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State Fair. We are proud to serve 23 counties in the great state of New Mexico.

The exciting Fair week begins on Monday, Sept. 29 with the largest parade in all of New Mexico. Our own Jessica Burson, Miss New Mexico, will be heading up our parade as grand marshal. Then cruise on out to the fairgounds and fill your day with wonderful food, an outstanding carnival with gyrating rides, free entertainment, both national and local in flavor.

We have scheduled hourly events every night at our entertainment stages, Bob Crosby Arena and daily Junior Livestock Shows.

There’s truly something for everyone — educational booths, a commercial building over flowing with wheeling and dealing businesses displaying their latest products and an arts and crafts building filled with outstanding talent. Of course, you won’t want to miss the culmination of the youth’s year long, hard work with the Junior Livestock Sale that begins 9 a.m., SatWe’re honored to have you as a urday, Oct. 4. The best-of-the-best guest of the greatest, oldest Fair in will sell their animals to the highthe state, the Eastern New Mexico

A message from the fair president

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est bidder — it’s a rollin‚’ good time!

A thank you to the City of Roswell as they provide police and firefighters to make sure you are in a completely safe environment as you enjoy your time with us. Safety is paramount to us and we suggest you follow some simple steps for their safety. First, take a picture on your cellphone of your child in case you get separated. This will give us a visual image as we search for your child. Second, place a note with your cellphone number in the pocket of their clothing then we can make immediate contact with you. More than likely you will never need these safety rules but it’s better to be safe.

I would like to thank the many volunteers that help put on this event, without you it would not be possible. A big shout out goes to our board members, office personnel in the main office, the Junior Livestock office ladies, and our grounds manager and his staff — great teamwork!

Most of all the Eastern New Mexi-

co State Fair would like to say thank you for coming and being a part of this year ’s Fair. Without your support we would not be able to continue this great tradition.

Our theme this year is “92 Years of Wheels and Squeals.” Be sure to check out our web site, enmsf.com, for further information and the schedule for the week long Fair. Come join us as we cherish our history and celebrate our bright future.

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Parade grand marshal

By Jessica Burson

parents and I created 13 years ago.

My parents often tell others that Parade grand marshal and Miss they strive to raise grand champion New Mexico lambs, but their full intentions are For 92 years, Roswell has kept a raising grand champion kids. And time-honored tradition. As the East- just like my parents, the Eastern ern New Mexico State Fair brings New Mexico State Fair has pronew life to Chaves County, let us duced and will continue to produce not get lost in the bright lights and kids that strive to set the standard of funnel cake. grand.

I jokingly will say I was raised at I am so honored to have grown up the fair. However, in reality I grew at the Eastern Fair and I would not up at the fair. My show career was change it for anything. Showing anything less than boring, starting and raising livestock has provided and ending at the ENMS Fair- me with many opportunities. Some grounds. I was fortunate to be rec- may believe that being involved ognized on the national stage with the fair taught me only to show numerous times, but my favorite a lamb. Instead, the fair taught me was being recognized in my own about winning and losing; about backyard. treasuring moments with the people Even though my era of showing I love most; about caring for and livestock has ended, I am still able supporting my competitors; and Courtesy Photo to strive towards the goal both my about maintaining my integrity and

being a positive role model to highly impressionable youth. It taught me about much more than just what it takes to win a class in a sheep show; it taught me about life.

So as the Eastern New Mexico State Fair comes to town, I ask that you take your family to enjoy the bright lights and funnel cakes; ride the Ferris wheel twice with your loved ones. However, when you are at the peak of the wheel, look over to the livestock area and know that the future of our nation is being invested in-- as 4-H and FFA youth exhibit at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

I can’t wait to see you all at the parade, and I hope to talk with you at the Fair! I will be there eating caramel corn and enjoying this time honored tradition with the community that I love!

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92 Years: Down Home Country Fair

Welcome to an event 92 years in the making! The Eastern New Mexico State Fair has a long and proud history. Although we count 92 years from the first Chaves County Cotton Carnival in 1922, the roots of the fair began many years before that with the Southeastern New Mexico and Pecos Valley Fair Association. The purpose of the fair was to exhibit agricultural and orchard products.

