Junior Section- Home Craft 2012

Junior Home Craft committee: Anne Caza, chairperson, Sandra Pym, Angela Daly, Dianne Lee, , Valérie Caza, Vanessa Lee, Tyannah Lee, Monique O’Brien, Kathleen Halam, Heather McShane, Katelyn VanKoppen, Amiguelle Laplante, Nicole Hallam, Casey Havekes, Linsey VanKoppen, Marije Breteler, Natalie Breteler, Nicole Giles

Prizes: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.50, 3rd$1.00, 4th $0.50
Four prizes awarded in each class. “Special” Prizes awarded accordingly

(Use grade your child completed in June 2012)
Please put name, age, phone number, address and exhibitor’s number on entry tag.

Note: Exhibitors may enter in categories older than their age group, but not younger than. * A Piece of a Bristol board cut in four, ( ¼ piece) is approximately 28cm x 36cm.

10 Pre-school to Senior Kindergarten

Sponsored by: Early Years Centre, Winchester, Sue Greenough’s Child Care, Mountain, Andy’s Foodland, Winchester, Clear Cut Installations, South Mountain, Precision Painting Services, South Mountain, John Blom

10-1. Colouring contest picture, coloured (found in the fair book or on-line at www.southmountainfair.ca.)
10-2. Any coloured picture from a colouring book
10-3. Create a chicken using disposable plate(s)
10-4. Collection of 6 stones displayed creatively
10-5. Using crayons only, draw a picture of “Me holding balloons” on paper (28cm x 21.5).
*10-6. Pasta picture of a sheep on a ¼ piece of Bristol board (approx, 28cm x 36cm)
*10-7. Create a marshmallow rainbow by gluing marshmallows on a ¼ piece of Bristol board approx, 28cm x 36cm) combination of size and color may be used
Specials
10-8. On a disposable plate, cut & glue pictures showing one item from each of the 4 food groups for breakfast
1st Prize Sponsored by LMR Country Fitness
10-9. Create an apple by stuffing a lunch paper bag, paint to decorate.
1st Prize sponsored by Mountain Orchard.
10-10. Create a sunflower using play dough or modeling clay, accessories accepted
(ex: pipe cleaners, pompoms, etc.) Display on a sturdy base.
1st Prize Sponsored by Terrace Green Bed & Breakfast
*10-11. Create a crown using craft foam, accessories accepted
1st Prize Sponsored by King’s Pizza
Highest score exhibitor in the Pre-school to Senior Kindergarten division wins a gift basket sponsored by the Early Years Centre-Winchester

20 Grades 1-3

Sponsored by Dr. G E Carlin D.D.S (dentist), Winchester Sue Greenough’s Child Care, Mountain, Precision Painting Services, South Mountain, Clear Cut Installations, South Mountain, Andy’s Foodland, Winchester.

20-1. Colouring contest picture, coloured (found in the fair book or on-line at www.southmountainfair.ca..)
20-2. My best printing–Copy this rhyme on lined paper:

Hickory dickory dock
The mouse ran up the clock
The clock struck one
The mouse ran down
Hickory dickory dock

20-3. Three (3) butterflies made out of coffee filters displayed on a branch; be imaginative
20-4. Create a bumble bee out of a boiled egg. Any accessories accepted.
20-5. Make a house using pretzel sticks.
20-6. Create a sugar cube carriage, accessories accepted.
20-7. Draw & color the Olympic rings on a piece of paper (21.5cm x 28 cm)
20-8. Create an Olympic torch using at least one cardboard tube such as toilet paper, paper towel or other.
Specials
20-9. Create 3 types of fruit made out of play dough or modeling clay, displayed on a disposable plate.
1st Prize Sponsored by LMR Country Fitness
20-10. Create a paper-bag Queen or King; show your creativity.
1st Prize Sponsored by King’s Pizza
20-11. Decorate a tomato juice or apple juice can to look like a Monkey
1st Prize Sponsored by Giant Tiger, Kemptville
20-12. Turn a clothes pin (any type) into a penguin
1st Prize Sponsored by Winchester Video
20-13. Make a prince or a princess out of any type of container.
1st Prize Sponsored by Sandra Pym
20-14. Lego: Create a Castle out of Lego; not from a kit – display on a sturdy base. Any brand of construction blocks may be used.
1st Prize Sponsored by Giant Tiger, Kemptville
20-15- You Rock! Creative use of a stone or stones, any accessories accepted.
1st Prize Sponsored by Terrace Green Bed & Breakfast

