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TAROOM SHOW SOCIETY INCORPORATED SHOW PROGRAM 2018

Sunday 6th May 1.00 pm Junior Jumping 5.00pm Hunter Competition Bar/Barbeque at Phipps Pavilion Monday 7th May 8.30 am Ring 2 Showjumping Commences 9.00 am Ring 1 and 3 Commence Santos Town and Country Pavilion Opens 10.00am Cattleman’s Bar Open Kamilaroi Horse Demonstrations begin 12.00pm Side Show Alley Woodchop competition 4.00 pm Wine & Cheese Bar 5.00pm Barbeque at Phipps Pavilion Monday Night Entertainment 6.30pm 6 Bar Under Lights City vs Country Challenge DJ Johnny Mac Tuesday 8th May 8.30 am Ring 2 Showjumping Commences 9.00 am Ring 1 and 3 Commence Santos Town and Country Pavilion Opens 10.00am Cattleman’s Bar Open 11:00 am Pet parade 11:30 am Fashion Parade 12.00pm Kids Fancy Dress Competition 12:30pm Grand Parade 1.00pm Official Opening 1.30 pm Official Luncheon Tuesday Night Entertainment 6.00pm Kamilaroi Performance Horses Fireworks

Times are correct at time of print. The Committee reserves the right to change the Program.

Taroom Show Society would like

to thank Wandoan Coal Project

for contributing towards the

printing of this schedule and

our monthly newsletters.

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TAROOM SHOW SOCIETY INCORPORATED OFFICIALS AND COMMITTEE 2018

Patron: Mrs Val Wilson

President: Mr Don Lethbridge Vice Presidents: Mr Shane Williams and Mrs Christie McLennan

Honorary Treasurer: Miss Kimberley Hay Secretary: Mrs Del Croft

Life Members

Mrs Val Wilson, Mr Snow Green, Mr Ray Phelps, Mrs Janet Phelps, Mr Alan Rodger, Mrs Noel Rodger, Ms Deborah Swain, Mr Malcolm McIntyre, Mrs Ann McIntyre, Mr Lex Smith, Mr Russell Hawkins, Mrs Deborah Hawkins, Mr Ian Williams, Mrs Ros

Williams

Improvements Snow Green

Stud Cattle Prime Cattle

Amanda Adams Randall Ziesemer

Horse Malcolm McIntyre

Publicity

Lucy Zeisemer

Bar Ivan Hay

Trade Sites

Murray Dingwall

Showgirl & Rural Ambassador Christie McLennan

LADIES COMMITTEE

President: Mrs Sarah Parry– Okeden Vice President: Mrs Gayle Menzies Treasurer: Mrs Amanda Batterham

Secretary: Mrs Anna Radel Pavilion Chief Steward: Mrs Tracee Hay

Ladies Committee Members

Sarah Parry-Okeden, Anna Radel, Amanda Batterham, Val Nielsen, Gayle Menzies, Deidre Jounquay, Tracee Hay, Jan Otto, Margaret Speed and Val Wilson.

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2018 MEMBERS (current to March 2018) Adam D Clarris M Harris B & B Lethbridge D & N Radel T & A

Adams B & A Clothier B & M Hawkins R & D Lethbridge R & A Rewald G & R

Adcock A & W Cogill B & J Hawkins S Lethbridge R & J Rewald P & J

Barry J & D Conway A Hawton J McLennan C & C Sharp G & S

Batterham I & A Conway D & J Hay A & B McLennan P & H Shearer G & G

Beard A Conway P Hay B Menzies G & G Smith B & J

Becker J & A Copeland R & J Hay C Merritt W & J Smith K & J

Becker O & L Coutts M & R Hay I & T Moffat R & L Smith L & L

Becker K Crawford M Hay J & A Monk M & J Smith M

Beitz P & H Cressey D Hay K Muller R Smith P & J

Bell A Christiansen R & Y Hay M & P Mundell G & N Sparkes P & S

Bell E & J Croft I & D Hay R & S Mundell P & J Speed B & G

Bell G & V Dingwall M & A Hay S & T Mundell W & D Speed B & A

Bell J & J Donner K & D Hay T & A Murray A Speed M

Bennett R & S Donner R & K Hebbes A & M Murray J Stuart D & L

Blackley N Driscoll C Hodgkinson J Neilsen V Symonds M & J

Boyce C & T Eisenhauer I & T Hooper R & J Newton D & K Thornton B & L

Bowling K & M Eisenhauer J & S Hopkins L & M Newton G & A Thornton J & J

Bradshaw F & L Ellis R & L Howe M & K Newton S & C Wanstall B & S

Bradshaw J Fitzsimmon P Ivory M Norman S Watson C & S

Bradshaw P Foster R & A Jerrard J & P Nowell G & AJ Webster P & Y

Brennan G & C Gall Mrs C Jerrard R Oliver H & J Welsh J

Brennan L Gall Miss C Jerrard S Onley N & J Welsh L & K

Brockhurst A Geary P & M Johnson H & D Otto E & J Welsh L & P

Brodie G Gee J Jounquay R & D Owens G & G Welsh M & R

Bruggemann A & T Gibson R Keating P & E Parry-Okeden D & S Williams M & P

Bruggemann R & H Graham L & D Kehl N & N Pearce T & V Williams S & B

Bunker A & G Green G & Symes S Kehl B & D Petrie B Williams T

Cann M & K Green G & H Kehl L Petrie G & H Williamson R & J

Cann M Green I Kelly G Phelps W & Baxter K Wilson B & J

Carr D & J Green J Kelly K & N Phillips C & H Wright T & Herring C

Clark A & D Green R & A Kelly R & J Phillips R & L Zeisemer L

Clark B & J Griffiths M Keys C & H Phipps E & M Ziesemer R & T

Clark D Griffiths P & W Lamb K & A Phipps J & J

Clark N Hamilton N & A Lavaring P, D & Z Poole P

Clarris E & Swift C Harris S Lawton C Presho W & S

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A Message from the President, Mr Don Lethbridge

On behalf of the Taroom Show Society, competitors and exhibitors, I would like to thank all sponsors and trophy donors of the 2018 show. Without your support we could not run such a successful and well supported show. Some sponsors have been contributing to the show for over 10 years, whist some are joining us for the first time this year. We thank-you for your donation no matter how big or

small. For 113 years our show has been delivering positive so-cial and economic impacts to our community. We hope that this continues for years to come. Thank you all.

SHOW OFFICE

The Show Office will be located at the New Hope Group Office

in Yaldwyn St between the Arcade and the Police Station

We will be in attendance from Wednesday 2nd May until Friday 4th May 9 am - 5pm

& Saturday 5th May 9am—12pm

Then Sunday and during the Show at the Showgrounds Show Office, Cranmer Street Taroom.

Sunday: 7.30am- 5.00pm Monday: 7.00am - 5.00pm Tuesday: 7:00am - 5:00pm

Address Correspondence to:

The Secretary, Del Croft, PO Box 65, Taroom Qld 4420 Email: admin@taroomshow.com.au

Bank Details for Direct Deposit – please identify reason for

deposit BSB: 633-000 Account: 156648990 Bendigo Bank

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RULES FOR STOCK FROM QUEENSLAND CATTLE TICK INFECTED, CONTROL AND FREE ZONES MUST BE ADHERED TO

NLIS – ALL CATTLE MUST BE EAR TAGGED WITH NLIS DEVICES

The Taroom Showgrounds is classified as a CATTLE TICK FREE ZONE.

