https://elmorecountyfairgrounds.com Table of Contents General Rules & Regulations ------4 2019 Grand Marshals Exhibit Information ------6 Open Class Entry Form (example) ------6 The Elmore County Fair and Department 1: Home Arts ------8 Rodeo Board is pleased to Department 2: Hobby Crafts ------13 name Department 3: Ceramics ------17 Department 4: Art ------18 Department 5: Photography ------23 John & Karen Department 6: Antiques ------24 Department 7: Culinary Arts ------25 Frank Department 8: Horticulture ------31 as the Mountain Home FFA ------36 Youth Exhibitor General Rules & Regulations ------39 2019 Grand Jr. Rodeo Entry form...... 44 U of I Elmore County Extension & 4-H ------46 Marshals Elmore County Rodeo Queens ------52, 53 2018 Fair Event Schedule ------72 Thank you for all you have done and all you continue to FAIR ADMISSION IS FREE do for the Elmore County Fair and Rodeo! Fairgrounds Parking Fee $5 per vehicle RODEO ADMISSION Elmore County Fair and Rodeo paid at the RODEO~Not at Fair Entry 2019 Fairground Events Price is PER PERSON Adult *** $9.00 Midway West Amusement Youth *** $3.00 Craft and merchandise vendors Seniors *** $6.00 Under 5 FREE FREE Elmore County Fair Junior Bull Riding WEDNESDAY DRAFT HORSE PULLS Championship $5.00 • 5 & UNDER FREE 4-H & FFA Livestock Show & Sale THURSDAY JR. BULL RIDING $5.00 • 5 & UNDER FREE Draft Horse Pulls Open Class Display and Awards Additional premium books will be available at the following

locations: 4-H Horse Show Mountain Home Locations: Glenns Ferry Locations: Glenns Ferry Folkloric Dancers - Thursday D&B Supply, Black Sheep Hometown Hardware OPEN RODEO - Friday and Saturday Gingerbread House Corner Market Many other locations in Mountain Home & Glenns Ferry Live entertainment Thursday through Saturday. MILITARY APPRECIATION - ALL WEEK LONG! – All Active, Reserve 2019 Elmore County Premium Book (with ID) and those with deployed Spouses Fair Office: PO Box 205 Glenns Ferry Idaho, 83623 (must bring deployed spouse certificate) FREE Fairground Parking! Fairgrounds: 208-366-2964 Glenns Ferry, Idaho https://elmorecountyfairgrounds.com/

Fair Board: Taylor Owen: Chairman, Steve Damele:Vice 2019 Elmore County Premium Book Chairman, Jeff Cook, Terry Arrizabalaga, Ryan Kuntz, Tim Corder, Clifford Lisle Editors: Jack & Cindy Menter Published by: El-Wyhee Hi-Lites / Quality Advertising Fair Manager: Julie Lisle & Publishing • Mountain Home, ID 83647 2 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Old Things & Covered Wagon Trains

113th Elmore County Fair July 14th — 20th

SUPERINTENDENTS FOR OPEN CLASS

Open Class Manager: Bev Lucia Department 6: Antiques Open Class Registration: Vicki Smith Superintendent: Kim Wing

Department 1: Home Arts Department 7: Culinary Arts Superintendent: Linda Smisek Superintendent: Sheri Wilson (208-580-9571) Assistant: Debbie Long Department 2: Hobby Crafts Decorating/Displays: Julie Vogl (208-587-1074) Superintendent: Jean Mullen (208-366-2433) Department 8: Horticulture Department 3: Ceramics Superintendent: Mike Wilson (208-580-9571) Superintendent: Marilou Simmons (208-366-7585) Assistant: Jeannie Crane Youth Programs: Department 4: Art 4-H Program Asst: Nadine Cook Superintendent: Steve Murphy (208-590-5429) 208-587-2136 ext 251

Department 5: Photography Superintendent: Charlotte Moody-Emerson 208-724-8304 Rodeo Entries: Jr. Rodeo: Erin (208) 490-1453 Sarah (208) 830-5175 Open Rodeo: Rodeo Central (208-845-2051)

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 3 ELMORE COUNTY FAIR GENERAL CONCESSIONS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS SPECIAL EXHIBITS 1. The Elmore County Fair and Rodeo will not be responsible in any way for any loss, damage 1. The Elmore County Fair and or injury of any character to any property, Rodeo will not be responsible article, animal or person while the same is on the in any way for any loss, damage Fairgrounds. or injury of any character to 2. Every person entering the Fairgrounds, or any property, article, animal, or person while the remaining on the grounds overnight, must have on same is on the Fairgrounds. Presentation of said his/her person either a wristband or a ticket. property shall be deemed acceptance of this rule. 3. NO DOGS ALLOWED ON THE 2. Entries may be in person or in writing any time FAIRGROUNDS UNLESS ENTERED IN A on/or before twenty-one (21) days prior to the COMPETITION OR SERVICE DOGS. commencement of Fair. 4. ATV/GOLF CARTS are not allowed on or about 3. All concessions and special exhibits must remain the Fairgrounds, with the exception of security and on the grounds throughout the Fair, leaving fair officials. Sunday morning unless other arrangements have 5. The Fair Manager will assign campsites. been approved by Fair Manager. Campsites will be assigned in the following order: 4. All concession and special exhibits having Fair Board Members, 4H/FFA, and Open Class displays are required close personal attention. until all campsites are filled. Concessions and exhibits not properly attended to will be removed from the premises. YOUTH EXHIBITORS 5. All concessions and special exhibits must secure contract from the Fair Manager and must Throughout the Rules and Regulations the word occupy such spaces as are assigned to them, and “exhibitor” refers to, but is not limited to 4H, FFA, and must be removed within two (2) days after fair Open Class participants. or it becomes property of the County, unless arrangements have been provided. The Elmore County Fair and Rodeo will not be 6. Concession stands are required to be neat and 1. responsible in any way for any loss, damage or substantial in appearance and must comply with injury of any character to any property, article, local and state Health Department regulations. animal or person while the same is on the 7. No contract will be issued to any exhibitor or Fairgrounds. Presentation of animals for exhibition concessionaire presenting any exhibit deemed shall be deemed acceptance of this rule. to be unethical or objectionable. Any holder of Class entries may be in person or in writing on/ concession who violates any law of the State or 2. or before twenty-one (21) days prior to the Fair regulation of the Fair, shall forfeit his/her space. commencing. All fees for exhibit space, parking and admission Unless otherwise noted, livestock must remain on shall be forfeited. 3. the grounds throughout the Fair and will not be 8. The posting or distribution of posters, handbills, released until Sunday after 9:00 am. and other advertising material is prohibited Exhibitors will give personal attention to such except from the booth of licensed exhibitors and 4. displays that require close personal attention. concessionaires. Exhibits not properly attended to will have to be ANIMAL HEALTH removed from the premises. These guidelines have been Exhibitors must prepare and decorate their area. established by the Fair 5. The Fair does not furnish materials or labor for Management for all animal preparing or decorating. exhibitors to include 4H/FFA, and Open Class. 4 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo

1. Each exhibitor is responsible to see his or her entry is in good health when received at the Fair. 2. The Department Superintendent or the Fair Manager may determine if veterinary assistance is needed for each entry. 3. The exhibitor will be responsible for any expense incurred for the treatment of any livestock entry. 4. To enter the Fairgrounds, all livestock and poultry, of any age or class, must be sound, of good health RULES OF THE ARENA AND SHOW RINGS and show no sign or communicable disease. Any GOVERNING LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENTS animal or fowl developing clinical evidence of AND OPEN CLASS disease after entering the Fairgrounds may not show and shall be subject to expulsion, depending See rules governing youth Fair participants upon the nature and seriousness of the disease. exhibiting livestock on page 38. 5. Should the veterinarian concur with the Superintendent or Fair Manager that any entry is unfit for participation in the Fair, the entry must be removed from the Fairgrounds.

Elmore County Fair - Open Class Entry Form Date______Please accept the entries indicated below, subject to rules and classifications Name______Age____ governing exhibits at the Elmore County Fair, as published in the premium list by Address______which I hereby agree to be governed. I hereby release the Elmore County Fair from liability on account of loss or damages to property which I may have on Fairgrounds. City______State______Zip Code______Phone______Signature ______

CIRCLE GROUP DEPT. DIVISION SECTION CLASS DESCRIPTION AWARD CLAIM CHECK

Children Youth Adults Example

• See individual department for age classification Exhibitor No. ______Entries must be on these blanks. To be assigned when registering Received by ______Date ______

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 5 L. Exhibits not claimed within one week of the Fair will be considered abandoned and will be disposed of as the Fair Manager sees fit. M. Age divisions for Open Class are determined by each Department. Please refer to Department rules for specific age categories. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR OPEN CLASS DEPARTMENTS EXHIBIT INFORMATION FOR OPEN CLASS 1. Open Class exhibits are open to the world. Division head are authorized to accept entries A. Any rule/regulation in this book (unless it is a printing not listed in the Fair Premium Book if there or typographical error) stands as printed unless changed is space and if they judge the entry to be by the Fair Board. worthy. B. Refer to Department for additional show rules. 2. Entry dates are listed in each specific C. In all cases, the decision of the judge is FINAL. department. D. No animal or article may compete in more than one Class except in Champion Classes. 3. All exhibitors must be of Amateur or Novice standing E. All exhibits must be in place as specified in the Special except where special categories are listed at the Elmore Rules of the Department. All Open Class Home Arts, County Fair for Professionals. and 4-H will be released Sunday, July 21, 9:00 am **See definition of Amateur, Novice and Professional to noon. Premiums will be paid out during that time in Exhibit Information** ONLY. To receive exhibit or premium, you must have 4. Exhibitors are asked to complete their own entry your property claim check. blanks prior to entry time. All entries must be listed on F. Where there is but one exhibit in a Class the award entry blanks provided by the Elmore County Fair. shall be made on merit alone. Seperate entry blanks must be used for each department. G. Judges will be selected and approved by the Elmore 5. Exhibits previously shown at the Elmore County Fair County Fair Board prior to the Fair. will not be judged. H. The owner or custodian of property of any kind brought 6. All exhibits, when assigned space, become subject to to the Fairgrounds, either for exhibit or for other the control of the Department Superintendent. purposes, assumes responsibility for its loss, damage 7. All exhibits must bear the entry tag given by the clerk or injury to any person or the property of any person at the time of entry and that of the stub held by the by any animal owned or exhibited by him and shall exhibitor. indemnify the said Elmore County Fair against all 8. Where there is one exhibit in a Class, the award shall claims and any injuries or damage arising from actions be made on merit alone. or negligence of exhibitor. 9. Exhibitors must present their claim check to I. A ribbon will be given on merit of projects as follows: Superintendents or clerks in charge of various Departments before exhibits will be released. No premium will be paid for Rosette Ribbons Exhibitors are NOT allowed to remove own displays. Purple $3.50 (For exceptions, see Department Superintendent.) Lavender $2.50 10. Exhibitors may make only one entry in each Class, Blue $1.50 except as specified in the Class rules of each Red $1.00 Department. White $.50 11. The owner or custodian of property of any kind No premium money will be paid for ribbon earned on brought to the Fairgrounds, either for exhibit or for 4-H projects. other purposes, assumes as a condition of its admission J. All Open Class entries, except perishables, can be to the grounds all risk of and responsibility for its loss, entered between 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Monday, July 15, damage or theft. all others and perishables must be entered from 12. The decisions of the judges are final. 8:00 am to 10:30 am, Tuesday, July 16. No entries Exhibits not claimed within one week of the Fair will prior to or after these hours will be accepted without be considered abandoned. prior approval of the Open Class Chairman. K. All entries will be classified as professional, amateur or novice, as here defined. Professional: Teaches these services, or receives income from sales of material to be exhibited. Amateur: Someone who has had some training or uses special equipment to create exhibit. Novice: A person with no training and producing for their own pleasure.

6 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Open Class Special Contests - Locally Sponsored!

Over-All Open Class Winner!

Sponsored by: D & B Supply, Mountain Home

Anything entered into any Department is to be considered for this $75 Gift Certificate generously donated by D & B Supply of Mountain Home!

Best & Biggest Autumn Themed Shorty's Cookie Basket Contest Sugar Beet Contest Craft Contest Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Bev Lucia @ Patty Montgomery@ Shorty's Towing, Amalgamated Sugar Company, Gingerbread House, Mountain Home Mountain Home

Mountain Home To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under Department 2 Hobby Crafts, Department 7 Culinary Arts Department 8 Horticulture, Division 5 Special Contests, Section 1 Division 5 Special Contests, Section 2 Division 6 Special Contests, Section 3 Bake Your Best Beautiful Bouquet Contest Apple Dessert Contest Patriotic Craft Contest Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Mike & Sheri Wilson @ Triple W Farm, Jeff & LeAnn @ Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery, John Aguirre@ Mountain Home Mountain Home Aguirre Pest & Lawn, Inc., To enter see Contest Rules under Mountain Home Department 8 Horticulture To enter see Contest Rules under Division 6 Special Contests, Section 1 Department 7 Culinary Arts To enter see Contest Rules under Division 5 Special Contests, Section 1 Department 2 Hobby Crafts, Division 5 Special Contests, Section 2 Resurrected Quilt Contest Christmas In July Creat a Miniature Farm Scene Sponsored by: Craft Contest Healing Hearts of Idaho, Faux Quilters & For Kids Only! Sponsored by: Independent Quilters of Elmore County Sponsored by: Sheri Wilson@ To enter see Contest Rules under Mountain Home Farmers Market Professional Bookkeeping Services, Department 1 Home Arts Mountain Home To enter see Contest Rules under Division 9 Special Contests, Section 1 Department 8 Horticulture To enter see Contest Rules under Division 6 Special Contests, Section 2 Department 2 Hobby Crafts, First-Rate Bread Contest Division 5 Special Contests, Section 3

Sponsored by: Lots Filipino Food, Mountain Home

To enter see Contest Rules under Department 7 Culinary Arts Division 5 Special Contests, Section 3

See Home Arts Department 1, Hobby Crafts Department 2, Culinary Arts Department 7, and Horticulture Department 8 for Special Rules

