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2018 Powell County Lions ClubAgricultural and School Fair

September 7-15, 2018Friday, September 7 7 p.m. Truck and Tractor Pull Admission: $10.00 per person; Children 8 and under FREESaturday, September 8 1 p.m. Miss Powell County (PCHS gym) Admission: $5.00 per adult; $3.00 per student, Children under 5 FREE 7 p.m. Demolition Derby Admission: $10.00 per person; Children 8 and under FREEMonday, September 1010 a.m.-6 p.m. Enter exhibits in Exhibit Hall 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 7 p.m. Coca Cola Talent Contest - Stage area in front of Exhibit Hall Admission: FREETuesday, September 11 9 a.m.-12 Judging begins in Exhibit Hall - NO EXHIBITORS! 5-9 p.m. View exhibits at Exhibit Hall 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 6:30 p.m. Beef Cattle, Market Goat, & Market Hog Show - Show ring 7 p.m. Declamations at Powell Co. High School Cafeteria 7 p.m. Kiddie Car Races In front of Exhibit Hall Admission: $5.00 per carloadWednesday, September 12 5-9 p.m. View exhibits at Exhibit Hall 5 p.m. Registration for Baby Show begins 6 p.m. Baby Show - Shelter area 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 6 p.m. Hit and Miss Demo 7 p.m. Concert Under the Pavilion: Featuring Emmanuel Baptist Praise Band 7:30 p.m. Mother/Daughter Look-a-like Contest 8 p.m. Father/Son Look-a-like Contest Admission: $5.00 per carload Thursday, September 13 5-9 p.m. View exhibits at Exhibit Hall 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 6:30 p.m. Music by “Makayla Jones & Maddie Murray” 7:15 p.m. Music by “Highway 15” 8 p.m. Greasy Pig Contest

Admission: $5.00 per adult; $3.00 per student; Children under 5 FREEFriday, September 14 9:15 a.m. Parade floats judged at PCHS parking lot area. 10 a.m. Parade begins at PCHS 5 -9 p.m. View exhibits at Exhibit Hall 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Carnival Opens. Booths open at fairgrounds FREE ADMISSION 11:45 a.m. Field Day Athletic Events - PCHS track/field area 7 p.m. Concert Under the Pavilion: Featuring Jon Curtis & Mark Snowden 9 p.m. Concert Under the Pavilion: Featuring: NINETEEN85 Admission: $5.00 per adult $3.00 per student; Children under 5 FREESaturday, September 15 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Amateur BBQ Cook-Off 8 a.m. “Run for the Bounty” 5K Start & finish at PCHS 10 a.m. Fastest Kid in Town 1-mile run Start & finish at PCHS 4-8 p.m. Car Show Lions Club Fairgrounds Music by Iceman’s DJ Services 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 7 p.m. Garden Tractor Pull Admission: $5.00 per adult; $3.00 per student Children under 5 FREE 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Exhibit Hall takedown All items must be removed by 2 p.m.

Who’s In ChargeMiss Powell County ....................... Julie Foster, 663-4543Baby Show ..................................... Kevin Babcock, 481-4878Greasy Pig Contest ....................... Tim Tipton, 663-4818 Home, 663-2760Demolition Derby ........................... Ronnie Hall, 663-9104Parade ............................................ Steve Hale, 663-2463 ...................................................... Kevin Babcock, 481-4878Livestock Shows ............................ Valerie Stewart, 663-6405

Exhibit Hall ..................................... Powell Extension Office 663-6404 or 663-6405Booths ............................................. Phil Lambert, 663-4248Kiddie Car Competition ................. Jon Skidmore, 663-2598Coca Cola Talent Contest .............. Jon Skidmore, 663-2598


2018 Powell County Lions ClubAgricultural and School Fair

September 7-15, 2018 Admission: $5.00 per adult; $3.00 per student; Children under 5 FREEFriday, September 14 9:15 a.m. Parade floats judged at PCHS parking lot area. 10 a.m. Parade begins at PCHS 5 -9 p.m. View exhibits at Exhibit Hall 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Carnival Opens. Booths open at fairgrounds FREE ADMISSION 11:45 a.m. Field Day Athletic Events - PCHS track/field area 7 p.m. Concert Under the Pavilion: Featuring Jon Curtis & Mark Snowden 9 p.m. Concert Under the Pavilion: Featuring: NINETEEN85 Admission: $5.00 per adult $3.00 per student; Children under 5 FREESaturday, September 15 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Amateur BBQ Cook-Off 8 a.m. “Run for the Bounty” 5K Start & finish at PCHS 10 a.m. Fastest Kid in Town 1-mile run Start & finish at PCHS 4-8 p.m. Car Show Lions Club Fairgrounds Music by Iceman’s DJ Services 6 p.m. Carnival Opens 7 p.m. Garden Tractor Pull Admission: $5.00 per adult; $3.00 per student Children under 5 FREE 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Exhibit Hall takedown All items must be removed by 2 p.m.

Who’s In ChargeMiss Powell County ....................... Julie Foster, 663-4543Baby Show ..................................... Kevin Babcock, 481-4878Greasy Pig Contest ....................... Tim Tipton, 663-4818 Home, 663-2760Demolition Derby ........................... Ronnie Hall, 663-9104Parade ............................................ Steve Hale, 663-2463 ...................................................... Kevin Babcock, 481-4878Livestock Shows ............................ Valerie Stewart, 663-6405

Exhibit Hall ..................................... Powell Extension Office 663-6404 or 663-6405Booths ............................................. Phil Lambert, 663-4248Kiddie Car Competition ................. Jon Skidmore, 663-2598Coca Cola Talent Contest .............. Jon Skidmore, 663-2598

Powell County Lions ClubWelcomes you to the

2018 Powell County FairCelebrating 72 Years of Service!

The officers of the Powell County Lions Club Welcome You!

Featuring:• Truck & Tractor Pull: Friday, Sept. 7 • 7 p.m. Admission: $10/person; children 8-under FREE

• Demolition Derby: Saturday, Sept. 8 • 7 p.m. Admission: $10/person; children 8-under FREE• Coca-Cola Talent Contest: Monday, Sept. 10 • 7 p.m. Admission FREE• Greasy Pig Contest: Thursday, Sept. 13 • 8 p.m.Admission: Adults $5; students $3; children under 5 FREE• Highway 15: Thursday, Sept. 13, 7:15 p.m.• Jon Curtis & Mark Snowden, Friday, Sept. 14Admission: Adults $5; students $3; children under 5 FREE• Garden Tractor Pull: Saturday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m.Admission: Adults $5; students $3; children under 5 FREE

See You at the Fair!


Powell County Fair GENERAL RULES

1. All exhibitors, adult and youth, shall have equal opportunity to enter open classes.2. Committees in charge of each department will take entries in their department.3. In case of only one exhibit to a class, the quaility of the exhibits will be awarded the prize of ribbon it deserves, according to the placing of the judges.4. The Powell County Lions Club, Fair Board and Officers are not responsible for accidents, loss of property or life that might occur to any indi vidual while attending or participating in the fair.5. FFA and FHA Classes are limited to Powell County Members only.6. Entries made in 4-H, FFA and FHA Classes must have been produced in conjunction with an ap proved project sponsored by these organiza tions.7. The Fair Board reserves the right of declining to accept entries from any exhibitor and in case any rule is violated, premium money will be waived.8. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES WILL BE FI NAL!9. Open Casses are open to all exhibitors unless otherwise specified.

Booths at the FairChairman: Phil Lambert, 663-4248

• Outdoor booths are available while they last in approximately 15-foot lengths of space per booth.• Electric service is available. No cords will be pro vided. All other needs must be provided by the individual or group operating the booth.• The Fair Board reserves the right to determine which booths, if any, are eligible for public ser vice exemption rates.• Security of items left in the booth is the responsi bility of the booth operators and it is understood that the Fair Board, or any persons associated with the fair, cannot be held responsible for loss or damage of items during the Fair operation.• The Powell County Fair Board reserves the right to admit or dismiss any group or business from the premises.• All commercial groups will be charged a $35.00 deposit for setup for each 15-ft. of space. Com mercial groups must display items only; no items may be sold by commercial groups.• No free passes will be available to any partici pants or booth workers.• There shall be no food items sold in the booths by civic groups and clubs that shall conflict with the Lions Club concessions. Items such as pizza, chili and sandwiches will not be allowed. Baked goods and homemade candy will be permitted. • All food items that are sold must meet the ap proval of the Powell County Fair Board.• At conclusion of the Fair, all booths are to be dismantled by group. Booth materials, tables, etc. not taken off the premises within seven days become sole property of Powell County Lions Club Board.

DECLAMATIONCONTEST

Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 7 p.m.Powell County High School, Stanton, KY

For information, contact Becky Skidmore at 606-663-3515

TABLE OF CONTENTSAdult Developmentally Challenged ......................... 22Art ............................................................................ 22Baby Show Rules .................................................... 12BBQ Cook-off........................................................... 39Beef Show ................................................................11Bluegrass Pulling Series Rules ............................... 29Car Show ................................................................. 39Coca-Cola Talent Contest ......................................... 9Crafts ....................................................................... 23Cross Country Run ...................................................11Declamation Contest ................................................ 6Demolition Derby Rules ........................................... 31Events ........................................................................ 5Exhibit Hall Rules .................................................... 15FFA Entries ............................................................. 18Field Crops ............................................................. 18Flowers ................................................................... 20Flower Arrangements .............................................. 20Food ........................................................................ 20Food Preservation .................................................. 214-H Entries ............................................................... 17Fruits & Vegetables ................................................. 21Garden Tractor Pull ................................................. 39General Rules ............................................................ 7Goat Shows ..............................................................11Grand Marshal .......................................................... 8Greasy Pig Contest ................................................ 13Homemakers .......................................................... 24Kiddie Car ................................................................. 9Lions Officers ............................................................ 6Lions Parade ........................................................... 15Lions Welcome ......................................................... 9Livestock Health Requirements ............................. 10Look Alike Contest .................................................. 13Market Hog Show ....................................................11Miss Powell County Pageant .................................... 7Photography ........................................................... 19Textiles .................................................................... 22Youth Athletic Events .............................................. 13

OFFICERSPresident ..................................... Bentley Otis1st Vice President ........................ Jon Skidmore2nd Vice President ...................... John Brewer II3rd Vice President .......................Rick StamperSecretary ..................................... Phil LambertTreasurer ..................................... Chris AllenLion Tamer ..................................Donnie SpencerTail Twister ..................................Ben Rose

BOARD OF DIRECTORSKarl AdamsCebert GilbertJon SkidmoreBill CressCharles MartinKevin BabcockPhil LambertJohn Brewer IIBentley Otis

FAIR BOARDJon Skidmore, ChairmanMike ReedPhil LambertKarl AdamsRick StamperTimmy TiptonCharles Martin

BUDGET COMMITTEESteve Hale, ChairmanRick StamperChris AllenJohn Brewer IIBill CressJon SkidmoreBentley Otis

2018-2019POWELL COUNTY

LIONS CLUB

Kevin BabcockRonnie HallJohn Brewer IIHondo HearneChris AllenPete ThomasKeith HallDale LedfordDonnie Spencer


Dr. Charles Noss

Powell County Fair GENERAL RULES

1. All exhibitors, adult and youth, shall have equal opportunity to enter open classes.2. Committees in charge of each department will take entries in their department.3. In case of only one exhibit to a class, the quaility of the exhibits will be awarded the prize of ribbon it deserves, according to the placing of the judges.4. The Powell County Lions Club, Fair Board and Officers are not responsible for accidents, loss of property or life that might occur to any indi vidual while attending or participating in the fair.5. FFA and FHA Classes are limited to Powell County Members only.6. Entries made in 4-H, FFA and FHA Classes must have been produced in conjunction with an ap proved project sponsored by these organiza tions.7. The Fair Board reserves the right of declining to accept entries from any exhibitor and in case any rule is violated, premium money will be waived.8. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES WILL BE FI NAL!9. Open Casses are open to all exhibitors unless otherwise specified.

Booths at the FairChairman: Phil Lambert, 663-4248

• Outdoor booths are available while they last in approximately 15-foot lengths of space per booth.• Electric service is available. No cords will be pro vided. All other needs must be provided by the individual or group operating the booth.• The Fair Board reserves the right to determine which booths, if any, are eligible for public ser vice exemption rates.• Security of items left in the booth is the responsi bility of the booth operators and it is understood that the Fair Board, or any persons associated with the fair, cannot be held responsible for loss or damage of items during the Fair operation.• The Powell County Fair Board reserves the right to admit or dismiss any group or business from the premises.• All commercial groups will be charged a $35.00 deposit for setup for each 15-ft. of space. Com mercial groups must display items only; no items may be sold by commercial groups.• No free passes will be available to any partici pants or booth workers.• There shall be no food items sold in the booths by civic groups and clubs that shall conflict with the Lions Club concessions. Items such as pizza, chili and sandwiches will not be allowed. Baked goods and homemade candy will be permitted. • All food items that are sold must meet the ap proval of the Powell County Fair Board.• At conclusion of the Fair, all booths are to be dismantled by group. Booth materials, tables, etc. not taken off the premises within seven days become sole property of Powell County Lions Club Board.

