1. health and fitness
2. disease
3. infertility

INDEX
Junee Dist Co-op Scy Ltd
Major Sponsor
2014
Junee Show
Saturday October 25
(including night)
Introduction...................................................................................1
Office-Bearers ...............................................................................2
Members .......................................................................................3
Sponsors........................................................................................6
Beaut Ute ......................................................................................9
Harness Racing (Class A) ...........................................................12
General Ring Events (Class B)...................................................14
Spring Show Dates......................................................................18
Wool (Class E) ............................................................................21
Judging Competitions (Class F) .................................................23
Field Wheat Competition............................................................24
Essay Competition ......................................................................25
Field Crop Competition ..............................................................26
Dairy Goats (Class G).................................................................27
Poultry (Class H) ........................................................................28
Pigeons (Class I) .........................................................................31
Farm and Vegetable Produce (Class J) .......................................32
Young Endeavour Award ............................................................33
Young Endeavour Award Entry Form.........................................34
Entry Forms...........................................................35, 37, 43 & 45
Stud Sheep ..................................................................................47
Indemnity Forms ...................................................36, 38, 44 & 46
Bushman’s Relay ........................................................................42
Horticulture (Class K).................................................................48
Sand Castle Comp./Pet Show/Mummy Wrap Comp..................54
Cookery (Class L).......................................................................55
Jams and Preserves (Class M) ....................................................58
Woollen and Needlework (Class N) ...........................................59
Millinery (Class O) .....................................................................62
Photography (Class Q)................................................................64
C.W.A. Handcrafts and Hobbies.................................................66
Arts and Crafts (Class R)............................................................67
Construction Competition (Class X) ..........................................68
Insectorama (Class P) .................................................................69
School Work (Class S)................................................................69
Colouring Competition ...............................................................71
Showgirl Competition.................................................................72
Cattle (Class T) ...........................................................................73
Rules and Regulations ................................................................78
Printed by J.A. Bradley & Sons
Phone 02 6977 1077
OFFICE BEARERS
PATRONS: D. Eisenhauer, A. Kanaley.
2014 JUNEE SHOW
PRESIDENT: Mr. P. Commens (02) 6924 5213
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Mr. Adrian Hart (02) 6924 7261
VICE-PRESIDENTS: Mr. C. Randall & Mr. R. Eisenhauer
Saturday, October 25
TRUSTEES: P.R. Keast, M. Hart, P.R. Commens and A. Eisenhauer.
TREASURER: Mr. Tony Griffin.
SECRETARY: Mrs. J. Griffin.
SCHEDULE OF PRIZES
PUBLICITY OFFICER: Mrs. J Kuiper
SAFETY OFFICER: Mr. P. Keast
PUBLIC OFFICER: Mr. J. Wright
Over $7000 in prizemoney
and trophies (GST inclusive)
AUDITOR: Baldry & Carr
DELEGATES: P. Commens, C. Randall & Executive
COMMENTATOR: Mr. G. Barker.
GATE:
$10 Adults
$2 Children
$5 Pensioners (aged)
$1 Car Park
MEMBERS WELCOME – SUBSCRIPTION $20
PRESIDENT:
Peter Commens (02) 6924 5213
SECRETARY:
Mrs Jenny Griffin
PO Box 79, Junee NSW 2663
Show Office Ph/Fax (02) 6924 1008
Mobile 0439 418 379
SHOW OFFICE:
(SHOWGROUND)
Fri. Oct. 17, Mon. Oct 20, Tues. Oct. 21, 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Wed. Oct. 22. 10 a.m. - 4.30 p.m.
Phone (02) 6924 1008
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COMMITTEE: The above office-bearers plus Mrs. J. Baxter, Mr. A. Eisenhauer, Mrs. M. Hill, Mr.
R. Hughes, Mr. S. Kanaley, Mr. R. Smith, Mr. D. Asmus, Mrs. B. Keast, Mrs J. Eisenhauer, Mrs.
S. Eisenhauer, Ms S. Pratt, Mr Rob Kuiper, Mrs Julie Sheperd, Mrs D Skene, Mrs. B. Burcher,
Ms. L. Neal, Mr. P. Holdsworth, Mr. F. Duck, Ms. H. Smith and Mr. D. Eisenhauer.
STEWARDS/STEWARDESSES: The above office-bearers and committeemen plus B. Anderson,
Mrs. J. Baxter, H. Bond, G. Burcher, M. Burcher, T. Butt, Mrs. G. Commens, Mrs. N. Day, L.
Harbrow, Mrs. A. Hart, Mrs. M. Hart, Mrs. M. Hedlund, S. Hedlund, M. Heffernan, Mrs. S.
Heffernan, H. Jenkins, Mrs. B. Keast, Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mrs. J. Kuiper, K. Lord, Mrs. R.
MacPherson, Mrs. C. Mangelsdorf, I. Manwaring, Mrs. M. Nell, Mrs. S. Pickersgill, Mr. G.
Price, C. Randall, J. Riley, H. Smith, L. Smith, Mrs. D. Skene, Mrs. B. Turner, P. Turner, R.
Turner, Mrs. L. Turner, Mrs. Elizabeth Cowled, Amy Hedlund, plus members of the Junee
branches of Rotary, Lions, the Junee Night Trotting club, Junior Schoolboys Football Carnival,
Junee Rescue Squad.
Belmore Manor
Bed & Breakfast
Belmore Street, Junee
Ph - 6924 4147
Mobile - 0405 264 854
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LIFE MEMBERS
Miss A. Pratt (H)
Mr. A. Edwards
Mr. A. Eisenhauer (H)
Mrs. J. Eisenhauer (H)
Mr. A.B. Hart (H)
Mr. A.J. Hart (H)
Mr. A.J. Kanaley (H)
Mr. D. Carter
Mr. I. Armstrong (H)
Mr. W. Heffernan
Mr. I. Manwaring (H)
Mr. J.Day
Mr. L.D. Eisenhauer (H)
Mr. M. Hart
Mr. N. Lehmann
Mr. P. Keast (H)
Mrs. B. Keast (H)
Mr. P.R. Commens (H)
Mr. T.W. Lord
Mr. H. & J. Richards
Mr. W. Corbett
Mrs. M. Kanaley (H)
Mrs. B. Turner (H)
Mrs. H. Lord (H)
Mrs. J. Moss (H)
Mrs. P. Price (H)
Mrs. T. Jeffs
Mr. G. Cassell
Mr. A. Clinton
MEMBERS
Addison, R. & J.
Allamby, Mrs. S.
Allamby, T. & M.
Anderson, Mrs. B.
Asmus, D.
Cowled, M.J.
Craig, Mrs. R.
Crowley, Ms. J.
Cummins, Mrs. L.
Cuttle, W.R.
Baldry, I. & C.
Barrett, R. & J.
Barsoum, Dr. R.
Baxter, J. & J.
Bergmeier, Ms. D
Bond, J.L.
Boyton, A.
Brabin, G.W.
Brabin, T.F.
Bradley, Mrs. K.
Brandon, Mrs. C.
Butler, Miss E.
Bull, N. & K.
Burcher, Mrs. B.
Burcher, D.
Burcher, G.
Butt, B.J.
Butt, Tony
Day, D.G.
Dayhew, P.
Dietrich, J. & M.
Dietrich, J.
Drum, David
Drum, K.
Drum, Mrs. M.
Duck, A.
Duck, F. & D.
Callow, Miss M.
Carter, Mrs. A.
Clemson, B.L.
Clifford, Ms V.
Commens, Mrs. M.J.
Commins, F.
Commins, M.
Cook, M. & P.
Cooke, E.
Cooper, I. & L.
Cooper, T. & J.
Cooper, T.
Corbett, D.
Cowled, E. & P.
Edwards, P.
Eisenhauer, R.
Eisenhauer, S.
Evans, J.
Evers, L.
Fife, D.
Foley, C. & A.
Forsyth, G
.
Gardner, S. & V.
Gentle, Jane
Gentle, Mrs. J.
Glass, J.
Glass, M.
Golden Butler, P.
Golden, P. M.
Goldsworthy, Miss J.
Goldsworthy, T. & K.
Gooden, D. & H.
Griffin Mrs. A.
Griffin, Mr. T. & J.
Guelfi, G.
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Gummer, J. & J.
Halliburton, P.
Hancock, Mrs. C.
Harbrow, G.
Harbrow, L.
Harpley, Mrs. B.
Harris, F. & S.
Harris, I.A.
Harris, J.S.
Harris, L.
Hart, D.
Hart, L.
Hart, M.
Hart, N.
Hart, R.
Hart, S.
Hart, Ms. T.
Hedlund, S.J.
Hedlund, Stan
Heffernan, A.
Heffernan, C
Heffernan, G. & C.
Heffernan, M.
Higginson, J. & A.
Higginson, N.
Hill, Mrs, M.
Hillam, A. & D.
Hillam, M.J.
Hillam, Mrs. L.
Hillam, R.G.
Hillyer, Mrs. H.
Holdsworth, P.
Honner, M. & M.
Honner, R.
Hughes, R.
Hyland, T.
Jenkins, H
Jenkins, K. & S.
Jettner, Ms. C.
Johnson, M.
Judd, T.
McAlister, T.
McCrea, M.
McEwen, A.
McKenzie, J.
McNamara, K.
Moloney, C. & C.
Mooney, F.
Mooney, Mrs. N.
Moore, R.
Moroney, Maurice R. & Co.
Kanaley, C.
Kanaley, S.
Kennedy, T. & J.
Kerlin, K.
Knight, E.
Knight, Mrs. M.
Kuiper, J.
Kuiper, R.
Neal, L.
Nell, P. & M.
Nell, R.
Norman, R.T.
Lamb, R.
Layton, N.
Leak, R.
Lehmann, A.
Lehmann, T.
Lewis, D.
Lewis, J.
Lord, K.
Macauley, B. & J.
MacPherson, C. & J.
MacPherson, R. & R.
Mallaby, B.
Mangelsdorf C.
Manning, G.
Marshall, S. & G.
Marr, D. & R.
McAdam, I.
McAlister, B.
McAlister, H.
Pengilly, R. & G.
Pickersgill, K.
Pickles, P.
Pollard, G.
Pratt, J.M.
Pratt, S.
Price, D. & E.
Price, G. & J.
Purcell, T.
Puttock, J.
Scott, Mrs. P.
Scott, P.
Sheedy, P. & M.
Shepherd, D.
Shepherd, J.
Sheridan, R.
Skene, D.
Slinger, C. & D.
Sly, L.
Smith, Ms. H.
Smith, Mrs. J.
Smith, N.
Smith, P.
Smith, R.L.
Strudwick, Mrs. M.
Sypott, J.
Thompson, K.
Tokley, D.
Turner, M.
Turner, R.C.
Turner, R.
Turner, Robert
Turner, Roger
Turton, M.
Vincent, F. & K.
Randall, C. & D.
Robinson, Mrs. L.
Russell, J.
Rutland, M.
Rutland-Grierson, D.
Schubach, Mrs. M.
Scott, C.
Ward, P.
Watson, J.
Whiles, P.
Whitechurch, D.
Wright, J. & M.
Workman, J.
POST-SHOW
BARBECUE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
at the Showground following clean-up
All committee members, stewards and stewardesses invited
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SPONSORS OF THE 2014 JUNEE SHOW
The Committee thanks the following supporters for their sponsorship,
without their support our Annual Show would not be possible.
We would like our members to support these businesses.
Worth the drive to come and see us!
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For new caravan sales and used
caravan sales
• Easy on site parking
• Parts & accessories
• All insurance work
• Caravan storage available
www.waggacaravancentre.com.au
Drive-In Leisure Centre, 3871 Sturt Highway,
Gumly Gumly, NSW 2652
PH: 02 6922 8307
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Ag‘n’Vet
Allamby, T.W.
Allamby, K.
Anoni Wright Lawyers
ANZ Bank Junee
A.S.C. of N.S.W.
Ausfarm Nutrition Products
Baldry, I. & C.
Barsoum, Dr. R.
Mrs. J. Baxter
Belmore Manor B & B
Belmore Motors Junee
Bolton, Connolly
Bowen Therapy
B.E.S.T.
Ms Dawn Bergmier
Broadway Builders
Burcher, G.N. & B.M.
Calisto Beauty Day and Spa
Cathy’s Beauty Spot
Clemson, L.
Cleverdons Steel Construction
Commens, P. & G.
Commins Hendriks
Corbett, Dr. D.
Country Meadows
Cowled, L.
Cramp, A. & C. (Ice Cream & Coffee Van)
Crossing Motel
Cuttle, R.
Dayhews Pest Control
Deb on Hair
Delta Agribusiness
Duck F. & D.
Edwards, A.
Eisenhauer, D.
Eisenhauer, A. & J.
Les Eisenhauer Memorial
Elders Rural Services Australia Pty Ltd
Evers, E.
Fawns T.
Gentle, Judy
Granleese McEwen Pty. Ltd.
The G.E.O. Australia Pty. Ltd.
Grassroots
H B Accounting Pty. Ltd.
Hanlon Enterprises
Harris, J. & S.
Hart, Mrs. A.
Hart V & M Memorial
Hart Bros. Seeds
Hedlund, Mrs. M.
Heffernan, A. & N.
Heffernan, Mrs. S.
Higginson, Mrs. N.
Holman & Tolmie P/L
Home 2 Home - Junee
Honner, R.
Hughes, R. & W.
Hutcheon & Pearce
Intersales Temora
Jensell Park Stud
John Dietrich Transport
Jones, Sarah
J.J.S. Glass & Co.
Junee Auto Centre
Junee Capital Chemist
Junee Chocolate and Licorice Factory
Junee & District Co-Op. Scy. Ltd.
Junee Ex Services Club
Junee Freight Lines
Junee Junction Recreation & Aquatic Centre
Junee Motor Inn
Junee Newsagency
Junee Panel & Paint
Junee Post Office
Junee Railway Workshop
Junee Shire Arts Council
Judd’s Horse Supplies
Keast, P. & B.
Kanaley, Mr. & Mrs. A.
Lord, Mrs. H.
Mac’s Meats
Mangelsdorf, Mrs. C.
Milong Angus Stud
Mooney, N.
Maurice Moroney & Co.
Moss, J.
Moses & Son
McNamara, K. & N.
MacPherson, C. & J.
National Australia Bank
Nell, P. & M.
Nell, R.
Nixons Engineering
PRD Nationwide Junee
Pennant Products
Points Direct
Price, P.
Puttock, John - Electrician
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Remax Elite - Junee
Riverina Co-Op Society
Riverina Livestock Agents Pty
Rodwells & Co Pty. Ltd.
Schute Bell Badgery Lumby
Smith, J.
Smith, P.
South West Fuel Centre
Seary’s Saddlery - George
Suncorp Bank Wagga
Tasco Inland Pty. Ltd.
Temora Independent
T-Line Steel Fabrication
Total Bliss
Tokley, D.
Turner, B.
Turton, M.