The fairs of 1892 and 1893 were an opportunity for local residents to show how productive the Pecos Valley could be. Even local farmers were surprised at the array of

crops represented at the fair. The highlight of the event however was the Alfalfa Palace. This architectural phenomenon was constructed of bales of sweetsmelling alfalfa and resembled a castle complete with battlements.

The Alfalfa Palace was more than an amazing structure as it also housed the local exhibits. Covered pens were adjacent to the palace and housed the livestock. It is noted that as the wind began to blow, the Palace had to be evacuated and one lady reluctant to leave was carried out by a concerned gentleman. It was later discovered that the “lady” was actually a dummy of Martha Washington from one of the displays. The gentleman in question was considered no less heroic upon this revelation.

Those early days of community gathering would slowly evolve into the Eastern New Mexico State Fair that we enjoy today. The first parade to open a fair was held in 1900. This first parade created a new name for the fair. There was such a wondrous display of floral decorations that the fair became known as the “Flower Fair”.

Today’s parade boasts over a hundred floats and entries representing businesses, schools, teams, clubs, and more. In the early fair

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days children from local schools were given three days off so that they and their families may enjoy the fair. Today, the opening day of the fair is knows as “Fair Day” and many children and their families attend to celebrate the commencement of fair week.

The tradition of gathering every year to show off crops and wares has continued since the 1890’s with few exceptions.

Although there was a lapse during World War I the fair continued in 1922 when the Cotton Carnival came into being. A noted addition to the fair began this year when a Cotton King was crowned in grand style on the Courthouse lawn. In 1923 a poll of fair visitors indicated that along with local residents, 25 states were represented amongst the fairgoers. Top on the Some Fun Facts: entertainment roster was a com•There were once two parades held during fair: the opening day munity sing-along in which 2,000 parade and the “Old-Timers Parade” school children participated, the crowning of Miss Alfalfa and Miss •In the 1890s children under 15 were invited to enter a burro race, Apple, and of course the mock the winner received $10.00 battle between the New Mexico •The Chaves County Cotton Carnival is rumored to have acquired National Guard and cadets of this name because fair officials ‘wanted each word of the title to begin NMMI. with the letter C! By 1931 the Cotton Carnival •At the time of the first “Alfalfa Fair” a business lot in town could was so successful that it became known as the Eastern New Mexico be bought for between $100 and $500.

State Fair and soon outgrew its •In 1923 one hundred Mescalero Apache Native Americans lived on facility in the National Guard the fairgrounds in teepees exhibiting baskets and beadwork.

Armory and surrounding tents •Fruit was the main crop in the Pecos Valley before cotton and near North Main and 11th Street. alfalfa took over. In 1937 a devastating frost ended most of the commerTo accommodate such a grand cial fruit crops. event the fair board purchased •In 1939 the fair hosted Tidwell Shows. The truck hauling the perland southeast of the city limits.

The 27th annual fair became the forming elephant broke down in Lubbock. first fair to be held on the current fairgrounds in the year of 1949. Junior Livestock sale become the of the Alfalfa Palace-style fairs to youth of 4-H and FFA, or to Thus the current Eastern New largest event of its kind in the the Chaves County Cotton delight in the sights, tastes, and Carnival to the current day experiences of the midway, there Mexico State Fair was born. state. We have had the home eco- Eastern New Mexico State Fair, is something for everyone at the Over the years we have witnessed the evolution of local cow- nomic skills of farmer’s wives one thing has remained the same: Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

Come be a part of history in boys competing in calf-roping grace the displays and we have the focus of the fair is community. played host to entrepreneurs from Whether gathering to compare the making as we look forward to events to a full Professional Bullriding Tour. We have seen the all over the globe. From the time crop techniques, to support the the next 87 years and beyond.

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Fair Queen

Submitted photo Elida resident Krista Avritt is this year’s Eastern New Mexico State Fair Queen.

Krista Avritt, 18, recently graduated from Elida High School where she was active in Volleyball

and FFA. She is currently attending Clovis Community College and will transfer to University of New Mexico next fall. Krista is active in training and competing in barrel racing. She also helps younger girls with queen contests in her local area.

Public Service Announcement

Child Safety at the fair – We are asking that all parents please help us keep your children safe during your family experience at the Eastern NM State Fair.

