2018 Rio Blanco County Fairbook Cover Design: Kolbi Franklin 1 TABLE of CONTENTS
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2018 FAIRBOOK July 27-August 4, 2018 2018 Rio Blanco County Fairbook Cover Design: Kolbi Franklin 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication..……..…………….....…………………..3 Staff & Judges ………………...……...……………...5 Schedule...…………………..……………...……..6-7 New Rules for 2018 ………….……………………....8 Thank you…………………………………………...9 Acknowledgements………………………………….10 2017 fair results……………….………………….11-16 Scholarship information………………..……………17 Fair Contests………………………………..…….18-21 4-H Contests……………………………………...22-24 4-h general classes & rules Rules………..…….26-27 Classes…………..…28-44 Indoor classes & rules Rules………………46 Classes………….47-62 Livestock classes & rules Rules……………..64-65 4-H classes………..66-69 Horse show……….70-74 Open classes………75-78 4-H / ffa livestock sale Rules……………………..80 Invite……………………..81 Thank you to past buyers....82 Thank you guidelines……..82 Entry forms……………………………..84-94 Coloring ContEst……………95 Entry tags…………….97 Questions: 970-878-9490 2 3 2018 FAIRBOOK DEDICATION Thelma Adams A tribute to Thelma’s lasting contributions. Seventy years ago Thelma first recited the 4-H pledge of her hands to larger service for her club, her community and her country. Through the years she has put her 4-H pledge into action by serving as a pantry and needlework assistant and superintendent, a Sunday School teacher who has lived her faith serving others, an election judge, a teacher’s aide, a dry cleaning business owner and a rancher. Thelma was a member of the Utopia Extension Homemakers Club for over 30 years. Thelma Laybourn grew up on a family farm in eastern Colorado near Cope in Washington County. Her family was active in -4 H. Thelma’s involvement with 4-H began, at age 10, with a fifth place win in the muffin contest. Harold, her brother and best friend recalls how proud she was and that after the fair she insisted on taking those muffins home for Dad to eat, even though they were as hard as a rock by then. She showed steers and participated in cooking and sewing. Thelma’s grandson Jason said that one of the things he remembers about Grandma around fair time was the amount of entries that she had in the fair, everything from quilts to cakes. There were times that she had multiple entries in the same class and would win all of the places. She would have foods, flowers and sewing projects in the fair once a year but that wasn’t the only time she would make them - it was a year around event for her. She loved to put her creations out there for everyone to see and taste that one time of the year but without really knowing it at the time, growing up we got to see her beautiful flowers, taste those same great first place goodies and get those same handmade quilts as gifts for all these years. Thelma continues to enter many flowers, baked goods, quilts and sewing but has never missed watching her grandchildren show their livestock. Grandson Keri added that Grandma taught him to tie his shoes and clean skunk spray off of his brother. Spending time with Grandma is always a pleasure because she smiles, she cares, she’s enamored by little babies and she is a wonderful person. These memories were written with love by Thelma’s grandchildren, family, and friends. Congratulations Thelma!! 4 2018 RIO BLANCO COUNTY FAIR STAFF Rio Blanco County Commissioners CSU Extension & Staff Bill Ekstrom - County Extension Director, Agriculture/4-H Agent Shawn Bolton, Si Woodruff, & Jeff Rector Tera Shults - 4-H Coordinator, Youth Development - Meeker Jayda Lewis - 4-H Coordinator, Youth Development - Rangely Susan Scott - Administrative Assistant/Secretary Rio Blanco County Fair Board Inge Bair - Extension Staff Assistant/Secretary Boyd Richardson - Fairgrounds Manager Ed Coryell - President Brett McGruder - Fairgrounds Temp Adair Norman - Vice President Alex Plumb- Secretary 4-H/FFA Sale Livestock Committee Karen Arnold - Treasurer Adair Norman, Ed Coryell, Bill Ekstrom, Daniel Lapp, Mike Lopez & Roxie Leischer Cindy Garner Ty Gates Livestock Sale Representatives Quentin Smith Bruce Clatterbaugh, Ed Coryell, Lenny Klinglesmith, Daniel Lapp Tawny Halandras, & Paul Fortunato Rod Storey Livestock Sale Photographer Stu Smith 2018 RIO BLANCO COUNTY FAIR JUDGES Livestock Judges Open Judges Livestock: Matt Morrison Flowers/Horticulture: Susan Carter Livestock: Jason Bowey Baked Goods: Linda Long Rabbit: Caley Gredhig Canned Goods: Nancy Mucklow Poultry: Morgan Hinz Quilting: Kathy Pfaltzgraff Horse Show: Britt Redden Needlework: Deana Berry Horse Trail & PeeWee: Glenda Bellio Crafts & Hobbies: Rena Olsen Dog Show: Lolita Shaffer Art: Chriss Bridwell Professional Photography: Rod Martinez 4-H Judges Amateur & Youth Photography: Fashion Revue/Cake Decorating: Dale Hallebach Nikki Turner & Misty Aplanalp Archery: Fred Glammeyer Contest Judges Shotgun & .22: Talent Show: Tammie & Nichole Glammeyer Emma Vaughn, Edy George, & Jeff Rector Western Heritage, Muzzle Loading, & Fishing: Pet Rock: Emma Vaughn Jack Stewart Leather/Misc: Rena Olsen Cake/Crochet/Sewing/Misc: Krista Monger 5 2018 RIO BLANCO FAIR SCHEDULE MONDAY JULY 16, 2018 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 2018 5:00PM- The following entries are due at the Extension Office in *Scales closed until time of official weigh in.