Fair & Rodeo Mud Lake - August 9-13, 2016 - Jefferson County
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Mud Lake
Fair & Rodeo
August 9-13, 2016
“Country Roots & Cowboy Boots”
Standard Rate
Permit No. 18
Postage Paid
Terreton, ID
83450
***ECRWSS***
Postal Patron
Mud Lake Rodeo
August 12-13, 2016
Mud Lake Fair Grounds
Mutton Bustin’ &
Steer Riding
7:30 p.m. Nightly
Championship
at 7:00 p.m.
Featured Events:
Wild Horse Roping
3 Person Team
Admission: $8.00 Adults
$5.00 per person $5.00 Children 4-12
(enter and sign waiver at Rodeo Office )
Kids 3 and under are free
Avoid the lines by pre-purchase
rodeo tickets at the fair office.
To enter call
Central Entry 208-680-5916 or
online at Intermountain Pro
Rodeo Association
-Chairman
Cheryl Bird-Secretary 390-4987
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. COMPETITION – Competition is defined as a contest for supremacy between two or more animals or articles or products
owned by separate exhibitors. One entry per individual, each class. Please note: if you show 4-H or FFA you cannot show the
same exhibit in open class.
2. CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION – If two or more exhibits are not competing in any class, exhibits must be of quality to
merit the awards given. Judges will give a lesser award, if the exhibit is not of high enough quality to merit the first place
award.
3. ENTRIES in all departments are open to everyone, unless the Fair Board considers an entry unfair to other exhibitors. Exhibits
must be entered under the name of the person who made them.
4. 4-H and FFA LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS: To exhibit or participate at the Mud Lake Fair, the exhibitor must live within
Jefferson County, or attend school within the county’s (3) school districts.
5. MUD LAKE FAIR BOARD does not assume any responsibility for any acts of violence or any injuries sustained during the
entire Fair. The spectators, contestants, and exhibitors must assume all risks.
6. EXHIBITORS of animals, machinery in motion, and other exhibits liable to occasion accidents, injury or damage to persons
coming in contact therewith, shall guard their exhibits and protect the public from coming in contact therewith, and every such
exhibitor shall indemnify the Mud Lake Fair Board from and against all claims and demands, costs, charges, and expenses
which it may occur, suffer, or be put to, by reason of any exhibit not properly guarded, or the public not being properly guarded
there from. Presentation of entry blank, or agreement or verbal or written concession contract shall be deemed acceptance of
this rule.
7. MUD LAKE FAIR BOARD reserves the right to interpret any question arising on rules and regulations.
8. Do not leave your exhibit until it is properly registered and numbered and/or recorded by the person in charge of that particular
class. The Fair Board will not assume any responsibility for any exhibit not registered properly.
9. Late or objectionable entries may be rejected by the Fair Board.
10. ALL ENTRIES must have been made or grown since the last Mud Lake Fair. Anything previously exhibited must be displayed
only. (Other than livestock.)
11. All Labels as to variety, such as the various kinds of flowers, should be openly displayed, but the exhibitor's name should be
taped on bottom, so it cannot be seen by the judge.
12. All open class entries must be entered Wednesday 4-7 p.m. or Thursday between 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
A. Large number of entries by one individual must be entered before 11:00 a.m. to facilitate entering before judging.
The fair building doors will be shut and locked between 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Thursday, for judging.
NO EXCEPTIONS.
B. NO ITEMS MAY BE REMOVED BEFORE 4:00 p.m. ON SATURDAY. IF SO, THE EXHIBITOR WILL BE
DISQUALIFIED FROM EXHIBITING THE FOLLOWING YEAR. EXCEPTION: Only extra 4-H/FFA animals,
those not to be sold at the livestock sale may be removed with the approval of the chairman at 4 p.m. Friday.
C. Entries in the Fair Building MUST be removed on Saturday at 4 p.m. If you cannot be there to pick up your items,
make the necessary arrangements. Any items left, can be picked up on a day named by the Indoor Open Class
Chairman.
13. Awards and Premiums not claimed by last day of fair will be forfeited.
14. 4-H and FFA Project exhibits cannot be entered in open class or cross over, but members are encouraged to enter additional
entries in open class.
15. ALL OPEN LIVESTOCK CLASSES, WITH EXCEPTION OF RABBITS AND POULTRY, WILL BE CHARGED $2.00
ENTRY FEE AT ENTRY TIME.
16. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Divisions, are standard throughout the fair as follows:
. Juniors ages 4-10
. Intermediate ages 11-15
. Senior ages 16 and up
17. In all livestock shows, only the Judge, Ring Steward, and Species Chairperson are allowed in the show ring.
18. CURRENT (30 DAYS) HEALTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED FOR ANIMAL EXHIBITION. INCLUDING BANGS TEST.
IF NO PROOF OF HEALTH CERTIFICATE, ANIMALS COULD BE REMOVED AND SUBJECT TO A VET CHECK.
19. EXHIBITORS of Poultry and Rabbits must be present and exhibit animal to the judge at the time of the class. Those animals
not presented will be for display only and not considered for judging or merit an award.
20. No bills will be audited or paid during the fair except labor bills. All claims against the Mud Lake Fair and Rodeo must be presented within
ten days after the closing date of the fair, excluding all Rodeo payouts.