SHOWGROUNDS PIC: QETR0733

For spraying, dipping & inspection bookings, please phone D & L Stuart – to make arrangements. Minimum of 48 hours notice required. Phone: 4628 6236,

Mobile 0428 286 235.

For all low risk carriers (Camelids, Equines, goats and sheep) the requirement is: · All stock are to complete a manual inspection (this can be completed by any competent person) before entering the free zone · Be accompanied with a movement record (new term for waybill). They do not require a biosecurity certificate issued by an accredited certifier. Please see link for manual inspection procedure: https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/504317/Procedure-manual-inspection-low-risk-cattle-tick-carriers.pdf For high risk carriers (bison, buffalo, cattle, and deer) from infested zone the requirement is: · A manual inspection and return to the origin within 96hrs (4days) from the date of inspection and not to unloaded at any other place (e.g. inspection Thursday, the animals must return to origin by Monday); OR · A manual inspection and chemical treatment For high risk carriers (bison, buffalo, cattle, and deer) from infested land (this is cattle tick infested property in the free zone) the requirement is: · A manual inspection and chemical treatment All high risk carrier movements from infested zone or land to tick free zone require a biosecurity certificate issued by an accredited certifier. All movements must be accompanied by a movement record. All stock movements require a movement record and a copy must be kept by the event holder for two years. For more information regarding movement records see below: https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/farms-fishing-forestry/agriculture/livestock/livestock-movement/legal-requirements/movement-records As usual all cattle, sheep, and goats require a NLIS device and this movement needs to be reported to the NLIS database. See link below: https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/farms-fishing-forestry/agriculture/livestock/nlis/sporting-events

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THE KAMILAROI PERFORMANCE HORSES AT TAROOM SHOW 2018

THROUGHOUT THE DAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Kamilaroi Performance Team have been dazzling audiences with their amazing skills on their highly trained horses for years.

At the Taroom Show this year, they will perform a range of show stopping displays, including Vaulting, Roman Riding, Liberty Horsemanship and the

thrilling crowd favourite, Trick Riding.

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Monday, 2nd May

Day Start Time Competition Location

Sunday 1.00pm Junior Jumping Ring 2

5pm (under lights) Hunter

Competition Ring 1

Monday 8.30am Showjumping Ring 2

9.00am Adult/Hack & Child/Pony

Ring 1 & 3

6:00pm Six Bar

Competition Ring 1

Tuesday 8.30am Showjumping Ring 2

9.00am Adult/Hack & Child/Pony

Ring 1 & 3

12.30pm Grand Parade All

Highlights Ring 1: Adult/Hacks

Monday Tuesday

Led Classes Supreme Led Exhibit Handler Classes Champion Breed under Saddle Local Ridden Classes Champion Local Galloway Hack Champion Local Hack Supreme Local Hack/Galloway/

Pony

Smartest on Parade Champion Galloway Champion Open Hack Supreme Rider Supreme Hack Stockhorse Challenge

Horse Highlights

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Full Horse Schedules are available on the

Taroom Show Website: www.taroomshow.com.au

Highlights Ring 2: Showjumping

Monday Tuesday

Finch Farm Unofficial 80-90cm ProRotor Open 1.10m Wright Family Open 1.20m Mi Helicopters Open 1.35m Six Bar under lights

S&B Williams 1-1.05m Hibank Haulage Junior Alands Accountants 1.1m under 20 points Robertson’s Transport 1.20m under 40 points Mack Trucks Open Grand

Prix 1.35m+

Highlights Ring 3: Child/Pony

Monday Tuesday

Led Classes Youth Handler Local Rider Classes Grant Bell Memorial Champion

Local Rider Champion Local Hack Pony Club Classes

Smartest on Parade Champion Pony Hack Ridden Breed Classes Open Rider Classes Fancy Dress Competition

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Junior Jumping Hunter Competition

Margaret Geary David McIntyre Taroom Pony Club

Max & Janice Merritt Saddleworld Rockhampton

Ring 1: Adult/Hack Ring 2: Showjumping

Ring 3: Child/Pony

Mark & Peta Hay P & Y Webster Roderick & Sue Hay Weeronga Performance Horses G & C Brennan Croxley Stud Central Telegraph Mrs Christine Gall Colin & Terri Boyce Kimberley Hay Ivan & Tracee Hay Ian & Ros Williams Prydes Easi-Feed Prue McIntyre Amanda Riehl Jani Hooper Bob Petrie Robbie & Anita Green A & G Bunker Brian & Lucy Thornton Usher Pastoral

Finch Farm ProRotor Wright Family Mi Helicopters A&J Beard Ann McIntyre Future Fuel S&B Williams Alands Accountants Hibank Haulage Robertsons Transport Mack Truck

Max & Janice Merritt Brian & Lucy Thornton Cam & Heidi Phillips Ian & Del Croft Mark & Katrina Howe Nicole, Alicia & Scott Hawkins Carol Swift Evan Clarris Graeme & Vicki Bell Keith & Jill Smith Judy Clark Nathan Hewitt Darryl Clark Nicole Clark Mr Edgar Bell Bernie & Cindy Bruce Mrs Jessie Bell Bill & Di Mundell Harry & Dell Johnson

2018 Horse Sponsors and Trophy Donors

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Taroom Show is run under Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. Rules, as can be found at the Secretary’s Office.

Clause 9 is noted as follows……. “Any protest by an Exhibitor must be lodged in writing with the

Committee Person or Steward in charge of any section within 30 minutes of the completion of the event together with a fee as

determined by the Committee of this Society. The fee will be forfeited if the protest is considered to be frivolous or vexatious. The protest shall

be heard according to the rules of the natural justice by a Dispute Committee of three appointed by the President of this Show and the

decision of the Disputes Committee shall be final……” Determined Fee of Taroom Show Society - $50.00

PRIZE SCHEDULE

ALL ENTRY FEES TO BE PAID TO THE SECRETARY WITH ENTRIES

RING COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE: A ticket system for all competitors

entering the Ring Events will be operating at the Taroom Show, issued only on

payment of nomination. Tickets still remaining at completion of the Show will

become invalid if not presented for refund with ONE HOUR of completion of Show

Tuesday 8 May 2018

All competitors’ responsibility to keep up to date; via any alterations must be made to enable payment to be made correctly.

All payment of awards will be paid in cash where possible.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE ON THE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

One entry to each line - One competitor to each form.

THESE RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO

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Best Dressed Competition on Tuesday’s Show day

Best Dressed Lady - Zig Zags Hairdressing

Most Suitably Attired Teenage Girl- Hemisphere Hairdressing Most Suitably Attired Teenage Boy - Taroom Show Society

Best Dressed Couple - Jack McGugan & Karen Hay

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New to the 2018 Show

Dodgy Poddy Calf Competition

Class 6000—Bull/Steer Calf

Class 6001—Heifer Calf

Judge to award Best (1st & 2nd) and Dodgiest (1st & 2nd) in each class

1st: $30 2nd: $20

Kindly donated by Fabian Pest Control

All entries musy be under 12 months old

All entries must have NLIS tags

Poddies must be raised by hand (ie. milk powder, pellets or crumble NOT on a

milker)

Poddies to be yarded (not led)

Nominations $1 paid on day

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THE MUCH ANTICIPATED

WOODCHOP CHAMPIONSHIP IS

BACK AGAIN FOR 2018!

