ART & CRAFT - Dandenong Agricultural & Pastoral...

DANDENONG SHOW 2014 6

ART & CRAFTCLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS TO BE LODGED: 17th October, 2014 (except Horticulture: 1st November, 2014)ENTRY FEES EACH EXHIBIT $2.50 adult / $1.50 child

DELIVERY AND COLLECTION: We do our best to be accommodating, but we cannot make exception to the following times1 The Exhibition Pavilion is open from 1.30pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 5th November 2014 to accept all art & craft exhibits. JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY2 Horticulture to be delivered Friday from 1pm to 5pm (sharp).3 Articles will not be accepted, nor returned, by post.4 All exhibits must remain on display during the show. 5 The Pavilion will close at 4pm on Sunday and exhibits are to be collected not earlier than 5.30pm until 6.30pm. (excepting Schools, see page 19)6 Exhibitors must produce their portion of the entry form when collecting exhibits.

RULES:1 Stewards have the right to transfer any exhibit to it’s correct class if they believe it has been entered incorrectly.2 Stewards take all care, but the Society does not accept responsibility for any damages/loss that may occur.3 Judge’s decision is final.4 All articles are restricted to a reasonable size that must be able to be lifted

by one person, unaided.5 Sizes for articles if listed in the schedule must be observed.6 OVERSIZE articles will NOT be judged.Novice Exhibitor- A “Novice Exhibitor”, is one who has not won a 1st Prize atany Agricultural Society Show in the same or similar class.

PAYMENT OF ENTRIES AND PRIZE MONIES :1 NO stamps will be accepted as payment of entries. Direct deposit to our

account, cheque or money order is preferred.2 CASH payment pre show may be made to the office – correct money ONLY

please – 10am-3pm Monday to Friday (from 29/9/14-17/10/14).3 Late entries will be accepted on the day at double entry fee.

GEORGE ANDREWS MEMORIAL TROPHYTo honour the memory of the late Mr. George Andrews, the Society awards a Perpetual Trophy and Roger Cadd donates a cash prize of $50 plus a personal trophy to the Exhibitor gaining the highest aggregate of points from a minimum of three (3) Sections, which display skills in a variety of crafts in the Exhibition Sections A to SP (excluding CWA) contained in this Schedule.

CONGRATULATIONS TO 2013 WINNER • Julia Rhodes

CHAMPION SCHOOL PERPETUAL TROPHY (plus a trophy to display at your School – Primary & Secondary). All schools will be eligible to earn points for each child’s exhibit. (Points will be awarded for exhibits in the Art & Craft schedule – includes cookery, horticulture, art & craft) A scoring system of 1st: 5 points; 2nd: 4 points; 3rd 3 points; Highly commended 2 points; Commended 1 point; Champion 10 points and Reserve Champion 7 points.

CONGRATULATIONS TO 2013 WINNERS

• Gleneagles Secondary College • Athol Road Primary School


PRIZE CARDS are awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd placegetters. Highly Commended and Commended cards as awarded by judges. Most Successful exhibitor is calculated as: 1st = 3 points; 2nd = 2 points, 3rd = 1 point

ROSETTES AWARDED TO CHAMPION & RESERVE where indicated.

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The MECCANO DISPLAY in the Exhibition Pavillion is proudly brought to you with the kind assistance of Keysborough Hotel

STEWARDSThe Dandenong Agricultural & Pastoral Society Inc., sincerely wishes to thank all our stewards for their invaluable efforts during the show, including, but not exclusive of:

Lyn Ayres; Raelene Dorning; John Crichton; Bill Dalton; Sue Glenn; Lyne De Luca; Charmaine Fernando; Lauren Fernando; Graeme Fox; Joyce Hanmer; Ian Scarlett; Jackie Lothian; Joan Knight; Bruce Latham; Carol Myors; Tom Myors; Margaret Mitchell; Margaret Murray; Eileen Payne; Lyn Myors; Bill Myors; Paul Payne; Christine Phillips; Samantha Phillips; Sam Phillips; Julia Rhodes; Margaret Robinson; Amanda Sedgewick; Tea Sedgewick; Lyn Spencer; Troy Spencer; Chantelle Spencer; Lorraine Trickey; Margaret Weightman; Jo White; Dorothy Peake; Margaret Gibson; Stephanie Bartram; Tracey Kelly; Cathy Vischer; Merle Mordon; Rosa Mifsud; Kerry Cassar; Ann Ware; Deborah Weightman; Penny Seisun; Cheryl Collier; Ricky Fagan; Brenda Williams; Helena Irvin; Roslyn Guilhenneuc; Elaine Chipper; L. Muir


SECTION A ART

(Information page 6)

RULES> Exhibit MUST NOT exceed 600mm x 600mm. > OVERSIZE items will NOT be judged.> Exhibits must be clearly marked on back with Exhibitor’s name & address and the title of Exhibit.> All Exhibits must be the work of the Exhibitor.> No more than 2 exhibits in each class per Exhibitor.> All Exhibits must be presented ready to hang.

