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TABLE OF CONTENTS
MAP of SHOWGROUNDS
SECTION 1
KEY
1. Main Entrance
4. Toilets/Showers
6a.Canteen
9. Caged Birds
12. Shearing Pavilion
15. Sheep Pavilion
18. Building
21. Judges Box
24. Cattle Sheds
27. Stables
30. Main Show Ring
2. Pavilion
5. Storage Building
7. Pony Club Shed
10. Bar/BBQ
13. Poultry Shed
16. Loading Ramp
19. Wood Chopping
22. Scoreboard
25. Broadcast Box
28. Wash Bay
31. Pony Club/Poultry
3. Toilets
6. Secretary’s Office
8. Caretaker’s Residence
11. Lions Club
14. Sheep Yards
17. Rear Entrance
20. Yards
23. Campdraft Yards
26. Horse Stalls
29. Picnic Shelter
HORSE EVENTS & RING PROGRAM
SEPARATE SCHEDULE
OFFICE HOURS ..................................................................
Inside Cover
SHOW DATES FOR 2015 .....................................................
Inside Cover
ENTRY COSTS………………………………………………….
2
OFFICE BEARERS………………………………………………
3
RULES OF THE GUYRA SHOW SOCIETY..........................
5
SECTION 2
SHEARING .................................................
8
SECTION 3
WOODCHOP ..............................................
9
SECTION 3A
POST RIPPING & CHAINSAW………………………………9
SECTION 4
CATTLE ......................................................
11
SECTION 5
SHEEP .......................................................
12
SECTION 5A
JUNIOR JUDGING .....................................
18
SECTION 6
WOOL .........................................................
18
PAVILION REGULATIONS ...................................................
23
SECTION 7
POTATOES, FRUIT & VEGETABLES .......
23
SECTION 8
HORTICULTURE .......................................
26
SECTION 9
JAMS & PRESERVES ................................
30
SECTION10
COOKING ...................................................
33
SECTION 10A COOKING - INTERMEDIATE .....................
35
SECTION 10B COOKING - PRIMARY ...............................
36
SECTION 11
NEEDLEWORK ..........................................
36
SECTION 12
FINE ARTS .................................................
40
SECTION 13
SMALL PHOTOGRAPHY ...........................
41
SECTION 14
CRAFTS .....................................................
43
SECTION 15
SCHOOL ARTS & CRAFT .........................
45
SECTION 16
CAGED BIRDS ...........................................
47
SECTION 17
POULTRY ...................................................
53
SECTION 18
SHOWGIRL ................................................
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ABBREVIATIONS
A.O.V. = Any Other Variety
A.O.C. = Any Other Colour
N.N.D = Not Necessarily Distinct
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EXHIBITOR ENTRY FEES
Entry Fees are detailed under each section.
GUYRA SHOW SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP
Full Members $30.00
Single Members $20.00
Youth Members $10.00
ADMISSION CHARGES
Adults ...................................................................... $10.00 each day
Children..................................................................... $2.50 each day
Aged Pensioners ...................................................... $3.00 each day
Family Ticket ........................................................... $20.00 each day
Normal Gate charges will apply to all exhibitors and competitors,
other than members who will receive free admission.
SHOWGROUND CAMPING FEE
$10 for the duration of show.
Additional camping fee $5 per night for show week
CAR STANDS
$5 Per Day. Booking 6779 1124
HORSE STALLS
$10 for the duration of the Show. All Stalls MUST be booked and paid for in advance
with the Show Secretary. No refunds.
SECTION 19 - SHOWGIRL COMPETITION
Finals sponsored by The Land Newspaper Ltd.
Conducted by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW.
All ladies between 18 and 24 are invited to participate in the Showgirl Competition.
If you are interested please contact Showgirl Coordinators Edna Mendes on 0439424867 or
Joy Saunders on 0419 269529.
Entry is free.
The Guyra Showgirl Competition is proudly
sponsored by:
El Paso Motor Inn
Florista Flowers & Gifts
Guyra Pharmacy
Mrs. Helen McKemey
Wayne Heagney Earthworks
Hairy Tales Comb True
Guyra Bowling Club
Sashes for this section are sponsored by
Sue Ross Real Estate
HORSE OWNERS
It is in your interest to have your own Public Risk Insurance.