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 7 b. Machine embroidered 10. Whole cloth quilted quilts 11. Made by one person, quilted by another 12. Novelty (cathedral window, dimension) 13. Tied Comforters DEPARTMENT 1: HOME ARTS 14. Original design Superintendent: Kim Wing 15. Beginning quilters (first quilt) Ages: Adult (20 and over) 16. Art Quilt – 3 layers mixed medium Youth (12-19) 17. Group Children (12 and under) 18. Scrappy quilts A. Exhibitors are requested to carefully read the Rules and 19. Any other Regulations at the beginning of the Open Class section of Section 2: Baby Quilts the Fair Book. Class: B. Superintendent in charge of the division will receive all 20. Hand pieced, hand quilted entries. Each section will be clearly and properly marked. 21. Machine pieced, hand quilted C. All articles must be the handwork of the Exhibitor and 22. Machine pieced and quilted must have been made within the last two years. 23. Hand pieced, machine quilted D. All articles previously exhibited will not be eligible for 24. Hand quilted, hand appliqued competition. a. Original design E. The decision of the judge is final. b. Kit F. Only one entry per person, per class, will be allowed 25. hand appliqued and pieced unless otherwise listed. 26. Machine appliqued, hand quilted G. All exhibits must be clean, pressed and properly prepared a. Fused for display. b. Kit H. All exhibits will be under the control of the c. Computerized machine program superintendent. Every reasonable precaution will be d. Original taken to prevent loss or damage but the Fair or anyone 27. Machine appliqued, machine quilted connected with the Fair will, in no case, be responsible a. Fused for any loss or damage that may occur. (See General Rule b. Kit 11) c. Computerized machine program d. Original The following are award sponsors for Home Arts: 28. Embroidered, hand quilted Healing Hearts of Idaho a. Hand embroidered Faux Quilters b. Machine embroidered Independent Quilters of Elmore County 29. Embroidered, machine quilted a. Hand embroidery DIVISION ONE: Quilting b. Machine embroidery Section 1: Quilts & Comforters 30. Whole cloth quilted quilts Class: 31. Quilts made by one, quilted by another 1. Hand pieced, hand quilted 32. Novelty (cathedral window, dimensional) 2. Machine pieced, hand quilted 33. Tied comforters 3. Machine pieced and quilted 34. Original design 4. hand pieced, machine quilted 35. Beginning quilters (first quilt) 5. Hand quilted, hand appliqued 36. Group – Multiple individuals a. Original design 37. Scrappy quilts b. Kit 38. Any other 6. Hand appliqued, machine quilted 7. Machine appliqued, hand quilted Section 3: Wall Quilts, Lap Throws and Banners a. Fused Large – 36”x36” or Larger (not to exceed twin size) b. Kit Class: c. Computerized 39. hand pieced, hand quilted d. Original 40. Machine pieced, hand quilted 8. Embroidered, hand quilted 41. machine pieced, machine quilted a. Hand embroidered 42. hand pieced, machine quilted b. Machine embroidered 43. Embroidered – hand quilted 9. Embroidered, machine quilted a. Hand embroidered a. Hand embroidered b. Machine embroidered 44. Embroidered – machine quilted 8 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo a. Hand embroidered 74. Stocking b. Machine embroidered 75. Tree Skirt 45. hand appliqued, machine quilted 76. Ornaments 46. hand appliqued, hand quilted 77. Any other a. Original design b. Kit 47. Machine appliqued, machine quilted Section 6: Quilted Clothing a. Fused Class: b. Kit 78. Jacket c. Computerized machine program 79. Vest d. Original 80. Skirt 48. Original design 81. Made by one, quilted by another 49. Made by one, quilted by another 82. Group – Multiple individuals 50. Art Quilts – 3 layers – mixed medium 83. Any other 51. Group – Multiple Individuals 52. Scrappy quilts Section 7: Quilted Accessories 53. Any other Class: 84. Purses Section 4: Wall Quilts, Lap Throws and Banners Small (Less 85. Bags/Totes than 36”x36”) 86. Any other Class: 54. Machine pieced and quilted Section 8: Quilted Bed Accessories 55. Hand appliqued, hand quilted Class: a. Original design 87. Bed Runners b. Kit 88. Shams 56. Machine appliqued and quilted a. Fused DIVISION TWO: CROCHET b. Kit Section 1: Afghans c. Computerized machine program Class: d. Original 89. Single 57. Original Design 90. Double 58. First Quilting 91. Granny Square 59. Miniatures (up to 15”x15”) 92. Afghan Stitch 60. Embroidered 93. Baby a. Hand embroidered 94. Original Design b. Machine embroidered 61. Made by one, quilted by another Section 2: Clothing 62. Art Quilt – 3 layers – Mixed media Class: 63. Group – multiple individuals 95. Booties 64. Scrappy quilts 96. Infant or child, 2 or 3 pc set (dress, booties, 65. Any other sweater, cap) 97. Baby sacques Section 5: Holiday Theme 98. Shawl Class: 99. Sweater Adult (cardigan/open) 66. Wall hangings/Banners 100. Sweater Adult (pullover) 67. Made by one, quilted by another 101. Child Sweater (cardigan/open) 68. Group – Multiple individuals 102. Child Sweater (pullover) 69. Machine pieced, machine quilted 103. Slippers 70. Machine pieced, hand quilted 104. Socks 71. Hand quilted, hand appliqued 105. jacket a. Original design 106. Coat b. Kit 107. Vest 72. Hand appliqued, machine quilted 108. Other items of merit 73. Machine appliqued, machine quilted a. Fused Section 3: Accessories b. Kit Class: c. Computerized machine program 109. Hats d. Original 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 9 110. Gloves Class: 111. Scarves 147. Luncheon Cloth/Table Toppers/Table Cloths/ 112. Mittens Candle Mats 113. Purses a. Silk ribbon embroidery 114. Original design b. Embroidered – handwork 115. Any other c. Machine embroidered Section 4: Holiday Theme d. Cross stitch Class: e. Embellished 116. Christmas Stocking f. Knitted 117. Christmas Tree Skirt g. Crochet 118. Ornaments h. Quilted Section 4: Continued 1. Applique Class: a. hand quilted 119. Other holiday themes b. machine quilted 2. Pieced DIVISION THREE: KNITTING a. hand quilted Section 1: Afghans b. machine quilted Class: i. Any other 120. Cable Stitch 148. Placemats 121. Chevron or Ripple a. Crochet 122. Any other pattern – not listed b. Silk ribbon embroidery c. Embroidered – hand Section 2: Clothing d. Machine embroidered Class: e. Cross stitch 123. Booties f. Embellished 124. Infant or child, 2 or 3 pc set (dress, booties, g. Knitted sweater, cap) h. Crochet 125. Baby sacques i. Quilted 126. Shawl j. Any other 127. Sweater (Adult, cardigan/open) 149. Doilies 128. Sweater (Adult, pullover) a. Knit 129. Child Sweater (cardigan/open) b. Crochet 130. Slippers c. Tatted 131. Socks d. Any other 132. Coat 133. Vest Section 2: Bedroom Linens 134. Machine knitted items Class: 135. Original design 150. Pillow Cases 136. Other items of merit hand knitted a. Crochet b. Silk ribbon embroidery Section 3: Accessories c. Embroidered (hand) Class: d. Machine Embroidered 137. Hats e. Cross stitch 138. Gloves f. Mixed medium 139. Scarves g. Knitted 140. Mittens h. Any other 141. Purses 151. Dresser Scarf 142. Original design a. Crocheted b. Silk ribbon embroidery Section 4: Holiday Theme c. Embroidered (hand) Class: d. Machine embroidered 143. Christmas Stockings e. Cross Stitch 144. Christmas tree skirt f. Embellished 145. Ornaments g. Knitted 146. Other holiday themes h. Quilted i. Any other DIVISION FOUR: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, ETC. Section 1: Table Linens Section 3: Kitchen Accessories 10 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Class: f. Black work 152. Tea Towels g. Red work a. hand work h. Ribbon b. Machine work 1. Hand 153. Dish Cloths 2. Machine a. Knit i. Mixed b. Crocheted j. Other 154. Guest Towels 175. Cross Stitch – 14 count 155. Scrubbies a. Animals a. Knit b. Flowers Section 3: Continued c. Landscape b. Crochet d. Sampler 156. Pot Holders e. Mixed stitching a. Crocheted f. Holiday b. Cross Stitch g. Original design c. Knitted h. Kit d. Quilted i. People e. Other 176. Cross Stitch – 16 count 157. Apron a. Animals a. Cobbler b. Flowers b. Half c. Landscape d. Sampler Section 4: Pillows e. Mixed stitching Class: f. Holiday 158. Crochet g. Original design 159. Knitted h. Kit 160. Embellished i. People 161. Embroidered (hand) 177. Cross Stitch – 18 count 162. Machine embroidered a. Animals 163. Needlepoint b. Flowers 164. Silk ribbon embroidery c. Landscape 165. Latch hook d. Sampler 166. Counted cross stitch e. Mixed stitching 167. Quilted f. Holiday 168. Other g. Original design h. Kit Section 5: Rugs i. People Class: 178. Cross Stitch – 25 count 169. Braided a. Animals 170. Crochet b. Flowers 171. Latch hook (kit) c. Landscape 172. Other d. Sampler e. Mixed stitching Section 6: Pictures and Wall Hangings f. Holiday Class: g. Original design 173. Haranguer h. Kit 174. Embroidery i. People a. Crewel 179. Cross Stitch – even weave (29 ct and Higher) 1. Kit a. Animals 2. Original b. Flowers b. Satin stitch c. Landscape c. Machine d. Sampler 1. Program e. Mixed stitching 2. Freehand f. Holiday d. Cut work g. Original design e. Brazilian h. Kit 1. Kit i. People 2. Original 180. Needle Point 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 11 181. Beaded Needle Point 209. Coat 182. Other 210. Pajamas 211. Blouses Section 7: Toys and Dolls 212. Shirts Class: 213. Tee Shirts 183. Toys 214. Pants/shorts a. Knitted b. Crochet 215. Skirt c. Sewn 216. Robe d. Other 217. Jacket Section 7: Continued 218. Any other 184. Dolls a. Knitted Section 5: Fashion Accessories, Children b. Crochet Class: c. Sewn 219. Scarf d. Other 220. Cap or hat 185. Coll Clothing 221. Mittens or gloves a. Knitted 222. Purses b. Crochet 223. Any other c. Sewn d. Other DIVISION SIX: TATTING 7 LACE MAKING Section 1: Tatting DIVISION FIVE: HOME SEWING – ADULT Class: Section 1: Clothing, Adult 224. Tatting Class: a. Edgings 186. 2 or 3 piece suit b. Motifs 187. Jacket, lined c. Accessories 188. Jacket, unlined 225. Needle lace 189. Coat a. Edgings 190. Blouse b. Motifs 191. Shirt c. Accessories 192. Tee Shirt 226. Any other 193. Pants/Shorts 194. Pajamas Section 2: Lace Making 195. Robe Class: 196. Dress 227. Knitted 197. Vest a. Edgings 198. Skirt b. Accessories 199. Any other 228. Crocheted lace a. Edgings Section 2: Fashion Accessories b. Accessories Class: 229. Bobbin lace 200. Scarf a. Edgings 201. Cap or hat b. Accessories 202. Mittens or gloves 230. Any type 203. Purses 204. Any other DIVISION SEVEN: ANY ITEM BY A BEGINNER (1 YEAR OR LESS EXPERIENCE/FIRST ITEM) Section 3: Wedding Attire Class: Class: 231. Knitting 205. Wedding Dress 232. Crochet 206. Accessories 207. Any other DIVISION EIGHT: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” Section 4: Clothing, Children ENTRY! Class: 208. Dress 12 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo DIVISION NINE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! will be paid before or after the listed time. Submit entries during Open Class check-in DIVISION ONE: COLLECTIONS Section 1: Resurrected Quilt Contest Section 1: Collections (Non-Antique) Sponsored by: Healing Hearts of Idaho, Faux Class: Quilters and independent quilters of Elmore County 1. Buttons Using quilt blocks or tops made before 1988, complete a 54” x 2. Coins 54” or larger quilt* using fabrics preferably near the age of the 3. Dishes blocks or tops—use your quilting skill and imagination and enter 4. Dolls for your chance to win! 5. Fly tying 6. Holiday items Prize: $25 First Place; $15 Second Place, 7. Miniatures $10 Third Place, $10 Small-Piece Prize* 8. Salt & Pepper Shakers Rules: One entry per exhibitor 9. Shells Finished item must be 54” x 54” or larger 10. Rocks *Smaller items will be judged separately 11. Other Finished item must be the handiwork of the contestant Authenticity of age of fabric DIVISION TWO: CREATIVE Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, Section 1: Basketry appearance, skill, creativity and originality. Class: 1. Coiled 2. Woven 3. Cloth 4. Other

Section 2: Batik DEPARTMENT 2: HOBBY CRAFTS Class: Superintendent: Jean Mullen 5. Cloth Vicki Smith 6. Other Also, See General Rules and Regulations Section 3: Bead work A. Each exhibitor is entitled to one entry only in each class. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to choose which class Class: they wish their entry to be placed as some may qualify for 7. Brick stitch more than one category. 8. Embroidery B. Children, Youth and Professional (See General Rules for 9. Loomed Definition of Professional) entries should be marked as 10. Mixed Techniques such at the top of the entry form. Children are those up to 11. Peyote Stitch and including the age of 12. Youth are those 13 through 12. Strung 18 years of age. Those 19 and older will be considered 13. Other adults. Section 4: Books C. Entries must be exhibitor’s own work completed during the past three years and not shown previously at the Class: Elmore County Fair. An exception to this would be a 14. Altered Collection that shows marked progress since previously 15. Constructed shown.. Section 5: Birdhouse D. Any entry needing special devices such as hangers or stands must include that device. High value items should Class: be accompanied, if possible, by display cases. 16. Wooden E. Entries will be received Monday July 15th from 6:00 pm 17. Other to 8:00 pm and Tuesday July 16th from 8:00 am to 11:00 Section 6: Calligraphy am. Judging begins at 1:00 pm on Tuesday. F. Crafts will be judged on general appeal, complexity of Class: project, workmanship and originality. Collections will 18. Free Form be judged on completeness of the collection, interest 19. Traditional value and method of display. 20. Other G. Entries will be released and premiums paid on Sunday July 21st between 9:00 am and Noon. No premiums 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 13 Section 7: Candles Class: Class: 53. Beads 21. Contemporary 54. From Nature (See Heritage Crafts Below) 55. Lapidary 56. Metal Section 8: Carving (No Wood) 57. Paper Class: 58. Other 22. Soap 23. Wax Section 16: Lamps 24. Other Class: 59. Lamp Base Section 9: Decorative Painting 60. Lamp Shade Class: 25. Dishes Section 17: Leather 26. Glass Class: 27. Furniture 61. Tooled 28. Rosemalling 62. Other (Also See Heritage Crafts) 29. Saw blades 30. Stenciled Section 18: Macrame’ 31. Tolle Painting Class: 32. Other 63. Hanging 64. Household Items Section 10: Dolls 65. Other Class: 33. Mixed Media Section 19: Masks 34. Porcelain Class: 35. Other 66. Costume Section 11: Fabric/Textiles (Non Sewn) 67. Decorative Class: 68. Native 36. Cut 69. Other 37. Dyed 38. Folded Section 20: Metal 39. Painted Class: 40. Used as Covering 70. Cut 41. Other 71. Smithed 72. Pierced Section 12: Furniture 73. Tooled Class: 74. Welded 42. Caning and Rushing 75. Wire 43. Upholstered 76. Other 44. Wooden 45. Willow Section 21: Mixed Media 46. Other Class: 77. Combination of two or more media Section 13: Glass Class: Section 22: Models 47. Glass Working or blowing Class: 48. Leaded 78. Airplanes 49. Stained 79. Animals 50. Other 80. Cars 81. Legos Section 14: Holiday Items 82. Other Class: 51. Christmas Section 23: Nature Crafts 52. Other Class: 83. Driftwood Section 15: Jewelry 84. Eggs