Featuring axemen from the

Queensland Axemen’s Association

One Day Only

Monday 7th May

Thanks to our generous sponsors:

Kandoona Brahmans, Brigadoon Cattle Co,

John & Robyn Rodger, Sterling Roadways,

Wayne & Trish Neilson

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Pet Parade

Tuesday 8th May at 11.00am at the Stud Cattle Complex

Sponsored by the Taroom Veterinary Surgery

Categories include:

Friendliest Pet Award - Sam Otto Memorial Trophy

($50) Best Dressed Pet

Most Obedient Pet

Most Unusual Pet

Prizes for all Classes

Nominations 50c paid on day

Please have correct

money

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Robertson’s Transport

Livestock and General carriers Toowoomba, Taroom and District

Phone Toowoomba 07 4630 1290 Taroom 0428 273 359 or 07 4628 6177

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GENERAL CONDITIONS REGARDING THE PAVILION INDUSTRIES

& THE FARM and PRODUCE SECTIONS

In all cases the competitor must be an amateur. Entry closing date is the date most suitable for the entries to be received by, as in all cases, tickets have to be prepared and books written up. Entry fee in all sections will be $0.50 unless otherwise stated. Prize money will be First $3, Second $2 in all sections, unless otherwise stated. Where a trophy is donated for first prize, second prize money only. This section has been compiled early to assist you with your show entries and the association would be grateful if you would comply by having your entries in EARLY. All work MUST be new not previously laundered. Articles may be suitably mounted to enable judges to inspect reverse side of work In all cases, presentation of an article WILL be considered by the judges. Bottles polished with clean lids are more attractive. Soiled work in any section MAY be disqualified. All exhibits that have won first prize in a Taroom show are not permissible and, if recognised, will be DISQUALIFIED. Purchased items will not be allowed as a competitive entry. If an entry is not worthy of an award no prize will be given. Entries may be moved to a more suitable class at the discretion of the chief steward. ALL CARE IS TAKEN OF ENTRIES BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED. NOMINATIONS CLOSE AT 5PM ON SUNDAY, 6th May, 2018 with the Secretary of this section, who would appreciate it if nominations were in as early as possible. NO NOMINATIONS WILL BE TAKEN IN THE PAVILION ON MONDAY, MAY 6th, 2018. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. All exhibits to be in the pavilion, and in the hands of the stewards before 8.00 am on MONDAY, 6th MAY to be prepared for judging. Fine Arts Must be in before 8am to be hung for judging at 9am. Exhibits will be accepted in the pavilion from 3pm SUNDAY, 5th MAY as well as MONDAY, 6th MAY BEFORE 8am. All exhibits must remain in the pavilion until 3.30pm on TUESDAY, 7th MAY 2018. Exhibitors MUST REPORT to Stewards before removing their articles. Entry fee in all classes, unless otherwise stated is $0.50. POINTS will be allocated in the following manner – First place = 2 points, Second place = 1 point. A Champion exhibit will be chosen from overall exhibits. Pavilions will remain open until 7pm Monday night.

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SECTION D

Farm and Garden Produce

Steward: Errol Otto

First Prize $3, Second Prize $2 in each class except where otherwise stated. Entry Fee: 50c

Owners and Exhibitors may collect their exhibits from 3.30pm Tuesday 8th May,

2018 All fruits and vegetables are cut for quality. All pumpkins, Vegetables and Fruits to be presented to the Stewards with stems/roots as proof of being home grown Errol Otto Trophy - Champion Exhibit of Section D Dawson River Produce Trophy - Most points in Section D Fenwin Pastoral Trophy - Champion Fruit or Vegetable Grower under 16 years Mr WB Jerrard Memorial Special Prize – for Exhibitor under 16 years of age gaining most points in Produce Section. Mrs Val Neilsen Trophy – Best sample of six hen eggs (Class 4047) Mr Col Lawardorn Memorial Trophy – Best collection of locally grown vegetables (Class 4032) Mrs Rita Parsons Trophy – Best collection of locally grown fruit (Class 4045) Don Hayes Memorial Trophy – Collection of Cut Herbs (Class 4036)

GRASS AND CROP

Class 4001 SHEAF OF SORGHUM

Class 4002 COLLECTION OF 6 GRAIN SORGHUM HEADS, any variety

Class 4003 SHEAF OF OATS

Class 4004 SHEAF OF PANICUM

Class 4005 SHEAF OF RHODES GRASS

Class 4006 SHEAF OF BUFFEL GRASS

Class 4007 SHEAF OF ANY OTHER VARIETY SUITABLE FOR GRAZING

Class 4008 SAMPLE OF GRAIN OR PULSE, 2kg in plastic container

Class 4009 COLLECTION OF SHEAVES OF CROPS/GRASSES, grown on the one property, at least 4 different varieties

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VEGETABLES

Class 4010 SWEET POTATOES, pair

Class 4011 PUMPKINS, Qld Blue, pair or Beaudesert, single

Class 4012 PUMPKIN, Butternut, single

Class 4013 PUMPKIN, any other variety, single

Class 4014 PAIR OF PUMPKIN, any variety

Class 4015 ZUCCHINI, pair

Class 4016 SQUASH, pair

Class 4017 MELON

Class 4018 ESCHALLOTS, one bunch

Class 4019 BEANS, one plate

Class 4020 CARROTS, three with tops attached

Class 4021 BEETROOT, three with tops attached

Class 4022 LETTUCE, one head

Class 4023 CAPSICUM, three

Class 4024 SILVERBEET, one bunch

Class 4025 EGGPLANT, pair

Class 4026 TOMATOES, one plate

Class 4027 CHILLIES, one plate

Class 4028 CUCUMBERS, pair

Class 4029 ROSELLAS, one plate

Class 4030 ANY VARIETY OF VEGETABLE NOT CATERED FOR

Class 4031 COLLECTION OF LOCALLY GROWN VEGETABLES, at least 5 different

varieties (TROPHY)

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Show Challenge ”Commonwealth Games”

Class 5292 Show Challenge "Commonwealth Games"

Rules: Enter an item of any medium that represents the theme of "Commonwealth Games".

Entries can be in the form of art, cooking, craft, flowers, in-stallations, jewellery, leatherwork, sewing, woodwork etc.

Any size (within reason). Entry is open to all ages.

Entry fee $1.00

1st Prize: $50 donated by Tracey & Ian Eisenhauer, 2nd prize: $35 3rd prize: $15

Viewer's Choice $50 donated by Mrs Jessie Perrett Memorial

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HERBS

Class 4032 PARSLEY, one bunch

Class 4033 MINT, one bunch

Class 4034 ANY HERB NOT CATERED FOR, one bunch

Class 4035 COLLECTION OF CUT HERBS, at least 4 different varieties (TROPHY)

Class 4036 COLLECTION OF POTTED HERBS, at least 4 different varieties

FRUIT

Class 4037 PASSIONFRUIT, pair

Class 4038 LEMONS, pair

Class 4039 ORANGES, pair

Class 4040 GRAPEFRUIT, pair

Class 4041 MANDARINES, pair

Class 4042 TROPICAL FRUIT, pair

Class 4043 ANY VARIETY OF FRUIT NOT CATERED FOR, pair

Class 4044 COLLECTION OF LOCALLY GROWN FRUIT, at least 5 different varieties

(TROPHY)

OTHER

Class 4045 NUTS, plate of 12

Class 4046 EGGS, six large hen (TROPHY)

Class 4047 EGGS, six, other poultry

Class 4048 SCARECROW COMPETITION

Can be an individual, group, school class or club effort

1.5m high x 1m wide

Must be self-supporting

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Class 4049 "THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY"

Any variety of fruit or vegetable, judged on size and/or character, not

taste

JUNIOR GROWER under 16yrs

Class 4050 PUMPKIN, single

Class 4051 ZUCCHINI OR SQUASH, single

Class 4052 ANY VARIETY OF FRUIT OR VEGETABLE, pair

Class 4053 BEST SAMPLE OF HEN EGGS, six

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Pavilion

PAVILION INDUSTRIES TROPHIES

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE PAID WITH NOMINATIONS AND MUST BE ON OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM.