PRIZES> Society Rosettes for Champion & Reserve Champion (Open & Novice)> $20 Spotlight Voucher awarded to Champion Open Art Exhibit.

OPEN SECTION1 Oils and Acrylics; Seascapes, Landscapes2 Oils and Acrylics; Buildings, Structures3 Any medium; Still Life4 Any medium; Portrait, Figure Composition5 Any medium; Animal Study6 Any medium; Flowers7 Any medium; Modern Art8 Water Colour; Any subject9 Drawing; Any subject10 Pastel; Any subject

NOVICE SECTION (For defnition of Novice, refer page 6)

11 Oils and Acrylics; Any subject12 Drawing; Any subject13 Pastel; Any subject14 Any medium; Any subject

SECTION CO COOKERY


RULES> All exhibits must be on paper plates and covered with plastic wrap.> Exhibitor card to be attached securely to the plate.> The exhibit must be home made, by the Exhibitor, and not baked in a Baker’s oven. > Exhibits in Cooking must not contain emulsifier or be made from package mixture. (except if stated)> Exhibits MUST NOT require refrigeration.

PRIZES• SOCIETY ROSETTES FOR CHAMPION, RESERVE CHAMPION & SASH MOST SUCCESSFUL OPEN EXHIBITOR.• Champion Exhibit Open Cookery receives CWA Cookbook donated by West Gippsland CWA Group.• $20 Spotlight Voucher is awarded to winner of Class #11 the Betty Irwin Memorial Scone class.


OPEN SECTION

1 Rich Fruit Cake – your favourite recipe2 Boiled Fruit Cake3 Orange Cake, top iced, oblong tin4 Banana Cake, not iced, oblong tin5 Sultana Cake, not iced, round tin6 Marble Cake, iced, round tin7 Sponge Sandwich, uniced & unfilled8 Ginger Fluff Sponge uniced & unfilled9 6 cup cakes in papers, simply iced and decorated 10 6 Yo Yo’s, filled, no jam11 BETTY IRWIN MEMORIAL Scones any variety – 6 pieces (same variety) 12 6 Rock Cakes13 6 Pikelets14 3 Muffins packet mix – top of box to be displayed15 3 biscuits of one variety16 Loaf of Homemade Bread any variety (can be machine made)17 3 Lamingtons18 Short Bread19 Plum Pudding in Bowl20 6 Rum Balls21 Macaron, 6 pieces22 Slice-uncooked, 6 pieces-2 varieties (3 of each)23 Slice-cooked, 6 pieces-2 varieties (3 of each)24 International Cake/Biscuit (6) or Sweets (6) (please state country of origin)25 Any other variety of cookery not listed. (This class may be divided at the Steward’s discretion.)

NOVICE SECTION (For defnition of Novice, refer page 6)

26 6 Plain Scones27 6 Pikelets28 Cup Cakes, 6 pieces, simply decorated29 Rum Balls, 6 pieces

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SECTION CR CRAFT


RULES> Do not attach exhibit cards with dressmaking pins. > Exhibits must not carry the name of the Exhibitor. Name must be covered over if included in the design.> ALL exhibits restricted to reasonable size items manageable by one person.

PRIZES• Champion Trophy for Best Craft Exhibit donated by:- Mrs.L.DeLuca• $20 Spotlight Voucher awarded to best Antique/Heirloom Exhibit• Society Rosette for Champion and Reserve Champion each Section in Craft

1 Antique/Heirloom Exhibit pre 1960 (eg books, magazines, toys, etc.)2 Wood Turning 3 Article of Marquetry or Wood Inlay, any design, applied or pictorial4 Article of China Painting5 Any article of soft craft. (Not toy)6 Article of craft with Christmas theme.7 Article of hand made jewellery8 Any other Article or Set of Articles of Craft not listed. 9 Mixed Media Canvas – not larger than 30cm x 30cm 10 Article of stamping.11 Article of Scrap booking on the page12 Article of Scrap booking off the page (may include photograph)13 Card for any occasion14 Parchment Craft Card – Open15 Parchment Craft Card – Novice (not to have won at a show)16 Article of Parchment Craft

CALLIGRAPHY > May be framed or mounted on mat board > May be wrapped in cellophane

OPEN SECTION

17 Traditional pieces may contain traditional layout, design, letter forms, colour and/or black & white may be used.18 Contemporary-work may also have traditional elements.19 Concertina Book – must contain calligraphy

NOVICE SECTION (up to 3 years experience)

20 Traditional-containing traditional style lettering, layout & design.21 Contemporary-work may also have traditional elements.22 Concertina Book-must contain calligraphy.23 Bookmark.