* Meeker or Rangely All 4-H/FFA livestock (market and breeding) Please note - Health Forms are due at Fair Weigh-in. 4-H /Open Dog show entries Youth will not be allowed to participate without a All Open Livestock entries Health form! All General 4-H Project entries 8:00AM – Poultry and Rabbits weigh In, Health Forms are due Booth / Vendor sign-up Deadline (Rabbits & Poultry must be on the premise prior to weigh-in) Supreme Sheep & Goat Interview Sign up starts All Sheep & Goat Lead Contest entries + $10 entry fee 9:00AM – Begin Booth assembly Send entry to: Meeker 4-H Sheep & Goat Club 6910 CR 49, Meeker, CO 81641 9:00AM – Rabbit classes followed by Poultry classes SATURDAY JULY 21, 2018 12:00PM - Small Animal Knowledge Bowl (4-H Bldg) 9:00AM – 4-H County Shoot-Off (Sportsman's Range) 12:00PM – All Market Animals must be stalled at MONDAY JULY 23, 2018 this time 5:00PM—Fashion Revue registrations / narratives due 12:30PM— ****Livestock All Member Fair Meeting**** 5:00 PM—Horse Show Entries due to avoid a $10 late fee 1:00PM - Ultrasound Jackpot Scans will start for Sheep, Goat, & FRIDAY JULY 27, 2018 Swine (conducted in conjunction with weigh-in) 1:00PM – Beginning at 1:00- Goat & Sheep Weigh-In *Arena & track closed until 3:00PM* Beef Weigh-In Immediately following Goat & Sheep (Bill of 5:00PM-6:00PM - Team Roping Signup sale/beef brand inspection must be present) 6:00PM – Team Roping begins Swine Weigh-In Immediately following Beef Weigh-in SATURDAY JULY 28, 2018 2:00PM – Supreme Sheep & Goat Award Interviews begin in the 4-H Building 7:00AM –- Horse Show Late entries accepted + $10 late fee (under grand stands) - Entry Cut off time for morning 4:00PM-8:00PM – Open Photography participants are classes 8:00am—Entry Cut off time for afternoon classes encouraged to be entered at this time 12:00pm NO EXCEPTIONS 6:00-8:00PM – Indoor Exhibits accepted 8:30AM – Horse Show 6:00PM - All Breeding Animals must be Stalled at this Time 8:30AM—PeeWee & Leadline Classes - SHARP!! 5:00PM - All 4H Kids need to meet at the 4H Building for a Group Picture MONDAY JULY 30, 2018 6:30-8:30PM - 4H Barnyard Olympics 9:00AM – Dog Show (4-H Building) 7:00PM - Sheep & Goat Lead Practice in the Show ring 2:00PM-6:00PM–4-H General Projects Check-in for 4-H Youth at both the Meeker & Rangely offices 8:00PM - Booth assembly completed TUESDAY JULY 31, 2018 8:00PM - Lil’ Buckaroo Entries Due *Scales closed until time of official weigh in.* 8:30-10:00PM - 4H Dance (DJ’d by Joe Beck) EXHIBIT HALLS CLOSED ALL DAY 7:00AM-8:30AM–4-H General Projects Check-in All 4-H Exhibits are due by 8:30AM. 9:00AM – 3:00PM – 4-H Exhibit Day – Interview Judging *Scales closed until time of official weigh in.* 3:00-4:00PM - Fashion Revue Clinic 4:00PM – Fashion Revue Judging 6:00-7:00PM—Cake Decorating Contest 5:00PM – ALL LIVESTOCK MAY BE STALLED AT THIS TIME (THIS INCLUDES RABBIT & POULTRY) 7:00PM – Fashion Revue Show 6 2018 RIO BLANCO FAIR SCHEDULE THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 2018 2:30PM - GOAT SALE PICTURES *Exhibit Halls are closed for Judging until 6pm 3:00PM - SHEEP SALE PICTURES 7:00-9:00AM –Open Indoor exhibits accepted 3:30pm-5:15PM – Lions Club BBQ sponsored by Bank of the San Juans, Rangely (under grandstands) 9:00AM – Swine 4-H/FFA Showmanship Classes 4:00PM - CATTLE SALE PICTURES 9: 00AM – All Indoor Exhibits, Coloring, and Cover Contest 6:00PM – Indoor Silent Auction Closes! - Exhibit Hall Entries due will close from 6-6:30pm 10:00AM – Indoor Exhibit Judging begins 5:15PM – Presale Awards/Activities (4HB/ Sale Arena) 1:00PM - Beef 4-H/FFA Showmanship Classes 5:30PM – Bake Sale (4HB/ Sale Arena) 6:00PM - Rio Blanco Masonic Lodge #80 - Pork BBQ 6:00PM – 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Sale begins 6:00PM - Swine 4-H/FFA Market Classes 6:00PM – Non-Sale 4-H animals released. 6:00PM – 9:00PM – Exhibit Halls open for viewing 6:30PM-9:00PM – Release Premiums/ Indoor Exhibits & Indoor Silent Auction Begins SUNDAY AUGUST 5, 2018 FRIDAY AUGUST 3, 2018 9:00AM – 9:00PM – Exhibit Halls open for viewing & Silent 7:00AM – Load out remaining animals. Stall rents not claimed by Auction Bidding 11:00am will be forfeited unless prior arrangements have been made. 9:00AM—Goat 4-H/FFA Showmanship followed by Market Classes followed by 4H/Open Breeding Classes MONDAY AUGUST 6, 2018 11:00AM-1:00PM – RBC Woolgrowers Lamb Kabob 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM – 4-H and Open class premiums will be available in either the Meeker or Rangely Extension 1:00PM— Sheep 4-H/FFA Showmanship Classes followed by Office.