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Page 88 – 2013 HARDIN FAIR PREMIUM BOOK DIVISION A HOME ECONOMICS PREMIUMS: $2.00 per exhibit courtesy of Hardin County Agricultural Society NOTE: 4-H members displaying project exhibits in their local club booths do not need to make entry on a Junior Fair Entry Blank. DEPARTMENT Y EDUCATIONAL BOOTHS Paul Rickenbacher, Superintendent Regulations 1. Entries in this department must be made with the fair office on open class entry blank. The first entries will be accepted. Space will be provided for that number. 2. Entries will close Friday, August 16, 5:00 P.M. 3. Exhibits should be of an educational type rather than farm produce display. Exhibits should be so organized as to explain and illustrate some single aim or activity of the organization. 4. Electric current will be provided but decorative material must be furnished by the exhibitor. 5. Exhibits should be planned on the following basis: a. Power to attract attention, such as originality, and the use of life, motion, color and light. b. Power to arouse and hold interest of all classes of people. c. Development of the exhibit to include one idea neatly labeled and logically arranged so as to present an artistic, neat and attractive appearance. Class 1 - Family Career & Community Leaders of America - $20.00 Class 2 - Hardin County FFA Chapters - $20.00 Class 3 - Junior Granges Class 4 - Boy Scouts of America - $2.00 per troop showing Class 5 - Subordinate Granges Class 6 - Garden Clubs NOTE: Premiums for Class 3 and 6: 1st - $30.00, 2nd - $25.00, 3rd - $20.00, all others $15.00 each. NOTE: Premiums for Class 5: 1st - $80.00, 2nd - $70, 3rd - $60.00. NOTE: Theme for Class 5 will be each Grange’s choice. SUBORDINATE GRANGE EXHIBIT SCORE CARD Judging: Wednesday, September 4, 6:00 P.M. 1. Top of booths will be optional. 2. The space between the wall of booth and picket fence will be left undecorated. 3. Color of walls optional. 4. No sound such as records, tapes, etc. Points 1. Originality of theme and material used 20 2. Effectiveness in portraying the aims and purposes of the grange 20 3. Attractiveness Ability to attract and hold attention. Neatness 20 4. Achievements and community service Achievement of local Grange 15 5. General idea around which exhibit is built 10 6. Handicrafts 10 7. Farm Products 10 JUNIOR GRANGE FAIR EXHIBIT SCORE CARD 1. General Appearance 40 Neatness Originality Presentation of booth theme Age appropriate including Grange name, number and booth committee 2. Demonstration of Junior Grange principles 30 To include but not limited to: Education Conservation Family Community Rural/Urban Life 3. Demonstration of Junior Grange activities 30 To include, but not limited to: State and national contests/programs Local activities Literary programs DEPARTMENT Z – SCHOOL ART Paul Rickenbacher, All Hardin Co. High School Art Teachers 1. Entries are open to any student enrolled in grades 9-12 of any Hardin County Public School and who are also enrolled in a scheduled course of art. 2. Students who have completed an art course in the immediately preceding year may exhibit with the permission of the instructor. 3. Each art student is permitted five entries with no more than two entries in any one class, as long as space is available. 4. All exhibitors must select articles from projects and other supervised practice or class work. 5. Each art teacher determines closing time for art entries and exhibits for the school. A blanket entry, made by the art teacher, covers all exhibits from that school. (The blanket entry format is determined by the Hardin County Agricultural Society and is obtained from the fair secretary prior to the opening day). 6. Judges will divide the exhibitors in each class into A, B and C groups, according to the merit of the exhibit. Each exhibitor in the group will receive a ribbon of that grade. 7. Exhibitors cards must be presented before the article will be released at the exhibit release time (Sunday at 7 P.M.). 8. Art teacher shall supervise project preparation, set up, judging and dismantling the exhibit under the chair of the head of the High School Art Division who is in charge of general arrangements with the cooperation of the Hardin County Agricultural Society. 9. No article can be exhibited a second time at the Hardin County Fair. 10. Exhibits are to be in place in the assigned area by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday of the week of the fair. 11. Exhibits will not be released until 7 P.M. on Sunday of the week of the fair. 12. Class designation of projects will be determined by the teachers.
