THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
THE HARDIN COUNTY FAIR! - Kenton Times
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Page 86 – 2013 <strong>HARDIN</strong> <strong>FAIR</strong> PREMIUM BOOK<br />
rectly, may be missing a piece or pieces, may<br />
not be sanded smooth, or may have been hastily<br />
constructed.<br />
Finish: Finish on the project may show signs of unevenness<br />
or discoloration or the project may still<br />
be wet.<br />
• Projects receiving a C are lacking in two or<br />
more of the above areas:<br />
Requirements: Project doesn’t follow any of the listed<br />
project guidelines.<br />
Overall Appearance: Project is of poor quality and<br />
appearance. Project isn’t clean or neat.<br />
Workmanship: Project is poorly constructed, pieces<br />
are missing, stray marks are evident, no time<br />
was taken on the project display.<br />
Finish: Projects aren’t finished or little time was<br />
taken to carefully apply the appropriate finish.<br />
DIVISION A<br />
GRAIN<br />
Class 1 - Corn. Production of one thousandth of an<br />
acre of corn plus information on production<br />
practices used.<br />
Class 2 - Oats. One quart of any variety grown in<br />
2011 labeled as to variety.<br />
Class 3 - Soybeans. Three plants with roots tied in<br />
a bundle.<br />
Class 4 - Wheat. One quart of any variety grown in<br />
2011.<br />
Class 5 - Hay, any type, 3 pounds.<br />
NOTE: Hay MUST be tied and exhibited in either<br />
a cardboard or wooden box. Suggested size of box,<br />
4 inches by 18 inches by 22 inches. The exhibitor<br />
must supply the box.<br />
Class 6 – Other Farm Crops<br />
DIVISION B<br />
HORTICULTURE<br />
Class 1 – Peppers, plate of three<br />
Class 2 – Cabbage, one head<br />
Class 3 – Carrots, plate of three<br />
Class 4 – Onions, plate of three<br />
Class 5 – Potatoes, plate of three<br />
Class 6 – Tomatoes, plate of three<br />
Class 7 – Potted Horticultural Plant (maximum 10-<br />
inch pot) must be cultivated by exhibitor from<br />
seed, propagation or transplant<br />
Class 8 - Other horticultural crops<br />
DIVISION C<br />
FARM SHOP<br />
Class 1 – Woodworking exhibits up to $20 in cost.<br />
Class 2 – Woodworking exhibits $21 to $35 in cost.<br />
Class 3 – Woodworking exhibits $36 to $50 in cost.<br />
Class 4 – Woodworking exhibits over $51 in cost.<br />
Class 5 – Metal or other shop exhibit up to $20 in<br />
cost.<br />
Class 6 – Metal or other shop exhibit $21 to $35 in<br />
cost.<br />
Class 7 – Metal or other shop exhibit $36 to $50 in<br />
cost.<br />
Class 8 – Metal or other shop exhibit over $51 in<br />
cost.<br />
Premiums $2.00 for classes 1-8<br />
Class 9 – Refurbished tractor. Premium, $7.00<br />
Class 10 – Refurbished other woodworking, metal,<br />
engine. Premium, $5.00. Include before and after<br />
photos.<br />
NOTE: Ag-Ed instructors to decide cost of exhibit.<br />
NOTE: Exhibits may be woodworking, metal or<br />
engineering displays.<br />
DIVISION D<br />
PROJECT STORY<br />
Class 1 – Project Story Poster (consists of a poster<br />
with 4-6 pictures with captions, telling the story<br />
of SAE project or FFA activity on a 22x28<br />
poster board.) Captions must be typed with<br />
40-60 words each. Premium $2.00<br />
• Best of Show plaques for FFA grains and horticulture,<br />
woodworking and other will be given by<br />
Hardin Northern FFA<br />
DEPARTMENT V HIGH SCHOOL<br />
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES<br />
Paul Rickenbacher, Cheryl Hiller, chairman, all<br />
family and consumer science teachers<br />
Judging - 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, September 3<br />
RULES:<br />
1. Entries are open to any student enrolled in vocational<br />
family and consumer science departments<br />
in the schools of Hardin County.<br />
2. Students enrolled for the second semester<br />
classes may exhibit if they have previously<br />
completed a vocational family and consumer<br />
science class.<br />
3. Each student will be allowed one exhibit in<br />
each class.<br />
4. All exhibitors must select articles from projects<br />
or other supervised work.<br />
5. Each teacher determines closing time for entries<br />
and exhibits for the school. A blanket entry,<br />
made by the teacher, covers all exhibits<br />
from that school.<br />
6. Judges will assign the exhibitors in each class<br />
an A, B and C grade according to the merit of<br />
the exhibit. Teachers will grade machine<br />
stitched projects and educational projects<br />
with A, B, or C grade and ribbon.<br />
7. Each teacher must be present to release exhibits<br />
at 7:00 p.m. on the last day of the fair.<br />
8. Each school will be responsible for assigned<br />
booth area under the advisory of the department<br />
chairman who is in charge of all general<br />
arrangements.<br />
9. No article can be exhibited a second time at<br />
the Hardin County Fair.<br />
10. Exhibits are to be in place before judging begins.<br />
DIVISION A<br />
HIGH SCHOOL<br />
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE<br />
Class 1 - Machine stitched projects – stuffed animals,<br />
clothing, aprons, Christmas stockings,<br />
etc. - each exhibit will receive $2.00<br />
Class 2 - Baked goods - quick breads, yeast<br />
breads, cookies, cupcakes. 3 pieces per plate<br />
or an appropriate sample. Each exhibit will<br />
receive $1.00<br />
Class 3 - Handicrafts - hobbies, handstitched<br />
needlework, handicrafts as defined by the<br />
teachers and completed in class or as an FC-<br />
CLA project. Each exhibit will receive $1.00<br />
Class 4 - Snacks – 3 pieces on a plate or an appropriate<br />
sample of candy, dried fruit, granola<br />
or cereal based product, no bake cookies, etc.<br />
Each exhibit will receive $1.00<br />
Class 5 - Canned fruit, vegetables, jellies and/or<br />
jams - exhibits may be in pints, half-pints,<br />
quarts or jelly glasses. Each exhibit will receive<br />
$1.00<br />
Class 6 - Educational projects – economic, family<br />
parenting, career, self-esteem, health or<br />
nutrition projects etc. Projects must have<br />
been supervised by teacher and exemplify<br />
emphasis of curriculum and classroom or action<br />
projects. Each exhibit will receive $1.00<br />
DEPARTMENT W – GIRL SCOUTS<br />
Shirley Anne Green, chairman<br />
Paul Rickenbacher<br />
No entry fee<br />
No premiums paid