14 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 85. Gourds 110. Flat 86. Pine Cones 111. Three Dimensional 87. Pine Needles 112. Other 88. Rocks 89. Shells Section 30: Wood Construction 90. Mixed Media Class 91. Other 113. Box 114. Frames Section 24: Paper 115. Other Class: 92. Cut Section 31: Wood Carving 93. Scrapbook – Scrapbook pages are limited to 2 Class: page layout. Pages must be connected and 116. Animals in plastic sleeves. Cards are limited to 2 and 117. Birds must be mounted as a group. 118. Caricatures a. Card – Christmas 119. Fish b. Card – Other Holiday 120. Intarsia c. Scrap Book Layout 121. Relief Carving d. Calendar Page 122. Scroll Saw e. Mini Album Cover 123. Other f. Large Album Cover g. Recipe Book Cover Section 32: Wood Turning h. Origami – Fish, Bird, Animal Class: i. Origami – Ornamental 124. Single Piece j. Hand Made Paper 125. Marquetry 94. Folded 126. Other 95. Quilled 96. Stamped Section 33: Wood Burning 97. Glued Class: Section 24: Continued 127. Flat Surface 98. Other 132. Curved Surface

Section 25: Panorama Section 34: Wheat Art Class: Class: 99. Mixed Media 133. Weaving 134. Marquetry Section 26: Plastic Canvas 135. Other Class: 100. Household Items Section 35: Wreaths 101. Decorative Class: 102. Other 136. Cloth 137. Natural Section 27: Polymer Clay 138. Silk Flowers Class: 139. Mixed 103. Caned 140. Other 104. Molded 105. Sculpted DIVISION THREE: HERITAGE ARTS 106. Other Items accepted into this Division must be crafted in the traditional form with a minimum of machine made or Section 28: Toys commercial materials used in the finished product. Class: Section 1: Bookmaking 107. Stuffed Class: 108. Wooden 1. Creative 109. Other 2. Traditional 3. Other Section 29: String Art Class:

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 15 Section 2: Candle Making breed. Class: Class: 4. Tapers, Hand Dipped 30. Fine Wood, 64’s and up 5. Poured 31. Medium Wood 50-62 6. Other 32. Long/course wool below 50 33. Primitive wool (Yak, Quivit) Section 3: Knotting 34. 2 oz. Minimum for spun fibers, 2 or more ply, Class: proposed purpose 7. Knotted Item 35. Spun Animal 8. Knot Sampler 36. Spun Vegetable 37. Spun Synthetic Section 4: Leather 38. Spun Mixed Class: 39. Fiber of choice, not less than 2 yards. Note, 9. Braiding if hand spun and proposed purpose. 10. Clothing 40. Woven Cloth 11. Lacing 41. Woven Cloth 12. Shoe or Moccasin 42. Woven Household 13. Other 43. Knitted, crocheted or hand spun yarns (cloth, clothing, household, rugs, novelty) Section 5: Musical Instruments 44. Felted (fulled) - fibers of choice Class: (Cloth, clothing, household, rugs, novelty) 14. Wooden 15. Other DIVISION FOUR: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” Section 6: Native American Only objects that are obviously of Native American Tradition ENTRY! may be entered here. Class: What can you design following the “Fair Theme”. Use your 16. Baskets imagination to create something useful or decorative. 17. Bead work DIVISION FIVE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! 18. Flint Knapping Submit entries during Open Class check-in 19. Porcupine Quill Work Section 1: Autumn Themed Craft Contest Section 6: Continued Sponsored by: Gingerbread House 20. Tools If fall is your favorite time of year, use your creativity to make 21. Weapons – Native American Only the most beautiful Autumn décor to win this amazing prize!

Section 7: Rawhide Prize: $25 Class: Rules: One entry per exhibitor 22. Braiding May be constructed from any and all materials 23. Other Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, appearance, Section 8: Soap Making creativity, imagination, originality and decorativeness. Class: 24. Common Section 2: Patriotic Craft Contest 25. Bath Sponsored by: Aguirre Pest & Lawn, Inc. Show your 26. Other all American pride and ingenuity! Design an amazing red, white and blue project that will show everyone your pride, Section 9: Tools & Weapons patriotism and real American cleverness by winning this Class: incredible contest 27. Metal Prize: $100 28. Wood Rules: One entry per exhibitor 29. Other May be constructed from any and all materials Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor Section 10: Fiber/Raw and Hand Spun Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, patriotism, Two entries per class. Disqualification for paint or tag stains. appearance, creativity, imagination, complexity, Fleece weight, date sheared, name or number of sheep and workmanship and originality! 16 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Section 3: Christmas in July Craft Contest 17. Gloss Sponsored by: Professional Bookkeeping Services 18. Matte Everyone has their favorite hand-made Christmas 19. Crackle decorations. Now is the time to show them off! Bring your 20. Texture 21. Crystal most beautiful handmade Christmas decor for your chance to 22. Mojolica win a prize! 23. Controlled Prize: $25 24. Stain - Glaze combination Rules: One entry per exhibitor 25. Metallic May be constructed from any and all materials 26. Bisque Stroke Products Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor 27. Miscellaneous Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, appearance, creativity, imagination, complexity, Section 4: Non-fired workmanship and decorativeness! Class: 28. Opaque Stain 29. Translucent 30. Pastels 31. Air Brush 32. Textured 33. Free Brush Design DEPARTMENT 3: CERAMICS 34. Stain-Glaze combination 35. Dry Brushing Superintendent: Marilou Simmons 36. Miscellaneous See General Rules and Regulations. Read carefully. Only one article, one pair or one set in a class will be accepted from any Section 5: Overglaze one person. Each article must be the sole work of the entrant. Class: Teachers may guide and advise only. Each piece must have been 37. Fired Luster made entirely within the past year. We recommend that hot glue 38. Fired Metallics not be used on entries. Hot glue relaxes at 80 degrees. 39. Decals 40. Air Brush DIVISION: ONE 41. Miscellaneous A. Amateur - Adult B. Professional - Adult (teaches, owns studio or sells) Section 6: Miniature C. Children 4-6 Class: D. Youth 6-10 42. Dishes (under 3 inches) E. Youth 10-12 43. Furniture E. 12- up 44. Scene (Balanced Scale) F. Special Needs 45. Figurines (not over 3 inches)

Section 1: Green-Ware Adaptation Section 7: Holiday Class: Class: 1. Applied 46. Underglaze 2. Clay Lifting 47. Glaze 3. Carving 48. Overglaze 4. Texturing 49. Non-Fire 5. Incising 6. Torn 7. Combination Section 8: Theme 8. Miscellaneous Class: 50. Greenware Adaptation Section 2: Underglaze 51. Underglass Class: 52. Glaze 9. Free Brush Design 53. Non-Fire 10. Sponge 54. Miscellaneous 11. Air Brush 12. Scraffito Section 9: Purchased Bisque 13. Regular Underglaze Class: 14. Bisque Stroke Products 55. Unglaze 15. Free Brush Design-pattern applied 56. Gloss Glaze 16. Miscellaneous 57. Texture Glaze 58. Combination Glaze Section 3: Glaze 59. Crystal Glaze Class: 60. Non-Fire 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 17 61. Dry Brush the exhibits in this department; but in no way will the Fair 62. Translucent Management, Superintendent or any helpers be responsible for 63. Metallics - Non-Fire damage to or loss of an exhibit. 64. Stain-Glaze Combination Division: Age 65. Overglaze Adults (20 and over) 66. Miscellaneous Intermediate Youth (13-19) 67. Holiday Youth (7-12) DIVISION: TWO Children (6 and under) SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” ENTRY DIVISION ONE: PROFESSIONAL ADULTS Original work as defined above. Section 1: Oil and Acrylic Class: 1. Landscape 2. Seascapes DEPARTMENT 4: ART 3. Animals Superintendent: Steve Murphy 4. Birds See General Rules and Regulations. Read carefully. 5. Fish 6. Fowl ART DEPARTMENT RULES: 7. Still Life DEPARTMENT Superintendent reserves the rights to reject any 8. Floral exhibit offered, if it is objectionable in any way or if it requires 9. Portrait, Figure an excessive amount of space. Exhibitors may enter more than 1 10. Buildings entry per category, only paid on the highest ribbon. 11. Abstract A. Exhibitors should label work with name, address, phone, 12. Other title of picture on back of picture upper right hand corner. B. All work must have been completed in the last two years Section 2: Watercolor and signed by the artist. Names will be covered during Class: judging. Work previously shown at the fair should not be 13. Landscape shown again. 14. Seascapes C. Division I, II and III, Professional, Advanced Amateur 15. Animals and Amateur must be adequately framed and wired for 16. Birds hanging. Water-colors and pastels must be covered with 17. Fish glass or hard plastic and framed. Paintings must be dry. 18. Fowl 19. Still Life No sawtooth hangers. Youth and Children are exempt 20. Floral from being framed but should have suitable hanger. 21. Portrait, Figure D. Competition will consist of Professional, Advanced 22. Buildings Amateur, Amateur, Intermediate Youth, Youth and 23. Abstract Children. Please state on back of entry if work is copied 24. Other entirely or partly from another artist’s work. E. General rules of the Fair will apply to this department. Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink F. Entries will be received – Monday July 15th from 6:00 Class: pm to 8:00pm and Tuesday July 16th from 8:00am to 25. Landscape 11:00am at the Fair Exhibit Building. The Open Class 26. Seascapes Chairman will accept no late entries without prior 27. Animals permission. 28. Birds G. Entries will be released 9:00am to noon on Sunday 29. Fish July 21st. Premiums will be paid during these hours only. 30. Fowl Definitions for Fair Art Entrants: 31. Still Life Original Work: Work done from imagination, still life setups, 32. Floral model, actual locations, or from photos taken by the artist. 33. Portrait, Figure Copy Work: Work done in any situation where there is an 34. Buildings instructor. 35. Abstract Class Work: Work done in any situation where there is an 36. Other instructor. Disclaimer: Care will be taken to promote the safety of 18 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Section 4: Mixed Media 79. Still Life Class: 80. Floral 37. Landscape 81. Portrait, Figure 38. Seascapes 82. Buildings 39. Animals 83. Abstract 40. Birds 84. Other 41. Fish 42. Fowl Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 43. Still Life Class: 44. Floral 85. Landscape 45. Portrait, Figure 86. Seascapes 46. Buildings 87. Animals 47. Abstract 88. Birds 48. Other 89. Fish 90. Fowl Section 5: Sculpture 91. Still Life Class: 92. Floral 49. Landscape 93. Portrait, Figure Section 5: Continued 94. Buildings Class: 95. Abstract 50. Seascapes 96. Other 51. Animals 52. Birds Section 4: Mixed Media 53. Fish Class: 54. Fowl 96. Landscape 55. Still Life 97. Seascapes 56. Floral 98. Animals 57. Portrait, Figure 99. Birds 58. Buildings 100. Fish 59. Abstract 101. Fowl 60. Other 102. Still Life 103. Floral DIVISION TWO: ADVANCED AMATEUR 104. Portrait, Figure Original, Copy work or class work as defined above. 105. Buildings Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 106. Abstract Class: 107. Two or more media (ie, ink, paint, 61. Landscape marker, paper, wood, any other 62. Seascapes materials) 63. Animals 108. Other 64. Birds Section 5: Sculpture 65. Fish 66. Fowl Class: 67. Still Life 109. Landscape 68. Floral 110. Seascape 69. Portrait, Figure 111. Animals 70. Buildings 112. Birds 71. Abstract 113. Fish 72 Other 114. Fowl 115. Still Life Section 2: Watercolor 116. Floral Class: 117. Portrait, Figure 73 Landscape 118. Buildings 74. Seascapes 119. Abstract 75. Animals 120. other 76. Birds 77. Fish 78. Fowl 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 19 Section 6: Collage 164. Floral Class: 165. Portrait, Figure 121. Landscape 166. Buildings 122. Seascape 167. Abstract 123. Animals 168. Other 124. Birds 125. Fish Section 4: Mixed Media 126. Fowl Class: 127. Still Life 169. Landscape 128. Floral 170. Seascape 129. Portrait, Figure 171. Animals 130. Buildings 172. Birds 131. Abstract 173. Fish 132. Other 174. Fowl 175. Still Life DIVISION THREE: AMATEUR 176. Floral Original, Copy work or class work as defined above. 177. Portrait, Figure Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 178. Buildings Class: 179. Abstract 133. Landscape 180. Other 134. Seascape Section 1: Continued 135. Animals Section 5: Sculpture 136. Birds Class: 137. Fish 181. Landscape 138. Fowl 182. Seascape 139. Still Life 183. Animals 140. Floral 184. Birds 141. Portrait, Figure 185. Fish 142. Buildings 186. Fowl 143. Abstract 187. Still Life 144. Other 188. Floral 189. Portrait, Figure Section 2: Watercolor 190. Buildings Class: 191. Abstract 145. Landscape 192. Other 146. Seascape 147. Animals DIVISION FOUR: INTERMEDIATE YOUTH 148. Birds Original copy work or class work as defined above. 149. Fish Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 150. Fowl Class: 151. Still Life 193. Landscape 152. Floral 194. Seascape 153. Portrait, Figure 195. Animals 154. Buildings 196. Birds 155. Abstract 197. Fish 156. Other 198. Fowl 199. Still Life Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 200. Floral Class: 201. Portrait, Figure 157. Landscape 202. Buildings 158. Seascape 203. Abstract 159. Animals 204. Other 160. Birds 161. Fish Section 2: Watercolor 162. Fowl Class: 163. Still Life 205. Landscape 20 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 206. Seascape 207. Animals 208. Birds DIVISION FIVE: YOUTH 209. Fish Original, copy work or class work as defined above. 210. Fowl Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 211. Still Life Class: 212. Floral 253. Landscape 213. Portrait, Figure 254. Seascape 214. Buildings 255. Animals 215. Abstract 256. Birds 216. Other 257. Fish 258. Fowl Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 259. Still Life Class: 260. Floral 217. Landscape 261. Portrait, Figure 218. Seascape 262. Buildings 219. Animals 263. Abstract 220. Birds 264. Other 221. Fish 222. Fowl Section 2: Watercolor 223. Still Life Class: 224. Floral 265. Landscape 225. Portrait, Figure 266. Seascape Section 3: Continued 267. Animals 226. Buildings 268. Birds 227. Abstract 269. Fish 228. Other 270. Fowl 271. Still Life Section 4: Mixed Media 272. Floral Class: 273. Portrait, Figure 229. Landscape 274. Buildings 230. Seascape 275. Abstract 231. Animals 276. Other 232. Birds 233. Fish Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 234. Fowl Class: 235. Still Life 277. Landscape 236. Floral 278. Seascape 237. Portrait, Figure 279. Animals 238. Buildings 280. Birds 239. Abstract 281. Fish 240. Other 282. Fowl 283. Still Life Section 5: Sculpture 284. Floral Class: 285. Portrait, Figure 241. Landscape 286. Buildings 242. Seascape 287. Abstract 243. Animals 288. Other 244. Birds 245. Fish Section 4: Mixed Media 246. Fowl Class: 247. Still Life 289. Landscape 248. Floral 290. Seascape 249. Portrait, Figure 291. Animals 250. Buildings 292. Birds 251. Abstract 293. Fish 252. Other 294. Fowl 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 21 295. Still Life 339. Animals 296. Floral 340. Birds 297. Portrait, Figure 341. Fish 298. Buildings 342. Fowl 299. Abstract 343. Still Life 300. Other 344. Floral Section 5: Sculpture 345. Portrait, Figure Class: 346. Buildings 301. Landscape 347. Abstract 302. Seascape 348. Other 303. Animals 304. Birds Section 4: Mixed Media 305. Fish Class: 306. Fowl 349. Landscape 307. Still Life 350. Seascape 308. Floral 351. Animals 309. Portrait, Figure 352. Birds 310. Buildings 353. Fish 311. Abstract 354. Fowl 312. Other 355. Still Life 356. Floral DIVISION SIX: CHILD 357. Portrait, Figure 358. Buildings Original, copy work or class work as defined above. 359. Abstract Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 360. Other Class: 313. Landscape Section 5: Sculpture 314. Seascape Class: 315. Animals 361. Landscape 316. Birds 362. Seascape 317. Fish 363. Animals 318. Fowl 364. Birds 319. Still Life 365. Fish 320. Floral 366. Fowl 321. Portrait, Figure 367. Still Life 322. Buildings 368. Floral 323. Abstract 369. Portrait, Figure