Grand Marshalls
Kyle and Shirley Downs
Blaine Kyle Downs grew up in Lewisville, Idaho years Kyle has helped farmers in Mud Lake and
until his 8th grade graduation. Kyle rode his horse Clark soil conservation districts develop farms and
from Lewisville to Hamer 1947 following irrigation systems. Kyle was the Mud Lake Fair
graduation. Kyle’s father had purchased 160 Manager the year they worked with FFA and Fair
undeveloped acres in Hamer to grow potatoes after Board to develop the Fat livestock show. The Fat
World War II . They lived in a little log house. Kyle stock show had previously been done in Ririe.
went one year to Hamer High School then to Shirley worked for Wood Farms and Mud Lake
Roberts High School. Exxon for 26 years. They raised 7 children. Besides
working full time Shirley raised a big garden and
taught cooking and canning 4H. Many friends and
Shirley Ann Zweifel grew up in Monteview, Idaho. neighbors have been the recipients of Shirley’s
Shirley started working in the hay fields at age 8. homemade bread, cinnamon rolls, soups when they
She attended 1st and 2nd grade in Roberts as had illness or sad times in their lives.
Monteview had no power, telephones or school
buses. Shirley went to 3rd grade at a 2 room school
house at Level. (That is 2 miles north of Mud
Lake. ) Level School was grades 1-8th grade and
school was released early the day World War II
ended. Shirley graduated from Terreton Elementary
the same year Kyle graduated from Roberts High
School.
Kyle went to the military in 1953. He spent 2 years
in Germany during the Korean War. The Korean
War ended while Kyle was on a ship taking him to
Germany. Kyle met Shirley in November of 1952
before he deployed. They wrote letters during the
two years Kyle was in service. Kyle attended Ricks
College 1955-1957 to be a civil engineer. Kyle &
Shirley married September 1956.
Kyle purchased the Hamer farm from his parents
and they moved to Hamer 1957. Kyle began
working for U.S. Soil Conservation Service in 1959.
Kyle served as Finance Clerk when they built the
Hamer L.D.S. Church in 1965.
Shirley and Kyle moved to Terreton in 1971 and
purchased the farm they still reside on. Thru the
53rd Annual Parade
Thursday August 11, 2016 at 6:00pm
Line-up at 5:00pm. Judging begins at 5:30pm.
Theme: “Country Roots & Cowboy Boots”
Chairperson: Jill Coleman
Register you entry by Thursday, August 11th at 12:00 noon
Convene at the school parking lot
All entries must be present for judging in the following areas: Adherence to Theme, Effort, Design, Imagination and Uniqueness.
Entry Classifications
+ Individual + Civic Groups
Don’t Forget—Monday,
+ Commercial + Bicycle or Tricycle
+ 4-Wheeler + Horses August 1st @ 6:00pm
+ School Organization + Church Organizations
Fair Grounds
+ Judges Overall Choice
All entries must display a sign showing the
Family Clean Up
Organization they represent.
Chair: Brianna Tuckett
Entries will be under the discretion of the chairperson
Baby Photo Contest: 5x7 black & white or color photo, only ONE child per photo, photo needs to have been taken AFTER last year ’s
Mud Lake Fair, photos will be judged in age categories from infant through six (6) years old. Prizes are given in each of those categories to
winners selected by a judge. Please print child’s name, age, gender, parents’ names, and phone number on the back of the photo.
**Children in the photo MUST be residents of West Jefferson County including Mud Lake, Terreton, Hamer, and Monteview.**
Family Photo Contest: 5x7 black & white or color photo, photo needs to have been taken AFTER last year ’s Mud Lake Fair. A prize will
be given to the best photo chosen by a judge. Please print name and phone number on the back of the photo.
Grandparents Corner: 5x7 black & white or color photo, gr andpar ents enter ing the photo MUST be r esidents of West J effer son County
including Mud Lake, Terreton, Hamer, and Monteview. Children in the photo do NOT need to be residents of West Jefferson County. These
photos are for display ONLY and will NOT be judged.
All photos must be turned in no later than Friday, July 22nd by 4:00pm at The Bank of Commer ce in Mud Lake or Ron’s Tire in Hamer.
No late entries will be accepted.
2nd Annual
Mud Lake Fair and Rodeo
Lawn Mower Races
Friday , August 12th approx. 9:30 p.m. (After the Rodeo)
LAWN MOWER DRAG RACES
Saturday, August 13th approx. 9:30 p.m. (After the Rodeo)
LAWN MOWER BARREL RACING
Driver Divisions:
Junior Class - for kids ages 10-15 (both male and female)
Adult Class - Drivers over 15 years of age
Ladies Class - Ladies over 15 years of age
Lawn Mower Classifications:
- Stock Class: As delivered from the factory with blades removed.
-Prepared Class: Prepared (modified) drive train, engine, etc.
-FX Class: Major modifications allowed.
Safety Rules:
-All drivers must sign a release discharging the Mud Lake Fair and Rodeo from liability. (Available prior to race.)
-Every driver must wear an automobile racing or motorcycle-type safety helmet.
Mower Requirements:
-Events are open to all self-propelled rotary or reel style riding lawn mowers.
-Mower decks must remain in place.
-CUTTING BLADES MUST BE REMOVED COMPLETELY FROM ALL MOWERS.
Call Rob Shively for race registration
before August 12, 2016
663-4517 or 390-6517
$20 Entry fee per driver
Three Stems
Ageratum-Small container
Alyssum – Small container
Carnations
Clarke
Coreopsis
Daisies – Plain, Painted,
Gloriosa, Shasta, Esther Reed
Chair: Cara Shuldberg and Clarynn Gaillardia
Golden Glow
Shuldberg Columbine
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12 Misc. Small Flowers
noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging. Lobelia
Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00 Entries will be under the Dahlia – Pom Pom Suggested sear-
discretion of the Chairman. ing the end of stem with lighter
Marigold (orange and yellow) Small
LARGE NUMBERS OF ENTRIES (20 OR MORE) and medium
BY ONE PERSON MUST BE ENTERED BY 11 AM, AND Mums
SHOULD BE ACCOMPANED BY A LIST. Nasturtium and Leaves
Giant Violas – common 1 color
Petunias – 1 color, small jars or junior size baby jars for containers
Pinks – small jar
Flowers will be judged according to the following: Poppy Stocks
Foliage, Uniformity of color, Cleanliness, Size, and Straight- Sweet Sultan – 6 flowers on three stems Pom Poms-small
ness of Stem. All exhibits should be arranged in suitable Asters – 1 color, single or regular Fall Asters (Michaelmas Daisy)
containers furnished by exhibitor. No pill bottles and paper Sweet Peas – Six flowers on a Stem
cups! Use a large enough container to support flowers.