SPECIAL PRIZE> Best Item of Novice Calligraphy (classes 20-23) $30 Calligraphy Equipment donated by Lyne De Luca

> Best Item in Papercraft (classes 10-23) $30 Voucher - Proudly sponsored by: Little Bits, 389 Chandler Road, Keysborough. Phone: 9798 4122


PORCELAIN DOLLS24 Reproduced Antique Porcelain Doll25 Reproduced Modern Porcelain Doll26 Reproduced Porcelain “Baby” Doll

CERAMICS > Judged by Certified Judge

PROFESSIONAL27 Greenware adaption or carving28 Underglaze29 Glaze30 Combination of 3 techniques on one piece31 Overglaze32 Stain33 Any other technique

HOBBYIST34 Greenware adaption or carving35 Underglaze36 Glaze - Combination of 3 techniques on one piece37 Overglaze38 Stain39 Any other technique

TROPHIES – Ceramic Section > Donated by Rosemary Ceramics & Margaret Weightman

FOLK AND DECORATIVE ART> Judged by member Society of Folk & Decorative Artists of Vic Inc.> Extra points will be awarded for submitting a note stating that the entered work is a certified original design, or an adaption of an existing published design.40 Decorative, floral and other themes41 Traditional, folk or naïve42 Australian Theme

SENIOR CITIZENS (For persons 60 years & over)43 Article of Knitting 44 Article of Crochet 45 Article of Craft46 Article of Woodwork/Wood Turning

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SECTION CWA COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION EXHIBIT


RULES > Competition open to all CWA Branches – one entry per Branch.

MAKE-BAKE-GROW3 x articles Craft work2 x home baking2 x home grown articles

> List of exhibits & branch name to be supplied (for display purposes - to be displayed after judging. > Entries will not be judged on presentation - only exhibits.)

PRIZES• Winning Branch - Perpetual Trophy donated by: Albion On Londsdale. CONGRATULATIONS 2013 WINNER – WOORINYAN CWA

SECTION DC DECORATED CAKES


RULES> In this section, ribbon, tulle, wire, stamens & manufactured pillars may be used, but NO manufactured ornaments, glitter, lace, gyp or pins allowed. > Wires must not penetrate the surface of the cake.> Blocks, tins or other materials are not permitted in place of cakes.> Cleats must be used under all presentation boards. > A Novelty cake is a cake cut or made to a shape, not a decoration on a traditional cake.

OPEN SECTION1 Celebration Cake – Any occasion2 Christmas Cake3 Novelty Cake4 Wedding Cake, not more than 3 tiers5 Piece of Sugar Craft, may include decorated plaque or flowers, etc. (Dummies permitted)6 4 x decorated Cup Cakes display

PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion, Reserve Champion & Sash Most Successful Open Exhibitor.• Special Prize of $50 for Champion Open Exhibit donated by:- Cake Decorators Association of Vic.• Special Prize donated by Margaret Weightman for her choice of decorated cup cake.

NOVICE SECTION (For definition of Novice Exhibitor see page 6)7 Celebration Cake – Any occasion. 8 Christmas Cake.9 Novelty Cake.10 4 x cup cakes – decorated


PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion, Reserve Champion • Special Prize of $30 for Champion Novice Open Exhibit donated by: Cake Decorators Association of Vic.• Special Prize donated by Margaret Weightman for her choice of decorated cup cake.

SECTION H HORTICULTURE


TERMS> A.N.S. means any number of stems allowed.> C.V.A. means colour variation allowed.

RULES & HANDY HINT Guidelines will be forwarded with receipt of entries and may be downloaded : www.dandyshow.com.au

FLORAL ART (Business only)1 Wedding Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS2 Arrangement suitable for Baby Arrival – My Choice, CVA, ANS3 Valentines Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS4 Christmas Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS5 Mothers Day Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS6 Modern Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS7 Traditional Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS

FLORAL ART (General Public)8 Arrangement of Roses. C.V.A., A.N.S.9 Arrangement of Miniature Roses, C.V.A., A.N.S.10 Arrangement of Flowers, C.V.A., A.N.S.11 Miniature, not to exceed 10cm in height or width, CVA, ANS.12 Flowers & Fruit, CVA, ANS13 Arrangement – My Choice, CVA, ANS14 Decorated Saucer, edged with leaves (see Student Horticulture Handy Hints)