Prize money will be paid in cash where possible.

Mrs Janet Phelps Trophies: Competitor gaining most points in the Pavilion Industries section: Section J- Champion Bloom, Spike or Cluster of the Show. Section M Best Arranged Foliage and Confectionery (Junior and Senior)

Mr & Mrs Ron and Leigh Baxter Shield 2018: Section L: Photography, Most Points

Mrs Sue Presho Trophy: Champion Exhibit in Pavilion.

Mrs Irene Green Trophy: Competitor gaining most points in Section E, Knitting and Crochet.

Mrs Judy Smith Trophy: Competitor gaining most points in Section F, Sewing.

Mrs Shirley Chambers Memorial Trophies: (2) donated by the Chambers Family. Section G - Champion Exhibit - Hand work & Craft. Section M - Best Junior Flower arrangement

Mrs Vivian Kehl Memorial Trophy: Donated by the Kehl family. Competitor gaining most points in Section H-Jams, Pickles, Chutney, etc.

Mrs Mavis Clarris Trophies (3) Section H – Champion entry. Section J – Best specimen bougainvillea, Best flower collection from one garden.

Mrs Rita Jerrard Trophies (3) Section I -Competitor gaining most points; Section H- Best bottle of lemon cheese; Section N – most points years 7-10.

Mrs Daphne Donner Trophies (9) Section I- Best damper, Section M – Best rose bud in Junior section; Trophies donated for best entries in Handwriting - School work section and Art Work in Prep.

Mrs Jillian Carr Trophy: Most points in Junior Section M-Juvenile sewing and handicrafts

Mrs Rita Kelly Memorial Trophies: (2) Section I – Best Steam Fruit Pudding. Section J – Best cactus.

Mrs Ivy Williams Memorial Trophy: Section I –Plain scones

Leichhardt Garden Club Trophy: Section J- Champion pot plant.

Mrs Val Hay Memorial Trophy: Donated by the Hay family. Section J –Champion exhibit floral art.

Mrs Betty Curran Memorial Trophy: Competitor gaining most points in Section J.

Mrs Jan Otto Trophies: (3) Section J – Champion Rose of the show, 1 cut Polyanthus; Section K-Novice, any subject

Mrs Mitie Becker Memorial Trophy: Section J -Best yellow rose.

Mrs Di Mundell Trophy: Section J– Most Points gained in floral art.

Mrs Angela Brockhurst Trophy: Section J – Best collection of bougainvillea.

Mrs Margy Joyce Trophies: (2) Section I-Best orange bar cake; Section G- Best piece of tapestry or longstitch.

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Mrs Wilma Bridge Trophies: (3) Section J –pink rose bud, white or cream rose bud, rose bud in any other colour

Leichhardt Hotel Trophy: Section J – Orange rose

Mrs Lucy Thornton Trophy: Section K – Champion picture.

Mrs Val Wilson Trophy: Competitor gaining most points in Juvenile Section M.

Mrs Kitty Tweed Trophy: Section M. Best flower arrangement, senior.

Dawson Valley Roadhouse Trophies: (2) Section M- Best animal or best made from vegetables, fruits, nuts or cones, junior and senior.

Mrs Jeanette Phipps Trophy: Section M - Best entry in Juvenile Handicrafts - Sen-ior

Mrs Sandra Eisenhauer Trophy: Section M - Best entry in Juvenile Handicrafts - Junior

Mrs Sarah Parry-Okeden Trophy: Section J – Basket arrangement.

Mrs Helen Green Trophy: Section I –Best rich fruit cake

Mrs Margaret Speed Trophy: Section G- Best article in appliqué

Mrs Val Weldon Memorial Trophy: Section J - Best 3 roses, bud to bloom

Mrs Adrianne Dingwall Trophies (2) Section J – Best double gerbera, collection of chrysanthemums.

Mrs Eileen Gassman Trophies (2): Section I- Best banana cake, Section M – Best rose bud, senior

Mrs Joan Hayes Trophies (2) Section I –Four fruit muffins. Section N – Most points gained in years 1-6.

Mrs Pat Welsh Trophy: Section K –Figure or portrait, any medium.

Mrs Val Neilsen Trophy: Section J- Miniature roses.

Mrs Deidre Jounquay Trophy: Section M- Junior novelty cake.

Mrs Tanya Bruggemann Trophies: (2) Section I –Champion cake Section J– Red rose.

Mrs Helen Petrie Trophies: (4) Section K –Most Points in Art: Section L–Reflection/s. Section L– Child/Children Studies.

C.W & H.M. Keys: Champion Rosette - Champion items in each section in Pavilion —Sections E to M.

Mrs Carmel Lawton Trophy: Section L - Photography– Most Points.

Tracey & Ian Eisenhauer: Taroom Show Challenge - First Prize

Mrs Jessie Perrett Memorial Trophy: Taroom Show Challenge - Viewer's Choice

Mrs Anna Radel Trophies (3) – Show Challenge, Section M article in Lego, own design, junior and senior

Fenwin Pastoral Trophies (4), for best Anzac biscuits, (Senior) and best jam drops (junior), article made from wood, senior and Senior Citizens Colouring In.

Mrs Jessica Oliver trophies: Section M - best marble cake, junior & senior.

Andrea Speed: Feature Photography Class - "Life on the Land"

Upper Dawson Wildlife Branch: Photography - Native Australian Bird/Animal

Shane and Belinda Williams: Women's Welding - an item made from horseshoes

Gretchen Speed: $20 for the most entries in the Pavilion, not necessarily winning

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SPECIAL PAVILION TROPHIES Mrs Janet Phelps Trophy. Competitor gaining most points in the Pavilion. Mr & Mrs Ron & Leigh Baxter Shield 2018. Most Points Section L - Photography Mrs Sue Presho Trophy: Champion exhibit in Pavilion. Mrs Anna Radel Trophy: Feature Section: Printed Photo on Canvas Mrs Gretchen Speed Trophy: Most entries in the Pavilion

FEATURE SECTION

PHOTOGRAPHY

Class 5293

PRINTED PHOTO ON CANVAS

Rules: Canvas must be 30cm x 30cm (or similar sizing) or larger (within reason).