(May be refused by chairman if not in a suitable container.) Five Stems
Suggestion: remove any foliage that is inside container, but Larkspur
arrangement must have foliage outside of container. Flowers Pansies – Five flowers on 5 stems, small container
must be raised by the person exhibiting them except those
used in arrangements which may contain wild plants as Other
well. No commer cially gr own flower s will be judged. Bachelor Buttons – 6 blossoms – 1 color
**Hint: When picking, place cut flowers in a bucket of water Calendulas – 3 Flowers to each exhibit
as soon as picked to preserve their freshness. Hanging – Flower and Foliage
**If you wish to enter flowers other than those listed below Regal – Tiger
they will be entered in a proper new class. Cushion – Miniature
Hybrid Tea – Grandiflora
One Stem Floribunda Rose
Dahlia – Decorative, Suggested Searing Stem with a lighter Snow on the Mountain
Delphinium Stocks (three flowers) Sun Flowers
Gladiolus – only one per category Veranda (one cluster)
Hollyhock – Suggested Searing Stems, One color each Zinnias
Lilies
Misc. Large Flower One entry per variety (must be named)
Phlox
Roses
Salpiglossis
Marigolds (orange and Yellow)
Large Snapdragon
Cactus
Potted Plant Varieties
Blooming, Hanging, Foliage
Home Gardening
Chair: Sandy Ward Chair: Debbie Calaway
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12
th th
Wednesday, August 10 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11 8-12 noon. noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging. Ribbon
Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging. Ribbon Awards Awards Blue-$5.00, Red-$3.00 Entries will be under the discretion of
the Chairmen.
Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00 Entries will be under the discretion of the Chair-
men. Rosette will be given for best display and largest.
Furnish your own plates and bags to cover each entry. Two entries of
Vegetables will be judged by uniformity, shape, and general appearance. a different variety may be entered for any, or all, of the categories! A
Wash vegetables. Furnish your own plates and cover fruit, but do not cov- total of 16 entries possible. All entries will be judged on having the
er vegetables. Only one entry of each variety and type will be accepted. correct number of items, taste, texture, appearance, and originality.
Do not cut the roots from root vegetables such as carrots, turnips, beets, Best overall for each category and class will be chosen. Do not frost
parsnips, etc. Please leave from 1 ½ to 2 ½ inches of stems on them. Any Angel Food Cake or Sponge Cake. (Enter whole cake, pie, and loaf).
vegetables not listed may be entered. Squash will be accepted with or Paste you name on the bottom of plate where it cannot be seen by
without stems but an exhibit of each vegetable should be the same, either judges.
all in the exhibit with stems or without.
Cakes Candies – 6 pieces
Three of each item One of each item Angel Food (plain) Toffee
Angel Food (chocolate) Peanut Brittle
Colored Onions Cabbage Head summer/winter
Chiffon Suckers
Ears Sweet Corn Lettuce Head Gold Cake Divinity
Table Beets Cauliflower Head Nut Cake Fudge
Variety Cake
Carrots Melons
White / Dark Loaf Cake Doughnuts
Parsnips 1 bunch of celery White / Dark Layer Cake ½ Dozen Raised
Turnips Broccoli Decorated Cake ½ Dozen Cake
Novelty
Bunches of Cherries Pumpkin Sponge Cake (other than angel
food)
Kohlrabi Squash (Buttercup, Zucchini, Cookies - 4 Yeast Breads (enter loaf)
Green Peppers White Bush, Paddy Pan, Acorn,
Banana, Crookneck, Green or Filled White
Grape Clusters
Cucumbers: Pickling Golden Hibbard) Rolled Whole Wheat
(Dill/Sweet) or Slicing Drop French
Bar ½ White ½ Wheat
Oatmeal Sourdough
Five of each item Ten of each item
Peanut Butter Rye
Colored Potatoes Strawberries No Bake
Best Assortment
White Potatoes Gooseberries
Apples Black/yellow Currents Pies Quick Breads
Fruit Muffins - 4
Tomatoes Garden Huckleberries
Chiffon Banana Bread - loaf
Crab Apples Pods of Peas
crème Baking Powder Biscuits - 4
Plums / Prunes Raspberries
Mince Fruit and Nut Breads - loaf
Pears String beans (Wax/String)
Best Assortment of Tarts Corn Bread - 4
Peaches
Rhubarb (trim to one inch on top) Clusters:
Yeast Rolls - 4
Other Entries Choke Cherries White Rolls
Dill 2 stems Sand Cherries Shaped Roll
Herbs Fancy Sweet Rolls
All Entries must have been grown since last Mud Lake Fair.
Chair: Carol Mecham Chairs: Kathy Bitter
Tammy Furness
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12 noon.
Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging. Wanda Pincock
Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00 Entries will be under the Paulynn Simmons
discretion of the Chairman.
Requirements: Items must be pressed, clean, and Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-
garment on a hanger. 12 noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging.
Ribbon Awards Blue-$5.00, Red-$3.00 Entries will be under the
There will be a table for underclothing, aprons, and etc. discretion of the Chairmen. Everything must be made within the
SERGERS will be judged separately. This is an OPEN CLASS months following the previous fair. Articles previously exhibit-
DIVISION, so please encourage young children as well as teen- ed may be displayed but are not eligible for competition. Plastic
agers to participate. All other entries not listed, will be under the will be provided to cover items.
discretion of the chairman.
Only one entry of each variety and type accepted.