ROSES15 1 Rose, any colour.16 3 Roses, separate containers, C.V.A.17 3 Full Blown Roses, Separate containers. C.V.A.18 1 perfumed Rose19 1 stem of Multi-bloom Rose, any variety

CUT FLOWERS 20 3 Sweet Peas or 3 Pansies C.V.A., one container21 3 Stems, Cut Flowers, C.V.A., one container.22 1 Head of Pelargonium or Geranium23 3 Florets of single or double fuchsia, CVA, container supplied.24 1 Specimen Bloom, Spike, Head or Truss.25 1 Spike of Orchid

GARDEN PRODUCE26 Vegetable, grown above the ground.27 Vegetable, grown below the ground. 28 Collection of Cut Green Herbs, 5 or more varieties. Must be presented in water. (herbs should be named)


29 Cut Herb (named), must be presented in water. one variety, A.N.S.30 Fruit 3 pieces of one variety.31 Rhubarb, any variety, 5 Stalks of one variety, must have 10cm leaf.32 Peas or Beans, 10 pieces of one variety

POT PLANTS 33 Plant/s in Bloom one variety - one container34 Foliage Plant/s one variety - one container35 African Violet one variety - one container36 Cacti or Succulent, one variety - one container.37 Fern, one variety - one container38 Collection of cacti and/or succulents - one container39 Australian Native Species/Hybrid Orchid - one container40 Any other Orchid - one container

PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion and Reserve Champion Exhibit – each section.• Society Sash for Most Successful Exhibitor classes 8-40• $20 Spotlight Voucher awarded to Most Successful Exhibitor.

THE HORTICULTURE SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY :

BERWICK POTTERIES350 Princes Highway, Officer. 3809

SECTION JP JAMS & PRESERVES


RULES> All entries must be made by the Exhibitor.> Plain label only to be used. > Jars are not to be sealed with wax, use only clear covers on jars. > All Preserved Fruit must be done in Sugar Syrup, with no other added colouring.> Exhibits to be presented in uniform jars and contain not less than 50 grams.> All items to be dated

OPEN SECTION1 Lemon Butter2 Marmalade, any variety3 Fig Jam, any variety4 Apricot Jam5 Berry Jam, any variety6 Jelly Jam, any variety7 Collection of Jams (3 different varieties)8 Any other variety of Jam not named in schedule – one jar9 Jar of Fruit Mince10 Pickled or Mixed vegetables in vinegar11 Pickles – home made – any variety12 Sauce, any variety13 Herbal Vinegar, any variety14 Flavoured Oil, any variety15 Relish


16 Chutney17 Honey18 Preserved Fruit, any variety19 Bottle of Cordial20 One bottle home brewed beer; wine; liqueur or ginger beer. (state type on label)

PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion, Reserve Champion & Sash Most Successful Open exhibit.• CWA “Well Preserved” Cookbook awarded to Champion Exhibit – kindly donated by West Gippsland Group CWA.

SECTION KC KNITTING & CROCHETING


RULES> All Exhibits in this section must have been completed in the two years prior to the date of the show. > No soiled or worn articles accepted. > Size of Baby wear garments, up to 12 months of age. > Exhibit numbers must be firmly fixed to the exhibit with a safety pin on the front right hand side of the exhibit.

1 Hand Knitted Garment, 5 ply and under. Yarn label to be attached.2 Hand Knitted Garment, over 5 ply. Yarn label to be attached.3 Baby’s Frock, Knitted or crocheted.4 Baby’s Shawl, Knitted or crocheted.5 Pair of Baby’s Bootees, Knitted or crocheted.6 Any other article or set of articles in Baby’s wear, Knitted or Crocheted.7 Article of Child’s wear, Knitted or Crocheted 8 Shawl or Scarf, Knitted or Crocheted.9 Toy, Knitted or Crocheted. 10 Knitted article made from recycled wool.11 Any other Knitted article, not listed. 12 Any other Crocheted article, not listed.

PRIZES

• Society Rosette for Champion & Reserve Champion Exhibit, & Sash Most Successful Exhibitor in Knitting & Crocheting• $20 Spotlight voucher awarded to Champion Knitted Exhibit.

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SECTION N NEEDLEWORK

RULES> All exhibits in this section must have been completed in the two years prior

to the date of the show. > No soiled or worn articles accepted. > Do not attach exhibit cards with dressmaking pins.> MAXIMUM SIZE OF FRAMED EXHIBITS NOT TO EXCEED 72CM X 56CM

1 One Person’s Work, 6 different articles using a variety of crafts & may include cooking & preserves. Special Prize: $50-donated by the family of Mrs G. Scadden in her memory.

