Table of Contents Elmore County Fair and Rodeo The Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Board is pleased to name General Rules & Regulations ------4 Exhibit Information ------6 2021 Fairground Events Open Class Entry Form (example) ------5 Department 1: Home Arts ------8 Midway West Amusement Carnival July 14-17 Department 2: Hobby Crafts ------13 Brock & Sam Lenz Department 3: Art ------18 Craft and merchandise vendors Department 4: Photography ------23 as the Department 5: Antiques ------24 Elmore County Fair Jr. Bull Riding Department 6: Culinary Arts ------25 Championship & Jr. Barrel Race Jul 15 Department 7: Horticulture ------31 2021 Grand Marshals Mountain Home FFA ------36 4-H & FFA Livestock Show & Sale - 17th Youth Exhibitor General Rules & Regulations ------39 Jr. Rodeo Entry form...... 44 Draft Horse Pulls - 2:00 pm, July 17 U of I Elmore County Extension & 4-H ------46 Elmore County Rodeo Queen ------52 Open Class Display and Awards - July 14-17 2021 Fair Event Schedule ------72 4-H & FFA Livestock & Horse Shows - 12-17 FAIR ADMISSION IS FREE OPEN RODEO - Friday and Saturday Fairgrounds Parking Fee $5 per vehicle Live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday RODEO ADMISSION MILITARY & 1st RESPONDERS paid at the RODEO~Not at Fair Entry APPRECIATION - ALL WEEK LONG! Price is PER PERSON All Active, Reserve and First Responders Adult *** $10.00 (with ID) and those with deployed Spouses Youth/Student & Seniors *** $5.00 (must bring deployed spouse certificate) Under 5 FREE FREE FREE Fairground Parking!

THURSDAY JR. BULL RIDING 2021 Elmore County Premium Book $5.00 • 5 & UNDER FREE Editors: Jack & Cindy Menter Published by: El-Wyhee Hi-Lites / Quality Advertising & Publishing • Mountain Home, ID 83647

Additional premium books will be available at the following locations: Mountain Home Locations: Glenns Ferry Locations: D&B Supply, Black Sheep Hometown Hardware Gingerbread House South Side Market Many other locations in Mountain Home & Glenns Ferry

2021 Elmore County Premium Book Fair Office: PO Box 205 Glenns Ferry Idaho, 83623

Fairgrounds: 208-366-2964 Glenns Ferry, Idaho https://elmorecountyfairgrounds.com/

Fair Board: Tim Corder: Chairman, Ryan Kuntz: Vice Chairman, Jeff Cook, Steven Dalmele, Taylor Owen, Clifford Lisle

Fair Manager: Julie Lisle 2 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo The Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Board is pleased to name Brock & Sam Lenz as the 2021 Grand Marshals Thank you for all you have done and all you continue to do for the Elmore County Fair and Rodeo! 115th Elmore County Fair July 14th — 17th

SUPERINTENDNETS FOR OPEN CLASS

Open Class Manager: Mike Wilson 208-794-0727 Department 5: Antiques Open Class Registration: Louise Lisle 208-941-0223 Superintendent: Kim McRoberts 208-880-6203 Assistant: Beth Thomas Department 1: Home Arts Superintendent: Department 6: Culinary Arts Superintendent: Sheri Wilson 208-590-2581 Department 2: Hobby Crafts Assistant: Debbie Long Superintendent:

Department 3: Art Department 7: Horticulture Superintendent: Mallory Smith 208-407-4714 Superintendent: Mike Wilson 208-794-0727 Assistant: Jeannie Crane Department 4: Photography Superintendent: Charlotte Moody-Emerson Decorating/Displays: Julie Vogl 208-724-8304 Assistant: Bev Lucia Assistant: Dave Thomas

OPEN CLASS ENTRIES: Monday, July 12 • 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm & Tuesday, July 13 • 8:00 am - 11:00 am ENTRIES RELEASED AND PREMIUMS PAID: July 18 • 9:00 am - Noon

2021 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 / OPEN 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 displays that require close personal attention. concessionaires. 4. Exhibits not properly attended to will have to be ANIMAL HEALTH removed from the premises. These guidelines have been 5. Exhibitors must prepare and decorate their area. established by the Fair 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 2021 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 ______

2021 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 18, 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. (For exceptions, see Department Superintendent.) Purple $3.50 10. Exhibitors may make only one entry in each Class, Lavender $2.50 except as specified in the Class rules of each Blue $1.50 Department. Red $1.00 11. The owner or custodian of property of any kind White $.50 brought to the Fairgrounds, either for exhibit or for 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 damage or theft. 12, all others and perishables must be entered from 12. The decisions of the judges are final. 8:00 am to 11:00 am, Tuesday, July 13. 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 2021 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 Fair-ly Normal Art Contest The Lobby Cookie Basket Contest Sugar Beet Contest Sponsored by: Snake River Community Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Cultural Arts Council The Lobby Bakery Amalgamated Sugar Company, Glenns Ferry Glenns Ferry Mountain Home $25 CASH! $20 CASH! 125 # White Satin Sugar! To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under Department 3 Art, Department 6 Culinary Arts Department 7 Horticulture, Division 8 Special Contests, Section 2 Division 5 Special Contests, Section 2 Division 6 Special Contests, Section 2 Apron Contest Water Depths Photography Contest Patriotic Craft Contest Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Fudge Factory Y Knot Winery, Teresa McCallum Aguirre Pest & Lawn, Inc., John Aguirre Glenns Ferry Glenns Ferry Mountain Home $30 GIFT CERTIFICATE! $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE! $100 CASH! To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under Department 1 Home Arts Department 4 Photography Department 2 Hobby Crafts, Division 9 Special Contests, Section 2 Division 4 Special Contests, Section 1 Division 5 Special Contests, Section 1

“Now THAT’S a Zucchini” Contest Bake Your Best Our Local Idaho History Sponsored by: Apple Dessert Contest Antique Contest Triple W Farm, Mike & Sheri Wilson Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Mountain Home Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery, Jeff & LeAnn Gingerbread House, Bev Lucia $25 CASH! Mountain Home $25 CASH! $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE! To enter see Contest Rules under

To enter see Contest Rules under Department 7 Horticulture To enter see Contest Rules under Department 5 Antiques Division 6 Special Contests, Section 1 Department 7 Culinary Arts Section 3 Special Contests Division 5 Special Contests, Section 1

Livable Bird House Contest

Reptile Art Contest Sponsored by: Local Basque History Contest The Calico Cupboard Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Glenns Ferry Professional Bookkeeping Services C-2 Construction, Inc., John & Lisa Cristobal Mountain Home $15 GIFT CERTIFICATE! Mountain Home $25 CASH! To enter see Contest Rules under $100 CASH!

Department 2 Hobby Crafts To enter see Contest Rules under Division 5 Special Contests, Section 2 To enter see Contest Rules under Department 3 Art Department 5 Antiques Division 8 Special Contests, Section 1 Section 4 Special Contests Historic Elmore Photography Contest

Sponsored by: From Trash to Treasure Contest Fudge Factory First-Rate Bread Contest

Sponsored by: Glenns Ferry Sponsored by: The Calico Cupboard $30 GIFT CERTIFICATE ! Lots Filipino Food,

Glenns Ferry To enter see Contest Rules under Mountain Home $30 GIFT CERTIFICATE! Department 4 Photography $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE! Division 4 Special Contests, Section 2 To enter see Contest Rules under To enter see Contest Rules under Department 2 Hobby Crafts Department 6 Culinary Arts Division 5 Special Contests, Section 2 Division 5 Special Contests, Section 3

See ALL Departments for more details and specific rules

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 7 12. Novelty (cathedral window, dimension) 13. Tied Comforters 14. Original design 15. Beginning quilters (first quilt) 16. Art Quilt – 3 layers mixed medium DEPARTMENT 1: HOME ARTS 17. Group Superintendent: 18. Scrappy quilts Ages: Adult (20 and over) 19. Any other Youth (12-19) Section 2: Baby Quilts Children (12 and under) Class: A. Exhibitors are requested to carefully read the Rules and 20. Hand pieced, hand quilted Regulations at the beginning of the Open Class section of 21. Machine pieced, hand quilted the Fair Book. 22. Machine pieced and quilted B. Superintendent in charge of the division will receive all 23. Hand pieced, machine quilted entries. Each section will be clearly and properly marked. 24. Hand quilted, hand appliqued C. All articles must be the handwork of the Exhibitor and a. Original design must have been made within the last two years. b. Kit D. All articles previously exhibited will not be eligible for 25. hand appliqued and pieced competition. 26. Machine appliqued, hand quilted E. The decision of the judge is final. a. Fused b. Kit F All exhibits must be clean, pressed and properly prepared c. Computerized machine program for display. d. Original G. All exhibits will be under the control of the 27. Machine appliqued, machine quilted superintendent. Every reasonable precaution will be a. Fused taken to prevent loss or damage but the Fair or anyone b. Kit connected with the Fair will, in no case, be responsible c. Computerized machine program for any loss or damage that may occur. (See General Rule d. Original 11) 28. Embroidered, hand quilted a. Hand embroidered The following are award sponsors for Home Arts: b. Machine embroidered Fudge Factory 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 b. Machine embroidered 44. Embroidered – machine quilted 10. Whole cloth quilted quilts a. Hand embroidered 11. Made by one person, quilted by another b. Machine embroidered 45. hand appliqued, machine quilted 8 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 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 110. Gloves 74. Stocking 111. Scarves 75. Tree Skirt 112. Mittens 76. Ornaments 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 9 113. 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 Class: Class: 147. Luncheon Cloth/Table Toppers/Table Cloths/ 152. Tea Towels Candle Mats a. hand work 10 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 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 f. Black work 181. Beaded Needle Point g. Red work 182. Other h. Ribbon 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 11 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 209. Coat DIVISION NINE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! 210. Pajamas Submit entries during Open Class check-in 211. Blouses 12 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Section 1: Apron Contest 7. Miniatures Sponsored by: Fudge Factory 8. Salt & Pepper Shakers Enter this amazing contest by showing off your creativity and 9. Shells imagination by making a snazzy but usable kitchen apron! 10. Rocks 11. Other Prize: $30 Gift Certificate Rules: One entry per exhibitor DIVISION TWO: CREATIVE Finished item must be the handiwork of the Section 1: Basketry contestant Class: Must be usable kitchen apron 1. Coiled Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, quality of 2. Woven workmanship, originality, imagination 3. Cloth and usefulness 4. Other

