This year exhibitors must purchase their fair passes. Passes will be available at a discounted rate of $5 per pass through the Winnebago County 4-H Show Board. Each exhibitor is allowed to purchase 2 passes. The money for these passes must be turned in with fair entries. Entries and money are due to the Extension Office June 30. Additional passes may be purchased at the Winnebago County Fair Office as in the past. If you have any questions contact the Extension Office at 986-4357.

Each year we look for additional award sponsors for the 4-H Fair. The sponsors could be anyone–an individual, a club, an organization, a business, etc. If you know of anyone or have suggestions of sponsors, please let us know. We appreciate your help.

**Member award applications and all record finish-up paperwork due in Extension Office September 2.

**National 4-H Week is October 2 – 8. Window Display/Bulletin Board Contest entries need to be in place by 9 a.m. on Monday, October 3. Details in next newsletter.

**Please remind kids to send thank you notes for trophies and awards. We are hearing from donors that kids are not following through on this. 4-H is getting a reputation for poor manners here, and members need to do this. It costs 37 cents and 5 minutes of time. Thanks for your help.

The Winnebago County Show Board is once again conducting a benefit drawing with lots of great prizes during the County Fair! Proceeds from the raffle are used to provide 4-H premiums and to support many programs for 4-H kids.

ALL tickets must be turned in to the raffle booth in the 4-H Building (building 4) at the fairgrounds by 12 p.m., Sunday, August 21.

Packets will be sent to leaders soon. Individual State Award applications will be due in the Extension Office on Friday, September 2.

Knitting is now in Visual Arts/Fiber (Original) or Visual Arts/Heritage Arts (Pattern). If you have any questions please call the Extension Office at 986-4357.

These classes are being judged at Clothing Judging on July 21 at Forest City Baptist Church.

Fashion Revue is an opportunity for members in Clothing, Clothing Decisions, and Sewing 4 Fun to model their creations. Modeling tips and information are available at Clothing Judging on July 21 at Forest City Baptist Church.

Modeling practice will begin at 4 p.m. at Cherry Vale Mall on July 21. The fashion show begins at 6 p.m. with models lining up at 5:30 p.m.

We hope to wrap up and have you on your way home by 7:30 p.m. on July 21.

THIS YEAR FASHION REVUE IS BEING JUDGED AT STATE FAIR!

Clothing & Textiles members will have their garments and knitting & crocheting judged on Thursday, July 21 at Forest City Baptist Church, 4241 Pepper Dr., Rockford. Each club will be assigned a time to come for judging. If there is a very good reason you cannot be there at that time, call the Extension office. If you cannot come at all that day, you can ask another 4-H member or leader to take your garment to be judged. Bring your garment to the church, and change into it for judging. All Clothing members should follow signs to the check-in area. Please remember to bring all your accessories, hair ribbons, socks, jewelry, etc. and after judging, change back into the outfit you wore from home. Make sure you don't leave anything behind! Garments will be judged again at Cherry Vale. You will receive special instructions that day for the Cherry Vale Judging.

Call-backs from Clothing II & III will be checked in at 3:30 p.m. at Cherry Vale for final judging on hangers. Location for check-in and judging will be announced at Clothing Judging.

Everyone modeling in the Fashion Revue will need to be dressed and ready to line up at Cherry Vale by 5:30 p.m. You will model on stage.

Judges will make final decisions on clothing awards in construction and Fashion Revue, and will select state fair delegates and alternates. Award winners will be introduced on stage and trophies will be handed out. We usually finish up about 7:30 p.m. or so.

We have had problems in the past with 4-H'ers miscalculating their pen space needs as well as failing to inform 4-H leaders or superintendents that they have decided not to show their animal(s).

Please request only what you need and, if you decide not to show, contact your Club Leader as soon as possible so they can relay it to the superintendents.

Also, a reminder to be sure to read over the NEW 4-H Show and Health Regulations in your NEW 4-H Program Book before bringing livestock to the 4-H Show. Also, be aware of maximum and minimum weights for the 4-H Show, both live and carcass classes, and sale weights at the 4-H Quality Sale.

In addition, please note that if you were in 4-H last year and did not achieve, you will not be allowed to sell in either Livestock or Fur & Feather Sale.

Clubs are invited to create banners, which will be judged at Fashion Revue at Cherryvale Mall on Thursday, July 21. Please keep this in mind and get started early. If you have questions, feel free to call Tracy at 986-4357.