Tru - Test
Wagga Wagga Caravan Centre
Wagga Wagga Veterinary Clinic
White, T.
Yates Australia
SERVICES PROVIDED
The following in addition to committee-members and stewards:
David Golland
Junee SES
Junee Shire Council
Shirley Hedlund and Family
Ian Manwaring
Junee Harness Racing Club
Junee Freight Lines
Junee Rotary Club
Junee Lions Club
Southern Cross
Junee Schoolboys Carnival
Dayhew’s Pest Control
Ray Taylor Plumbing
The GEO Group Australia P/L
John Puttock, Electrician
PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSHIP
1. Admission to the grounds upon production of the member’s ticket.
2. The right to receive a ticket of membership which is not transferable, and one Guest ticket. A
member’s children of school-age will be admitted free to the grounds, providing they are
accompanied by either parent.
3. The right to vote at any Annual Meeting or any General Meeting.
4. The right of car entry into the Showground.
RULES REGARDING MEMBERSHIP
1. Any person paying the Annual Family Subscription of $20 shall be duly constituted a member
of the Society in the financial year for which the subscription is paid and shall be entitled to all
rights and privileges of membership as hereinafter provided for that period.
2. A single payment by any person of $250 to the Society shall constitute such person a Life
Member, and such person shall have all the rights of membership, provided that donations as
special prizes shall not, however, qualify any person for the position of Life Member.
3. The Committee shall have power to make any person an Honorary Life Member for valued
services rendered to the Society.
4. An annual payment of $10 shall entitle a person to be an Associate Member and to admission
(upon production of his/her ticket) to the grounds of the Society, such person shall not be entitled to vote at the Annual General Meeting.
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A proud sponsor of the
2014 Junee Show
Entry fee $5 each section
Chief Steward: Mr. Stuart Kanaley 0428 637 280
BEAUT UTE
CHALLENGE
Prizemoney donated by
H B Accounting Pty. Ltd, Junee Auto Centre and Junee Motor Club
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TOWN UTE, clean, tidy inside out.
B&S UTE.
FERAL UTE, rougher the better.
CHICKS UTE.
CHAMPION OF SHOW.
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Exhibition Racing for Harness
Racing Horses CLASS - A
John W Wright LL.B
Ph:
6924 2629
Russell Chambers
93 Broadway
Fax: 6924 1691
Junee NSW 2663
Email: [email protected]
POST ENTRY
Chief Steward: Terry Judd (02) 6924 1510
Supervisor: Keith Boxsell
PIC. NH 554585
Handicapping: This programme is affiliated with and run under the rules of the N.S.W. Harness
Racing Authority. No horse disqualified under these rules or owned or trained by any person disqualified under these rules may compete in any of the races. No person disqualified or suspended
under these rules may drive in a race in this programme.
All events to be run from the mobile barrier.
All events handicapped on Show Assessment.
RBD - Random Barrier Draw.
PBD/S - Preferential draw on Show Wins.
This programme may be altered, amended or an event deleted at the discretion of the stewards.
Post nominations - close 30 minutes before start of racing programme.
PONY TROTS
Conducted by Riverina Mini Trotting Club
Starting time 1.00 p.m. Nom.: Ponies U13h, Drivers U16 years. No nomination ponies and drivers.
Must be registered with NSW Mini-Trotting Association.
Ribbons 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th.
Prizemoney: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4.
A1. Shetland Trot
A2. Pony Trot
A3. Shetland Trot
A4. Pony Trot
STANDARDBRED CLASSES SPONSORED BY
BOLTON CONNOLLY - VALUERS, LAND ECONOMISTS
Judged during lunch, 12 noon
ALL HORSES TO HAVE A BIT IN THEIR MOUTH
Prizemoney 1st $5, 2nd $2 unless otherwise stated.
Nom.: $1 per class.
12.00 noon . . .
A5. LED STALLION, 3 years and over
A6. LED COLT, 2 years and under
A7. CHAMPION & RES. CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT
Prizemoney - Champion Sash & $20, Reserve Sash & $10.
A8. LED MARE, 3 years and over.
A9. LED FILLY, 2 years and under.
A10. CHAMPION & RES. CHAMPION MARE OR FILLY - Sash.
Prizemoney - Champion $20, Reserve $10.
A11. LED GELDING, 2 years and under.
A12. LED GELDING, 3 years and over.
A13. CHAMPION & RES. CHAMPION GELDING
Prizemoney - Champion $20, Reserve $10.
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HARNESS RACING
Nominations: $5, close 30 minutes before race time.
Prizemoney: A13-17, 1st $60, 2nd $25, 3rd $15.
First Race - 1.30 p.m.
Show Handicaps
A14. JOE PRICE TWO-YEAR-OLD PACE (MS), 2S0 & better
PBD/S 1760m.
A15. RIVERINA EQUINE VETERINARY SERVICES THREE-YEAR-OLD
PACE (MS).
3YO pacers 3R0 TO 3R2 PBD/R 1760m.
A16. TREVOR WHITE HARNESS RACING STABLES MAIDEN PACE (MS),
R0 only 1760m RBD.
Prizemoney donated by TREVOR WHITE.
A17. JUDD’S HORSE SUPPLIES JUNEE PACE (MS).
R1 to R2 PBD/S 1760m.
A18. OUR SIR VANCELOT PACE (MS). R3 or more PBD/R
2170m.
(If sufficient nominations may be divided and assessed accordingly.)
Prizemoney donated by T. Allamby to winner of fastest division of A17.
• Prescriptions • Webster Packs
• Diabetes Australia
• Home Medicines Delivered
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GENERAL RING EVENTS Entry Fee $2.00 per Event
Start 9am
PIC NH554585
Prizemoney 1st $5.00 2nd $2.00 unless otherwise stated
1st Prizemoney only if less than 3 entries
All Prizemoney Donated by HANLON ENTERPRISES unless otherwise stated
RINGMASTER- Col RANDALL PH 0428688349 or email [email protected]
CHIEF STEWARD - Mr GERARD HEFFERNAN
Stewards Mr T Brabin, Mr R Cuttle, Mr Richard Heffernan, Mrs Andrea Heffernan, Mr Nic
Heffernan, Mr Michael Hart, Mrs Fran Butt, Mr Errol Butt, Mrs Mavis McRae, Mrs Christine
Heffernan Ms Fleur Keast.
Ken Hodson Perpetual Trophy and Sash for Local Pony Club Members Point System
All Competitors to enter and Compete under the Rules and Regulations of the Society.
Outside Assistance to Competitors by Word, Radio, or any other in Horse Ring Events will
NOT be Permitted. If in Breach of this Ruling, Competitors and their exhibits may be
Dismissed from the Event and the Showground and the Competitors Name will be Submitted
to the ASC
RINGMASTERS DECISION is FINAL
All Stallions and Colts MUST have a bit in their Mouths
RING 1 Start 9am
Any Horse winning a champion is ineligible to compete in ring 2
1 Local Rider 18yrs and over
2 Open Rider 18yrs and under 21yrs
3 Open Rider 21yrs and over
4 CHAMPION ADULT RIDER
5 RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT RIDER
6 Led Mare over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
7 Led Gelding over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
8 Local Galloway 14hh not exceeding 15hh
9 Novice Galloway 14hh not exceeding 15hh
10 Lightweight Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh
11 Heavyweight Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh
12 Lightweight Galloway over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh
13 Heavhweight Galloway over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh
14 Childs Galloway 14hh not exceeding 15hh ( Rider under 18yrs not eligible for class 15)
15 Adults Galloway 14hh not exceeding 15hh (Rider not eligible for class 14)
16 CHAMPION GALLOWAY over 14hh not exceeding 15hh ( Eligible for Supreme Hack)
17 RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
18 Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
19 Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh
20 Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh not exceeding 15hh
21 Childs Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
(Rider under18yrs, not eligible for class21)
22 Open Show Hunter Galloway over14hh not exceeding 15hh
(Rider 18yrs and over not eligible for class 21)
23 Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh not exceeding15hh
24 CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 14hh not exceeding 15hh
25 RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTET GALLOWAY 14hh not exceeding 15hh
26 Led Hack Mare over 15hh
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27 Led Hack Gelding over15hh
28 Local Hack over 15hh
29 Novice Hack over 15hh
30 Open Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh
31 Open Hack over15.2hh not exceeding 16hh
32 Open Hack over 16hh not exceeding 16.2hh
33 Open Hack over 16.2hh
34 Childs Hack over 15hh (Rider under 18yrs not eligible for class35)
35 Adults Hack over 15hh (Rider18yrs and over not eligible for class 34(
36 CHAMPION HACK over 15hh (eligible for Supreme Champion Hack)
Sponsored by Mr G Icecream
37 RESERVE CHAMPION HACK over 15hh
38 Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15hh
39 Open Show Hunter Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh
40 Open Show Hunter Hack over 15.2hh not exceeding 16hh
41 Open Show Hunter Hack over 16hh not exceeding 16.2hh
42 Open Show Hunter Hack over 16.2hh
43 Childs Show Hunter Hack over 15hh (Rider under 18yrs not eligible for class 44 )
45 Open Show Hunter Hack over 15hh
46 CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK over 15hh
47 RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK over 15hh
48 Open Pony not exceeding 12.2hh
49 Open Pony over 12.2hh not exceeding 13hh
50 Open pony over13hh not exceeding 13.2
51 Open Pony over13.2hh not exceeding14hh
52 CHAMPION PONY not exceeding 14hh ( Eligible for Supreme Champion Hack
53 RESERVE CHAMPION PONY not exceeding 14hh
54 SUPREME CHAMPION HACK of SHOW Sponsored by SADDLEWORLD
RING 2
Drug Testing May be Carried out At This Show. Any Competitor Found to have Breached the ASC
Disputes and Disciplinary Regulations will be Investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee.
Definitions:
Horses in Appropriate Classes Must be Registered with their Breed Societies and Copies of
Registrations MUST be Available for Presentation on Request.
NOVICE; Open to all competitors who have not won a first prize in a solo event at an agricultural
show.
Stallions and Colts may only compete in classes where specifically permitted .
Ridden Stallions or Colt classes MUST be Ridden by a Rider 18yrs and over.
AUTHORISED PERSONS ONLY ALLOWED IN RINGS
SHOWHUNTERS: If a horse competes in open height classes, e.g. Hack ring they are NOT
eligible to enter Show Hunter Classes and vice versa. Show Hunter is NOT eligible for
SUPREME CHAMPION HACK.
IDEMNITY/WAIVER forms MUST be signed by ALL Competitors and for Competitors
under 18yrs by their Parent/Guardian and Wrist Bands MUST be worn by all Competitors.
PIC NO MUST be PRINTED CLEARLY on WAIVERS NO PIC Number entry will not be
accepted
LOCAL RIDER MUST RESIDE IN JUNEE SHIRE
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RING 2 Starts 9am
LES EISENHAUER MEMORIAL RING
Any Horse Winning a Champion is in ineligible to compete in Ring 1
PONY CLUB RIDING
(Members of Junee Pony Club Only)
Junee Pony Club Uniform MUST be Worn
60 Boy or Girl Rider under 6yrs Junee Pony Club members only
61 Boy or Girl Rider 6yrs and under 9yrs Junee pony club members only
62 Boy or Girl 9yrs and under 12yrs pony Junee club members only
63 Boy or Girl Rider 12yrs and under 17yrs Junee Pony Club members only
64 Local Rider under 12yrs
65 Novice Rider 6yrs & under 9yrs
66 Open Rider 9yrs & under 12yrs
67 CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER under 12yrs
68 RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER under 12yrs
69 Open Rider 12yrs & under 15yrs
70 Open Rider 15yrs & under 17yrs
71 CHAMPION RIDER 12 yrs & under 17yrs
72 RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER 12yrs & under 17yrs
73 Led Mare not exceeding 14hh
74 Led Gelding not exceeding 14hh
75 CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT not exceeding 14hh
76 RESERVE CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT not exceeding14hh
77 Local Pony not exceeding 14hh
78 Novice Pony not exceeding 14hh
79 Open Pony not exceeding 11.2hh
80 Open Pony over 11.2 not exceeding 12hh
81 Open Pony over 12hh not exceeding 12.2hh
82 Open Pony over 12.2hh not exceeding 13hh
83 Open Pony over 13hh not exceeding 13.2hh
84 Open Pony over 13.2hh not exceeding 14hh
85 Childs Pony Hack not exceeding 14hh( Rider under 17yrs not eligible for class 86)
86 Adults Pony Hack not exceeding 14hh ( Rider 17yrs & over not eligible for class 85)
87 CHAMPION PONY HACK not exceeding 14hh
Sash & Margaret Cuttle Memorial Trophy (eligible for Supreme Champion Hack)
88 RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK not exceeding 14hh
89 Novice Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14hh
90 Open Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12hh
91 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12hh not exceeding 12.2hh
92 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh not exceeding 13hh
93 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13hh not exceeding 13.2hh
94 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13.2hh not exceeding 14hh
95 Childs Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14hh (Rider under 17yrs not eligible for class 96)
96 Adults Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14hh ( Rider over17yrs not eligible for class 95)
97 Open Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 14hh
98 CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY not exceeding 14hh
99 RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY not exceeding 14hh
100 Lightweight Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh
101 Heavyweight Galloway over 14hh not exceeding 14.2hh
102 Lightweight Galloway 14.2 hh not exceeding 15hh
103 Heavyweight Galloway over 14.2 not exceeding 15hh
104 CHAMPION GALLOWAY over 14hh not exceeding 15hh
(eligible for Supreme Champion Hack)
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105 RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY over14hh not exceeding 15hh
106 Open Hack over 15hh not exceeding 15.2hh
107 Open Hack over 15.2hh not exceeding 16hh
108 Open Hack over 16hh not exceeding 16.2hh
109 Open Hack over 16.2hh
110 CHAMPION HACK over 15hh (eligible for Supreme Champion Hack)
111 RESERVE CHAMPION HACK over 15hh
112 OFF the TRACK Hack series (For Retrained horses off the Racetrack only)
151 Working Stock Horse Ridden by a Juvenile 13yrs & under 18yrs
152 Working Stock Horse Ridden by an Adult 18yrs & over
153 CHAMPION WORKING STOCK HORSE Trophy donated by
COMBANNING AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE STUD. Combanning NSW
154 RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING STOCK HORSE
155 SUPREME CHAMPION WORKING STOCK HORSE
156 Time Trial
FUN RING
RING 3 Starts 8.45am
SPONSORED by RIVERINA RURAL LIFESTOCK AGENTS WAGGA WAGGA
Entry Fee $2.00, $10 champions
Exhibits Must be Registered with Relevant Societies
Registeration Papers Must Be Produced on Request
No Stallion to be Led or Ridden by a Junior under 18yrs
SHETLANDS
Commence at 8.45am
120 Led Shetland Stallion
121 Led Shetland Mare or Filly
122 Led Shetland Gelding any age
123 CHAMPION LED SHETLAND EXHIBIT
SPONSORED BY JENSELL PARK SHETLAND STUD
124 RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHETLAND EXHIBIT
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES
Commence at 9am
125 Led Stock Horse Stallion 4yrs & over
126 Led Stock Horse Gelding 4yrs & over
127 Led Mare 4yrs & over
128 Led Stock Horse under 4yrs any sex
129 CHAMPION LED STOCK HORSE
130 RESERVE CHAMPION LED STOCK HORSE
131 Junior Handler under 13yrs
132 Junior Handler 13yrs & under 18yrs
133 Maiden Stock Horse Hack
134 Stock Horse Stallion Hack 4yrs & over
135 Stock Horse Gelding Hack 4yrs & over
136 Stock Horse Mare Hack 4yrs & over
137 Stock Horse Hack 4yrs and under (either sex)
138 Stock Horse Hack to be Ridden by a junior under 13yrs
139 Stock Horse Hack to be Ridden by a Rider 13yrs & under 18yrs
140 Stock Horse Hack to be Ridden by an Adult Rider 18yrs & over
141 Stock Horse Pleasure Hack (No Spurs or Whips .Snaffle bit must be used )
142 CHAMPION STOCK HORSE HACK
143 RESERVE CHAMPION STOCK HORSE HACK
144 Maiden Working Stock Horse
145 Open Working Stock Horse Stallion
146 Open Working Stock Horse Gelding
147 Open Working Stock Horse Mare
148 Open Working Stock Horse under 4yrs
149 Utility Stock Horse
150 Working Stock Horse Ridden by a Junior under 13yrs
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Commencing 10am
Approved helmets and riding boots must be worn
Chief steward may delete or add events at his own discretion.