324. Other 370. Buildings 371. Abstract Section 2: Watercolor 372. Other Class: 325. Landscape DIVISION SEVEN: 326. Seascape 327. Animals SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” 328. Birds ENTRY 329. Fish 330. Fowl 331. Still Life 332. Floral 333. Portrait, Figure 334. Buildings 335. Abstract 336. Other

Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink Class: 337. Landscape 338. Seascape 22 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo DIVISION ONE: AMATEUR Class: 1. Portrait 2. Group of 2 DEPARTMENT 5: PHOTOGRAPHY 3. Group of 3 or more Superintendent: Charlotte Moody-Emerson 4. Children/Babies See General Rules and Regulations. Read carefully. 5. Weddings It is important to enter your photograph in the class that it is best suited 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) for. For example: if you were to enter a beautiful photograph of a rose 7. Wildlife in the scenic class—that is how it will be judged—regardless of what 8. Domestic Animals a wonderful photo it is, it is bound to not do very well as it has been 9. Insects/Spiders entered in a class that does not fit. This decision is yours and neither the 10. Domestic Birds Superintendent nor his or her assistants may assist you with this deci- 11. Wild Birds sion. A more detailed explanation a class may be given but no direction 12. Domestic Reptiles as to which class you should enter. GOOD LUCK! 13. Wild Reptiles A. All photographs must have been taken within the last 24 months by 14. Floral the exhibitor. 15. Scenic/Landscape B. All entries (both professional and amateur) may be color or black 16. Sports and Action and white. 17. Humor C. More than one entry within the same class is permitted, but take 18. Photo Journalism note: you will be competing against yourself! 19. Seascape D. No Photographs may be entered in the Elmore County Fair that has 20. Sunrise/Sunsets been entered in previous years. Photos previously entered in other 21. Reflections – any photo with a reflected image - competitions or fairs will be permitted. could be from water, metal, mirror, window, E. All entries must be mounted on mount board or foam core. Both glass, etc. of these can be found at most art supply or photography stores. 22. Architecture No other mounting substance will be accepted! By mounted, we 23. Human Interest – should include actions of mean affixed/glued/adhered to the mount board or foam core and people, animals, machinery, etc. - a human trimmed to the exact size of the photograph. For ease of handling interest photo generally “tells a story”. and display purposes framed and/or matted photographs will not be 24. Pictorial – (visually charming or strikingly accepted. Plastic sleeves or other protective coverings will also not expressive, as if to resemble a painting). be accepted. TIP: Make sure your photograph is firmly attached 25. Commercial (photographs used for advertising to your mount board or foam core to prevent the photograph from or photo journalism). separating from the mount board or foam core in the summer heat 26. Still Life and humidity. 27. Computer Created – a photo which includes F. The smallest photograph permitted is 8x10 and the largest photo- computer manipulation or enhancement. graph accepted is 16x20 (overall size may not exceed 16x20). 28. Any Photo of Merit – any photo that may not fit G. Please plainly print on the back in the upper left of each entry: well within the above division class choices. Exhibitors name, address, phone number, age group (see division ages), division number and class number. The location is particu- DIVISION TWO: PROFESSIONAL larly important so there is no question as to the top of the image. Professional are described as anyone who accepts or has accepted H. Any photo deemed inappropriate for Public display by the Fair money for their photographic images or knowledge. After judging, Board and/or Superintendent will be judged but not displayed dur- professional may attach a business card to their photograph. ing the fair. Class: I. All photos should be printed on glossy or semiglass/lustre paper. 1. Portrait The only exception to this will be entries into the Metallic Photo 2. Group of 2 people, animals in one photo class. 3. Group of 3 or more people, animals in one photo DIVISION AGES: 4. Children/Babies A. Children: 9 years and under 5. Weddings B. Youth: 10 – 17 years of age 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) C. Adult: 18 years and over 7. Wildlife Entry and Premium Release: Submit entries on Monday, July 15 8. Domestic Animals from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm and Tuesday, July 16 from 8:00 am to 11:00 9. Insects/Spiders am. Late entries will not be accepted without approval of the 10. Domestic Birds Department 5 Photography Superintendent. Entries will be release 11. Wild Birds and premiums paid on Sunday July 21 between 9:00 am and noon. No 12. Domestic Reptiles premiums will be paid before or after the listed time. 13. Wild Reptiles 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 23 14. Floral 15. Scenic/Landscape 16. Sports and Action 17. Humor 18. Photo Journalism 19. Seascape DEPARMENT 6: ANTIQUES Superintendent: Kim Wing 20. Sunrise/Sunset 21. Reflections—any photo with a reflected image— Please read the General Rules and Regulations carefully. A. could be from water, metal, mirror, window, To qualify as an antique, exhibit must be 50 years or older. B. glass, Whenever possible, age should accompany item. C. etc. Exhibits will be judged according to age and condition of 22. Architecture original appearance and form. D. All items 23. Human Interest—should include actions of should be clean and neat in appearance. people, Attention: No exhibitor will be allowed to pick up other animals, machinery, etc.—a human interest photo exhibitor’s exhibits in this division without written generally “tells a story” authorization. All precautions for the safe preservation of 24. Pictorial—visually charming or strikingly the article will be taken. Section 1: Antiques expressive, as if to resemble a painting 25. Commercial—photography used for advertising Class: or 1. Bible photo journalism 2. Books, any variety 26. Still Life 3. Magazines 27. Computer Created—a photo which includes 4. Newspapers computer manipulation or enhancement 5. Pictures 28. Metallic Photo—photos printed on metallic paper 6. Clothing 29. Any Photo of Merit—any photo that may not fit 7. China well within the above division class choices 8. Earthenware 9. Glass 10. Furniture DIVISION THREE: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” 11. Frames ENTRY! 12. Clocks & Watches Create an amazing picture to represent the Annual Fair Theme 13. Jewelry 14. Lamps 15. Bottles 16. Toys 17. Dolls 18. Quilts 19. Linens 20. needle Work 21. Kitchen Items 22. Other

Section 2: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” ENTRY!

24 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 4 Spent Grain Bread (Yeast) 5 Batter Breads 6 Sour Dough Bread 7 White Dinner Rolls DEPARTMENT 7: CULINARY ARTS 8 Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls Superintendent: Sheri Wilson 9 Cinnamon Rolls Assistant: Debbie Long 10 Sweet Rolls Decorations/Display: Julie Vogl & Bev Lucia 11 Muffins (any variety) Exhibitors should read General Rules & Regulations in front 12 Biscuits (any variety) of book. 13 Quick Bread (any variety) A. All exhibits must be on a plain white paper plate covered 14 Machine Breads (any variety) in a clean unmarked plastic bag or plastic wrap. Pies must 15 Rye Bread be in a glass pie plate—no aluminum or tin pans—and 16 Mixed Grains covered with clean plastic wrap. 17 Tortillas 18 Dutch Oven Bread B. All exhibits must be labeled to kind of cookie, cake, 19 Dutch Oven Biscuits/Muffins bread, etc. 20 Other, Named

C. All exhibits must be the sole work of the exhibitor Section 2: Cakes admitting the entry. All cakes must be made from scratch, NO MIXES PLEASE! No cakes requiring refrigeration are allowed D. One entry per class, per person. (cheesecake, etc.). Cakes are to be displayed on white covered cardboard or white paper plate and must be covered E. Submit entries on Monday, July 15 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 with clean, clear plastic wrap. In each class an entry can be 1/2 pm and Tuesday, July 16 from 8:00 am to 10:30 am. No cake except for decorated; decorated cakes must be whole and late entries will be accepted unless otherwise indicated. can be displayed on clear or white glass cake pedestal or clean Every home baker and preserver is encouraged to enter! white paper and plastic wrapped board. Decorated cakes will be judged mainly on decoration regardless of kind of cake. F. Exhibitors must present their claim check to Class: Superintendents or clerks in charge of Department before 21 Angel Food Cake exhibits will be released. Entries will be released and 22 Spice Cake premiums paid on Sunday, July 21 between 9:00 am and 23 White Layer Cake (egg white only) noon. No premiums will be paid before or after the listed 24 Butter Layer Cake (whole egg) time. 25 Chocolate Cake 26 Chiffon Cake Groups: Youth 27 Marble Cake Adult 28 Fruit Cake Awards will be determined by the Superintendents and Judges for 29 Pound Cake any and all sections in Culinary Arts. 30 Iced Cake 31 Decorated Cake The following are award sponsors for Culinary Arts: 32 Carrot Cake Amalgamated Sugar Company 33 Dutch Oven Cake Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery, Jeff & LeAnn 34 Other Cake, Named Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Board Professional Bookkeeping Services Section 3: Cookies Shorty’s Towing , Patty Montgomery Four cookies attractively displayed on a white paper plate Lots Filipino Food enclosed in a clean, clear plastic wrap Class: DIVISION ONE: PANTRY AND KITCHEN 35 Rolled Cookies--Cut Out Section 1: Bread 36 Chocolate Chip Cookies In each class an entry can be 1/2 loaf of bread or four 37 Oatmeal Cookies rolls displayed on clean plain white paper plate covered with 38 Other Drop Cookies clean, clear plastic wrap. 39 Gingersnap Cookies Class: 40 Peanut Butter Cookies 1 White Bread (Yeast) 41 Sugar Cookies 2 Whole Wheat Bread (Yeast) 42 Other Shaped Cookies 3 Home Ground Grains Bread (Yeast) 43 Pressed Cookies

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 25 44 Filled Cookies (any variety) 79 Cookies, 4 45 Refrigerator Cookies 80 Other Pastries, 3 46 Brownies 47 Other Bar Cookies Section 8: Fair Theme Gift Basket 48 Decorated Cookies Each entry must be attractively displayed in a gift basket and 49 No Bake Cookies must contain four items from four separate Division 1 Sections 50 Other Cookies, Named respresenting the annual Fair Theme