2 Counted Thread Cross Stitch – wallhanging or picture (small)3 Counted Thread Cross Stitch – wallhanging or picture (large) Cross stitch classes to be divided at the steward’s discretion.4 Counted Thread Cross Stitch – other than a wallhanging or picture. 5 Smocked Article.6 Cushion.7 Prettiest Coathanger.8 Apron9 Garment of Wearing Apparel (home dressmaker) 10 Tapestry on Canvas – any stitch or combination of stitches (may include

long stitch)11 Article of Hand Embroidery – any type excluding cross stitch12 Embroidery - Exhibitor’s own design. (Must be an original piece designed by exhibitor) 13 Article featuring Woollen Embroidery.14 Fabric Toy, including felt (other than Bear) 15 Article of Hand Quilting.16 Article of Machined Quilting.17 Article of Patchwork – not quilt.18 Patchwork Quilt - (Due to limited space, items displayed at steward’s discretion).19 Something new from something old (label article what ‘old’ was originally)20 Most useful article made from 1sq metre of fabric.21 Dressed Doll, clothes made by Exhibitor22 Novelty Doll, any medium, name to be attached23 Cloth Sculptured Doll, hand made & dressed by exhibitor24 Teddy Bear – Bare Bear25 Teddy Bear – Dressed Bear26 Any other article, or set of articles, not previously listed in Needlework.

PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion, Reserve Champion & Sash Most Successful Exhibitor – Rosette for Winner Class 1 “One Persons Work”.• Society Trophies for Champion, Reserve Champion Exhibit, and• Most Successful Exhibitor, donated by Roger Cadd in memory of Lorraine Cadd.• $20 Spotlight voucher awarded to winner of Most Successful Exhibitor.

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SECTION P PHOTOGRAPHY


RULESTo be read in conjunction with general Show Rules available www.dandyshow.com.au

> Maximum Size 30cm x 40cm (12” x 16”) including mount. Due to space restrictions, some larger entries may not be displayed.

> Prints must be mounted on cardboard or photo mount. > Prints must not be framed or mounted on chipboard or encased in glass.> Exhibitor’s name, address AND telephone number must be clearly printed on the back of each entry.> Maximum of three (3) entries per class per Exhibitor.> All entries must be the exhibitor’s own work.> Stewards will take all care with exhibits, but will not be responsible for loss or damage. > Stewards have the right to transfer any exhibit to its correct class if they believe it has been incorrectly entered.> Exhibits to be collected at the conclusion of the Show.> Enquiries should be e-mailed to [email protected]

OPEN SECTION1 Macro – close up photography.2 Night Photography – night shots where flash is ineffective.3 Action – activities, sports, movement.4 Portrait – people in casual or formal poses.5 Flora – flowers, plants.6 Fauna – animals other than pets.7 Landscape – land based scenery.8 Waterscape – scenery based around the sea, lakes or rivers9 Urban – streetscapes, city scenes, urban life.10 Pets – any animal kept as a pet or companion animal.11 Open - any other photograph not listed.

STUDENT SECTION12 Macro – close-up photography 13 Night Photography – night shots where flash is ineffective.14 Action – activities, sports, movement.15 Portrait – people in casual or formal poses.16 Flora – flowers, plants.17 Fauna – animals other than pets.18 Landscape – land based scenery.19 Waterscape – scenery based around the sea, lakes or rivers20 Urban – streetscapes, city scenes, urban life.21 Pets – any animal kept as a pet or companion animal.22 Open - Any other photograph not listed.

BILL DALTON MONOCHROME AWARD 23 Monochrome (Black & White) print – open to all – any subject.

PRIZES• Society Rosettes for Champion & Reserve Champion Photo in each Section.• $20 Spotlight voucher for winner of Bill Dalton Monochrome Award.

• PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD - Perpetual Trophy

• BEST OF SHOW - Perpetual Trophy

• BILL DALTON MONOCHROME AWARD – Perpetual Trophy


SECTION SW HAND SPINNING & WEAVING


RULES> All exhibits to be the work of the exhibitor.> Handspun wool only to be used, unless otherwise stated.> All preparation of fleece must be by exhibitor, unless otherwise stated.> Samples of fleece used to be attached to all entries.

