THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times

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rectly, may be missing a piece or pieces, may
not be sanded smooth, or may have been hastily
constructed.
Finish: Finish on the project may show signs of unevenness
or discoloration or the project may still
be wet.
• Projects receiving a C are lacking in two or
more of the above areas:
Requirements: Project doesn’t follow any of the listed
project guidelines.
Overall Appearance: Project is of poor quality and
appearance. Project isn’t clean or neat.
Workmanship: Project is poorly constructed, pieces
are missing, stray marks are evident, no time
was taken on the project display.
Finish: Projects aren’t finished or little time was
taken to carefully apply the appropriate finish.
DIVISION A
GRAIN
Class 1 - Corn. Production of one thousandth of an
acre of corn plus information on production
practices used.
Class 2 - Oats. One quart of any variety grown in
2011 labeled as to variety.
Class 3 - Soybeans. Three plants with roots tied in
a bundle.
Class 4 - Wheat. One quart of any variety grown in
2011.
Class 5 - Hay, any type, 3 pounds.
NOTE: Hay MUST be tied and exhibited in either
a cardboard or wooden box. Suggested size of box,
4 inches by 18 inches by 22 inches. The exhibitor
must supply the box.
Class 6 – Other Farm Crops
DIVISION B
HORTICULTURE
Class 1 – Peppers, plate of three
Class 2 – Cabbage, one head
Class 3 – Carrots, plate of three
Class 4 – Onions, plate of three
Class 5 – Potatoes, plate of three
Class 6 – Tomatoes, plate of three
Class 7 – Potted Horticultural Plant (maximum 10-
inch pot) must be cultivated by exhibitor from
seed, propagation or transplant
Class 8 - Other horticultural crops
DIVISION C
FARM SHOP
Class 1 – Woodworking exhibits up to $20 in cost.
Class 2 – Woodworking exhibits $21 to $35 in cost.
Class 3 – Woodworking exhibits $36 to $50 in cost.
Class 4 – Woodworking exhibits over $51 in cost.
Class 5 – Metal or other shop exhibit up to $20 in
cost.
Class 6 – Metal or other shop exhibit $21 to $35 in
cost.
Class 7 – Metal or other shop exhibit $36 to $50 in
cost.
Class 8 – Metal or other shop exhibit over $51 in
cost.
Premiums $2.00 for classes 1-8
Class 9 – Refurbished tractor. Premium, $7.00
Class 10 – Refurbished other woodworking, metal,
engine. Premium, $5.00. Include before and after
photos.
NOTE: Ag-Ed instructors to decide cost of exhibit.
NOTE: Exhibits may be woodworking, metal or
engineering displays.
DIVISION D
PROJECT STORY
Class 1 – Project Story Poster (consists of a poster
with 4-6 pictures with captions, telling the story
of SAE project or FFA activity on a 22x28
poster board.) Captions must be typed with
40-60 words each. Premium $2.00
• Best of Show plaques for FFA grains and horticulture,
woodworking and other will be given by
Hardin Northern FFA
DEPARTMENT V HIGH SCHOOL
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
Paul Rickenbacher, Cheryl Hiller, chairman, all
family and consumer science teachers
Judging - 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, September 3
RULES:
1. Entries are open to any student enrolled in vocational
family and consumer science departments
in the schools of Hardin County.
2. Students enrolled for the second semester
classes may exhibit if they have previously
completed a vocational family and consumer
science class.
3. Each student will be allowed one exhibit in
each class.
4. All exhibitors must select articles from projects
or other supervised work.
5. Each teacher determines closing time for entries
and exhibits for the school. A blanket entry,
made by the teacher, covers all exhibits
from that school.
6. Judges will assign the exhibitors in each class
an A, B and C grade according to the merit of
the exhibit. Teachers will grade machine
stitched projects and educational projects
with A, B, or C grade and ribbon.
7. Each teacher must be present to release exhibits
at 7:00 p.m. on the last day of the fair.
8. Each school will be responsible for assigned
booth area under the advisory of the department
chairman who is in charge of all general
arrangements.
9. No article can be exhibited a second time at
the Hardin County Fair.
10. Exhibits are to be in place before judging begins.
DIVISION A
HIGH SCHOOL
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE
Class 1 - Machine stitched projects – stuffed animals,
clothing, aprons, Christmas stockings,
etc. - each exhibit will receive $2.00
Class 2 - Baked goods - quick breads, yeast
breads, cookies, cupcakes. 3 pieces per plate
or an appropriate sample. Each exhibit will
receive $1.00
Class 3 - Handicrafts - hobbies, handstitched
needlework, handicrafts as defined by the
teachers and completed in class or as an FC-
CLA project. Each exhibit will receive $1.00
Class 4 - Snacks – 3 pieces on a plate or an appropriate
sample of candy, dried fruit, granola
or cereal based product, no bake cookies, etc.
Each exhibit will receive $1.00
Class 5 - Canned fruit, vegetables, jellies and/or
jams - exhibits may be in pints, half-pints,
quarts or jelly glasses. Each exhibit will receive
$1.00
Class 6 - Educational projects – economic, family
parenting, career, self-esteem, health or
nutrition projects etc. Projects must have
been supervised by teacher and exemplify
emphasis of curriculum and classroom or action
projects. Each exhibit will receive $1.00
DEPARTMENT W – GIRL SCOUTS
Shirley Anne Green, chairman
Paul Rickenbacher
No entry fee
No premiums paid