2005 Theme:"4-H TAKES YOU PLACES"

As we are about to enter into 4-H Show season we'd like to remind all of you what the 4-H program is really about. It isn't about trophies or ribbons; it's about learning life skills.

4-H'ers can learn things like setting goals, taking action on something, new skills, how to play fair, when to ask for help, how to utilize resources, ways to develop relationships in the community, and how to learn from others' input. It's so important that we take the 4-H opportunity to help our youth learn what they can for the future.

Learning things like how to be angry if you didn't get a trophy or the champion ribbon is NOT what we want our youth to learn. Let's teach our 4-H'ers good sportsmanship and how to be thankful for the opportunities that they have. What a great chance we have to teach today's youth!

4-H can be a very rewarding experience even if a 4-H'er doesn't win the top prize! Let's all team up together to help 4- H'ers learn why they are a part of the nation's largest and finest youth program!

On Friday, August 5 at Non-livestock judging, if you have five or more projects you must check in by 2 p.m. regardless of your scheduled club time. THANKS!

Just a reminder.....This year there will be no premiums paid for projects that are listed as "county projects". These are projects that have no State Fair opportunity. If you have questions call the Extension Office at 986-4357.

To all the 4-H'ers, parents and volunteers that made last year a great success THANK YOU for all your help. Let's do it again this year!

We need volunteers to keep the 4-H Restaurant going. Club schedules will be coming out soon. As in the past, we need each club to take a turn staffing the Restaurant and donating pies and vegetables. If your assigned day does not work for you, you may switch with another club by contacting their leader. You MUST notify the Extension Office of any changes made when the worker lists are returned by Aug. 1^st.

We also need one or 2 persons from each club to work and to CLEAN UP the restaurant, which is located in Moss Hall on the fairgrounds. Bring rags, buckets, paper towels, cleaning supplies, etc. Each club must turn their workers names into the 4-H Office no later than Aug. 1.

Also if your club would like to display its past banner in the Restaurant this year please call the Extension Office at 986-4357. It's a great chance to show off your club's work and to help brighten the 4-H Restaurant.

If you have never been to the 4-H Livestock Auction, you may want to stop by the Dairy Arena on Saturday August 20 to enjoy the Fur & Feather Sale at 10:30 a.m. that morning. Then have a tasty lunch at the 4-H Restaurant to support our kids. Come back at 1 p.m. for the Livestock Auction excitement!

HEADS UP HORSE MEMBERS:

YOU MUST ENTER ALL HORSE CLASSES AT THE HORSE SHOW DO NOT SIGN UP WITH YOUR LEADER

4-H HORSE SHOW

The 4-H Horse Show will be held on Saturday, August 6, 8:30 a.m. at the Winnebago County Fairgrounds, Pecatonica. Our 4-H Horse and Pony Committee has planned a great day. Show your support - be there to applaud our members.

DON'T FORGET THOSE COGGINS TESTS DONE ON YOUR HORSE OR PONY. YOU WILL NEED THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY COUNTY OR BEYOND EVENT.

CAT SHOW HAS BEEN MOVED TO:

ST. MARY'S BUILDING

DOG DATES

Classes

July 6, 11, 18

Fair practice Monday, July 25 at the fairgrounds at 6 pm.

County Dog Show

July 30-9 a.m.

Winnebago County Fairgrounds,

State Dog Show

Sunday, July 31

Springfield, IL

Call Sue Hackl at 623-5799 for info

IMPORTANT COUNTY FAIR INFORMATION

**Fair is just around the corner! Please remind the kids to read the Program Book and newsletter to keep up to date on what to do and where to be. If you have questions, please call us at 986-4357 so we can help.

**We really need your help at fair. Dads - if you bring kids out on Sunday at the end of fair week to pick up projects, could you spend just half an hour stacking blocks and boards. Your help is really needed!

**Projects must be picked up Sunday between 4-5 p.m. only. If you cannot be there at that time, you must make arrangements for someone from your club to pick them up for you!

**There are many volunteer hours required to make the 4-H Show possible. All you can do to help set up, as judges' assistants, building or barn monitors, restaurant workers, booth workers, or anything else is more than nice, it's really needed. Thanks!