Electric fences are prohibited, and the committee shall take no responsibility
for any injury incurred to persons or animals. There will be strict policing of
electric fences.
JUNIOR SHOWGIRL
14-17 YEARS
PRIZE MONEY
Pavilion prize money to be collected in the Pavilion at 5.00 pm Saturday.
All other prize money will be paid in cash between 4pm Friday & 6pm Saturday at
the Show Office. All prize money unclaimed 7 days after the Show will be paid back
into the Society Account.
PRIZEMONEY IS THE EXHIBITOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO COLLECT.
NOTE: All entries are accepted on the basis that all competitors compete
solely at their own risk.
All charges and prize money are GST free.
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The Guyra Show Schedule was designed and printed at
The GALA Centre, 136 Bradley Street, Guyra, NSW, 2365.
Phone: (02) 6779 2132
Email: [email protected]
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Hardfeather Bantam
Softfeather Bantam
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118
LOCAL
BACKYARD CHOOKS
Male
119
Female
120
(Limit 15 Pens)
RIBBONS
Sponsored by Caltex Truck Stop,Elders, Landmark, Bob Norman, Guyra Poultry
Club and Mrs Kath Williams - Memorial Trophy

Grand Champion Fowl of the Show

Reserve Champion Fowl of the Show

Champion Hardfeather Large

Champion Hardfeather Bantam

Champion Softfeather Large

Champion Softfeather Bantam

Champion Pair

Champion Junior

Champion Duck
Ribbons and Prizes will be presented at 4.00pm.
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OFFICERS
PATRONS
G. White, T. Mulligan, F. Presnell, B. Finlayson
Elizabeth White, Baden Williams
PRESIDENT
Ms Ellen Newberry
VICE PRESIDENTS
Chris Sole, Rita Williams, Dianne Burey
HON.TREASURER
Mr. Chris Sole
ASSISTANT TREASURER
Mr. Sam White, Mrs. Paivi Walls
AUDITORS
Roberts & Morrow
RING MASTER
Mrs Kelly Fletcher
CHIEF RING STEWARD
Mr Luke Newberry
CAMPDRAFT DIRECTOR
SECRETARY
Guyra Adult Learning Association
Fine Dinning
Farm to Plate Degustation
Saturday evening
LIFE MEMBERS
Les Sole, Ian Sole, Murray Finlayson,
Blake Finlayson, E. A. Mulligan, Mrs. K. Varley, Clyde Sisson
Geoff Thrift, Mrs. Anne Thrift, F. Presnell, G.H. White, K. Hutton, B. Fitzroy,
Don Mayled, Tom Grills, Geoff Burey, Robert Lenehan, Mrs. Heather Starr,
Graham Marshall, Robert Norman, Rita Williams, Bruce & Lydia Purcell
SUB-COMMITTEES
DIRECTORS
Frank White, Chris Sole, Rita Williams,
Dianne Burey, Ellen Newberry, Martha Weiderman
CAR STANDS
Head Steward: I. D. Sole
GATE
Head Steward: Jodie Stewart
OH&S Officer
John Credland
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PUBLICAN'S BOOTH
Head Steward: Jarod Schaefer
Tim Youman
BARBECUE
Head Steward: Mrs. H. Presnell
GROUNDS
Head Steward: F. Presnell, Wayne Mills and All Head Stewards
TRADE SPACE AND SIDESHOWS
Head Steward: Rodney Ramage, Mark Wert and Rita Williams
PROTEST
The President, the Secretary and the Head Steward of the Section involved in
the Protest
LADIES AUXILIARY
Head Steward: Gwen Williams
Pavilion: Rita Williams
LAMB SHOW & SALE
Head Steward: Rita Williams (02) 6779 1182
LIST OF MEMBERS WHO HAVE GIVEN OUTSTANDING
SERVICE TO THE GUYRA SHOW SOCIETY
Mike Miller
Bill Skipper
Don Mayled
Linda Skipper
the late John Cregan
the late Mavis Heagney
the late Bill Youman Lorraine Hills
Dorothy Every
David Grills
the late Nolene Miller
Pip Grills
Bill Hunter
Tom Grills
the late Jim Mulligan
Murray Finlayson
Geoff Burey
Blake Finlayson
Ian Sole
Les Sole
Frances Webb
Loc Rogers
Ian Hills
Baden Williams
Warren Grills
Jan Clark
Pat Grills
Barry Grills
Howard Sanderson
Jenny Wright
Gail Moffatt
Rita Williams
Gwen Williams
Marie Grills
Robert Lenehan
Eric Lenehan
Mavis Ridley
the late Dianne Newberry Richard Gordon
the late Angus Webb the late Kevin Mulligan
the late Col. George McLean
The Guyra Show Society wish to express their appreciation and many
thanks to each and everyone for their voluntary labour, donations of
material, money, special prizes and trophies which were given for the
Guyra Show.