Section 2: Batik Class: 5. Cloth 6. Other DEPARTMENT 2: HOBBY CRAFTS & CERAMICS Superintendent: Section 3: Bead work Class: Also, See General Rules and Regulations 7. Brick stitch A. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to choose which class 8. Embroidery they wish their entry to be placed as some may qualify for 9. Loomed more than one category. 10. Mixed Techniques B. Children, Youth and Professional (See General Rules for 11. Peyote Stitch Definition of Professional) entries should be marked as 12. Strung such at the top of the entry form. Children are those up to 13. Other and including the age of 12. Youth are those 13 through Section 4: Books 18 years of age. Those 19 and older will be considered adults. Class: C. Entries must be exhibitor’s own work completed during 14. Altered the past three years and not shown previously at the 15. Constructed Elmore County Fair. An exception to this would be a Section 5: Birdhouse Collection that shows marked progress since previously shown.. Class: D. Any entry needing special devices such as hangers or 16. Wooden stands must include that device. High value items should 17. Other be accompanied, if possible, by display cases. Section 6: Calligraphy E. Crafts will be judged on general appeal, complexity of project, workmanship and originality. Collections will Class: be judged on completeness of the collection, interest 18. Free Form value and method of display. 19. Traditional 20. Other The following are award sponsors for Hobby Crafts: Aguirre Pest & Lawn Inc. Section 7: Candles Calico Cupboard Class: 21. Contemporary (See Heritage Crafts Below) DIVISION ONE: COLLECTIONS Section 1: Collections (Non-Antique) Section 8: Carving (No Wood) Class: Class: 1. Buttons 22. Soap 2. Coins 23. Wax 3. Dishes 24. Other 4. Dolls 5. Fly tying 6. Holiday items 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 13 Section 9: Decorative Painting Section 16: Lamps Class: Class: 25. Dishes 61. Lamp Base 26. Glass 62. Lamp Shade 27. Furniture 28. Rosemalling Section 17: Leather 29. Saw blades Class: 30. Stenciled 63. Tooled 31. Tolle Painting 64. Other (Also See Heritage Crafts) 32. Other Section 18: Macrame’ Section 10: Dolls Class: Class: 65. Hanging 33. Mixed Media 66. Household Items 34. Porcelain 67. Other 35. Other Section 11: Fabric/Textiles (Non Sewn) Section 19: Masks Class: Class: 36. Cut 68. Costume 37. Dyed 69. Decorative 38. Folded 70. Native 39. Painted 71. Other 40. Used as Covering 41. Other Section 20: Metal Section 12: Furniture Class: Class: 72. Cut 42. Caning and Rushing 73. Smithed 43. Upholstered 74. Pierced 44. Wooden 75. Sculptural 45. Willow 76. Tooled 46. Other 77. Welded 78. Wire Section 13: Glass 79. Other Class: 47. Glass Working or blowing Section 21: Mixed Media 48. Leaded Class: 49. Stained 80. Collage 50. Other 81. Combination of two or more media

Section 14: Holiday Items Section 22: Models Class: Class: 51. Christmas 82. Airplanes 52. Other 83. Animals 84. Cars Section 15: Jewelry 85. Legos Class: 86. Other 53. Beads 54. From Nature Section 23: Nature Crafts 55. Lapidary Class: 56. Metal 87. Driftwood 57. Paper 88. Eggs 58. Other 89. Gourds 59. Resin 90. Pine Cones 60. Mixed Media 91. Pine Needles 92. Rocks 93. Shells

14 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 94. Mixed Media Class 95. Other 117. Box 118. Frames Section 24: Paper 119. Other Class: 96. Cut Section 31: Wood Carving 97. Scrapbook – Scrapbook pages are limited to 2 Class: page layout. Pages must be connected and 120. Animals in plastic sleeves. Cards are limited to 2 and 121. Birds must be mounted as a group. 122. Caricatures a. Card – Christmas 123. Fish b. Card – Other Holiday 124. Intarsia c. Scrap Book Layout 125. Relief Carving d. Calendar Page 126. Scroll Saw e. Mini Album Cover 127. Other f. Large Album Cover g. Recipe Book Cover Section 32: Wood Turning h. Origami – Fish, Bird, Animal Class: i. Origami – Ornamental 128. Single Piece j. Hand Made Paper 129. Marquetry 98. Folded 130. Other 99. Quilled 100. Stamped Section 33: Wood Burning 101. Glued Class: Section 24: Continued 131. Flat Surface 102. Other 132. Curved Surface

Section 25: Panorama Section 34: Wheat Art Class: Class: 103. Mixed Media 133. Weaving 134. Marquetry Section 26: Plastic Canvas 135. Other Class: 104. Household Items Section 35: Wreaths 105. Decorative Class: 106. Other 136. Cloth 137. Natural Section 27: Polymer Clay 138. Silk Flowers Class: 139. Mixed 107. Caned 140. Other 108. Molded 109. Sculpted DIVISION THREE: HERITAGE ARTS 110. 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: 111. Stuffed 112. Wooden Section 1: Bookmaking/Binding 113. Other Class: 1. Creative Section 29: String Art 2. Traditional Class: 3. Other 114. Flat 115. Three Dimensional 116. Other Section 2: Candle Making Class: Section 30: Wood Construction 4. Tapers, Hand Dipped 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 15 5. Poured 34. 2 oz. Minimum for spun fibers, 2 or more ply, 6. Other proposed purpose 35. Spun Animal Section 3: Knotting 36. Spun Vegetable Class: 37. Spun Synthetic 7. Knotted Item 38. Spun Mixed 8. Knot Sampler 39. Fiber of choice, not less than 2 yards. Note, if hand spun and proposed purpose. Section 4: Leather 40. Woven Cloth Class: 41. Woven Cloth 9. Braiding 42. Woven Household 10. Clothing 43. Knitted, crocheted or hand spun yarns (cloth, 11. Lacing clothing, household, rugs, novelty) 12. Shoe or Moccasin 44. Felted (fulled) - fibers of choice 13. Other (Cloth, clothing, household, rugs, novelty)

Section 5: Musical Instruments Section 11: Modified Objects Class: Class: 14. Wooden 45. Functional 15. Other 46. Non-Functional/Sculptural/Art

Section 6: Native American DIVISION FOUR: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” Only objects that are obviously of Native American Tradition ENTRY! may be entered here. What can you design following the “Fair Theme”. Use your Class: imagination to create something useful or decorative. 16. Baskets 17. Bead work DIVISION FIVE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! 18. Flint Knapping Submit entries during Open Class check-in 19. Porcupine Quill Work Section 1: Patriotic Craft Contest Sponsored by: Aguirre Pest & Lawn, Inc. Section 7: Rawhide Show your all-American pride and ingenuity! Design an amazing Class: red, white and blue project that will show everyone your pride, 20. Braiding patriotism and real American cleverness by winning this incredible 21. Other contest Prize: $100 Section 8: Soap Making Rules: One entry per exhibitor Class: May be constructed from any and all 22. Common materials 23. Bath Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor 24. Other Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules,patriotism, appearance, creativity, Section 9: Tools & Weapons imagination, complexity, workmanship Class: and originality! 25. Tools – Native American Only 26. Weapons – Native American Only Section 2: Bird House Contest 27. Metal Sponsored by: The Calico Cupboard 28. Wood Wanted… Single family home… Fit for the birds! Ready 29. Other for immediate occupancy! Show off your imagination and craftmanship by entering in your most amazing creatively decorated Section 10: Fiber/Raw and Hand Spun but usable bird house to win this phenomenal prize! Two entries per class. Disqualification for paint or tag stains. Fleece weight, date sheared, name or number of sheep and Prize: $15 Gift Certificate breed. Rules: One entry per exhibitor Class: May be constructed from any and all 30. Fine Wool, 64’s and up materials 31. Medium Wool 50-62 Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor 32. Long/course wool below 50 Must be usable as a bird house with 33. Primitive wool (Yak, Quivit) 16 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo clean-out access 10. Sponge 11. Air Brush No prior occupants, please! 12. Scraffito Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, 13. Regular Underglaze imagination, originality, usability, ability 14. Bisque Stroke Products to hold up to the elements 15. Free Brush Design-pattern applied 16. Miscellaneous

Section 3: From Trash to Treasure Contest Section 3: Glaze Sponsored by: The Calico Cupboard Class: Create something new from an old discarded object. Re-purpose 17. Gloss your item into a work of art or something with an unique twist for 18. Matte your chance at this sensational prize! 19. Crackle 20. Texture 21. Crystal Prize: $30 Gift Certificate 22. Mojolica Rules: One entry per exhibitor 23. Controlled Must be constructed from recycled, 24. Stain - Glaze combination repurposed or reused items that have been 25. Metallic up-scaled into something new. 26. Bisque Stroke Products Adding any and all new components to your 27. Miscellaneous old item (such as paint, decoupage, wood, metal, fabric, etc.) is acceptable as long as Section 4: Non-fired the original item is still recognizable. Class: Must be the sole creation of the exhibitor 28. Opaque Stain 29. Translucent Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, 30. Pastels imagination, originality, usability, ability 31. Air Brush to hold up to the elements 32. Textured 33. Free Brush Design 34. Stain-Glaze combination 35. Dry Brushing 36. Miscellaneous