HANDSPUN YARN1. 100 gms natural coloured wool fleece2. 100 gms commercially prepared fleece (Tops)3. 50 gms Mohair4. 50 gms Alpaca5. 50 gms any other natural fleece or blend of fibres (state fibre eg cotton,

linen, bamboo, soy)6. 50 gms fleece natural dye (state dye stuff and mordant)7. 25 gms silk8. 50 gms Art Yarn

HANDKNIT & CROCHET Garment/Articles to be handknit or crochet9 Scarf or shawl10 Cap or Hat 11 Article of Baby or child’s wear – up to five years of age12 Article/Garment using commercial dyes13 Article/Garment using natural coloured fleece14 Article/Garment using any fibre/s, e.g. mohair, alpaca etc. (state fibre)15 Article/Garment using commercially prepared fibre (Tops)

WEAVING16 Stole, Shawl or scarf (state fibre)17 Any other article/garment. (state fibre)

FELTING 18 Article – hand felted19 Felted article/garment – any technique

PRIZES• Society Rosette for Champion; Reserve Champion in each Section • Overall Champion Cash Prize $20.00 donated by Spin ‘N Yarn, Hampton Park

PRIZES DONATED BY :Helena Irvin Margaret McLellan Spin ‘N Yarn, Hampton Park


STUDENT/SCHOOL SECTION

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORMS TO BE LODGED 17TH OCTOBERENTRY FEE PER ITEM $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)

DELIVERY AND COLLECTION: > The Exhibition Pavilion is open from 1.30pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 6th November 2014 to accept all art & craft exhibits.> JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY> Horticulture to be delivered Friday from 1pm to 6pm (sharp).> Articles will not be accepted, nor returned, by post.> All exhibits must remain on display during the show. > The Pavilion will close at 4pm on Sunday and exhibits are to be collected not earlier than 5.30pm until 6.30pm. (excepting Schools - Exhibits to be collected Monday 10am – 3pm.)> Exhibitors must produce their portion of the entry form when collecting exhibits.> Stewards have the right to transfer any exhibit to it’s correct class if they believe it has been entered incorrectly.> Competition open to all school aged children (individuals may enter)

TEACHERS – PLEASE NOTE: Individual children’s names to be included on entry form against their exhibit. (i.e. one line per entry – entry form may be photocopied)Year 12 work may be exhibited the year AFTER the student has left school due to VCE Exam restrictions.

CHAMPION SCHOOL PERPETUAL TROPHY (plus a trophy to display at your School – Primary & Secondary).

All schools will be eligible to earn points for each child’s exhibit. (Points will be awarded for exhibits in the Art & Craft schedule – includes cookery, horticulture, art & craft) A

scoring system of 1st: 5 points; 2nd: 4 points; 3rd 3 points; Highly commended 2 points; Commended 1 point; Champion 10 points and Reserve Champion 7 points.

CONGRATULATIONS TO 2013 WINNING SCHOOLS:PRIMARY: ATHOL ROAD

SECONDARY: GLENEAGLES

SECTION SA ART


RULES> Entries are restricted to 1 per Exhibitor, per class.> MAXIMUM size of completed work (including borders)> Grade 1 to Year 8 inclusive - A3. (Larger entries will not be displayed

due to lack of space)> Years 9 & 10 - A2 (NOTE – limit of 6 items per school entry due to limited

display area).> Years 11 &12 – 47cm x 74cm> OVERSIZE ITEMS WILL NOT BE JUDGED


SECONDARY SCHOOL 1. Painting, any medium, any subject, Years 11 & 12.2. Painting, any medium, any subject, Years 9 & 10.3. Painting, any medium, any subject, Year 8.4. Painting, any medium, any subject, Year 7.

PRIZE• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PAINTING

5. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Years 11 & 12.6. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Years 9 & 10.7. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Year 8.8. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Year 7.

PRIZE • SOCIETY ROSETTE CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DRAWING

9. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Years 11 & 1210. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Years 9 & 1011. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Years 7 & 8

PRIZE• SOCIETY ROSETTE CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION 2D ART

PRIMARY SCHOOL 12. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 6.13. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 5.14. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 4.15. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 3.16. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 2.17. Painting, any medium, any subject, Grade 1.18. Painting, any medium, any subject, Prep/Kindergarten

PRIZE• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PAINTING

19. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 6.20. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 5.21. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 4.22. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 3.23. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 2.24. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Grade 1.25. Drawing, any medium, any subject, Prep/Kindergarten

PRIZE• SOCIETY ROSETTE CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DRAWING

26. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Grade 5 & 627. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Grade 4 & 328. Other 2D Art, eg printing, collage, mixed media, Grade 2 & 1

PRIZE• SOCIETY ROSETTE CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION DRAWING

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SECTION SC STUDENTS COOKERY


RULES> All Cakes must be displayed on white paper plates.> The exhibit must be made by the Exhibitor.> No packet cake mixes to be used unless stated otherwise.> Each exhibit to have a label attached to plate stating type of cake.> Exhibits that require refrigeration cannot be accepted.

PRIZE • SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SECONDARY & PRIMARY EXHIBITS.