MISS POWELL COUNTY PAGEANT

Saturday, September 8, 2018 • 1:00 p.m. Powell County High School GymnasiumAdmission: $5.00 Adults; $3.00 Students and Children Under 5 FREE

Committee: Julie Foster, ChairwomanStanton Woman’s Club Members, assisting

RULES1. Any business or organization will be entitled to an entrant of their choice for a $50.00 sponsorship.2. Sponsors are responsible for buying the winner flowers and arranging for a car for Friday’s parade if needed.3. Entrant must be single and never have been married, divorced, mar riage annulled or had children.4. Entrant must be entering her sophomore, junior or senior year of high school and not be older than 19. Must have reached her 16th birthday by October 31, 2017.5. Entrant must be of good character and possess poise, personality, intel ligence, charm, beauty and have a C average.6. Entrant must be a resident of Powell County for at least six months prior to the pageant.7. Entrant will appear in an evening dress, swimsuit, talent and an opening number outfit.8. An appropriate trophy will be awarded to the winner of the contest and the winner will be eligible to enter the “Miss County Fair” contest at the state level.9. Miss Powell County will reign as Queen of the Powell County Fair and will be present for special activities during each night of the fair 10. All rules and guidelines for the Miss Powell County Pageant are under the discretion of the Miss Powell County Executive Committee.

Rules for Princes and Princesses for Miss Powell County Contest1. There will be one couple from the primary block from each elementary school.2. There will be one couple from grades one through five from each el ementary school.3. There will be one couple from the middle school.

The Powell County Agricultural and School Fair is a

ZEROTOLERANCE EVENT.The use of alcohol and illegal drugs

is strictly prohibited during each event. Any person who is involved in any illegal activity

will be removed from the premises.

OFFICERSPresident ..................................... Bentley Otis1st Vice President ........................ Jon Skidmore2nd Vice President ...................... John Brewer II3rd Vice President .......................Rick StamperSecretary ..................................... Phil LambertTreasurer ..................................... Chris AllenLion Tamer ..................................Donnie SpencerTail Twister ..................................Ben Rose

BOARD OF DIRECTORSKarl AdamsCebert GilbertJon SkidmoreBill CressCharles MartinKevin BabcockPhil LambertJohn Brewer IIBentley Otis

FAIR BOARDJon Skidmore, ChairmanMike ReedPhil LambertKarl AdamsRick StamperTimmy TiptonCharles Martin

BUDGET COMMITTEESteve Hale, ChairmanRick StamperChris AllenJohn Brewer IIBill CressJon SkidmoreBentley Otis

2018-2019POWELL COUNTY

LIONS CLUB

Kevin BabcockRonnie HallJohn Brewer IIHondo HearneChris AllenPete ThomasKeith HallDale LedfordDonnie Spencer


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Patrick’s Collision CenterBobby Patrick, Owner

606.663.2547508 Frames Branch Road • Clay City, KY 40312

Like many in the post World War II era, Charles Martin found work in the booming industrial scene in Ohio. He retired from Armco Steel after 30 years, and had no real plans to return to his native Kentucky. Then mutual friends, and his Kentucky family, introduced him to Yvonne Otis, who had been widowed six years when they met.

Yvonne said with a grin, “He started driving to Kentucky every weekend.” They were married in 1986 and have divided their time between Stanton and Florida, where Charles has a daughter, Deborah, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He also had a son, Charles Lewis, who died in 2005. Yvonne has two sons, Greg and Bentley, four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Charles has owned Martin Roofing Supply for 58 years and continues to be busy. He also had Middletown Termite Control for about 8 years before coming back to Kentucky. He has been a member of the Lions Club for 30 years, the Masonic Lodge 54 years, and was Master in 1972. Both he and Yvonne are members of the Stanton Presbyterian Church. Yvonne is a past member of the Stanton Woman’s Club.

Both have been active in their community and with the Lions Club, particularly during Fair Week at the popular hamburger booth.

Congratulation Charles and Yvonne, and thank you for your service to your community.

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Charles and Yvonne Martin tabbed as Parade Grand Marshals

Charles and Yvonne Martin


Welcome tothe Fair!

This is a complete program of the Powell County Lions Club Agricultural and School Fair. We, the Fair Organization Committee, with the cooperation of the various business people, schools, farmers and others, desire to make this event representative of the fine farm products produced in this area, the many worth-while activities which are practiced in our county’s schools, and an exhibition of the talent, showmanship and sportsmanship possessed by all who participate in our Fair.

The Fair Program, in so far as possible, has been planned and will be conducted according to the Ken-tucky Department of Agriculture regulations for the use of state funds. We extend a welcome to you and invite your participation in this fair in making it one of the greatest events of the year.

• Quality workmanship• No job too big or too small

Uncrunch it.

Patrick’s Collision CenterBobby Patrick, Owner

606.663.2547508 Frames Branch Road • Clay City, KY 40312

KIDDIE CAR COMPETITIONTuesday, September 11, 2018 • 7 p.m.In Front of Exhibit Hall. Registration 6:30 p.m.

Age Groups: 3-5 years old; 6-8 years old(Children need to bring their own battery operated cars, no

remote control cars) $5 Entry Fee

RulesLions Club or Lions Club members not responsible for

thefts or accidents.Children must be between ages of 3 and 8 years old.All vehicles must be battery operated. No remote control

vehicles.No modified vehicles allowed.No 2-wheel bikes allowed.

For more information, contact Ronnie Hall at 606-663-9104 or Jon Skidmore at 606-663-2598

COCA-COLA TALENT CONTESTMonday, September 10, 2018Stage area (in front of Exhibit Hall)Sign Up - 6:30 p.m. • Contest - 7:00 p.m.

Youth Class 12 & Under • Open Class 13-21 $5 Entry FeeGENERAL RULES:

1. This contest is not open to professionals. Professional is defined as anyone who is a union member, has a professional manager, booking agent or whose principal and supporting income is derived from performing.

2. Entries will be accepted in the following solo and group categories: Vocal, Clogging, Instrumental, Variety, Dance.

Song and Dance, Acrobatics/Gymnastics. 3. For contestants entered in any vocal category, contestants

shall use accompaniment tracks only. No original or record ings with lead vocals will be permitted.

4. There must be no taps or tap effects on a taped recording used by a dancer.

5. All instruments must be supplied by each contestant doing instrumentals. Sound and tape/CD player will be provided by the Lion’s Club.

6. Any act running more than 4 minutes will be disqualified. An official timekeeper will be present. Timing begins with first word or note and ends with last word or note.

7. All contestants, excluding bands, will use only the sound system and sound operator as provided by the Lion’s Club. Bands may use their own amps.

8. The decision of the judges is final. 9. The contestant will be disqualified from the competition and

forfeit any ribbons and prize money won up to that time for: A. Any discourtesy to a judge or official of the Fair. B. Any contestant, parent, teacher, or friend who attempts

to communicate with the judges before, during or after their adjudications.

10. All contestants, parents, teachers, and friends are expected to abide by all rules and regulations of the Powell County Lions Club.

11. All questions regarding entries, category, rules, or any other issues, shall be determined by the Lion’s Club staff.

Coca-Cola Talent Contest Rules are available at Rogers Hardware, 176 E. College Ave., Stanton.

Contact Jon Skidmore at 663-2598

Abner’s and Lil’ AbnerMotels

Conveniently located within a few miles of the natural bridges and arches of the beautiful Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Lil’ Abner Motel is located at 1000 Natural Bridge Road, near Slade, KY. Lil’ Abner’s has a large outdoor pool and a shelter that accommodates 100+, making it great for family

reunions, weddings and group get-togethers.

The new Abner’s Motel is located at 87 East College Avenue (KY 15), Stanton, just minutes off the Mountain Parkway. Every room offers television, telephones, free WiFi, microwave and refrigerator. Located in the heart of Stanton, there are many

restaurants and shops for your convenience, and you are only minutes away from the Red River Gorge!

Call now to reserve your dream vacation!

... plan your dream vacation to Red River Gorge now!

Lil’ Abner Motel1000 Natural Bridge RoadSlade, KYPH: 606.663.5384

Abner Motel87 East College Ave. (KY 15)Stanton, KYPH: 606.663.4379

Email: [email protected] lilabnermotel.com

Charles and Yvonne Martin tabbed as Parade Grand Marshals


Livestock Health

RequirementsAll livestock/animals offered for sale or ex hibition at Kentucky County Fairs shall meet the following regulations according to KRS Chapter 257:

a. 302 KAR 20:040 (Entry into Kentucky)b. 302 KAR 20:065 (Sale and Exhibition

of Kentucky Origin Livestock

Any questions concerning these health regu lations should be directed to your local vet erinarian or the Kentucky State Veterinarian’s office at 502-782-5901.

Livestock Health Regulations can be ob tained on the Kentucky Department of Agri culture Website:http://www.kyagr.colm/statevet/ah/index.htm

Please be advised that Livestock Health Reg ulations are subject to change any time.

Powell County Lions Club 2018 Fair Events Guide

Published by Parkway Publications, LLC

in cooperation with the Powell County Lions ClubJerlene Rose, Publisher

295 Forge Mill RoadP.O. Box 710

Clay City KY 40312-0710

[email protected]

Graphic Design by James Mulcahy of Wizard Graphics

WIZARDGRAPHICS


BEEF SHOWTuesday, September 11, 2018 • 6:30 p.m.

Horse Ring Area Registration begins at 5:00 pm @ GazeboHealth Certificate must be shown on each animal.

No animals may be shown from truck or trailer.• Each animal may be entered in only one class.• Each Exhibitor is limited to no more than 2 animals per class.• 4-H & Open Beef Show Classes are open to all youth ages 9 and over. • All animals in youth market classes must be KUIP tagged.A. Youth Showmanship1. Junior Showmanship (Open to all youth ages 9-13) $20 2. Senior Showmanship (Open to all youth ages 14-19) $20 3. Overall Grand Champion Showman $50Youth and Open DivisionsB. Market Steer/Heifer Classes1. Lightweight - less than 1,000 Ibs. $20 $15 $102. Middleweight - 1,000-1,200 lbs. $20 $15 $103. Heavyweight - more than 1,200 Ibs. $20 $15 $10C. Market Steer/Heifer Champion $50 BannerD. Heifer Classes - Angus, Charolais, Hereford, Limousin, Salers, Simmental, Commercial, Other1. Junior Calf- Born after Jan. 1, 2018 $20 $15 $102. Senior Calf - Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2017 $20 $15 $103. Summer Yearling - Born May 1 to Aug. 31, 2017 $20 $15 $104. Junior Yearling - Born Jan. 1 to April 30, 2017 $20 $15 $105. Senior Yearling - Born Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2016 $20 $15 $106. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners each breed) Ribbon E. Bull Classes - Angus, Charolais, Hereford, Limousin, Salers, Simmental, Other1. Junior Calf- Born after Jan. 1, 2018 $20 $15 $102. Senior Calf - Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2017 $20 $15 $103. Summer Yearling - Born May 1 to Aug. 31, 2017 $20 $15 $104. Junior Yearling - Born Jan. 1 to April 30, 2017 $20 $15 $105. Senior Yearling-Born Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2016 $20 $15 $106. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners - each breed) RibbonF. Supreme Grand Champion Bull Classes - All breeds - Open Only $50G. Supreme Grand Champion Heifer Classes - All breeds - Open Only $50

GOAT SHOWTuesday, September 11, 2018 • 6:30 p.m.

Horse Ring Area Registration begins at 5:00 p.m. @ Gazebo

Health Certificate must be shown on each animal. No animals may be shown from truck or trailer.

• Each animal may be entered in only one class.• Each Exhibitor is limited to no more than 2 animals per class.• 4-H & Open Goat Show Classes open to youth 5 and over.• Any breed goat may be exhibited in these show classes.• All animals in youth market classes must be KUIP tagged.A. Youth Showmanship1. Novice Showmanship (Open to all youth ages 5-8) $20 2. Junior Showmanship (Open to all youth ages 9-13) $20 3. Senior Showmanship (Open to all youth ages 14-19) $20 4. Overall Grand Champion Showman $50 Youth and Open Divisions:B. Dairy Goat Classes1. Kid - Under 6 months of age $15 $10 $52. Does-Any age $15 $10 $53. Buck-Any age $15 $10 $54. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners) Ribbons C. Market Goat Classes1. Kid classes - Under 40 Ibs. $15 $10 $52. Lightweight (41-65 Ibs.) $15 $10 $53. Middleweight (66-90 Ibs.) $15 $10 $54. Heavyweight (91+ Ibs.) $15 $10 $55. Commercial Doe - all weights $15 $10 $56. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners) $25 Banner D. Buck Class - Any age/any breed1. 12 months of age and under $15 $10 $52. 13 months of age and older $15 $10 $53. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners) Ribbons E. Doe Class -Any age/any breed1. 12 months of age and under $15 $10 $52. 13 months of age and older $15 $10 $53. Champion/Reserve (1st place winners) Ribbons

MARKET HOG SHOWTuesday, September 11, 2018 • 6:30 p.m.