DIVISION 6: CERAMICS Section 5: Overglaze Each article must be the sole work of the entrant. Teachers may Class: guide and advise only. Each piece must have been made entirely 37. Fired Luster within the past year. We recommend that hot glue not be used on 38. Fired Metallics entries. Hot glue relaxes at 80 degrees. 39. Decals 40. Air Brush DIVISION: SIX 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 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 17 54. Miscellaneous Disclaimer: Care will be taken to promote the safety of the exhibits in this department; but in no way will the Fair Section 9: Purchased Bisque Management, Superintendent or any helpers be responsible for Class: damage to or loss of an exhibit. 55. Unglaze Division: Age 56. Gloss Glaze Adults (20 and over) 57. Texture Glaze Intermediate Youth (13-19) 58. Combination Glaze 59. Crystal Glaze Youth (7-12) 60. Non-Fire Children (6 and under) 61. Dry Brush The following are award sponsors for Home Arts: 62. Translucent Professional Bookkeeping Services 63. Metallics - Non-Fire Snake River Community Cultural Arts Council 64. Stain-Glaze Combination 65. Overglaze 66. Miscellaneous DIVISION ONE: PROFESSIONAL ADULTS 67. Holiday Original work as defined above. Section 1: Oil and Acrylic DIVISION: SEVEN Class: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” ENTRY 1. Landscape 2. Seascapes 3. Animals 4. Birds 5. Fish 6. Fowl DEPARTMENT 3: ART 7. Still Life 8. Floral Superintendent: Mallory Smith 9. Portrait, Figure See General Rules and Regulations. Read carefully. 10. Buildings 11. Abstract ART DEPARTMENT RULES: 12. Other DEPARTMENT Superintendent reserves the rights to reject any exhibit offered, if it is objectionable in any way or if it requires Section 2: Watercolor an excessive amount of space. Exhibitors may enter more than 1 Class: entry per category, only paid on the highest ribbon. 13. Landscape A. Exhibitors should label work with name, address, phone, 14. Seascapes title of picture on back of picture upper right hand corner. 15. Animals B. All work must have been completed in the last two years 16. Birds and signed by the artist. Names will be covered during 17. Fish judging. Work previously shown at the fair should not be 18. Fowl shown again. 19. Still Life C. Division I, II and III, Professional, Advanced Amateur 20. Floral and Amateur must be adequately framed and wired for 21. Portrait, Figure hanging. Water-colors and pastels must be covered with 22. Buildings glass or hard plastic and framed. Paintings must be dry. 23. Abstract No sawtooth hangers. Youth and Children are exempt 24. Other from being framed but should have suitable hanger. D. Competition will consist of Professional, Advanced Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink Amateur, Amateur, Intermediate Youth, Youth and Class: Children. Please state on back of entry if work is copied 25. Landscape entirely or partly from another artist’s work. 26. Seascapes E. General rules of the Fair will apply to this department. 27. Animals 28. Birds Original Work: Work done from imagination, still life setups, 29. Fish model, actual locations, or from photos taken by the artist. 30. Fowl Copy Work: Work done in any situation where there is an 31. Still Life instructor. 32. Floral Class Work: Work done in any situation where there is an 33. Portrait, Figure instructor. 18 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 34. Buildings 75. Animals 35. Abstract 76. Birds 36. Other 77. Fish 78. Fowl 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 materials) 62. Seascapes 108. Other 63. Animals Section 5: Sculpture 64. Birds 65. Fish Class: 66. Fowl 109. Landscape 67. Still Life 110. Seascape 68. Floral 111. Animals 69. Portrait, Figure 112. Birds 70. Buildings 113. Fish 71. Abstract 114. Fowl 72 Other 115. Still Life 116. Floral Section 2: Watercolor 117. Portrait, Figure Class: 118. Buildings 73 Landscape 119. Abstract 74. Seascapes 120. other 2021 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 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 206. Seascape DIVISION FIVE: YOUTH 207. Animals Original, copy work or class work as defined above. 208. Birds Section 1: Oil and Acrylic 209. Fish Class: 210. Fowl 253. Landscape 211. Still Life 254. Seascape 212. Floral 255. Animals 213. Portrait, Figure 256. Birds 214. Buildings 257. Fish 215. Abstract 258. Fowl 216. Other 259. Still Life 260. Floral Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 261. Portrait, Figure Class: 262. Buildings 217. Landscape 263. Abstract 218. Seascape 264. Other 219. Animals 220. Birds Section 2: Watercolor 221. Fish Class: 222. Fowl 265. Landscape 223. Still Life 266. Seascape 224. Floral 267. Animals 225. Portrait, Figure 268. Birds Section 3: Continued 269. Fish 226. Buildings 270. Fowl 227. Abstract 271. Still Life 228. Other 272. Floral 273. Portrait, Figure Section 4: Mixed Media 274. Buildings Class: 275. Abstract 229. Landscape 276. Other 230. Seascape 231. Animals Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink 232. Birds Class: 233. Fish 277. Landscape 234. Fowl 278. Seascape 235. Still Life 279. Animals 236. Floral 280. Birds 237. Portrait, Figure 281. Fish 238. Buildings 282. Fowl 239. Abstract 283. Still Life 240. Other 284. Floral 285. Portrait, Figure Section 5: Sculpture 286. Buildings Class: 287. Abstract 241. Landscape 288. Other 242. Seascape 243. Animals Section 4: Mixed Media 244. Birds Class: 245. Fish 289. Landscape 246. Fowl 290. Seascape 247. Still Life 291. Animals 248. Floral 292. Birds 249. Portrait, Figure 293. Fish 250. Buildings 294. Fowl 251. Abstract 295. Still Life 252. Other 296. Floral

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 21 297. 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” ENTRY 328. Birds DIVISION EIGHT: SPECIAL CONTESTS! 329. Fish Submit entries during Open Class check-in 330. Fowl 331. Still Life Section 1: Reptile Art Contest 332. Floral Sponsored by: Professional Bookkeeping Services 333. Portrait, Figure Leaping lizards! Look at how real that reptile in that painting looks! 334. Buildings Pull out all the stops in your painting ability to make the most 335. Abstract amazing, scaly critter come to life and win this prize! 336. Other Prize: $25 Cash Section 3: Drawing, Pencils, Pastels, Ink Rules: One entry per exhibitor Class: Must be of a current reptile—snake, lizard, 337. Landscape frog, toad, alligator, etc.—no pre-historic 338. Seascape critters! 339. Animals Any media or combination ofAny size 340. Birds Original work must be the sole creation of 22 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo the exhibitor edge of the photograph (no borders). Overall size with- Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, out borders no white around the image) may not exceed creativity, originality and detail of scales! 16”x20”. Section 2: Fair-ly Normal Art Contest G. Please plainly print on the back in the upper left of each Sponsored by: Snake River Community Cultural Arts Council entry:Exhibitors Name Address Phone Number Division Show off your artwork in a special contest depicting your favorite Number, Section Letter, Class Number (Note Division 2 - times at the fair! The Snake River Community Cultural Arts wants Professional does not have a designated section) to see what you like best about our fair. H. Any photo deemed inappropriate for Public display by the Fair Board and/or Superintendent will be judged but not displayed Prize: $25 Cash during the fair. Rules: One entry per exhibitor I. All photos should be printed on glossy or semiglass/lustre paper. Any media or combination of Any size The only exception to this will be entries into the Metallic Photo Representing any event, happening, class. exhibit, anything to do with our fair! Original work must be the sole The following are award sponsors for Photography: creation of the exhibitor Y Knot Winery Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules,imagination, originality, overall DIVISION ONE: AMATEUR artwork Section: A - Children 9 Years and Under Class: 1. Portrait 2. Group of 2 3. Group of 3 or more DEPARTMENT 4: PHOTOGRAPHY 4. Children/Babies Superintendent: Charlotte Moody-Emerson 5. Weddings See General Rules and Regulations. Read carefully. 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) It is important to enter your photograph in the class that it is best suited 7. Wildlife for. For example: if you were to enter a beautiful photograph of a rose 8. Domestic Animals in the scenic class—that is how it will be judged—regardless of what 9. Insects/Spiders a wonderful photo it is, it is bound to not do very well as it has been 10. Domestic Birds entered in a class that does not fit. This decision is yours and neither the 11. Wild Birds Superintendent nor his or her assistants may assist you with this deci- 12. Domestic Reptiles sion. A more detailed explanation a class may be given but no direction 13. Wild Reptiles as to which class you should enter. GOOD LUCK! 14. Floral A. All photographs must have been taken within the last 24 months by 15. Scenic/Landscape the exhibitor. 16. Sports and Action B. All entries (both professional and amateur) may be color or black 17. Humor and white. 18. Photo Journalism C. More than one entry within the same class is permitted, but take 19. Seascape note: you will be competing against yourself! 20. Sunrise/Sunsets D. No Photographs may be entered in the Elmore County Fair that has 21. Reflections – any photo with a reflected image - been entered in previous years. Photos previously entered in other could be from water, metal, mirror, window, competitions or fairs will be permitted. glass, etc. E. All entries are to be mounted on foam core board (a light weight 22. Architecture substance consisting of two sheets of cardboard with a thin 23. Human Interest – should include actions of layer of styrofoam sandwiched between them) or mount board people, animals, machinery, etc. - a human (a super durable, extremely strong cardboard). Entries should be interest photo generally “tells a story”. no more than 3/16” thick. No other mounting substance will be ac- 24. Pictorial – (visually charming or strikingly cepted! By mounted, we mean affixed/glued/adhered to the mount expressive, as if to resemble a painting). board or foam core and trimmed to the exact size of the photograph. 25. Commercial (photographs used for advertising For ease of handling and display purposes framed and/or matted or photo journalism). photographs will not be accepted. Plastic sleeves or other protec- 26. Still Life tive coverings will also not be accepted. TIP: Make sure your 27. Computer Created – a photo which includes photograph is firmly attached to your mount board or foam core to computer manipulation or enhancement. prevent the photograph from separating from the mount board or 28. Metallic Photo—photos printed on metallic paper foam core in the summer heat and humidity. 29. Any Photo of Merit – any photo that may not fit F. The smallest photograph permitted will be 8”x10” and the well within the above division class choices. largest photograph permitted will be 16”x20” trimmed to the 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 23 Section: B - Youth 10-17 Years of Age 20. Sunrise/Sunsets Class: 21. Reflections – any photo with a reflected image - 1. Portrait could be from water, metal, mirror, window, 2. Group of 2 glass, etc. 3. Group of 3 or more 22. Architecture 4. Children/Babies 23. Human Interest – should include actions of 5. Weddings people, animals, machinery, etc. - a human 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) interest photo generally “tells a story”. 7. Wildlife 24. Pictorial – (visually charming or strikingly 8. Domestic Animals expressive, as if to resemble a painting). 9. Insects/Spiders 25. Commercial (photographs used for advertising 10. Domestic Birds or photo journalism). 11. Wild Birds 26. Still Life 12. Domestic Reptiles 27. Computer Created – a photo which includes 13. Wild Reptiles computer manipulation or enhancement. 14. Floral 28. Metallic Photo—photos printed on metallic paper 15. Scenic/Landscape 29. Any Photo of Merit – any photo that may not fit 16. Sports and Action well within the above division class choices. 17. Humor 18. Photo Journalism DIVISION TWO: PROFESSIONAL 19. Seascape Professional are described as anyone who accepts or has accepted money 20. Sunrise/Sunsets for their photographic images or knowledge. After judging, professional 21. Reflections – any photo with a reflected image - may attach a business card to their photograph. could be from water, metal, mirror, window, Class: glass, etc. 1. Portrait 22. Architecture 2. Group of 2 people, animals in one photo 23. Human Interest – should include actions of 3. Group of 3 or more people, animals in one photo people, animals, machinery, etc. - a human 4. Children/Babies interest photo generally “tells a story”. 5. Weddings 24. Pictorial – (visually charming or strikingly 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) expressive, as if to resemble a painting). 7. Wildlife 25. Commercial (photographs used for advertising 8. Domestic Animals or photo journalism). 9. Insects/Spiders 26. Still Life 10. Domestic Birds 27. Computer Created – a photo which includes 11. Wild Birds computer manipulation or enhancement. 12. Domestic Reptiles 28. Metallic Photo—photos printed on metallic paper 13. Wild Reptiles 29. Any Photo of Merit – any photo that may not fit 14. Floral well within the above division class choices. 15. Scenic/Landscape 16. Sports and Action Section: C - Adult 18 Years and Older 17. Humor Class: 18. Photo Journalism 1. Portrait 19. Seascape 2. Group of 2 20. Sunrise/Sunset 3. Group of 3 or more 21. Reflections—any photo with a reflected image— 4. Children/Babies could be from water, metal, mirror, window, glass, etc. 5. Weddings 22. Architecture 6. Self Portrait (we hope you are honest) 23. Human Interest—should include actions of people, 7. Wildlife animals, machinery, etc.—a human interest photo 8. Domestic Animals generally “tells a story” 9. Insects/Spiders 24. Pictorial—visually charming or strikingly 10. Domestic Birds expressive, as if to resemble a painting 11. Wild Birds 25. Commercial—photography used for advertising or 12. Domestic Reptiles photo journalism 13. Wild Reptiles 26. Still Life 14. Floral 27. Computer Created—a photo which includes 15. Scenic/Landscape computer manipulation or enhancement 16. Sports and Action 28. Metallic Photo—photos printed on metallic paper 17. Humor 29. Any Photo of Merit—any photo that may not fit 18. Photo Journalism well within the above division class choices 19. Seascape 24 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo DIVISION THREE: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” 16. Toys ENTRY! 17. Dolls Create an amazing picture to represent the Annual Fair Theme 18. Quilts 19. Linens DIVISION FOUR: SPECIAL CONTESTS! 20. Needle Work Submit entries during Open Class check-in 21. Kitchen Items Section 1: Water Depths Photography Contest 22. Other Sponsored by: Y Knot Winery Section 2: SPECIAL “FAIR THEME” ENTRY! Show your amazing skills by taking a photograph through the water and enter to win this one-of-a-kind contest! Section 3: Our Local Idaho History Antique Contest Prize: $25 Gift Certificate Sponsored by: Gingerbread House Rules: One entry per exhibitor. General rules for Let’s show off our pride and history of our own County! Bring the Photography Department for display in your oldest Historical Elmore County (or even older—Alturas must be followed! County!) items for your chance to win this remarkable new Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, contest! imagination, complexity and originality! Prize: $25 Cash Rules: One entry per exhibitor Documentation (provenance) to prove Elmore or Alturas County Idaho Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, authenticity and uniqueness!