Please before entering the fairgrounds take a current picture of your child on your phone. If for any reason you become separated from your child we will have a current picture that will make it easier for everyone to help locate them.

Also tag them with something, write their name, parent’s name and phone number somewhere on the child, so when they are located the parents can be called ASAP.

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Hispanic Culture Day celebrates Mexican culture with music, food

By Randal Seyler Record City Editor

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Visitors to the Eastern New Mexico State Fair will get a taste of traditional Mexican food, folk music and dancing on Saturday, Oct. 4.

Hispanic Culture Day is a daylong event featuring traditional Mexican dance, mariachi music, and lots of traditional Mexican cuisine, says Gabriel Mendez, owner of Guro Graphix and graphic designer for the event. Let’s Play Entertainment and Guro Graphix are the sponsors of Hispanic Culture Day. “We will have a lot of bands playing that day, and we also will have some surprise bands,” Mendez said. “A lot of times there will be bands passing through the state, and we will get a band passing through to come pay that day.”

Admission to the Hispanic Culture Day events is free, with paid admission into the fair. “Visitors don’t pay any extra to enjoy the music,” Mendez said. “The event is becoming really popular, and as it grows, we hope to have even more popular bands at our next event.”

The event will begin at noon on Saturday and go until 11 p.m.

The bands that are confirmed are advertised on the flier, Mendez said. “This is a big event this year for Roswell,” Mendez said. “You will get to see traditional Mexican dance and hear real mariachi, that is something you don’t get to see very often around here.”

Bands confirmed for the event include El Adventureo (a musical imitator who plays in the style of Paquita, Juan Gabriel and Vicente Fernanez), Aventura Norte and Grupo Maldad, along with other, yet to be announced bands.

“I personally will definitely go for mariachi, you rarely see that anywhere else outside of Mexico,” Mendez said. “The folklorico will be really cool.”

Baile Folklorico Mexicano derives from Mexico’s indigenous, European and, to some extent, African heritages, according to Wikipedia.

“While dance had been an important part of

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the country’s pre Hispanic history, most of these dances were either eliminated by evangelization or modified with only few dance forms surviving mostly intact.

Other dances performed in Mexico include those brought from Europe by the Spanish, with some of these also experiencing changes,” the website states.

Folk dance, despite modernization and other social efforts, has survived and even strengthened since the colonial period, according to the website. One reason for the popularity of Baile Folklorico is Mexico’s desire for a national identity, first after the Mexican War of Independence and again after the Mexican Revolution.

The surge in popularity of folk dancing served to elevate a number of dances to national and even international prominence such as the Jarabe Tapatío or Mexican Hat

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Hispanic Culture Day has been part of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair for about 4 years, but in the past two years the event has really taken off, Mendez said.

“At first, it was a mix of cultures, featuring both Hispanic and country music, but for the past two years, it has been strictly a Hispanic cultural event.”

The Roswell event is gaining a statewide reputation for quality.

“We’ve gotten a good response lately,” Mendez said. “I went to Clovis and Portales recently and people there were asking when the Roswell fair was starting because they knew Hispanic music was going to be playing in the fair.

People are beginning to recognize Roswell as the one fair in the state

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that has a traditional Hispanic music event, and that is a big deal.”

Mendez said typically baile folklorico isn’t seen outside of Mexico.

“You won’t see this type of dancing in Roswell unless you are on Youtube,” he said. “These bands very popular, and we are hoping this year more people will recognize what we trying to do with mariachi folklorcio — which is raise awareness of Hispanic culture.”

The Hispanic Culture Day is a recognition of a people’s roots, Mendez said, and this year’s event will celebrate Mexican history and culture.

“This is a day to make you feel like you are in Mexico again,” he said. “This is going to be a Mexican heritage day, 100 percent.”

First time visitors to Hispanic Culture Day should definitely check out the food, Mendez said.

“First-timers need to try the food,” Mendez recommends. “If you haven’t tried traditional Mexican food, definitely try that.”

There are a number of restaurants that will be on hand. “And definitely, everyone should also enjoy the music.”