The Society would also like to thank the many donors who indicated their
sponsorship after this program went to print.
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Male
Female
SOFTFEATHER LARGE
Australorp
Langshan
Rhode Island Red
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte A.O.C.
Leghorn White
Leghorn A.O.C.
Silkie A.C.
Ancona
A.O.V. Softfeather Large
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47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
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48
50
52
54
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58
60
62
64
SOFTFEATHER BANTAM
Ancona
Australorp
Leghorn White
Leghorn A.O.C.
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte A.O.C.
Langshan
Rhode Island Red
A.O.V. Softfeather Bantam
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67
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
TRUE BANTAMS
Rosecomd AC
Sebright AC
Pekin AC
Belgian AC
Jap Bantam AC
83
85
87
89
91
84
86
88
90
92
JUNIORS
Hardfeather Large
Hardfeather Bantam
Softfeather Large
Softfeather Bantam
Ducks A.O.V.
Male
93
95
97
99
101
Female
94
96
98
100
102
WATER FOWL
Muscovy AC
Indian Runner AOC
Call Duck
A.O.V. Duck
103
105
107
109
104
106
108
110
PAIRS
Hardfeather Large
Softfeather Large
111
113
112
114
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SECTION 17 - POULTRY
RULES OF THE GUYRA SHOW SOCIETY
SATURDAY 21st FEBRUARY 2015
Head Steward: Ray Hickman
Phone: 02 6779 1319 Mobile: 0427 400 845
Entries to: 231 Sandon Street, Guyra, 2365
Revised - September 1998
1.
OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY
2.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
Exhibits must be ready for judging by 10.00am and remain on the Showground until 4.30pm.
Entry Fees $1. No 2nd prize money will be paid unless there are three or
more entries in a class
All care will be taken but no responsibility will be accepted for loss or damage.
No bird to be handled or removed from the pen without the permission of the
Stewards.
Champion, Reserve Champion, First and Second Award Cards will be
awarded by the Judge to those exhibits judged accordingly.
The Head Steward may increase or reduce classes where entries warrant.
Entries close Saturday 14th February 2015 NOT ON DAY OF SHOW
Prize money will be 1st $2; 2nd $1 and card.
HARDFEATHER LARGE
Indian Game
Pit Game
Old English Game-Black/Red DL
Old English Game-Black/Red LL
Old English Game-Blue/Red
Old English Grey-Birchen
Old English Game-Duckwing
Old English Game-Pile
Old English Game-A.O.V.
Australian Game
A.O.V. Hardfeather
HARDFEATHER BANTAM
Australian Game
Pitt Game
Indian Game
Modern Game-ACO
Old English Game-Black/Red DL
Old English Game-Black/Red LL
Old English Game-Black Tail Wheaton
Old English Game-Blue Tail Wheaton
Old English Game-Duckwing AOC
Old English Game- Pile
Old English Game- AOC
A.O.V Hardfeather Bantam
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The Association shall be styled the 'Guyra Show Society Ltd'.
The object of the Society shall be (inter alia) to encourage the development of
pastoral, agriculture and horticultural pursuits by means of periodical exhibitions,
at which prizes or certificates of merit shall be awarded for superiority in all
descriptions of livestock, agricultural and horticultural products, farming
implements, machinery and other manufactures, or by any other means that the
Committee may decide. When practicable, ploughing and mowing matches will
also be held under the auspices of the Society, at which prizes for superior skills
shall be awarded, in order to promote these important branches of farming
pursuits. In furtherance of the objects of the Society, a correspondence and
friendly intercourse will be conducted with kindred Societies in the Australian
States and other countries.