DEPARMENT 5: ANTIQUES Section 4: Local Basque History Antique Contest Sponsored by: C-2 Construction, Inc., John & Julie Cristobal Superintendent: Kim McRoberts Share your Basque heritage by showing all your historic artifacts Please read the General Rules and Regulations carefully. for your chance to win this noteworthy contest! A. To qualify as an antique, exhibit must be 50 years or older. B. Whenever possible, age should accompany item. Prize: $100 Cash C. Exhibits will be judged according to age and condition of Rules: One entry per exhibitor original appearance and form. Documentation (provenance) to prove D. All items should be clean and neat in appearance. Local Basque authenticity Attention: No exhibitor will be allowed to pick up other Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, exhibitor’s exhibits in this division without written authenticity and uniqueness! authorization. All precautions for the safe preservation of the article will be taken. The following are award sponsors for Antiques: Gingerbread House C-2 Construction, Inc., John & Julie Cristobal

Section 1: Antiques Class: 1. Bible DEPARTMENT 6: CULINARY ARTS 2. Books, any variety Superintendent: Sheri Wilson 3. Magazines Assistant: Raylee 4. Newspapers Decorations/Display: Julie Vogl & Bev Lucia 5. Pictures Exhibitors should read General Rules & Regulations in 6. Clothing front of book. 7. China A. All exhibits must be on a plain white paper plate covered 8. Earthenware in a clean unmarked plastic bag or plastic wrap. Pies must 9. Glass be in a glass pie plate—no aluminum or tin pans—and 10. Furniture covered with clean plastic wrap. 11. Frames B. All exhibits must be labeled to kind of cookie, cake, 12. Clocks & Watches 13. Jewelry bread, etc. 14. Lamps C. All exhibits must be the sole work of the exhibitor 15. Bottles admitting the entry. 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 25 D. One entry per class, per person. clear or white glass cake pedestal or clean white paper and plastic E. Submit entries on Monday, July 12 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 wrapped board. Decorated cakes will be judged mainly on decoration pm and Tuesday, July 13 from 8:00 am to 10:30 am. No regardless of kind of cake. late entries will be accepted unless otherwise indicated. Class: Every home baker and preserver is encouraged to enter! 21 Angel Food Cake F. Exhibitors must present their claim check to 22 Spice Cake Superintendents or clerks in charge of Department before 23 White Layer Cake (egg white only) 24 Butter Layer Cake (whole egg) exhibits will be released. Entries will be released and 25 Chocolate Cake premiums paid on Sunday, July 18 between 9:00 am and 26 Chiffon Cake noon. No premiums will be paid before or after the listed 27 Marble Cake time. 28 Fruit Cake 29 Pound Cake Groups: Youth 30 Iced Cake Adult 31 Decorated Cake Awards will be determined by the Superintendents and Judges for 32 Carrot Cake any and all sections in Culinary Arts. 33 Dutch Oven Cake 34 Other Cake, Named The following are award sponsors for Culinary Arts: Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery, Jeff & LeAnn Section 3: Cookies Shorty’s Towing , Patty Montgomery Four cookies attractively displayed on a white paper plate enclosed Lots Filipino Food 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 rolls displayed 37 Oatmeal Cookies on clean plain white paper plate covered with clean, clear plastic 38 Other Drop Cookies 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 4 Spent Grain Bread (Yeast) 44 Filled Cookies (any variety) 5 Batter Breads 45 Refrigerator Cookies 6 Sour Dough Bread 46 Brownies 7 White Dinner Rolls 47 Other Bar Cookies 8 Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls 48 Decorated Cookies 9 Cinnamon Rolls 49 No Bake Cookies 10 Sweet Rolls 50 Other Cookies, Named 11 Muffins (any variety) 12 Biscuits (any variety) Section 4: Candy 13 Quick Bread (any variety) Six pieces of 1x1-inch candy attractively displayed on white plate 14 Machine Breads (any variety) enclosed in a clear plastic bag or covered in clear plastic wrap. 15 Rye Bread Candy must be made with a standard recipe. NO BOX ICING 16 Mixed Grains CANDIES! PLEASE! 17 Tortillas Class: 18 Dutch Oven Bread 51 Fudge 19 Dutch Oven Biscuits/Muffins 52 Divinity 20 Other, Named 53 Penuche 54 Nut Brittle Section 2: Cakes 55 Caramels All cakes must be made from scratch, NO MIXES PLEASE! No 56 Mints cakes requiring refrigeration are allowed 57 Microwave Candy, Named (cheesecake, etc.). Cakes are to be displayed on white covered 58 Other Candy, Named cardboard or white paper plate and must be covered with clean, clear plastic wrap. In each class an entry can be 1/2 cake except for decorated; decorated cakes must be whole and can be displayed on

26 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Section 5: Pies B. All canned products must have been processed within Each entry can be 1/2 a pie. Pies must be two-crusted. All the last 12 months and be sealed in standard canning pies must be in a glass pie pan. NO PIES REQUIRING jars with ring. NO PARAFFIN SEALS WILL BE JUDGED! REFRIGERATION SUCH AS CUSTARD, LEMON OR CREAM Judges reserve the right to open any jars. NO OPEN ARE ALLOWED! KETTLE PRODUCTS WILL BE ACCEPTED! Class: C. Jars must be clean! Rings must be on jars, but must 59 Apple Pie be loose and clean, so judges can remove and check 60 Apricot Pie head space. 61 Berry Pie D. Jars must be labeled with CONTENT, PROCESSING 62 Cherry Pie METHOD, PROCESSING TIMES, PRESSURE, DATE 63 Peach Pie PROCESSED, ELEVATION AND SOURCE OF USDA 64 Mixed Fruit Pie APPROVED RECIPE. (see below) 65 Mixed Berry Pie 66 Rhubarb Pie EXAMPLE: 67 Other Pie, Named Content: Green Beans Processing Methods: Dial-Gauge Pressure Canner Processing Time: 25 minutes @ 13lbs pressure Section 6: Pastries

Each pastry must be attractively displayed on white plate enclosed Your Elevation: 3,250 feet in a clear plastic bag or covered in clear plastic wrap. SOURCE OF USDA APPROVED RECIPE: Ball Blue Book

68 Turnovers, 3 69 Tarts, 3 E. Use quart or pint jars for fruit, meat, pickles, juices or 70 Strudels, 3 71 Other Pastry, Named vegetables (except corn, which must be in pints), pint or half-pint jars for fish, jam and jellies. Section 7: Gluten Free Baking F. Appropriate head space recommended in jars: Each entry must be attractively displayed on white plate enclosed in 1/4 in. for jams and jellies 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 publications at the 74 Sweet Rolls, 4 Elmore County Extension Office 75 Quick Breads, 1/2 loaf or small loaf 76 Muffins, 4 DEHYDRATION GUIDELINES: 77 Cake, 1/2 cake (unless decorated) A. Package shall be a standard 1/2 pint jar specifically 78 Cupcakes, 4 designed for canning purposes--with screw type ring 79 Cookies, 4 and lid. 80 Other Pastries, 3 B. Exhibits must be accurately labeled as to kind of food, pre-treatment (if any), drying method (oven, Section 8: Fair Theme Gift Basket sun, dehydrator, etc.), total drying time and date of Each entry must be attractively displayed in a gift basket and processing. must contain four items from four separate Division 1 Sections C. Judges reserve the right to reconstitute and/or taste respresenting the annual Fair Theme. food at their discretion. D. All entries in this section must have been completed by the exhibitor within one year of the opening of the fair to be eligible for premium awards. Items which have been shown at previous fairs are not eligible.