City Editor Randal Seyler may be contacted at 622-7710, ext. 311, or reporter02@rdrnews.com.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday September 3, 2014

4-H Inside Exhibit Computer Disk & Summary Sheets from all Counties Due at Chaves County Extension Office

September 15-20, 2014

Receive Mail-in Entries for Arts & Crafts

Friday, September 19, 2014 Parade entries due

September 19-22, 2014

9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 19 and Saturday 20 1-6 p.m. Sunday 21 Receive the following: Arts & Crafts, Preserved Food, Fine Arts & Photography.

This does not include bakes goods which will be accepted Saturday September 27, 2014 9:00 a.m.12:00 p.m.

Monday, September 22, 2014 All Junior Livestock Entries Due. This includes Swine, Sheep, Steers, Dairy Heifers, Rabbits, Poultry, Goats, & Breeding Heifers Natural Fibers and Wool Lead Entries Due

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Friday, September 26, 2014 8:00-11:00 a.m.

4-H Inside Exhibits will be accepted NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED 12:00-8:00 p.m.

Dairy Goats on grounds

Baked Goods Accepted 10:00 a.m.

DAIRY GOAT SHOW 2:00 p.m.

All Dairy Goats Removed From Grounds 6:30 p.m.

Fair Queen Orientation/Get Acquainted Party

Sunday September 28, 2014

7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

ALL LIVESTOCK MUST BE BROUGHT TO FAIRGROUNDS This includes all animals – NO EXCEPTIONS 9:00 a.m.

Queen Contest: Personal Interviews 12:00 p.m.

Queen Contest: Luncheon, Speech, Modeling, Impromptu questions 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Flower Show Entries (Horticulture Only) Accepted 4:00 p.m.

Queen Contest: Horsemanship, Queen Coronation will occur approximately one hour following horsemanship.

2:00-4:00 p.m.

Accept Farm & Garden 5:00 p.m.

Rabbit Meat Pens will be Judged 5:30 p.m.

Measure and pregnancy test dairy heifers 7:00 p.m.

Informal Livestock Meeting/Show Ring 8:00 p.m.

Weight declarations for meat goats due in Jr. Livestock office 9:00 p.m.

All individual, educational, extension club, FFA, 4-H, FHA booths and FFA Ag mechanics must be in place

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9:00 a.m.

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RABBIT SHOW 10:00 a.m.

Parade begins 12:00 p.m.

GATES OPEN 12:00p.m-10:00 p.m.

Commercial Building Open

Monday September 29, 2014 12:00 p.m.-Close Flower Show

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Monday September 29, 2014 2, 5 & 8 p.m.

Rock-it the Robot

3, 6 & 9 p.m.

Lady Houdini Show

3:30 p.m.

Parade Trophies Awarded 6:00 p.m.

MEAT GOAT SHOW Carnival will open upon set-up and inspection.

Tuesday September 30, 2014

8:00 a.m.

MARKET SWINE SHOW 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

SPECIAL NEEDS DAY ENMSF hosts organizations working with people with special needs.

Groups should sign up with the fair office prior to September 24th.

12:00 p.m.

Gates Open 12:00 p.m.-Close Flower Show 4:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

Commercial Building Open 5 & 8 p.m.

Rock-It the Robot 5 & 7 p.m. (commercial building) James Wedgewood Ventriloquist 6 & 9 p.m.

Lady Houdini Show 5:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

Carnival Open

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MARKET LAMB SHOW All 4-H & FFA Birds MUST be in place to be judged 9:00 a.m.

4-H & FFA BIRDS JUDGED 12:00 p.m.

GATES OPEN 12:00 p.m.-Close Flower Show 4:00p.m-10:00 p.m.

Commercial Building Open 4:30, 6:00, 8:00 p.m.

Rock-It The Robot 5, 7, 9 p.m.

Lady Houdini Show 5 & 7 p.m. (commercial building) James Wedgewood Ventriloquist 5:00 p.m.

DAIRY HEIFER SHOW 5:00-11:00 p.m.

Carnival Open

Thursday October 2, 2014

8:00a.m.

Breeding heifer show Steer show to immediately follow heifer show.

All junior livestock pulls due in Jr. livestock office one hour after steer show 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Flower Show (Horticulture Only, NOT Container Grown Plants) Entries Released 9:30-10:30 Flower Show Design Entries Accepted 12:00 p.m.