MEMBERSHIP
3.
The Full membership of the Society shall be from the Subscription of $30.00 or
such other amounts as the Committee shall from time to time decide upon, due
May 1 and payable in advance.
4.
The Youth Membership of the Society (under the age of 17 years) shall be from
the payment of the sum of $10.00, or such other amounts as the Committee shall
from time to time decide, due May 1 and payable in advance.
5.
The Single Membership of the Society shall be from the payment of the sum of
$20.00, or such other amounts as the Committee shall from time to time decide,
due May 1 and payable in advance.
6.
All Full financial members shall be entitled to the following privileges:
(a)
Free admission to the Annual Show and Rodeo of the Society;
(b)
Free admission for Members' children under the age of 16 years; * #
(c)
Free admission to the ground for one vehicle when driven by Member or
by anyone accompanying them; *
(d)
Free admission to ground of any horse ridden by Member;
(e)
Free right to voting at all elections, and at all General and Special General
Meetings of the Society; *
(f)
The right to become a Committeeman if duly elected;
(g)
One Members Guest Ticket, entitling the holder thereof to Free Admission
to the Ground. *
7.
All Youth financial members shall be entitled to the above privileges with the
exception of (b), (c), (e) and (g) (as indicated with an *)
8.
All Single financial members shall be entitled to the above privileges with the
exception of (b), and (g) (as indicated with a #)
9.
After the first day of May in each year, and prior to the Annual General Meeting
of the Society, all unpaid memberships shall cease.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR SHOW
1.
Prizes will be awarded subject to the following regulations and conditions, which
in every case shall be strictly enforced:
(a) All entries must be made on forms to be obtained from the Secretary and
must be accompanied by the prescribed entry fee (if any);
(b) All questions contained in such entry form must be answered fully, and such
form must be signed by the exhibitor or his or her authorised agent;
(c) Exhibitors of Stud Stock must, at the time of entry, state the age of their
exhibitors (in years and months if possible) up to the first day of the Show, and
also the breed and the breeder (if possible).
2.
In the classes in the horses section where ‘to be driven' appears, Sulky or Buggy
may be used.
3.
Hacks to be graded according to height.
4.
Stallions are debarred from competing as hacks.
5.
The term 'Horse' comprises Gelding or Mare, unless otherwise stated.
6.
No pet sheep shall be allowed to compete in the Fat Stock Section. All Exhibitors
of sheep must state when such sheep where last shorn.
7.
Unless otherwise stated, all exhibits of livestock must be the bona fide property
of the exhibitor at the time of entry.
8.
Horses on lease which are not the bona fide property of the exhibitor, may
compete in classes eligible to lesser. Exhibitors in these circumstances must, at
the time of entry or whenever required, produce a registered lease or agreement
to the Secretary, if called upon.
9.
No exhibits (except livestock) shall be removed from the showground before
6.00 p.m. on the second day of the exhibition, without the sanction of the
Stewards on the section. Horse and Cattle may, with such sanction, be removed
at 5.00 p.m. on the first day of the Exhibition, but same must be returned to their
respective positions by 8.00am on the second day of the Exhibition, and must
remain on the ground until 5.00 p.m. on that day unless the sanction of the
Stewards be obtained for their earlier removal. Any exhibitor not complying with
this condition shall be liable to disqualification and, in addition, if he or she
should be a prize winner, he or she shall forfeit any prize.
All prizewinning horses, and all prizewinning Led Cattle, unless otherwise agreed
to by the Head Steward, shall take part in the Grand Parade at the Show
10.
11.
All exhibits must be removed from the ground by 10.00 a.m. on the day after the
Exhibition, otherwise they may be dealt with or disposed of as the Committee
shall think fit.
12.
