TWIN FALLS COUNTY FAIR YOUTH DIVISION 18. Carolyn Aguilar, Filer... Superintendent FAIR OFFICE PREMIUM OFFICE..

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1 **SEE CLASSES** CLASSES 34, 35, 36 & 37 FOR CHALLENGED YOUTH TWIN FALLS COUNTY FAIR YOUTH DIVISION Carolyn Aguilar, Filer... Superintendent FAIR OFFICE PREMIUM OFFICE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday August Last Day to Last Day to 25 MAIL Pre enter Receiving Pre- Entry Entry 10am-7pm Forms Forms 26 Receiving 12-5pm 27 Judging 9am Last Day to Enter!! 2 3 September Last day of Fair! ENTRIES CLOSE: Sunday, August 26 th 5 PM Pre-entry forms may also be brought to the Premiums Office by Friday, AUGUST 24 th ENTRIES WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 th, AT 5 PM Additional forms available online at or at the fair office. RECEIVING: Saturday, AUGUST 25 th 10 AM 7 PM Sunday, AUGUST 26 th 12 PM 5 PM NO ENTRIES WILL BE RECEIVED AFTER 5 PM ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 th. JUDGING TIMES: Monday, August 27 th 9 AM (Doors will be closed while judging in this Division.) RELEASE: Tuesday, September 3 rd 12 NOON 7 PM CASH PREMIUMS WILL ONLY BE PAID AT THE PREMIUMS/LIVESTOCK OFFICE THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 th thru MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 rd 11 AM TO 7 PM PREMIUMS NOT PICKED UP WILL BE FORFEITED NO CHECKS WILL BE MAILED. *FRIDAY EVENT - FREE* Released 12-7pm First day of Fair! 30 First Day For Premium Pay out COOKIE DECORATING EXTRAVAGANZA KIDS AGES 4 TO 12 (And anyone wanting to) FRIDAY, August 31 st, 1 PM TO 4 PM TRY YOUR HAND AT DECORATING COOKIES (COOKIES, FROSTING AND SPRINKLES FURNISHED) (UNDER THE CONTEST TENT ACROSS FROM THE LEAH SMITH KITCHEN & PANTRY BLDG) AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY, LLC., will present to the following categories: Cakes, Pies, & Cookies: 10 lbs of sugar to the 1 st place winners & 4 lbs of sugar to the 2 nd place winners of Class 10, Class 11, Class 12, & Class pm COOKIE EXTRAVAGANZA ALL ENTRIES ARE PROCESSED ON THE COMPUTER. AVOID WAITING IN LINE ON ENTRY DAY MAIL YOUR ENTRY BY AUGUST 20 TH OR YOUR ENTRY TO PREMIUMSTFCFAIR@FILERTEL.COM SPONSORED BY: 1 Remember, the youth department is limited in space so please limit the size of your entries to no larger than 12 by 12. 1

2 YOUTH PLEASE NOTE YOU CAN ENTER IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS YOUTH DIVISION PRODUCE JUNIOR GARDENERS - Class 11 FLOWERS JUNIOR GARDENERS CLASS 39 & 40 ANTIQUES YOUTH SECTION CLASS KITCHEN & PANTRY PIE CONTEST CLASS 11 BAKEYOUR BEST CONTEST CLASS 26 CHOCOLATE EXTRAVAGANZA - CLASS 16 2

3 All articles must be the handwork of the exhibitor. No more than two (2) entries in any one Lot. CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS HAND WORK SECTION CLASS 01 : All entries - $ All entries CLOTHING SECTION KIWI LOCO, Twin Falls will present a gift certificate to the Best of Class winners in Hand Work Section. LOGAN S MARKET will present a gift certificate to the Best of Class Winners in the Clothing Section. 5-8 YEARS CLOTHING CLASS Blouse / Shirt 2. Doll clothes, made on sewing machine 3. Dress, jumper, jump suit 4. Pants, shorts, skirt 5. Pants, shorts, skirt, set 6. Miscellaneous 7. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette CLOTHING CLASS 03 CLOTHING CLASS YEARS CLOTHING CLASS 05 HAND WORK CLASS Beadwork not jewelry 2. Blanket, other 3. Candlewick embroidery 4. Counted cross stitch 5. Crocheted article 6. Doll 7. Embroidered article 8. Hand sewn item 9. Jewelry 10. Knit article 11. Latch hook 12. Machine sewn item not clothing 13. Needlepoint 14. Pillow 15. Plastic canvas 16. Pot holders or hot dish mats 17. Quilt, professionally quilted. Quilt, quilted by exhibitor by hand or machine 19. Stuffed toy 20. Weaving 21. Miscellaneous 22. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette 1. Blouse/shirt 2. Doll clothes, made on sewing machine 3. Dress fancy 4. Dress, jumper, jumpsuit 5. Jacket 6. Pants, shorts, skirt 7. Pants, shorts, skirt set 8. Sweat Shirt 9. T-Shirt 10. Miscellaneous 11. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner...rosette 3 SPECIAL AWARD: Salli s Back Porch Fabrics by Salli Hubbs, Shoshone Best in Class between CLASS 06-Lots 17, and CLASSES 07, 08, 09-Lots 19 & 20 $25.00 gift certificate (1 Overall)