Age groups may change depending on numbers.
1 Tiny Tot to be led under 5yrs
2 Rider under 7yrs (maybe led)
3 Rider 7yrs and under 12yrs
4 Pony club mount under 7yrs (maybe led)
5 Pony club mount 7yrs and under 12yrs
6 Best Handler under 7yrs (maybe led)
7 Best handler 7yrs and under 12yrs
8 Pony with longest tail under 7 yrs
9 Pony with longest tail 7yrs and under 12yrs
10 Pony with the best trot under 7yrs (not necessarily the fastest)
11 Pony with the best trot 7yrs and under 12yrs (not necessarily the fastest)
12 Pair of riders under 7yrs
13 Pair of riders 7yrs and under 12yrs
14 Bareback rider under 7yrs (maybe led)
15 Bareback rider 7yrs and under 12yrs
16 Open Fancy Dress (This will be the first event after lunch)
TEAM PENNING
To commence approx. 3pm
Entry numbers will depend on the availability of cattle.
For further information and all entries to Mr Paul Turner on 69243803 ah.
SPRING SHOW DATES
OCTOBER 2-3 Wagga.
OCTOBER 5-6 Griffith
OCTOBER 6: Walbundrie
OCTOBER 4: Culcairn.
OCTOBER 10-11: Leeton.
OCTOBER 11: Illabo.
OCTOBER 18: Cootamundra.
OCTOBER 18: The Rock.
OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 1-2: Albury.
NOVEMBER 8: Holbrook.
AUGUST 17: Weethalle
AUGUST 23: Ganmain.
SEPTEMBER 6-7: Barmedman,
SEPTEMBER 6: Narrandera.
SEPTEMBER 2-3: West Wyalong
SEPTEMBER 5-6: Murrumburrah.
SEPTEMBER 14: Ariah Park.
SEPTEMBER 20: Ardlethan.
SEPTEMBER 27: Temora.
SEPTEMBER 28: Lockhart.
SEPTEMBER 21-23: Young.
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WOOL - CLASS E
CHIEF STEWARD: ROB EISENHAUER (02) 6924 2120
Stewards: R. Turner, K. Lord.
Entries close at 9 a.m. on Friday before Show Day.
Phone entries will be accepted.
All entries to be staged ready for judging by 10 a.m. on Friday
before Show Day.
1st $2, 2nd $1 and ribbons unless otherwise stated.
Wool must be from unhoused sheep. Fleeces to be skirted (as required by milling trade). (Fleeces
must have 12 months growth with exception of lambs wool in Sections E7 and E8).
1. Merino Fleece, Fine.
2. Merino Fleece, Medium.
3. Merino Fleece, Strong.
4. SCHUTE BELL PTY. LTD. TROPHY, Champion Fleece of Wool - judged on point basis
(E1-E3 eligible). Sashes for Champion and Reserve Champion Fleeces.
5. Comeback Fleece.
6. Crossbred Fleece.
7. Merino Lamb’s Fleece.
8. Crossbred Lamb’s Fleece.
9. TRU - TEST (Division of Hayes Fencing Products) Prize for the most valuable (comeback or
crossbred) fleece, judged on straight commercial value. Fleeces in Sections E5 and E6 only eligible. Trophy from Hayes Range of Fencing Products.
10. MOSES & SON WOOLBROKERS TROPHY - BEST COMMERCIAL FLEECE (from
Ewe or Wether) - Judged on straight commercial value. Sections E1 - E3 only eligible. (Sash
donated by Society).
11. MOSES & SON WOOLBROKERS PRIZE - Voucher for merchandise to value of $100 from
any Moses & Son store for most successful exhibitor in Class E (1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points,
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Junee 2663
Phone (02) 6924 2300
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JUDGING COMPETITORS CLASS F
CHIEF STEWARD: ROGER HONNER 02 6924 1844
STEWARD: MARTIN HONNER
Winners and runners-up eligible to compete at zone finals where two competitors will be chosen to
represent the area at State finals.
Competitors must be under 25 years of age on May 1 in the year of the State Final at Royal Easter
Show.
Prizemoney (1st $7, 2nd $3 in each section).
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
R.J. & S.L. Eisenhauer Fleece Junior Judging.
Perpetual trophy and replica donated by Rob and Sharon Eisenhauer, Junee. 9 a.m. start.
Eurolie Merino Sheep Judging.
Perpetual trophy and replica donated by Eurolie and Eurolie North, Junee Reefs. 10 a.m.
R. & M. Honner Meat Sheep Judging.
Trophy donated by Roger and Manda Honner, Junee. 11 a.m.
P. & G. Commens Beef Cattle Judging. Trophy donated by Peter and Gail Commens,
‘Coorumbene’, Eurongilly. Subject to availability of cattle. 12 noon.
Hart Bros. Seed, Grain Judging. Trophy donated by Hart Bros. Seed. 1.00 p.m.
HOLMAN TOLMIE P/L
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Phone 02 6942 3055 – Fax 02 6942 3004
2014 CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD
WHEAT COMPETITION
CHIEF STEWARD: BERNARD HART (02) 6927 5118
Entries are now being accepted for the Junee division of the ASC Bread Wheat
competition.
Varieties eligible are those approved for this silo group on 2014 from 2013.
The crop must be at least 15 hectares of the one variety in the one paddock.
The winner will receive the Elanco Perpetual Trophy plus sash.
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
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The Lehmann Family
James Dyason (Bill & Margaret Heffernan)
Tony Lehmann
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JUNEE AND DISTRICT
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JUNEE SHOW SOCIETY/R.A.S.
Essay Competition
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
Landholders in the Junee Shire are invited to enter the Field Crop Competition. The Society is proud
of the range of crops that are produced within the shire hence the recognition of the growers’
ability to produce this range of crop is rewarded by this competition.
The judging format is subject to your own farm management, judging is carried out by sponsor
representatives.
CONDITIONS:
Sponsored by
1.
2.
3.
All crops must be grown by the entrant whether sharefarmed or not.
Crops that are commercially produced for human consumption, processing and feed/fodder use.
Crop must be grown within Junee Shire.
Junee Railway Workshops Pty Ltd
THE BENEFIT:
1st Prize: $50 2nd Prize: $30 3rd Prize: $20 - in each section
All growers entering have the opportunity to do a visual comparative analysis of a whole mix of crops
and management practices. PLUS cash prizes.
Crops will be judged on the planning, production, monitoring and marketing abilities of the
producer.
Sponsored by:
HART BROS. SEEDS,
AG N’ VET JUNEE,
JJS GLASS & CO
HANLON ENTERPRISES,
NAB AGRIBUSINESS
GRASS ROOTS
SUBJECT: - What the Roundhouse meant to the Residents and Businesses of
Junee, from its opening in 1947, and the Government’s closure of its operations as
a Maintenance and repair Depot, in 1993.
Students are required to include photographs and drawings with each entry.
(eg. visit the local Library or Roundhouse Museum.)
Please include students name, academic year on each entry.
Primary Students:
1. Kindergarten - Year 4: A minimum of 250 words.
2. Years 5 and 6:
A minimum of 500 words.
2008 winner:
2009 winner:
2010 winner:
2011 winner:
2012 winner:
2013 winner:
Stuart & Margaret Kanaley
Toby Jones for Bill & Margret Heffernan
Robert Sheridan
Tony Lehmann
Andrew Hillam
Tony Lehmann
High School Students:
3. Years 7 - 10:
A minimum of 700 words
4. Years 11 and 12:
A minimum of 1000 words
Entries close on Wednesday 22nd October, and are to be handed in to the
Show Secretary’s office at the Showground before 4.30pm on that day.
[email protected]
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DAIRY GOATS - CLASS G
P/C NO. NH 554585
CHIEF STEWARD: MR. PHILIP TURNER
Entries must be made on the Wednesday before the Show on an entry form in back of the
schedule or by phoning (02) 6924 1973.
Entry fee of 50¢ per animal/class must accompany entries or be paid prior to the competition.
Judging 9.30 a.m.
Special prizes for championships donated by Maurice Moroney and family (plus Society sashes).
Grand Champion $15 plus sash, Champion $5 plus sash, Reserve a sash.
Prizemoney (1st $2, 2nd $1). Donated by D. Eisenhauer
Age of animals to be calculated from birth date.
To be eligible in special classes all animals must be entered in their respective age classes.
Animals must be registered with the Dairy Goat Society of Australia.
Entry form to contain name of goat, tattoo and birth date.
1.
Best Groomed Goat - Best Prepared and Presented.
2.
Saanen Doe, in milk, any age.
3.
Toggenburg Doe, in milk, any age.
4.
British Alpine Doe, in milk, any age.
5.
Anglo-Nubian Doe, in milk, any age.
6.
Australian Melaan Doe, in milk, any age.
7.
Australian Brown Doe, in milk any age.
8.
Dry doe, any breed, (in kid or have kidded within last 2 years).
9.
Type and Production (24 hour test records etc).
10. Type and Production (12 month test records etc).
11. Best Uddered Doe, any breed. 1st lactation
12. Best Uddered Doe, any breed. 2nd or more lactations.
13. Champion Uddered Doe: Ribbon
14. Senior Champion Dairy Doe: Ribbon.
15. Reserve Senior Champion Dairy Doe: Ribbon.
16. Saanen Maiden Doe, 1 to 2 years.
17. Toggenburg Maiden Doe, 1 to 2 years.
18. British Alpine Maiden Goatling, 1 to 2 years.
19. Anglo-Nubian Maiden Doe, 1 to 2 years.
20. Australian Melaan Doe, 1 to 2 years.
21 Australian Brown Doe, 1 to 2 years.
22. Junior Champion Dairy Doe: Ribbon.
23. Reserve Junior Champion Dairy Doe: Ribbon.
24. Saanen Doe Kid, under 12 months.
25. Toggenburg Doe Kid, under 12 months.
26. Britsh Alpine Doe Kid, under 12 months.
27. Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 12 months.
28. Australian Melaan Doe Kid under 12 months.
29. Australian Brown Doe Kid under 12 months.
30. Champion Dairy Doe Kid: Ribbon.
31. Reserve Champion Dairy Doe Kid: Ribbon.
32. Buck Kid any breed, under 12 months.
33. Buck, any breed, 12 months & over.
34. Champion Dairy Buck: Ribbon.
35. Reserve Champion Dairy Buck: Ribbon.
36. Doe and Daughter, any breed (same owner).
37. Sires Progeny, any breed (same owner), Two does by the same sire.
38. Grand Champion Dairy Goat: Ribbon.
39. Best Sannen: Certificate.
40. Best Toggenburg: Certificate supplied by Dairy Goat Society.
41. Best British Alpine: certificate supplied by Dairy Goat Society.
42. Best Anglo Nubian: certificate supplied by Dairy Goat Society.
43. Best Australian Melaan: certificate supplied by Dairy Goat Society.
44. Best Australian Brown: certificate supplied by Dairy Goat Society.
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POULTRY - CLASS H
P/C NO. NH 554585
CHIEF STEWARD: TINA JOHNSON Phone 0428 220 480
STEWARDS: B JOHNSON.
JUDGE: TBA
All exhibits to be penned by 9 a.m. Unpenning will be at 3.30 p.m.
Judging to commence at 9.15 a.m.
If you need to pen birds on the Friday night please call the Chief Steward to make arrangements.
Pen numbers to be collected from stewards at poultry pavilion.
Entry fee 50¢ per entry all sections. Entries close on the Wednesday prior to the Show.
Prizemoney: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00.
Sponsors: Evan & Terri Fryer (Wantabadgery),
Coprice - Leeton
Junee Show Society Inc. Poultry Section Rules.
No sick or vermin riddled birds will be permitted in the pavilion.
Late entries will not be accepted.
Birds must be penned by 9 a. m. any person/s that has not penned their birds by 9 a. m. will not be
able to pen.
All classes will be judged according to the Australian Poultry Standards.
Champion Junior Bird is eligable for Champion Bird in Show & Reserve Champion in Show.
SOFTFEATHER LARGE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
White Leghorn Male.
White Leghorn Female.
A.O.C. Leghorn Male.
A.O.C. Leghorn Female.
Australorp Male.
Australorp Female.
Ancona Male.
Ancona Female.
Rhode Island Male.
Rhode Island Female.
Australian Langshan Male.
Australian Langshan Female.
Hamburg Male.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Hamburg Female.
Wyandotte Male.
Wyandotte Female.
Plymouth Rock Male.
Plymouth Rock Female.
Silkie Male.
Silkie Female.
Sussex A.C. Male.
Sussex A.C. Female.
A.O.V. Soft Feather Large Male.
A.O.V. Soft Feather Large Female.
Soft Feather Large Breeding Pair.
HARDFEATHER LARGE
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
O.E.G. Black Red Male.
O.E.G. Partridge Female.
O.E.G. Blue Red Male.
O.E.G. Blue Red Female.
O.E.G. Duckwing Male.
O.E.G. Duckwing Female.
O.E.G. Brown/Orange Red Male.
O.E.G. Brown/Orange Red Female.
O.E.G. Pile Male.
O.E.G. Pile Female.
A.O.C.O.E.G. Male.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
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A.O.C.O.E.G. Female.
Australian Game Male.
Australian Game Female.
Indian Game Male.
Indian Game Female.
Australian Pitt Game Male.
Australian Pitt Game Female.
A.O.V. Hard Feather Large Male.
A.O.V. Hard Feather Large Female.