Section 4: Candy Six pieces of 1x1-inch candy attractively displayed on white plate DIVISION TWO: FOOD PRESERVATION enclosed in a clear plastic bag or covered in clear plastic wrap. Candy must be made with a standard recipe. NO BOX ICING CANDIES! PLEASE! Class: 51 Fudge 52 Divinity 53 Penuche CANNING GUIDELINES: 54 Nut Brittle A. All products must be in a standard clear canning 55 Caramels jar (i.e. Ball, Kerr, Golden Harvest, etc.), NO 56 Mints MAYONNAISE OR ODD JARS WILL BE JUDGED! 57 Microwave Candy, Named 58 Other Candy, Named B. All canned products must have been processed within Section 5: Pies the last 12 months and be sealed in standard canning Each entry can be 1/2 a pie. Pies must be two-crusted. All jars with ring. NO PARAFFIN SEALS WILL BE pies must be in a glass pie pan. NO PIES REQUIRING JUDGED! Judges reserve the right to open any REFRIGERATION SUCH AS CUSTARD, LEMON OR CREAM ARE ALLOWED! jars. NO OPEN KETTLE PRODUCTS WILL BE Class: ACCEPTED! 59 Apple Pie C. Jars must be clean! Rings must be on jars, but must 60 Apricot Pie be loose and clean, so judges can remove and check 61 Berry Pie 62 Cherry Pie head space. 63 Peach Pie D. Jars must be labeled with CONTENT, PROCESSING 64 Mixed Fruit Pie METHOD, PROCESSING TIMES, PRESSURE, 65 Mixed Berry Pie 66 Rhubarb Pie DATE PROCESSED AND ELEVATION. (see below) 67 Other Pie, Named EXAMPLE: Content: Green Beans Section 6: Pastries Processing Methods: Dial-Gauge Pressure Canner Processing Time: 25 minutes @ 13lbs pressure (or 15lb Each pastry must be attractively displayed on white plate weighted) enclosed in a clear plastic bag or covered in clear plastic wrap. Date: March 22, 2013 Your Elevation: 3,250 feet 68 Turnovers, 3 E. Use quart or pint jars for fruit, meat, pickles, juices or 69 Tarts, 3 vegetables (except corn, which must be in pints), pint 70 Strudels, 3 or half-pint jars for fish, jam and jellies. 71 Other Pastry, Named F. Appropriate head space recommended in jars: Section 7: Gluten Free Baking Each entry must be attractively displayed on white plate enclosed 1/4 in. for jams and jellies in a clear plastic bag or covered in clear plastic wrap. 1/2 in. for tomatoes, fruits, pickles 1/2 in. to 1 in. for vegetables 72 Bread, 1/2 loaf or small loaf 1 to 1-1/4 in. for meats 73 Dinner Rolls, 4 Up to date canning information is available in 74 Sweet Rolls, 4 publications at the Elmore County Extension Office 75 Quick Breads, 1/2 loaf or small loaf 76 Muffins, 4 77 Cake, 1/2 cake (unless decorated) 78 Cupcakes, 4 26 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo DEHYDRATION GUIDELINES: 113 Any Vegetable Combination, Named A. Package shall be a standard 1/2 pint jar specifically designed 114 Any Other Vegetable, Named for canning purposes--with screw type ring and lid. Section 3: Convenience Foods (Meats, Fish, Soup, etc.) B. Exhibits must be accurately labeled as to kind of food, pre- Quart or Pint jars only, except as otherwise indicated under class treatment (if any), drying method (oven, sun, dehydrator, listing etc.), total drying time and date of processing. Class: 115 Wild Game (Elk, Moose, Deer, etc.) C. Judges reserve the right to reconstitute and/or taste food at 116 Bean Soup their discretion. 117 Beef 118 Beef Broth D. All entries in this section must have been completed by the 119 Beef Soup (Vegetable) exhibitor within one year of the opening of the fair to be 120 Chicken eligible for premium awards. Items which have been shown 121 Turkey at previous fairs are not eligible. 122 Chicken or Turkey Broth 123 Chicken or Turkey Soup 124 Any Other Soup, Named Section 1: Canned Fruit 125 Fish (1/2 PINTS ONLY) Quart or Pint jars only! 126 Meat Stew Class: 127 Mincemeat 81 Apples, Sliced 128 Spaghetti Sauce with Meat 82 Applesauce 129 Spaghetti Sauce with No Meat 83 Apricots 130 Apple Pie Filling 84 Blackberries 131 Cherry Pie Filling 85 Any Other Berry, named 132 Peach Pie Filling 86 Cherries, Maraschino 133 Other Fruit Pie Filling 87 Cherries, Sweet, Light 134 Any Other Convenience Food, Named 88 Cherries, Sweet, Dark 89 Cherries, Pie Section 4: Soft Spreads and Jams 90 Fruit Cocktail (Mixed Fruit) Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 91 Grapes Class: 92 Peaches 135 Sugar Free Jam--Any Variety 93 Pears 136 Jam Sweetened with Honey-- 94 Plums Any Variety 95 Prunes 137 Apple-Maple Jam 96 Rhubarb 138 Apricot Jam 97 Nectarines 139 Berry-Cherry Jam 98 Fruit Juice 140 Bing Cherry Jam 99 Any Fruit Combination, Named 141 Blackberry Jam 100 Any Other Fruit, Named 142 Blueberry Jam 143 Blueberry-Currant Jam Section 2: Canned Vegetables 144 Blueberry-Lime Jam Quart or Pint jars only, except as otherwise indicated 145 Boysenberry Jam under class listing 146 Brandied Peach Jam Class: 147 Carrot Jam 101 Asparagus, Cut 148 Cherry Jam 102 Beans, Green 149 Cherry-Almond Jam 103 Beans, Dried (Kidney, Pinto, etc.) 150 Chokecherry Jam 104 Beets, Whole, Cubed or Diced 151 Damson Plum Jam 105 Carrots, Sliced or Diced 152 Dewberry Jam 106 Corn (PINT JARS ONLY) 153 Elderberry Jam 107 Peas 154 Fig Jam 108 Potatoes, Cubed or Whole 155 Gooseberry Jam 109 Sauerkraut 156 Grape Jam 110 Tomato Juice 157 Huckleberry Jam (amount of acidify used on label) 158 Loganberry Jam 111 Tomatoes (amount of acidify used on label) 159 Mango Jam 112 Vegetables, Mixed 160 Nectarine-Plum Jam 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 27 161 Peach Jam 213 Any Other Jelly, Named 162 Peach-Pineapple Jam 163 Pear Jam Section 6: Butters, Conserves, Preserves & Marmalades 164 Pineapple Jam Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 165 Plum Jam Class: 166 Raspberry Jam 214 Sugar Free Butter--Any Variety 167 Raspberry-Currant Jam 215 Butter Sweetened with Honey- 168 Red Tomato Jam -Any Variety 169 Roasted Red Pepper Jam 216 Apple Butter 170 Strawberry Jam 217 Apricot Butter 171 Strawberry-Kiwi Jam 218 Cran-Apple Butter 172 Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam 219 Honeyed-Yellow Tomato Butter 173 Sweet Cherry-Loganberry Jam 220 Peach Butter 174 Youngberry Jam 221 Pear Butter 175 Combination Fruit Jam, 2 or more, 222 Pumpkin Butter Named 223 Spiced Peach Butter 176 Any Other Jam, Named 224 Sweet Cider Apple Butter 225 Any Other Butter, Named Section 5: Jellies 226 Sugar Free Conserve--Any Variety Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 227 Conserve Sweetened with Honey-- Class: Any Variety 177 Sugar Free Jelly--Any Variety 228 Ambrosia Conserve 178 Jelly Sweetened with Honey-- 229 Apple Conserve Any Variety 230 Apple-Blueberry Conserve 179 Apple Jelly 231 Apple-Cinnamon Conserve 180 Blackberry Jelly 232 Apricot-Orange Conserve 181 Boysenberry Jelly 233 Blueberry Conserve 182 Chablis Jelly 234 Blueberry-Pineapple Conserve 183 Champagne Blush Jelly 235 Cherry-Raspberry Conserve 184 Cherry Jelly 236 Cranberry Conserve 185 Cherry Bourbon Jelly 237 Dried Fruit Conserve 186 Chokecherry Jelly 238 Gooseberry Conserve 187 Crabapple Jelly 239 Grape Conserve 188 Cranberry Cider Jelly 240 Peach Conserve 189 Cranberry Wine Jelly 241 Peach w/Rum Conserve 190 Currant Jelly 242 Pineapple Conserve 191 Dewberry Jelly 243 Pineapple-Apricot Conserve 192 Garlic Jelly 244 Pineapple-Coconut Conserve 193 Grape Jelly 245 Plum Conserve 194 Green Pepper Jelly 246 Rhubarb Conserve 195 Herb Jelly—Any Variety 247 Rhubarb-Strawberry-Orange Conserve 196 Jalapeno Jelly 248 Any Other Conserve, Named 197 Any Other Pepper Jelly, Named 249 Sugar Free Marmalade--Any Variety 198 Lemon-Mint Jelly 250 Marmalade Sweetened with Honey-- 199 Mint Jelly Any Variety 200 Orange Sauterne Jelly 251 Apple-Raisin Marmalade 201 Plum Jelly 252 Carrot-Pineapple-Orange Marmalade 202 Pomegranate Jelly 253 Cherry Marmalade 203 Raspberry Jelly 254 Cherry-Pineapple Marmalade 204 Red Wine Jelly 255 Citrus Marmalade 205 Spiced Apple Jelly 256 Grape-Cranberry Marmalade 206 Strawberry Jelly 257 Grapefruit Marmalade 207 Tangerine Jelly 258 Green Grape Marmalade 208 Tomato Jelly 259 Herbed Garden Marmalade 209 White Wine Jelly 260 Kumquat Marmalade 210 Youngberry Jelly 261 Orange Marmalade 211 Combination Jelly, 2 or more, Named 262 Orange-Lemon Marmalade 212 Any Other Berry Jelly, Named 263 Peach-Orange Marmalade 28 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 264 Prickly Pear Marmalade Section 8: Relishes and Sauces 265 Red Onion Marmalade Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 266 Strawberry-Lemon Marmalade Class: 267 Strawberry-Pineapple Marmalade 311 Barbecue Sauce 268 Any Other Marmalade, Named 312 Chile Sauce 269 Sugar Free Preserves--Any Variety 313 Tomato Ketchup 270 Preserves Sweetened with Honey-- 314 Tomato Sauce Any Variety 315 Any Other Sauce, Named 271 Apple Preserves 316 Corn Relish 272 Apricot Preserves 317 Salsa (Recipe included) 273 Black Raspberry Preserves 318 Tomatillo Salsa (Recipe included) 274 Blackberry Preserves 319 Any Other Salsa, Named (Recipe included) 275 Cherry Preserves 276 Citron Melon Preserves 320 Green Tomato Relish (Piccalilli) 321 Pepper Relish 277 Cranberry-Apple Preserves 322 Sweet Pickle Relish 278 Currant Preserves 323 Zucchini Relish 279 Fig Preserves 324 Chutney, Named 280 Honeyed-Peach Preserves 325 Any Other Relish, Named 281 Kiwi Preserves 282 Loganberry Preserves Section 9: Dried Foods 283 Maraschino Cherry Preserves 1/2 Pint jars only! See Dehydration guidelines at beginning of 284 Peach Preserves Division 2 for directions 285 Pear Preserves Class: 286 Plum Preserves 326 Apples, 3/4 Cup 287 Quince Preserves 327 Apricots, 3/4 Cup 288 Red Raspberry Preserves 328 Bananas, 3/4 Cup 289 Red Raspberry-Currant Preserves 329 Cherries, 3/4 Cup 290 Sour Cherry Preserves 330 Grapes (Raisins), 3/4 Cup 291 Strawberry Preserves 331 Peaches, 3/4 Cup 292 Tomato Preserves 332 Plums (Prunes), 3/4 Cup 293 Watermelon Rind Preserves 333 Strawberries, 3/4 Cup 294 Any Other Preserves, Named 334 Any Other Fruit/Berry, Named, 3/4 Cup Section 7: Pickles 335 Fruit Leather, 1” Pieces to Fill a Quart, Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 1/2 Pint Jar Class: 336 Trial Mix, 3/4 Cup 295 Asparagus, Cut or Whole, 337 Basil, 3/4 Cup Loosely Packed 338 Chives, 3/4 Cup 296 Beet, Sliced or Small Whole 339 Mint, 3/4 Cup 297 Bean, Dilled, Cut or Whole, 340 Parsley, 3/4 Cup Loosely Packed 341 Sage, 3/4 Cup 298 Bread & Butter 342 Any Herb Blend, Named, 3/4 Cup 299 Carrots, Sliced or Small Whole 343 Any Other Herb, Named, 3/4 Cup 300 Cucumber, Dill, Sliced or 344 Beef Jerky, 1” Pieces, Full 1/2 Pint Jar Small Whole 345 Wild Game Jerky, 1” Pieces, 301 Cucumber, Dill-Kosher, Sliced Full 1/2 Pint Jar or Small Whole 346 Any Other Jerky, Named, 1” Pieces, 302 Cucumber, Sweet, Sliced or Full 1/2 Pint Jar Small Whole 347 Pumpkin Seeds, 3/4 Cup 303 Peppers 348 Sunflower Seeds, 3/4 Cup 304 Peppers, Hot 349 Carrots, 3/4 Cup 305 Any Fruit, Named 350 Celery, 3/4 Cup 306 Mixed Vegetable 351 Mushrooms, 3/4 Cup 307 Watermelon 352 Peppers, 3/4 Cup 308 Any Other Vegetable, Named 353 Soup Mix, 3/4 Cup 309 Zucchini 354 Tomatoes, 3/4 Cup 310 Other, Named 355 Any Other Vegetable, Named, 3/4 Cup 356 Other, Named, 3/4 Cup 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 29 Section 10: Vinegars Section 2: Cider Please enter all vinegars in bottle with removable (secure) lid, Class: cork, stopper, etc. Label with list of ingredients, type of vinegar 383 Apple, Dry used and date made on the side of the bottle. 384 Apple, Sweet Class: 385 Any Other Cider, Named 357 Herbs Only, Named 358 Herbs & Spices, Named Section 3: Wine 359 Herbs & Berries, Named Class: 360 Herbs & Vegetables, Named 386 Apple 361 Citrus, Named 387 Cherry 362 Raspberry 388 Dandelion 363 Any Other Berry, Named 389 Grape 364 Any Other Fruit, Named 390 Peach 365 Floral, Named (Edible Floral ONLY) 391 Plum 366 Any Other Combination, Named 392 Any Other Wine, Named 367 Other, Named

Section 11: Syrups DIVISION FIVE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! Class: Submit entries during Open Class check-in 368 Berry Syrups, Named 369 Fruit Syrups, Names Section 1: Bake Your Best Apple Dessert Contest 370 Tree Sap Syrups, Named Sponsored by: Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery Enter to win a generous gift certificate to one of our local restaurants and a chance to have your own special Apple Section 12: Fair Theme Gift Basket Dessert be featured at the local Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery in Each entry must be attractively displayed in a gift basket and Mountain Home! Muffins, cakes, cookies, turnovers, pies, bread, must contain four items from four separate Division 2 Sections pandowdies, slumps—any way you can bake an apple into a representing the annual “Fair Theme”! dessert—enter it to win!