4 HAND WORK CLASS 07 SPECIAL CULINARY AWARDS CLASSES 10-13: HAND WORK CLASS YEARS HAND WORK CLASS Beadwork not jewelry 2. Blanket, other 3. Candlewick embroidery 4. Counted cross stitch 5. Crocheted article 6. Crewel embroidery 7. Doll 8. Embroidered article 9. Hand sewn item 10. Jewelry 11. Knit article 12. Latch hook 13. Machine sewn item not clothing 14. Macramé 15. Needlepoint 16. Pillow 17. Plastic canvas. Pot holders or hot dish mats 19. Quilt, professionally quilted 20. Quilt, quilted by exhibitor by hand or machine 21. Stuffed toy 22. Tatted article 23. Weaving 24. Miscellaneous 25. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner...rosette CAKE DECORATING WILTON AWARD Youth non-professional in Classes: 10,11,12,13. Lots: 8 and 24. Best of Class: 20-Piece Beginning Buttercream Decorating Set. Runner-Up: Color Swirl 3-Color Coupler Decorating Kit. ALL LAYER CAKES MUST BE WHOLE AND NOT OVER 10 IN DIAMETER. NO SHEET CAKES CUT TO FORM LAYERS. CAKES MUST BE PLACED ON PAPER PLATES. NO CAKES WILL BE ACCEPTED IN PANS. CAKES WILL BE CUT IN HALF AT THE TIME OF ENTRY AND EXHIBITORS WILL TAKE HOME HALF NOT ENTERED. KERR FRESHPRESERVING AWARD The Best Exhibit, exhibited by a youth, canned in Kerr Jars and sealed with Kerr Two Piece Vacuum Caps shall be selected from the following: Fruits, Vegetables, Pickled Foods, and Jams & Jellies First Place: Two (2) six dollar ($6.00) Coupons for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products, and One (1) Free (up to $6 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin. Second Place: One (1) six dollar ($6.00) Coupon for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and One (1) Free (up to $6 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin. AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY, LLC. Will present to the following categories: Cakes, Cookies & Pies 1 st place winners - 10 lbs. of sugar 2 nd place winners - 4 lbs. of sugar Classes: 10, 11, 12 & 13. 4

5 CULINARY SECTION MODEL SECTION CULINARY CLASS YEARS CULINARY CLASS 11 PUTTERS MINIATURE GOLF,Twin Falls will present a gift certificate to the Best of Class winners in Models. CULINARY CLASS YEARS CULINARY CLASS 13 Breads are to be whole loafs, not cut 1. Biscuits-4 2. Bread, banana whole loaf 3. Bread, batter whole loaf 4. Bread, machine whole loaf 5. Bread, yeast whole loaf 6. Bread, zucchini whole loaf 7. Brownies-4 8. Cake, decorated 9. Cake, layered, frosted 10. Cake pops Candy, 4 pieces 12. Canned, fruit 13. Canned, vegetables 14. Canned, misc. 15. Cookies, bar Cookies, chocolate chip, plain Cookies, mixed ingredients-4. Cookies, no bake Cookies, oatmeal, plain Cookies, peanut butter, plain Cookies, rolled Cookies, sugar Cookies, misc Cupcakes Fancy Holiday Cookies Fruit leather Jelly or jam 28. Muffins Pickled vegetables 30. Pickles 31. Pies 32. Quick Bread 33. Rolls, yeast Specialty Breads, donuts, scones, crepes Sugar Free Bake Item, please include recipe 36. Miscellaneous 37. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette 5 MODELS CLASS Agricultural equipment 2. Airplane, civilian 3. Airplane, military 4. Boat 5. Car 6. Display, military no larger than 12 X Knex no larger than 12 x Lego s freestyle no larger than 12 x Lego s kit - no larger than 12 X Pickup 11. Pinewood derby 12. Rocket 13. Tank 14. Truck, semi 15. Miscellaneous 16. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette MODELS CLASS 15 MODELS CLASS YEARS MODELS CLASS 17 1 st nd - $ rd - $ Agricultural equipment 2. Airplane, civilian, jet 3. Airplane, civilian, propeller 4. Airplane, military, jet 5. Airplane, military, propeller 6. Boat 7. Boat, military