Girls Ladies Categories;
Coat Slip
Afghan – Knitted, Crocheted, Hairpin, Other
Skirt – lined, Unlined Apron
Baby – Appliqué, Painted, Quilted, Other
Suit Blouse
Bedspreads
Dress – Formal Pant Suit – Wool
Crocheted Garments – Vests, Shells, Blanket Edging
Levis Tailored Dress – Formal
Doilies – Crocheted, Other
Playware 2 Piece T-shirt
Knitted Garments – Men's, Women's, Children's
Sweat Shirt Sweat Needle Point – Counted Cross Stitch, Homemade, Other
Suit
Novelty Crochet
Slacks Baby
Pillow – Crewel, Knitted, Crocheted, Hair Pin, Pom-Pom
Coveralls Dresses - Christening
Pillow Cases – Embroidered, Appliqué, Crocheted, Paint
Slip Playwear- 2 piece
Potholders
Pant Suit Tailored Jacket or Suits Rugs – Braided, Crocheted, Hooked, Russian Embroidery
Tailored Dress
Table Cloths – Crocheted, Painted, Embroidered
T-shirt
Tea Towels – Appliqué, Painted, Machine Embroidered
Wall Hangings – Painted, Crewel, Quilted, Other
Boys Mens
Sweat Suit Tailored Jacket or Suit
Items will be judged on uniformity of stitches and appear-
Sweat Shirt T-shirt
Slacks
ance.
Coveralls Misc
Levis Pillows
Playwear- 2 piece Sewn crafts
T-shirt Costumes
Items will be judged on appearance, sewing neatness, and
finished work.
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th
8-12 noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate
judging. Ribbon Awards Blue-$5.00, Red-$3.00 Entries will be
under the discretion of the Chairmen.
Plastic will be provided to cover quilts.
Hand Quilts Patchwork Machine Quilts
Baby Quilts Embroidered Original Design
Appliqués
Chair: Mikki Williams Chairs: Candie Reyes & Ellen White
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12
8-12 noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging.
judging. Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00 Entries will be under the
Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00 Entries will be under the discretion of the Chairmen.
discretion of the Chairman.
All entries must be matted or framed, and ready for hanging.
(No poetry or stories accepted!) Must declare Amateur or Professional Either black and white
or color.
Parchment Painting Weaving
Jewelry – kit or no kit Wreaths One entry per category!
Leather Goods – kit or no kit Bead Work
Landscapes Series Selfies
Stamp Collection Metal Works Wildlife Scenery
Wall Hangings Dolls Still Life Special Effects
Clay or Plaster Braiding Flowers Grouping
Creative Twist Plastic Canvas Rag Toys Humans Novelty
Portraits Story Telling
Misc. Creative Piece Stone Sculpture
Paint by Number Tole Painting
Pine Wood Derby Cars
Ceramics
Glazed
Acrylic
Oil
Chair: Michelle Murdock
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12
noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging.
Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00. Entries will be under the
discretion of the Chairman.
All entries MUST be matted or framed. A secure wall will be
Chair: Jenny Soderquist
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12 provided. All framed pictures need to have wire or loop on back
and be ready to hang.
noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging.
Ribbon Awards Blue-$5.00, Red-$3.00 Entries will be under the Media Categories
discretion of the Chairman.
Charcoal or Crayon Landscape
All Wood Work
Examples: Tables, Chairs, Clocks, Toys, and much more. Pencil Portrait
Ink Still Life, Wild Life, Birds
Water Color Story Telling
Acrylic and Oil Abstraction
Pastels and Chalk
Open Class and Kids Corner only 6 items entered per person please.
Please put name and age on back of entries.
Ages: Jr. 4-10 Intermediate 11-15 Senior 16 and up
Color book pages are for display only. Art on lined paper will not be
entered. No colored photocopied transparency pictures. All other
painted items will be sent to crafts.Chair: Brianna Tuckett
Chair: Terri Nielson Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12
noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging.
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 pm and Thursday, August 11th 8-12 Ribbon Awards Blue-$2.00, Red-$1.00.
noon. Exhibit hall will be closed at noon to facilitate judging. Rosette will be given for largest and smallest grouping.
Ribbon Awards Blue-$5.00, Red-$3.00 Entries will be under the Entries will be under the discretion of the Chairman.
discretion of the Chairman.
Three inches in diameter and tied 3 times for everything
All entries must be standard canning jars except jellies which must Grass Brome, Orchard
be in suitable jars or glasses. Pickles and preserves may be in quart One Pound of Alfalfa Seed
or pint jars, except dill pickles, which should in quarts. Paste your Five ears of Corn
name on the bottom of each jar. Label each exhibit so that there Ten Seed Potatoes
will be no mistake between canned and pickled vegetables or plain Five Idaho Russets
canned vegetables or fruit. Fruit leathers need to be in jars. One Quart Shelled Dry Peas
Canning is to be judged on color, quality, uniformity, and not One Stalk Field Corn
on large size or extra fancy pack. Clean new rings should be on One Quart of Hard Red Wheat
all jars. Only one entry of each variety and type accepted. ALL One Quart of Soft White Wheat
ENTRIES must have been made or grown since the last Mud Lake One Quart of Barley
Fair. Anything previously exhibited must be displayed only. One Quart of Oats
Sheaf of Oats
Vegetables Jelly & Jam Meats Sheaf of Barley
New Potatoes Crab Apple Fowl Sheaf of Red Clover
Tomatoes Current Beef Alfalfa Sheaf
String Beans Choke Cherry Pork
Peas Raspberry Venison Exceptions -two inches in diameter
Carrots Strawberry Fish Sudan
Corn –off cob Gooseberry Smooth Brome
Beets Huckleberry Blue Grass
Swiss Chard Grape Broom Corn
Pickles Canned Fruit Suggestions in preparation: All blades should be stripped from straw.