Prize: $25 Gift Certificate to the Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery DIVISION THREE: SOMETHING EXTRA Rules: One entry per exhibitor Section 1: Cheese Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! Entries in this Section must be brought in on Tuesday ONLY! No Must be displayed in a glass pan entries received Monday evening will be judged. appropriate for the entry (cake in a cake Class: pan, pie in a pie pan, etc.) 371 Monterey Jack Pan must be covered with plastic wrap 372 Monterey Jack, Flavored, Named Quantity must be consistent with Division 373 Feta One Section rules. 374 Feta, Flavored, Named Legible recipe must be included 375 Queso Blanco Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, 376 Queso Blanco Flavored with Seeds, appearance, taste and texture Named (NOTE: Recipe will be kept by the sponsor) 377 Queso Blanco Flavored with Herbs, Named 378 Any Other Cheese, Named Section 2: Shorty’s Cookie Basket Contest Sponsored by: Shorty’s Towing DIVISION FOUR: HOMEBREW Place your four most delicious, decadent cookies in your favorite Section 1: Beer basket and spruce it up to enter to win Shorty’s Cookie Basket Class: Contest! 379 Malt Kits, Named 380 Whole Grain, Named Prize: $20 381 Malt & Whole Grain, Named Rules: One entry per exhibitor 382 Any Other Beer, Named Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! Four different types of cookies, four of each cookie. (Three of each for display, one of each for judging)

30 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Legible recipes must be included Triple W Farm, Mike & Sheri Wilson Must be artfully displayed in a basket Mountain Home Farmers Market Association Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, creativity of display, clarity of recipe, appearance, taste and DIVISION ONE: FLOWERS & HOUSEPLANTS texture of cookies A. All cut flowers must be displayed in clear glass containers (NOTE: Recipes and cookies will be kept by the sponsor) provided by the exhibitor of suitable in size to best display and support specimen. Leaves below the waterline on stem of Section 3: First-Rate Bread Contest entries must be removed! Sponsored by: Lots Filipino Food Choose any of your favorite bread recipes and enter it in the B. A stem is one continuous limb of a plant supporting a single Open Class Division 1, Section 1, under any listed Class—and bloom or a spray of more than one bloom. A spray is blooms on be automatically entered into this one of a kind contest for the short individual stems on a single larger stem. yummiest, highest quality most eye-catching bread ever! C. Judges consider the stem, the cleanliness and freshness of foliage Prize: $25 Gift Certificate to Lots Filipino Food and flowers in judging. Foliage must be clean, but not polished Rules: One entry per exhibitor with oil or other plant preparations. Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! Must follow the entry rules for Division 1, D. Exhibitors should come with specimens in glass containers ready Section 1 for entry. Be certain you enter in proper category with exact May be any class listed under Division 1, number of specimens as listed! Section 1 Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, E. If only exhibit in Section and Class, awards will be issued on appearance, texture, consistency, flavor and quality merit only. The decision of the judge is final.

F. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor only. No artificial flowers or foliage permitted!

G. No design may be made on the premises. A table will be available for making minor adjustments ONLY before entry.

DEPARTMENT 8: HORTICULTURE H. All containers should be marked underneath with owner’s name. Superintendent: Mike Wilson The Show Committee shall not be responsible for containers lost Assistant: Jeannie Crane or broken. Exhibitors should read General Rules & Regulations in front of book. I. Boxes and containers used to transport specimens must be For all Divisions: removed from the building upon completion of entry.

J. To improve the appearance of the Flower Show, the Show A. Submit entries on Tuesday, July 16 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Committee shall have the right to remove any exhibit, or any No late entries will be accepted unless otherwise indicated. Every part of exhibit, or replenish exhibit which has become unsightly backyard gardener and farmer is encouraged to enter. only after the judging is complete. Whenever possible, fresh B. All exhibitors must provide their own display materials as specified flowers will be replenished during the fair. in each division. Department does not provide containers, plates K. Exhibitors must present their claim check to Superintendents or or any display material. clerks in charge of Department before exhibits will be released. C. Horticulture entries must be grown & harvested by the exhibitor. Containers may be used for Novelty. Entries will be released and premiums paid on Sunday, July 21 between 9:00 am and noon. D. Exhibitors must present their claim check to Superintendents or No premiums will be paid before or after the listed time. clerks in charge of Department before exhibits will be released. Entries will be released and premiums paid on Sunday, July 21 Awards will be determined by the Superintendents and Judges for any and all sections in Horticulture. between 9:00 am and noon. No premiums will be paid before or after the listed time. Section 1: Roses (IN CLEAR BUD VASE ONLY!) Class: Groups: Youth 1 Hybrid Tea, 1 Stem w/1Bloom

Adult 2 Grandiflora, 1 Stem w/Spray The following are award sponsors for Horticulture: 3 Floribunda, 1 Stem w/Spray Amalgamated Sugar Company 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 31 4 Miniature, 1 Stem w/Spray 52 Combination of Flower & Plant 5 Climbing, 1 Stem w/Spray 53 Fair Theme, Novelty Display

Section 2: Gladiolus (IN CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER ONLY!) Section 5: Houseplants Class: No artificial spray on houseplants! Any container may be used for 6 All Color, 1 Spike Houseplants. 7 Fluted, 1 Spike Class: 54 African Violets Section 3: All Other Flowers (IN CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER 55 Dish Garden ONLY!) 56 Cacti (Succulent) Class: 57 Foliage 8 Asters, 3 Stems w/Sprays 58 Orchid 9 Baby’s Breath, 3 Stem w/Sprays 59 Bloom 10 Bee Balm, 1 Stem w/Spray 60 Any Other Houseplant, Named 11 Carnation, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each 12 Chrysanthemums, 1 Stem wSpray DIVISION TWO: FRUITS & VEGETABLES (minimum 3 blooms) A. Produce will be judged July 16, 2019. All produce must have 13 Cornflower (Bachelor Buttons), been grown in 2019. 3 Stems w/Sprays 14 Coreopsis, 5 Stems w/Sprays B. All Fruits and Vegetables must be clean! Remove outer 15 Cosmos, 3 Stems w/Sprays 16 Dahlias, 1 Large or 2 Small Stems peelings on onions and cabbages. Remove dirt from root w/1 Bloom each vegetables. 17 Daisy, Gloriosa, 3 Stems, 1 Bloom each 18 Daisy, Shasta, 3 Stems, 1 Bloom each C. All Vegetables must be trimmed properly! 19 Delphinium, 1 Spike 20 Dianthus, 1 Stem w/Spray D. Exhibitors should come with specimens on plain white paper 21 Geranium, 2 Stems with Foliage & Sprays plates ready for entry. Be certain you enter in proper class 22 Hollyhock , 1 Spike with exact number of specimens listed. Department does not 23 Liatris, 1 Spike provide any display material. 24 Lily, Day, 1 Stem w/1 Bloom 25 Lily, Hybrid, 1 Stem w/Spray 26 Marigold, African, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each Section 1: Fruit (ON PLAIN WHITE PAPER PLATE ONLY!) 27 Marigold, French, 5 Stems w/1 Bloom each Class: 28 Nasturtiums, 5 Stems w/Foliage & Sprays 61 Apples, with Stem, 3 (No Worm Holes) 29 Pansies, 6 Stems w/Foliage & Sprays 62 Apricots, 3 30 Petunia, Single, 1 Stem w/Spray 63 Cherries, with Stem, 3 31 Petunia, Double, 1 Stem w/Spray 64 Rhubarb, 3 (NO LEAVES) 32 Petunia, Ruffled, 1 Stem w/Spray 65 Any Other Fruit, Named 33 Phlox, 1 Stem w/Spray 66 Blueberries, 7 34 Poppy, 5 Stems w/1 Bloom each 67 Raspberries, 7 35 Purple Coneflower, 1 Stem w/Spray 68 Strawberries, 7 36 Snapdragon, 3 Spikes 69 Any Other Berries, Named, 7 37 Sunflower , 1 Stem w/1 Bloom 38 Sunflower, Branching, 1 Stem w/Spray Section 2: Vegetables (ON PLAIN WHITE PAPER PLATE ONLY!) 39 Sweet Pea, 5 Stems w/Sprays Class: 40 Sweet William, 1 Stem w/Spray 70 Beans, Green, 7 41 Zinnia, Large, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each 71 Beans, Yellow, 7 42 Zinnia, Small, 5 Stems w/Sprays 72 Beets, 3 43 Yarrow, 3 Stems w/Sprays 73 Broccoli, 1 44 Any Other Flower, Named, 3 Stems w/Sprays 74 Cabbage, Napa, 1 45 Bouquet, Combination of 3 75 Cabbage, Red, 1 46 Bouquet, Combination of 5 76 Cabbage, White, 1 47 Any Other Bouquet Combination 77 Carrots, 2” Tops, 3 78 Cauliflower, 1 Section 4: Novelty 79 Corn, 1/2” Stem, Husks Removed, 3 No artificial flowers or foliage permitted.Only dry materials may 80 Cucumber, Pickling, 1/2” Stem, 5 be painted or dyed. Never press material. IN CLEAR GLASS 81 Cucumber, Slicing, 1/2” Stem, 2 CONTAINER ONLY! 82 Eggplant, 1” Stem, 2 Class: 83 Greens, Any, Type Listed, 7 Leaves 48 Single Flower 84 Kale, 7 Leaves 49 Bouquet, Combination of 3 85 Kohlrabi, 3 50 Bouquet, Combination of 5 86 Lettuce, Leaf, 7 Leaves 51 Any Other Bouquet Combination 87 Lettuce, Head, 1 Head 32 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 88 Onions, Green, 4” to 6” stem, Root Trimmed, 4 DIVISION FOUR: RAW HONEY PRODUCTS 89 Onions, Purple, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 Section 1: Honey 90 Onions, White, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 Package shall be a standard pint jar specifically designed for 91 Onions, Yellow, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 canning purposes--with screw type ring and lid. 92 Peppers, Hot (Any Variety), 1/2” Stem, 3 Class: 93 Peppers, Sweet, 1/2” Stem, 2 131 Fluid Honey, 1/2 or full Pint 94 Potatoes, Any Other Color, 4 132 Sugared Honey, 1/2 or full Pint 95 Potatoes, Red, 4 133 Combed Honey, 4” Square 96 Potatoes, White, 3 97 Radishes, 1” Top, Roots Trimmed, 5 Section 2: Other Honey Products 98 Spinach, 7 Leaves Class: 99 Squash, Summer, 1” Stem, 1 134 Wax, 1 Small Piece 100 Tomatoes, Green, Any Variety, 3 135 Any Other Raw Honey Products, Named 101 Tomatoes, Ripe, Any Variety, 3 102 Turnips, 1” Stem, Root Trimmed, 2 DIVISION FIVE: FARM PRODUCE 103 Zucchini, 1” Stem, 2 A. All produce must have been grown in 2019, except grass 104 Largest Vegetable, Named, 1 seed, corn seed and dry beans, which may have been 105 Any Other Vegetable, Named grown in 2018. 106 “Fair Theme” Produce Basket B. All exhibits must be trimmed and ready to exhibit before Section 3: Herbs All herbs must be displayed in clear glass containers provided by the coming to booth. exhibitor of suitable in size to best display and support specimen. Leaves below the waterline on stem of entries must be removed! Section 1: Produce Seeds Class: Seeds need to be exhibited in 1 Quart jar. Corn and Popcorn 107 Basil need to be exhibited--5 ears on a white paper plate. All 108 Catnip Seeds must be free from common weeds and inert material. 109 Chives NO NOXIOUS WEEDS! 110 Cilantro Class: 111 Dill 136 Alfalfa Seed 112 Garlic, 3 Bulbs 137 Beans Seed 113 Hops 138 Any Other Legume Seed, Named 114 Lavender 139 Any Other Grass Seed, Named 115 Lemon Balm 140 Seed Potatoes, Dried with Set Skins, 116 Marjoram 5 potatoes 117 Mint 141 Corn 118 Oregano 119 Parsley Section 2: Forages 120 Rosemary Sheaf is to be 2-1/2” to 3-1/2” in diameter, measurements 121 Sage to be made beneath the head. All blades should be stripped 122 Savory from the straw long enough to show average length, neatly 123 Shallots, 3 Bulbs and securely bound. Grain should be selected before it is 124 Tarragon ripe enough to NOT shatter in handling. 125 Thyme Class: 126 Any Other Herb 142 Alfalfa Hay, Bales, 1/2 Bale, Ties with 2 Strings DIVISION THREE: SPECIAL COLLECTIONS 143 Sheaf Grass, 1 Sheaf Section 1: Container Gardening 144 Legume Grass, 1 Sheaf Class: 145 Any Other Forage Grass, Named, 1 Sheaf 127 Fruits 128 Vegetables Section 3: Sugar Beets 129 Herbs All exhibits will be clean and trimmed of all green tops, 130 Any Combination making beets appear cone shaped. One entry per class. Class:

146 Biggest Sugar Beet, 1 beet 147 Best Sugar Beets, 5 beets

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 33 DIVISION SIX: SPECIAL CONTESTS Section 3: Biggest & Best Sugar Beets Section 1: A Beautiful Bouquet Contest Sponsored by: Amalgamated Sugar Company Sponsored by: Triple W Farm ATTENTION Amalgamated Growers! Enter the biggest and best of Pick a few of your most spectacular blossoms and prettiest blooms and your crop this year for your chance to win some of the finished product create a stunning arrangement from your very own flower garden to from all your hard work! WHITE SATIN SUGAR! enter to win this Beautiful Bouquet Contest! Prizes: Prize: $25 50 Pounds of White Satin sugar Rules: One entry per exhibitor to the winner with the biggest Sugar Beet! Minimum of five varieties —must be grown and harvested by the contestant! 50 Pounds of White Satin sugar Container can be anything! Be imaginative! But to the winner with the 5 best Sugar Beets! must be of suitable size to best display and support bouquet. Container must be leak proof 25 Pounds of White Satin sugar Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, freshness and to the winner with the 2nd best 5 Sugar Beets! care of produce, creativity and imagination of Rules: One entry per farm unit. display Amalgamated Growers ONLY! Sugar beets entered in Section 3, Class 131 Section 2: Create a Miniature Farm Scene, For Kids Only! and 132 by Amalgamated Growers ONLY will be entered in this Sponsored by: Mountain Home Farmers Market Association special contest Think of your favorite things on the farm and use your creativity using Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, organic materials, toys—anything!—to make a scene for your chance presentation, size (for the biggest beet) and quality to win this imaginative contest! (NOTE: If there are no winners for any of the categories, Amalgamated Prize: $25 Sugar Company has graciously allowed us to use the sugar as awards Rules: One entry per exhibitor in any other Department as deemed qualified by the Open Class Minimum of three organic materials— Superintendents.) must be grown and harvested by the contestant! Container must be clean and attractively presented. Be creative! Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, creativity and imagination of display

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Saturday, June 29th at Noon Carl Miller Park

Auditions May 11th and June 1st 10:00 am (Must sign up in advance -- $25 Entry Fee)

Mountain Home Parks & Rec Activity Hall

PRIZES--1st $300, 2nd $150, 3rd $100 Plus stage time at the Elmore County Fair

Do you Sing, Dance, Play an Instrument, do Comedy, Cowboy Poetry, Magic, etc?

Amateur, Family-Friendly acts only--Please

For more information Contact David at [email protected] Or 208-350-1946

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 35 Mountain Home FFA Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve

What is FFA? FFA is a dynamic youth organization within agricultural education that prepares students for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. FFA was created in 1928 as the Future Farmers of America; how- ever the name was changed to the National FFA Organization in 1988 to reflect the growing diversity of agriculture. Today more than 610,000 student members are engaged in a wide range of agricultural science, food, fiber, and natural resources industry.

