p.m. NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
AFTER 4 P.M.
PROFESSIONAL
Anyone who teaches or works as a tole artist
professionally.
Class 338 – Painted slate
Class 339 – Painted wood
Class 340 – Painted metal
Class 341 – Painted pottery
Class 342 – Painted glass
Class 343 – Fabric or material
Class 344 – Painted gourds
Class 345 – Holiday painting
Class 346 – Americana
Class 347 – Recycle items – like buckets, skillets,
jars, bottles, candles, ironing boards, etc.
Class 348 – Any other item not listed above.
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
338–348 by the Hardin County Agricultural
Society.
SENIOR CITIZEN
Anyone over the age of 62.
Class 349 – Painted slate
Class 350 – Painted wood
Class 351 – Painted metal
Class 352 – Painted pottery
Class 353 – Painted glass
Class 354 – Fabric or material
Class 355 – Painted gourds
Class 356 – Holiday painting
Class 357 – Americana
Class 358 – Recycle items – like buckets, skillets,
jars, bottles, candles, ironing boards, etc.
Class 359 – Any other item not listed above.
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
349–359 by the Hardin County Agricultural
Society.
ADULT
Anyone over 18, out of high school.
Class 360 – Painted slate
Class 361 – Painted wood
Class 362 – Painted metal
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Class 363 – Painted pottery
Class 364 – Painted glass
Class 365 – Fabric or material
Class 366 – Painted gourds
Class 367 – Holiday painting
Class 368 – Americana
Class 369 – Recycle items – like buckets, skillets,
jars, bottles, candles, ironing boards, etc.
Class 370 – Any other item not listed above.
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
360–370 by the Hardin County Agricultural
Society.
HIGH SCHOOL
Students in grades 9–12.
Class 371 – Painted slate
Class 372 – Painted wood
Class 373 – Painted metal
Class 374 – Painted pottery
Class 375 – Painted glass
Class 376 – Fabric or material
Class 377 – Painted gourds
Class 378 – Holiday painting
Class 379 – Americana
Class 380 – Recycle items – like buckets, skillets,
jars, bottles, candles, ironing boards, etc.
Class 381 – Any other item not listed above.
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
371–381 by the Hardin County Agricultural
Society.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Students in grades 6, 7 and 8.
Class 382 – Painted slate
Class 383 – Painted wood
Class 384 – Painted metal
Class 385 – Painted pottery
Class 386 – Painted glass
Class 387 – Fabric or material
Class 388 – Painted gourds
Class 389 – Holiday painting
Class 390– Americana
Class 391 – Recycle items – like buckets, skillets,
jars, bottles, candles, ironing boards, etc.
Class 392 – Any other item not listed above.
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
382–392 by the Hardin County Agricultural
Society.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Students in grades 1–5
Class 393 – Any painted object
Class 394 – Holiday painting
A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette
will be given for Best of Show in classes
393–394 by the Hardin County Agricultural
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