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Friday August 9 Communfty Acton Fall Fair Junior Categories Youth Forum Dear Parents Are your children driving you up the wall this summer Are they constant ly shooting your ideas down because they are too boring or are you shooting their ideas down because they are too expensive Now both parties can be satisfied The Georgetown Fall Fair and the Acton Fall Fair both this September will be holding a junior category for most of their contests like crafts sewing art baking and flower arranging While the Fall Fair is still a lit tle ways off- you can keep your children busy and content by mg them create something fox one or more of these contests Below is a list of the various contests run by the Acton Fall more information in Georgetown at or Marilyn Patterson HOMECRAFT DIRECTORS SPECIAL A special prize will be donated by Ihe Directors to the exhibitors winning Ihe most points in the Junior Work Group A Group B Group C classes COLLECTIONS Collection of your favourfte buttons mounted on 9 GROUP Ages 12 16 years BAKING Pumpkin 3 Iced chocolate brownies Cupcakes 3 iced and decorated for a birthday party 1 piece of Apple pie 4 ways of serving apples arranged on a tray or box Peanut brittle 3 CLUB WORK COMMITTEE IN CHARGE Mrs S MrsW Linham Mrs J RULES AND INFORMATION Display entries to be mailed to Secretary not later than Monday September 9 so that space may be reserved Displays to be arranged by 1 a Thursday September 3 No entry fee 4 Displays to be Judged for appearance 5 Each club will provide their own name and be allowed of space NO ARTICLE TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 30 PM SUNDAY Prizes 1st 2nd 13 All entries will receive CLASS SCHOOL CHILDRENS WORK COMMITTEE IN CHARGE Mrs J 8530239 Mrs C Barrett Mrs J Gibson Miss Mrs S Sheehan Mrs S Macpherson Mrs B Marshall Mrs L Inglis Mrs G RULES AND INFORMATION 1 No entry fee All work must be done since 1990 Fall Fair Grades accepted on childs standing In June 4 Winning entries only to be displayed a All work should be done by one person Only five entries from one grade 6 ALL 3D PROJECTS MUST BE DONE BY ONE PERSON Where possible place ticket properly made out on left hand top corner with name of school Only one entry per person for any one article Entries not following the rules will be automatically disqualified NO ARTICLE TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 4 SUNDAY PENMANSHIP Exhibits limited to five per grade Pnzes 1st 1 2nd 10 3rd 00 90 cenls Selection Acquired Committee Rep Grade Prml script spaces high Grade Print scnpt 1 space high or cursive 2 spaces high Grade Writing space high Grade 4 Writing space high Grade 5 Ink Grade 6 Writing Ink Grade Writing Ink GradeS Writing Ink NOTEBOOK AND WORK BOOKS Exhibits limited to five articles per grade no commercially prepared books Prizes 1st 2nd 3rd 00 90 Grades 1 to A completed booklet BOOKLETS English Exhibits limited to five articles per grade child per booklet Pnzes 1st 1 2nd 3rd 00 80 cents Grades Kindergarten lo 8 A completed booklet BOOKLETS French Exhibits limited five articles per grade 1 child per booklet written in French Prizes 1st SI 2nd1 3rd 00 5lh 80 cents Grades Kindergarten to 8 A completed booklet Favorite summer activities 11 Georgetown I like catching snakes and going to the cottage with my family in Haliburton We go fishing and swimming up there Its fun Ann Schaefer I enjoy swimming we have a pool at our house I also like play ing soccer I play in the Acton league in Georgetown Eoln Smith 10 Georgetown I like playing baseball and street hockey with my friends When I get home from day camp I like to relax and watch television POETRY Exhibits limited to five articles per grade Prizes 1st SI 20 2nd 1 10 3rd 1 5th cents ART Exhibits limited to five articles per grade in each of The three categories CLEARLY MARK ED Size not larger tnan cm including mounting Prizes 1st SI 2nd SI 10 3rd cents Subiect Teachers choice Grades indergarten to 8 Categories a crayon b paint c any other ABSTRACT DESIGN Exhibits limited to five articles per grade clearly marked Size Not larger than 45X60 cm including mounting Prizes 1st SI 20 2nd SI 3rd Si 905th cents Teachers choice Kindergarten to Grade Media painting cork painting paper etc 3 D CRAFTS Primary Division l 3 Junior Gr 5 and Exhibits limited to TWO per grade Size not larger than Prizes for each division 00 2nd 3rd Project be certified by the teacher that it is the work of the student BRISTOL BOARD PROJECT OR DISPLAY Exhibits limited to TWO per grade one or more students Size not larger than cm X cm Junior 4 and 6 and in Gr and Protect to be certified by the teacher that it is the work of the students Prizes for each division lstSSOO 2nd 3rd COMPETITIVE DISPLAY A donation of to each school making an entry Display may include science and social science projects arts crafts etc To be erected wed or Thurs afternoon or evening Area for display approximately 2X4 wall space STORY Best story written by a school stu dent Grades 1 3 in primary Make your move division and Grade 6 in the Junior Division Subject Teachers Choice Primary 50 words mm 200 words max Junior 200 words mm 400 words max Essay must be certified by a teacher or aduli that it is work pupil Essay to be submitted during last week of June The best three each room Prizes lor each division 1st S3 3rd Si A trophy donated by Mrs V Smith will be presented and kept by the best overall winner POSTERS Exhibits limited THREE articles per each room No stencil printing Three Groups a Grades 3 b Grades 5 6 c Grades 7 8 Best poster 45 60 cm advertising the Acton Fall Fair Sept these dales must be displayed on the poster to be used by Directors for advertising and to be collected by the Directors no later thanJunel5 1991 Best poster 45 60 cm depicting farm scenes featuring SHEEP Prizes for each division 1st 2nd Si 3rd1 004th1 CARRIER OF THE WEEK BOYS GIRLS John a grade student at Georgetown and District Chris tian School has been delivering the Halton Hills Herald for two He papers on Wednesday s and John is saving the money he earns in order to buy a new remote controlled car He racing remote con trolled cars and cartoon drawi For being chosen Carrier of the Week John will a large pizza of Pizza Hut in Georgetown TAKE A BIG STEP TOWARDS A BRIGHT FUTURE JOIN THE HERALD CARRIER TEAM EARN A REGULAR INCOME NO COLLECTIONS DONT DELAY CALL TODAY the HERALD CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 8772201