GATES OPEN 4:00p.m-10:00 p.m.

Commercial Building Open 4:30, 6 & 8 p.m.

Rock-It The Robot 5, 7 & 9 p.m.

Lady Houdini Show 5, 7 & 9 p.m. (commercial building) James Wedgewood Ventriloquist 6 & 8 p.m.

Sukuma Comedian Hypnotist 5:00-11:00 p.m.

Carnival Open 7:00p.m.

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Friday October 3, 2014

9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

CHILDREN’S DAY ENMSF hosts schools, child cares, and other organizations working with young children. Groups should sign up with the fair office prior to September 24th.

1:00 p.m.

Wool Lead animals due on grounds 2:00 p.m.

Natural Fibers and Wool Lead Orientation *Bring Garment* 4:00 p.m.

BARN YARD JUDGING 4:00p.m.-11:00p.m.

Commercial Building Open 5 & 8 p.m.

Rock-It The Robot 6 & 9 p.m.

Lady Houdini Show 5:00 p.m.

Natural Fibers & Wool Lead 5, 7 & 9 p.m. (commercial building) Sukuma Comedian Hypnotist 6 & 8 p.m.

James Wedgewood Ventriloquist 5:00-11:00 p.m.

Carnival Open 6:00 p.m.

Chisum Challenge Ranch Rodeo 7:00 p.m.

Rosehill and Dallas Smith Saturday October 4, 2014

JR. LIVESTOCK RELEASE TIMES WILL BE POSTED FOR ALL ANIMALS AND FFA MECHANICS 8:00 a.m.

Buyers Breakfast 9:00 a.m.

JR. LIVESTOCK SALE BEGINS 12:00 p.m.

GATES & CARNIVAL OPEN 12:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

Commercial Building Open 1, 6 & 9 p.m.

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ENM State Fair safety tips from RPD

By Bill Moffitt Record Correspondent

With the Eastern New Mexico State Fair now upon us, the Roswell Police Department has some tips for parents to help make their visit to the fair a safe one for their chil-

dren.

One easy tip is to take a picture of your child, with your smart phone or digital camera, showing the clothing that they are wearing to the event. This serves as a memory jogger for the parents and it can be shown to police officers if needed.

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RPD Commander Thomas R. Moody said that officers will be patrolling the fairgrounds and are always ready to help in finding lost children.

“Officers of the Roswell Police Department and New Mexico State Police will be present at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair to help ensure that everyone has a safe, enjoyable experience,” Moody said. “All officers will be enforcing any violation of the law, but are also there to help in case children are separated from their parents or guardians.”

“We suggest that parents and children stay in close contact with each other,” Moody added. “If a child does become separated from their parent or guardian, the child should go to the Roswell Police Department’s Command Post or the Roswell Fire Department’s Command Post, which are both

located near the Commercial Building. They can also go to the Roswell Fire Department’s booth inside the Commercial Building.

Parents can also report their child as missing at any of these locations.”

Police officers will be spread throughout the fairgrounds and can also be contacted by lost children or their parents.

“Children should be reminded that, although there are many interesting people at the fair, they should never go anywhere with a stranger,” Moody said.

Sometimes children take off on their own with an older sibling or friend in charge. Setting a return time and a meeting place can also help in such cases.

Also, “parents should try to make sure that they know where their children are going and who they are going with,” Moody added.

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Check out model trains at fair

Junior Livestock Sale learning experience for kids

Record Staff Reporter

The Junior Livestock Sale teaches kids how to raise an animal and will be taking pace yet again at this year’s fair.

Before the sale takes place, animals must be showed by species and place in the show before being allowed to enter the sale.

Entries for the animal shows were due Sept. 22. Shows will take place Sept. 27 through Oct. 1 and the sale will be Oct. 4 starting at 9 a.m.

Animals that will be features in the liveCourtesy Photo stock sale include dairy goats, rabbits, Peter Kelly of the Pecos Valley Society of Model Trainmen checks out one of the models. meat goats, market swine, market lamb Record Staff Reporter running down the tracks it’s like an adven- and dairy heifer. ture. This year a ski resort and Christmas More than 100 animals will be sold at Stop by the Easter New Mexico Fair village has been added. For more informa- the sale and 23 of the 33 counties in New Grounds and see the model trains. With tion on the model trains call the president Mexico are eligible to enter, said Cherri Two layouts to view and several trains James Hetzler at 575-749-8620.