Hard Feather Large Breeding Pair.
SOFTFEATHER BANTAM
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
White Leghorn Male.
White Leghorn Female.
A.O.C. Leghorn Male.
A.O.C. Leghorn Female.
Rosecomb Male.
Rosecomb Female.
Wyandotte Male.
Wyandotte Female.
Black Pekin Male.
Black Pekin Female.
A.O.C. Pekin Male.
A.O.C. Pekin Female.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
Australorp Male.
Australorp Female.
Australian Langshan Male.
Australian Langshan Female.
Rhode Island Male.
Rhode Island Female.
Ancona Male.
Ancona Female.
A.O.V Softfeather Bantam Male.
A.O.V. Softfeater Bantam Female.
Soft Feather Bantam Breeding Pair.
HARDFEATHER BANTAM
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71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
Modern Game Black Red Male.
Modern Game Partridge Female.
Modern Game Pile Male.
Modern Game Pile Female.
Modern Game Duckwing Male.
Modern Game Duckwing Female.
Modern Game Birchen Male.
Modern Game Birchen Female.
A.O.C. Modern Game Male.
A.O.C. Modern Game Female.
O.E.G. Black Red L/L Male.
O.E.G. Clay/Wheaten Black Tail Female.
O.E.G. Partridge L/L Female.
O.E.G. Black Red D/L Male.
O.E.G. Partridge D/L Female.
O.E.G. Blue Red Male.
O.E.G. Blue Red Female.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
O.E.G. Clay/Wheaten Blue Tail Female.
O.E.G. Duckwing Male.
O.E.G. Duckwing Female.
O.E.G. Pile Male.
O.E.G. Pile Female.
A.O.C.O.E.G. Male.
A.O.C.O.E.G. Female.
Indian Game Male.
Indian Game Female.
Australian Game Male.
Australian Game Female.
Australian Pitt Game Male.
Australian Pitt Game Female.
A.O.V. Hardfeather Bantam Male.
A.O.V. Hardfeather Bantam Female.
Hardfeather Bantam Breeding Pair.
MAJOR AWARDS
CHAMPION BIRD IN SHOW - DOUG SCOTT MEMORIAL TROPHY plus Sash.
RESERVE CHAMPION BIRD IN SHOW - JOHN LORD MEMORIAL TROPHY plus Sash.
CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER LARGE - Sash & Bag of feed.
RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER LARGE - Sash & Bag of feed.
CHAMPION HARD FEATHERLARGE - Sash & Bag of feed.
RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER LARGE - Sash & Bag of feed.
CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM - Sash plus Bag of feed.
RESERVE CHAMPION SOFTFEATHER BANTAM - Sash plus Bag of feed.
CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM - Sash plus Bag of feed.
RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM - Sash plus Bag of feed.
CHAMPION BREEDING PAIR IN SHOW - Sash + Bag of feed.
CHAMPION WATERFOWL IN SHOW - KEITH CLEMSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
plus Sash + Bag of feed.
RESERVE CHAMPION WATERFOWL IN SHOW - plus Sash + Bag of feed.
CHAMPION JUNIOR BIRD OF SHOW - Trophy + Sash +Bag of feed
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BIRD OF SHOW - Trophy + Sash +Bag of feed
OTHER AWARDS MAY BE GIVEN ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW.
JOHN LEHMANN ANIMAL
NURSERY
Bring the children along to see all
the baby animals on display.
WATERFOWL
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
Muscovy Drake.
Muscovy Duck.
Indian Runner Drake.
Indian Runner Duck.
Campbell Drake.
Campbell Duck.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
Rouen Drake.
Rouen Duck.
A.O.V. Drake.
A.O.V. Duck.
Waterfowl Breeding Pair.
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JUNIOR SECTION
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
Soft Feather Large Male.
Soft Feather Large Female.
Hard Feather Large Male.
Hard Feather Large Female.
Soft Feather Bantam Male.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
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Soft Feather Bantam Female.
Hard Feather Bantam Male.
Hard Feather Bantam Female.
Drake
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Anthony Cummins
0428 457 204
Jack Erickson
0428 025 622
PIGEONS - CLASS I
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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24.
25.
STEWARD: J. Riley 69 242 050
STEWARD: D. Drum
Prizemoney in this section donated by D. Eisenhauer
Judging to commence at 9 a.m. on Show day.
Entry fee 20¢ per entry all sections.
Entries close on the Wednesday prior to the Show.
Pen numbers to be collected at poultry pavilion on Show day.
Prizemoney: 1st $1, 2nd 50¢.
26. Carrier Hen
RACING HOMER
27. A.V. Helmet Cock
Blue or Black Cheq Cock
28. A.V. Helmet Hen
Blue or Black Cheq Hen
29. Nun Cock
Blue Bar Cock
30. Nun Hen
Blue Bar Hen
31. Jacobin Cock
Red or Red Cheq Cock
32. Jacobin Hen
Red or Red Cheq Hen
33. Modena Cock
Pied A.C. Cock
34. Modena Hen
Pied A.C. Hen
35. Magpie Cock
A.O.C. Cock
36. Magpie Hen
A.O.C. Hen
37. Performing Tumbler Cock
SHOW PEN HOMER
38. Performing Tumbler Hen
Blue or Black Cheq Cock
39. A.O.V. Tumbler Cock
Blue or Black Cheq Hen
40. A.O.V. Tumbler Hen
Blue Bar Cock
41. A.O.V. Frill Cock
Blue Bar Hen
42. A.O.V. Frill Hen
Blue or Red Cheq Cock
43. A.V. Utility Cock
Blue or Red Cheq Hen
44. A.V. Utility Hen
Pied A.C. Cock
45. A.O.V. Cock
Pied A.C. Hen
46. A.O.V. Hen
A.O.C. Cock
JUNIOR CLASSES
A.O.C. Hen
47. Racing Homer Cock
FANCY PIGEON
48. Racing Homer Hen
African Owl Cock
49. Show Pen Homer Cock
African Owl Hen
50. Show Pen Homer Hen
Fantail Cock
51. A.O.V. Fancy Cock
Fantail Hen
52. A.O.V. Fancy Hen
Carrier Cock
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
Champion Racing Pigeon Cock, $10.00 plus Sash
Champion Racing Pigeon Hen, $10.00 plus Sash
Champion Fancy Pigeon Cock, $10.00 plus Sash
Champion Fancy Pigeon Hen, $10.00 plus Sash
Champion Show Pen Homer Cock, $10.00 plus Sash
Champion Show Pen Homer Hen, $10.00 plus Sash
Grand Champion Pigeon of Show Sash plus
Claude Smith Memorial Trophy - Donated by Peter Smith
60. Reserve Champion Pigeon of Show Sash
61. Champion Junior Pigeon of Show Sash
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FARM & VEGETABLE
PRODUCE - CLASS J
Prizemoney in this section by - Ag N’ Vet Junee and J. & S. Harris.
CHIEF STEWARD: G. PRICE Phone (02) 6924 1352
Entry free.
Entries to be staged ready for judging by 10 a.m. on Friday before the Show.
Bundles to be named with variety.
The exhibits to have been grown by the exhibitor.
The stewards have the right to reject any entry.
Samples of grain to be judged on Grain Handling Authority standards.
Prizemoney: 1st $2, 2nd $1 unless otherwise stated.
Entries close on the Wednesday prior to the Show.
Entries available for collection on Saturday 6.30 p.m.
Please label all samples with name of variety
1. Sample of Barley.
2. Sample of Wheat.
3. Sample of Oats.
4. Sample of Lupins.
5. Sample of Triticale.
6. Bale of Pressed Wheaten Hay.
7. Bale of Pressed Oaten Hay.
8. Bale of Pressed Sub-Clover.
9. Bale of Pressed Lucerne Hay.
10. Bundle of Green Wheat (as grown). 2 kg., cut at ground level.
11. Bundle of Green Oats (as grown). 2 kg., cut at ground level.
12. Bundle of Green Barley. 2 kg., cut at ground level.
13. Bundle of Green Triticale. 2 kg., cut at ground level.
14. Bundle of Green Canola, 5 plants.
15. Bundle of Sub-Clover with Pasture Mixture, 1 kg.
16. Bundle of Green Lucerne, 1 kg.
17. Collection of three bundles of growing crop of three distinct varieties or species of crop.
Trophy donated by Yates Australia.
18. Most successful exhibitor in J1-J16, Ag n’ Vet Trophy (3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd).
19. Peas in the pod.
20. Three Onions (white or brown).
21. Three Carrots.
22. Three Parsnips.
23. One Lettuce.
24. One Pumpkin.
25. Bunch of Eschalots.
26. Bunch of Silver Beet.
27. Bunch of Rhubarb.
28. Sample of Strawberries.
29. Six Home-Grown Lemons.
30. Six Home-Grown Oranges.
31. Three Home-Grown Grapefruit.
32. Dozen White Eggs (to be judged on commercial basis).
33. Dozen Brown Eggs (to be judged on commercial basis).
34. A Collection of Herbs, minimum 4 different herbs - labelled.
35. Collection of Home-Grown Vegetables, not to exceed 10 varieties.
Trophy donated by Yates Australia
36. Most successful exhibitor in J18-34, $20 donated by Mrs J. Smith,
(3 points for 1st, 2 for 2nd).
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JUNEE SHOW YOUNG
ENDEAVOUR AWARD
YOUNG ENDEAVOUR AWARD
ENTRY FORM
RULES
CHIEF STEWARDESS: MRS. B. TURNER (02) 6924 1973.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Open to all exhibitors who reside within the Junee Shire and who are under 25 on May 1,
2014.
Entries must be received on a printed form with name, address and age of exhibitor and all
sections in which they intend exhibiting.
Entrants may exhibit in as many sections as they wish. Points toward this award will count
from a maximum of three individual classes in any one section of competition. (NOTE:
This scoring system obviously promotes diversity - the more things an entrant has a go at,
the better their chance of winning this award).
Points will be awarded, 3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for unplaced entry in the entrants’ three best
placed classes in any section. These do not have to be specified on the entry form.
The major award winner receives a trophy in perpetuity and replica.
In addition prizemoney is: 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10, 4th $5.
2008 winner
2009 winner
2010 winner
2011 winner
2012 winner
2013 winner
Emma Turner
Emma Turner
Emma Turner
Zyon Shepherd
Emma Turner
Andreas Shepherd
1.
2.
3.
Entries will only be accepted on this written form and must reach the Secretary by the
Wednesday before the Show.
Entrants must reside within the Junee Shire and must be no older than 25 years on May 1, 2014.
Points will be awarded in a maximum of three classes in any one section of competition (your
three best placings in that section). Points will be 3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd and 1 for unplaced. However,
points will be awarded for ALL sections entered. The more sections you enter, the better your
chances, BUT only three classes for each section will count.
NAME ..........................................................................................................
ADDRESS ...................................................................................................
DATE OF BIRTH.........................................................................................
Please tick all sections you intend exhibiting in. Points will only be
awarded in those sections marked.
Ring Events ....................................
Showjumping.................................
Cattle...............................................
Goats..............................................
Harness Racing...............................
Wool ..............................................
Poultry ............................................
Pigeons ..........................................
Farm and Vegetable Produce........................................................................
Horticulture.....................................
Cookery .........................................
Jams & Preserves............................
Woollen & Needlework.................
Pet Show .........................................
Junior Judging ...............................
Photography....................................
Miss Showgirls ..............................
Arts & Crafts ..................................
Other..............................................
I agree to abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Junee Show Society Inc., as set out in the schedule of prizes. I pay particular attention to clause 5 – “All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor or his principal. All agricultural exhibits must have been grown by the
exhibitor.”
Signature ..................................................
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ENTRY FORM
HER # 6860
To the Secretary, PO Box 79, Junee 2663
Phone/Fax 6924 1008
Class
Section
Example
E
Example
1
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC.
Participants Indemnity and Waiver
RISK WARNING
PIC. NH 554585
Description
Example:
Fine Merino Wool
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive participation, in events or activities at an Agricultural Show contains elements of
risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including death.
1.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury and I agree
that I undertake any such risk voluntarily of my own free will and at my own risk.
2.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form
constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).
3.
I the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that I,
or any other person claiming through me, may have against the Junee Show Society in relation to
any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by me as a result of my participation in this
show/event.
4.
The signatory must continually indemnify the Junee Show Society on a full indemnity basis against
any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced and any liability, loss (including
consequential loss and loss of profits), damages or expense (including legal costs on a full indemnity basis) that the Junee Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of the undersigned participation in any event held by the Junee Show Society.
I have read this indemnity and waiver form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made
any further enquiries which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in
this activity.
Name..............................................................................................................................................
.......................................................................................................................................................
Address ..........................................................................................................................................
Those entering agree to the rules and regulations of the Junee Show Society
NOT TO BE USED IN RING
Signature........................................................................................................................................
Date................................................................................................................................................
Signature.......................................................Member/Non-Member
Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss).........................................................................
Name of Horse
Owner of Horse
Microchip No. or Reg. No.
or Description (sex, colour, brand)
Pic No.
Last Event
Horse Attended
...............................................................................
Address ............................................................................................
SHEEP HEALTH DECLARATIONS – Accompany Sheep
Entry Form
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
JOHNE’S DISEASE DECLARATION – Accompany the new Cattle Herd Health Status
Declaration for Shows and Sales Forms
...............................................................................
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ENTRY FORM
HER # 6860
To the Secretary, PO Box 79, Junee 2663
Phone/Fax 6924 1008
Class
Section
Example
E
Example
1
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC.
Participants Indemnity and Waiver
RISK WARNING
PIC. NH 554585
Description
Example:
Fine Merino Wool
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive participation, in events or activities at an Agricultural Show contains elements of
risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including death.
1.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury and I agree
that I undertake any such risk voluntarily of my own free will and at my own risk.
2.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form
constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).
3.
I the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that I,
or any other person claiming through me, may have against the Junee Show Society in relation to
any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by me as a result of my participation in this
show/event.
4.
The signatory must continually indemnify the Junee Show Society on a full indemnity basis against
any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced and any liability, loss (including
consequential loss and loss of profits), damages or expense (including legal costs on a full indemnity basis) that the Junee Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of the undersigned participation in any event held by the Junee Show Society.
I have read this indemnity and waiver form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made
any further enquiries which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in
this activity.
Name..............................................................................................................................................
.......................................................................................................................................................
Address ..........................................................................................................................................
Those entering agree to the rules and regulations of the Junee Show Society
NOT TO BE USED IN RING
Signature........................................................................................................................................
Date................................................................................................................................................
Signature.......................................................Member/Non-Member
Name of Horse
Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss).........................................................................
Owner of Horse
Microchip No. or Reg. No.
or Description (sex, colour, brand)
Pic No.
Last Event
Horse Attended
...............................................................................
Address ............................................................................................
SHEEP HEALTH DECLARATIONS – Accompany Sheep
Entry Form
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
JOHNE’S DISEASE DECLARATION – Accompany the new Cattle Herd Health Status
Declaration for Shows and Sales Forms
...............................................................................