Horse Ring ArenaRegistration begins at 5 p.m. at the gazebo. Health certificate must be shown on each animal. No animals may be shown from truck or trailer. Each animal may be entered in only one class. Each exhibitor may have no more than 2 animals per class. Mar-ket Hog Show classes are open to all youth ages 5 and older. Any breed hog may be exhibited in these classes. All animals in youth market classes must be KUIP tagged.A. Youth and Open1. Heavy weight 276+ lbs. $15 $10 $52. Medium weight 246-275 lbs. $15 $10 $53. Light weight 235-245 lbs. $15 $10 $54. Champion/Reserve $25 Banner

B. Youth Showmanship1. Junior Showmanship (ages 9-13) $20 Ribbon2. Senior Showmanship (ages 14-19) $20 Ribbon3. Overall Grand Champion Showman $50

Powell County CX Teamwill host its annual

“Run for the Bounty”Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018

• 5K Run for the BountyStart Time: 8 a.m.

• Fastest Kid in Town 1-mile RunStart Time: 10 a.m.

Start and Finish will be atPowell County High SchoolJulie Clark: 606-663-3300

or 859-274-6394


BABY SHOWWednesday, September 12, 2018 • 6:00 p.m.

Shelter Area • $5.00/carload night

Registration will begin at 5:00 p.m. at the Shelter Area.Entry Fee: $2.00 per child

All children must be residents of Powell County.For more information contact: Kevin Babcock, 606-481-4878

Division I - Boys and Girls Divisions - Birth to 5 Months1. Most Hair2. Least Hair3. Chubbiest Cheeks4. Biggest Smile5. Prettiest Eyes

Division II - Boys and Girls Divisions - 6 to 12 Months1. Most Hair2. Least Hair3. Chubbiest Cheeks

4. Biggest Smile5. Prettiest Eyes

Division III - Boys and Girls Divisions - 13 to 18 Months1. Most Hair2. Least Hair3. Chubbiest Cheeks4. Biggest Smile5. Prettiest EyesDivision IV - Boys and Girls Divisions -19 to 24 Months1. Most Hair2. Least Hair3. Chubbiest Cheeks4. Biggest Smile5. Prettiest Eyes Division V - Costume Contest - (All babies are eligible to participate)Babies will be judged based on this year’s theme

“Independence Forever”1. Girls Division Winner2. Boys Division Winner

HAVE FUN AT THE FAIR!


Have a safe and fun time at the Powell County Fair!

Powell County Courthouse StaffJames AndersonPowell County Judge ExecutiveRhonda Allen BarnettPowell County ClerkDustin BillingsPowell County PVADanny RogersPowell County SheriffTravis CrabtreePowell County Jailer

Bruen’s RestaurantA Powell County Tradition

Good Home Cookin’ — Eat in or Carry Out

OPEN 5 a.m. till 9 p.m.7 Days a Week!

Generous servings with reasonable prices!• Country Breakfasts •

• Plate Lunches •• Salads •

• Sandwiches •• Appetizers •

• Delicious Homemade Pies •

Sipple Street – Stanton KY

606-663-4252

Wesley Miller, manager

Robert King

Powell County AttorneyKaren Graham

Powell County ClerkDanny Rogers

Powell County SheriffDustin Billings

Powell County PVATravis Crabtree

Powell County Jailer


YOUTH ATHLETIC EVENTSFriday, September 14, 2018 • 11:45 a.m.

PCHS Athletic Field

RULES1. Participants shall be from grade groups as designated in

the program.2. Participants shall register at the official stand for any and

afl events prior to the scheduled events.3. Participants shall be on time for each event.4. A teacher from each school shall accompany participants

from that school during the events.5. All participants will be asked to warm up 15 minutes before

the events.6. Athletic School Champion will be determined in the follow

ing manner:Winner - 5 points; Runner-up - 3 points and Third

Place -1 point7. Holders of varsity letters in any sport will not be allowed to

participate.8. Each school will have one representative in each event for

each division.

Division A - GirlsGroup I

High School Freshman, Sophomore, Juniors & Seniors 1. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. High Jump $3 $2 $13. Standing Broad Jump $3 $2 $14. Softball Throw $3 $2 $15. Grand Champion $6

GROUP II Grades 6, 7 and 8

1. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. High Jump $3 $2 $13. Standing Broad Jump $3 $2 $14. Softball Throw $3 $2 $15. Grand Champion $6

GROUP III Grades 1 through 51. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. Broad Jump $3 $2 $14. Softball Throw $3 $2 $14. Grand Champion $6

Division B - BoysGroup I

High School Freshman, Sophomore, Juniors & Seniors 1. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. High Jump $3 $2 $13. Standing Broad Jump $3 $2 $14. Softball Throw $3 $2 $15. Grand Champion $6

GROUP II Grades 6, 7 and 81. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. High Jump $3 $2 $13. Standing Broad Jump $3 $2 $14. Softball Throw $3 $2 $15. Grand Champion $6

GROUP III Grades 1 through 51. 100 Yard Dash $3 $2 $12. Broad Jump $3 $2 $13. Softball Throw $3 $2 $14. Grand Champion $6

35th Annual

GREASY PIG

CONTESTThursday, Sept. 13, 2018

8:00 p.m. Horse Show ArenaEntry Fee: $2.00 per participant

For more information, contact Tim Tipton at

663-4818 or 663-2760Categories1. Children under 52. Children 5-73. Children 8-94. Children 10-115. Children 12-14

All participants must wear shoes. No cleats, no flip flops. Winners in each category will receive a $10.00 cash prize, ribbon and a trophy!

DO YOU LOOK LIKE YOUR MOM OR DAD?Enter this year’s Powell County Fair

Mother/Daughter andFather/Son

Look-A-Like ContestWednesday, September 12, 2018

@ 7:30 p.m. in the Shelter(after the Baby Show)

$2.00 entry fee per person -

Trophies awarded to 1st Place Ribbons to 2nd and 3rd Place Winners.


Have a safe and fun time at the Powell County Fair!

Powell County Courthouse StaffJames AndersonPowell County Judge ExecutiveRhonda Allen BarnettPowell County ClerkDustin BillingsPowell County PVADanny RogersPowell County SheriffTravis CrabtreePowell County Jailer

Bruen’s RestaurantA Powell County Tradition

Good Home Cookin’ — Eat in or Carry Out

OPEN 5 a.m. till 9 p.m.7 Days a Week!

Generous servings with reasonable prices!• Country Breakfasts •

• Plate Lunches •• Salads •

• Sandwiches •• Appetizers •

• Delicious Homemade Pies •

Sipple Street – Stanton KY

606-663-4252

Wesley Miller, manager


POWELL CO. FAIR PARADEFriday, September 14, 2018 • 10 a.m.

Beginning at Powell County High School

2018 Theme: INDEPENDENCE FOREVERCRITERIA FOR FLOAT EVALUATION:Theme: Does the float conform to the theme of the parade and the spirit of the said theme?Originality: Is the design of the float unique and does it show that a great deal of thought was placed into its conception?Craftsmanship: Does the float exhibit the signs of construction being primarily performed by the submitting organization? Is the work done with care? Is it neat and done with skill?Difficulty: Does the float appear to have been a difficult undertaking?Involvement: Do the members of the float’s sponsoring organization have a great deal of participation during the course of the parade?

GENERAL RULES:• ABSOLUTELY no candy may be thrown from vehicles!!! Vehicles not abiding by this regulation may be pulled from the parade line up! Candy can only be tossed from ground into the crowd. Absolutely no candy can be thrown into the roadway!• ABSOLUTELY no children on bicycles, go-carts, mini-bikes,

EXHIBIT HALL RULES1. Powell County residents shall have equal opportunity to enter all open division exhibit areas regardless of color, race, sex, religion, disability or national origin. 4-H and youth entries must be the work of youth residing in or attending school in Powell County.2. Exhibits shall be judged on quality of work in all open divi sions:• First Place will receive a Blue Ribbon Award• Second Place will receive a Red Ribbon Award• Third Place will receive a White Ribbon Award3. In case of only one entry in a class, the quality of the item will determine the ribbon awarded.4. All exhibits must be produced in Powell County, Kentucky, by the person entering the exhibit. All items should be the original work of exhibitor. All crops must have been grown in 2018.5. In each open category, one item will be selected as “Best in Category” and will receive a $5.00 premium and ribbon. Out of all of the “Best in Category” items, one will


POWELL CO. FAIR PARADEFriday, September 14, 2018 • 10 a.m.

Beginning at Powell County High School

2018 Theme: INDEPENDENCE FOREVERCRITERIA FOR FLOAT EVALUATION:Theme: Does the float conform to the theme of the parade and the spirit of the said theme?Originality: Is the design of the float unique and does it show that a great deal of thought was placed into its conception?Craftsmanship: Does the float exhibit the signs of construction being primarily performed by the submitting organization? Is the work done with care? Is it neat and done with skill?Difficulty: Does the float appear to have been a difficult undertaking?Involvement: Do the members of the float’s sponsoring organization have a great deal of participation during the course of the parade?

GENERAL RULES:• ABSOLUTELY no candy may be thrown from vehicles!!! Vehicles not abiding by this regulation may be pulled from the parade line up! Candy can only be tossed from ground into the crowd. Absolutely no candy can be thrown into the roadway!• ABSOLUTELY no children on bicycles, go-carts, mini-bikes,

motorcycles, scooters or skateboards will be allowed in the parade. ONLY licensed drivers will be permitted. NO animals except horses allowed in parade.• PRIZE ribbons and monies will be awarded at the school immediately upon completion of judging.

PRIZE MONIESA. YOUTH CLUB FLOATS $100 - First • $75 - Second - $50 - ThirdB. ADULT CLUB FLOAT 1st-5th placings - Ribbons onlyC. SCHOOL FLOATS All schools will be awarded $150 each, 1st-5th placings - Ribbons onlyD. CHURCH FLOATS 1st-5th placings - Ribbons onlyE. OPEN FLOAT CLASS Businesses, Agencies, Etc. 1st-5th placings - Ribbons onlyF. BEST OVERALL FLOAT Grand Prize-$100

Rain Date - Saturday, Sept. 15 - 10 a.m.

EXHIBIT HALL RULES1. Powell County residents shall have equal opportunity to enter all open division exhibit areas regardless of color, race, sex, religion, disability or national origin. 4-H and youth entries must be the work of youth residing in or attending school in Powell County.2. Exhibits shall be judged on quality of work in all open divi sions:• First Place will receive a Blue Ribbon Award• Second Place will receive a Red Ribbon Award• Third Place will receive a White Ribbon Award3. In case of only one entry in a class, the quality of the item will determine the ribbon awarded.4. All exhibits must be produced in Powell County, Kentucky, by the person entering the exhibit. All items should be the original work of exhibitor. All crops must have been grown in 2018.5. In each open category, one item will be selected as “Best in Category” and will receive a $5.00 premium and ribbon. Out of all of the “Best in Category” items, one will

be selected as “Best in Show” and will receive a plaque and $10.00.6. Only one entry in a category can be entered in each exhibi tor’s name.7. Entries can be entered ONLY ONE TIME in the Powell Coun ty Fair. Items entered in the past cannot be re- entered.8. If there are at least three related items in miscellaneous class, a new class can be created.10. All items must be in the exhibit hall before 6:00 p.m. on Mon day, September 10, 2018. Items should be left on display until check-out time on Saturday, September 15.11. Specific rules are listed under each department.12. The Powell County Lion’s Club officers, Powell County Ex tension Staff and Fair Board are not responsible for accidents or loss of any exhibits.13. All items in the Exhibit Hall must be picked up from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, September 15, 2018.


2018 4-H FAIR ENTRY CATEGORIES

RULES: ELIGIBILITY:

Age - Any youth between the ages of 5-18 as of 1/1/18 may enter projects they have made - at school, church, 4-H, or home.Entries must not have been previously entered in

the Powell County Fair.Residence - Youth entering the 4-H Division must

reside or attend school in Powell County.All exhibits MUST be “family friendly” or they will

be disqualified.Premiums for the 4-H exhibits are different than

Open Class and will be posted when premium monies are available. Premiums for Cloverbuds will be 1/2 premium earned for 4-H youth ages 9-18.Class Champion/Reserve winners will be selected

from blue ribbon winners ONLY! Decisions of the judges are final!Judges will be selecting participants for the

2019 Kentucky State Fair from Class Champion/Reserve county fair entries. Some classes and those exhibits entered by Cloverbuds are not eligible for the State Fair.4-H exhibits may be dropped off at the Extension

Office (hours: 8:00-4:30) during the week before the fair, or on Monday, Sept.10, from 10:00a.m.-6:00p.m. at the Lions Club Park Exhibit Hall. Anyone can enter your exhibits for you. They will need a completed Exhibitor Information Form to enter your projects.Exhibits MUST be picked up on Saturday, Sept.

15, no later than 2:00p.m. After that time, they will be at the Extension Office. Exhibits not picked up will be discarded after a few weeks unless arrangements have been made.An additional class may be added at the discretion

of Extension staff.

The following categories will be offered in three (3) Divisions: CLOVERBUD (AGES 3-8), JUNIOR (ages 9-13), and SENIOR (ages 14-19).