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“Watching the kids reap their rewards of their hard work all year (is great) because the kids work on their animals all year long,” she said.

One of the best things about the livestock sale is the buyers, Snyder said.

“We appreciate the buyers because it’s out of their hearts that they give the money to the kids,” she said.

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Chisum Challenge showcases ranch life

By Jeff Tucker Record Staff Writer

The real-life wild cow milking, trailer loading, stray gathering and bronc riding skills of ranchers from several states will be on full display Oct. 3 and 4 during the fifth annual Chisum Challenge at the Eastern New Mexico

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Forty bronc riders will be vying for a $12,500 pot during the Chisum Challenge Open Ranch Bronc Riding on Oct. 4.

The fair begins Monday, Sept. 29, at the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Roswell.

Bronc riders from New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Oklahoma and Texas are expected to compete in the annual bronc riding event at the fairgrounds.

Participants are real-life cowboys, not rodeo professionals.

“These are everyday guys that come off these ranches,” said Chisum Challenge organizer Kyle “Smiley” Wooton. “They ride these broncs in their everyday working ranch saddles.”

Wooton said the broncs from Arizona are professional rodeo bucking horses sure to give their amateur riders a challenge.

Michael Brockett of Arizona won first place at the 2013 Chisum Challenge Open Ranch Bronc Riding

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competition.

Logan Westcott took second place, Devon Sisneros won third and Kyle Goss took fourth.

The Chisum Challenge Ranch Rodeo will be held Oct. 3, showcasing the real-life, everyday ranch skills of cowboys and cowgirls.

Fifteen, four-man teams will compete Oct. 3 in the ranch chores of wild cow milking, trailer loading and stray gathering.

The top five ranch rodeo teams from Oct. 3 will come back Oct. 4 and compete for money and prizes.

The ranch rodeo stock is provided

by Speedy Hutchinson of Corona.

4K Livestock of Roswell was the winner in wild cow milking, trailer loading and stray gathering at Friday night’s competition during the 2013 Chisum Challenge Open Ranch Rodeo.

Angell Ranch of Lovington won the Ultimate Chisum Challenge on Friday night at last year’s fair.

On Saturday Night at the 2013 Chisum Challenge, 4K Livestock won

the trailer loading and stray gathering events, while Blackwater Ranch of Portales won the wild cow milking.

Higg Ranch of Texas won the Ultimate Chisum Challenge on Saturday night at last year’s competition.

The Chisum Challenge is sponsored by the Chaves County Rodeo Association, in partnership with the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

“We’ve done this with them for several years, 12 years probably,” Wooton said.

All proceeds from the Chisum Challenge go to the Chaves County Rodeo Association program, whose motto is Promoting the Western Way of Life.

The rodeo association’s scholarship program donates money to students across New Mexico, most of them local.

“In 2014, we gave $19,000 in scholarships,” Wooton said. “We’ve been doing that since 2006. Since 2006, we’ve donated over $120,000 to rural and ranch-raised youth.”

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ENMSF is pleased to announce the Johnny Ogden Memorial Scholarship ers as well as the needs of the public.

Not only has the dairy industry lost an outstanding inspector, the dairy industry lost a friend.

Even though milk specialist was his career, Johnny had another job and one he sure enjoyed, school activity bus driver for Floyd Schools. He loved this activity which he lovingly referred to as “haulin” those kids around. Johnny, along with his wife, invested in these young adults. The bus kids always knew that there was someone in the stands supporting them, cheering for them and, above Janice Ogden all, ensuring they would travel home 618 South Roosevelt Rd. AB safely. Many kiddos miss that hat he Portales, NM 88130 Scholarship applications will be wore. reviewed by the Johnny Ogden Scholarship Committee and awards Fair hat: The 4-H & FFA programs and fairs, will be granted in May 2015. were Johnny’s favorite hat of all. Oh how Johnny loved the fairs, he loved Johnny Ogden watching the excitement of the A Man of Many Hats You may not know this man, which youth that participated in the livewould be hard to believe. I was con- stock’s shows, and shared a tear with vinced he knew everyone, at least many as they fought to overcoming everyone on the Eastern side of the feelings of defeat. He, with all of his state. This year at the Eastern New heart, believed in the life skills that Mexico State Fair, the expectation of 4-H and FFA taught the members. this year comes met with joy and a Johnny spent endless hours organizheavy heart. The 2013 Eastern NM ing, helping and promoting area State Fair Grand Marshall will be fairs. For over 40 years, Johnny has dedicated posthumously to a very been involved with county, state and special man, Johnny Ogden, a man the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.