6 8. Car, classic 9. Car, custom 10. Car, dragster/funny 11. Car, stock 12. Display, military- no larger than 12 X Display, miscellaneous- no larger than 12 X Helicopter 15. Jeep 16. K Nex no larger than12 x Lego s freestyle no larger than 12 X 12. Lego s Kit no larger than12 x Motorcycle 20. Pickup, Classic 21. Pickup, custom 22. Pickup, monster style 23. Pickup, stock 24. Pinewood derby 25. Rocket 26. Sailing vessel 27. Space vehicle 28. Tank 29. Truck, tractor 30. Truck, tractor/trailer 31. Van 32. Miscellaneous 33. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner...rosette 6. Ink 7. Markers 8. Media, acrylic 9. Media, mixed 10. Media, oil 11. Media, pen/pencil 12. Media, watercolor 13. Media, misc. 14. Oil Pastels 15. String or Scratch art 16. Miscellaneous 17. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette ART CLASS YEARS ART CLASS YEARS ART CLASS 21 ART ARCTIC CIRCLE, BUHL, will present a gift certificate to the winners in Best of Class for the Art Section All work must be adequately framed and wired for hanging. All works on paper must be on rigid mat board, behind glass or rigid plastic and wired for hanging. No saw tooth hangers please. Stretched canvas does not need to be framed, but needs wired for hanging. All art work is judged on neatness and framing. ART CLASS 1. Charcoal 2. Drawing, black/white 3. Drawing, color 4. Glass, painted 5. Glass, stained 6 1. Charcoal 2. Drawing, black/white 3. Drawing, color 4. Glass, painted 5. Glass, stained 6. Ink 7. Markers 8. Media, acrylic, floral 9. Media, acrylic, landscape 10. Media, acrylic, misc. 11. Media, mixed 12. Media, oil, floral 13. Media, oil, landscape 14. Media, oil, misc. 15. Media, Pen/Pencil 16. Media, water color, floral 17. Media, water color, landscape. Media, watercolor, misc. 19. Media, miscellaneous 20. String or Scratch art 21. Miscellaneous 22. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette FAIR THEME MAY THE FAIR BE WITH YOU CLASS 38 LOT 1 Original work or classroom work (Award: Rosette and $5.00)

7 PHOTOGRAPHY CERAMICS Photos must be mounted & not to exceed 16 X 20 No framed photos accepted SPECIAL AWARDS: ADDISON PHOTOGRAPHY, Twin Falls, will present $25.00 to the Best of Class winners in Photography. PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS 22 1 st nd - $ rd - $ Animals 2. Black & White 3. Outdoor 4. People 5. Miscellaneous 6. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner...rosette PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS 23 PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS YEARS PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS Abstract 2. Action 3. Animals 4. Black & white 5. Outdoor 6. People, groups 7. People, portraits 8. Selfie 9. Miscellaneous 10. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner...rosette JESSIE S CERAMICS, Kimberly One lucky Ceramics Exhibitor will win a gift certificate from Jessie s. SPECIAL AWARDS: HANDS ON, Twin Falls will present a studio pass to the Best of Class winners, in the ceramics section. CERAMICS CLASS Glazes, combination or controlled 2. Glazes, crystal tones 7 textures 3. Glazes, opaque 4. Glazes, translucent 5. Glazes, under glazes 6. Glazes, miscellaneous 7. Over glazes, decals 8. Over glazes, luster 9. Over glazes, metallic 10. Over glazes, miscellaneous or combination 11. Plaster 12. Porcelain 13. Pottery, hand molding 14. Purchased Bisque not started from greenware 15. Raku 16. Stains, antiquing & translucent 17. Stains, chalking. Stains, dry brushing 19. Stains, miscellaneous 20. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette CERAMICS CLASS 27 CERAMICS CLASS YEARS CERAMICS CLASS 29. 7