**Please remember that on Friday, August 5, during judging in the 4-H building (Building 4), parents are notallowed inside the building. This gives kids the opportunity to share with the judges on their own, be responsible for their projects. Please honor this request and leave your child(ren) at the door. Exception: Cloverbuds may have one parent with them for added support. Thanks!

4-H PARENTS, 4-H MEMBERS, 4-H FRIENDS ......PLEASE HELP!

Several opportunities are available to people who would like to help make the 4-H Show a successful experience for everyone!

Thursday, August 4 at 2 p.m. till done– Help set up 4-H building (Bldg. 4)

Friday, August 5 - Help work as recorders for judges, at check -in, or as runners.

Sunday, August 14 at 9 a.m. - Help set up livestock area, lunch provided, 12 p.m. in the 4-H restaurant.

Monday, August 15 at 9 a.m. - We need help organizing Building 4.

Wednesday-Sunday, August 17-21 - Building monitors needed from 6-10 p.m.

Wednesday-Sunday - Volunteers needed for two or three-hour shifts in Fund Raising Booth selling benefit drawing tickets and 4-H items.

Sunday, August 21 from 4-5 p.m. - We need people to take down the 4-H Exhibit Hall.

STATE FAIR & YOUR CHILD

We want all our families prepared in case your child(ren) are selected to go to State Fair. The basic requirements are that the child must be at least 10 years old as of Sept. 1 and receive an "A" rating on their project. Judges are able to select a certain number of entries to go to state. This number varies by project. In Visual Arts there is also a requirement that the entry be an original design, except for Heritage Arts. State Fair delegates are selected on Friday, August 5 at the fairgrounds during the judging of Non-livestock projects. (Delegates in Public Presentation, Foods Demo, Clothing & Fashion Revue are selected at those individual competitions prior to county fair.)

Delegates are notified by phone on Friday and Saturday. They must decide if they will be participating in State Fair, and, if selected in more than one project in each category, they must decide which one in each category they will enter. 4-H'ers may do one static and one action exhibit. A prompt decision is necessary so alternates may be contacted. If you have any questions about this procedure, please call Tracy at the office, 986-4357. It is a real scramble to contact some 60 kids in one day and get a response, so there are times kids may miss this opportunity simply because we can't get in touch with them. If you have any idea that your child may have been selected, please feel free to call us at the Extension Office on Saturday, August 6. This year 4-H'ers must sign a liability waiver for projects being transported to State Fair. Projects will be transported to and from State Fair by Extension Staff or appointed volunteers. Look for details as they become available. Be sure to read all rules in your Program Book regarding project requirements for State Fair! Hope this information helps you understand what to expect at fair time. Thanks for your patience.

JULY 21, 2005

FOREST CITY BAPTIST CHURCH

ALL CLOTHING LEVELS (I, II, III)

8:45 AM Seward DeterminationBurritt Winners

9:00 AM Centerville Knot KetchersHarrison Hotshots Rockfordettes

9:30 AM Owen Blue Bonnets

10:00 AM Machesney Pilots Winnebago Wide Awakes Northern Stars

10:30 AM Guilford Gainers North Main RustlersKili-Kish-Rock

11:00 AM New England Banner Tri River Tryers

PLEASE NOTE: JUDGING STARTS AT 8:45, NOT BEFORE

IT TAKES TIME FOR ORIENTATION AND SET-UP.

FASHION REVUE SCHEDULE

Thursday, July 21 2005

4 PM Modeling Practice

4-6 PM Judges look at garments

5:45 PM Line up for General Fashion Revue

6 PM Fashion Revue (Clothing I,II, III)

(not going to State)

6:45 PM Call-Backs–Model (Advanced Sewers)

VOTE FOR TEEN'S CHOICE

PRESENT AWARDS & HONORS

NON-LIVESTOCK JUDGING

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2005

4-H EXHIBIT AREA

BUILDING 4

9:00 AM Judges Check In NOON New England Banner/Northern Stars

10:00 AM Centerville Knot Ketchers 1:00 PM LUNCH

Machesney Pilots/Harrison Hotshots

10:45 AM BREAK1:30 PM North Main Rustlers/Burritt Winners

11:00 AM Owen Blue Bonnets 2:00 PM Seward Determination

Stars Stripes & Clovers Rockfordettes/Kili-Kish Rock

11:30 AM Guilford Gainers

Try River Tryers /Winnebago Wide Awakes

ANYONE WITH MORE THAN 5 PROJECTS MUST COME BEFORE

2:00 PM REGARDLESS OF CLUB SCHEDULE

BEEF:

Drop off– Aug. 11 at Eickmans 9 a.m.