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BUSHMAN’S RELAY
STEWARDS: Mr. S. Kanaley, Mr. G. Heffernan
Competition to commence 5.30 p.m.
DEALER FOR . . .
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Horwood Bagshaw Scaribars and Seeders
GPS AG GPS Systems
Goldacre Spray Units
John Shearer Tillage Equipment
Jetsteam Equipment
Vennings Seed and Super Units, Augers
Branson Tractors
Agmaster Harrows and Press Wheels
K-Line Rotary Harrows and Heavy Duty Hay Rakes
Primary Sales Cast/Tungsten Points and Combine
Conversions
• Maxi-Point, Acre Mate Cultivator Points
• Superior mowers, grader blades and post hole diggers
• Daken Hay rakes
Town and Country Supplies
True Value Hardware
NOMINATION FORM
J.J.S. GLASS & Co.
Team Name ..............................................................................
Team Members names
Phone Junee (02) 6924 1633
1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Team nominations to the Secretary prior to Show Day or to the
Secretary’s Office on Show Day.
Sponsors: Maurice R. Moroney & Co.,
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Junee District Co-Operative
Society Limited
Major sponsor of the
2014 Junee Show
102 Broadway
Junee NSW 2663
Phone (02) 6924 1955
Fax (02) 6924 2519
Junee
plus LIQUOR
Fresh produce, Groceries,
Dairy Goods, Frozen Foods,
Delicatessen,
Meat and Liquor
Open 7 Days
Instore
Open 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday
Phone (02) 6924 4287
Monday to Friday 8 am - 7 pm
Saturday and Sunday 8.30 am - 6 pm
Free Home delivery, phone and fax orders available
Also Email: [email protected]
Mobile EFTPOS Available
(Conditions apply)
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ENTRY FORM
HER # 6860
Class
Example
E
To the Secretary, PO Box 79, Junee 2663
Phone/Fax (02) 6924 1008
Section
Example
1
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC.
Participants Parental Indemnity and Waiver Form
To be signed for all children under 18 years
PIC. NH 554585
RISK WARNING
Description
Example:
Fine Merino Wool
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive participation, in events or activities at an agricultural show contains elements of
risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including death.
1.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury.
2. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form
constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).
3. I understand that by participating in this show, the subject minor may become exposed to the risk
of injury, and I consent to the participation.
4. I the signatory assert that the above named minor voluntarily consents to participation in this
Show.
5. I, the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that
I, the above named minor, or any other person, may have against the Junee Show Society in relation to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by the subject minor as a result of participation in this show.
6. The signatory must continually indemnify the Junee Show Society on a full indemnity basis
against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced, and any liability, loss,
including consequential loss, and loss of profits, damage or expense (including legal costs on a
full indemnity basis) that the Junee Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of
the subject minor’s participation in any event held by the Junee Show Society.
I have read this form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made any further enquiries
which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in this activity.
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
am the Parent/Guardian of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Date of Birth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Those entering agree to the rules and regulations of the Junee Show Society
Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Signature.......................................................Member/Non-Member
Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss).........................................................................
Name of Horse
Address ............................................................................................
SHEEP HEALTH DECLARATIONS – Accompany Sheep
Entry Form
Owner of Horse
Microchip No. or Reg. No.
or Description (sex, colour, brand)
Pic No.
Last Event
Horse Attended
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
JOHNE’S DISEASE DECLARATION – Accompany the new Cattle Herd Health Status
Declaration for Shows and Sales Forms
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
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ENTRY FORM
HER # 6860
Class
Example
E
To the Secretary, PO Box 79, Junee 2663
Phone/Fax (02) 6924 1008
Section
Example
1
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC.
Participants Parental Indemnity and Waiver Form
To be signed for all children under 18 years
PIC. NH 554585
RISK WARNING
Description
Example:
Fine Merino Wool
The Agricultural Societies Council of New South Wales advises that the participation, including passive participation, in events or activities at an agricultural show contains elements of
risk, both obvious and inherent. The risks involved may result in property damage and/or personal injury including death.
1.
I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that participation, including passive participation, in events and activities at this, or at any show contains an element of risk of injury.
2. I the signatory acknowledge, agree, and understand that the risk warning at the top of this form
constitutes a ‘risk warning’ for the purposes of Division 5 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW).
3. I understand that by participating in this show, the subject minor may become exposed to the risk
of injury, and I consent to the participation.
4. I the signatory assert that the above named minor voluntarily consents to participation in this
Show.
5. I, the signatory acknowledge the risk referred to above and agree to waive any and all rights that
I, the above named minor, or any other person, may have against the Junee Show Society in relation to any loss or injury (including death) that is suffered by the subject minor as a result of participation in this show.
6. The signatory must continually indemnify the Junee Show Society on a full indemnity basis
against any claim or proceeding that is made, threatened or commenced, and any liability, loss,
including consequential loss, and loss of profits, damage or expense (including legal costs on a
full indemnity basis) that the Junee Show Society incurs or suffers, as a direct or indirect result of
the subject minor’s participation in any event held by the Junee Show Society.
I have read this form and acknowledge and agree with its contents. I have made any further enquiries
which I feel are necessary or desirable and fully understand the risks involved in this activity.
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
am the Parent/Guardian of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Date of Birth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Those entering agree to the rules and regulations of the Junee Show Society
Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Signature.......................................................Member/Non-Member
Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss).........................................................................
Name of Horse
Address ............................................................................................
SHEEP HEALTH DECLARATIONS – Accompany Sheep
Entry Form
Owner of Horse
Microchip No. or Reg. No.
or Description (sex, colour, brand)
Pic No.
Last Event
Horse Attended
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
JOHNE’S DISEASE DECLARATION – Accompany the new Cattle Herd Health Status
Declaration for Shows and Sales Forms
...............................................................................
...............................................................................
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Stud Sheep - Class W
HORTICULTURE - CLASS K
Chief Steward: Paul Anderson, mobile: 0423 413 586
Email: [email protected]
Stewards: Junee High School Students
Sheep to be penned by 8.30 judging to start a 9.00am
CHIEF STEWARDESS: MRS. JAN BAXTER (02) 6924 1699
STEWARDESSES: Mesd., R. MacPherson, S. Heffernan, D. Bergmeier, J. Gentle.
C. Mangelsdorf, M. Hart, M. Hedlund, A. Hedlund.
No more than three entries per person per section.
To be judged on Friday prior to Show.
NO
All exhibits to be staged ready for judging by 10.00am.
Early arrivals would be appreciated. Pavilion will be open at 8 a.m.
LATE
Office entries close on Wednesday prior to Show.
ENTRIES
Entries 20c each section. Section Ke children free.
Phone entries accepted. Show Office 02 6924 1008 or Fax 6924 1008.
Exhibitors are requested to personally collect their vases to avoid mistakes.
Entries are available for collection on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.
No responsibility can be accepted by the Stewardesses.
Receptacles for display of cut blooms must be supplied by the exhibitor. Exhibits to be collected.
Prizemoney Ka, Kb, Kc, Kd 1st $2, 2nd $1, Ke, 1st $1, 2nd 50¢ unless otherwise stated.
PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY JUNEE EX-SERVICES MEMORIAL CLUB & THE GEO
GROUP AUSTRALIA P/L - BUSINESS HOUSE
$100 PRIZEMONEY IN CLASS (Ka, Kb, Kc, Kd) DONATED BY THE STEWARDESSES.
$25 PRIZEMONEY CLASS (Kb) DONATED BY K. & N. McNAMARA.
Entries close October 22nd to Paul Anderson
BORDER LEICESTER
Class 1: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 2: Ram, under 1.5 years, shorn
Class 3: Ram, over 1.5 years
Class 4: Ram, over 1.5 years, shorn
Champion Ram
Class 5: Ewe, under 1.5 years
Class 6: Ewe, under 1.5 years, shorn
Class 7: Ewe, over 1.5 years
SAMM
Class 12: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 13: Ram, under 1.5 years, shorn
Class 14: Ram, over 1.5 years
Class 15: Ram, over 1.5 years, shorn
Champion Ram
Class 16: Ewe under 1.5 years
Class 17: Ewe under 1.5 years, shorn
POLL DORSET
Class 23: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 24: Ram, over 1.5 years
Champion Ram
Class 25: Ewe, under 1.5 years
Class 26: Ewe, over 1.5 years
WHITE SUFFOLK
Class 30: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 31: Ram, over 1.5 years
Champion Ram
Class 32: Ewe, under 1.5 years
Class 33: Ewe, over 1.5 years
SUFFOLK
Class 37: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 38: Ram, over 1.5 years
Champion Ram
Class 39: Ewe, under 1.5 years
SOUTH SUFFOLK
Class 44: Ram, under 1.5 years
Class 45: Ram, over 1.5 years
Champion Ram
Class 46: Ewe, under 1.5 years
INTERBREED
Class 8: Ewe, over 1.5 years shorn
Champion Ewe
Class 9: Pair Rams
Class 10: Pair Ewes
Class 11: Group of one Ram and two Ewes, any age
Junee High School Trophy:
Supreme Border Leicester Exhibit
Class 18: Ewe, over 1.5 years
Class 19: Ewe, over 1.5 years, shorn
Champion Ewe
Class 20: Pair Rams
Class 21: Pair Ewes
Class 22: Group of one Rams & two Ewes, any age
Champion Ewe
Class 27: Pair Rams
Class 28: Pair Ewes
Class 29: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age
Champion Ewe
Class 34: Pair Rams
Class 35: Pair Ewes
Class 36: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age
Class 40:
Class 41:
Class 42:
Class 43:
Ewe, over 1.5 years
Pair Rams
Pair Ewes
Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age
Class 47: Ewe, over 1.5 years
Champion Ewe
Class 48: Pair Rams
Class 49: Pair Ewes
Class 50: Group of one Ram & two Ewes, any age
Cut Flowers (Class Ka)
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All exhibits in Class Ka must have been grown by exhibitor.
Best flower or flowering stem or spike, any variety, other than Orchid, Shrub or Tree.
Three Gerberas.
Three Cuts of Annuals.
One Bearded Iris, light tonings (ruffled).
One Bearded Iris, dark tonings (ruffled).
Three Bearded Iris, light tonings (ruffled).
PLEASE READ SCHEDULE
Three Bearded Iris, dark tonings (ruffled).
CAREFULLY
One Bearded Iris, light (non ruffled).
One Bearded Iris, dark (non ruffled).
One Cut Orchid.
One Cut flower of Protea or Leucodendrum.
Three Ivy Geraniums (3 colours with own foliage).
Three single Geranium Zonal (3 colours with foliage)
One Double Geranium Zonal.
Three cuts of Pelargonium Regal (3 colours with foliage)
Six Pansies (flat container).
One Cut of Azalea.
Best Flowering Climber (excluding geraniums) (Not more than 60cm)
Three cuts of Perenials (3 distinct plants).
One cut flower, not otherwise specified.
Sweet Peas, three stems (3 colours).
Sweet Peas, six stems (at least 3 colours).
One Camellia.
Three distinct specimens of foliage. Not more than 60cm.
Specimen of any Flowering Shrub or Tree. Not more than 60cm.
Three Cuts of Margurite Daisy (3 Colours).
One cut from a bulb, tuber or rhizome, not previously mentioned.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT in Cut Flowers (Class Ka) $10 plus product from AG N’ Vet Junee.
Most Successful Exhibitor in Class Ka $10 donated by Mrs R. McPherson.
$25 Donated by MR DANNY TOKLEY - BEST IRIS in (Ka-4-9)
Champion and Reserve Champion
Ram - Ewe - Group
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Roses (Class Kc).
Collections
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Container of Cluster Roses (not more than 12).
Container of Iris (not more than 6 stems).
Container of flowers Blue, Mauve & Purple at least 3 varieties
(not more than 12 stems).
Container of flowers grown from bulbs or tubers (not more than 12)
(1 stem only of each variety).
Container of Protea & or Leucodendrum. (not more than 6 stems).
Container of Red Flowers, at least three varieties (not more than 12 stems).
Container of White Flowers, at least three varieties (not more than 12 stems).
Container of Yellow and Orange Flowers, at least three varieties (not more than 12 stems).
Container of Pink Flowers, at least three varieties (not more than 12 stems).
Container of Flowering Shrubs, not more than six stems to 60cm in height.
Container of Lavender (no more than 24 stems).
Container of Geraniums, with own foliage (no more than six stems).
Container of Any Flower not otherwise specified (no more than 12 stems).
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR. Special prize of $10 donated by Mrs J Gentle in sections 31-44 inclusive (3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd) plus product from AG N’ Vet Junee.
Note: Collections must be true to colour stated. Shrubs of same tonings allowed.
N.N.D. denotes ‘Not Necessarily Distinct’.
To be displayed in narrow-neck green bottle - supplied by show
3 Exhibits only, each exhibitor in each section.
Display all roses with leaves (looks nicer).
62. Best Red Rose.
63. Best White Rose.
64. Best Light Pink Rose.
PLEASE NAME 65. Best Yellow Rose (excluding Peace Rose).
ROSES IF KNOWN
66. Best Peace Rose (Chicago peace allowed)
67. Best Rose (blue, mauve).
68. Best Rose, any other colour.
69. 1 Stem of a Cluster Rose (Any colour).
70. Rose in four stages of bloom. (1. Bud must show colour 2. Second stages between 1-3. 3. Third
stage, the ultimate Rose. 4. Fourth stage, Full or open).
71. Best three Roses.
72. Container of Roses, five stems (no buds).
73. Best Dark Pink Rose.
74. Best Double Delight Rose.
75. Container of three Miniature Roses NND.
76. CHAMPION ROSE IN SHOW - Sash and special prize of $10 donated by Mrs. Helen
Lord plus product from AG N’ Vet Junee.
77. Most Successful Exhibitor in class Kc (Roses) Trophy Courtesy of Mrs Norma Higginson,
$10 Donated by Dawn Bergmeier (3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd)
N.B.:To condition your rose entry - Place stem into 5 cm. of hot water immediately after rose is cut
for approx. one minute. Then place rose in cool water overnight.
Australian Natives
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One cut of Native Flower (no more than 60cm).
Container of Native Flowers (not more than 6 stems, 1 stem only of each variety).
Container of Native Foliage (not to exceed 60cm., 1 stem only of each variety not more than 6).
MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBIT. $10 donated by Mrs. M. Knight plus product from AG N’
Vet Junee.
Decorative (Class Kd)
EMBELLISHMENT ALLOWED
Pot Plants (Class Kb)
PRIZEMONEY: First $2, Second $1
Any plant grown in a pot, wire basket or other receptacle is considered a pot plant for exhibition purposes. Such plant, whether it be a Geranium, Rose or Canna, etc. must have been
grown in such receptacle for not less than three months prior to the Show.
All exhibits in Class Kb must have been grown by exhibitor.
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Maiden Hair Fern.