30 Grades 4-6

Sponsored by: Eric Duncan, Mayor, Township of North Dundas, Precision Painting Services, South Mountain. Andy’s Foodland, Winchester, Clear Cut Installations, South Mountain,

30-1. Colouring contest picture, coloured (found in the fair book or on-line at www.southmountainfair.ca.)
30-2. Cursive writing- Using your best writing, copy the lyrics to the song “I Believe”

I believe in the power that comes
From a world brought together as one
I believe together we’ll fly
I believe in the power of you and I.

30-3. Draw your version of a Royal guard on paper (28cm x 21.5).
30-4. Using cardboard Create a Knight`s shield that features your initial(s) as a crest -must have a handle in the back.
30-5. Create an Olympic medal, any medium.
30-6. Create an invitation using any scrap booking method.
Specials
30-7. A Royal feast; a display of what you think the Queen’s favorite healthy foods might be - include foods from all 4 food groups. Not to include real food, but medium of your choice. Accessories accepted. Anything goes!
1st Prize Sponsored by LMR Country Fitness
30-8 Decorate a gift bag (bag may be purchased)
1st Prize Sponsored by Cindy Laneville
30-9. Transform a recycled container into a squirrel or a chipmunk
1st Prize Sponsored by Winchester Video
30-10. Make a jester’s hat, any medium, any size
1st Prize Sponsored by King’s Pizza
30-11. Make a corn cob racing car, may embellish with other material
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Prizes Sponsored by Rick’s Gas Bar
30-12. Create a dryer lint monster; anything goes!!
1st Prize Sponsored by Terrace Green Bed & Breakfast
30-13. Make a mailbox out of a Kleenex box, decorate any way you wish.
1st Prize Sponsored by Terrace Green Bed & Breakfast
30-14. Decorate a handmade sword or dagger: be imaginative!
1st Prize Sponsored by Giant Tiger, Kemptville

40 Grades 7-8

Sponsored by: Dr. G E Carlin D.D.S (dentist), Winchester, Clear Cut Installations, South Mountain, Andy’s Foodland, Winchester, Precision Painting Services, South Mountain.

40-1. Colouring contest picture, coloured (found in the fair book or on-line at www.southmountainfair.ca.)
40-2. Create a door stop. Any medium
40-3. Create a lead pencil drawing
40-4. Create a cartoon character.
40-5. Terracotta pot(s) creation.
40-6. Design your own Olympic apparel, displayed (ie. Water bottle, cap, etc.)
40-7. One to three Photos of “a silly moment” with caption, mounted.
40-8. Any craft not already listed in the gr.7-8 section.
Specials
*40-9. Create a Picture using cut or torn paper technique, to be glued on a ¼ sheet of Bristol board - can use magazine, construction paper, newspaper etc.
1st Prize Sponsored by King’s Pizza
40-10. Draw a design for the deck of your snowboard or skate board on a piece of paper.
1st Prize Sponsored by Sun Mountain Sports Exchange, Kemptville
40-11. Penmanship – Hunger Games - with your best handwriting, on a piece of lined paper, copy the following portion of the description found on the back of the 1st novel of the Hunger Games series, mounted.

Sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen regards it as a death sentence when she steps forward to take her sister’s place in the Games. But Katniss has been close to dead before and survival, for her, is second nature. Without really meaning to, she becomes a contender.

1st Prize Sponsored by Giant Tiger, Kemptville
40-12. A sculpture, any medium ex. Fimo, sculpy, clay, salt dough, etc.
1st Prize Sponsored by Monique O’Brien of Sunshine Pottery
40-13. Stained glass window design, using black construction paper & colored tissue paper
1st Prize Sponsored by Terrace Green Bed & Breakfast
40-14. An article of beading
1st Prize Sponsored by Rideau Art & Beads

50 OPEN SECTION (ages 18 and younger)

Generously sponsored by Andy’s Foodland, Winchester, Clear Cut Installations, South Mountain, Eric Duncan, Mayor, Township of North Dundas, Precision Painting Services, South Mountain, South Mountain Stagecoach/Transit, South Mountain Stagecoach/Transit, St-Daniel’s Ladies, South Mountain,

Please put name, age, phone number, address and exhibitor’s number on entry tag.