Evaluation– Aug. 19 at Eickmans 8 a.m.

SWINE & LAMB:

Drop off– Aug. 18 at Eickmans 7 a.m.

Evaluation– Aug. 19 at Eickmans 11 a. m.

ATTENTION!!!

There will be no pigs allowed on the Fairgrounds before the weigh-in times due to checking for blood test results and PQA information. The weigh-in times are set for Tuesday, August 16 from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. If there are any questions please call Trevor Olson (608) 201-2054 or Derek Watts (815) 703-4461.

THIS IS A NON-TERMINAL SHOW!!

State Fair Swine Information: The State Fair swine entry form does not have a spot for the PQA certification number. Exhibitors will need to put their PQA certification number on the nutritional profile sheet that is filled out at the fair just prior to weighing in.

Pancake & Sausage Breakfast at Culvers in Winnebago Date: JULY 30 Call Rich Koch at 629-2427 for details.

Fall Fling Bulb, Bake & Harvest Sale

October 8, Roscoe Main St. Square

Fall Kick Off Dinner/Auction: November

Watch for Coming Events

Buckle Series

July 21 & Sept. 5 at 9 a.m.

2719 Pecatonica Rd.

Call 239-9197or 541-2967 For Information

JULY 6 Dog Practice Wednesday

11 Dog Practice Monday

26-31 STATE HORSE SHOW

18 Dog Practice Monday

20 Dog Care Booklets Due in Extension Office by 4:30 p.m.

21 Clothing Judging/Fashion Revue/Club Banner Contests

23 Cat Show 8:30 a.m. St. Mary's Building-Fairgrounds,

25 Dog Show Practice 6 p.m. at Fairgrounds

26-31 State Junior Horse Show

30 Dog Show 9 a.m. at Fairgrounds

31 STATE DOG SHOW

AUGUST4 Fair Building Set-Up 2 p.m.

5 Club/Group Award Applications Due

5 Non Livestock Judging Contests

6 Horse Show 8:30 a.m.

10 Jr. Rabbit Show at State Fair

11 Beef Carcass Drop Off at Eickman's 9 a.m.

2-21 Illinois State Fair

16-21 WINNEBAGO COUNTY FAIR

17 Poultry Show 9 a.m. Poultry Barn

17 Small Pet Show 9 a.m. Poultry Barn

17 Sheep Show 9 a.m. Sheep Barn

17 Beef Show 3 p.m. Beef Barn

18 Swine/Lamb Carcass Drop Off at Eickman's 7 a.m.

18 Dairy Cattle Show 9 a.m. Dairy Arena

18 Dairy Goat Show 9 a.m. Dairy Goat Arena

18 Rabbit Show 9 a.m. Rabbit Barn

18 Swine Show 8:30 a.m. Swine Barn

19 Beef Carcass Evaluation at Eickman's 8 a.m.

19 Swine/Lamb Carcass Evaluation at Eickman's 11

20 Fur & Feather Sale/Livestock Auction 10:30 a.m. & 1 Auction Arena

SEPTEMBER 2 Individual Award Applications Due

2 Record Finish Up Due

OCTOBER 2-8 National 4-H Week Window Display/BulletinBoard

NOVEMBER TBA 4-H Rcognition/Volunteer Night

General Rules:

1. Any boy or girl in Illinois, who is enrolled as a 4-H member and is at least 10 years old as of September 1, 2004 may participate in 4-H classes and activities, providing the exhibitor meets the eligibility rules for participation and the project has been chosen at the County Level. (i.e. Winnebago County 4-H Show)

2. An individual 4-H'er may enter ONE action-oriented exhibit class from the following: Fashion revue, public presentation, food skill-a-thon, food demonstration or club/group project presentation AND ONE other exhibit (static or conference-judged). If a delegate is selected in both Clothing & Textiles and Fashion Revue, the delegate must have two separate outfits -the same garmentmay not be used for both classes.