Entry is open to all ages

Prize money kindly donated by Andrea Speed

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Section E - Knitting & Crochet

WORK IN THIS SECTION MUST HAVE BEEN DONE WITHIN THE LAST TWO

YEARS Entry fee $0.50. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated; second prize $2. Crochet articles are easier to display without fear of injury to the article if suitably mounted with safety pins, to enable judges to inspect reverse side Mrs Irene Green Trophy: for most points gained in knitting & crochet, section E C.W & H.M Keys: Champion Rosette in Section E

Knitting

Class 5001 PULLOVER or CARDIGAN any size

Class 5002 INFANTS GARMENT or ARTICLE any yarn

Class 5003 GARMENT or ARTICLE IN KNITTING any yarn

Class 5004 Senior Citizen's Article of Hand Knitting (65 years & over)

Class 5005 Tea Cosy

Crochet

Class 5006 INFANTS GARMENT in any yarn

Class 5007 DOILY (without material centre, 40 or finer)

Class 5008 DUCHESS SET

Class 5009 DOILY (coarser than 40 cotton)

Class 5010 HANDKERCHIEF (crochet edge with or without corner)

Class 5011 CROCHET RUG

Class 5012 ANY OTHER CROCHET ARTICLE (not catered for in book)

Class 5013 SENIOR CITIZENS ARTICLE IN CROCHET (65 years & over)

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Teams of four competing in a

City vs Country themed farmers’ challenge.

Whether you’ve grown up on the land or in town, dust off your boots to take part in our Monday

night entertainment spectacular to really decide who is the best!

Competitors will first take part in five country themed challenges before a drink break and inter-views on tactics and skills. Five city themed chal-lenges will follow and, based on qualifying times,

the two top teams will go on to the final!

Awesome prizes up for grabs:

1st= $400 2nd = $200

Contact Jack Chandler to get involved!

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SECTION F Machine Sewing

ALL WORK IN THIS SECTION MUST HAVE BEEN DONE WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS

Entry fee $0.50. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated, second prize $2. All work MUST be new work not previously laundered. Articles may be pressed. Mrs Judy Smith Trophy, for most points in Section F C.W & H.M Keys: Champion Rosette in Section F Class 5014 ADULT GARMENT

Class 5015 CHILD’S GARMENT

Class 5016 CHILD’S OUTFIT (Trophy)

Class 5017 INFANT’S OUTFIT

Class 5018 LADY’S APRON

SECTION G Handwork and Crafts

ALL WORK IN THIS SECTION MUST HAVE BEEN DONE WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS

Entry fee $0.50. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. Mrs Margaret Speed Trophy: for best article in appliqué Mrs Margy Joyce Trophy: for article in tapestry or longstitch C.W & H.M Keys: Champion Rosette in Section G Mrs Shirley Chambers Memorial Trophy: Champion Exhibit in Section G. Class 5019 ANY EMBROIDERED ARTICLE

Class 5020 ARTICLE CROSS STITCH

Class 5021 COAT HANGER (knitted, crocheted, any medium)

Class 5022 TEA COSY (knitted, crocheted, any medium)

Class 5023 DRESSED DOLL

Class 5024 ARTICLE IN APPLIQUE (Trophy)

Class 5025 TAPESTRY OR LONGSTITCH IN ANY MEDIUM, mounted work allowable (Trophy)

Class 5026 ARTICLE IN PATCHWORK

Class 5027 PIN CUSHION

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Class 5028 ANY KITCHEN ITEM

Class 5029 QUILTED ARTICLE

Class 5030 SENIOR CITIZENS ARTICLE HANDWORK or CRAFT(65yrs & over)

Class 5031 SOMETHING NEW FROM SOMETHING OLD

Class 5032 HAND DECORATED CARD

Class 5033 HANDMADE ARTICLE IN WOOD

Class 5034 MACHINE TURNED/MADE ARTICLE IN WOODWORK

Class 5035 SCRAPBOOKING SINGLE OR DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD

Class 5036 ALL PURPOSE BAG

Class 5037 CUSHION COVER, unfilled

Class 5038 WALL HANGING

Class 5039 PATCHWORK QUILT

Class 5040 PATCHWORK QUILT USING MORE THAN ONE TECHNIQUE

Class 5041 ARTICLE IN ANY MEDIUM, TO BE JUDGED ON CREATIVITY AND VISUAL

IMPACT

Class 5042 ANY CRAFT NOT CATERED FOR

SECTION H Jams, Pickles, Chutney, etc.

Entry fee 50c. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2 Mrs Vivian Kehl Memorial Trophy donated by the Kehl family, for the competitor gaining most points in Section H. Mrs Mavis Clarris Trophy, for champion entry in section H Mrs Rita Jerrard Trophy, for best bottle of lemon cheese. C.W & H.M Keys, Champion Rosette in Section H JARS ARE SUGGESTED TO BE APPROXIMATELY 500gms & LIDS ARE TO BE LABELLED AS WELL AS THE BOTTLE Class 5043 RIPE TOMATO

Class 5044 FIG

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Class 5045 ROSELLA

Class 5046 PIE MELON, any flavour

Class 5047 ANY JAM NOT CATERED FOR

Class 5048 SWEET ORANGE MARMALADE

Class 5049 CUMQUAT

Class 5050 GRAPEFRUIT

Class 5051 ANY OTHER MARMALADE NOT CATERED FOR

Class 5052 JELLY, any variety

Class 5053 LEMON CHEESE (Trophy)

Class 5054 PICKLED ONION

Class 5055 CLEAR VINEGAR PICKLES

Class 5056 MUSTARD PICKLES

Class 5057 GREEN TOMATO PICKLES

Class 5058 CHUTNEY

Class 5059 RELISH

Class 5060 SAUCE, any variety

Class 5061 THREE VARIETIES JAM, uniform size jars

Class 5062 THREE VARIETIES PICKLES, uniform size jars

Class 5063 THREE VARIETIES MARMALADE, uniform size jars.

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SECTION I Home Cooking

Entry fee 50c. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. Entries to be on white disposal plates, according to size of the entry. Entry labels to be visible on top side of plate. C.W & H.M Keys: Champion Rosette in Section I Mrs Rita Jerrard Trophy, for most points in section I Mrs Eileen Gassman Trophy, for best banana cake Mrs Helen Green Trophy, for best rich fruit cake. Mrs Daphne Donner Trophy, for best damper Mrs Margy Joyce Trophy, for best orange bar cake Mrs Ivy Williams Memorial Trophy, for best plain scones Mrs Joan Hayes Trophy. For four fruit muffins Mrs Tanya Bruggemann Trophy, for champion cake – to be judged from all cakes excluding iced cakes Mrs Rita Kelly Memorial Trophy, Best Steam Fruit Pudding.

The rich fruit cake winner will be eligible to compete at regional level. Class 5064 FOUR PLAIN SCONES (Trophy)

Class 5065 FOUR PUMPKIN SCONES

Class 5066 ANY OTHER SLICE - Four pieces

Class 5067 BISCUIT SLICE (ONE MIX) - Four pieces

Class 5068 PLATE OF MIXED SLICES - Three Varieties

Class 5069 ONE DAMPER (Trophy)

Class 5070 SIX PIKELETS

Class 5071 SHORTBREAD, presented as a round piece, approx. 20cm marked out in 8

uncut sections.

Class 5072 FOUR LAMINGTONS size approx. 4cm square

Class 5073 FOUR BUTTERFLY PATTY CAKES in papers

Class 5074 FOUR FRUIT MUFFINS (Trophy)

Class 5075 SIX GINGER BISCUITS

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Class 5076 SIX ANZAC BISCUITS

Class 5077 SIX JAM DROPS

Class 5078 DATE WALNUT ROLL

Class 5079 CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE, bar or loaf, iced on top

Class 5080 RICH FRUIT CAKE, 250g mixture, approx. 20cm square (Trophy)

Class 5081 ORANGE BAR CAKE, iced on top (Trophy)

Class 5082 BANANA CAKE with lemon icing, bar or loaf (Trophy)

Class 5083 BOILED FRUIT CAKE, 250g mixture, approx. 20cm square.