Section 1: Canned Fruit Quart or Pint jars only! Class: DIVISION TWO: FOOD PRESERVATION 81 Apples, Sliced 82 Applesauce CANNING GUIDELINES: A. All products must be in a standard clear canning jar 83 Apricots 84 Blackberries (i.e. Ball, Kerr, Golden Harvest, etc.), NO MAYONNAISE 85 Any Other Berry, named OR ODD JARS WILL BE JUDGED! 86 Cherries, Maraschino 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 27 87 Cherries, Sweet, Light Section 4: Soft Spreads and Jams 88 Cherries, Sweet, Dark Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 89 Cherries, Pie Class: 90 Fruit Cocktail (Mixed Fruit) 135 Sugar Free Jam--Any Variety 91 Grapes 136 Jam Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety 92 Peaches 137 Apple-Maple Jam 93 Pears 138 Apricot Jam 94 Plums 139 Berry-Cherry Jam 95 Prunes 140 Bing Cherry Jam 96 Rhubarb 141 Blackberry Jam 97 Nectarines 142 Blueberry Jam 98 Fruit Juice 143 Blueberry-Currant Jam 99 Any Fruit Combination, Named 144 Blueberry-Lime Jam 100 Any Other Fruit, Named 145 Boysenberry Jam 146 Brandied Peach Jam Section 2: Canned Vegetables 147 Carrot Jam Quart or Pint jars only, except as otherwise indicated under class 148 Cherry Jam listing 149 Cherry-Almond Jam Class: 150 Chokecherry Jam 101 Asparagus, Cut 151 Damson Plum Jam 102 Beans, Green 152 Dewberry Jam 103 Beans, Dried (Kidney, Pinto, etc.) 153 Elderberry Jam 104 Beets, Whole, Cubed or Diced 154 Fig Jam 105 Carrots, Sliced or Diced 155 Gooseberry Jam 106 Corn (PINT JARS ONLY) 156 Grape Jam 107 Peas 157 Huckleberry Jam 108 Potatoes, Cubed or Whole 158 Loganberry Jam 109 Sauerkraut 159 Mango Jam 110 Tomato Juice (amount of acidify used on label) 160 Nectarine-Plum Jam 111 Tomatoes (amount of acidify used on label) 161 Peach Jam 112 Vegetables, Mixed 162 Peach-Pineapple Jam 113 Any Vegetable Combination, Named 163 Pear Jam 114 Any Other Vegetable, Named 164 Pineapple Jam 165 Plum Jam Section 3: Convenience Foods (Meats, Fish, Soup, etc.) 166 Raspberry Jam Quart or Pint jars only, except as otherwise indicated under class 167 Raspberry-Currant Jam listing 168 Red Tomato Jam Class: 169 Roasted Red Pepper Jam 115 Wild Game (Elk, Moose, Deer, etc.) 170 Strawberry Jam 116 Bean Soup 171 Strawberry-Kiwi Jam 117 Beef 172 Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam 118 Beef Broth 173 Sweet Cherry-Loganberry Jam 119 Beef Soup (Vegetable) 174 Youngberry Jam 120 Chicken 175 Combination Fruit Jam, 2 or more, Named 121 Turkey 176 Any Other Jam, Named 122 Chicken or Turkey Broth 123 Chicken or Turkey Soup Section 5: Jellies 124 Any Other Soup, Named Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 125 Fish (1/2 PINTS ONLY) Class: 126 Meat Stew 177 Sugar Free Jelly--Any Variety 127 Mincemeat 178 Jelly Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety 128 Spaghetti Sauce with Meat 179 Apple Jelly 129 Spaghetti Sauce with No Meat 180 Blackberry Jelly 130 Apple Pie Filling 181 Boysenberry Jelly 131 Cherry Pie Filling 182 Chablis Jelly 132 Peach Pie Filling 183 Champagne Blush Jelly 133 Other Fruit Pie Filling 184 Cherry Jelly 134 Any Other Convenience Food, Named 185 Cherry Bourbon Jelly 28 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 186 Chokecherry Jelly 240 Peach Conserve 187 Crabapple Jelly 241 Peach w/Rum Conserve 188 Cranberry Cider Jelly 242 Pineapple Conserve 189 Cranberry Wine Jelly 243 Pineapple-Apricot Conserve 190 Currant Jelly 244 Pineapple-Coconut Conserve 191 Dewberry Jelly 245 Plum Conserve 192 Garlic Jelly 246 Rhubarb Conserve 193 Grape Jelly 247 Rhubarb-Strawberry-Orange Conserve 194 Green Pepper Jelly 248 Any Other Conserve, Named 195 Herb Jelly—Any Variety 249 Sugar Free Marmalade--Any Variety 196 Jalapeno Jelly 250 Marmalade Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety 197 Any Other Pepper Jelly, Named 251 Apple-Raisin Marmalade 198 Lemon-Mint Jelly 252 Carrot-Pineapple-Orange Marmalade 199 Mint Jelly 253 Cherry Marmalade 200 Orange Sauterne Jelly 254 Cherry-Pineapple Marmalade 201 Plum Jelly 255 Citrus Marmalade 202 Pomegranate Jelly 256 Grape-Cranberry Marmalade 203 Raspberry Jelly 257 Grapefruit Marmalade 204 Red Wine Jelly 258 Green Grape Marmalade 205 Spiced Apple Jelly 259 Herbed Garden Marmalade 206 Strawberry Jelly 260 Kumquat Marmalade 207 Tangerine Jelly 261 Orange Marmalade 208 Tomato Jelly 262 Orange-Lemon Marmalade 209 White Wine Jelly 263 Peach-Orange Marmalade 210 Youngberry Jelly 264 Prickly Pear Marmalade 211 Combination Jelly, 2 or more, Named 265 Red Onion Marmalade 212 Any Other Berry Jelly, Named 266 Strawberry-Lemon Marmalade 213 Any Other Jelly, Named 267 Strawberry-Pineapple Marmalade 268 Any Other Marmalade, Named Section 6: Butters, Conserves, Preserves & Marmalades 269 Sugar Free Preserves--Any Variety Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 270 Preserves Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety Class: 271 Apple Preserves 214 Sugar Free Butter--Any Variety 272 Apricot Preserves 215 Butter Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety 273 Black Raspberry Preserves 216 Apple Butter 274 Blackberry Preserves 217 Apricot Butter 275 Cherry Preserves 218 Cran-Apple Butter 276 Citron Melon Preserves 219 Honeyed-Yellow Tomato Butter 277 Cranberry-Apple Preserves 220 Peach Butter 278 Currant Preserves 221 Pear Butter 279 Fig Preserves 222 Pumpkin Butter 280 Honeyed-Peach Preserves 223 Spiced Peach Butter 281 Kiwi Preserves 224 Sweet Cider Apple Butter 282 Loganberry Preserves 225 Any Other Butter, Named 283 Maraschino Cherry Preserves 226 Sugar Free Conserve--Any Variety 284 Peach Preserves 227 Conserve Sweetened with Honey--Any Variety 285 Pear Preserves 228 Ambrosia Conserve 286 Plum Preserves 229 Apple Conserve 287 Quince Preserves 230 Apple-Blueberry Conserve 288 Red Raspberry Preserves 231 Apple-Cinnamon Conserve 289 Red Raspberry-Currant Preserves 232 Apricot-Orange Conserve 290 Sour Cherry Preserves 233 Blueberry Conserve 291 Strawberry Preserves 234 Blueberry-Pineapple Conserve 292 Tomato Preserves 235 Cherry-Raspberry Conserve 293 Watermelon Rind Preserves 236 Cranberry Conserve 294 Any Other Preserves, Named 237 Dried Fruit Conserve 238 Gooseberry Conserve 239 Grape Conserve 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 29 Section 7: Pickles 339 Mint, 3/4 Cup Quart, Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! 340 Parsley, 3/4 Cup Class: 341 Sage, 3/4 Cup 295 Asparagus, Cut or Whole, Loosely Packed 342 Any Herb Blend, Named, 3/4 Cup 296 Beet, Sliced or Small Whole 343 Any Other Herb, Named, 3/4 Cup 297 Bean, Dilled, Cut or Whole, Loosely Packed 344 Beef Jerky, 1” Pieces, Full 1/2 Pint Jar 298 Bread & Butter 345 Wild Game Jerky, 1” Pieces, Full 1/2 Pint Jar 299 Carrots, Sliced or Small Whole 346 Any Other Jerky, Named, 1” Pieces, 300 Cucumber, Dill, Sliced or Small Whole Full 1/2 Pint Jar 301 Cucumber, Dill-Kosher, Sliced or Small 347 Pumpkin Seeds, 3/4 Cup Whole 348 Sunflower Seeds, 3/4 Cup 302 Cucumber, Sweet, Sliced or Small Whole 349 Carrots, 3/4 Cup 303 Peppers 350 Celery, 3/4 Cup 304 Peppers, Hot 351 Mushrooms, 3/4 Cup 305 Any Fruit, Named 352 Peppers, 3/4 Cup 306 Mixed Vegetable 353 Soup Mix, 3/4 Cup 307 Watermelon 354 Tomatoes, 3/4 Cup 308 Any Other Vegetable, Named 355 Any Other Vegetable, Named, 3/4 Cup 309 Zucchini 356 Other, Named, 3/4 Cup 310 Other, Named Section 10: Vinegars Section 8: Relishes and Sauces Please enter all vinegars in bottle with removable (secure) lid, cork, Pint or 1/2 Pint jars only! stopper, etc. Label with list of ingredients, type of vinegar used and Class: date made on the side of the bottle. 311 Barbecue Sauce Class: 312 Chile Sauce 357 Herbs Only, Named 313 Tomato Ketchup 358 Herbs & Spices, Named 314 Tomato Sauce 359 Herbs & Berries, Named 315 Any Other Sauce, Named 360 Herbs & Vegetables, Named 316 Corn Relish 361 Citrus, Named 317 Salsa (Recipe included) 362 Raspberry 318 Tomatillo Salsa (Recipe included) 363 Any Other Berry, Named 319 Any Other Salsa, Named (Recipe included) 364 Any Other Fruit, Named 320 Green Tomato Relish (Piccalilli) 365 Floral, Named (Edible Floral ONLY) 321 Pepper Relish 366 Any Other Combination, Named 322 Sweet Pickle Relish 367 Other, Named 323 Zucchini Relish 324 Chutney, Named Section 11: Syrups 325 Any Other Relish, Named Class: 368 Berry Syrups, Named Section 9: Dried Foods 369 Fruit Syrups, Names 1/2 Pint jars only! See Dehydration guidelines at beginning of 370 Tree Sap Syrups, Named Division 2 for directions Class: 326 Apples, 3/4 Cup Section 12: Fair Theme Gift Basket 327 Apricots, 3/4 Cup Each entry must be attractively displayed in a gift basket and 328 Bananas, 3/4 Cup must contain four items from four separate Division 2 Sections 329 Cherries, 3/4 Cup representing the annual “Fair Theme”! 330 Grapes (Raisins), 3/4 Cup 331 Peaches, 3/4 Cup DIVISION THREE: SOMETHING EXTRA 332 Plums (Prunes), 3/4 Cup Section 1: Cheese 333 Strawberries, 3/4 Cup Entries in this Section must be brought in on Tuesday ONLY! No 334 Any Other Fruit/Berry, Named, 3/4 Cup entries received Monday evening will be judged. 335 Fruit Leather, 1” Pieces to Fill a 1/2 Pint Jar Class: 336 Trial Mix, 3/4 Cup 371 Monterey Jack 337 Basil, 3/4 Cup 372 Monterey Jack, Flavored, Named 338 Chives, 3/4 Cup 373 Feta 30 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 374 Feta, Flavored, Named Section 2: The Lobby Cookie Basket Contest 375 Queso Blanco Sponsored by: The Lobby Bakery 376 Queso Blanco Flavored with Seeds, Named Find your prettiest fancy basket and your four most amazing, 377 Queso Blanco Flavored with Herbs, Named decadent cookies and display them in the most attractive way to 378 Any Other Cheese, Named enter to win The Lobby Cookie Basket Contest!