13. All work to be exhibited must be matted, mounted or framed for stability so that it can be easily hung. 14. On the lower right hand corner of the artwork should be a tag that clearly states the exhibitor’s name, school and the class number and name. (ex.: Class 6 – Mix Media) 15. Improperly prepared artwork will not be accepted for exhibit. 16. Classes are the following: 1) Oil, Acrylics or Tempera – Any painting in which there is an opaque treatment similar to a traditional oil painting (no mixed media).* 2) Water Color, Acrylic or Tempera – Any painting in which there is a transparent or “wash” treatment similar to traditional watercolor painting (no mixed media).* 3) Drawing – Graphite, pen and ink, charcoal, scratch art, pastel, colored pencil, colored markers, etc. (no mixed media). 4) Ceramics – Objects constructed from clay. 5) Textiles – Weavings, batik, macramé, quilting, wearable art made from fabric, basketry, needlework, knitting, crocheting, etc. 6) Mixed Media – Any artwork that combines more than one medium. (Example: acrylic and collage) 7) Collage – Not combined with other media. 8) Sculpture – Any three-dimensional artwork in any medium or combination of media. 9) Printmaking – Woodcut, linoleum block, collographs, silk screen, monoprints, etching, lithography, etc. 10) Jewelry 11) Digital Artwork – Any artwork that has been completed using computer technology, includes photographs that have been manipulated. 12) Photography – Pure photography, no digital manipulation. Black and white or color. 13) Miscellaneous – Artwork that does not clearly fit into any of the above categories. 17. Ribbons and premiums shall be awarded, $2 per entry. 18. Best of Show awarded in each class at the judges discretion. *NOTE: Teacher’s discretion whether to enter tempera into category 1 or 2 according to its use. MARTINS MEAT MART INC. Lima Ave. 419- 273-2573 Forest, Ohio “ATM Machine Available” HOME TOWN PRIDE! Your Full Service Meat Mart & More! CUSTOM CUTS! BUDGET PRICED! • Fresh Cut Meat • Meat Processing by the 1/2 or 1/4 Lottery Tickets: Super & Instant ~ Money Orders ~ Fax ~ Copies Laminating ~ Postage Stamps ~ Phone Cards ~ Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Gift Certificates: Food & Gas ~ Meat & Cheese Plates Open Daily Till 10 – Sat. Till 9 – Sunday 9-7 WE HAVE LP CANISTERS FOR YOUR GRILL! 2013 HARDIN FAIR PREMIUM BOOK – Page 89 RULES & REGULATIONS FOR CONCESSIONAIRES 1. Deliveries shall be made by noon. No vehicles, including golf carts, shall be permitted anywhere on the grounds after noon and until one hour after the conclusion of evening grandstand show. 2. Set-up times. Space and fees will be forfeited if contracted space is not filled by required times: Outside space – 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday Building space – 10:00 p.m. on Monday Buildings will be open the following hours for set-up: Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Monday, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Teardown times: No part of your display shall be removed until teardown time. Outside space – 8:00 p.m. Sunday Building space – 8:00 p.m. Sunday Buildings will be locked on Sunday evening at 11:00 p.m. and exhibits may be picked up Monday, if desired. 3. If any concession opens for business on Monday, a prorated charge will be made. 4. Exhibit buildings shall be open to the public the following hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m-10 p.m. Sunday, noon-8 p.m. No concessions shall open before noon on Sunday without permission from the concessions committee. 5. Concessionaires are asked to determine and reserve the number of feet they will occupy (include trailer hitches, trailer extensions, trailer doors, overhang, etc.) Include at least five feet for tent stakes. Please check with concession locator to be spotted. Front footage used will be measured and contract adjusted accordingly. 6. A deposit of $50 per space will be due May 15, 2013. The remaining space fees are due in full by July 15, 2013. All except $25.00 of space fee will be returned if concessions committee is notified of cancellation of space prior to August 1, 2013. 7. Electrical hook-ups are priced “per hook-up.” Each trailer and stock truck must pay an electric hookup. 8. Concessionaires may not sell any item or carry ESPY BARBERS Good Luck to all Fair Participants 131 W. Espy St. Kenton 419-673-7262
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