SECONDARY STUDENTS1. Boiled Fruit Cake – own recipe2. 6 Plain Scones, round.3. 6 Fruit Scones.4. 6 Iced Cup Cakes5. 6 Patty Cakes, not iced6. 6 Biscuits.7. 6 Rock cakes.8. 6 Pikelets.9. Chocolate Cake, not iced10. Plain sponge – unfilled, not iced11. 3 Muffins.12. Microwave Cake, any variety.13. 6 assorted Sweets14. 6 decorated Chocolate Crackles15. Cakes, sweets or biscuits that are associated with a specific country e.g. Anzacs from Australia, or Baklava from Greece. State Country on entry form.16. 3 x decorated Cake Pops (display plates will be provided by stewards)17. Slice - can be uncooked and be more than one variety, 3 pieces (presentation taken into consideration)18. Healthy Cake or 3 Healthy Biscuits – main ingredient must be a fruit or vegetable. (list ingredients used)

PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS19. 6 Plain Scones.20. 6 Iced Cup Cakes21. Chocolate Cake, simply iced.22. 6 decorated Chocolate Crackles23. 6 Pikelets.24. 3 Muffins.25. Entry made using Packet mix (include label from packet)26. 6 biscuits not iced27. Decorated/iced bought biscuit e.g. Teddy Bear28. 6 Sweets, can be assorted29. Cake, sweets, or biscuits that are associated with a country, e.g. Anzacs from Australia, or Baklava from Greece. State country on Entry form.


SECTION SDC JUNIOR CAKE DECORATING


RULES> In this section, ribbon, tulle, wire, stamens & manufactured pillars may be

used, but NO manufactured ornaments, glitter, lace, gyp or pins allowed. > Wires must not penetrate the surface of the cake.> Blocks, tins or other materials are not permitted in place of cakes.> Cleats must be used under all presentation boards. > A Novelty cake is a cake cut or made to a shape, not a decoration on a

traditional cake.> Manufactured Sweets may be used on cakes.> Jelly MUST NOT be used on cakes.> All exhibits to be completely cooked and cooled before delivery.

PRIZES• $20 prize for Champion Secondary Student Decorated Cake Exhibit

donated by Cake Decorators Association of Vic.• Winner of each class 1-9 to receive a Voucher for Cake Decorating Workshop, donated by Cake Decorators Association of Vic. • SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

SECONDARY & PRIMARY DECORATED CAKE EXHIBITS.• Special Prize to winner of Decorated Cup Cake Classes 5 & 8 donated by Margaret Weightman.

SECONDARY STUDENTS1. Decorated Birthday, Christmas or Novelty Cake Year 7 & 8.2. Decorated Birthday, Christmas or Novelty Cake Year 9 & 103. Decorated Birthday, Christmas or Novelty Cake Year 11 & 12.4. Gingerbread House 5. 3 x decorated Cup Cakes display

PRIMARY STUDENTS6. Decorated Birthday, Christmas or Novelty Cake 7. 2 x Decorated Gingerbread Persons8. 3 x Decorated Cup Cakes display9. 4 Decorated Christmas Biscuits

SECTION SH STUDENT HORTICULTURE


PRIZES• Winners of decorated saucer classes 3, 6 & 11 receive $5 kindly donated by Jo White.• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION IN EACH AGE GROUP.

FLORAL ART - 12 YEARS & UNDER 16 YEARS1. Miniature Arrangement, (ideal height 10cm total)2. Christmas Arrangement – accessories allowed3. Decorated Saucer, edged with leaves 4. Flowers for the table. 5. A Person or Animal to be made of fresh fruit, vegies and/or flowers –

to be named.


FLORAL ART - 9 YEARS & UNDER 12 YEARS6. Decorated Saucer, edged with leaves 7. Flowers for the Table8. “For My Mum”.9. A Person or Animal to be made of fresh fruit, vegies and/or flowers – to be named. 10. A Miniature Garden

FLORAL ART - UNDER 9 YEARS11. Decorated Saucer edged with leaves12. Flowers for the Table13. A Miniature Garden14. A Person or Animal to be made of fresh fruit, vegies and/or flowers – to

be named.

HORTICULTURE - UNDER 16 YEARS15. 1 Rose, any colour.16. Any Vegetable or Fruit (3 pieces) 17. Plant in bloom, one container18. Foliage plant, one container19. Succulent or cacti, one container20. Decorate a single gumboot or workboot (any size accepted) please state

age on entry form.

HANDY HINTSDECORATED SAUCER Use a saucer, fill with damp sand and smooth off to a slightly domed finish. The saucer should then be completely covered with flowers and foliage to form a pattern. Colour blending, pattern, scale and finish are very important with no sand showing.FLOWERS FOR THE (DINING) TABLE Should be equally beautiful from all sides. It should not be so high as to interfere with conversation across the table. Accessories such as candles are allowed.PERSON/ANIMAL MADE FROM FRUIT AND/OR VEGIES – must be named. You can use toothpicks, pins, wire or any other means to hold your structure together, just as long as you CANNOT SEE THEM! Remember, this creature is to be made of things that grow in the garden – so what are you waiting for – get creative!A MINIATURE GARDEN – use a shoe box lid or a small baking tray about the same size. The garden should be in proportion, and accessories are allowed.

