The presentation will include a special agricultural magic show by magician Rex Getz, an interesting soil program by the Natural Resource Conservation Service, and another surprise or two. He is located west of the Scout Buildings on the north side of Lake Talbott Park. Beginning with a log, A. J. completes a variety of figures in an average time of one to three hours. The sculptures range in size from three feet high to life-size. The finished products will be on display throughout the Fair in various exhibit buildings.
All children are creative.
YOUR HEAD Richard Renner, a stilt walker, will roam the Fairgrounds Saturday, September 8 - Sunday, September 16, to look down at the patrons. This mobile unit contains a complete blacksmith shop and a complete needlework exhibit, each depicting rural America. Ted demonstrates all types of blacksmithing from making horse shoes, tools, and simple early American pieces, to very ornate European styles of art work. Chris demonstrates needlework projects such as crochet, tatting, embroidery, cross stitch, quilting, spinning and knitting. The always popular Oscar returns to greet school groups.