DRAWING & PAINTING*All entries need to be framed, mounted,

laminated, etc., so they may be hung.Color Pencil DrawingColor Drawing – Any mediumBlack & White Drawing – Any mediumPen & Ink DrawingWatercolor PaintingAcrylic – Still lifeAcrylic – Abstract paintingAcrylic or Watercolor – Self PortraitOil Painting – Any subjectOil Painting – LandscapeOther Painting/DrawingMixed Media Artwork

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ARTS & CRAFTSWood Craft

Folk Art - One Item that has paint for a decorative or craft purpose other than canvas, paper or clothing!Duct Tape CraftLeather CraftRecycle Craft - making something old into

something newNature Craft - Item made from natural materials

only. No kits allowed.KeychainPicture Frame CraftCeramicsClay ContainerClay MaskOrnamentChristmas CraftPaper Craft4-H Note - Invitation, Thank You CardDecoupage ItemBead CraftMagnet CraftOther Craft Item

WEARABLESWearable AccessoryJewelry - ONLY jewelry-quality glass, clay or

wooden beads permitted. No kits or pony beads.Jewelry Set - Includes at least 2 jewelry items.

ONLY jewelry-quality glass, clay or wooden beads permitted. No kits or pony beads.Bead Jewelry - Pony beads acceptedPurseT-ShirtDecorated Shirt/JacketHair AccessoryOther Wearable

TEXTILESQuilted Mat (12” x 12”) - machine or handQuilted Runner (12” x 36”) - machine or handHand Quilted Item (at least 36” x 36”)Machine Quilted Item (at least 36” x 36”)Quilt/BlanketPillowCrochetKnittingHand EmbroiderySewing - Clothes OptionSewing - Dress OptionHand Made BasketOther Textile

HOME ENVIRONMENTBulletin BoardWastebasketTable Setting - Include: Centerpiece, plate, cup,

table linen, and a color photo of the arrangementArtificial Flower BouquetWreathColor Collage - A collage of color created by the

member to depict colors liked by the member. A collage is made up of a collection of objects, such as paper, fabric, wrapping paper, wallpaper, carpet, or other materials, artistically arranged and adhered


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PHOTOGRAPHY*All photos: min. 3.5”x5”; max. 8.5”x11”*All photos MUST be framed or mountedPhoto – Animal(s)Photo – Person/PortraitPhoto – Still Life: Similar Theme (Inanimate

object/nonliving object/never alive)Photo – Still Life: Similar Colors (Inanimate

object/nonliving object/never alive)Photo – Landscape/SeascapePhoto – Hobby/InterestPhoto – 4 Leaf CloverPhoto – Color, Horticulture (Fruits, vegetables,

flowers, plants, etc.)Photo – Black & White Horticulture (Fruits,

vegetables, flowers, plants, etc.)Photo – 2 photos of shadow shapesPhoto – 3 photos that show how a shadow of a

subject can grow or shrink over timePhoto – 1 photo using direct lighting (from front,

back, side or top)Trick photo – of a plant growing out of the subjectTrick photo – that looks like someone is holding a

person in their handTrick photo – to look like a person is hanging from

the ceilingTrick photo – to position a person to look like their

hair is standing straight upPhoto – of reflection of a subjectPhotos – 3 to 5 photos of an event to capture the

emotions of the eventPhotos – 3 to 5 photos that tell a story beginning

to endPhotos – Horticulture collection - 6 photosSequence - 4 photos representing a horticultural

event or activity that tells a visual story without the use of words.Other Photography

SCIENCE - COLLECTIONS/PROJECTS*Entries must meet guidelines for each class to

be accepted.Geology (Rocks) - Must be in a display box with

a Plexiglas cover. Boxes will be displayed on their side, not flat. Rocks must be firmly attached to the box and numbered to correspond with the 4-H Geology Labels (available at the Extension Office).Forestry (Leaves) - According to activity #1 in the

4-H Forestry Project Unit I book.Simple homemade DC motor - Rotor must turn

under its own power.Table, desk, vanity or floor lampWind or solar powered energy project - from kitWind or solar powered energy project - original

design

Other Electrical Project/itemOther Science Project

FRUIT / VEGETABLES / FLOWERS / CROPSAll plants exhibited MUST have been grown by the

4-H’er. Care will be provided for all plants; however, no guarantee can be made that the plants will be returned in their original condition.Vegetable entries should be fresh.Beans - 8Cucumbers - 3Corn - 3Peppers - 3Tomatoes - 3Pumpkin - 1Cantaloupe - 1Watermelon - 1Largest TomatoLargest PumpkinLargest WatermelonFruit/Vegetable Collection - 5+ fruits and/or veggiesOther Vegetables - 3Any Fruit - 3Hay - 1/2-1 bale, any varietySoybeans - 3 stalks tied together with roots intact

but free of soilOther CropSingle Cut FlowerCut ArrangementsHanging BasketHouse PlantTerrariumDish GardenVegetable Container GardenWindow Box DisplayAnnual Container gardenHerb Container GardenOther Flower

PRESERVATION/CANNING*4-H’er MUST have helped in the canning process. Honey - One jarTomato JuiceGreen BeansDill PicklesSalsaJelly, Any varietyJam, StrawberryJam, Any varietyOther Canned FoodDried Apples - 12Country Ham

FOODS*All foods must be on a small paper plate in a

Ziploc bag.*Entries must have 2 pieces or slices of each food

class.Snickerdoodle CookiesChocolate Chip CookiesSugar CookiesOatmeal CookiesCookies - Any varietyChocolate FudgeCandy - Any varietyApple Pie


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WOODWORKINGLevel 1, Made from a kit - Simple items

which have pre-cut and pre-drilled parts and demonstrates knowledge of assembly, selection and use of fasteners (nails, screws and/or glue), sanding techniques, and appropriate finishes. (Examples could include, but not limited to: small bird house, non-hopper bird feeder, etc.)Level 1, NOT made from a kit - Simple

constructed wood item showing knowledge of hand tools, wood selection, cutting, drilling, usage of fasteners (nails, screws and/or glue), sanding techniques, and appropriate finishes. (Examples could include, but not limited to: napkin holder, letter holder, simple picture frame, wire wiggly, towel holder, serving tray, jewelry box, small flag holder, 4-H book ends, airplane, hurricane lamp, trivet (pot holder), etc.)Level 2, Made from a kit - More elaborate

items which require proper cutting, drilling and demonstrates knowledge of selection and skill in use of fasteners (nails, screws and/or glue), sanding techniques, and appropriate finishes. (Examples could include, but not limited to: jewelry box, tool tray, large bird house, pinewood cars, etc.)Level 2, NOT from a kit - More elaborate items

that demonstrate mastered skills with hand tools, basic knowledge of power hand tools, fastening options, appropriate surface preparations, and finish applications. (Examples could include, but not limited to: puzzle, food stool, revolving tie rack, 4-H key holder, cutting board, book rack, serving dish shelf, sawhorse, hopper type bird feeder, etc.)Level 3, NOT from a kit - Items showing a more

advanced knowledge of power tools, expertise in cutting, fitting, surface preparation, attention to fastening details, and finish application. (Examples could include, but not limited to: a multi-purpose box, corner shelf, book shelf, or laminated wood projects, garden bench, planting box, nail and tool

box, shop tool rack & shelf, etc.)Level 4, NO kits - Exhibits with a “furniture”

quality finish, showing an understanding of al woodworking techniques learned in previous levels.Large Woodworking ItemOther Woodwork

TECHNOLOGYVideo/Slideshow/PowerPointSpecial Effects Photo - Using creative composition

techniques to create “trick” photosDigital Illustration - Single, heavily edited 8”x12”

digital image. Image should be radically edited or enhanced by cropping, sharpening, blurring, brightness/contrast changes, addition to or removal of parts of the image, color changes, etc. Attach to the back of the photo a print of the original image.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

RULES:One entry per exhibitor.All crops/vegetables must be grown in 2018 by the

exhibitor as part of school-supervised program.Exhibitor must be a member of the Powell County

FFA Chapter.CATEGORIES:

Best Stick Tobacco $10 $5 $3Best 4 ears Field Corn $3 $2 $1Best Block Mixed Hay $3 $2 $1Best Block Alfalfa Hay $3 $2 $1Best Plate Potatoes $3 $2 $1Best Plate Tomatoes $3 $2 $1Best Beans–Any Variety $3 $2 $1Best Pumpkin/Cushaw $3 $2 $1Best Other Vegetable $3 $2 $1Blooming House Plants $3 $2 $1Cacti/Succulents $3 $2 $1Ferns $3 $2 $1Hanging Baskets, other than Ferns $3 $2 $1Blooming Annual Basket or Pot $3 $2 $1Artificial Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Cut Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Best Horticulture Exhibit $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Metal $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Metal & Wood $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Wood $10 $5 $3Best Vegetable Display $5 $3 $2Best Fruit Display $5 $3 $2

OPEN CLASS, FIELD CROPSRULES:

One entry per exhibitorEach exhibit must have been grown in 2018. Each exhibit of hay must be at least ten (10)

pounds.

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1st-place prizes will be given to Open Class and 4-H Class Cake and Cupcake entries.


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We’ll see you at the Fair!Powell County Extension Service

Kendyl Redding — FCS AgentValerie Stewart — 4H AgentWendy Mason — 4H AssistantAlanna Carroll — Staff AssistantApril Tipton — SNAP-ED Assistant

169 Maple Street Stanton

606-663-6405

University of KentuckyCollege of Agriculture,Food and EnvironmentCooperative Extension Service

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

RULES:One entry per exhibitor.All crops/vegetables must be grown in 2018 by the

exhibitor as part of school-supervised program.Exhibitor must be a member of the Powell County

FFA Chapter.CATEGORIES:

Best Stick Tobacco $10 $5 $3Best 4 ears Field Corn $3 $2 $1Best Block Mixed Hay $3 $2 $1Best Block Alfalfa Hay $3 $2 $1Best Plate Potatoes $3 $2 $1Best Plate Tomatoes $3 $2 $1Best Beans–Any Variety $3 $2 $1Best Pumpkin/Cushaw $3 $2 $1Best Other Vegetable $3 $2 $1Blooming House Plants $3 $2 $1Cacti/Succulents $3 $2 $1Ferns $3 $2 $1Hanging Baskets, other than Ferns $3 $2 $1Blooming Annual Basket or Pot $3 $2 $1Artificial Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Cut Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Best Horticulture Exhibit $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Metal $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Metal & Wood $10 $5 $3Ag Construction Project – Wood $10 $5 $3Best Vegetable Display $5 $3 $2Best Fruit Display $5 $3 $2

OPEN CLASS, FIELD CROPSRULES:

One entry per exhibitorEach exhibit must have been grown in 2018. Each exhibit of hay must be at least ten (10)

pounds.

CORNBest 5 Ears of Yellow Corn $3 $2 $1Best Single Ear Yellow Corn $3 $2 $1Best 5 Ears of White Corn $3 $2 $1Best Single Ear White Corn $3 $2 $1

HAYBest Block Lespedeza $3 $2 $1Best Block Red Clover $3 $2 $1Best Block Timothy $3 $2 $1Best Block Mixed Hay $3 $2 $1Best Block Alfalfa Hay $3 $2 $1Best Block Soybean Hay $3 $2 $1

TOBACCOBest Stick Tobacco (5 Stalks) $10 $5 $3

PHOTOGRAPHYRULES:

All exhibits must have been taken since last year’s county fair.No exhibit will be accepted if not properly equipped for

hanging. Photographs may be mounted on standard mounting board (any color) or poster board, with enough room surrounding photo or photos to punch holes and add string for hanging. The photos will be displayed similar to state fair regulations. This is preferred to the framed photos as there is less opportunity for breakage.Anyone who is a resident of Powell County may enter.Exhibit must not have been entered previously in the

Powell County Fair.All entries must have been taken by the person entering

the exhibit. Do not enter pictures in someone else’s name! No studio pictures accepted.Only one entry per person may be entered in each of the

following classes.All pictures must come equipped with a hanger of some

type. All pictures will be hung on a wall or board. Pictures not suitable for hanging will not be entered.

DIVISION I: Color PhotographsLandscape $3 $2 $1Portrait $3 $2 $1People – Other than Portrait $3 $2 $1Animals $3 $2 $1Flowers/Plants $3 $2 $1Series of Photos (3 or more) $3 $2 $1Birds $3 $2 $1Insects $3 $2 $1Still Life $3 $2 $1Architecture & Buildings $3 $2 $1

DIVISION II: Black & White PhotographsLandscape $3 $2 $1Portrait $3 $2 $1People – Other than Portrait $3 $2 $1Animals $3 $2 $1Flowers/Plants $3 $2 $1Series of Photos (3 or more) $3 $2 $1Birds $3 $2 $1Insects $3 $2 $1 Still Life $3 $2 $1Architecture & Buildings $3 $2 $1

FRUITS & VEGETABLESRULES:

Display number shown after vegetables.Display on paper plates (provided).