8 1. Glazes, combination or controlled 2. Glazes, crystal tones 7 textures 3. Glazes, opaque 4. Glazes, translucent 5. Glazes, under glazes 6. Glazes, miscellaneous 7. Over glazes, decals 8. Over glazes, luster 9. Over glazes, metallic 10. Over glazes, miscellaneous or combination 11. Plaster 12. Porcelain 13. Pottery, hand molding 14. Purchased Bisque not started from green ware 15. Raku 16. Stains, antiquing & translucent 17. Stains, chalking. Stains, dry brushing 19. Stains, miscellaneous 20. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS SPECIAL AWARD: SUBWAY, FILER will present a gift certificate to the Best in Class winners in the Miscellaneous Crafts. MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS CLASS Birdhouse 2. Candle making 3. Collection/display-12 X12 4. Decorated clothing 5. Dough art 6. Holiday item 7. Leather work 8. Metal craft 9. Nature craft 10. Novelty, fabric base 11. Novelty, foam base 12. Novelty, glass base 13. Novelty, metal base 14. Novelty, paper base 15. Novelty, plastic base 16. Novelty, wood base 17. School Projects, history science, etc.-12 X12. Scrapbooking, 1 2 page layout 19. Sculptured clay 20. Soap making 21. Stained glass 22. Tole painting 23. Tri-chem/fabric paint 24. Wood-hand carved 25. Miscellaneous 26. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS CLASS 31 MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS CLASS YEARS MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS CLASS 33 1 st - $ nd - $ rd Birdhouse 2. Candle making 3. Collection/display-not larger than12 X Decorated clothing 5. Dough art 6. Holiday item 7. Leather craft 8. Metal craft 9. Nature craft 10. Novelty, fabric base 11. Novelty, foam base 12. Novelty, glass base 13. Novelty, metal base 14. Novelty, paper base 15. Novelty, plastic base 16. Novelty, wood base 17. School Projects, history, science, etc.-not to exceed 12 X 12. Scrapbook 1 2 page layout 19. Sculptured clay 20. Soap making 21. Stained glass 22. Tole painting 23. Tri-chem/fabric paint 24. Weaving 25. Wood-hand carved 26. Miscellaneous 27. Best of Class, must be blue ribbon winner... Rosette 8

9 MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED YOUTH CLASS 34 AGES All Categories CLASS 35 AGES 9-11 CLASS 36 AGES CLASS 37 AGES 15 - SCHOOL EXHIBITS $ WILL BE DIVIDED EQUALLY AMONG SCHOOLS ENTERING DISPLAYS (MUST BE 2017 & 20 WORKS) Display must be no more than 60 wide and 8 feet long, if you display items in front on table, OR 60 wide by 10 feet long, if you do not use a table. Display set up time: SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 th 10 AM 7 PM SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 th 12 NOON 5 PM If you need to set up your display prior to that, please call Carolyn Aguilar at This Lot is limited to persons who are able to fully complete the project for the Lot unaided, except for the possibility of purchasing ingredients; transportation or other requirement not directly related to completion of the project itself. Displays must be removed on Tuesday, September 4 th between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. 2. All categories This Lot is limited to persons who need occasional assistance in order to complete the project, not only purchasing, transportation, etc., but for actual direction or assistance with the project itself. The project should, however, be the primary responsibility of the exhibitor. 3. All categories This Lot is limited to persons who need significant assistance with their project in order to complete them. This assistance would involve most or all phases of the project. The exhibitor would most likely not be able to complete the project without the assistance. Premium Payout: THANKS TO: NIELSON FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Twin Falls, for awarding the $.75 to the white ribbon winners in Classes 34, 35, 36, & 37 Note: All entries in Class 34, , & 37 if not a 1 st or 2 nd place they will receive a 3 rd place award. SPECIAL AWARD: ESPRESSO HEAVEN, Filer, will present a gift certificate for a drawing in each Class Number 34 through 37. 9