The Association will not in any way be responsible for the safe custody of any
exhibition in the Showground, and will not be responsible for any accident or
damage that may occur to an animal exhibited. The Association will not in any
way be responsible for any accident or damage to any other exhibit at the
Exhi-bition, and will not in any case, or under any circumstances, be liable for
any accident or damage to any person who may be a spectator at any Exhibition,
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A.O.V. Neophema
413
COCKATIELS
Normal
Cinnamon
Lutino, Lutino Cinnamon
Pastel Silver, Platinum
Pearl
Pied
Pearl Pied
Whiteface normal
Whiteface cinnamon
Whiteface lutino, whiteface lutino cinnamon
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
Cock or Hen
Whiteface pastel silver, whiteface platinum
Whiteface pearl
Whiteface pied
Whiteface pearl pied
A.O.C. Cockatiel
AUSTRALIAN PARROTS
Eastern Rosella
Western Rosella
Crimson Rosella
Palehead Rosella
A.O.C Rosella
King Parrot
Crimson wing
Superb
Regent
Princess normal
Princess A.O.C.
Lorikeet A.V.
A.O.V. Australian Parrot
FOREIGN PARROT
Indian ring neck normal
Indian ring neck yellow
Indian ring neck A.O.C.
Alexandrene
A.O.V. Foreign Parrot
COCKATOO
Sulphur crested
Major Mitchell
Long-billed Corella
Short-billed Corella
Galah
A.O.V. Cockatoo
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425
426
427
428
429
430
431
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PIED VARIETY
Dominant Green
Dominant Blue
Harlequin Green A.C.
Harlequin Blue A.C.
OPALINE VARIETY
Green A.C.
Blue A.C.
Cinn. Wing A.C.
Fallow A.C.
Clear Wing A.C.
Blackeye Yellow
Lutino
AIbino
Yellow Face Blue
Budgerigar A.O.V.
LOVEBIRDS
Peachface Green
Peachface Blue
Peachface Yellow
Peachface Pied
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293
295
297
358
360
362
364
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363
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305
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309
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315
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319
366
368
370
372
374
376
378
380
382
384
367
369
371
373
375
377
379
381
383
385
Cock or Hen
386
387
388
389
Peachface A.O.C.
Masked Lovebird Normal
Masked Lovebird Blue
Masked Lovebird A.O.C.
Fischers Lovebird Norrnal
Fischers Lovebird A.O.C.
Lovebird A.O.C.
DOVES AND QUAIL
Diamond Dove
Ringneck Dove
Peaceful Dove
A.O.V. Dove
King Quail Normal
King Quail Silver or Blue
A.O.V. Quail
NEOPHEMAS
Turquoise Normal
Turquoise A.O.C.
Bourke Normal
Bourke A.O.C.
Scarlet Normal
Scarlet A.O.C.
Elegant
Elegant A.O.C.
Blue Wing
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292
294
296
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or be held responsible for any loss, damage, or mis-delivery of livestock or other
articles exhibited at the Exhibition.
13.
Judges will be empowered to award certificates in all classes where they deem
age exhibits worthy of such, and where no provision is made for prizes in the
schedule.
14.
The Prize stock will be distinguished by a blue ribbon for the first prize and a red
for second, a white for highly commended, and a green for commended. These
colours shall be worn whenever the stock are paraded. Any exhibitor refusing or
neglecting to wear or have worn the colours awarded to him or her, shall be
liable to be disqualified and shall forfeit any prize that may have been awarded
to him or her by the judges.
15.
Any exhibitor committing a breach of any of the Society's Regulations or Rules
may, in addition to any other penalty to which he or she may be liable, be
dis-qualified by the Committee for such period as the Committee may
determine. Every such disqualification shall be reported to all other Societies
belonging to, or affiliated with, the Board of Appeal and some shall extend to all
Shows held by them during the period for which it was imposed.
16.
Should any exhibit to which a prize has been awarded be disqualified, the next
exhibit on the judge's list will not necessarily obtain such a prize, but the Protest
Committee shall decide as to what shall be done in the matter.
17.
Any exhibitor who shall by word, act or deed insult any judge acting for the
Society or any officer of the Society or any Committeeman during the holding of
the Show, may be expelled from the Society if a member thereof, and whether or
not, may be disqualified from again competing at any Exhibition of the Society for
such time as the Committee shall think fit.
18.
Any person in the ring or on the showground, if requested by the Secretary or by
any officer of the Society to retire from such ring or showground, must do so
forthwith.
19.