Class 5084 STEAMED FRUIT PUDDING (Trophy)

Class 5085 NOVELTY CAKE, judged on design and decoration

Class 5086 DECORATED CAKE, single layer, one tier

Class 5087 TWO DECORATED CUPCAKES, judged on decoration

Class 5088 PIKELETS, six, to be made by a male

CONFECTIONERY

Entry fee 50c. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. On bread and butter disposable plates and to contain a sample of six. Class 5089 CHOCOLATE FUDGE

Class 5090 COCONUT ICE (NOT MADE ON COPHA)

Class 5091 MARSHMALLOWS

Class 5092 TOFFEE

Class 5093 VARIETY OF SWEETS

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SECTION J Horticulture

Entry fee 50c. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. Mrs Betty Curran Memorial Trophy, for most points in section J Mrs Jan Otto Trophies, for champion rose, one cut polyanthus. Mrs Janet Phelps Trophy, for champion bloom –spike or cluster–of the show Mrs Mitie Becker Memorial Trophy, for best specimen yellow rose. Mrs Mavis Clarris Trophy, for best specimen bougainvillea. Mrs Val Weldon Memorial Trophy, for best 3 roses bud to full bloom Mrs Adrianne Dingwall Trophy, for best double gerbera. Mrs Wilma Bridge Trophies (3) for white or cream rose bud, pink rose bud, and any other colour rose bud. Leichhardt Hotel Trophy, for orange rose. Mrs Tanya Bruggemann Trophy, for red rose. C.W & H.M Keys: Champion Rosette in Section J

SPECIMENS

Bottles are provided for specimens in this section. Competitors are NOT to use vases.

Class 5094 SINGLE GERBERA

Class 5095 DOUBLE GERBERA (Trophy)

Class 5096 GIANT GERBERA

Class 5097 GERANIUM

Class 5098 IVY GERANIUM

Class 5099 ROSE, red (Trophy)

Class 5100 ROSE, pink

Class 5101 ROSE, yellow (Trophy)

Class 5102 ROSE, orange (Trophy)

Class 5103 ROSE, white or cream (Trophy)

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Class 5104 ROSE, any other colour

Class 5105 ROSE, multi-colour

Class 5106 ROSE BUD, red (Trophy)

Class 5107 ROSE BUD, pink (Trophy)

Class 5108 ROSE BUD, white or cream (Trophy)

Class 5109 ROSE BUD, any other colour (Trophy)

Class 5110 THREE ROSES one variety in 3 stages, bud to bloom, on separate stems (Trophy)

Class 5111 SINGLE PETUNIA

Class 5112 DOUBLE PETUNIA

Class 5113 ONE CUT POLYANTHUS OR FLORIBUNDA (Trophy)

Class 5114 ONE CUT ORCHID STEM

Class 5115 ONE BLOOM FROM FLOWERING TREE, SHRUB OR CLIMBER

Class 5116 ONE CLUSTER FROM FLOWERING TREE, SHRUB OR CLIMBER

Class 5117 ONE CUT CHRYSANTHEMUM , one bloom only

Class 5118 ONE CLUSTER OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS

Class 5119 BOUGAINVILLEA, single, 2ft/60cm stem (Trophy)

Class 5120 BOUGAINVILLEA, double, 2ft/60cm stem

Class 5121 NATIVE FLOWER

Class 5122 BOTTLE BRUSH

Class 5123 ANY OTHER FLOWER NOT CATERED FOR

Class 5124 ONE SPIKE e.g. gladiola, larkspur etc.

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COLLECTION BOTTLES PROVIDED –NOT TO USE VASES (Variety required, minimum of three) Mrs Angela Brockhurst Trophy, for collection of bougainvillea. Mrs Mavis Clarris Trophy, for flower collection from one garden Mrs Adrianne Dingwall Trophy, for collection of chrysanthemums Mrs Val Neilsen Trophy, for miniature roses

Class 5125 ROSES (Trophy)

Class 5126 POLYANTHUS or FLORIBUNDA ROSES

Class 5127 MINIATURE ROSES (Trophy)

Class 5128 PETUNIAS

Class 5129 GERANIUMS

Class 5130 CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Trophy)

Class 5131 GERBERAS

Class 5132 BOUGAINVILLEA, single, 2ft/60cm stem, (Trophy)

Class 5133 BOUGAINVILLEA, double, 2ft/60cm stem

Class 5134 COLEUS

Class 5135 NATIVE FLOWERS

Class 5136 SIX FLOWERS, each a distinct variety

Class 5137 COLOURED FOLIAGE

Class 5138 ANY OTHER FLOWER NOT CATERED FOR, one variety

Class 5139 FLOWER COLLECTION FROM ONE GARDEN (Trophy)

Class 5140 COLLECTION OF OLD FASHIONED ROSES

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WOMEN'S CHALLENGE - WELDING

Class 5291

Women's

Welding

Horseshoe

Article/Object

Art or similar made from horseshoes.

Other materials can be used however horseshoes must be

dominant.

Points for creativity, originality and workmanship.

Cannot be bigger than 1m cube.

Prize money donated by Shane & BJ Williams

UPCYCLED RUSTIC GARDEN ART CLASS 5294

Using your artistic skills and any old junk lying around, cre-

ate a one of a kind item to display in your garden.

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Men’s Cooking

Class 5088 SIX PIKELETS

Can you claim the 2018 title?

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POT PLANTS

When selecting size of entries, please consider pots often have to be moved by ladies. Plants too large or awkward may be rejected. If possible have name of plant on pot. Leichhardt Garden Club Trophy, for champion pot plant Mrs Rita Kelly Memorial Trophy, for best cactus Class 5141 MAIDEN HAIR FERN

Class 5142 FERN, other than maiden hair

Class 5143 OUTDOOR POT PLANT

Class 5144 INDOOR POT PLANT

Class 5145 COLEUS

Class 5146 TRAILING PLANT, support allowed

Class 5147 GERANIUM

Class 5148 LILY

Class 5149 HANGING POT PLANT

Class 5150 HANGING FLORAL BASKET

Class 5151 HANGING FERN

Class 5152 CACTUS (Trophy)

Class 5153 ZYGO CACTUS

Class 5154 ORCHID

Class 5155 AFRICAN VIOLET

Class 5156 SUCCULENT

Class 5157 PLANT IN NOVELTY CONTAINER

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FLORAL ART All fresh flowers to be used, unless otherwise stated. Flowers need not be grown by competitor. Accessories allowed in all sections. Mrs Dianne Mundell Trophy, for most points gained in floral art Mrs Val Hay Memorial Trophy, for champion exhibit in floral art Mrs Sarah Parry-Okeden Trophy, for arranged basket of flowers

Class 5158 ARRANGED BASKET OF FLOWERS (Trophy)

Class 5159 ARRANGEMENT, foliage only

Class 5160 ARRANGEMENT, using wood

Class 5161 ARRANGEMENT SUITABLE FOR DINING TABLE

Class 5162 ARRANGEMENT IN NATIVE FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE

Class 5163 ARRANGEMENT INCORPORATING ONE FLOWER ONLY

Class 5164 MINIATURE CONTAINER OF FLOWERS, dried or fresh, overall height to not ex-

ceed 10cm x width 10cm

Class 5165 INTERPRETIVE, to be named by exhibitor

Class 5166 ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS, any variety, one colour