May use own container for displays.Vegetables, fruit and gourd display will be judged

according to number of items and overall quality and freshness of items.Largest vegetables will be weighed and judged

accordingly.CATEGORIES:

Apples, Red – 5 $3 $2 $1Apples, Yellow – 5 $3 $2 $1Paw-Paw – 5 $3 $2 $1Peaches – 5 $3 $2 $1Pears – 5 $3 $2 $1Best Fruit Display $3 $2 $1Other Fruit $3 $2 $1Beans, Bush Type – 12 $3 $2 $1Beans, Pole Type – 12 $3 $2 $1Beans, Lima – 6 $3 $2 $1Beets – 5 $3 $2 $1Broccoli – 1 $3 $2 $1Cantaloupe – 1 $3 $2 $1Carrots – 5 $3 $2 $1Corn, Indian – 5 $3 $2 $1Corn, Sweet – 5 $3 $2 $1Cucumbers for Pickling $3 $2 $1Cucumbers for Slicing $3 $2 $1Cushaw – 1 $3 $2 $1Eggplant – 1 $3 $2 $1Gourd Display $3 $2 $1Best Dipper Gourd – 1 $3 $2 $1Best Birdhouse Gourd $3 $2 $1Best Apple Gourd $3 $2 $1Okra – 5 $3 $2 $1Onions – 5 $3 $2 $1Peppers, Hot – 5 $3 $2 $1Peppers, Banana – 5 $3 $2 $1Peppers, Bell – 5 $3 $2 $1Potatoes, Irish - 5 $3 $2 $1Potatoes, Sweet – 5 $3 $2 $1Pumpkin – 1 $3 $2 $1Squash, Summer $3 $2 $1Squash, Winter $3 $2 $1Tomatoes, Red – 5 $3 $2 $1Tomatoes, Yellow – 5 $3 $2 $1Tomatoes, Green – 5 $3 $2 $1Tomatoes, Salad Type – 5 $3 $2 $1

2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 20Watermelon – 1 $3 $2 $1Best Herb Display $3 $2 $1Beat Vegetable Display $3 $2 $1Other Vegetables $3 $2 $1Largest Pumpkin $3 $2 $1Largest Watermelon $3 $2 $1Largest Potato $3 $2 $1Largest Tomato $3 $2 $1Nuts $3 $2 $1Ornamental, Miniature Pumpkin $3 $2 $1Most Unusual Vegetable $3 $2 $1Best Dozen Eggs $3 $2 $1

FLOWERSRULES:

Each exhibit must have been locally grown or gathered, and arranged by exhibitor. (NO purchased flowers.)Flowers will be judged best entry in each exhibit.

Containers will not enter into the judging of various exhibits other than arrangements.Plants with insects on them and diseased plants will not

be eligible for prizes and will not be entered.Exhibitor should bring their own vases or bottles for

display. Specimens must be displayed in a bud vase or bottle. They will not be judged from arrangements. A specimen should consist of one good, sturdy stem, foliage and blossom. Specimens should not be wired. They will be judged according to good form, uniformity of color, good sturdy stem, healthy foliage, and nice proportion.

ANNUALS - SPECIMENSCocks Combs $3 $2 $1Dahlias $3 $2 $1Marigolds $3 $2 $1Petunias $3 $2 $1Prince’s Feather $3 $2 $1Periwinkle $3 $2 $1Zinnias $3 $2 $1Best Sunflower $3 $2 $1Largest Sunflower $3 $2 $1Scarlet Sage $3 $2 $1Largest Marigold $3 $2 $1Ageratum $3 $2 $1Annuals for Drying $3 $2 $1Dusty Miller $3 $2 $1Impatiens $3 $2 $1Coleus $3 $2 $1Any other Annual $3 $2 $1

PERENNIALS - SPECIMENSChrysanthemums – Any Color $3 $2 $1Rose, Miniature – Red $3 $2 $1Rose, Miniature – Pink $3 $2 $1Rose, Miniature – White $3 $2 $1Rose, Miniature – Orange $3 $2 $1Rose – Lavender $3 $2 $1Rose – Bi-Color $3 $2 $1Rose – Peach $3 $2 $1Rose – Red $3 $2 $1Rose – Yellow $3 $2 $1Rose – White $3 $2 $1Rose – Pink $3 $2 $1Rose Bud – Any Color $3 $2 $1Gladiolus $3 $2 $1

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FLOWER ARRANGEMENTSRULES:

All entries must conform to specifications of class entered. Arrangements will be judged according to design, shape, form, color harmony, proportion, container and condition of flowers and foliage. All arrangements must be made with living plants or flowers. All plants and/or flowers must be locally grown.Unusual, Creative Arrangement $3 $2 $1Miniature Arrangement $3 $2 $1Best Arrangement of Marigolds $3 $2 $1Best Arrangement of Zinnias $3 $2 $1Best Arrangement of Miniature Roses $3 $2 $1Best Arrangement of Roses $3 $2 $1Best Wild Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Best Arrangement of Sunflowers $3 $2 $1Best Patriotic Arrangement $3 $2 $1

POT FLOWERSFoliage House Plant $3 $2 $1Flowering House Plant $3 $2 $1Hanging/Vining House Plant $3 $2 $1African Violet/Gesneriad $3 $2 $1Begonia $3 $2 $1Impatiens (Sultana) $3 $2 $1Best New Guinea Impatiens $3 $2 $1Ferns $3 $2 $1Cacti and Succulents $3 $2 $1Spider Plant or Airplane Plant $3 $2 $1Asparagus Fern $3 $2 $1Most Unusual Indoor Potted Plant $3 $2 $1Most Unusual Hanging Basket $3 $2 $1Petunia Basket $3 $2 $1Potted GeraniumBest Patio Pot – Mixed $3 $2 $1

FOODRULES:

Use small 6-INCH paper plate for display.Cover with clear plastic baggies. (To prevent moisture,

don’t put plastic wrap on until food is cooled.)Since only the decoration on the decorated cake will

be judged, you might want to use an inexpensive cake and/or mix.

BREADCornbread Muffins – 3 $3 $2 $1Biscuits – 3 $3 $2 $1Yeast Rolls – 3 $3 $2 $1Loaf Bread – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Muffins, Other - 3 $3 $2 $1Zucchini Bread $3 $2 $1Pumpkin Bread $3 $2 $1Quick Bread, Other $3 $2 $1

CAKESChocolate Cake – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Angel Food (Not iced) $3 $2 $1White Layer Cake – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Jam Cake – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Decorated Cake $3 $2 $1Carrot Cake – 1/6 $3 $2 $1


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PIESPeach Fried Pie – 1 $3 $2 $1Dried Apple Pie – 1 $3 $2 $1Butterscotch Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Chocolate Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Lemon Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Pumpkin Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Chess Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Nut Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1Derby Pie – 1/6 $3 $2 $1

CANDIESChocolate Fudge – 3 pieces $3 $2 $1Peanut Butter Fudge – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Other Fudge – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Cream Candy – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Divinity – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Assorted Candy – 3 kinds, 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Peanut Butter Roll – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1 Seafoam – 3 pcs $3 $2 $1Molded Candies – 3 pcs, asst. $3 $2 $1Toffee $3 $2 $1Peanut Brittle $3 $2 $1

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FOOD PRESERVATION *When selecting canned products to be entered in the

Fair, check these points:Jars should be standard canning jars of glass and

correct size.Jars and lids should be clean – no rusty bands. (A

vinegar solution can be used to wipe off the jar and remove the lime deposit.)Liquid should cover the product and be free from

sediment. Air bubbles should be worked out.Jars should be filled to within ½ inch of the top. Do not

select jars that are packed too heavy.A dull, grayish tinge indicates an old product for canned

fruits.Canned fruit should not float, not me mushy and there

should be no darkening of fruit at the top of the jar.There should be a good proportion of berries and juice.Vegetables should be covered with liquid, hold their

shape and not appear mushy.Canned tomatoes should be free from white veining or

white or green spots.Canned meats can be any kind. Tomato juice should have a strong clear red color. Juice

should be free from seeds, pieces of skin or any core.Sauerkraut should have a light creamy color. White

color indicates no fermentation. Dark color results from exposure to air or spoilage. Pink streaks indicate uneven distribution of salt. Must be sealed.Always check for seal of jar. The center lid should be

firm and not click when pressed with your finger.Select jars of products that are pretty well uniform in

size and shape.Jelly should “quiver” or shake when turned sideways in

jar. It should be clear throughout when held to the light; no pieces of fruit.Dark color in preserves indicates over cooking.Syrup for preserves should be thick enough to move

slowly, with a definite pull when jar is turned to side. The pack is largely fruit, but thoroughly distributed in syrup.Small to medium size cucumbers should be used for

pickles.Pickles should not be shriveling.All jellies should be free of mold and sealed.

RULES:Only standard jars with standard lids will be accepted

for entry. Example: No peanut butter or mayonnaise jars.Only 1 jar per immediate family may be entered in the

same category.Pints, quarts, or standard jelly jars should be used.

FRUITSApples $3 $2 $1Applesauce $3 $2 $1Blackberry $3 $2 $1Cherries $3 $2 $1Peaches $3 $2 $1Pears $3 $2 $1Fruit Juice $3 $2 $1Fruit $3 $2 $1Grapes $3 $2 $1

VEGETABLESBeans $3 $2 $1Soup Mixture $3 $2 $1Tomatoes $3 $2 $1Tomato Juice $3 $2 $1Pint Carrots $3 $2 $1Pint Corn, Creamed $3 $2 $1Pint Corn, Whole Kernel $3 $2 $1Pint Peas $3 $2 $1Pint Salsa $3 $2 $1Other Vegetables $3 $2 $1

PICKLESBeet Pickles $3 $2 $1Cucumber Bread Pickles $3 $2 $1Cucumber Dill Pickles $3 $2 $1Cucumber Sweet Pickles $3 $2 $1Fruit Pickles $3 $2 $1Pickled Corn $3 $2 $1Banana Pepper Pickles $3 $2 $1Sauerkraut $3 $2 $1Tomato $3 $2 $1Zucchini Pickles $3 $2 $1Pickled Beans $3 $2 $1Other Pickles $3 $2 $1

RELISHMixed Vegetable Relish $3 $2 $1Chow-Chow Relish $3 $2 $1Corn Relish $3 $2 $1Sweet Relish $3 $2 $1Pepper Relish $3 $2 $1Pepper Relish $3 $2 $1Zucchini Relish $3 $2 $1


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Plum Butter $3 $2 $1Apple Butter $3 $2 $1Plum Jelly $3 $2 $1Apple Jelly $3 $2 $1Blackberry Jam $3 $2 $1Blackberry Jelly $3 $2 $1Strawberry Preserves $3 $2 $1Peach Preserves $3 $2 $1Green/Red Pepper Jelly $3 $2 $1Other Jam or Preserves $3 $2 $1Other Jelly $3 $2 $1

DRIED FOODApples $3 $2 $1Beans $3 $2 $1Peaches $3 $2 $1Other Dried Food $3 $2 $1

HONEY (In 1 qt. Containers)Best 1qt. White Extracted Honey $3 $2 $1Best 1qt. Amber Extracted Honey $3 $2 $1Best 1 qt. Dark Extracted Honey $3 $2 $1Best 1 qt. White Chunk Comb Honey $3 $2 $1Best 1 qt. Amber Chunk Comb Honey $3 $2 $1Best 1 qt. Dark Chunk Comb Honey $3 $2 $1Any Other Honey Product $3 $2 $1

MEATCanned meat: Any type $3 $2 $1

ARTRULES:

Artwork must be original and painted within the last two (2) years.No blue ribbon winner in Lions Club Fair may be

entered again. Artwork must be equipped for hanging with wire and

must be properly framed.Anyone who is a resident of Powell County may enter

Art Category.May not have more than two (2) entries in each

category.CATEGORIES:

Oil Painting/Landscape or Seascape $3 $2 $1Watercolor/Landscape or Seascape $3 $2 $1Pastel/Landscape or Seascape $3 $2 $1Acrylic/Landscape or Seascape $3 $2 $1Still Life/Oil, Acrylic $3 $2 $1Still Life/Watercolor Pastel $3 $2 $1Animals or Fowls/Any medium $3 $2 $1Drawings/Pen & Ink, Pencil, Charcoal $3 $2 $1Portraits/Any medium $3 $2 $1Flowers/Any medium $3 $2 $1Artwork on metal or glass $3 $2 $1Miscellaneous $3 $2 $1

ADULT DEVELOPMENTALLY CHALLENGEDRULES:

This division is open to all Powell County residents with certified disabilities. One entry per class is allowed. No blue ribbon winner in Lions Club Fair may be

entered again.CATEGORIES:

Art – Foam Art $3 $2 $1Art – Metal, Glass, Plastic $3 $2 $1

Art – Mosaic or Mural $3 $2 $1Art – Pencil, Colors, Pen & Ink $3 $2 $1Holiday Craft $3 $2 $1Jewelry $3 $2 $1Nature Craft $3 $2 $1Photography $3 $2 $1Puzzle Art $3 $2 $1Paper Crafts $3 $2 $1Woodcrafts $3 $2 $1Basic Sewing $3 $2 $1Miscellaneous $3 $2 $1

TEXTILESRULES:

Item must be original work of the person who enters it.All textiles should be free of stains, soil, etc.