FFA Mission: High School Class list: FFA makes a positive differ- Freshman- Personal Skills Development (Speech Credit) ence in the lives of students Introduction to Livestock by developing their poten- Sophmore- Fish and Wildlife (Science Credit) tial for Premier leadership, Agriculture Mechanics Personal growth, and Career Junior- Agriculture Welding and Advanced Ag Welding Sucess through agricultural Senior- Agriculture Fabrication education. * Must take one agriculture class per year to join

Advisor: Kya Vines [email protected]

36 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo We aren’t just COWS and PLOWS We are... Leaders & Achievers Learners & Servers Teams With Dreams... We are FFA!

FFA Creed I BELIEVE in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words but of deeds - achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years. I BELIEVE that to live and work on a good farm, or to be en- gaged in other agricultural pursuits, is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the joys and dis- comforts of agricultural life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny. I BELIEVE in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of progressive agriculturists to serve our own and the public interest in producing and marketing the product of our toil. I BELIEVE in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining; in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so--for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. I BELIEVE that American agriculture can and will hold true to the best traditions of our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task.

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 37 Bud Corbus Albert Hofer Wesley Wootan Elmore County Commissioners

2019 Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Board

Taylor Owen……...... ….....Chairman Ryan Kuntz...... Board Member Steve Damele...……...... Vice Chairman Tim Corder jr...... Board Member Jeff Cook...... …...Board Member Clifford Lisle...... Board Member Terry Arrizabalaga…....Board Member Julie Lisle...... Fair Manager

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38 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 13. 4-H/FFA members may sell only one livestock animal. 14. 4-H members may sell more then one livestock animal if each livestock project has been awarded with Grand or Reserve Grand Champion in their respective divisions.

IAFE NATIONAL SHOW RING CODE OF ETHICS 1. The Fair Board reserves the right to refuse admittance or demand removal of any animal from This code of ethics applies to anyone exhibiting the grounds which may endanger the public safety, animals at livestock shows in the United States. It health or standards and qualifications set forth by includes Juniors as well as Open Class exhibitors the Fair as determined by Fair Management. who compete in structured classes of competition. 2. The animal care/welfare committee, consisting All classes of livestock offered at the livestock event of the Livestock Superintendent from each are included: Cattle (beef and dairy), Goats (angora, youth group, the Fair Manager, and a Fair Board Boer, dairy, meats, cashmere), Equine (donkey, horses, Member, shall inspect each livestock barn on a mules), Llamas and other specialty animals, poultry, daily basis to ensure that all animals have proper rabbits, sheep, swine, and any other livestock classes feed, water and clean surroundings. offered. This “National Show Ring Code of Ethics” 3. The Fair Manager will assign stalls and pens. will be enhanced with additional rules and regulations Stalls and pens will be assigned in the following which individual fairs and livestock shows impose on order: 4-H/FFA and Open Class Show. the local, county, state, regional and national levels. 4. Youth must be eight (8) years of age by January 1st, of the current fair year, to be assigned a stall The following practices or procedures are or pen. unacceptable and are defined as being deceptive, 5. Youth not of age, (8) years of age by January fraudulent, unethical and inhumane in the care, fitting, 1st, of the current fair year, are to arrive on the preparation and showing of all classes of livestock: Fairgrounds the morning of their class and depart The use of any illegal drugs is prohibited. Legal or the same day. illegal substances used to phenotypically alter the 6. No diseased stock will be assigned space on the appearance of an animal entered in livestock events Fairgrounds. 2019 Elmore County is prohibited (see rule #4). Use of illegal drugs is 7. Classes can be changed or combined at the considered a pre-meditated act! Furthermore, any discretion of the Fair Management. information obtained on the practice of illegal 8. Exhibitors shall not attach evidence of previous Fair and Rodeo Board alteration of an animal will be turned over to the awards to any animal or article prior to being proper authorities for criminal prosecuting. THIS IS judged. A ONE STRIKE AND YOU ARE OUT POLICY! 9. Exhibitors shall furnish bedding and other feeds at Exhibitor will forfeit any premium, awards, or his or her own expense. auction proceeds and will be prohibited from further 10. Every Exhibitor of livestock is expected to keep competition at shows in the United States, as well as his or her pens and stalls clean and sanitary. Stalls being subject to criminal prosecution if proven guilty. and pens must be cleaned by 10:00 am each day. 11. Exhibitors are responsible for knowing the hours The following is a listing of guidelines all exhibitors of judging, parades, etc. Stock must be in the must follow to enter livestock at organized Show Ring for judging or for stock judging contest competitive events: at the request of the Superintendent. 12. No animal is eligible for entry in both market and 1. All exhibitors must have viable proof (Junior breeding classes. division) of ownership available to prove length 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 39 of time animals have been owned. Market used to the point that it is irritating (unless animals (beef, sheep, swine, goats) must be required to reduce edema at time of calving) or owned and under exhibitors daily care according similar type products. The use of dyes, spray to established rules and regulations for the Fair paint or other artificial coloring which result in or livestock exposition. This also includes all altering an animal’s true and natural appearance small market animals (rabbits and poultry). The and/or color is prohibited. Adding false hair or official ownership date is the date shown on the hair-like, fleece or skin at any point, spot, or area bill of sale, unless the animal was bred by the of the animal’s body is illegal, and will result exhibitor, in which calving or birth records must in immediate disqualification. Any liquid or be shown (local rules many determine ownership substance not considered part of an accepted and requirements for non-market animals). Registered normal diet for livestock is deemed illegal and breeding livestock must show the exhibitor as the inhumane. For example, the use of alcoholic or sole owner of the animal on the breed association carbonated beverages as a drench or filler, etc. papers or certificates. 5. The use of tranquilizers, sedatives, or depressants 2. No exhibitor may show an animal which has which alter the physical or physiological state of been previously sold at an auction or sale as a the animal is illegal. Exceptions to this rule would market animal through another fair, livestock be a licensed, certified veterinarian’s treatment for show, whether or not there is an actual change of recognized disease or injury, or recommendation ownership (progressive level shows excluded). for tranquilizing breeding animals in heat that Any method used to misrepresent the age of an might compromise the safety of others. The animal for a class in which it is shown is deceptive drugs must be approved by the Food and Drug and considered illegal. Showing an animal for Administration for use in meat producing animals. another individual by claiming ownership in order All exhibitors shall advise show management of to show in a specific livestock class or event is any drugs and/or medications administered to prohibited. False ownership is illegal. an animal that might be detected at the time of showing or at meat inspection. The name of the 3. Junior exhibitions are expected to care for and drug, it’s purpose, the person who administered groom their animals while at the Fair or livestock the drug, time and date of administration shall show (individual consideration will be given in be presented to show management prior to the extenuating circumstances). Adults will not be showing and sale of the animal. Failure to report allowed to physically assist in the preparation of this information to the show management will the animal while at the show. Verbal instruction result in severe penalty and/or disqualification. will be allowed, but no physical assistance is Any use of drugs or substances not approved permitted. Physical assistance may be rendered by by the Food and Drug Administration is strictly other junior-aged members in good standing in the prohibited. All animals entered into livestock 4-H and FFA programs. Any violation of this rule competition shall be subject to testing for will result in immediate disqualification from the foreign substances that exceed acceptable levels show. established by the FDA, FSIS, USDA or EPA. During the livestock events, in the case of animals 4. Treating an animal internally or externally, with requiring treatment, all medications shall be any irritant, counter-irritant, or other substance administered by a licensed veterinarian and the used to artificially change the conformation or livestock show officials shall be notified. appearance of an animal for show is considered unethical, inhumane, and is prohibited. This 6. Surgery, injection, or insertion of foreign material includes, but is not limited to, the use of graphite under the skin and/or into the flesh of an animal powders, hemp, artificial hair coloring, common to change the natural contour, conformation, or products such as fly spray, ointment or liniment appearance of an animal’s body is illegal. This 40 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo includes vegetable oil, silicon, or any other health officials. substance used to alter the shape of the animal. Accepted practices of physical preparation which Any violation of “The National Show Ring Code Of are allowed include, clipping of hair, trimming of Ethics” or specific rules as designated by individual hooves, dehorning, or removal of ancillary teats. fairs and livestock shows will result in forfeiture of premiums and awards, disqualification, and may result 7. The balancing of the udder by abnormal means in probationary status and/or loss of eligibility for that includes the use of a mechanical contrivance future participation in organized livestock competition. or the injection of fluid or drugs, setting the teats, and/or occluding (sealing the ends) with Possible civil penalties may be imposed by the a mechanical contrivance or with the use of proper authorities, based on evidence provided by a chemical preparation is illegal. Treating or the livestock show, of exhibitors in violation of the massaging the udder or its attachments with an Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act or the animal irritant or counter irritant is prohibited. mistreatment, neglect, and abandonment laws that apply on the local, state, and national levels. 8. The use of inhumane fitting, showing and/ or handling practices or devices shall not be The decision of the livestock show management will tolerated. For example, breaking of tails, striking be final. of the animal to cause swelling or for bracing Other cooperating shows (The International purposes, use of an electrical contrivance, or use Association of Fairs and Expositions, The American of overly severe bits is not acceptable. Livestock Show & Rodeo Managers Association, and Western Fairs Assn.) will be notified of the action 9. Direct criticism or interference with the judge, taken by the show management, which may affect show management, other exhibitors, breed the eligibility of the individual, group, or sponsoring representatives, or show officials before, during, organization for participation at other shows who are or after the competitive event is prohibited. also members of these organizations.

10. At the time an animal is sold at auction at the By making entry in a livestock show or event you are livestock show, the exhibitor shall be held directly verifying you have read “The National Show Ring responsible for animals that are rejected at the Code of Ethics” and understand the consequences of processing center due to the presence of foreign the penalties involved for illegal, unethical, inhumane, residues. The seller may be liable to the buyer and unfair practices of competition. You also verify for an amount equal to three times the purchased that you and your family may be prohibited from future price and may also be liable for attorney’s fees participation in organized fairs and livestock shows and civil penalties. Show management may share in the United States, and could face possible criminal acceptable intelligence and evidence information prosecution and/or civil penalties if implicated in any with FDA and USDA. If for any reason, any part of the aforementioned acts. of a meat animal must be removed by the FDA or USDA inspectors, the market price will be discounted.

11. Show management reserves the right to require animal health certificates. Health inspections and diagnostic tests may be made before or after animals are on the livestock show premises for exhibitor and animal safety, or to inaugurate disease control procedures which may become necessary in emergencies as determined by animal 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 41 2019 Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Grand Marshals John & Karen Frank

John Frank was raised in Park manager. At that time Okawville, IL. Following his Karen was working for the high school graduation John Idaho Fish and Game as a enlisted in the Army. He fishery technician. Always completed his basic training having strong ties with the and advanced infantry local community John and training and was selected Karen were immediately to attend the JF Kennedy involved with the Three special warfare training at Island Crossing festivities. Fort Bragg, SC. John’s first John became a driving assignment was in Korea force in building the Three with the 7th infantry division Island Interpretive Center and KMAG. Following which was completed in 10 months in Korea John 2000. Additionally, John volunteered for Vietnam and Karen became active and was first assigned to the in the Rocky Mountain Elk advance jungle training in Foundation. John became Okinawa. active in the VFW Post 3646, After his first tour John was American Legion Post 57, accepted to the Warrant Moose and Lions clubs as Officer Candidate School well. During the 1990’s John and Helicopter flight served as a member of the training. After completion Elmore County Waterways he volunteered for Vietnam. committee and served on the John served with the 1st John and Karen Frank Elmore County Fair board. Aviation brigade supporting In 1990 Karen started taking Special Forces Missions. John transferred to the North At that time John promised classes from Boise State The unit earned the nickname Central Research Station in to never move Karen out of University at the Mountain “Gods own Lunatics” from Minnesota and attended the state. However, in the spring Home Air Force Base. the General staff. University of Minnesota of 1986 John accepted a Eventually Karen took BSU John returned to Fort earning his Master’s Degree position with the Idaho classes at the campus in Bliss, TX after completing in Silviculture and Fire Department of Parks and Boise and graduated with a his third tour of duty and Management. In 1982 John Recreation. The family Bachelor of Science degree resigned from active duty left the Forest Service for a moved to McCall, then to in Biology in 1995. Karen to purse his next career. position with the Minnesota Priest Lake, then on to Island continued to work for the John began working for the Department of Natural Park and finally to Three Idaho Fish and Game until US Forest Service in New Resources, Forestry as lead Island State Park in Glenns 2003 when she accepted Mexico as a smoke jumper. Fire Supervisor and Forest Ferry, ID. employment with the USDA John continued to work with research. While assigned John and Karen Frank Fish Hatchery in Hagerman. the Forest Service while to the Baudette, MN area moved to Glenns Ferry Karen continues to serve as a attaining his Bachelor’s office he met his future wife, with their two daughters reservist with the Idaho Fish degree in Forestry form Karen. John and Karen were in 1989 when John was and Game and serves on the Oklahoma State University. married in Baudette in 1985. named Three Island State “Access Yes” board. 42 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo In 2003 John was transferred to Challis, the rodeo committee because John Foundation, is a committee person ID to manage the Land of the Yankee became the secretary-Treasurer for for the Elmore County Rodeo and is a Fork State Park. John served in this the Rodeo Committee. John single member of the Moose Auxiliary #1026. capacity for 6 months. During this time handedly brings in thousands of Karen continues to serve as a Reservist Karen and John purchased property on dollars of donations for the rodeo. for the ID Fish and Game, and serves Montgomery Road in King Hill where The rodeo committee uses this money as a board member of the “Access Yes” Karen kept the home fires burning by for the event purses for the rodeo. program. overseeing the construction of their Additionally, John has worked with John and Karen have lived in Glenns current home. Karen and John moved local business, RTI, and the fireboard Ferry for 30 years. They have three into their home in May of 2003. In with the construction of the VIP booth daughters, Victoria and Tim in Dallas, 2004 John returned to Glenns Ferry to for the rodeo and over sees much of the TX, Carolyn and CJ Miller in Meridian, manage the Three Island State Park full contracts and advertising of the rodeo. ID and Amy and Matt Larsen in Kuna, time and Billingsly State Park on an “as The Elmore Rodeo committee was ID. They have three grandsons, needed” basis. In 2004 John added to truly blessed when John Frank became two granddaughters and one great- his duties when he assumed the duties a member of the committee. granddaughter. of the manager of the Bruneau Sands John currently serves as Quartermaster John and Karen are a wonderful State Park. for the Glenns Ferry VFW Post 3646, example of community spirit. They John and Karen became involved with he is a member of American Legion give their time and energy selflessly. the Elmore County Rodeo held during Post 57, is a 25 year member of the Our community was was truly blessed the fair in 2010. Serving in whatever Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and is in 1989 when John and Karen came capacity the rodeo committee needed. a member of the Moose Lodge 1446. to the community Glenns Ferry and After a long and distinguished career Karen retired from the USDA decided to stay. with the division of Idaho State Parks, Fish Hatchery in Hagerman, ID in John retired in December 2013. September 2018. She is currently This was a lucky turn of events for involved in the Rocky Mountain Elk

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 43 Elmore County and Fair Rodeo 2019 Jr Rodeo Series June 1rd, July 13th, August 3rd

Must have entry from, signed waiver, and payment for entry to be considered valid. All events except for pee wee events will be jackpoted with 70% payback. WESTERN ATTIRE REQUIRED. Will follow NHSRA rules. Entry dead line 2 weeks before each rodeo. (May 18, June 29, July 29)

5 & under and PeeWee Events will start at 8:30 AM, Jr Rodeo will start at 9:00 AM.