Class 5167 DRIED ARRANGEMENT

Class 5168 ARRANGEMENT OF MIXED FLOWERS

Class 5169 ARRANGEMENT USING ARTIFICAL FLOWERS

Class 5170 SHOULDER SPRAY

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Section K - Art

FINE ARTS

Entry fee 50c. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. Mrs Lucy Thornton Trophy, for champion picture in Section K Mrs Helen Petrie Trophy, for most points in art Mrs Pat Welsh Trophy, figure of portrait, painting or sketching Mrs Jan Otto Trophy, Novice – Any subject Fenwin Pastoral Trophy, colouring in C.W & H.M Keys, Champion Rosette in Section K WORK MUST BE ORIGINAL AND HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITHIN THE PAST TWO YEARS SKETCHES AND ALL UNFRAMED WORK MUST BE SUITABLY MOUNTED TO BE HUNG ON HOOKS Class 5171 PENCIL DRAWING

Class 5172 WATERCOLOURS

Class 5173 SENIOR CITIZENS COLOURING IN, 65 years or over (Mounted) (Trophy)

ANY MEDIUM

Class 5174 LAND or SEASCAPE

Class 5175 FIGURE or PORTRAIT (Trophy)

Class 5176 STILL LIFE

Class 5177 LIVING SUBJECT

Class 5178 ABSTRACT or CONTEMPORARY

Class 5179 FLORAL

Class 5180 OF LOCAL INTEREST

Class 5181 OF ANY SUBJECT

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NOVICE – ANY MEDIUM

NOVICE to be a resident of Taroom District who has not won a first prize at our agricultural show previously.

Class 5182 ANY SUBJECT (Trophy)

Class 5183 LIVING SUBJECT

Class 5184 FLORAL

Class 5185 LAND or SEASCAPE

Section L - Photography

See General Conditions regarding the Pavilion Section Entry fee 50c. First prize $3 unless there is a trophy. Second prize $2. All work to be original and to be entered in the name of the amateur photographer and taken by the photographer. All entries to be individually mounted on black or white appropriate firm paper or cardboard with borders being approx. 2cm. Except where otherwise stated, no photos to be larger than 13cm x 18cm (5"x7") and no smaller than 10cm x 15cm (4"x6"). Digital entries will only be accepted when printed on photographic paper, to a suitable standard. Owner’s name to be on the back of all entries. Photographs must have been taken in the past three years.

Mrs Helen Petrie Trophy, Reflection, Child/Children Study C.W & H.M Keys, Champion Rosette in Section L Mrs Carmel Lawton Trophy, Most points in Section L Prize Money Donors, Andrea Speed Upper Dawson Branch WP Society, Native Animal Mr & Mrs Ron & Leigh Baxter Shield 2018, Most Points in Section L

BLACK AND WHITE OR SEPIA

Class 5186 PORTRAIT/PEOPLE

Class 5187 ANIMAL/S

Class 5188 LANDSCAPE/SEASCAPE

Class 5189 ANY OTHER SUBJECT

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COLOUR PRINT

Class 5190 STUDY OF ADULT From head and shoulders to full length –ideally to give the

viewer a glimpse into the character/personality of the subject.

Class 5191 PEOPLE/GROUP

Class 5192 CHILD/CHILDREN STUDY (Trophy)

Class 5193 ANIMAL/S Picture of living animal, bird, insect or reptile, either confined or in their

natural environment.

Class 5194 SUNRISE/SUNSET

Class 5195 LANDSCAPE Picture of natural scenery which may include trees, people, houses

or other subject provided that these elements do not dominate the picture.

Class 5196 SEASCAPE In its natural state or as harnessed by man. Boats or other items of

marine interest may be included, but not to dominate.

Class 5197 CHANGING ENVIRONMENT Flood, fire, storm etc.

Class 5198 WATER SCENE In its natural state or as harnessed by man. Boats or other items

of marine interest may be included, but not to dominate.

Class 5199 REFLECTION/S (Trophy)

Class 5200 FLORAL STUDY Not Gardens

Class 5201 ANY MAN MADE STRUCTURE

Class 5202 HISTORICAL

Class 5203 SPIRIT OF OUR COMMUNITY

Class 5204 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY 4-6 photos telling a story.

Class 5205 ANY OTHER SUBJECT

Class 5206 ENLARGEMENT PEOPLE Colour or black and white. No larger than A4.

Class 5207 ENLARGEMENT ANY OTHER SUBJECT Colour or Black and White. No larger

than A4.

Class 5208 NATIVE AUSTRALIAN ANIMAL/BIRD TAKEN IN NATURAL HABITAT(Trophy)

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For all your

Lotto

Products

Newspapers &

Magazines

Toys

Cards & Gifts

Class 5209 Feature Class

"Life on the Land"

A picture that captures the various aspects

to life on the land e.g. mustering, livestock, machinery,

harvest, planting etc.

1st Prize: $50, 2nd Prize: $35, 3rd Prize: $15

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Section M - Juvenile

THIS SECTION IS TO ENCOURAGE CHILDREN TO SHOW THEIR SKILLS THEREFORE ALL ENTRIES MUST BE THEIR OWN WORK

JUVENILE SECTION WILL CONSIST OF TWO GROUPS IN EACH SECTION AND THOSE WILL BE:

JUNIOR – 12 years and under; SENIOR -13 years to 17 years AGE MUST BE STATED ON ENTRY FORMS. Entry fee $0.50. First prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second prize $2. This section must not be confused with schoolwork. It is included to give the Juveniles a place of their own. Mrs Val Wilson Trophy, for most points gained in juvenile section. Mrs Jillian Carr Trophy, for most points gained in handicrafts and sewing. Mrs Jeanette Phipps Trophy, for best entry in Juvenile Handicrafts - Senior Mrs Sandra Eisenhauer Trophy, for best entry in Juvenile Handicrafts - Junior Mrs Jillian Carr Trophy, for the most points gained in junior section of juvenile C.W & H.M Keys, Champion Rosette in Section M

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JUVENILE SEWING AND HANDICRAFTS

Mrs Anna Radel Trophy, Article made from lego, own design, junior and senior Fenwin Pastoral Company Trophy, Article made from wood, senior Class 5210 ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO, own design, junior (Trophy)

Class 5211 ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO own design, senior (Trophy)

Class 5212 ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO, made from kit, junior

Class 5213 ARTICLE MADE FROM LEGO, made from kit, senior

Class 5214 ARTICLE IN SEWING OR EMBROIDERY, junior

Class 5215 ARTICLE IN SEWING OR EMBROIDERY, senior

Class 5216 ARTICLE MADE FROM WOOD, junior

Class 5217 ARTICLE MADE FROM WOOD, senior (Trophy)

Class 5218 ITEM OF ANY OTHER CRAFT, junior

Class 5219 ITEM OF ANY OTHER CRAFT, senior

Class 5220 ARTWORK IN ANY MEDIUM, junior

Class 5221 ARTWORK IN ANY MEDIUM, senior

JUVENILE PHOTOGRAPHY( must be own work) COLOUR PRINTS 6” x 4”

Class 5222 PEOPLE OR PORTRAIT, junior

Class 5223 PEOPLE OR PORTRAIT, senior

Class 5224 ANIMAL/S, junior

Class 5225 ANIMAL/S, senior

Class 5226 SCENERY, junior

Class 5227 SCENERY, senior

Class 5228 ANY OTHER SUBJECT, junior

Class 5229 ANY OTHER SUBJECT, senior

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JUVENILE COOKERY

Mrs Deidre Jounquay Trophy, for junior novelty cake. Mrs Jessica Oliver Trophy, for best marble cake, junior & senior Fenwin Pastoral Trophies, for best Anzac biscuits—senior and best jam drops—junior A FEATURE CAKE MUST BE COOKED TO THE FOLLOWING RECIPE.