10 USE SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH DIVISION ENTRY FORM FOR: Circle One Produce & Fruit (10 & 11) Flowers (12) Home Arts (13) Antiques (14) Kitchen & Pantry (15) Art (16) Photography (17) Youth () FFA (19) Name Address City/State Zip Telephone Cell Address TWIN FALLS COUNTY FAIR 215 Fair Ave. Filer, Idaho tfcfair.com Please accept the entries indicated below, subject to rules and classifications governing exhibits at the Twin Falls County Fair, as published in the premium book or policies of the Twin Falls County Fair Board, by which I hereby agree to be governed. I hereby release the Twin Falls County Fair from liability on account of loss or damages to property which I may have on the Fairgrounds. I understand that cash premiums are paid during the Fair (ONLY) at the Livestock/Premium Office. Exhibitors Signature (If under, signature of parent or guardian) OFFICE USE ONLY Exhibitor s No. Professional Entry Fee Paid Paid By Clerk Note: To Pre-enter: Entry forms should be mailed by August 20th; faxed to , OR to tfcfair@filertel.com OR taken to the Premium Office by Friday August 24 th. Entry forms can also be turned in on entry days. INFORMATION FROM Office INFORMATION FROM Office PREMIUM BOOK DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE Use PREMIUM BOOK DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE Use Div. # Class # Lot # (Use exact wording as in Premium Book) Only Div. # Class # Lot # (Use exact wording as in Premium Book) Only 10

11 CULTURAL AND PREMIUM RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. CULTURAL CASH PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID FROM 11 AM TO 7 PM IN THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE BEGINNING ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 th, THRU MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 20. PREMIUMS NOT PICKED UP BY 7:00 PM SEPTEMBER 3 rd, WILL BE FORFEITED. NO CHECKS WILL BE MAILED. 2. LIVESTOCK CASH PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID FROM 11 AM TO 7 PM IN THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE ONE DAY AFTER THE SHOW. PREMIUMS NOT PICKED UP BY MONDAY AT 7 P.M. WILL BE FORFEITED. NO CHECKS WILL BE MAILED. 3. EXCEPTION: DRAFT HORSE/MULE PREMIUMS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE BEGINNING SUNDAY, THROUGH MONDAY FROM 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PREMIUMS, ALL HORSES/MULES MUST BE ON GROUNDS FOR ENTIRE WEEK OF FAIR. EXHIBITORS LEAVING BEFORE RELEASE TIME WILL FORFEIT THEIR PREMIUMS. PARTICIPANTS OF WAGON DAYS MAY BE EXCUSED FOR SATURDAY ONLY, RETURN BY 9 A.M. SUNDAY, AND REMAIN UNTIL 7 P.M. MONDAY. 4. Any discrepancy in premiums must be brought to the attentions of the Premiums Manager no later than September 3 rd. 5. Awards will be made according to the merits of the exhibit. If no competition exists or if an article is not worthy of 1 st premium, the judge may disqualify or award 2 nd, 3 rd, or 4 th premiums at his discretion. Only one of each placing in any one Lot will be awarded. 6. The possession of ribbons and premium cards does not entitle holder to premiums. The premiums on exhibits are paid only on the signed record returned to the Premiums Office by the Judge. Ribbons and cards must remain attached to exhibits while they are on display. 7. Disrespect Shown to any award, or to any Judge, by an exhibitor forfeits all awards made to the offending exhibitor. 8. COLORS-Blue denotes First Premium, Red - Second Premium, White Third Premium, Pink Forth Premium, Yellow Fifth Premium, Green Sixth Premium, Purple Reserve Champion, White and Purple Rosette Champion & Best of Lot. 9. Superintendents and Judges must sign and return to the Premiums Manager all award sheets and cards as soon as the judging in complete and awards are made. 10. Superintendents and Judges shall exercise great care that the awards are properly recorded, as ribbons, cards, etc., are valueless as evidence of premiums unless the Judge s signed report validates them. 11. Judges shall not enter items for judging in the Division they are associated with; they may however enter in other Divisions. 12. If for any reason there are not enough exhibitors in any one breed, or Lot, to make a competitive showing, then the exhibitor showing will be entitled to one cash premium in each Lot. The Judge will indicate the highest award eligible in the Lot according to the quality of the animal or exhibit. Competition must be between two or more animals, or exhibits, owned by separate exhibitors. Two or more exhibits giving the reason for the decision. 13. THE SUPERINTENDENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO QUALIFY ARTICLES BEING ENTERED WITH CONSULTATION OF FAIR MANAGEMENT: Entries will be rejected if perceived to be objectionable or unfit for family viewing. 11