DIVISION FOUR: HOMEBREW Prize: $20 Section 1: Beer Rules: One entry per exhibitor Class: Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! 379 Malt Kits, Named Four different types of cookies, four of each 380 Whole Grain, Named cookie. (Three of each for display, one of each 381 Malt & Whole Grain, Named for judging) 382 Any Other Beer, Named Legible recipes must be included Must be artfully displayed in a basket Section 2: Cider Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, creativity Class: of display, clarity of recipe, appearance, taste 383 Apple, Dry and texture of cookies 384 Apple, Sweet (NOTE: Recipes and cookies will be kept by the 385 Any Other Cider, Named sponsor)

Section 3: Wine Section 3: First-Rate Bread Contest Class: Sponsored by: Lots Filipino Food 386 Apple Enter your favorite bread of in the Open Class Division 1, Section 387 Cherry 1, any or all listed Classes—and be automatically entered into this 388 Dandelion amazing chance to win this wonderful gift certificate from Lots 389 Grape Filipino Food! Only your yummiest, highest quality most eye- 390 Peach catching bread ever will win! 391 Plum 392 Any Other Wine, Named Prize: $25 Gift Certificate to Lots Filipino Food Rules: One entry per exhibitor DIVISION FIVE: SPECIAL CONTESTS! Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! Submit entries during Open Class check-in Must follow the entry rules for Division 1, Section 1. May be any class listed under Section 1: Bake Your Best Apple Dessert Contest Division 1, Section 1 Sponsored by: Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, Enter to win this generous gift certificate from one of our local appearance, texture, consistency, flavor and restaurants AND a chance to have your own special Apple Dessert quality be featured at the local Apple Barrel Deli & Bakery in Mountain Home! Search your recipe stash for the most delectable way to bake an apple into a dessert--Muffins, cakes, cookies, turnovers, pies, bread, pandowdies, slumps—and enter for your chance it to win!

Prize: $50 Gift Certificate to the Apple Barrel Deli &Bakery DEPARTMENT 7: HORTICULTURE Rules: One entry per exhibitor Superintendent: Mike Wilson Must be of home kitchen--NO MIXES! Assistant: Jeannie Crane Must be displayed in a glass pan appropriate for the Exhibitors should read General Rules & Regulations in front of entry (cake in a cake pan, pie in a pie pan, etc.) book. Pan must be covered with plastic wrap Quantity must be consistent with Division One For all Divisions: Section rules. Legible recipe must be included A. Submit entries on Tuesday, July 13 from 8:00 am to 11:00 Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, appearance, am. No late entries will be accepted unless otherwise taste and texture indicated. Every backyard gardener and farmer is (NOTE: Recipe will be kept by the sponsor) encouraged to enter. B. All exhibitors must provide their own display materials as specified in each division. Department does not provide containers, plates or any display material. 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 31 C. Horticulture entries must be grown & harvested by the before exhibits will be released. Containers may exhibitor. be used for Novelty. Entries will be released and D. Exhibitors must present their claim check to premiums paid on Sunday, July 24 between 9:00 am Superintendents or clerks in charge of Department before and noon. No premiums will be paid before or after exhibits will be released. Entries will be released and the listed time. premiums paid on Sunday, July 18 between 9:00 am and noon. No premiums will be paid before or after the listed Awards will be determined by the Superintendents and Judges for time. any and all sections in Horticulture.

Groups: Youth Adult Section 1: Roses (IN CLEAR BUD VASE ONLY!) The following are award sponsors for Horticulture: Class: Amalgamated Sugar Company 1 Hybrid Tea, 1 Stem w/1Bloom Triple W Farm, Mike & Sheri Wilson 2 Grandiflora, 1 Stem w/Spray 3 Floribunda, 1 Stem w/Spray DIVISION ONE: FLOWERS & HOUSEPLANTS 4 Miniature, 1 Stem w/Spray A. All cut flowers must be displayed in clear glass 5 Climbing, 1 Stem w/Spray containers provided by the exhibitor of suitable in size to best display and support specimen. Leaves Section 2: Gladiolus (IN CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER ONLY!) below the waterline on stem of entries must be Class: removed! 6 All Color, 1 Spike 7 Fluted, 1 Spike B. A stem is one continuous limb of a plant supporting a single bloom or a spray of more than one bloom. A Section 3: All Other Flowers (IN CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER spray is blooms on short individual stems on a single ONLY!) larger stem. Class: C. Judges consider the stem, the cleanliness and 8 Asters, 3 Stems w/Sprays freshness of foliage and flowers in judging. Foliage 9 Baby’s Breath, 3 Stem w/Sprays must be clean, but not polished with oil or other plant 10 Bee Balm, 1 Stem w/Spray preparations. 11 Carnation, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each D. Exhibitors should come with specimens in glass 12 Chrysanthemums, 1 Stem wSpray containers ready for entry. Be certain you enter in (minimum 3 blooms) proper category with exact number of specimens as 13 Cornflower (Bachelor Buttons), listed! 3 Stems w/Sprays E. If only exhibit in Section and Class, awards will be 14 Coreopsis, 5 Stems w/Sprays issued on merit only. The decision of the judge is 15 Cosmos, 3 Stems w/Sprays final. 16 Dahlias, 1 Large or 2 Small Stems w/1 Bloom F. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor only. No each artificial flowers or foliage permitted! 17 Daisy, Gloriosa, 3 Stems, 1 Bloom each G. No design may be made on the premises. A table 18 Daisy, Shasta, 3 Stems, 1 Bloom each will be available for making minor adjustments ONLY 19 Delphinium, 1 Spike 20 Dianthus, 1 Stem w/Spray before entry. 21 Geranium, 2 Stems with Foliage & Sprays H. All containers should be marked underneath with 22 Hollyhock , 1 Spike owner’s name. The Show Committee shall not be 23 Liatris, 1 Spike responsible for containers lost or broken. 24 Lily, Day, 1 Stem w/1 Bloom I. Boxes and containers used to transport specimens 25 Lily, Hybrid, 1 Stem w/Spray must be removed from the building upon completion 26 Marigold, African, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each of entry. 27 Marigold, French, 5 Stems w/1 Bloom each J. To improve the appearance of the Flower Show, the 28 Nasturtiums, 5 Stems w/Foliage & Sprays Show Committee shall have the right to remove any 29 Pansies, 6 Stems w/Foliage & Sprays exhibit, or any part of exhibit, or replenish exhibit 30 Petunia, Single, 1 Stem w/Spray which has become unsightly only after the judging is 31 Petunia, Double, 1 Stem w/Spray complete. Whenever possible, fresh flowers will be 32 Petunia, Ruffled, 1 Stem w/Spray replenished during the fair. 33 Phlox, 1 Stem w/Spray K. Exhibitors must present their claim check to 34 Poppy, 5 Stems w/1 Bloom each Superintendents or clerks in charge of Department 35 Purple Coneflower, 1 Stem w/Spray 36 Snapdragon, 3 Spikes 32 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 37 Sunflower, 1 Stem w/1 Bloom 64 Rhubarb, 3 (NO LEAVES) (in clear glass vase) 38 Sunflower, Branching, 1 Stem w/Spray 65 Any Other Fruit, Named 39 Sweet Pea, 5 Stems w/Sprays 66 Blueberries, 7 40 Sweet William, 1 Stem w/Spray 67 Raspberries, 7 41 Zinnia, Large, 3 Stems w/1 Bloom each 68 Strawberries, 7 42 Zinnia, Small, 5 Stems w/Sprays 69 Any Other Berries, Named, 7 43 Yarrow, 3 Stems w/Sprays 44 Any Other Flower, Named, 3 Stems w/Sprays Section 2: Vegetables (ON PLAIN WHITE PAPER PLATE 45 Bouquet, Combination of 3 ONLY!)—exceptions for leafy greens 46 Bouquet, Combination of 5 Class: 47 Any Other Bouquet Combination 70 Beans, Green, 7 71 Beans, Yellow, 7 Section 4: Novelty 72 Beets, 3 No artificial flowers or foliage permitted. Only dry materials may 73 Broccoli, 1 be painted or dyed. Never press material. IN CLEAR GLASS 74 Cabbage, Napa, 1 CONTAINER ONLY! 75 Cabbage, Red, 1 Class: 76 Cabbage, White, 1 48 Single Flower 77 Carrots, 2” Tops, 3 49 Bouquet, Combination of 3 78 Cauliflower, 1 50 Bouquet, Combination of 5 79 Corn, 1/2” Stem, Husks Removed, 3 51 Any Other Bouquet Combination 80 Cucumber, Pickling, 1/2” Stem, 5 52 Combination of Flower & Plant 81 Cucumber, Slicing, 1/2” Stem, 2 53 Fair Theme, ”We’re After Laughter” Novelty 82 Eggplant, 1” Stem, 2 Display 83 Greens, Any, Type Listed, 7 Leaves (in clear glass vase) Section 5: Houseplants 84 Kale, 7 Leaves (in clear glass vase) No artificial spray on houseplants! Any container may be used for 85 Kohlrabi, 3 Houseplants. 86 Lettuce, Leaf, 7 Leaves (in clear glass vase) Class: 87 Lettuce, Head, 1 Head 54 African Violets 88 Onions, Green, 4” to 6” greens, 55 Dish Garden Root Trimmed, 4 56 Cacti (Succulent) 89 Onions, Purple, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 57 Foliage 90 Onions, White, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 58 Orchid 91 Onions, Yellow, 2” Top, Roots Trimmed, 3 59 Bloom 92 Peppers, Hot (Any Variety), 1/2” Stem, 3 60 Any Other Houseplant, Named 93 Peppers, Sweet, 1/2” Stem, 2 94 Potatoes, Any Other Color, 4 DIVISION TWO: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 95 Potatoes, Red, 4 A. Produce will be judged July 14, 2020. All produce 96 Potatoes, White, 4 must have been grown in 2020. 97 Radishes, 1” Top, Roots Trimmed, 5 B. All Fruits and Vegetables must be clean! Remove 98 Spinach, 7 Leaves (in clear glass vase) outer peelings on onions and cabbages. Remove dirt 99 Squash, Summer, 2” Stem, 2 from root vegetables. 100 Tomatoes, Green, Any Variety, 3 C. All Vegetables must be trimmed properly! 101 Tomatoes, Ripe, Any Variety, 3 D. Exhibitors should come with specimens on plain white 102 Turnips, 1” Stem, Root Trimmed, 2 paper plates (or clear glass vases for leaf produce 103 Zucchini, 2” Stem, 2 and rhubarb) ready for entry. Be certain you enter in 104 Largest Vegetable, Named, 1 proper class with exact number of specimens listed. 105 Any Other Vegetable, Named 106 “Fair Theme” Produce Basket Department does not provide any display material. Section 3: Herbs Section 1: Fruit (ON PLAIN WHITE PAPER PLATE ONLY!)— All herbs must be displayed in clear glass vases provided by the exception for rhubarb exhibitor of suitable in size to best display and support specimen. Class: Leaves below the waterline on stem of entries must be removed! 61 Apples, with Stem, 3 (No Worm Holes) Class: 62 Apricots, 3 107 Basil, 3 stems 63 Cherries, with Stem, 3 108 Catnip, 3 stems 109 Chives, 3 stems 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 33 110 Cilantro, 3 stems 140 Seed Potatoes, Dried with Set Skins, 111 Dill, 3 stems 5 potatoes 112 Garlic, 3 Bulbs 141 Corn 113 Hops, 3 stems 114 Lavender, 3 stems Section 2: Forages 115 Lemon Balm, 3 stems Sheaf is to be 2-1/2” to 3-1/2” in diameter, measurements to be 116 Marjoram, 3 stems made beneath the head. All blades should be stripped from the 117 Mint, 3 stems straw long enough to show average length, neatly and securely 118 Oregano, 3 stems bound. Grain should be selected before it is ripe enough to NOT 119 Parsley, 3 stems shatter in handling. 120 Rosemary, 3 stems 121 Sage, 3 stems Class: 122 Savory, 3 stems 142 Alfalfa Hay, Bales, 1/2 Bale, 123 Shallots, 3 Bulbs Ties with 2 Strings 124 Tarragon, 3 stems 143 Sheaf Grass, 1 Sheaf 125 Thyme, 3 stems 144 Legume Grass, 1 Sheaf 126 Any Other Herb, 3 stems 145 Any Other Forage Grass, Named, 1 Sheaf