MARBLE CAKE: Ingredients: 185g sugar, 1 ½ cups SR flour, 1/2 cup milk, few drops vanilla essence, 125g butter, 2 eggs, 2 tsp. cocoa, hot water, pinch salt. Method Place all ingredients, except cocoa and water, into a small mixing bowl and mix at low speed until combined. Then beat on high for 4 minutes. Divide mixture into three, colour one pink, one chocolate (by combining cocoa and water and mixing to form a paste) and leave one white. Line the bottom of a 20cm round tin. Place mixture in alternate spoonfulls and run a knife through mixture to give a marbled effect. Bake in a 190 oven for 25 to 40 minutes or until cooked. When cool, ice on top with pale pink icing.

Class 5203 PLATE OF SCONES, junior

Class 5231 PLATE OF SCONES, senior

Class 5232 MARBLE CAKE, junior- Feature cake as per recipe (Trophy)

Class 5233 MARBLE CAKE, senior—Feature cake as per recipe (Trophy)

Class 5234 FOUR PATTY CAKES, un-iced, made in patty tins, junior

Class 5235 FOUR PATTY CAKES, un-iced, made in patty tins, senior

Class 5236 FOUR ANZAC BISCUITS, junior

Class 5237 FOUR ANZAC BISCUITS, senior (Trophy)

Class 5238 CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE, iced on top only, junior (Trophy)

Class 5239 CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE, iced on top only, senior (Trophy)

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Class 5240 FOUR PIKELETS, junior

Class 5241 FOUR PIKELETS, senior

Class 5242 NOVELTY CAKE, junior (Trophy)

Class 5243 NOVELTY CAKE, senior

Class 5244 FOUR JAM DROPS, junior (Trophy)

Class 5245 FOUR JAM DROPS, senior

Class 5246 PLATE OF FOUR DECORATED PLAIN BISCUITS, junior

Class 5247 PLATE OF FOUR DECORATED PLAIN BISCUITS, senior

JUVENILE CONFECTIONERY

Mrs Janet Phelps Trophies (2), for most points in confectionery Senior and Junior.

Plates to be bread and butter size and contain a sample of four.

Class 5248 CHOCOLATE FUDGE, junior

Class 5249 CHOCOLATE FUDGE, senior

Class 5250 COCONUT ICE, not copha recipe, junior

Class 5251 COCONUT ICE, not copha recipe, senior

Class 5252 MARSHMALLOWS, junior

Class 5253 MARSHMALLOWS, senior

Class 5254 VARIETY OF SWEETS, junior

Class 5255 VARIETY OF SWEETS, senior

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Opening Hours 7am-7pm 7 Days a week

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JUVENILE HORTICULTURE

Dawson Valley Roadhouse Trophy. For best animal or bird made from vegetables, fruits, nuts or cones. Junior and Senior. Mrs Daphne Donner Trophy, for best rose bud in junior section. Mrs Janet Phelps Trophies (2) for senior and junior arranged foliage. Mrs Shirley Chambers Memorial Trophy, for best flower arrangement in junior section. Mrs Kitty Tweed Trophy, for best flower arrangement in senior section. Mrs Eileen Gassman Trophy, for best rose bud in senior section. Class 5256 BEST FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, junior (Trophy)

Class 5257 BEST FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS, senior (Trophy)

Class 5258 BEST DECORATED SAUCER, junior, arranged in front of the steward

Class 5259 BEST ROSE BUD, junior (Trophy)

Class 5260 BEST ROSE BUD, senior (Trophy)

Class 5261 BEST ARRANGED FOLIAGE, junior (Trophy)

Class 5262 BEST ARRANGED FOLIAGE, senior (Trophy)

Class 5263 BEST ANIMAL or BIRD, made from vegetables, fruits, nuts or cones.

Accessories allowed. Junior only. (Trophy)

Class 5264 BEST ANIMAL or BIRD, made from vegetables, fruits, nuts or cones.

Accessories allowed. Senior only. (Trophy)

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SCHOOL SECTION –Display Only Space Width – 1.5metres, Bench and Wall per entry

SECTION N Schoolwork

Competition School Work

Entries to be delivered to Show Pavilion on WEDNESDAY 2nd May 2018 between 3pm and 5pm. Distance Education entries to Show Office before Wednesday 2nd May, 2018. If there is insufficient room to display all entries, the 10 best entries in each catego-ry will be displayed. Merit Cards will be awarded at the discretion of the judge. NB: Art work for all classes is to be on paper no more than 40 cm x 30 cm CREATIVE WRITING: On any genre. HANDWRITING: First verse of Australian National Anthem from years 4 to 6 ART: On paper no more than 40 cm x 30 cm. All children's paintings in child's own handwork. A set Theme for Art Work and Creative Writing is to be "Show Day”.

First Prize $3, unless otherwise stated. Second $2 Mrs Joan Hayes Trophy, for most points gained years 1 –6. Mrs Daphne Donner Trophy, for Best Entries in Handwriting Years 1 - 6 and Prep Artwork. Mrs Rita Jerrard Trophy, for most points gained years 7 -10. NB: Distance Education children are encouraged to enter these sections

PREP

Class 5265 Art Work

Class 5266 Colouring in

SCHOOLWORK YEARS 1 - 6

Class 5267 YEAR 1 Art Work

Class 5268 YEAR 1 Handwriting Own Choice

Class 5269 YEAR 2 Art Work

Class 5270 YEAR 2 Handwriting Own Choice

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Class 5271 YEAR 3 Art Work

Class 5272 YEAR 3 Creative Writing

Class 5273 YEAR 3 Handwriting Own Choice

Class 5274 YEAR 4 Art Work

Class 5275 YEAR 4 Creative Writing

Class 5276 YEAR 4 Handwriting

Class 5277 YEAR 5 Art Work

Class 5278 YEAR 5 Creative Writing

Class 5279 YEAR 5 Handwriting

Class 5280 YEAR 6 Art Work

Class 5281 YEAR 6 Creative Writing

Class 5282 YEAR 6 Handwriting

YEARS 7 - 10

Class 5283 YEAR 7 Design Technology Item

Class 5284 YEAR 7 Art (Any Medium)

Class 5285 YEAR 8 Design Technology Item

Class 5286 YEAR 8 Art (Any Medium)

Class 5287 YEAR 9 Design Technology Item

Class 5288 YEAR 9 Art (Any Medium)

Class 5289 YEAR 10 Design Technology Item

Class 5290 YEAR 10 Art (Any Medium)

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Bovine herd health, pregnancy testing using ultrasound,

reproduction and bull soundness evaluations

Equine radiology, dentistry, surgical procedures,

reproduction, freeze branding, micro-chipping

and vaccinations

Small animal medical, diagnostic and surgical procedures

Pet health checks, vaccinations, boarding and grooming

Call 4627 3130 all hours 24 hour emergency service seven days a week

Dr Tim Wright B.V.Sc , Dr Hugh Oliver B.V.Sc &

Dr Ian Croft B.V.Sc.

Veterinary Nurses – Courtney Pullin & Meagan Moore

PO Box 352, Taroom 4420

Email: admin@taroomvetsurgery.com

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