He served many tireless, selfless of many hats.

Johnny was a dairy inspector for 27 years on the ENMSF board and to years. Over the years, he became an quote a dear friend of Johnny’s, “he advocate for not only the area was the true definition of a volundairies, but was instrumental in the teer.” The thing that many remember implementation of many of the dairy about Johnny is he wore so many plants in the state of NM. Johnny different hats at the fairs, especially found the appropriate balance at the Junior Livestock Sale. He between the needs of the dairy farm- wore a dancing hat, a weighing hat, • Career objectives • Community service in which you have been involved • Special honors and awards you have earned • Outside activities and family commitments • Other personal information that you would like to share • Scholarship applications will be due on April 15 for the 2015 award.

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a granddad hat and, of course, the biggest of all - supporter hat. That hat worn by Johnny Ogden, in the opinion of many, can never be replaced. Along with the Dairy industry, and school activities, the ENMSF has lost a dear friend.

Johnny hat: Husband to the love of his life and father to three daughters, was the first and final hat Johnny wore.

Johnny fondly referred to his wife Janice as his bride, Johnny and Janice shared 48 years of marriage and raised three daughters, Debbie Allen, Sherrye Lovelace, and Tammy Fraze. Johnny and Janice have 12 grandkids and 2 greatgrandkids; to those twelve, and most of Eastern New Mexico, he is Granddad Johnny. Johnny filled his spare time with supporting his grandchildren at ropings, sporting events, band practices and anything else that was important to his grandkids. He loved his family and was so proud of their lives together. Johnny left a legacy of love for his girls.

Each one of them shares one of the hats that Johnny wore; Debbie with her Husband Curtis, is a strong volunteer and supporter of the ENMSF and the 4-H and FFA programs.

Sherrye is a certified teacher and has a passion for young people’s education. Tammy shares the career hat with Johnny as she is employed in the dairy industry in Portales. Of all of the amazing hats that Johnny wore, this hat, by far, was my favorite because he was Daddy, and he wore that hat the best.

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Children’s Day and Special Needs Day build memories

The fair can be fun for families or work for those running it, but regardless of whether it's a job to time to play, the fair offers the opportunity to educate children.

Nearly 1200 school-aged children will arrive at the fair grounds and go on tours to see exhibits and the animals, and learn how FFA and 4H kids raise those animals, said tour coordinator Cheryl Butterfield.

"I wanted kids to have more of an educational experience," she said, explaining the reason she helped organize the concept.

On Tuesday, the day will be specifically for special needs students.

These children will have the chance to visit the fair in a way that allows them to really see everything instead of being stuck behind a mass of adults when an

event happens.

Last year there were roughly 850 people on Special Needs Day, including parents, teacher and students, Butterfield said. She said the best part for the students is the aspect of a smaller crowd since the tour takes place during the school day.

Following Special Needs Day will be Children's Day on Friday. Having more than 1,000 people on Children's Day last year, Butterfield expects another large crowd.

The age of the students will depend on specifics of the schools, but most of the students are second through fourthgraders. They will, however, also often times have kindergartners, sixth-graders and even ninth-graders.

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been doing agricultural education at the teacher, so now her educating leadership fair, and she said the schools in Roswell will spread to classrooms, but it all started have been great to work with. They are and will continue at the fair. helpful and easy to coordinate with, whereas with the State Fair she did everything on her own.

Her favorite part however, besides having good teamwork within the schools, is seeing high school students educate the younger children.

"It's fun to show the education part itself, but seeing kids lead these large groups of people (is inspiring,)" Butterfield said. She trained the FFA and 4H teenagers, but they lead the groups on their own as they try to share information on the animals.

Butterfield liked the education element so much she actually recently became a

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