Fern, any variety other than Maiden Hair.
One Pot Plant suitable for Patio or indoor (non flowering).
Any flowering pot plant/s not specified elsewhere in Kb.
Plant in unusual container.
Pot of Azalea in flower.
Coloured foliage plant. (Not in flower).
One Pot of Geranium (Zonal or Regal).
Cactus or succulent.
Pot of Orchids in bloom.
Potted annuals (in flower).
One Pot of plant/plants in a Hanging Basket.
BEST EXHIBIT IN POT PLANTS. Special prize of $10 donated by Mrs. Claris Mangelsdorf
plus product from AG N’ Vet Junee.
61a. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $10 Donated by MRS J GENTLE.
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Prizemoney donated by
Country Meadows, Florist and Gift Specialists, Humphreys Street, Junee.
$5 first, $3 second.
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Bush Magic, using Australian Natives.
Petite Arrangement in a Thimble.
Luncheon Table Arrangement, Including Fruit and Vegetables.
Do Something Different, with Lavender
Flower/s and Junk.
Ebony and Ivory (free expression).
Arrangement in a Gift Box.
Arrangement in a Wine Glass.
Cotemporary Design.
NOVICE CLASSES
Special section for exhibitors who have not won more than
5 prizes in decorative section at any show.
Foliage Arrangement (fresh material).
Just Geraniums Arrangement.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT: Sash and $10 donated By K. McNamara.
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN Kd. $20 (3 points first, 2 second). Donated by
MRS J. BAXTER
BEST NOVICE EXHIBIT. $10 donated by Country Meadows Florist & Gift Specialist.
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Children’s (Class Ke) Entry Free
Prizemoney donated by Adrian and Jan Eisenhauer, Dr. Corbett, Dayhew Pest Control
All entries must be the work of the Child exhibiting.
Note Best decorated saucer: slightly raised centre,
edges to be covered.
11 years and under:
92. Best decorated saucer, 6 years and under.
93. Best decorated saucer, 7 to 9 years.
94. Best decorated saucer, 10 to 11 years.
95. Arrangement of flowers - foliage allowed, 8 years and under.
96. Novelty entry using fruit and vegetables, 8 years and under.
97. Novelty entry using fruit and vegetables, 9 - 11 years.
98. Arrangement of flowers, 9 to 11 years.
99. Arrangement in an egg cup including lavender, 7 years and under.
100. Arrangement in an egg cup including lavender, 8-11 years
101. Best creative rock, 6 years and under.
102. Best creative rock, 7 years to 11 years (no bigger than 10cm in diameter).
103. Arrangement of dried flowers on a card, 9 years and under.
104. Arrangement of dried flowers on a card, 10 and 11 years.
12-14 years:
105. Best creative rock (no bigger than 10cm in diameter).
106. Arrangement in an egg cup including lavender.
107. Animal, bird or insect made from fruit and/or vegetables.
108. Arrangement of flowers - foliage allowed.
109. Arrangement of Dried Flowers on a gift card.
17 years and under:
110. Arrangement of fresh flowers.
111. Veg and /or Fruit Sculpture.
112. Best Decorated Rock (no bigger than 10cm in diameter).
113. Card for Special Occasion (using dried flowers).
114. CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN Ke. $10 donated by K. McNamara.
115. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR in Class Ke.
$20 sponsored by Mrs. Sandra Heffernan. (3 points first, 2 second, 2 points for
Champion).
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Best Rose any colour.
Best rose in four stages.
Container of Roses. (not more than 12 stems).
Best cut of Flowering Shrub not more than 60cms.
Three distinct specimens of Foliage (not more than 60cm).
Container of Australian Natives in Flower (foliage attached).
One stem of Australian Native Flower (foliage attached).
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Sand Castle Competition
Chief Stewardess: - Mrs. L. Turner
Entries on the day.
Commencing 4.00 pm - following Grand Parade.
Time limit 20 minutes
Free entry
Prizes 1st $10, 2nd $5.
Teams of (1 adult, 1 child or 2 children)
Class 1: 2 children 8 - 14 years
Class 2: 2 children up to age 7
Class 3: 1 adult and 1 child.
Mummy Wrap Competition
Chief Stewardess: - Mrs. L. Turner
Sponsored by Junee Panel and Paint
Entry free
Entries on the day.
Following Sand Castle Competition
Time Limit 15 Minutes
1. Teams to consist of 3 or 4 members.
2. Each group selects a person in the group to be the Mummy.
3. Each group gets 1 roll of toilet paper.
4. Task is to wrap a member of the group in toilet paper. If toilet paper breaks, tie a knot, tuck it
in etc, and continue. Only one roll can be used.
5. Once Mummy is covered (Head to toe) the group needs to lay the Mummy down without
breaking the paper.
6. Judging - Best wrapped Mummy when laying down.
Pet Show
Prizes Sponsored by Wagga Wagga Veterinary Hospital.
Vouchers from the Showmen’s Guild.
Time (to be announced)
Entry Free.
Prizes - 1st & 2nd.
Entries at Show Office
Owners are required to have control of and are responsible for their pets at all times.
Section: 1. Dog with the waggiest tail.
Section: 2. Happiest looking pet.
Section: 3. Pet that looks most like its owner.
Section: 4. Most unusual pet.
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COOKERY - CLASS L
CHIEF STEWARDESS: Elizabeth Cowled
Phone: 6924 2260
Entry Fee 20c
Office entries close on Wednesday prior to Show.
One entry per person in each section.
NO
Entry tickets to be attached by competitors.
No ring tins allowed. Use plastic plates where possible.
LATE
Entries at Showground by 9.30 a.m.
ENTRIES
Judging commences at 10 a.m. Friday before the Show.
Prizemoney: 1st $2, 2nd $1. Others as stated.
Entries to be displayed in oven bags.
All entries available for collection on Saturday 6.30 p.m.
All entries labels must be attached to plate.
Open Cookery
Prizemoney for these classes sponsored by Junee Co-Op. Society.
1.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY COUNCIL OF N.S.W. STATE RICH FRUIT CAKE
COMPETITION.
Must be made to specified recipe. Prizemoney 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $3. Winner eligible to
compete at zone level for chance to compete for $50 State championship.
2.
Light Fruit Cake 1st $5, 2nd $2
3.
Boiled Fruit Cake 1st $5, 2nd $2
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Plum Pudding - boiled in cloth 1st $5, 2nd $2
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Sultana Cake, peel optional
6.
Plain Butter Cake - uniced
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Chocolate Cake - iced top only
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Orange Cake - iced top only
9.
Banana Cake - iced top only
10. Carrot Cake - nuts allowed - iced top only
11. Chocolate Mud Cake
12. Cake - any variety - not otherwise specified
13. Plain Sponge Sandwich - not iced - jam filled 4 eggs only - no cornflour
14. Cornflour Sponge - not iced - jam filled
15. Nut and date Loaf in open tin
16. Three Friands - any variety
17. Three Muffins - any chocolate variety
18. Three Muffins - any variety
19. Six Plain Scones
20. Six Date Scones
21. Six Lavender Scones - see recipe in this section
22. Six Pieces Chocolate Slice - 4cm x 5cm
23. Six Pieces Chocolate Peppermint Slice
24. Six Pieces Slice - any variety - not previously specified
25. Six Chocolate Chip Cookies
26. Six Pieces Shortbread
27. Six Lavender Biscuits - see recipe in this section
28. Six Chocolate Balls
29. Six Pieces of Old Fashioned Favourites eg Anzacs, Melting Moments
30. Six Savoury Cheese Biscuits/Sticks
31. One White Loaf - baked in bread maker
32. Most Successful Exhibitor - Sections L1 to L31 - $10
33. Champion Cookery Exhibit L1 - L31, Champion Sash plus $10
Decorated Cake - Adult Section
34. Decorated Cake - any occasion. Single tier. 1st $10, 2nd $5
35. Plaque, board not to exceed 30cm. 1st $3, 2nd $2
36. Champion Decorated Exhibit, Sash plus $10
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High School
The Beverley Martel Memorial Section
Money donated for 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Secondary Students only, donated from a Trust Fund established in
memory of the late Mrs. Beverly Martel. 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2.
37. Decorated Cake - any occasion. 1st $5, 2nd $2
38. Chocolate cake - iced top only
39. Marble Cake - iced top only
40. Three Fruit Muffins
41. Three Chocolate Muffins
42. Six Plain Scones
43. Six Small Cakes - baked in patty pans - iced
44. Six Pieces Chocolate Slice - 4cm x 5cm - icing optional
45. Six Pieces Slice - any variety - 4cm x 5cm - icing optional
46. Six Chocolate Chip Cookies
47. Six Pieces Coconut Ice - boiled
48. Six Pieces Marshmallow
49. Most Successful Exhibitor Sections 37-48 - $10
50. Champion High School Exhibit 37-48 - Champion Sash plus $10
Donated by Mrs P Price
Primary School
51. Decorated Novelty Cake
52. Packet Chocolate Cake - iced top only
53. Six Small Cakes - baked in patty pans - iced
54. Three Chocolate Muffins - Packet Mix
55. Six Plain Scones
56. Six Chocolate Chip Cookies
57. Six Pikelets
58. Six Chocolate Crackles
59. Six Homemade Chocolates made in moulds
60. Six Pieces Rocky Road
Infants - Kindergarten to year 2
61. Three Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
62. Six Chocolate Chip Cookies - Packet Mix
63. Six Pikelets - Packet Mix
64. Three Muffins any variety - Packet Mix
65. Six Chocolate Crackles
66. Six Small Cakes - baked in patty pans - iced
Pre-School and under
67. Three Decorated Patty Cakes - Packet Mix
68. Three Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
69. Three Chocolate Crackles
70. Most Successful Exhibitor Sections 51-69 - $10
71. Champion Junior Exhibit 51-69 - Champion Sash plus $10
Donated by M. Kanaley
LAVENDER BISCUITS
125gms Margarine
150 - 200gms SR Flour
100gms Castor Sugar
1 Level tablespoon dried
1 Egg
English lavender flowers
Cream butter and sugar, add egg and beat well. Add Lavender flowers and
mix well. Finally add the S R Flour mix again. Place small teaspoonfuls
on to a baking tray lined with non - stick baking paper and bake in a moderate oven for 15 - 20 minutes. This makes about 30 biscuits.
LAVENDER SCONES
2 Cups SR Flour
pinch salt
1 well beaten egg
1/4 cup cream
2/3 cup milk
1 dessertspoon English Lavender
Sift dry ingredients, mix in milk, cream and well beaten egg and Lavender
Flowers. Knead lightly and cut into shapes.
Bake at 175C Fan forced oven 12 minutes.
English Lavender is ANGUSTIFOLIA Variety.
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JAMS & PRESERVES - CLASS M
RECIPE FOR:
RICH FRUIT CAKE (L1)
Sponsored by Agricultural Societies Council of N.S.W.
Here’s what you need:
250g (8oz) Sultanas
250g (8oz) Chopped Raisins
250g (8oz) Currants
125g (4oz) chopped mixed peel
90g (3oz) chopped red glace
cherries
90g (3oz) chopped blanched almonds
1/3 cup sherry or brandy
250g (8oz) plain flour
60g (2oz) self raising flour
1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
250g (8oz) butter
250g (8oz) soft brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon lemon essence OR
finely grated lemon rind
1/2 teaspoon almond essence
1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence
4 large eggs
Here’s what you do:
Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least
1 hour, but preferably overnight.
Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the
eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.
Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2 - 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the Raisins can be snipped
into 2 or 3 pieces; cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces.
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Entries close on Wednesday prior to the Show.
Phone entries accepted.
Only one entry per person in each section.
Entry tickets to be attached by competitors.
Judging to commence at 10 a.m. on Friday.
Prizemoney: 1st $2, 2nd $1 unless otherwise stated.
Containers for jams and jellies must be 380 or 500 grams and have
wide-mouth jars. Lids to be either painted or covered.
(All entries available for collection on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.)
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Jar Strawberry Jam.
Jar Fig Jam.
Jar Tomato Jam, any flavouring.
Jar Apricot Jam.
Jar Plum Jam.
Jar Marmalade.
Jar Sweet Orange Jam.
Jar Berry Jam (not strawberry).
Jar Jelly.
Jar Lemon Cheese.
Jar Mayonnaise (must be boiled).
Jar Jam not specified.
Bottle of Tomato Sauce in sauce bottle.
Jar Mustard Pickles
Jar Tomato Relish.
Bottle Chutney.
Bottle Plum Sauce in a sauce bottle.
Jar of Zucchini Pickles.
Jar of Choko Pickles.
Bottle of Green Tomato Pickles.
CHAMPION RIBBON Exhibit in Class M.
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR LIVING IN JUNEE SHIRE Prizemoney donated by Junee Arts Council.
High School Section
23. Tomato Relish.
24. Lemon Butter.
Agents for
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WOOLLEN & NEEDLEWORK
CLASS N
CHIEF STEWARDESS: MRS. ANNE HART (02 6927 5118)
Stewardesses: Mesd. Jan Eisenhauer, Marylee Nell, Judy Crozier
Entry Fee 20c Childrens entries FREE
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO SHOW
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Conditions of entry for all Woollen and Needlework Classes
All exhibits must be at the Pavilion ready for judging by 10.00 a.m. on the Friday before
the Show.
All exhibits must be clean, unwashed and unworn.
NO
No exhibit previously shown at a Junee Show is eligible to compete.
LATE
All woollen exhibits must be hand-sewn.
No exhibit can be entered in more than one section (special prizes exempt). ENTRIES
Entries sent by rail or post must be accompanied by duplicate card, and
will be returned post-free at the exhibitor’s risk.
Entries close on the Wednesday prior to the Show. Phone entries accepted
Mob: 0439 418 379 or 6924 1008.
All exhibits must be exhibitor’s own work and have been completed within the past two
years.
Prizemoney in all classes: 1st $2, 2nd $1, unless otherwise stated.
Maximum of two entries per exhibitor in each section.
All entries available for collection on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.
Hand knitted unless otherwise stated.
All knitted and crocheted entries must have the label of the yarn attached to the article.
There is to be only one entry per person in rug section.
LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
WOOLLEN AND NEEDLEWORK
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Best knitted article, in wool 8-ply or over.
Best knitted article, in wool 5-ply or under.
Best piece of Tapestry.
Best piece of Cross Stitch (please include pattern).
Scarf and/or hat set (any medium).
Best piece of embroidery or fancywork. eg. Tatting
Knitted article, not specified elsewhere in any medium
Crocheted article in wool not specified elsewhere
Knitted baby’s bootees in wool or acrylic
Patchwork quilt, machine or hand quilting (one entry per person).
Cushion cover, any work.
Creative Embroidery.
Crocheted table centre.
Knitted or crocheted coat hanger.
Coat hanger, fabric covering.
Machine made article/garment, hand sewing allowed.
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Tea Cosy any medium.
Dressed doll.
Decorated towel & facewasher.
Soft toy or doll.