DIVISION THREE: SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Section 3: Sugar Beets Section 1: Container Gardening All exhibits will be clean and trimmed of all green tops, making Class: beets appear cone shaped. One entry per class. 127 Fruits Class: 128 Vegetables 146 Biggest Sugar Beet, 1 beet 129 Herbs 147 Best Sugar Beets, 5 beets 130 Any Combination DIVISION SIX: SPECIAL CONTESTS DIVISION FOUR: RAW HONEY PRODUCTS Section 1: Honey Section 1: “Now THAT’S a Zucchini!” Contest Package shall be a standard pint jar specifically designed for canning Sponsored by: Triple W Farm purposes--with screw type ring and lid. Calling all green thumbs! Search under your zucchini leaves to find Class: the one that got away and has become a monster and bring in your 131 Fluid Honey, 1/2 or full Pint biggest zucchini to win this special contest! 132 Sugared Honey, 1/2 or full Pint 133 Combed Honey, 4” Square Prize: $25 Rules: One entry per exhibitor Section 2: Other Honey Products Must be grown and harvested by the Class: contestant! 134 Wax, 1 Small Piece Must have 2: stem 135 Any Other Raw Honey Products, Named No additional display material necessary Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, DIVISION FIVE: FARM PRODUCE freshness and care of produce… AND SIZE! A. All produce must have been grown in 2020, except grass seed, corn seed and dry beans, which may Section 2: Biggest & Best Sugar Beets have been grown in 2019. Sponsored by: Amalgamated Sugar Company B. All exhibits must be trimmed and ready to exhibit ATTENTION Amalgamated Growers ONLY! Enter the biggest before coming to booth. and best of your crop this year for your chance to win some of the finished product from all your hard work! WHITE SATIN Section 1: Produce Seeds SUGAR! Seeds need to be exhibited in 1 Quart jar. Corn and Popcorn need to be exhibited--5 ears on a white paper plate. All Seeds must Prizes: be free from common weeds and inert material. NO NOXIOUS 50 Pounds of White Satin sugar WEEDS! to the winner with the biggest Sugar Beet! Class: 136 Alfalfa Seed 50 Pounds of White Satin sugar 137 Beans Seed to the winner with the 5 best Sugar Beets! 138 Any Other Legume Seed, Named 139 Any Other Grass Seed, Named 25 Pounds of White Satin sugar to the winner with the 2nd best 5 Sugar Beets!

34 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Rules: One entry per farm unit. Amalgamated Growers ONLY! Sugar beets entered in Section 3, Class 131 and 132 by Amalgamated Growers ONLY will be entered in this special contest Judging: Based on adherence to contest rules, presentation, size (for the biggest beet) and quality

(NOTE: If there are no winners for any of the categories, Amalgamated Sugar Company has graciously allowed us to use the sugar as awards in any other Department as deemed qualified by the Open Class Superintendents.)

2021 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 2021 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.

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 37 Elmore County Commissioners

2021 Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Board

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

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38 2021 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.

NATIONAL CODE OF SHOW RING ETHICS IAFE (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF 1. The Fair Board reserves the right to refuse FAIRS AND EXPOSITIONS) admittance or demand removal of any animal from the grounds which may endanger the public safety, Exhibitors of animals at livestock shows shall at all health or standards and qualifications set forth by times conduct themselves with honesty and good the Fair as determined by Fair Management. 2. The animal care/welfare committee, consisting sportsmanship. Their conduct in this competitive of the Livestock Superintendent from each environment shall always reflect the highest standards youth group, the Fair Manager, and a Fair Board of honor and dignity to promote the advancement of Member, shall inspect each livestock barn on a agricultural education. This code applies to junior daily basis to ensure that all animals have proper as well as open class exhibitors who compete in feed, water and clean surroundings. structured classes of competition. This code applies to 3. The Fair Manager will assign stalls and pens. all livestock offered in any event at a livestock show. Stalls and pens will be assigned in the following In addition to the “IAFE National Code of Show Ring order: 4-H/FFA and Open Class Show. Ethics,” fairs and livestock shows may have rules and 4. Youth must be eight (8) years of age by January 1st, of the current fair year, to be assigned a stall regulations which they impose on the local, county, or pen. state, provincial and national levels. 5. Youth not of age, (8) years of age by January 1st, of the current fair year, are to arrive on the All youth leaders working with junior exhibitors are Fairgrounds the morning of their class and depart under an affirmative responsibility to do more than the same day. avoid improper conduct or questionable acts. Their 6. No diseased stock will be assigned space on the moral values must be so certain and positive that those 2021 Elmore County Fairgrounds. younger and more pliable will be influenced by their 7. Classes can be changed or combined at the fine example. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers and discretion of the Fair Management. Fair and Rodeo Board 8. Exhibitors shall not attach evidence of previous absolutely responsible persons who violate the code awards to any animal or article prior to being of ethics will forfeit premiums, awards and auction judged. proceeds and shall be prohibited from future exhibition 9. Exhibitors shall furnish bedding and other feeds at in accordance with the rules adopted by the respective his or her own expense. fairs and livestock shows. Exhibitors who violate this 10. Every Exhibitor of livestock is expected to keep code of ethics demean the integrity of all livestock his or her pens and stalls clean and sanitary. Stalls exhibitors and should be prohibited from competition and pens must be cleaned by 10:00 am each day. at all livestock shows in the United States and Canada. 11. Exhibitors are responsible for knowing the hours

of judging, parades, etc. Stock must be in the Show Ring for judging or for stock judging contest at the request of the Superintendent. 12. No animal is eligible for entry in both market and breeding classes. 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 39 The following is a list of guidelines for all exhibitors all procedures of said collection and preservation and all livestock in competitive events: transfer to the laboratory and analysis of the sample are correct and accurate and the report received 1. All exhibitors must present, upon request of fair from the laboratory pertains to the sample taken and livestock show officials, proof of ownership, from the animal in question and correctly reflects length of ownership and age of all animals the condition of the animal at the time the sample entered. Misrepresentation of ownership, age, or was taken, with the burden on the owner, exhibitor, any facts relating thereto is prohibited. fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible person to 2. Owners, exhibitors, fitters, trainers, or absolutely prove otherwise at any hearing in regard to the responsible persons shall provide animal health matter conducted by the fair or livestock show. certificates from licensed veterinarians upon At any time after an animal arrives on the fair or request by fair or livestock show officials. livestock show premises, all treatments involving 3. Junior exhibitors are expected to care for and the use of drugs and/or medications shall be groom their animals while at fairs or livestock administered by a licensed veterinarian. shows. 5. Any surgical procedure or injection of any foreign 4. Animals shall be presented to show events where substance or drug or the external application they will enter the food chain free of drugs. The of any substance (irritant, counterirritant, act of entering an animal in a livestock show is or similar substance) which could affect the the giving of consent by the owner, exhibitor, animal’s performance or alter its natural contour, fitter, trainer and/or absolutely responsible person conformation, or appearance, except external for show management to obtain any specimens of applications of substances to the hoofs or horns of urine, saliva, blood, or other substances from the animals which affect appearance only and except animal to be used in testing. Animals not entered for surgical procedures performed by duly licensed in an event, which culminates with the animal veterinarian for the sole purpose of protecting the entering the food chain, shall not be administered health of the animal, is prohibited. drugs other than in accordance with applicable 6. The use of showing and/or handling practices or federal, state and provincial statues, regulations devices such as striking animals to cause swelling, and rules. Livestock shall not be exhibited if the using electrical contrivance, or other similar drugs administered in accordance with federal, practices are not acceptable and are prohibited. state and provincial statutes, regulations and rules 7. Direct criticism or interference with the judge, fair, affect the animal’s performance or appearance at or livestock show management, other exhibitors, the event. breed representatives, or show officials before, If the laboratory report on the chemical analysis during, or after the competitive event is prohibited. of saliva, urine, blood, or other sample taken In the furtherance of their official duty, all judges, from livestock indicates the presence of forbidden fair and livestock show management, or other show drugs or medication, this shall be prima facie officials shall be treated with courtesy, cooperation, evidence such substance has been administered and respect and no person shall direct abusive or to the animal either internally or externally. It is threatening conduct toward them. presumed that the sample of urine, saliva, blood, or 8. No owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely other substance tested (by the approved laboratory responsible person shall conspire with another to which it is sent) is the one taken from the person or persons to intentionally violate this code animal in question. Its integrity is preserved and of ethics or knowingly contribute or cooperate with 40 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo another person or persons either by affirmative Any violation of “The National Show Ring Code Of action or inaction to violate this code of ethics. Ethics” or specific rules as designated by individual Violation of this rule shall subject such individual fairs and livestock shows will result in forfeiture of to disciplinary action. premiums and awards, disqualification, and may result 9. The application of this code of ethics provides for in probationary status and/or loss of eligibility for future participation in organized livestock competition. absolute responsibility for an animal’s condition by an owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or participant Possible civil penalties may be imposed by the whether or not he or she was actually instrumental proper authorities, based on evidence provided by in or had actual knowledge of the treatment of the the livestock show, of exhibitors in violation of the animal in contravention of this code of ethics. Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act or the animal 10. The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent mistreatment, neglect, and abandonment laws that by the owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely apply on the local, state, and national levels. responsible person to have any disciplinary action taken by the fair or livestock show against such The decision of the livestock show management will be final. individuals published in any publication of the Other cooperating shows (The International International Association of Fairs and Expositions, Association of Fairs and Expositions, The American including Fairs and Expositions and any special Livestock Show & Rodeo Managers Association, and notices to members. Western Fairs Assn.) will be notified of the action 11. The act of entering an animal in a fair or livestock taken by the show management, which may affect show is the giving of verification by the owner, the eligibility of the individual, group, or sponsoring exhibitor, fitter, trainer, or absolutely responsible organization for participation at other shows who are person that he or she has read the IAFE National also members of these organizations. Code of Show Ring Ethics and understands the By making entry in a livestock show or event you are consequences of and penalties provided for actions verifying you have read “The National Show Ring prohibited by the code. It is further a consent that Code of Ethics” and understand the consequences of any action which contravenes these rules and is also the penalties involved for illegal, unethical, inhumane, in violation of federal, state, or provincial statutes, and unfair practices of competition. You also verify regulations, or rules may be released to appropriate that you and your family may be prohibited from future law enforcement authorities with jurisdiction over participation in organized fairs and livestock shows such infractions. in the United States, and could face possible criminal prosecution and/or civil penalties if implicated in any of the aforementioned acts.