Cleanliness will be considered when items are judged.Only one item per person per category may be

entered.CATEGORIES:

Baby Quilt $5 $3 $2Pieced Quilt $5 $3 $2Art Quilt $5 $3 $2Needlework Quilt $5 $3 $2Machine Quilted Quilt $5 $3 $2Machine Pieced, Hand Quilted $5 $3 $2Machine Pieced Top, Paid Quilting $5 $3 $2Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted $5 $3 $2Professionally Quilted Quilt $5 $3 $2Tacked Quilt $5 $3 $2Machine Applique Quilt $5 $3 $2Hand Applique Quilt $5 $3 $2Embroidery Quilt $5 $3 $2Cross Stitch Quilt $5 $3 $2Quilt Top $5 $3 $2Quilted Wall Hanging $5 $3 $2Other Needlework $3 $2 $1Needlepoint $3 $2 $1Framed Needlework $3 $2 $1Counted Cross Stitch $3 $2 $1Embroidery Crewel w/Yarn $3 $2 $1Embroidery done with Floss $3 $2 $1Stamped – Cross Stitch Item $3 $2 $1Pillow Needlework $3 $2 $1Pillow – Plain $3 $2 $1Knitted Vest $3 $2 $1Knitted Sweater $3 $2 $1Knitted Baby Item $3 $2 $1Knitted Miscellaneous Item $3 $2 $1Crochet Doily $3 $2 $1Crochet Scarf $3 $2 $1Crochet Vest $3 $2 $1Crochet Sweater $3 $2 $1Crochet Baby Item $3 $2 $1Crochet Miscellaneous $3 $2 $1Crochet Afghan $3 $2 $1Knitted Afghan $3 $2 $1Baby Afghan $3 $2 $1Crochet Hat $3 $2 $1Child’s Dress $3 $2 $1Baby Garment $3 $2 $1Women’s Suit $3 $2 $1Women’s Casual $3 $2 $1


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CRAFTSRULES:

Exhibits must not have been entered before in the Powell County Fair.Exhibits are to be made by the person entering them.Each person may enter only one exhibit in each class.The more details, the more work, the best

workmanship, will get that Blue Ribbon.CATEGORIES:WOOD CRAFT

Painted Wood Item $3 $2 $1Stained or Natural Item $3 $2 $1Wooden Toy $3 $2 $1Wooden Pen or Pencil $3 $2 $1Wood Carving $3 $2 $1Large Furniture $3 $2 $1Small Furniture $3 $2 $1Wooden Bird House $3 $2 $1Other Wooden Craft Item $3 $2 $1

CHRISTMAS CRAFTChristmas Wreath $3 $2 $1Ornament $3 $2 $1Center piece $3 $2 $1Crochet, Knitted or Sewed $3 $2 $1Stocking $3 $2 $1Plastic Canvas $3 $2 $1Wall Hanging $3 $2 $1

NEEDLEWORK CRAFTStuffed Article – Not a Toy $3 $2 $1Stuffed Toy $3 $2 $1Other Animals, Rabbits, Etc. $3 $2 $1Best Made Doll $3 $2 $1Wall Hanging $3 $2 $1

NATURE CRAFTSDecorated Grapevine Wreaths $3 $2 $1Dried Flower Door/Wall Decoration $3 $2 $1Dried Flower Arrangement $3 $2 $1Dried Flower Wreath $3 $2 $1Gourd Art $3 $2 $1Corn Shuck Craft $3 $2 $1

PAINTING OR TOLEPainting on Metals $3 $2 $1Folk Art Painting $3 $2 $1Kitchen Gadgets $3 $2 $1Wall Decoration $3 $2 $1Glass or China $3 $2 $1Faux Stained Glass $3 $2 $1Stained Glass $3 $2 $1

OTHER CRAFTSBaby Items $3 $2 $1Baskets – Reed $3 $2 $1Baskets – Other Materials $3 $2 $1Ceramics – Glazed $3 $2 $1Ceramics – Other $3 $2 $1Decoupage $3 $2 $1Tie Dyed T-Shirts $3 $2 $1Framed Items $3 $2 $1Jewelry $3 $2 $1

Rag Items – Ex: Rug, Basket $3 $2 $1Recycle Large – 15 inches or more $3 $2 $1Recycle Small – Under 15 inches $3 $2 $1Silk Flower Arrangement in Vase $3 $2 $1Wall Hanging – No Sewing $3 $2 $1Polymer Clay – Jewelry $3 $2 $1Polymer Clay – Other $3 $2 $1Beaded Jewelry – Necklace $3 $2 $1Beaded Jewelry – Bracelet $3 $2 $1Kentucky Themed Craft $3 $2 $1

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2018 Planning CommitteeKendyl Redding - Extension ServiceCole Wills - Vocational Agriculture

Larry Tipton - Farm BureauJulie Foster - Stanton Woman’s ClubValerie Stewart - Extension Service

Ronnie Hall, Karl Adams, Charles Martin, Phil Lambert, Jon Skidmore,

Pete Thomas, Dwaine Meadows, Timmy Tipton, Bill Cress, Kevin Babcock,

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CULTURAL ARTS RULES:

All Extension Homemakers are encouraged to submit “original” items for competition in state exhibits.Each article must be the work of an Extension

Homemaker member and must have been completed during the past 2 years.Champion (purple ribbon) entries from previous years

in each category or subcategory are not eligible for entry in another KEHA cultural arts contest.Areas may exhibit one item from each category and/or

subcategory. Maximum number is 89 for 2018.Identification of item should be on tag provided by state

and attached to exhibit.The exhibitor and/or their representative is responsible

for transporting exhibits to and from the state meeting.Each exhibitor must provide their own materials to

properly display their item. Tape and nails cannot be used on the walls. If items are best displayed vertically, please provide an easel or means of hanging exhibit from the wall. All items used for display should be labeled with exhibitor name.Entries will be exhibited by category. Entries will be

judged by subcategory when indicated. Exhibitor is responsible for category/subcategory determination.Extreme care should be taken at the county and area

level to place entries in the correct category. Entries entered in the wrong category will be moved to the correct category, if possible. Entries entered in the wrong category, where there is no correct category available or where there is already another entry, will be disqualified.Blue ribbons are awarded for high quality work, the

number depending on the quality of the entries. A championship purple ribbon is awarded to best of the blue ribbon entries in each category.All exhibits must remain displayed throughout the

duration of the Cultural Arts Exhibit. In the case of an emergency, items may be removed only on approval of the state Cultural Arts Chairman.Neither the Kentucky Extension Homemakers Asso-

ciation, nor the University of Kentucky will be responsible for any lost, misplaced or broken items. We do not anticipate any misfortune, but this disclaimer must be clearly understood by all exhibitors.The exhibits will be hosted at all times the exhibit is open.

Additional security will be provided when necessary.If categories are to be eliminated, there will be a one-

year notice.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:1. Three-dimensional art, decorative painting,

drawing, art painting, and ceramics, will be judged on the following: Originality, Artistic promise, Technique, Composition2. Apparel, basketry, beading, counted cross stitch,

crochet, embroidery, felting, holiday decorations, jewelry, knitting, natural art, needlepoint, pillows, quilts, recycled art, rug making, toy/doll making, wall or door hanging, weaving, and miscellaneous, will be judged on the following: Originality, Workmanship, Color harmony, Beauty of design, General appearance.3. Photography will be judged on the following:

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CATEGORIES:1-APPAREL

Novelty $3 $2 $1Basic Sewing $3 $2 $1Quilted $3 $2 $1Pieced $3 $2 $1Appliqued $3 $2 $1Accessory $3 $2 $1

2-ART, 3-DIMENSIONALCarving $3 $2 $1Sculpture $3 $2 $1

3-ART, NATURALWood $3 $2 $1Other $3 $2 $1

4-BASKETRYPlainDyed MaterialNoveltyMiniature (under 4”) $3 $2 $1Cane $3 $2 $1

5-BEADINGNon-jewelry Item/Wearable $3 $2 $1Knitting or Crochet with Beads $3 $2 $1Bead-weaving $3 $2 $1Miscellaneous $3 $2 $1

6-CERAMICSHand-formed $3 $2 $1Molded $3 $2 $1Pre-made $3 $2 $1

7-COUNTED CROSS STITCH14 Count & Under $3 $2 $116-22 Count $3 $2 $1Specialty Cloth (linens, etc.) $3 $2 $1

8-CROCHETYarn $3 $2 $1Thread $3 $2 $1

9-DOLL/TOY MAKINGPorcelain/China $3 $2 $1Cloth $3 $2 $1Handmade Toy (other than Porcelain/China or Cloth) $3 $2 $1

10-DRAWINGPastels $3 $2 $1Pen & Ink $3 $2 $1Pen & Ink with Oil Roughing $3 $2 $1Pencil or Charcoal-Black $3 $2 $1Pencil-Color $3 $2 $1

11-EMBROIDERYBasic Embroidery $3 $2 $1Crewel $3 $2 $1Candle Wicking $3 $2 $1Smocking $3 $2 $1Ribbon $3 $2 $1Machine Embroidery $3 $2 $1


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under one of these subcategories. Items that have been knitted or crocheted and wet felted should not be entered in Knitting or Crochet.)Wet Method $3 $2 $1Needle Method $3 $2 $1

13-HOLIDAY DECORATIONSSpring $3 $2 $1Summer $3 $2 $1Autumn $3 $2 $1Winter $3 $2 $1

14-JEWELRYOriginal Design $3 $2 $1Beaded $3 $2 $1Mixed Media (wire, chain maille, mixed w/beads) $3 $2 $1

15-KNITTINGHand $3 $2 $1

16-NEEDLEPOINTCloth Canvas $3 $2 $1Plastic $3 $2 $1

17-PAINTING, ARTOil $3 $2 $1Acrylic $3 $2 $1Water Color $3 $2 $1

18-PAINTING, CHINAAny Item $3 $2 $1

19-PAINTING, DECORATIVEWood $3 $2 $1Metal $3 $2 $1Other $3 $2 $1

20-PHOTOGRAPHYBlack & White (mounted & framed) $3 $2 $1Color (mounted & framed) $3 $2 $1

21-PILLOWSThe pillow category is for pillows made using techniques

not included in other categories. Patchwork and quilted pillows are examples that may be entered in this category; however, needlepoint and embroidered pillows should be entered their respective categories.Any other style or materials $3 $2 $1

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exhibitor. This includes quilting.)Machine Applique (machine quilted) $3 $2 $1Hand Applique (hand quilted) $3 $2 $1Hand Pieced (hand quilted $3 $2 $1Machine Pieced (hand quilted) $3 $2 $1Machine Pieced (machine quilted) $3 $2 $1Novelty (stenciled, embroidered, miniature, etc., hand quilted) $3 $2 $1Novelty (stenciled, embroidered, miniature, etc., machine quilted) $3 $2 $1Baby or Lap (hand quilted) $3 $2 $1Technology Based (hand or machine quilted) $3 $2 $1Miscellaneous

(hand or machine quilted) $3 $2 $123-RECYCLED ART

(Include a before & after picture)Clothing $3 $2 $1Household $3 $2 $1Other $3 $2 $1

24-RUG MAKINGAny style or material $3 $2 $1

25-SCRAPBOOKING Scrapbooking entries are limited to 1 or 2 pages. If the

entire scrapbook is sent, please designate pages to be judged. Heritage Layout $3 $2 $1Family Layout $3 $2 $1Miscellaneous Layout $3 $2 $1Collage Layout $3 $2 $1

26-WALL OR DOOR HANGINGFabric $3 $2 $1Other $3 $2 $1

27-WEAVINGLoom $3 $2 $1Hand (macramé, caning) $3 $2 $1

28-MISCELLANEOUS (Items not included in other categories; otherwise they will be disqualified) $3 $2 $1