Child’s garment, machine made, hand sewing allowed; to fit child 10 yrs and under; smocking
allowed, may use an overlocker.
23. Article with candlewicking.
24. Potholder.
25. Small patchwork article.
26. A Small Article suitable for a gift.
27. Article or garment made from 1 metre of material eg library bag or children’s clothing.
28. Knitted or crocheted rug, wool or acrylic.
29. Knitted or crocheted baby’s shawl, wool or acrylic.
30. Article or garment featuring applique.
31. Face washer, crocheted edge.
32. Afternoon tea/supper cloth.
33. Cot quilt or Pram cover (any medium).
34. Bag (any medium).
35. Scarf (any medium).
36. An Article by an intellectually or physically impaired person.
60 Years and Over
37. Afghan rug.
38. Article suitable for a gift.
39. Soft toy or doll.
40. Coat hanger.
41. Knitted or crocheted knee rug. (one entry per exhibitor)
42. Fancywork.
43. Any other article, knitted, felt, patchwork or other.
44. Bookmark, any medium eg tatting, ribbon cross stitch etc.
45. Cushion.
Hostel or Nursing Home Residents
46. Coat Hanger.
47. Any Article.
48. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN NEEDLEWORK.
49. CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN NEEDLEWORK.
50. CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN WOOLLEN.
STEWARDESSES’ CHILDREN’S SECTION
All creative articles to be labelled with a description.
Prizemoney for Children’s Section sponsored by the Stewardesses, Anne Hart, Jan Eisenhauer,
Marylee Nell and Judy Crozier
18 years and under
51. Creative article knitted, felt, patchwork, calico.
52. Machine-made article.
15 years and under
53. A cushion, machine and hand sewing allowed.
54. Machine made article.
55. Creative article (not specified elsewhere).
12 years and under
56. An apron, machine and hand sewing allowed.
57. Machine made article.
58. Creative article (not specified elsewhere).
10 years and under
59. A Christmas decoration, machine and hand sewing allowed.
60. Soft Toy or Novelty.
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8 years and under
61. A cross stitch decorated place mat.
62. Machine made article.
63. Creative article any medium.
64. CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN CHILDREN’S SECTION - $20 Voucher
65. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Judy Gentle: donation $5 towards Children’s Section.
Sarah Jones: donation $10 towards Children’s Section.
66. SPECIAL PRIZE to the most successful exhibitor in the Childrens Section Donated by the
Stewardesses
67. THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS
For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply.
a. Garment: an item that can be won e.g. dress, jacket, scarf hat.
b. Article:
a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home e.g. blanket; with an
outfit - bag, for amusement e.g. a toy; a decoration e.g. picture etc.
2. The whole article/garment must be constructed of and contain a minimum of 80% wool.
3. A sample of the yarn must be attached.
An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals or an organization.
4. All articles must have been completed within the last twelve months prior to the local show
and made by exhibitors.
68. SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FOR 2ND AND 3RD PLACEGETTERS in
children’s section. Donated by the stewardesses.
WOOL ARTICLE/GARMENT
STATE COMPETITION
Competition to be conducted at
Society, Group & State Level
THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL
ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS
Articles and garments may be knitted, crocheted or constructed in Wool fabric or Raw Wool. (Minimum wool content 80%).
CONDITIONS:
1.
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5.
6.
7.
An exhibitor in this competition may be one individual or a group of individuals or an organisation.
All three articles/garments must have been made within the 12 months prior to the local show and made by
the exhibitor/s.
An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three articles/garments) at the Group
Final. The winners at the Group final may then exhibit (the same three articles/garments) at the R.A.S. State
Final.
An exhibitor having won at a local show level is not eligible to enter this class at any other show until after
Group judging, when, if not having the winning entry, may then compete further.
An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.
An exhibitor having won at Group level CANNOT compete further until after the Royal Show.
Sample of wool and/or label to be attached.
MILLINERY - CLASS O
CHIEF STEWARDESS: MEGAN CALLOW 0407 411 735
Prize: 1st $5.00 2nd $2.00 3rd Certificate
Entry Fee $1 per hat
Conditions of entry for all Millinery Class
1.
All exhibits must be at the Pavilion ready for judging by 10.00am on the Friday before the
Show.
2. All exhibits must be clean, unwashed and unworn
3. No exhibit previously shown at a Junee Show is eligible to compete.
4. No exhibit can be entered in more than one section (special prizes exempt).
5. Entries sent by rail or post must be accompanied by duplicate card and will be returned post
free at the exhibitors risk.
6. Entries close on the Wednesday prior to the Show.
Phone entries accepted (0407 411 735 any time).
7. All exhibits must be exhibitor’s own work and have been completed within the past two years.
8. Prizemoney in all classes: 1st $5, 2nd $2, unless otherwise stated.
9. Maximum of two - three entries per exhibitor in each section.
10. All entries available for collection on Saturday at 6.30pm.
11. All hats to be made from scratch, can use hat making packages and straw or felt hats as a base.
12. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
MILLINERS EXHIBIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Winter Hat - Wool or fur felt
Winter Fascinator - Wool or fur felt
Summer Hat - Sinamay or straw
Summer Fascinator - Sinamay or straw
Bridal Piece - Veil or other
CHAMPION EXHIBIT in Millinery, Trophy and Sash.
LOCAL EXHIBIT
7.
8.
9.
Winter - Wool or fur felt
Summer - Sinamay or straw
Fascinator
Lunches and
Morning Teas
Available in Dining Room
N.B. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a particular show, the Show Secretary (or delegate) may
select three (3) suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitor’s permission, enter them in the Group
Judging as an exhibit representing the particular society concerned.
Under Grandstand - Next to Secretary’s Office
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6924 1400
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6977 1222
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Email: [email protected]
Rural Merchandise
PHOTOGRAPHY - CLASS Q
CHIEF STEWARDESS: Mrs. Sharon Eisehauer, Phone 6924 2120
STEWARDESSES: Mrs. J. Kennedy and Mrs. B. Keast.
Sponsored by Karen Allamby Photographyand Belmore Manor B & B.
Conditions of entry
1. Entries close and must be in the hands of the Show Secretary on Wednesday Prior to the
Show. Post entries to P.O. Box 79, Junee, 2663.
2. All prints to be securely mounted on cardboard, ready for hanging. Glass frames, or glassmounted slides are not acceptable.
Border up to 5cm. NO WIDER
3. All exhibits to be clearly marked on the back with exhibitor’s name and the class it is being
entered in. Photograph may be entered in one class only.
4. All photos to be printed on Photo Quality Paper only.
5. All exhibits must be the original work of the exhibitor, and no previous exhibits exhibited in
the Junee Show will be accepted.
6. Every care will be taken, but the organisers accept no responsibility for damaged or lost
exhibits.
7. The judge’s decision will be final.
8. Exhibits may be collected Saturday 6.30 p.m.
Exhibits will only be returned by mail if the correct postage and package are included with the
entry.
9. Open to all amateur photographers only.
Amateur - any person who received no payment for taking photographs.
10. Prizes - Prizes will only be awarded if there are sufficient entries of a required standard
in each class: 1st - $4 and Certificate; 2nd - $2 and Certificate.
11. No more than four photos, per exhibitor, per Section.
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Entry Fee: 50 cents per photo, Junior Section Free.
12 Photo’s not meeting the above criteria will be disqualified.
Pet food & Produce
OPEN SECTION
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Hardware
Clothing
Liquor
Ph: 6937 9200
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BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH
Maximum Size 20cm x 25cm
1.
Any Subject
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Maximum size 15cm x 10cm
2.
3.
4.
5.
Person or persons.
Pictorial.
Nature, plant or animal.
Sport or Action.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Person or Persons.
Child or Children.
Sepia tone - Any Subject.
Pictorial.
Nature, plant or animal.
Sport or Action.
Local Interest - Junee Township.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $20
RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Maximum size 15cm x 10cm.
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CWA Kelly Shield
Competition & Display
THE WORKER ON THE JOB
15cm. x 10cm only
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21.
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26.
The Farmer.
The Council Worker.
The Tradie.
The Office Worker.
The Railway Worker.
The Shearer.
The Truckie.
The Shop Assistant.
The Professional.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT $20
RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10
SUPREME CHAMPION EXHIBIT - SASH
JUNIOR SECTION
16 YEARS AND UNDER
No enlargements, standard print size 15cm x 10cm only.
Sponsored by ANZ Bank
JUDGING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2014
CHIEF STEWARDESS: Mrs Gail Commens (02) 6924 5213
Mob 0427 245 213
Prizemoney: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10.
THE KELLY MEMORIAL SHIELD
C.W.A. branches in and around Junee first competed for the shield at the 1965 Junee Show. An
extract from the Show Society minutes dated 10th September, 1964, tells us that (quote):- “The
president paid tribute to Mrs. P. Kelly, a chief stewardess of former years, who had passed away
since our last meeting. He said that Mrs. Kelly had always been a staunch worker for all sections of the show, but it was in the Cookery, Jams and Preserves sections that she had devoted
most of her work”.
BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH
27. Any Subject.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Pictorial.
Person or Persons.
Nature, Plant or Animal.
Local Junee Landmark.
Sport or Action.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN CHILDREN’S SECTION - $20
RESERVE CHAMPION IN CHILDREN’S SECTION - $10
SUPREME CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN CHILDREN’S SECTION - SASH
Karen Allamby Photography
Wedding and portrait photography
in the Riverina
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Phone 0422 273 071
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JUNEE SHOW DISPLAY 2014
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
The display is to be made up of 9 articles - including chocolate cake.
Area allowed is approximately 150 cm x 190 cm.
Items previously exhibited in the Junee Show may be used in the display.
Articles must be ready for judging by 10 a.m. on Friday, 24th October.
Exhibits must not be removed without the consent of the Chief Stewardess.
They will be delivered by the Stewardess after 6.30p.m. on the Saturday of the show.
BRANCHES ARE ASKED TO NOTIFY MRS GAIL COMMENS IF THEY INTEND TO
ENTER OR NOT, TWO WEEKS PRIOR THE SHOW.
No more than two members are allowed to arrange and assemble the display and no more than
two members are allowed to collect the display.
A list of Entries, giving the names of the items and the owners must be handed to the
Stewardess in charge.
Tickets with name of the Branch on the back must be attached by SAFETY PINS to all
articles for judging.
Trophy for outstanding exhibit. - Donated by G. Commens.
Trophy for outstanding junior exhibit. - Donated by G. Commens.
Entry fee of $3 to be paid to Mrs Gail Commens on the Friday morning.
Points out of 10 will be given to each article judged.
Points out of 10 will be given for overall display.
SCHEDULE 2014
To be made up of 8 free choice articles (must be distinct articles);
plus Compulsory Cooking, making nine articles for display.
Jams, jellies etc may be included in Free Choice.
COMPULSORY TO ALL BRANCHES
Chocolate cake.
www.karenallambyphotography.com.au
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ART & CRAFT - CLASS R
CHIEF STEWARDESS: MRS SUE PICKERSGILL 6924 2228
STEWARDESSES: MRS. LYN TURNER, MRS. D. SKENE, MRS JOANNE KUIPER
All articles to be at the secretary’s office Wednesday prior to Show
NO LATE ENTRIES
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
1. Every care of exhibits will be taken but the Committee will accept no responsibility for loss or
damage to any exhibit.
2. The Committee will appoint Judges whose decisions shall be final. Judging will be done on the
Friday prior to the show.
3. Overall size of exhibits, including mounts and frames, in Classes R1 to R6 inclusive, must not
exceed 75cm x 50cm.
4. All work entered in all sections must be complete; i.e. the item must be fitted with hooks and wire
if to be hung, e.g., paintings; or accompanied with the appropriate accessories to display item to its
fullest potential.
5. All exhibits must be exhibitor’s own work and have been completed within the past two years.
6. Entries must not have won a prize at a previous Junee Show.
Entries available for collection on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.
Limit 2 entries per section. Entry fee 50c, Junior Division Free
For further details please refer to Rules and Regulations at the end of this schedule.
OPEN DIVISION
Sponsored by the THE GEO GROUP AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
Prizemoney is Sections 1-13 - 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00 unless otherwise stated.
1.
2.
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4.
5.
6.
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9.
10.
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13.
Landscape in any medium.
Seascape in any medium.
Still Life in any medium.
Contemporary in any medium.
Portrait in any medium.
Animal study in any medium.
CHAMPION PAINTING $15 R1 - R6.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT $10 IN R9 - R13.
Any other craft, eg. baskets folk art, decoupage, origami, paper tole etc.
Sixty years and over, any othercraft.
Any Craft by an Artist with a disability.
Novelty item.
Any article in woodwork.
JUNIOR DIVISION
Children’s name and age is to be clearly printed on the back of the entry.
Prizemoney, 15 - 19 1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $5.
14. SHOW SOCIETY SASH FOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT R15 - R39.
18 Years and Under
15. Best painting - any subject, any medium (free hand).
16. Pencil, Crayon or Ink Sketch.
17. Painting - traced or printed outline.
18. Computer Art.
19. Any craft.
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Prizemoney - 20-39 1st $4, 2nd $2.
15 Years and Under
20. Best Painting, any subject, any medium (free hand).
21. Pencil, Crayon or Ink Sketch.
22. Any Craft.
23. Painting - traced or printed outline.
24. Computer Art.
12 Years and Under
25. Best Painting, any subject, any medium (free hand).
26. Pencil, Crayon or Ink Sketch.
27. Any Craft.
28. Painting - traced or printed outline.
29. Computer Art.
9 Years and Under
30. Best Painting, any subject, any medium (free hand).
31. Pencil, Crayon or Ink Sketch.
32. Any craft.
33. Painting - traced or printed outline.
34. Computer Art.
6 Years and Under
35. Best painting, any subject, any medium (free hand).
36. Pencil, Crayon or Ink Sketch.
37. Any craft.
38. Painting - traced or printed outline.
39. Computer Art.
SCULPTURE IN 3D
SPONSORED BY DR. RAMZY BARSOUM
First Prize $10, Second Prize $6.
Maximum Height 50cm
Materials - Wire, wood, clay etc. (not bread dough or play dough)
40. High School
41. Primary School - K - 6
CONSTRUCTION COMPETITION - CLASS X
e.g. Lego, Knex, Meccano etc.
PRIZEMONEY: 1st $5, 2nd $3,
Place exhibit on a piece of strong cardboard for stability & transportability.
Pre School
1. Free form.
2. Kits.
Infants - School
3. Free form.
4. Kits.
Primary - School
5. Free form.
6. Kits.
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Recycled Challenge
Collect items from around the house and see what creative sculpture you can come up with:- Must be the exhibitors own work.
- Place exhibit on a piece of strong cardboard for stability & transportability.
- Joining techniques (e.g dove tail) or items such as string, glue, blue tac, rubber bands, staples etc
are permitted to be used to hold work together.
- Paint/texta to embellish your work also permitted.