Cucumbers –sour Cherries Heads should be well arranged, straw should be long enough to show
Cucumbers –sweet Pears average length, sheaf should be neatly but securely bound.
Mixed Pickles/Mustard Pickles Raspberries Select grain before it is ripe enough to shatter in handling.
Relishes Apples Unless above instructions are adhered to sheaves will not be judged.
Dill Pickles Peaches An award will be given to the best field of alfalfa, wheat, corn, pota-
Pickles Strawberries toes, and barley.
Bread and Butter Apricots
Pie/Sour Cherries Best ½ Dozen Eggs-White or Colored
Plums (any variety) One largest and smallest Egg
Eggs judged for size, uniformity, shape and quality.
Preserves Dried:
Tomato Fruit
Pear Vegetables Salsa
Peach Jerky
Strawberry Leathers
CherryThursday, August 11, 2016
Mud Lake Fair Grounds 7:30 p.m.
(30 Minutes Following the Parade)
Mutton Bustin’- *(up to 8 years old or weight limit of 60 pounds)
Steer Riding- 2 Divisions – 8-10 Years / 11-12 Years
Barrel Racing- 2 Divisions - 3-8 Years / 9-14 Years
Pole Bending- 2 Divisions - 3-8 Years / 9-14 Years
Ribbon Roping- 1 Youth / 1 Adult per team (Roper will be provided if needed)
Hide Race- Horseman Provided
Chicken Chase
**Some events may be eliminated depending on participation.**
Top 10 Mutton Busters will compete Friday night at the rodeo at 7:00 p.m. for the Championship buckle.
Top 10 Steer Riders will compete Saturday at the rodeo at 7:00 p.m. for the Championship buckle.
All events will receive various prizes.
Registration will be Wednesday August 10th at
the Fair Building 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
A Parent or Legal Guardian must be present to sign the waiver and
have it notarized. PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT AT
THE EVENT. There will be no exceptions!
Due to interest, we cannot do early registrations.
(Remember there is a capacity registration.)
For More Information Call: Barney Carpenter 390-7834
$2 AdmissionFFA, 4-H Livestock
Department Rules
FFA Advisor: Don Bird
4-H Advisor: Sue Walker
1. FAIR ENTRIES will be weighed at the fairgrounds Wednesday, August 10 th 4-7 p.m. Market animals will be weighed
in, health checked and will be assigned pens by the livestock chairman during these time periods. Absolutely no late or
early entries will be accepted, with the exception of lactating dairy cows which can be entered Friday, August 12 th by
7 a.m. All other dairy will be entered Thursday, August 11 th 4-7 p.m. Animals will not be entered or weighed unless
they are clean and rough fitted.
2. Animals exhibited in 4-H or FFA may not cross over with open class exhibits
3. Animals shown in the Market class may not be shown in breeding classes, and animals shown in breeding animal clas-
ses may not be shown in the market class.
4. FFA and 4-H members exhibiting beef, dairy, sheep or swine projects must enter the Showmanship contest and Quali-
ty class respectively. Showmanship and Quality will be judged separately. There will be five showmanship divisions
determined by age of exhibitor of current year.
1. FFA
2. 4-H Sr. 15-19 yrs.
3. 4-H Int. 12-14 yrs.
4. 4-H 8-11 yrs.
5. Novice 8-11 yrs. First year showing.
5. Animals entered in showmanship classes will be the 4-H and FFA MEMBERS’ OWN ANIMAL AND RECORD
BOOKS MUST BE COMPLETED BY EXHIBITORS!
Note: Only 4-H and FFA members will be allowed to show
animals in the show ring with the exceptions of the Judge
and Ring Steward during 4-H and FFA shows.
6. FFA and 4-H will show together in all classes, except showmanship class.
7. In all cases, the decision of the judge is FINAL.
8. All equipment, feed, and feeding equipment are to be KEPT NEAT AND TIDY. NOT IN THE SHOW ARENA.
9. All classes will be judged according to FFA/ 4-H standards. Exhibitors will comply with all general rules of the fair.
Animals will be shown by FFA/ 4-H members only, except by permission of advisors. The group award system will
be used for comparative judging of all exhibits. The record books are part of the project exhibits and will be checked
for completeness before projects are considered complete.
10. Any FFA or 4-H members may exhibit a project at either county fair, but not both fairs.
11. All FFA and 4-H members must own and care for animals for the following minimum days.
1. Beef – 130 days
2. Sheep – 60 days
3. Swine – 90 days
4. Dairy – 60 days
12. The Fitting of animals must be done by members. Parents, leaders, or other persons may only assist.
13. All FFA and 4-H members are responsible for their animals until 10:00 p.m. each night of the fair.
14. FFA and 4-H Livestock classes will be conducted in the same format as the open livestock divisions. Only extra
animals, those not to be sold at the sale, may be removed with the approval of the chairman at 4 p.m. Friday.
15. No milk or liquid products is aloud to be fed to animals at the fair.
16. No money will be released to exhibitors without livestock pens cleaned out. They need to be cleaned out after the sale.FFA / 4-H
Market Animal Sale
Saturday, August 13, 2016 at 1:00 p.m.
Sale Committee: Don Bir d, Sue Walker , Vince Bar zee, Kent War ner , Rob Shively, Becky Allen and Lanny Bur tenshaw
Only animals pre-weighed on designated dates are eligible for sale: beef cattle, sheep, and swine (no chickens, goats or rabbits).
Floor will be set by floor buyer just prior to the sale OR when animal is brought to the ring.
Sale Rules:
1. Open only to FFA / 4-H members of Jefferson County or attend school in Jefferson County as defined below: (General rule
#4:“To exhibit at the Mud Lake Fair, the exhibitor must live within Jefferson County or attend one of the three school dis-
tricts within the county.”