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2018 BLUEGRASS PULLING SERIES GENERAL REGULATIONS

1. PROTEST MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING TO A B.O.B OFFICIAL WITHIN 10 MINUTES AFTER CLASS ENDS ON THE SAME DATE OF THE EVENT.2. PROTESTOR MUST BE IN SAME CLASS AS THE COMPETITOR HE OR SHE IS PROTESTING. THE PROTESTOR MUST BE ABLE TO BETTER HIMSELF OR HERSELF IN PRIZE BY THIS PROTEST.3. PROTEST MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE PROTEST FEE. PROTESTOR MUST PUT UP CASH OR CHECK FOR THE PROTEST FEE.4. PROTESTOR SHALL NOT BE PRESENT DURING THE CHECK OF THE PTOTESTEE’S VEHICLE, AND CANNOT PARTICIPATE.5. PERSON OR PERSONS OF EITHER PARTY ACTING IN AN UNPROFESSIONAL MANNER SHALL BE DISQUALIFIED.6. ENGINE PROTEST PROCEDURE: a. TRUCKS AND TRACTORS REQUIRING A COMPLETE TEARS DOWN OF THE ENGINE WILL REQUIRE A $1000.00 PROTEST FEE TO BE PAID BY THE PROTESTOR. THIS WILL CONSIST OF REMOVING THE HEAD AND CHECKING THE CUBIC INCHES.b. TURBO CHECK WILL REQUIRE A $200.00 PROTEST FEE TO BE PAID BY THE PROTESTOR.c. A $200.00 PROTEST FEE WILL BE CHARGED ON ANY NITROUS PROTEST FOR TRACTORS AND TRUCKS7. ANY ENGINE FOUND ILLEGAL WILL LOSE ALL POINTS AND THE WINNING PARTY WILL RECEIVE PROTEST MONEY8. TURBO’S WILL BE CHECKED AT THE FIRST PULL BY A TECH OFFICIAL AND RANDOMLY THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. IF THE TURBO’S ARE CHANGED AT ANY POINT DURING THE SEASON THE COMPETITOR SHALL NOTIFY THE TECH OFFICIAL AND A RE-INSPECTION SHALL BE COMPLETED. THE TECH OFFICIAL CAN CHECK AND/OR RE-CHECK TURBO’S AT ANY TIME. IF, DURING A RANDOM INSPECTION THE TURBO IS FOUND TO BE ILLEGAL, YOU WILL LOSE ALL POINTS.9. VISUAL INSPECTIONS BY PROTEST WILL REQUIRE A $100.00 FEE FROM THE PROTESTOR.10. ANY VISUAL PROTEST INSPECTION CONSISTING OF CHECKING HITCHES, WHEELBASE LENGTH, ANYTHING CONCERNING WEIGHT BOX OR ANY OTHER INSPECTION THAT DETERMINES THE PROTESTEE HAS A RULE VIOLATION WITH HIS OR HER VEHICLE WILL CAUSE THE PROTESTEE TO LOSE ALL THE POINTS FOR THAT PULL.11. THE B.O.B TECH OFFICIALS HAVE THE RIGHT TO OPEN THE VEHICLE HOOD OR INSPECT THE VEHICLE OR ANY PARTICIPATING PERSON AT ANYTIME.12. THE PROTESTEE OR OWNER OF THE VEHICLE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TEAR DOWN OF HIS OR HER VEHICLE.13. Points will be awarded to Battle of the Bluegrass members only. Competitors must compete in 70% of their respective classes to eligible for end of season Championship Points payout.14. 2017 Point Money: Each point’s class will begin the 2017 Season with a minimum of $1000.00. Ten percent of each class purse will be added to the points. Example: Class purse is $1200.00, $120.00 will be added tothe points fund from the class purse. 1st place pays $400.00, the winner receives $360.00, $40.00 goes towards the Points Fund. This applies to all payouts.Purses: AA: $2000.00 – A: $1750.00 – B: $1200.00 – C: $1000.00 – D: $800.00POINT CLASSES:Pro Stock 4x4, SS4, SS2, 85LP-SF, Work Stock, 2.6 Diesel Truck, LLSS, Pro Farm, 10 Hot FarmEVENT OPERATION AND GENERAL RULES FOR ALL CLASSES1. All pullers must be in the staging area when their class starts and remain with the vehicle.2. A competitor will have a maximum of TWO (2) minutes to report to the starting line once the sled is ready.3. All pulling vehicles shall come to the competition area under their own power.4. Tow starting of any vehicle shall be at the track official’s discretion.5. All Diesel vehicles excluding Work Stock Trucks, shall have a 3-way dump valve for safety and fuel testing.TEST PULLER1. ALL CLASSES--The first puller only, to hook to the sled in a class will be considered the test puller and have the following options:a. Accept the pull.b. Drop the pull and pull again immediately.c. Drop the pull and come back in the last position.2. The decision to re-hook must be made before the competitor and the pulling vehicle leave the track area.3. Event Malfunction:A. In the event of an event malfunction the affected puller and/or pullers will be allowed to re-pull immediately or in last position. All decisions on re-pulls will be decided by the presiding track official’s and at his/her discretion.4. The loss or a failure of safety equipment while the pulling vehicle is under the green flag shall result in disqualification.5. Competitors shall be disqualified if the pulling vehicle touches or goes over the boundary-lines while under the green flag. If the pulling vehicle passes the established full-pull line and crosses the boundary line the pull will be considered a legal hook.6. A person capable of safely operating and controlling the vehicle shall be seated in the vehicle when being starting or the engine is running. Seats unoccupied while the vehicle is running will be cause for disqualification.7. Pullers will be given 2 attempts to start the sled. A puller who does not make a pull past the 75 foot marker will be given a second attempt. If the puller makes an attempt to stop before the sled reaches the 75 foot marker, a second attempt will be given at the starting flagman’s discretion.8. A puller who experiences mechanical problems and cannot make the scheduled hook may request a mechanical drop, if the request is granted by the presiding track official the puller will be allowed to pull in last position.9. Any disqualification on a first attempt eliminates a second attempt.10. The loss of excessive fluids while under the green flag will be cause for disqualification. All pullers and team members shall use caution in pit areas and on/or off the track. Safety for our competitors and spectators is paramount.11. Any unsportsmanlike conduct and/or language on the track or in the pit area is unacceptable, and will not be tolerated. B.O.B official rulings are final.12. If the pulling vehicle loses a weight at any time it is hooked to the sled, the driver shall be disqualified. If the pulling vehicle loses a part, shield, center cap etc. it shall be the track official’s decision to disqualify the driver. Driver, spectator and track official’s safety will be taken into consideration prior to making a decision.13. If a competitor enters a class other than the one he/she usually competes in, those competitors will be assigned a number for the pulling order.PULL OFFS:A. A pull-off will be run in the same order as the official class. There will be no dropping positions in a pull-off.B. All pullers will be given two (2) attempts to pass the 75 foot marker in a pull-off.C. In the event of an event malfunction occurs in a pull-off situation the affected puller or pullers will be allowed to drop to last position.D. If a puller is disqualified for any reason in a pull-off they will be given last place in the pulloff.E. All vehicles must compete in the Pull Off unless broke.F. The Battle of the Bluegrass has established a 310ft full pull, 320ft pull off rule. The 310ft distance will be considered a full pull. The top three vehicles past 310 will be automatically transferred to the pull-off. If the sled setting allows multiple vehicles to exceed 320, only those vehicles will be in the pull-off. If the track is not 310ft long, B.O.B Officials shall determine the pull-off distance as necessary. This will be on a caseby case basis. However, B.O.B officials reserve the right to change, modify or float the finish if deemed necessary. If one of the first three pulling vehicles pulls passed 320 feet, the sled will be reset.G. RAIN OUT or OTHER EVENT ENDING SITUATIONS1. Any class not completed for any reason will be treated as a rain out2. If 2/3 of a class as pulled it will be declared as an official class. Those competing will receive points and monies as the class finished. Any remaining points and monies will be split equally among the competitors that did not run.3. If less than 2/3 of the class is complete all points and monies will be divided equally among the competitors in that class.4. The promoter and B.O.B officials will decide if and when a rain-out occurs.

GENERAL CLUB RULES FOR ALL CLASSES1. B.O.B representatives shall reserve the right to interpret any and all rules. New rules may be adopted during a pulling season at any time to promote safety or the benefit of the sport.2. All pullers are to be careful in pit areas and on/or off track (watch spectators and/or families of pullers). Any unsportsmanlike conduct and/or language on track or in pits is unacceptable, and will not be tolerated. A grievance committee will be set up to handle problems if they arise.3. Two (2) minute limit to hook to sled.ENGINES1. All turbo charged engines will use 2- 3/8 bolts mounted inside the exhaust pipe. The bolts will be mounted perpendicular in order to prevent turbo charger parts from exiting the exhaust pipe.2. All vehicles with engine powered fans must have shrouded.3. All pulling vehicles must have a starter interrupter switch, which will allow starting of vehicle only in neutral on manual transmissions and in the park position on automatic transmissions. Switches must be mounted on the shift lever.4. All V-8 engines must have engine side shields. Shields must run the entire length of block casting. Shields must be from the bottom of head to top of the frame and must be mounted to frame.5. All electric fuel pumps on spark ignition engines must be grounded when kill switch is pulled.6. Air shut-offs on diesel engines shall be spring loaded to a closed position. Butterflies inside the air intake pipe will not be permitted.7. All super farm and pro farm tractors will be required to use a cable restraint system. One 3/8-diameter cable will be used to restrain the cylinder head. The cable will surround the engine and be mounted between the first and second cylinders. The cable will pass through the exhaust port area. The cable will use two cable clamps and will have 4 to 6 inches of slack.8. Diesel engines will use a manual 3 way dump-valve installed ahead of injection pump. The dump-valve must be operated from the dash panel.INTERCOOLERS1. All intercooler/after cooler assemblies must be shielded on all side by .060 steel or aluminum.DISCONNECT SWITCH1. A disconnect switch will be installed to shut off all electric current from the battery. Switch must be operated from outside the vehicle and be mounted on the vehicle to provide easy access from the ground. Must be easily accessible!KILL SWITCHES1. All kill switches shall be mounted a maximum of 48 inches above hook point and within 6 inches of center of pulling vehicle. Kill switch rings will be a minimum of (2) inches in diameter and must be steel.STABILIZER BARSTractors1. Stabilizer bars will extend a minimum of 32 inches behind the centerline of the rear axle.2. Stabilizer bars shall not exceed 10 inches off the ground and have a 5-inch square ground pad.3. A vertical brace will extend a minimum of 24 inches upward from the pad and a horizontal brace will connect the Stabilizer bars4. Bars must be capable of supporting the vehicle weighted for the heaviest class it will compete in vertical brace to the stabilizer bar assembly5. Rolling wheels or moving devices of any kind will not be accepted on any stabilizer bar in any class.FIREWALLS1. Trucks are required to use a complete firewall. The firewall will be the full width of the driver’s compartment and go from the dash panel to the floorboard. The firewall will be made of a minimum of .060 materials. Acceptable materials are lexan, steel, aluminum or the factory dash.2. All trucks will be required to pull with the hood on completely covering the engine compartment.ADDITIONAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS1. No tinted windows. Factory tint is acceptable.2. No dirt deflectors.3. Quick release steering wheels are permitted in any class with roll cages.4. All Tractors: Front wheels must track with rear wheels.5. All tractors must have a solid barrier between driver and rear wheels. Barrier must be capable of supporting driver’s weight. Fenders and/or tire shields are required.6. Wide front end assemblies only.CLUTCHES & BELL HOUSINGS1. All Pulling Vehicles equipped with an automotive type engine using a clutch/flywheel assembly will be required to use a Billet Flywheel. The Flywheel will be made of steel or aluminum and be SFI approved. Absolutely no cast iron allowed. All clutch assemblies will be steel and must be SFI approved; no cast iron.2. All tractors classes will have SFI approved clutch/flywheel assembly, no cast iron. All tractors shall use a six buckle, SFI approved blanket surrounding the transmission housing. The SFI blanket will be 20 ply ballistic nylon or Kevlar equivalent.TIE BARS1. Safety tie bars will be required in tractor classes.2. Tie bars will be from frame rail to rear axle housing and be capable of supporting the tractor with all bolts removed from transmission housing.HITCHES1. All hitches will be minimum 3 3/4 inches long and a minimum of 3.5 inches wide at the hook point. Lateral thickness of the hitch will be max 1 ½ inch minimum and 1 inch of cross-sectional thickness.KILL SWITCHES1. Kill switches will be mounted a max of 48 inches above hook point and within 6 inches of center of pulling vehicle. Kill switches ring will be 2 inches minimum diameter and must be steel.FIRE SUITS1. All Classes: A complete fire-suit and fireproof gloves are required in all classes. Fire-suits must meet SFI Specifications. No tennis shoes are to be worn. You must have good work shoes or fire shoes. Fire-suits are not required for Work Stock truck pullers.DRIVER PROTECTION1. All drivers will be required to use an SFI approved neck collar if a fire suit is required for your class.HELMETS1. All competitors will wear a full-face helmet with a Snell 2005 rating or better, excluding WS diesel trucks, including neck collar.SAFETY1. All vehicles must have working brakes.2. All pulling vehicles must be equipped with a seat belt.3. Any driver who is out of his or her seat during the pull will be DISQUALIFIED.4. All vehicles must have a working fire extinguisher.5. Driver’s seat must be directly behind the steering wheel.DRIVELINE SHIELDING1. All remaining exposed drive shafts will be shielded 360 degrees by 3/8 inches aluminum or 5/16-inch steel. Drive shaft must be completely covered, minimum ¼ inch visible at either end.The BATTLE OF THE BLUEGRASS officials reserve the right to add, delete or change any rule at anytime.* The Battle of the Bluegrass Pulling Series will test fuels and water in all pulling classes. Fuel test will be performed randomly to determine the legality of all fuels used by competitors and/or members of the B.O.B. Pulling Series. Test equipment will vary and the type of equipment used will be at the discretion of B.O.B. Officials. A fuel test valve will be mandatory on all pulling vehicles unless stated otherwise. Samples will be taking from the fuels lines thatfeed the engine. Any discrepancy in the fuel test, a sample will be send to aB.O.B Series approved laboratory at the competitor’s expense.Dielectric readings for fuel are as follows: Gasoline: Maximum dielectric constant of 2.1 and minimum of -1Diesel Fuel: Maximum dielectric constant of 4.9 and minimum of 2.1. Penalties for illegal fuel and/or water injection: 1st offense will result in the competitor and vehicle being disqualified for that event and loss of points and prize money.


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2018 DEMOLITION DERBYPowell County Demolition Derby Rules

September 8, 2018Entry Fee - $40 Start Time – 7 p.m.

BIG CARS Payback 1st - $1000 2nd - $200 3rd - $100Purse subject to change if fewer than 10 cars enter.STOCK CARS Payback 1st - $1000 2nd - $200 Purse subject to change if fewer than 10 cars enter.

Contact: Brandon Dailey - 859-585-8711or Ryan Kratzer – 859-585-0020

ALLOWED RULES:Any year cars except Imperials!

Motor and rear end swaps are allowed. Engine mounts may be welded with no added steel. 2 chains may be used for motor. 2003 and up, engine cradles (Ford cradles only) may be swapped but no excessive welding or no plating.

