THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
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DEPARTMENT U<br />
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION<br />
JUNIOR <strong>FAIR</strong> BUILDING AND<br />
JUNIOR <strong>FAIR</strong> EXHIBITS<br />
Paul Rickenbacher, Superintendent, Nancy Rickenbacher,<br />
Anna Creswell, Lynnette Benson<br />
Regulations:<br />
1. Entries are open to regularly enrolled high<br />
school agricultural education students. Maximum<br />
age limit is that a boy or girl must not<br />
have passed his or her 19th birthday on January<br />
1, of the current year. All entries must be a<br />
part of the students’ agricultural education program.<br />
2. Each student will be allowed one exhibit in each<br />
class unless otherwise stated. Students may enter<br />
more than one item in Division C, Class 1, 2<br />
and 3. The maximum number of entries by one<br />
exhibitor in each division is 3.<br />
3. ADVANCE ENTRIES MUST BE MADE IN ALL JU-<br />
NIOR <strong>FAIR</strong> CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE AU-<br />
GUST 16, 5:00 P.M. Please inform Anna<br />
Creswell of any large projects that would need<br />
special consideration for display and/or judging.<br />
4. Judges will divide the exhibits in each class into<br />
A, B and C groups according to the merit of the<br />
exhibit and each exhibitor will receive a ribbon<br />
of that grade.<br />
5. No article can be exhibited a second time at the<br />
Hardin County Fair.<br />
6. All exhibits must be in place between 11:00 A.M.<br />
and 4:00 P.M., Monday, September 2.<br />
7. Exhibits are released at 7:00 P.M. Sunday and<br />
must be removed by 9:00 P.M.<br />
8. Rosettes will be awarded to the top exhibition in:<br />
a. Grain and Horticulture<br />
b. Woodworking – Farm Shop<br />
2013 <strong>HARDIN</strong> <strong>FAIR</strong> PREMIUM BOOK – Page 85<br />
c. Other – Farm Shop<br />
9. No group projects.<br />
Judging – Monday September 2 at 4:00 p.m.<br />
PREMIUMS:<br />
Grain and Horticulture Awards: $2 per exhibit,<br />
A, B, C ribbons. Farm Shop and Project Story<br />
Awards: as listed, A, B, C ribbons.<br />
• In order to receive an A, a project is graded on<br />
the following criteria:<br />
Requirements: Project follows the display, size and<br />
amount guidelines set in the Official Fair Premium<br />
Book.<br />
Overall Appearance: Project is nicely displayed,<br />
neat and clean. Grain and horticulture projects<br />
are of good quality and uniform in size. Project<br />
stories use correct spelling, appropriate captions<br />
and are neatly constructed.<br />
Workmanship: Project is put together squarely; all<br />
pieces are attached correctly; all hardware is attached<br />
correctly; project has been sanded and<br />
stray marks removed; nails and screws have<br />
been countersunk. Project stories have all pictures<br />
and captions glued on securely and time<br />
has been taken on the project story. Not applicable<br />
to grain or horticulture projects.<br />
Finish: Finish is appropriate to the project (paint,<br />
stain, polyurethane) and applied neatly. Not applicable<br />
to grain projects, horticulture projects,<br />
or project stories.<br />
• Projects receiving a B are lacking in any one of<br />
the above areas:<br />
Requirements: Project may not follow one or more<br />
of the display guidelines.<br />
Overall Appearance: Project may not be neat,<br />
clean, of good quality, use correct spelling or<br />
make use of appropriate captions.<br />
Workmanship: Project may not be constructed cor-<br />
THURSDAY SEPT. 5TH • 6:00 P.M.<br />
$1.00 Gen. Adm., GRANDSTAND SEATING<br />
PARI-MUTUELS BETTING<br />
Visit our website! www.hardincountyfair.org<br />
Sponsored by ...<br />
The Hardin County<br />
Agricultural Society