2. Sale Limitations: any exhibitor may sell one (1) market animal only.
3. FFA / 4-H members selling steers will be subject to a brand inspection prior to the sale. This cost will be deducted from
seller’s check.
4. Animals must meet sale committee weight requirements of fair weigh-in to be eligible to sell.
5. Over weight animals will sell at maximum weight allowed, underweight animals will not sell.
6. Exhibitor with more than one market animal MUST NOTIFY the sale committee immediately after animals are judged for
quality, which animal they wish to sell in the market livestock sale.
7. The sale committee strongly opposes the use of tranquilizers on cattle at fair time.
8. Only one (1) animal can be sold per student.
9. Animals must be fit to enter show sale ring. NO unfit animals will be sold.
10. Sale committee will not be responsible for extra animals that do not go through the sale ring. (Extra animals will not be de-
livered to butcher or floor buyer.) Extra animals are not the responsibility of the sale committee and maybe removed from
pens and fairgrounds by Friday at 4:00 p.m. with chairman approval.
11. High rate of gain award for each species will be determined from the sale animal list.
12. All female sheep must have a Scrapies tag at weigh in.
13. Each animal sold will have a $5.00 selling expense deducted from paycheck.
14. No milk or liquid products to be fed to animals at the fair.
15. Pens need to be cleaned before any money is paid to exhibitor.
4-H Department
Extension Educators: Lorie Dye
4-H Program Assistant Sue Walker 745-6685
Premiums for all projects including Home Ec. and Demos-August TBA
Livestock, Horses, Home Ec. and Misc Projects at the extension office.
will be held in Mud Lake Live animal demonstrations August TBA at the Rigby
Fairgrounds.
Blue Award - $3.00
Red Award - $2.00 Awards will be:
White Award - $1.00 1st Place $35.00
2nd Place $20.00
3rd Place $10.00
Style Show will be held at the Rigby Fair Grounds TBA
Working Ranch Horse Show will be held in Rigby August TBASheep
Chairman: Becky Allen 390-4835
Sheep must be entered Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 p.m. 4-H and FFA
Livestock pens must be cleaned before premium money will be paid. Open
class entries will be requested to honor same rule.
Sheep Show Friday after the Beef Show Blue Red White
All Standard Breed $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
$2.00 Entry fee per animal class
Classes:
1. Aged Ram .............................................1 yr. Or over
2. Yearling Ram...................................8 months – 1 yr.
3. Ram Lamb........................................6 months – 1 yr.
4. Aged Ewe........................................1 yr. - 18 months
5. Yearling Ewe...........................8 months –24 months
6. Ewe lamb...........................................under 8 months
7. Grand Champion Ram (each breed)...............Rosette
8. Grand Champion Ewe (each breed)...............Rosette
Tate Simmons
Dairy
Chairman: Becky Allen 390-4835
Dairy must be entered Thursday, August 11th 4-7 p.m. 4-H and FFA Live-
stock pens must be cleaned before premium money will be paid. Open
class entries will be requested to honor same rule. EXCEPTIONS: Cows in
milk can be entered Friday morning by 7 a.m. and can be removed Friday
by 5 p.m. and returned by 9 am next day for duration of fair.
Dairy Show Friday after the Beef Show Blue Red White
All Standard Breed $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
$2.00 Entry fee per animal class
Classes:
1. Junior Heifer.............................3 months – 6 months
2. Senior Heifer....................................6 months – 1 yr.
3. Junior Yearling...............................1 yr. - 18 months
4. Cows.....................................18 months – 24 months
5. Cows...............................................24 months – 3 yr.
6. Aged Cows.........................................3 yr. and older
7. Grand Champion Dairy Cow (all breeds).......Trophy
Hyrum Spencer
Beef
Chairman: Lanny Burtenshaw 663-4676
Beef must be entered Wednesday, August 10th 5-7 p.m.
4-H and FFA Livestock pens must be cleaned after the removal of animals
from the fair and then money will be paid. Open class entries will be re-
quested to honor same rule.
EXCEPTIONS: Sucking calves may be removed by 5 p.m. and returned by
9 a.m. next day for duration of fair.
Beef Show Friday 8:30 a.m. Blue Red White
All Standard Breed $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
$2.00 Entry fee per animal class
Classes:
1. Junior Bull Calf..................................up to 6 months
2. Senior Bull Calf...............................6 months – 1 yr.
3. Junior Yearling Bull.......................1 yr. - 18 months
4. Senior Yearling Bull......................18 months – 2 yr.
5. Bulls..............................................................2 – 3 yr.
6. Junior Heifer........................................up to 6 month
7. Senior Heifer....................................6 months – 1 yr.
8. Cows........................................................2 yr. and up
9. Grand Champion (each breed).........................Ribbon Brooklyn WoodSwine
Chair: Vince Barzee 589-4109
Swine must be entered Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 p.m.
4-H and FFA Livestock pens must be cleaned after the sale and ani-
mals are removed from pens. Only then will money will be paid. Open
class entries will be requested to honor same rule. Swine show on
Thursday at 8:30 a.m.
All Standard Breed Blue Red White
$2.00 Entry fee per animal class $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
Classes:
1. Young Boar ..............................................under 1 yr.
2. Old Boar......................................................over 1 yr.
3. Young Sow...............................................under 1 yr.
4. Aged Sow....................................................over 1 yr.
5. Market Class
6. Grand Champion Boar (each breed)................Rosette
7. Grand Champion Sow (each breed)................Rosette
8. Grand Market Hog (each breed).....................Trophy
Poultry & Rabbits Malaika Rogers
Chairs: Richard & Kim Korn 663-4719
Poultry and rabbits must be shown by exhibitors during judging and
must be entered by 10 a.m. on Friday August 12 th –Must be present for
judging.