7. Pre-School
8. Infants
9. Primary
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INSECTARAMA - CLASS P
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Sponsored by: DAYHEW PEST CONTROL
CHIEF STEWARD: P DAYHEW (02) 6924 3462
Phone/Fax: (02) 6924 3462
Years 1 - 12 show and tell
1st - $25.00 2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.00
(Spiders are NOT insects - this means all spiders)
Any and all insects may be displayed, points will be given for;
• Presentation (all types)
• Information - type - classification (naming) - behaviour - pest status - control measures (if
any) - benefits (if any; in short as much information as possible.
• General knowledge and understanding of insects, and examples of specific insects, either
local and/or exotic i.e. imported Cryptotermes brevis (find out).
This section of the Junee Show, is all about knowledge and the way you present it.
SCHOOLWORK SECTION - CLASS S
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sponsor: Mac’s Meats
CHIEF STEWARD:
Exhibits MUST be up by 9 a.m. on Friday, October 24.
Please label work clearly with children’s name and year level on front of work
Best School Display.
This section includes all the Primary Schools and the High School.
PRIZE - BOOK DONATED BY JUNEE NEWSAGENCY.
Prizes for exhibits from each Primary School display.
Stage 1 (years K, 1, 2)
Stage 2 (years 3, 4)
Stage 3 (years 5, 6)
Display from ABC Kids and Pre - School - Southwest Regional Family Day Care Book Prize
Best individual exhibit by student - $10
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GPS SPECIALISTS
80 Hoskins Street Temora Phone 02 6977 1933
Trevor: 0427 942 815, Adam 0428 636 586, Peter 0428 693 691
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COLOURING COMPETITION
AG ‘N’ Vet Colouring
Competition
1. Primary Students
2. Infant Students
Collect picture from AG ‘N’ Vet Junee before School Holidays.
Entries close Wednesday 15th October.
Completed Entries to be returned to Ag ‘N’ Vet Junee.
Notice to all Pavilion Exhibitors
Please note that LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT be accepted.
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generations in our local
community
available for events in Wagga and surrounding districts
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‘JUNEE SHOWGIRL’ COMPETITION
The Junee Show Society will be holding a Junee Showgirl Competition again this year in
conjunction with ‘The Land’ State-wide Showgirl competition.
Entrants must be 18-24 years of age as at May 1, 2013. The winner will be eligible for Zone
judging to represent the region at next year’s Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Junee Showgirl Winner 2013
Personal Development Weekend at Dubbo courtesy of Junee Show Society
Sash donated by Pennant Products Melbourne
$100.00 Gift Voucher from Junee Capital Chemist
GN & BM Burcher - Contract Shearing $100.00
$60 Millinery Voucher from Megan Callow “Off the Top of Your Head”
$50.00 Voucher from Calisto Beauty Day Spa
$35.00 Haircut Voucher from Total Bliss
Junee Junction Recreaton & Aquatic Centre - 10 passes pool/gym value $81.00
Junee Showgirl Runner-up
Sash donated by Junee Show Society
$50.00 Open Order from Country Meadows, Junee
$25.00 Voucher from Deb on Hair
$35.00 Voucher from Calisto Beauty Day Spa
Junee Showgirl 3rd Place
Gift Pack from Total Bliss
$20.00 Voucher from Calisto Beauty Day Spa
$20.00 Value gift donated by the Showgirl Committee
$20.00 Gift Voucher Cathy’s Beauty Spot
Miss and Master Tinytot (Toddling to 5 years)
Sash from Junee Show Society
Book Prize donated by Junee Newsagency
Junee District Co-Operative Society - Toys + Lollies.
Judging 1.30pm
Miss Junior Showgirl - Ages 6-9 inclusive
Sash from Junee Show Society
$20.00 prize money donated by Broadway Builder’s Supplies
GN & BM Burcher - Contract Shearing $20.00
Home 2 Home Junee Voucher
Judging 1.45pm
Miss Intermediate Showgirl - aged 10-13 Inclusive
Sash from Junee Show Society
$20.00 prize money donated by Junee Show Society
Home 2 Home Junee Voucher
Gift Pack from Kristy’s Cuts - Coolamon
Judging 2.00pm
Miss Teenage Showgirl - aged 14-17 inclusive
Sash from Junee Show Society
$20.00 prize money donated by the Junee Show Society
GN & BM Burcher - Contract Shearing $20.00
Home 2 Home Junee
Gift Pack from Kristy’s Cuts - Coolamon
Judging 2.15pm
PO Box 97, The Rock NSW 2655
[email protected]
www.icecreamandcoffee.com.au
or call 0413 137 263
PARENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN WITH THEIR CHILDREN DURING JUDGING
All inquiries regarding the ‘Showgirl’ quests can be directed to the Showgirl
Co ordinator Bernadette Burcher 0427 241 337 Home: 6924 1337. Please Note that previous
winners of a section may not be eligible to win that section in consecutive years.
Entry Fee $3.00. Registrations to be made at stand near Secretary’s office before 1pm.
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CATTLE - CLASS T
CHIEF STEWARD: PETER COMMENS”Coorumbene”, Junee NSW 2663
(02) 6924 5213 Fax (02) 6924 5221 Mob 0427 314 521
Email: [email protected]
Stewards: Gail Commens, Toni Nugent and Evan Fryer 6928 4602.
All cattle to be penned by 8.30 a.m.
Judging to start at 9 a.m.
Entries close October 22. Entry fee $4 Head.
Ribbons to 1st - 3rd in all classes.
Trophies for all champions.
Chief Steward reserves the right to combine classes if necessary in Junior or Senior Class.
GUIDELINES REGARDING JOHNE’S DISEASE
Housing of cattle will be segregated re herd status,
(assessed and Non Assessed herds) and accredited.
2. THE NEW CATTLE HERD HEALTH STATUS DECLARATION FOR SHOWS
AND SALES FORMS to accompany Entry Form.
3. Assessed herds will be treated equally or given priority.
Regulations:
1. All cattle entered in breed sections are to conform to RAS requirements.
2. All cattle to be paraded before the judge.
3. All bulls are to be fitted and led with nose rings. All females to be paraded with nose
clips.
4. All Cattle are expected to participate in the Grand Parade at approx. 3 p.m.
5. See any further applicable Rules and Regulations as per Schedule.
6. Age of Cattle as of October 1, 2013.
7. Neck straps and holders to be used.
8. All entries must be accompanied by a Johne’s Disease Regulation Declaration.
9. Please assist with this section by forwarding ENTRY FORM EARLY to CHIEF
STEWARD.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EXHIBITORS . . .
Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showgrounds will be required
to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a licensed electrical
contractor.
This is essential for the safety of yourself, your fellow exhibitors and the general public and
is a requirement of the Workplace Health and Safety Act of 2012. The Act imposes very
severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provisions.
Please check all your electrical equipment and leads BEFORE you come to the
Showgrounds to avoid the occurrence of any difficulties.
CLASS
1. Bull, Under 12.
2. Bull, 12 - 16.
3. Bull, 16 - 20.
4. Bull, 20 - 24.
5. Bull, 24 and over.
6. Champion Bull (from 1-5)
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Female U12.
Female, 12 - 16.
Female, 16 - 20.
Female, 20 - 24.
Female, 24 and over.
Champion Female (from 7-11)
INTER BREED
13. Junior Champion Bull and Reserve. Classes under 20 months.
14. Senior Champion Bull and Reserve.
15. Grand Champion Bull.
16. Junior Champion Female and Reserve. Classes under 20 months.
17. Senior Champion Female and Reserve.
18. Grand Champion Female.
19. Supreme Exhibit.
20. Breeders Group, 3 head, both sexes to be represented.
21. Paraders competition, under 25 years.
T.A. Angus.
T.B. Poll Hereford.
T.C. Hereford.
T.D. Red Poll.
T.E. Murray Grey.
T.F. Simmentals.
T.G. Limousin.
T.H. Shorthorn.
T.I. Santa Gertrudis.
T.J. Charolais.
T.K. Gelbvieh.
T.L. Blonde D’Aquitaine.
T.M.Square Meaters.
T.N. Low Lines.
T.O. Any other breed Reg. Rep.
CATTLE SPONSORS
Elders - Wagga.
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H. Francis & Co., Wagga.
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Tony Edwards.
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DELTA Hamilton, Luff and Burton Wagga.
I & C Baldry
Holman & Tolmie, Cootamundra
Ausfarm Nutrition Products
Peter & Gail Commens
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RULES & REGULATIONS
Queen Street, Junee 2663
Phone: (02) 6924 1786 Fax: (02) 6924 1781
Email: [email protected]
1. Entries must be made in writing on the proper form provided and lodged with the Secretary on or
before the Wednesday prior to the Show unless otherwise specified. Entries must be accompanied
by the prescribed fee.
2. All exhibits must be on the ground at the time specified in the timetable and must be placed in the
pens or space allotted, and exhibitors shall fix such cards or marks thereon as the Committee may
direct. Local exhibits must not be removed from the pavilion before 6.30 p.m. on the night of the
Show unless otherwise arranged. Exhibits left after that time will be entirely at exhibitor’s risk.
3. Every care will be taken with exhibits but the Committee retains the right to close the Pavilion at
6 p.m. on the night of the Show to all except Stewards. Re-opening at 6.30pm for collection.
4. All protests must be lodged in writing with the Secretary within 24 hours after the event and
accompanied by a fee of $100. The decision of the committee on any protest shall be final.
5. All exhibits must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor or his principal. All agricultural and
horticultural exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor.
6. If the judges consider the exhibits in any section do not possess sufficient merit to deserve a prize, the
same may be withheld at their discretion.
7. Prizemoney will be payable on Show day at the Secretary’s office. Any prizemoney not claimed
on Show Day will be forfeited.
8. The signing of the entry form for an exhibit of livestock is accepted by the committee as a guarantee that the exhibits specified therein are free from disease so far as it is known by the owner and in
case of any infectious disease being spread through or by an exhibit, the exhibitor only and not the
Association shall be held responsible therefore. The Committee reserves the right to reject or remove
any exhibit without assigning any reason.
9. If called upon by the Committee, exhibitors must make a Statutory Declaration that their exhibit
or exhibits conform with the conditions under which the prize or prizes for which they compete
are offered. The Committee may absolutely withhold payment of any prize unless such
Declaration shall be made within one month of the date when the exhibitor shall be called upon.
10. No exhibit will be allowed to compete for more than one prize and for champion prizes, except
where specified.
11. Stallions shall be eligible to compete where specified and must be handled by an adult person.
12. No competing exhibit will be allowed to exhibit or wear any ribbon, badge or make until it has
been finally judged.
13. No exhibitor shall be allowed with the Judge during judging, except by special request of the
Judge who may refuse to judge the exhibit of any exhibitor infringing this rule. The owner of any
exhibit disapproved of shall at once remove same when directed by the Stewards.
14. Any person wilfully infringing or violating any of these Regulations shall forfeit all claims to any
prize he or she may have been awarded and shall be liable to be prohibited from exhibiting at any
of the Society’s future exhibitions.
15. The Society shall not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit, and it shall be a condition of entry that each competitor shall hold the Society harmless and
indemnified against any legal proceedings arising from any accident, loss or damage, or misdelivery of any exhibits.
16. No exhibit shall be removed from the Showground for the duration of the Show, unless otherwise
arranged by the Steward.
17. In any section, “local” shall mean that the exhibitor resides within the Junee Shire.
18. Age will be determined as of 1st October in the Year of the Show.
19. Outside assistance to competitors by word, radio or any other method in all events eg. Horse Ring
Events will NOT be permitted. If in breach of this ruling, competitors and their exhibits may be
dismissed from the event and from the showground. Competitor names to be submitted to the
ASC.
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20. Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at Junee Agricultural Show at his/her/their own risk.
21. Agree not to make any claim against Junee Agricultural Show Society for any injury or loss
sustained at Junee Agricultural Show.
22. Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at his/her/their own risk and to indemnify and keep
indemnified Junee Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organisation or person
involved in the conduct of any show against all claims, suits, actions or demands which may be
brought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by him/her/them in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show
society together with any other person or organisation or person involved in the conduct of
Junee Agricultural Show from all responsibility and from all loss or injury to him/her/them
whether due to alleged negligence or other wise.
The Committee has directed that no person shall be allowed to enter the Showground without paying admission charges unless they are in possession of a family ticket, or associate ticket.
Children of members accompanied by parents will be admitted free, providing they are of
school-age or under.
Junee Show Society Inc. 200 Club
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2nd Prize $500.00
3rd Prize $250.00
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EXHIBITORS
Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showgrounds will be required to ensure
that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers and that all electrical leads, tools
and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a licensed electrical contractor.
This is essential for the safety of yourself, your fellow exhibitors and the general public and is a
requirement of the Work Health and Safety Act of 2011. The Act imposes very severe penalties
in the event of non-compliance with its provisions.
Please check all your electrical equipment and leads BEFORE you come to the Showgrounds to
avoid the occurrence of any difficulties.
HOW TO ENTER
The sections for competition in the pavilion all require early entry - closing dates for entry are
given in each section, 4 p.m. on the Wednesday prior to the Show.
1. Fill in the entry form in this schedule with Class (e.g. K), Section (e.g. 14) and description (e.g.
3 single geraniums).
2. Either post it to P.O. Box 79, Junee, with instructions on whether to return post the entry tickets
or whether you will pick them up from the Show office, or
3. Alternatively, bring the entry form to the Show office between 10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. weekdays
from Friday, October 17 to Wednesday, October 22. The Secretary will then issue you with your
entry tickets.
4. Phone entries will be taken. Phone Secretary Jenny Griffin at the Show office during office hours
on ph/fax (02) 6924 1008. The Secretary will then send you your entry tickets or you may collect them at the Show.
5. Secretary Jenny Griffin is only too pleased to receive inquiries about entering in the various sections, or you may phone the Chief Stewards/Stewardesses at the numbers listed at the start of
each section if you have any queries about the classes.
6. Most pavilion sections are judged on the Friday morning before the Show. We appreciate having entries at the Showground as early as possible that morning as the Stewardesses must display all the entries prior to the judges starting work. Non-perishables may be left at the Show
office any time in advance, during office hours.
7. No competitors are allowed in the pavilion during judging. Pavilion will be closed from
10am Friday until 9am show day. The pavilion will be opened to all at 9.30 a.m. on Show
day.
8. The pavilion will be opened to the public and your entries must remain in our care until Saturday
night at 6.00 p.m. The pavilion will then be closed but the stewardesses will re-open it to competitors to collect their exhibits. Exhibitors must not remove any items without the direction of
the Stewardesses of that section. We appreciate your patience in this regard.
9. If you have won prizemoney, you may collect it from the Secretary’s office (under the grandstand at the Showground) from 4 p.m. on Show day, any money not collected will be forfeited.
Mrs. J. Griffin, Secretary, Junee Show Society Inc., P.O. Box 79, Junee, 2663,
Phone the show office (02) 6924 1008 - prior to the show.
Friday 17th October - Wednesday 22nd October between 10 am - 5 pm.
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