DANDENONG CRANBOURNE RSL SUB BRANCH INC

Membership available. Contact either venue

Cranbourne RSL1475 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne5996 2769

Dandenong RSL44-50 Clow Street, Dandenong 9792 1535


SECTION SPN PRIMARY SCHOOLS NEEDLEWORK,

KNITTING & CRAFT


1. Hand Sewing, any article, Grades 2 & 3.2. Hand Sewing, any article, Grades 4, 5 & 6.3. Machine Sewing, any article, Grade 6.4. Knitting, any article, Grades 4, 5 & 6.5. Clay, glazed & unglazed, (no kits), Grades 3 & 4.6. Clay, glazed & unglazed, (no kits), Grades 5 & 6.7. Mixed Media Construction, Grades Prep. 1 & 28. Mixed Media Construction, Grades 3 & 49. Mixed Media Construction, Grades 5 & 610. Constructional Activities, Grades Prep. 1 & 2.11. Constructional Activities, Grades 3 & 4.12. Constructional Activities, Grades 5 & 6.13. Lego/Duplo Building (no bigger than 45cm square), Prep/Kindergarten14. Lego/Duplo Building (no bigger than 45cm square),Grades 1,2 & 315. Lego/Duplo Building (no bigger than 45cm square), Grades 4,5 & 616. Soft Article in Craft, Grades 4, 5 & 6.17. Any article of Craft, not listed, Grades Prep.1 & 2.18. Any article of Craft, not listed, Grades 3 & 4.19. Any article of Craft, not listed, Grades 5 & 6.

PRIZES• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN NEEDLEWORK.• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN CONSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITY.• SOCIETY ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN CRAFT.

Trophies for Champion exhibits donated by: Graeme Fox

SECTION SSN SECONDARY SCHOOLS NEEDLEWORK,

CRAFT & TECHNOLOGY


Year 12 work may be exhibited the year AFTER the student has left

school due to VCE Exam restrictions.

RULES: > No soiled or worn articles accepted.> Hand sewn finishes allowed on machined articles.> Do not attach exhibit cards with dressmakers pins.

1. Article of machined sewing, Years 7 & 8.2. Article of machined sewing, Years 9 & 10.3. Article of machined sewing, Years 11 & 12. 4. Any Soft Article in Craft, Years 7 & 8.5. Any Soft Article in Craft, Years 9 & 10.


6. Any other Article in Craftwork not listed, Year 7 & 87. Any other Article in Craftwork not listed, Year 9 & 108. Any other Article in Craftwork not listed, Year 11 & 12.9. Modelling – Hand Built, Years 7 & 8 10. Modelling - Hand Built, Year 9 & 10.11. Hand Modelling -Terracotta, Year 9, 10 & 1112. Graphic Communication-Computer Generated, Year 9 & 1013. Graphic Communication-Any other medium, Year 9 & 1014. Graphic Communication-computer Generated, year 11 & 1215. Graphic Communication-Any other medium, Year 11 & 1216. Article in Woodwork Year 7 & 817. Article in Woodwork Year 9 & 1018. Article in Woodwork Year 11/1219. Article in Metal Year 7 & 820. Article in Metal Year 9 & 1021. Article in Metal Year 11/1222. Article in Composite – Plastic/Glass Material Year 7 & 823. Article in Composite – Plastic/Glass Material Year 9 & 1024. Article in Composite – Plastic/Glass Material Year 11 & 1225. Article in Woodwork combined with Mixed Media, Years 9 & 1026. Article in Woodwork combined with Mixed Media, Years 11 & 1227. Mixed Media Construction Model, Years 7 & 828. Mixed Media Construction Model, Years 9 & 1029. Mixed Media Construction Model, Years 11 & 12

PRIZES• SOCIETY ROSETTE AND TROPHY FOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT : Machined Sewing donated by: - Mrs M. Robinson. Craftwork donated by:- Mrs. L. Ayres. Modelling donated by:- Mr. W. Myors. Graphic Communication donated by:- Mrs. R. Dorning Technology Classes 19-26 donated by: - Mrs. R. Dorning. Mixed Materials Construction donated by:- Mrs. L. Ayres Woodwork donated by:- Mrs. M. Robinson• Society Rosette for Reserve Champion exhibits.• $20 Spotlight Voucher Champion Machined Sewing

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