All Standard Breeds Blue Red
Classes: $2.00 $1.00
Chickens Rabbits
Best Flock – 3 hens
Best Hen
Buck over one year
Pen of three fryers BRAND THE BUILDING
Three Fryers Doe over one year
Best Rooster Doe under one year Come brand the building! Use your irons or electric
Family-Display only Family-Display only brand. For a onetime fee of $100 per brand, you can
Turkeys Geese Ducks have your brand put on the new concession building. We
Tom Gander Drake will do this August 10th at 8:00 p.m. This will also be
Best Hen Goose Hen
ongoing tradition and a way to help maintain and com-
plete the fair building projects. What a great way to
Goat show your support.
Chair: Becky Allen 390-4835
Contact Lisa Shively for more information!
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO FEED AND WATER YOUR OWN ANIMALS.
YOUR ARE RESPONSIBLE TO CLEAN YOUR PENS AND THE AISLE BY YOUR PEN
ON A DAILY BASIS.
Thanks to all contributors to the concession buildings in the last few years. Your generosity has made it
possible to make these nice changes and upgrades to our fair buildings. The Mud Lake Fair Board has
also been working on getting grants as well. They have received two grants from CHC grants and
Northwest Farm Credit. They hope to continue to receive other grants as well to continue to make new
changes and upgrades. Donations are always being accepted. Contact a member of the Mud Lake Fair
Board if you are interested in donating.2015 FFA/4-H
Market Animal Sale Buyers
Falls Fertilizer Golden West Irrigation Stockmans Supply Valley Wide Coop
Mud Lake Oil Burtenshaw Cattle Ron’s Tire Factory Birch Creek Mill Works
L. Newman Farms Pancheri Inc. Korn Dairy Mud Lake Farm Supply
B&B Auto Body Dobson Farms KG’s Repair Bonneville Co. Implement
Vince Barzee Lakeside Farms Holdaway Ranch Idaho Ag Credit
Dowdy Trucking Kirt Hansen Farms Derert Air Ag Lube Shop
Ken Torgerson Rigby Dairy Taylor Chevrolet Rain for Rent
Frank Sullivan Farms Keith’s Parts Bittersweet Farms Lee Burtenshaw
Matt’s Meat Robinson Farms Soderquist Farms Salmon River / Quality Motor
Burt Allen Biorem Sullivan Livestock 2 J Hay
Larson Harvesting Pioneer Equipment Byron Wood Cedar Creek Dental
Mickelsen’s Pack Northwest Farm Credit Robert Johnson DC Farms Stan Neville
Tractor Sales I.F. Lynn Wood Bank of Commerce Firth Mill
Rudd & Co. Scotty’s Inc. Holdaway Farms Ikes 66
Dairy Systems Co. Snake River Dairyman’s Assoc. Agri Lines Irrigation Rocknaks Hardware Plus
Toby Albertson Zions Bank Pancheri Bros.
Fall River Insurance Brian & Becky Allen Just for Kids Dentistry
Thank You for all of your support!!
Wednesday, August 10th 2016-2017 Season Participants
at 7:00 p.m Jeremiah Peterson– Senior
Mud Lake Fair Grounds Riggin Vadnais– Junior
Saige Kirkpatrick– Junior
For more information call: Hyrum Richins– Sophomore
Toni Wagoner– 270-0220 Jalette Peterson– Sophomore
TaLyn Neville– Sophomore
Alecia Wagoner– Sophomore
Bailie Bramwell– Sophomore
Lori Wagoner– Freshman
Joni Grover– Freshman
Everett Richins– Jr. High2015 FFA/4-H Trophy Winners
2015 Sponsors were Northwest Farm Credit Services, The Lube Shop,
Yellowstone Glove and Idaho Ag Credit
Beef Winners Dairy Winners
Grand Champion Market– Brooklyn Wood Grand Champion Market– Hyrum Spencer
Reserve Champion Market– Madi Pancheri Reserve Champion Market– Elizabeth Spencer
Grand Champion Novice Showman– Dillon Holloway Grand Champion Novice Showman– Daniel Spencer
Grand Champion Junior Showman– Madi Pancheri Grand Champion Junior Showman– Hyrum Spencer
Grand Intermediate Showman– Tyra Pancheri Grand Intermediate Showman– Elizabeth Spencer
Grand Champion FFA Showman– Torrie Pancheri Grand Champion Overall Showman– Elizabeth Spencer
Grand Champion Overall Showman– Torrie Pancheri
A big THANK YOU to all of the sponsors
Lamb Winners who help out with FFA and 4-H in our
Grand Champion Market– Tate Simmons community. Your generosity, money and
Reserve Grand Champion Market– TaLyn Neville time are greatly appreciated!
Grand Champion Novice Showman– Kross Newman
Grand Champion Junior Showman– Taylor Petersen
Grand Intermediate Showman– TaLyn Neville
Grand Champion Senior Showman– Mikayla Hunter
Grand Champion FFA Showman– Camas Neville
Grand Champion Overall Showman– TaLyn Neville
Swine Winners
Grand Champion Market– Malaika Rogers
Reading at the Park
Reserve Grand Champion Market– Logan Ricks
Grand Champion Novice Showman– Davlynn Holloway
Grand Champion Junior Showman– Sydney Holloway
Wednesday, August 10th 4-7 p.m.
Grand Intermediate Showman– Malaika Rogers Thursday, August 11th 9-12 a.m.
Grand Champion Senior Showman– Mayli Murdock
Sponsored by: The Heart of the
Grand Champion FFA Showman– Logan Ricks Valley Public Library
Grand Champion Overall Showman– Sydney Holloway
Contact Janeal Johnson-663-4841 or the library -663-4834
for more information!MUD LAKE QUEEN CONTEST
2015 Princess– Alexis Hutchings, 1st Attendant– Cicily Jacobs, 2nd Attendant– Dixie Downs
2015 Jr. Queen– Lori Wagoner, 1st Attendant– Joni Grover, 2nd Attendant– Kaylee Dalling
2015 Sr. Queen– Abbey Grover, 1st Attendant– Alecia Wagoner
2016 Teen Idaho– Isabel Winders
2016 Queen Contest is July 23, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. at the Mud Lake Fair Grounds check in is at 8:00 a.m.