3. Static Display exhibits will be delivered to the State Fair on August 8rd and released on August 22.

4. All static displays and conference-judged exhibits must be identified with an official entry tag. This entry tag is to be completely filled out and securely attached to the exhibit. ALL components of the exhibit must be labeled with the member's name and county, and an inventory of items listed on the State Fair Exhibit Report.

5. The Illinois State Fair, State Fair Office and Winnebago County Extension personnel or their assistants do not assume liability for loss, theft, or damage of any exhibit.

6. All exhibitors are required to include a typed State Fair Exhibit Report with their exhibit. The report must be placed in a clear sheet protector and firmly attached to the exhibit. (You will find a copy of this form attached and it is also posted on the web site at http://www.4-h.uiuc.edu/events/05fair/05exhibitorform.dot.)

7. Read the Winnebago County Fair Book carefully for size requirement of displays and posters. These requirements are the same as for State Fair

Static Exhibits

Procedure for Static Exhibits (this includes all projects except for those listed individually below):

1. Judging of projects and choosing of State Fair Delegates - This will be done according to the schedules listed in the Winnebago County Clover Newsletter.

2. Delegates/Alternates will be contacted by phone as the results are turned in and on August 6.

3. 4-H members who have been chosen in more than one project area must choose which project they would like to send to State Fair. All choices must be made by 12 PM on Saturday, August 6. However, the sooner you make your decision the better, as there are alternates waiting to hear whether or not they can send their project.

4.Your State Fair Project MUST be packed and ready for transport at the Winnebago County Fairgrounds Building 4 by 7:30 AM on Monday, August 8 and the following must be attached: Typed and placed in a clear sleeve protector "State Fair 4-H Exhibit Report" form which includes an inventory of the items inyour exhibit, State Fair exhibit tag and each piece of your project must have a label with your name and county.

5. Wrap your project so it can be transported to State Fair without being damaged. If it is a poster, make sure all items are attached securely. Wrap and box all small items. On the outside of the wrapper/boxclearly label with your name, county and type of exhibit (i.e. Visual Arts - Clay).

6. Foods - If you are sending a Foods project to State Fair, you will need to make a new exhibit and bring it to the Winnebago County Fairgrounds Building 4 on Monday, August 8 by 7:30 AM.

7. Projects will remain in Springfield from August 8rd - August 22 when they will be packed and brought back to the Extension Office. Projects MUST be picked up between 8 AM to 4 PM August 23-26 at the Extension Office. (Please make arrangements to have a club member or your leader pick-up your project if you are unable to do so.)

Designated Conference Judging Exhibits

A few projects have been specifically designated for a conference-judging option. The conference judging opportunity will ONLY be offered on the designated weekday noted below. Conference judging, for these projects is an OPTION, it is not mandatory. 4-H'ers if you choose not to do the conference judging option, you must indicate such on your State Fair form when you report to the 4-H Office on the Fairgrounds and your project will be shown with the other static exhibits (see above for information). Exhibits to be conference-judged must check-in at the stated time and will be released at the times noted. Conference judging is limited, it will be offered first to the highest ranked delegate.

¨Natural Resources I, II, III & Clover Challenge - Monday, August 15 - check-in 12:30­-1 PM, Judging 1 - 4:30 PM Project Released 4:30 PM

¨Electricity I, II, II & Clover Challenge - Tuesday, August 16 - check-in 12:30 -1 PM, Judging 1 :00 - 4:30 PM Project Released 4:30PM.

¨Animal Science I, II & Clover Challenge - Wednesday, August 17 - Check-in 12:30­-1PM, Judging 1- 4:30 PM Project Released 4:30 PM

¨Visual Arts - Chalk, Carbon & Pigment Class Only - Thursday, August 18 - Check-in 12:30 - 1 PM, Judging 1-4:30 PM Project Released 4:30 P.

¨Passport to the World, Individual & Clover Challenge - Friday, August 19 - Check-in 12:30 - 1 PM, Judging 1 - 4:30 PM Project Released 4:30 PM.

Action Oriented Exhibits

These exhibits include the following: Public Presentations, Club Displays (Passport to the World, Public Adventures, Walk in My Shoes & Theater Arts,) Fashion Revue, Food Skill-a-thon projects (Let's Start Cooking, You Learn to Bake, S'mores and More, Food Preservation, Meat and Other Protein Sources, Dairy Foods).

1. Judging of projects and choosing of State Fair Delegates - this will be done according to the schedules listed in the Winnebago County Project Book.

