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shiawassee county fair
2018 exhibitor’s guide
DEPARTMENT 69
YOUTH WOODWORKING
and Electrical scienceS
DAVE LUFT, NICK LUFT, CO-SUPTS.
Checked in on:
Saturday, August 4, From 9 am - 1 pm
Judging:
Saturday, August 4, Beginning at 9 am
Released:
Sunday, August 12, From 9 am - 1 pm
1. All entries MUST be in by 1:00 or they will not be judged.
2. All entries in thisdepartmentmust beof anoriginal designor have
been creatively enhanced by the exhibitor - no kits completed
exactly as purchased will be accepted.
3. Only one entry in any one class will be accepted.
4. Exhibitor must be present when judged.
SECTION 10 — WOODWORKING
Class
A B C
105.The Apprentice, 1 or more Articles
(age 9-12)....................................... $3.00 $2.75 $2.50
115. The Handyman, 1 Article (age 13-14)...
3.75 3.50 3.00
125.The Craftsman, 1 Article (age 15-21)....
4.50 3.50 3.00
SECTION 20 — WOOD REFINISHING
Class
A B C
135.The Apprentice, 1 or more Articles
(age 9-12)....................................... $3.00 $2.75 $2.50
145.The Handyman, 1 Article (age 13-14)... $3.75 $3.50 $3.00
155.The Craftsman, 1 Article (age 15-21).... $4.50 $3.50 $3.00
SECTION 30 — WELDING - Educational Project
Objective: To develop a basic knowledge of, and gain skill in, the
act of welding by experiencing the welding process for exhibition.
Exhibits must include a welded article.
(Age guidelines detailed on page 6)
Class
A
B C
165.Beginning Welding, 1 or more Articles
(age 9-12)........................................... $3.00 $2.75 $2.50
175.Junior Welding, 1 or more Articles
(age 13-14)......................................
3.75 3.50 3.00
185.Senior Welding, 1 or more Articles
(age 15 and up).................................
4.50 3.50 3.00
195.Group exhibit of Articles
(age 15 & up).....................................
8.00 7.00 6.00
SECTION 40 — ELECTRICAL - Educational Project
Objective: Todevelopaworking knowledgeof electricity by producing
a useful electrically powered product for display.
(Age guidelines detailed on page 6)
Class
A B
C
205.Beginning Electrician, 1 or more Articles
(age 9-12)........................................ $ 2.50 $2.25 $2.00
215.Junior Electrician, 1 or more Articles
(age 13-14).......................................
2.75 2.50 2.25
225.Senior Electrician, 1 or more Articles
(age 15 & up)...................................
3.50 3.00 2.50
235.Senior Electronics, 1 or more Articles
(age 15 & up)....................................
3.50 3.00 2.50
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WOODWORKING & ELECTRICAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT 73 – YOUTH
Communication Skills
LORY THAYER, CANDICE OSIKA, CO-SUPTS.
Judging:
Sunday, August 5 at 1 pm.
Location:
IN THE FREE SHOW TENT
1. Exhibitor may participate in both sections.
2. Age for educational or demonstration projects is detailed on pg. 6.
3. Topic may be of your choice.
4. Demonstrations must show “How to Do” something.
5. Demonstration Team, Section 20, may consist of not more than
3 people.
6. Schedule will be by random draw. All exhibitors are to report at
12:30 p.m.
SECTION 10 — PUBLIC SPEAKING
Demonstration Project
Objective:Toachieveskill inverbal presentations throughpreparing
a speech and performing in public.
PREMIUMS for classes 105 - 135: A - $3.50; B - $2.50; C - $1.50
105. Juniors (age 9-14) Speech, minimum of 3 minutes
115. Seniors (age 15 and up; see age guidelines, page 6)
Speech length - minimum of 4 minutes
125. Illustrated Talk - minimum 4 minutes
135. Dramatic Reading, minimum 4 minutes
SECTION 20 — DEMONSTRATIONS
Demonstration Project
Objective: To achieve comfort and proficiency in speaking and
demonstrating a procedure.
Premiums for classes 145 - 155: A - $3.50; B - $2.50; C - $1.50
INDIVIDUALS
145. Juniors (9-14) minimum time of 3 minutes
155. Seniors (15 and up; see age guidelines, page 6) minimum
time of 5 minutes, maximum of 8 minutes
Premiums for classes 165 - 175: A - $6.00; B - $4.50; C - $3.00
TEAM SPEECHES
165. Juniors (age 9-14) minimum of 3 minutes
175. Seniors (age 15 and up; see age guidelines, page 6)
minimum of 5 minutes, maximum of 8 minutes
SECTION 30 — PERFORMING ARTS
Demonstration Project
Objective:Toexperienceactingoutfeelingsandemotions,or interpreting
the feelings of another through dialogue, monologue, role playing,
theater, etc.
Premiums for classes 185 - 195: A - $3.50; B - $2.50; C - $1.50
INDIVIDUALS
185. Juniors (age 9-14) One person, minimum time of 3 minutes,
maximum 5 minutes
195. Seniors (age 15 and up; see age guidelines, page 6) One
person, minimum time of 5 minutes, maximum of 8 minutes
Premiums for classes 205 - 215: A - $6.00; B - $4.50; C - $3.00
TEAMS
205. Junior (9-14) minimum of 3 minutes, maximum of 5 minutes
215. Senior (15 and up; see age guidelines, page 6) minimum
of 5 minutes, maximum of 8 minutes
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DEMONSTRATIONS - COMMUNICATION SKILLS
youth
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