Note: Prize awarded to the 2 exhibitors with the highest points in the Open Section.

Prizes Sponsored by Anne Caza; Chair of the Jr. Home Craft division

Prizes: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.50, 3rd$1.00, 4th $0.50

50-1. Describe in your own words your favorite holiday & why. Anything goes – Charts, art, pictures, etc.
50-2. Decorate a wreath for any occasion; base wreath may be purchased
50-3. Create an article of jewellery (sets accepted)
50-4. Create a mythical creature, any medium
50-5. Stuffed animal – dressed like Lady Gaga.
50-6. Painted article, – any painted item. Ex: painting, ceramics, tôle painting, etc.
50-7. An article of sewing (hand or machine)
50-8. An article of wood working
50-9. Transform an old T-shirt into a reusable bag by sewing the bottom at the desired depth and cutting off the sleeves and neckline, leaving shoulder seams as handles; embellish if you wish.
50-10. Using a variety of candy wrappers, make a funny sentence by arranging the names of the wrappers on a piece of paper; may add additional words in between wrappers. Ex. The planet is where my friend ………….
50-11. Draw and colour a dragon, on a page (28cm x 21.5cm)
50-12. Create a house using a shoe box or boxes (max. of two boxes)
50-13. Create a tattoo design
50-14. Fashion design – for any special event, Halloween, prom, skaters, sporting event, etc –with or without model - drawn on a page (28cm x 21.5cm)
50-15. Lego “All-terrain vehicle”. Displayed on a sturdy base
50-16. Scrap booking page(s) – A memorable event/day – be creative!(max. 2 pages, size 12x12)
50-17. Make a robot using at least one item of recyclable material.
50-18. Movie night kit- minimum of 5 items-at least one hand made; must be displayed creatively & include movie title.
50-19. Make a farm animal from a small plastic water bottle
50-20. Nails, nuts & bolts! Any or all! Any hardware or other material may be used; can be glued, nailed, strung etc. Let your imagination go nuts!
50-21. Turn a brick into a Royal Steed (horse)

60 Community Spirit Entry

(Open to all juniors, 18 years old and under-ribbon prizes only)

(Open to all juniors, 18 years old and under -ribbon prizes only)
60-1. Display at least 3 non perishable items, in a self-decorated container(s), (may be from the recycle box,) decorated. THEME: Hot air balloon(s)! Contents only will be donated to House of Lazarus after the fair

70 Colouring Contest Line Drawing

(Open to all juniors, 18 years old and under)

70-1. - A line drawing on white paper, 21cm x 28cm (8 1/2 x11)-(as it would appear in a child’s colouring book). Drawing must be done with black ink or marker.
Theme: Tea party
Prizes: 1st Prize-gift basket from Loughlin’s Country Store. Winning design will be put into next year’s Fair Book as the colouring contest drawing.
2nd $1.50, 3rd $1.00, 4th $0.50

Colouring Contest Line Drawing winner of 2011 was Anna Fawcett. Congratulations.

80 Youth Poster competition

“Original Hand Made Design”
Two Classes-A) junior up to and including Grade 6 B) Youth Grade 7 to Grade 12 inclusive

Entry rules
1. Theme: “Promoting your Fair”
2. Must be hand drawn.
3. Poster size: Minimum-8½” x 11” (21.5cm x 28 cm) Maximum-12”x 18” (30.5 x 46cm)
4. Each entry of, minimum-8½” x 11” (23cm x 28 cm), maximum-12”x 18” (30.5 x 46cm) must be mounted on a Black art Card or Bristol board to give it a 2” border on all four sides.
5. Name of fair, *district, *contact person, owner of poster and school, to be clearly labelled on the back of each entry.
*district #1
*contact person - Anne Caza, 613-989-5348

Judging Standards
1. Overall Appearance – 20 points
2. Attract and hold attention – 30 points
3. Competition theme clear – 40 points
4. Quality materials/end product – 10 points
Prizes:
Class A - 1st $7.50, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.50
Class B - 1st $7.50, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.50

The 1st prize winning poster in each class will be eligible to enter in the district competition. The district winner will then be eligible to compete at the provincial competition.