Denton County Livestock Association Youth Fair - March 23-28, 2009

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There is a new website for the county show (http://dclayf.net).  Please visit the site so that you are current on all entry deadlines.  Don't forget that your forms must be signed by your local 4-H Club Managers.  A list of all eligible members was sent to the DCLAYF Board prior to tag-in.  The same list was submitted to club managers for review.

The Denton County Youth Fair (the " Fair") is organized for educational, charitable and scientific purposes.  The Denton County Livestock Association (DCLA) uses the Fair to encourage and promote the educational aspects of projects conducted by Denton County Youth under the proper supervision and direction of a county extension agent, an agricultural science teacher, a home economics teacher or an adult 4-H leader.

FFA, FCCLA, and 4-H members entering the show agree to observe all rules of fair competition reject the uses of drug or physical alteration of the livestock or other exhibits, and to refrain from any action that would give an unfair advantage over any other exhibitor.

The purpose of the Fair and the DCLA is to provide an opportunity for FFA, FCCLA, and 4-H  members to exhibit their projects in friendly, fair competition, to educate the public about agriculture and related areas, and to provide for the development of knowledge and responsibility by the participating youth.

Entry Deadlines

All forms are due to Fulton's Metal and Hardware (3100 Fort Worth Drive, Denton, Texas 76205) and must be signed by the designated 4-H Club Manager.

·          Breeding Animals and Home Ec: March 3, 2009

·          Shop: March 3, 2009

·          Rabbit: TBD

·          Entomology and Nature Collections: March 3, 2009

·          Horticulture: February 14, 2009

·          Horse Show: March 3, 2009

·          Public Speaking: March 10, 2009

Queens and Princesses

Every 4-H Club is encouraged to have a Queen and Princess candidate.  The Queen and Princess candidates are encouraged to enter a project in the Youth Fair.  Candidates must meet the eligibility requirements as listed in the general rules.  Only one Queen and one Princess candidate will be allowed to represent a club or chapter.  Previous Queen and Princess winners may not run again in same age group.  Queen and Princess candidates will be introduced first at the Rodeo, Saturday, March 28, 2009, which starts at 7:00 pm.  However, all candidates should check in behind Rodeo arena at 6:30 pm to line up.  Queen and Princess candidates do not have to ride a horse during introductions.  The Queen and Princess will be announced and receive their banners.  Buckles will be awarded at the end of the Rodeo when the rodeo contestants receive their awards.

·          Tuesday, March 3, 2009, 7:00 pm: Press Conference and Contest Kickoff @ the Extension Office

·          Monday, March 23, 2009, 7:00 pm: Q & P Candidates Appreciation Dinner and Blue Ribbon Club Scholarship Presentation

·          Thursday, March 26, 2009: 4:00 pm - Personality Contest, 6:00 pm - Beauty Contest

·          Saturday, March 28, 2009:      8:30 am - FINAL TURN-IN TIME FOR TICKETS & MONEY, 11:00 am - Buyer's BBQ Luncheon 7:00 pm - Crowning of Queen & Princess

Scholarships

Visit the website for deadlines and guidelines.

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