Tilt the front end with no added metal.You can run solid suspension.A arms may be welded with the strap 10” long, 3” wide x ¼. ONLY 2

PER SIDE!Any year bumper allowed. You can weld bumper seams. Weld

straight to frame. Bumper shocks no longer than 2 1/2” x 2 1/2” x 12”. You can reinforce FRONT BUMPERS ONLY. No homemade pointy bumpers.

You may run distributor protectors and hump plates. Plates no longer than 22” and no thicker than ¼. Plates must conform to frame and be center of humps.

You may run one or the other: a. Distributor protector kicker – OR b. 2 kickers down behind a frame to dash bar 2x2 tubing. You cannot run both. If you run a distributor protector and 2 kickers down behind a frame, then no kicker behind the distributor protector.

You can wire bumper in 4 spots.You can use up to 1” all thread in core support. Core support mount

3 x 3 x ¼ max!You can wire or bolt hood in 6 spots with a max of 1” all thread,

however we must be able to access engine in case of fires.You may plate a pre-run car with 2 plates per bend with a max of 6

plates. 3 x 3” but no thicker than ¼ plate and we must be able to see where car was bent or broken. No plating on fresh car.

You can use up to 20 5/16 bolts around cut-out of hood. Also max 5- 5 /16 bolts in fender wells.

Gas tank protectors are allowed no wider than 30”. It can go back to the fire wall but DO NOT BEAT OR PUSH METAL BACK. No bolting to frame or sheet metal at rear.

You can run a transcooler but it must be mounted to where it does not strengthen the car.

You can run a back glass bar. Bar cannot go more than 3” past rear glass seal and 3” past rain channels. Back bar no more than 3” wide and 1/2” thick. 2 bars allowed.

Four-point cage allowed. Back bar no further back than 12” past driver’s seat. Side bars no further back than ½ way of the back door. NO HALO BARS! Front bar must be at least 5” from the firewall. Center bar will be allowed, but cannot extend past front or back of cage.

Roll-over bar must be straight up and down. No slanting!Doors and trunks can be wired or welded solid. No more than 1”

overlapping with a max of 3” wide straps. Trunk must have 2 8” holes 4 inches from quarter dead center on trunk lid on top of trunk hole in it. For inspection, we must be able to see all four corners.

Front windshield bar is allowed but can’t be behind the distributor protector.

You can weld frame firewall forward.You can run 2 batteries and an electric fan.4 down legs from cage to frame (front or back). Not in crush box or

humps.You may replace body bolts with 1” all thread. All thread must be

inside frame with 1” gap between body and frame.You may run slip shaft.You can run rear end protector but it cannot reinforce the car in any

way.Pre-creasing is allowed.No leaf spring conversions.

NOT ALLOWEDGas pedal can’t be used as a kicker.Bumper height cannot be higher than 21” and no lower than 16” to

the bottom of the bumper.You cannot run an engine fan or an electric fan unless it is covered

by the hood.No body seam welding.No double skinning of any body panel. No chains, except one 12-

inch chain, 3/8 inch thick per side from the head to the engine cradle.

Any additional welding, braising or bolting will disqualify car.IF IT SAYS YOU CAN DO IT, DO IT! IF IT DOESN’T SAY IT, DON’T DO IT!

RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED!COMPETITION RULES

No flagrant driver door hits. You will get 1 warning. No profanity on any car.

No double-teaming or sandbagging. You will only get one warning at the drivers meeting.

Safety belts and approved helmets are required.Only driver of the car allowed in the inspection area. This is for

insurance purposes.All glass must be removed before you enter the fairgrounds.Max 7 gallons of gas will be allowed.1st fire will be put out. 2nd fire will disqualify car. Fire Department

has final say.

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2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 32Any door comes open during a heat or feature will disqualify car.Roll-overs will be turned back over. You will be able to continue if

car is proven to be safe. ONE TIME ONLY!!You must stay in your car with helmet on unless told otherwise by

an official. If you leave your car for any reason, you will forfeit any money or trophy.

Any driver or pit crew fighting will be asked to leave the fairgounds.Last 2 cars in a feature, if stuck together will not be pulled apart.

Last hit wins. Not the last car running. Official has the final say.Only driver and track officials are allowed on track at all times!You will have 2 minutes to make an aggressive hit or you will be

disqualified.Winner of the heat may substitute another car in the feature if he

or she can prove their car is unable to compete at the official’s discretion.

Any protesting of a car must be done during the drivers meeting and done by a driver that is running in the derby.

Driver must pay before car is inspected. If car does not pass inspection, there will be no refunds! You will be given ONE chance to make any cahnges to the car in order to pass inspection.

Official’s decisions are FINAL!

NO ALCOHOL WILL BE ALLOWED ON FAIRGROUNDS. ANYONE UNDER THE INFLUENCE WILL BE ESCORTED OFF THE PREMISES!

SMALL CARS: 1st - $600; 2nd - $200; 3rd - $100

Small Car Demolition Derby RulesALLOWED RULES:SMALL CARS Payback 1st - $1000 2nd - $200 3rd - 100 Purse subject to change if fewer than 10 cars enter.Any year, 4 or 6 cylinder. Wheel base is 108. If it is 198, it must be unibody.

Motor and rear end swaps are allowed. Engine mounts may be welded with no added steel. 2 chains may be used for motor. 2993 and up, engine cradles (Ford cradles only) may be swapped but no excessive welding or no plating.

Tilt the front end with no added metal.You can run solid suspension.A arms may be welded with the strap 10”long, 3” wide x ¼. ONLY 2

PER SIDE!Any rear bumper allowed. You can weld bumper seams. Weld

straight to frame. Bumper shocks no longer than 2 1/2” x 2 1/2” x 12”. You can reinforce FRONT BUMBERS ONLY. No homemade pointy bumpers.

You may run distributor protectors and hump plates. Plates no longer than 22” and no thicker than ¼. Plates must conform to frame and be center of humps.

You may run one or the other: a. Distributor protector kicker –OR: b. 2 kickers down behind a frame to dash bar 2 x 2 tubing. You cannot run both. If you run a distributor protector and 2 kickers down behind a frame, then no kicker behind the distributor protector.

You wire bumper in 4 spots.You can use up to 1” all thread in core support. Core support mount

3 x 3 x ¼ max.You can wire or bolt hood in 6 spots with a max of 1” all thread,

however, we must be able to access engine in case offires.You may plate a pre-run car with 2 plates per bend with a max of 6

plates. 3 x 3” but no thicker than ¼ plate and we must be able to see where car was bent or broken. No plating on fresh car.

You can use up to 20 5/16 bolts around cut-out of hood. Also max 5 5/16 bolts in rear fender well.

Gas tnk protectors are allowed no wider than 30”. It can go back to the fire wall but DO NOT BEAT OR PUSH SHEET METAL BACK. No bolting to frame or sheet metal at rear. If it is a stock gas tank, it must be covered and secured. No movement!

You can run a transcooler but it must be mounted to where it does not strengthen the car.

You can run a back glass bar. Bar cannot go more than 3” past rear glass seal and 3” past rain channels. Back bar no more than 3” wide and 1/2” thick. Two bars allowed.

Four point cage allowed. Back bar no further back than 12” past

driver’s seat. Side bars no further back than ½ way of the back door. NO HALO BARS! Front bar must be at least 5” from the firewall. Center bar will be allowed, but cannot extend past front or back of cage.


overlapping with a max of 3” wide straps.Front windshield bar is allowed but can’t be behind the distributor.You can weld frame firewall forward.You can run 2 batteries and an electric fan.Two down legs from cage to frame (front or back). Not in crush box

or humps.You may replace body bolts with 1” all thread. All thread must be

inside frame with 1” gap between body and frame.You may run slip shaft.You can run rear-end protector but it cannot reinforce the car in any





inch chain 3/8 inch thick per side from the head to the engine cradle.

Any additional welding, braising or bolting will disqualify car.No wedging or cutdowns.IF IT SAYS YOU CAN DO IT, DO IT! IF IT DOESN’T SAY IT, DON’T DO IT!

RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED!

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2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 33driver’s seat. Side bars no further back than ½ way of the back door. NO HALO BARS! Front bar must be at least 5” from the firewall. Center bar will be allowed, but cannot extend past front or back of cage.


overlapping with a max of 3” wide straps.Front windshield bar is allowed but can’t be behind the distributor.You can weld frame firewall forward.You can run 2 batteries and an electric fan.Two down legs from cage to frame (front or back). Not in crush box

or humps.You may replace body bolts with 1” all thread. All thread must be

inside frame with 1” gap between body and frame.You may run slip shaft.You can run rear-end protector but it cannot reinforce the car in any





inch chain 3/8 inch thick per side from the head to the engine cradle.

Any additional welding, braising or bolting will disqualify car.No wedging or cutdowns.IF IT SAYS YOU CAN DO IT, DO IT! IF IT DOESN’T SAY IT, DON’T DO IT!

RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED!

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and kidney conditions and many more. Hannah Dunaway,APRN

Samantha McKinney,PA

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Jamie Cook,APRN

Stephanie Auxier,APRN

Torrie Furman,APRN

Georgette Greene, APRN

Frenchburg Office784 Hwy. 36, Frenchburg

606-768-9190

Owingsville Office17 Miller Drive, Owingsville

606-674-3033

Stanton Family638 B East College Ave., Stanton

606-318-3500

Mt. Sterling Office125 Foxglove Dr., Mt. Sterling

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176 East College Avenue • Stanton, KY

606-663-2598 www.rogershardware.com

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Have a Great Time at the Fair!

David HaleState Representative

74th District

Pirate Town StorageWe now have

storage spaces in Clay City

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5377 Main Street, Clay City

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We make banking fun!

Have a Great, Fun-filled Fair!

Stanton City CouncilPam Tipton

Margarita ArnettDixie LockardPaul Mallory

Jenell BrewerTommy Mays

Mayor Dale Allen“We are here to serve you.”

606.663.6474

Connective Healing LLCLisa C. Coffey, LCSWOwner & Clinician101 North Main StreetStanton, KY 40380Phone [email protected]

one seed of hope at a time

2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 39Powell County Lions Club

Amateur Backyard BBQ Cook-offSaturday, September 15, 2018

8:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

RULES:1. All teams must submit an entry form and pay the $10

entry fee to compete.2. Entry forms may be downloaded by emailing

[email protected]. Entry forms must be received by September 3, 2018.4. Each team will provide their own equipment and supplies,

including a grill/cooker and cooking equipment.5. Each team will bring their own products, including raw,

unseasoned meat and seasonings.6. Each team will receive a designated space to cook.7. All marinating, seasoning, and cooking of the product shall

be done within the confines of the team’s assigned cooking space. No seasoning, marinating or cooking of any kind may begin before 10 a.m.8. Contestants must adhere to all electrical, fire, health, and

other codes.9. All contestants are expected to respect the rights of other

teams. Profane language or infringement on another team’s area will not be permitted.10. Prizes will be awarded in the categories of chicken and

pork ribs.11. All cook-off areas must be cleaned and vacated by 8:00

p.m. on Saturday.

SET UP1. Each team will be assigned a space - more information on

space assignments will be provided to registrants before the show.2. Teams must provide their own 10x10 tent or shelter.3. No vehicles are allowed in the cooking area except to

unload.

4. Electricity will be provided.

TIME LINE - Saturday, Sept. 15, 20188:00 a.m. - Set-up begins. You may drive up close to the

cooking area, unload, then remove your vehicle.9:00 a.m. - Team check-in begins. All meat must be raw and

uncooked at check-in and presented for inspection in original packing from the store.10:00 a.m. - Cooking can begin6:00 p.m. - Judging turn-in time.7:00 p.m. - Winners announced.

JUDGING1. Blind judging containers will be handed out at check-

in. Nothing but the meat can be in the container when it is presented for judging.2. Each team must prepare five (5) individual pieces of meat

or servings in each category for the judges.3. All samples must be delivered to the judging location

between 6:00 and 6:15 p.m.4. Entries will be judged by a team of three (3) judges.5. Entries will be scored in the areas of Appearance,

Tenderness, and Taste on a 10-point scale, 10 being the best. Taste will make up 50% of the final score and Appearance and Tenderness will each make up 25% of the score.6. Nothing but the meat must be in the turn-in box.7. Sauce is optional but if it is included it must be on the

meat, not puddled in the container.8. The decision of the judges is final.9. You are welcome to hand out samples; however, you are

not allowed to accept any kind of payment for them.

PRIZES:In each of two (2) categories: Chicken and Pork ribs:1st Prize - and bragging rights to the Best Backyard BBQ in

Powell County: Blackstone Grill2nd Prize - $50 and trophy3rd Prize - $25 and trophy

Commonwealth Garden Tractor Pulling Association Powell County

Lions Club FairCar Show

4-8 p.m. Saturday, September 15at the Powell County Fair Grounds

-- TOP 30 AWARDS --3 FT Best of Show 1980 & Up

3 FT Best of Show 1979 & Down3 FT Lions Pride, 3 FT Powell County Pick

Dash Plaques to First 50 Registered- Registration $20 -

(All judges’ decisions are final.)Music by ICEMAN’S D.J. Services

Winchester, Ky.The Powell County Lions Club Fair, Lions Club members, Iceman D.J. Services & Promotions staff, and judges are not responsible for losses or damages of any

kind to persons or vehicles!

2018 Powell County Lion’s Club Fair 40

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