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By Judy Bedell Head over to the Livestock Pavilion on Thursday, July 23rd at 2 p.m. for the 2015 Airgas Industrial Arts Auction held at the California Mid-State Fair. This unique event showcases the talents of local youth enrolled in high school Industrial Arts programs throughout the county. There is something for everyone and if you are in the market for a unique, handcrafted, made in San Luis Obispo County project, this is the place to be. In addition to the traditional barbecues and picnic tables, the students have been getting very creative these past few years creating fountains, gun cabinets, doghouses and even windmills. Perhaps you Letty Stockdale of Shandon FFA was a proud winner at last year’s Airgas Industrial Arts Auction with her handcrafted western chandelier. are looking for a wine display rack or a teeter-totter for the kids. Event organizer and sponsor Blake Wal- lis of Airgas continues to be pleased with the creativity and craftsmanship he sees in the entries. “I see the projects getting more and more creative. I like to see the kids thinking out of the box. The auction isn’t just about barbecues and tables. When I look around before the auction begins and I see potential customers talking to the students about their projects and the techniques and materials they used that is a great feeling. That’s what this auction is all about,” said Wallis. For the students, the project begins months earlier when they begin working on getting materials, finding or creating working plans and then the actual building of the piece. Industrial Arts students from throughout the county will have handcrafted projects for you to bid on at the annual Airgas Industrial Arts Auction on Thursday, July 23 at 2:00 pm in the Livestock Pavillion. There is no charge to attend the event and if you see a project you want to bid on, simply register for a bidding number before the auction begins and get ready to have some fun. Projects remain on display throughout the Fair. Wallis can be contacted for additional information at Airgas, 2131 Golden Hill Road, Paso Robles, phone 237-4007. Sunday, August 2, 11 a.m. at Livestock Pavillion If you want to be entertained as well as amazed, check out the up and coming Junior Livestock showman competing in this event. With competitions to show both hogs and lambs, these youngsters battle to be awarded a silver belt buckle and bragging rights for mom and dad. Youngsters 8 and under can sign up in the Livestock Office during the first week of the Fair for this fun event. Join them ringside on Sunday morning to cheer on these pint-sized future Junior Livestock exhibitors. 20 Paso Robles Magazine, July 2015
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