Deadline to enter July 6, 2016
Divisions: Princess– ages 6-9, Jr. Queen– ages 10-13, Sr. Queen– ages 14-19
Please contact Tracey Johnson 539-6533 or Toni Wagoner 270-0200
Opened to girls ages 6-19 that are residents of West Jefferson and Clark Countries
“No Boots, No Spurs
Mud Lake Fair
Fun Run”
FUN RUN on Saturday, August 6, 2016 at 7:30 a.m. What better way to begin Fair week than to come out
and run in a 5K race. The race will begin and end at the High School by the track.
Sponsored by the West Jefferson Cross Country team. Prizes will be given out to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners
and prizes to the 1st place winners of various age division male and female.
You can register through mail the cost is $25.00 a person. We will be having a kid 1 mile run for $15.00 at
the track. You will receive a t-shirt child and adult sizes. When you register print your full name, age and
gender plus shirt size.
Please mail to Linda Smuin 1552 N. 1500 E. Terreton, Idaho 83450 with your fee. You can register that
morning but will not guarantee a t-shirt. Race starts at 7:30 a.m. but please be here at 6:45 to pick up packets.
Packets can be picked up Friday, August 5, from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. at the high school track. Hope to see ya
all there! If you would like to be a sponsor $50 or more will get your name or business name put on the back
of the runners t-shirts.
Contact Numbers
Linda Smuin 208-390-6010
Michelle Spencer 208-206-2283Fair Board and Committee Members
Fair Board:
Matt Mecham Manager 390-9231
Micky White Secretary 663-4304
Evelyn Nelson Treasurer 662-5254
Lisa Shively Concessions/Commercial Booths 663-4517
Shawna Tuckett Indoor Open Class Chairman 663-4522
Rob Shively Outdoor Open Class Chairman 663-4517
Don Bird FFA 663-4987
Rodeo Chairman
Auxiliary Committee:
Cheryl Bird Rodeo Secretary 390-4987
Sue Walker 4-H 313-0603
Kristin Carpenter Fair Book 390-7835
Barney Carpenter Youth Rodeo Chairman 390-7834
Mindy Hoggan Advertising
Cara Shuldberg Newspaper 663-4856
Event Chairmen:
Jill Coleman Parade 663-4515
Brianna Tuckett Baby Contest 663-4312
Tammy Furness Quilts, Needlework 663-4617
Paulynn Simmons Quilts, Needlework 663-4892
Kathy Bitter Quilts, Needlework 663-4355
Wanda Pincock Quilts, Needlework 663-4903
Cara Shuldberg Flowers 663-4856
Sandy Ward Home Gardening
Terri Nielson Home Canning 681-4652
Debbie Calaway Culinary 663-4839
Carol Mecham Home Sewing
Mikki Williams Crafts
Candie Reyes Photography 663-4653
Ellen White Photography 663-4907
Michelle Murdock Art 663-4540
Jenny Soderquist Woodworking 663-4920
Brianna Tuckett Field and Crop 663-4312
Becky Allen Sheep 390-4835
Becky Allen Dairy 390-4835
Lanny Burtenshaw Beef 663-4676
Vince Barzee Swine 589-4109
Richard and Kim Korn Poultry and Rabbits 663-4719
Looking for winter storage? Call Rob Shively at 663-4517 for available storage in the fair building. Space is limited.SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Date Time Event
Monday
August 1st 6:00 p.m. Family Fairground Clean-up
Saturday
August 6th 7:30 a.m. No Boots, No Spurs Mud Lake Fun Run
Tuesday
August 9th All Day Setup Booths
9:00 a.m. 4-H Horse Show
Wednesday
August 10th 9:00 a.m. Enter 4-H projects in building
10:00 a.m. 4-H Judging
4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Enter all Open Class in building
4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Enter all livestock projects: Except Dairy (FFA/4-H)
4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Reading in the Park
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Youth Rodeo Signups
7:00 p.m. High School Rodeo Club Jackpot
8:00 p.m. Brand the Building
Thursday
August 11th 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Enter all Open Class in building
8:30 a.m. FFA/4-H/Open Class Swine Judging
9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Reading in the Park
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Exhibit hall will be locked to facilitate judging
4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Enter Dairy Animals
5:00 p.m. Parade- assemble at the school
5:30 p.m. Parade Judging
6:00 p.m. Parade Starts
7:30 p.m. Mud Lake Youth Rodeo
Friday
August 12th 8:30 a.m. FFA/4-H/Open Class Beef Judging
Will start after the Beef Judging Dairy Judging
Will start after the Beef Judging Sheep Judging
Will start after the Dairy/Sheep Show Round Robin Showmanship
10:00 a.m. IMPRA Rodeo Slack Performance
10:00 a.m. Poultry and Rabbit Entering and Judging
3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Open Class Premium will be paid in building
4:00 p.m. Check out all non-sale Animals – excluding Poultry & Rabbits
7:00 p.m. Pre- Rodeo Event – Muttin Bustin’ Championship
7:30 p.m. IMPRA Rodeo
9:30 p.m. Lawn Mower Drag Races
Saturday
August 13th 1:00 p.m. Livestock Sale
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Open Class Premiums will be paid in building
4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. 4-H Premiums will be paid
4:00 p.m. Check out entries in fair building & all open class entries
7:00 p.m. Pre Rodeo Event – Steer Riding Championship
7:30 p.m. IMPRA Rodeo
9:30 p.m. Lawn Mower Races
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