For more information call Julie 208-­‐366-­‐2964, Sarah 208-­‐830-­‐5175, Erin 208-­‐490-­‐1453 [email protected]

MAIL ENTRY TO: ECJR C/O Sarah Winings 7323 Canyon Creek RD MTN Home, ID 83647

SR Events 14-­‐18 Years Old Girls Events Boys Events Barrel Racing $10.00 ____ Chute Dogging $10.00 ____ Pole Bending $10.00 ____ Steer Riding $10.00 ____ Goat Tying $10.00 ____ Steer Dobbing $10.00 ____ Breakaway $10.00 ____ Breakaway $10.00 ____

JR Events -­‐ 10 13 Years Old Girls Events Boys Events Barrel Racing $10.00 ____ Flag Race $10.00 ____ Pole Bending $10.00 ____ Steer Dobbing $10.00 ____ Goat Tying $10.00 ____ Goat Trying $10.00 ____ Breakaway $10.00 ____ Calf Riding $10.00 ____

Pee Wee 9 & Under Girls Events Boys Events Barrel Racing $10.00 ____ Barrel Race $10.00 ____ Pole Bending $10.00 ____ Goat Flanking $10.00 ____ Goat Flanking $10.00 ____ Dummy Roping $10.00 ____ Dummy Roping $10.00 ____ Figure 8 $10.00 ____

5 & Under Boys and (can’t Girls enter the Pee Wee if entering this class) Stick Horse Race $10.00 ____ Goat Tail Untie $10.00 ____

Mutton Busting 4 & Up to 70 Lbs. Boys and Girls Mutton Busting $10.00 ____

Bucking Ponies Boys & Girls 5-­‐18 Years Old Qualifier for Jr. Ntl Finals Rodeo (limited to the 1st 25 entries received) Contact Phone # ______(doesn’t count for all around. This event will have a buckle at the end of the series) NO REFUNDS of entry fee if contestant doesn’t ride. Bucking Ponies $40.00 ____

Awards will be awarded for the series (3 rodeos) Buckles for All Around Girl and Boy in each age group Prizes to 6th place for boys and girls in each age group

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Mission ELMORE COUNTY 4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential through working EXTENSION and learning in partnership with caring adults. FACULTY & STAFF Vision Brad Stokes, Extension Educator 4-H: A leader in developing Idaho’s youth to become responsible, Nadine Cook, 4-H Program Assistant productive citizens, meeting the changing needs of a diverse society. Betsy Lynn, Program Assistant Jami Davis, 4-H Programming What is 4-H? 4-H is a community of young people across MHAFB America learning leadership, citizenship & life skills. ______4-H educates, enriches, and develops members’ life skills and project 4-H PLEDGE management by using evidence-based curriculum, club meetings, clinics, demonstrations, record keeping, public speaking and community service. I pledge The 4-H program provides youth development opportunities for youth my HEAD to clearer thinking, ages 5-19 (*still in high school). Members can participate in innovative my HEART to greater loyalty, and fun programs to include agriculture and livestock to cooking and my HANDS to larger service, and sewing, as well as art, leathercrafts, woodworking, veterinary science and my HEALTH to better living, for my teen leadership to name a few.

club, my community, my country, Through a collaborative partnership; Elmore County 4-H partners and my world. with MHAFB Youth Center Afterschool Program to offer projects in

robotics, computers, photography, gardening, and much more.

Age Divisions Cloverbud: 5-7 years Junior: 8-10 years Intermediate: 11-13 years Senior: 14-19 years (*still in high school)

Interested in joining 4-H or becoming a volunteer leader? Contact: Nadine Cook at (208) 587-2136, Ext 1251 email [email protected].

“Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller A lifetime of memories!

46 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo ELMORE COUNTY 4-H PROJECT REQUIREMENTS • Attend at least six (6) club meetings. • Give an oral presentation (speech, demonstration, or illustrated talk) related to each project. Complete an involvement report & project record book. The project record book includes a story, record of the demonstration, and educational activities associated with each project. • Exhibit the project at Elmore County Fair in Glenns Ferry in July. To exhibit, each project must meet the state requirements and any additional county requirement that may be applicable. • Animal projects have a required ownership and feed time period. • All animal projects must participate in a fitting & showing class. • Display animal performance data on exhibit or stall card. • Participate in 4-H planned community service project. • Participate in a fairgrounds improvement project with their club. • UI Extension, Elmore County: uidaho.edu/extension/county/elmore/4-h • Idaho State 4-H website: uidaho.edu/extension/4h

For the complete book of 4-H rules and regulations you may contact UI Extension, Elmore County at (208) 587-2136, Ext 1251.

2019 ELMORE COUNTY 4-H LEADERS COUNCIL

Leaders Council Chairs Chairman: Natasha King Goat: Hailey Bodle Swine Chair: Bobbi Law Vice Chairman: Samantha Lenz Home Ec & Misc Projects: Jamie Davis Swine Vice Chair: Troy Pierson Treasurer: Mikki Luster Horse: Michelle Chandler, Lois Clark, Swine Secretary: Jamie Davis Secretary: Alisha Elledge Julie Corder, & Liz Schwager Livestock Sale Clerk: Amy Sage Species & Project Chairs Alpaca: Sarah Oltman Sheep Chair: Melinda Sterling Mountain Home FFA Advisor: Beef: Sarah Winings Sheep Vice Chair: Mikki Zito Kya Vines Dairy: Gay Swan Sheep Secretary: Alisha Elledge Small Animal: Ruth Wilson Dog: Bethany Gotts

2019 ELMORE COUNTY 4-H VOLUNTEER LEADERS

Hailey Bodle Scott Bodle Theresa Bowman Robin Landis Brenda Cavanagh Michelle Chandler Lois Clark Julie Corder Jami Davis Pamela Edington Alisha Elledge Arrin Gunn Bethany Gotts Rick Hance - FFA Patricia Hernandez Caleb Anderson Justine Hill Dolores Jewett Larry Jewett Josh Krohn Shelly Lasuen Bobbi Law Mikki Luster Lisa Mills Mike Plein Nicole Odgers Sarah Oltman Margaret Ottaway Jeremy Gaffield Jessica Morrison Tye Riley Amy Sage Liz Schwager Natasha King Crystal Townsend Clint Richins Melinda Sterling Traci Stewart Gay Swan Crystal Townsend Crystal Walsh Ruth Wilson Sarah Winings Lacy Wolfe April Wootan Cari Young Mikki Zito Kaite Zundel Samantha Lenz

2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 47 4-H CODE OF CONDUCT

• Respect, demonstrate, adhere to, and enforce all Idaho State and Elmore County 4-H policies and procedures, rules and guidelines including anti-discrimination, financial, and child protection policies. The 4-H Code of Conduct applies to all 4-H members, volunteers, parents and staff. • Work with youth, families, volunteers, and Extension personnel in a cooperative, courteous, respectful manner while demonstrating good sportsmanship and behaviors for a positive role model. Accept supervision from Extension personnel and leaders and cooperate with others. • Uphold every individual’s right to dignity, appropriate self-expression, and individual development. • Exhibit and encourage good sportsmanship and participation. It is important to be fair, generous competitors, good losers, and graceful winners. • Promote the spirit of inclusion and welcome participation of individuals from all backgrounds. • Treat animals humanely and encourage all participants to provide appropriate and ethical Making the best better! animal care. • Any 4-H member may be disqualified for his/her unsportsman-like behavior or failure to comply with the fair rules. Disrespect shown to any judge or fair official will result in forfeit of all awards made to the offending exhibitor and said said person will be asked to leave the grounds. • Do not verbally or physically abuse children or others. • Consuming alcoholic beverages or use of controlled substances is prohibited. Under age consumption of alcoholic beverages will not be tolerated at any time and could be grounds for dismissal from the 4-H program. If a 4-H member is found taking part in any unlawful act including the use of alcohol or drugs while on the fair grounds during fair week the member will not be allowed to complete their 4-H project and will be asked to leave the fairgrounds. • Leaders, staff, or parents who consume alcoholic beverages, use controlled substances, or are under the influence of either while chaperoning, teaching, directing, attending, or participating with 4-H youth understand it is grounds for termination. • Any actions such as conviction of child abuse, neglect, violent crimes, unethical behavior, sustance abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse, management of 4-H funds or other serious offenses will not be tolerated.

ETHICAL EXPECTATIONS OF 4-H PARTICIPANTS All participants within the 4-H Program to include Extension staff, volunteers, parents, and members are expected to conduct themselves in an ethical manner always. Ethics are principles of accepted behaviors that outline how individuals should act; it deals with the ability to tell right from wrong and being committed to do what is right. Using the Six Pillars of Character listed below can help guide you in making good ethical decisions. Trustworthiness: Be honest. Don’t deceive, cheat or steal. Be reliable. Do what you say you’ll do. Have the courage to do the right thing. Build a good reputation. Be loyal & stand by your family, friends, and country.

Respect: Treat others with respect. Be tolerant of differences. Use good manners and refrain from bad language. Be considerate of the feelings of others. Don’t threaten, hit or hurt anyone. Deal peacefully with anger, insults and disagreements.

Responsibility: Do what you are supposed to do. Persevere and keep on trying! Always do your best. Use self-control. Be self-disciplined. Think before you act & consider the consequences.

Fairness: Play by the rules. Take turns & share. Be open-minded and listen to others. Don’t take advantage of others. Don’t blame others carelessly.

Caring: Be kind. Be compassionate and show you care. Express gratitude. Forgive others. Help people in need.

Citizenship: Do your share to make your club, school, and community better. Cooperate. Get involved in community affairs. Stay informed; vote. Be a good neighbor. Obey laws and rules. Respect authority. Protect the environment. Ethics is an important part of everyday life. If you chose to act unethically or allow others around you to do so; you not only tarnish your reputation but also discredit your family, club and the 4-H program. No prize or award is worth this in the long run. Remember, only one person ultimately controls the decisions you make and that is you. As a 4-H participant we trust you will make ethical choices in our program, as well as in life.

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2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 51 Meet your 2018-2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Royalty Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Senior Queen Halie Lambrecht

Hello! My name is Halie Lambrecht, the 20 year old daugh- ter of James and Jodie Lambrecht from Boise Idaho, and your 2019 Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Queen! When i am not at a rodeo or parade you can find me working as a veterinarian assistant, roping and chasing cows with friends, or shooting my bow with my family in our beautiful Idaho foothills. I have been so grateful to represent this incredible rodeo this year and gain so many fun and memorable expe- riences, I am so excited to see what the future has in store for this hometown rodeo and the next strong young cowgirl who gets to represent it next. The Elmore County Fair and Rodeo is an up and coming hometown rodeo that has won my heart over for years as it grows. So bring the family, the Elmore County Fair runs the 17th - 20th of July with the ro- deo the nights of the 19th and 20th, so come enter the rodeo and ride along side me or cheer on your friends, family, and neighbors! Halie Lambrecht

Carnival open Wed -Fri 4 pm ‘til midnight Dave Butterfield, Owner Saturday noon to midnight

A Big THANK YOU to Black Sheep Boutique & Salon and to Southside Market for always supporting the Elmore County Fair and for selling the most presell tickets. With out businesses to help the Fair sell the Glenns Ferry Mountain Home presell tickets we wouldn’t have a carnival.

52 2019 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Welcome to the Elmore County Fair & Rodeo!

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Saturday, July 13th Thursday, July 18th 8:00 am ECJR JR Rodeo 9:00 am Rifle Shoot followed by Shot Gun 8:00 am Sheep Show 2 – 6 pm Bring in Campers 8:30 am Dog Showmanship, Obedience (GF Park) Includes Cloverbuds Sunday, July 14th Costume follows 3:00 pm Poultry Show Incudes All day Bring in Campers Cloverbuds 6:00 pm Rabbit/Cavy & Ferret Includes Monday, July 15th Cloverbuds 7:00 pm Jr Bull Riding Championship 8:00 am Horse Show Rodeo Arena 3:00 pm Mini Horse Show Mini Arena 7:00 pm Glenns Ferry Folkloric Dancers 7:00 pm Pool Party El Bailador & SP de Michoacan

th Tuesday, July 16 Friday, July 19th

8 – 11 am Swine, Sheep, Goat, 8:00 am Dairy Show (Beef Show Ring) & Dairy Weigh-In Dog Agility Show with Parent 10:30 am Archery Shoot Agility following GF Park 11:30 am English Horse Show 4:00 pm Drill Team 1:00 pm Large Animal Round Robin 5:00 pm Working Ranch 2:30 pm Small Animal Round Robin 7:00 pm Beef Weigh In 8:00 pm Open Rodeo in Arena 9:00 pm AC Jones County Music Artist Wednesday, July 17th st Saturday, July 20 8:00 am Swine Showmanship 1-hour Break between Showmanship & 8:00 am Buyers Breakfast Quality 9:00 am Livestock Sale 12:00 pm Exhibit Hall Opens 2:00 pm Member/Leader Recognition & 3:00 pm Goat Includes Cloverbuds Awards including Round Robin 6:00 pm Beef Show Winners 6:00 pm Cat Show Includes Cloverbuds 8:00 pm Open Rodeo in Arena 7:00 pm Draft Horse Pulls Rodeo Arena 9:00 pm Mike Walker & AC Jones County Music Artists

Sunday, July 21nd

5:30 am Start Loading Animals on Trucks 2:00 pm All animals must be gone from Fairgrounds and all pens must be cleaned out Revised 4/16/19