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 41 2021 Elmore County Fair and Rodeo Grand Marshals: Brock & Sam Lenz

Brock and Sam Lenz’s path back to Glenns Ferry, 4-H when he was 8 years old taking projects such as ID is a fun one. Samantha Lenz grew up in Glenns rockets, bicycle, leatherworks, and sheep to name Ferry and graduated in 1995. Sam was very active a few. He raised his own flock of sheep taking the in Girls Scouts, Golf and playing the saxophone lambs for his 4-H projects. Brock was competitive in high school. Sam loved camping and fishing in that he always challenged himself with a new with her family while growing up in Glenns Ferry. goal each year for his lamb project and showed at Brock is a third generation 4-Her from Fremont several county fairs. Brock was a master showman County with his grandparents and parents all being at an early age making him the one to beat. involved in the 4-H program. Brock began taking 42 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo After graduating high school Brock and Sam in the 4-H program. Sam is very active as a leader pursued an education at Boise State where they in the Hooves and Halters 4-H club and leaders met. Brock went on to pursue a career in business council where she has held several leadership roles. and Sam went to BSU to play the saxophone for Brock and Samantha give back to the community the Boise State Band. They married and started by embracing and supporting 4-H members. What their family. Brock and Sam have four amazing is truly great about Brock and Sam is they give so kids. Ashley, Jordan, Kylie and Kegan. much back. They are also very active in the Glenns Ferry Booster club and Glenns Ferry Chamber, if After several career changes Brock and Samantha there is a spot to help and give, this couple truly decided to live in Glenns Ferry where they bought gives all. Southside Market from Samantha’s dad Tom Owings. They soon found that the Glenns Ferry Southside’s support of 4H goes back many years. community was involved in 4-H taking Brock back George Larsen was an avid buyer at 4H sales and to his roots. While 4-H has always been a part of when Tom took over the store, he continued that Brock’s background it was a smooth transition for support every year. Tom commented that Elmore Samantha as she was leader for The Girl Scouts County is a special place for kids to grow up if they of America. Brock and Samantha have carried on are involved in 4H because the county has always the family 4-H legacy as their children are fourth made every effort to let anyone participate who has generation 4-Hers. Today Brock and Samantha an interest. volunteer as 4-H leaders and have guided their own children as well as others, to be successful and grow

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 43 44 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo ELMORE COUNTY STRONGER

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ELMORE COUNTY Our Mission 4-­‐H empowers youth to reach their full potential through working EXTENSION and learning in partnership with caring adults. FACULTY & STAFF

Brad Stokes, Extension Educator Nadine Cook, 4-­‐H Program Coordinator Vision: Betsy Lynn, Program Assistant 4-­‐H: A leader in developing Idaho’s youth to become responsible, Jami Davis, 4-­‐H Program Assistant productive citizens, meeting the changing needs of a diverse Elmore County & MHAFB society.

______What is 4-­H? 4-­‐H PLEDGE A community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship & life skills. I pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking, 4-­‐H educates, enriches, and develops members’ life skills my HEART to greater loyalty, and project management by using evidence-­‐based curriculum, club my HANDS to larger service, and meetings, clinics, demonstrations, record keeping, public speaking my HEALTH to better living, for my club, and community service. The 4-­‐H rogram my community, my country, and my provides youth development opportunities for youth ages 5-­‐19*. world. Members can participate Youth in innovative Development and p fun programs to include agriculture and livestock to cooking and sewing, as well art, leathercrafts, woodworking, veterinary science and teen leadership to name a few. Through a collaborative partnership; Elmore County 4-­‐H partners 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 in 2022? Contact: Nadine Cook at (208) 587-­‐2136, Ext 1251 Email: [email protected].

46 2021 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.

• Exhibit the project Elmore at County in Fair 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 a in fitting & showing class. • Display animal performance data on exhibit or stall card. • Participate in 4-­‐H planned community service project. • UI Extension, Elmore uidaho.edu/extension/county/elmore/4 County: -­‐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.

2021 Elmore County 4-­H Leaders Leaders Council Chairs Species Council & Project Chairs Chairman: Natasha King Small Animal: Ruthi Wilson Vice Chairman: Juli Corder Beef: Matt Tindall Swine Chair: Bobbi Law Treasurer: Mikki Luster Dairy: Gay Swan Secretary: Alisha Elledge Dog: Bethany Gotts Livestock Sale : Clerk Amy Sage Goat: Hailey Bodle & Lacy Wolfe Home Ec. & Misc. Projects: Jami Davis Mountain Home : FFA Horse: Michelle Chandler, Juli Corder Kya Vines Mini Horse: Lisa Mills Glenns Ferry FFA: Sheep Chair: Melinda Sterling Rick Hance

2021 Elmore County 4-­H Volunteer Leaders Hailey Bodle Scott Bodle Theresa Bowman Teresa Hopson Michelle Chandler Lois Clark Juli Corder Samantha Lenz Jami Davis Erin Ireland Alisha Elledge Clay Pollard Bethany Gotts Rick Hance Paty Hernandez Kaite Zundel Kim Bearden Dolores Jewett Larry Jewett Mikki Zito Tori Jensen Justine Clark Bobbi Law Lacy Wolfe Mikki Luster Lisa Mills Cari Young Ruth Wilson Nicole Odgers Sarah Oltman Margaret Ottaway Gay Swan Jennifer Clark Jessica Morrison Heather Espino Traci Stewart Amy Sage Nicole Beckwith Natasha King Kyle Zundel Clint Richins Melinda Sterling Sarah Winings Stacie Pollard Katie Mitchell April Wootan Abby Winings Cari Young Justine Hill Michelle Pehrson

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56 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo The Elmore Co. Fair Board would like to thank Cindi and Jay Wilde for all their years of support of the county fair and the community we live in, and Congratulate Brock and Samantha Lenz on becom- ing the new owners of the Corner Market. We are so excited for all the great things to come for both of these families.

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Briana Renea - County Singer July 16th & 17th • 9:00 pm Elmore County Fair & Rodeo

Briana Renea comes by her coun- try roots naturally. The 25-year-old reigns from Canby, Oregon in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.

Her musical style was greatly in- fluenced by her childhood growing up on ‘80’s rock and ‘90’s country. Briana blends the two genres in her own musical composition and live performances. Since launching her touring career (2013), Briana has be- come a must-see fan favorite at fairs, festivals and venues throughout the Northwest. The sophisticated, yet fiery redhead has collaborated with Nashville writ- ers and skilled producers to produce three albums. Her original songs are about real life experiences hap- pening around her. Her song, “Dirt Side” talks about her country roots growing up playing in the dirt and living on a farm while showing hors- es, cattle and goats; the track earned a top 12 Best of NSAI Spring Train- ing Award. “Red Lips, White Lies” was inspired by a road trip with her twin brother, learning about all the “crazies” he dated. Her single titled “Widow Maker”, a tune about bull riding, was featured in the Northwst Pro Rodeo Association finals adver- tising. Her single, “Chasin’ Trouble” She celebrated the release of her de- You cant’ miss Briana’s high-ener- was place in the top 40 for the Nash- but single, “Chasin’ Trouble” in Oc- gy when she performs. When she’s ville Songwriters Association Inter- tober, 2018 that made it into the top not playing music, you will find her nationals (NSAI) second quarter of 100 on the Music Row Charts. She embracing her dirt side, showing 2016. Most recently the Internation- followed up the single with a corre- horstes in the Western States Stock al Music and Entertainment Asso- sponding “Chasin’ Trouble” music Horse Association, swing dancing, ciation (IMEA) recognized Briana’s video released in November of 2018. and hanging out with friends and talents with its “Country Female Her new single “Maybe you can be family. Artist of the Year” award (2018). my man” is set to debut August 30th. 62 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE

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2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 63 WISHING THE BEST TO OUR ELMORE COUNTY 4-H AND FFA YOUTH

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2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 65 Original Jr Bull Riders Tour Championship and Jr. Barrel Race Thursday Night, 7:00 pm! In the grandstands $5 admission

For more info: Bull Riding: Donnie Landis (209) 840-0602 Barrel Racing: Julie Lisle (208) 280-0909

Cienega De Zacapu Band Thursday Night 8:00 - 11:00 pm On the Free Stage

66 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo UT Draft Horse Pullers Association Saturday at 2:00 pm! $5 admission

Briana Renea County Singer

Friday & Saturday, July 16th & 17th 9:00 pm on the Free Stage

2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo 67 68 2021 Elmore County Fair & Rodeo Carnival open Wed -Fri 4 pm ‘til midnight Saturday noon to midnight A Big THANK YOU 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 presell tickets we wouldn’t have a carnival.

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2021 Elmore County Fair 2020 Elmore4H/FFA /FAIRCounty Fair 4H/FFAActivity Activity Schedule Schedule Thursday, July 15th Saturday, July 10th 8:00 am Sheep Show 1:00 pm Market Goat Show 9:00 am Rifle Shoot followed by Shot Gun 3:00 pm Poultry Show Incudes 6:00 pm Dog Showmanship, Obedience Includes Cloverbuds Costume follows Cloverbuds 6:00 pm Rabbit/Cavy & Ferret Includes Sunday, July 11th Cloverbuds 7:00 pm Jr. Bull Riding/Jr. Barrel Race 8:00 pm Cienez DeZacapu Band After 11:00 am Bring in Campers th Friday, July 16 Monday, July 12th 8:00 am Dairy Show (Beef Show Ring) 8:00 am Horse Show Dog Agility Show with Parent 5:00 pm Archery Shoot Agility following GF Park 4:00 pm Small Animal Round Robin Tuesday, July 13th 6:00 pm Large Animal Round Robin (winners are announced Saturday) 8:00 am Swine Weigh-In swine barn 8:00 pm Open Rodeo 8:00 am Sheep Weigh-In beef Scale 9:00 pm Briana Renea & Band 8:30 am Goat Weigh-In beef scale 9:00 am Mini Horse Show Mini Arena Saturday, July 17th 9:00 am Beef Weigh-In

10:00 am Dairy Weigh-In 5:00 pm Working Ranch 8:00 am Buyers Breakfast 9:00 am Livestock Sale Wednesday, July 14th 2:00 pm Member/Leader Recognition & Awards including Round Robin

Winners 8:00 am Swine Showmanship 2:00 pm Draft Horse Pulls 1-hour Break between Showmanship & 8:00 pm Open Rodeo Quality 9:00 pm Briana Renea & Band 12:00 pm Exhibit Hall Opens

4:00 pm Dairy Goat Showmanship, th Cloverbuds, Dairy Goat Quality Sunday, July 18 6:00 pm Beef Show 6:00 pm Cat Show Includes Cloverbuds 5:00 am Start Loading Animals on Trucks 7:00 pm Pool Party Glenns Ferry Pool 2:00 pm All animals must be gone from 7:00 pm Elmore County’s Got Talent Fairgrounds and all pens must be cleaned out.

Revised 4/27/2021

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