2. Delegates! Alternates will be contacted by phone as they are available and on Saturday, August 6.

3. 4-H members who have been chosen in more than one project area must choose which project they would like to send to the State Fair. All choices must be made by 12 PM on Saturday, August 6. However, the sooner you make your decision the better, as there are alternates waiting to hear whether or not they can send their project.

4. On Sunday, August 21 you will take your project to the Illinois State Fair and present it for judging.

5. You will receive a listing of times for check -in when you register for State Fair.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS INFORMATION CONTACT THE EXTENSION OFFICE AT 986-4357.

PREPARING FOR 4-H FAIR/SHOW EXHIBITS:

4-H Fairs or shows are often the highlight of the 4-H year. From a youth development perspective, fairs allow 4-H members to display projects and to participate in educational experiences critiqued by an adult expert. Shows provide opportunities for 4-H members to demonstrate new knowledge, abilities, skills and attitudes. Fairs provide a showcase for recognition of youth and allow an avenue for youth people to practice the life skills of teamwork, cooperation, communication, sportsmanship and club pride and unity.

Youth Responsibilities:

4-H members need to establish a time line to work on their 4-H projects. They should set realistic goals on what they want to accomplish and set realistic completion dates. Be sure to read the rules and regulations outlined in the 4-H section of the fair book as well as the 4-H "fair" newsletter. Pay close attention to deadlines and specific requirements for each project. It may be helpful to highlight the wording in the fair book for each project in which members are enrolled. 4-H members need to do their own project work and complete it in the current year. Members will want to refer to the conference judging materials that are available on the 4-H web site (www.4-H.uiuc.edu/staff/fieldstaff.html) under Enrollment and Fair ~ Judging - Conference Judging Fact Sheets or obtain these fact sheets from their local Extension office. By reviewing these written materials, members may become more comfortable with discussing their projects with the judge. Judging score sheets for individual projects should also be available.

Parent Responsibilities:

Parents are encouraged to help 4-H members obtain the materials and resources needed to complete 4-H projects. Adults may answer questions, demonstrate skills, and offer guidance on project work but should not do the work themselves! Parents need to be familiar with the exhibit guidelines and judging schedules so they can help members be ready and on time for the various judging events. Adults can offer encouragement as young people prepare for conference judging and can provide support and reflection as youth complete the judging experience. Some counties offer parent meetings to help families become familiar with the "fair experience." Take advantage of these sessions!

Volunteer Responsibilities:

4-H leaders are a valuable asset when assisting members in their fair preparations. Volunteers are the link between the Extension office and the families. Be sure that 4-H families have the materials they need (project manuals, fair book, entry forms, and newsletter) to adequately prepare. Fair superintendents, 4-H curriculum committee members, project leaders, and older youth enrolled to similar projects can also answer questions and help members prepare their exhibits.

Club Responsibilities:

Clubs are encouraged to conduct a meeting where projects that are going to be exhibited at the fair are brought in and a mock judging occurs. This allows the members to practice the "question and answer" period of conference judging and provides adults with the opportunity to offer "last minute" suggestions for finalizing projects before the fair. Invite parents to attend along with the members and use this meeting as an opportunity to provide feedback and recognition to individual members and to promote club unity and pride.

4-H exhibits at a fair or show are designed to showcase the work of young people to others in the community. It provides young people with the opportunity to demonstrate skills and knowledge as well as to gain ideas for improvement. 4-H members are encouraged to try something more challenging each year and to practice good sportsmanship. Exhibiting is designed to be an enjoyable educational experience not just a contest. Enjoy the fair experience!

(Parents, 4-Hers, Others)

DEADLINE AUGUST 1

RECORDERS OR 4-H BUILDING HELPERS–NON-LIVESTOCK JUDGING

(Please specify Recorder or Helper)

August 5, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

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4-H BUILDING SET-UP–BUILDING TABLES, STAGE, ETC.

(Each club required to provide 2 adults or older teens)

August 4, 2 p.m.-done

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4-H FUND RAISING BOOTH

(Clubs required to handle Booth for part of a day–3 hour shifts)

August 17 (Wednesday) - August 12 (Sunday)

Name Preferred Day & Time

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4-H BUILDING TEAR-DOWN

(Clubs required to provide 2 adults or older teens)

August 21 (Sunday) 4–5:30 p.m.

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