The Committee shall have the power to alter or amend the program of, or to
abridge or postpone or cancel any Show or other functions of the Society in the
event of unfavorable weather or from any cause whatever. The Executive
Committee shall have the power at any such Shows or other functions to alter or
cancel any class of event at its discretion.
20.
No Side Shows shall be allowed on this ground unless approved by the
Committee.
21.
As regards all Side Shows etc. the Committee shall decide as to the charges to
be made thereafter and connected herewith.
22.
Exhibitors are requested to intimate as early as possible the extent of their
probable exhibits, and the space required, in order that proper accommodation
may be made.
23.
Applications to conduct sales by auction on the ground must be made to the
Committee, who shall decide as to the terms and conditions on which any sales
authorised by them can take place and all other matters appertaining thereto.
24.
Members are entitled to free camping.
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PROTEST RULES
25.
The decision, determination or award of any judge in connection with any matter
which, in the opinion of the President or in the case of his absence in the opinion
of any Vice-President, was within the jurisdiction of such judge, shall be
absolutely final and conclusive and no appeal there from or protest in regard
thereto shall be received or entertained.
26.
Any protest which in the opinion of the Protest Committee has been properly
made or lodged (and if they at their discretion consider that the matter referred
to them is a proper one for a protest) shall be absolutely final and conclusive.
Each protest must be in writing and signed by the Exhibitor and must contain
the grounds for such protest and must shortly state the facts of the case. Each
protest must be accompanied by a deposit of $2, which shall be forfeited to the
Society, if the Protest Committee shall so decide.
27.
No protest shall be received or considered by the Protest Committee unless in
the opinion of such committee same has been lodged within a prompt
timeframe.
28.
If any such protest shall be upheld, the Protest Committee shall have the power
to finally decide as to the destination of prize or prizes in such event.
SECTION 2 - SHEARING
Head Stewards:
Bruce Reeves - 0402 511 615
Jamie Burey - 0437728531
FRIDAY 20th February 2015
QUICK SHEAR
STARTING 6.00PM
OPEN
NOVICE
SATURDAY 21st February 2015
CHAMPION
OPEN
SENIOR
INTERMEDIATE
LEARNER
LOCAL
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AUSTRALIAN FINCHES
Gouldian
True Painted
Star
Plumhead
Longtail
Pictorella
Parson
Diggles
Diamond Sparrow
A.O.V. Foreign
WAXBILL
Strawberry
Ruddy
Orange Breast
Cordon Bleu
St Helena
A O.V. Waxbill
HYBRID
Australian Hybrid
Foreign Hybrid
A.O.V. Hybrid
Cock
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
242
Hen
230
231
232
233
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244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
BUDGERIGARS
OLD
NORMALS
Light Green
Laurel
Olive
Grey Green
Sky Blue
Cobalt
Mauve
Violet
Grey
Cock
252
254
256
258
260
262
264
266
268
Hen
253
255
257
259
261
263
265
267
269
Cock
320
322
324
326
328
330
332
334
336
Hen
321
323
325
327
329
331
333
335
337
270
272
274
276
278
271
273
275
277
279
338
340
342
344
346
339
341
343
345
347
280
282
284
286
288
281
283
285
287
289
348
350
352
354
356
349
351
353
355
357
WINGED VARIETY
Cinn. Wing Green
Cinn. Wing Blue
Grey Wing Green
Grey Wing Blue
A.O.C.
FALLOW & SPANGLE
Green Series
Blue Series
Spangle Norm. Green
Spangle Norm. Blue
A.O.V.
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OLD
Cock Hen
39
40
41
42
43
44
Lv. Apricot
Hv. Apricot
A.O.C.
GLOSTER CANARY
CI. or Lv. Buff
Hv. Buff
White or White Ground
Cinnamon
A.O.C.
GLOSTER CANARY(CORONA)
CI. or Lv. Buff
Hv. Buff
White or Whiteground
Cinnamon
A.O.C.
LIZARD CANARY
Gold CI. or Bkn. Cap
Silver CI. or Bkn Cap
A.O.C.
FIFE CANARY
Cl. or Lv. Yellow
Hv. Yellow
Cl. or Lv. Buff
Hv. Buff
A.O.C.
CANARY A.O.V.
ZEBRA FINCH
Grey
Fawn
Blue
Slate
White
Cream
Pied
Grizzle
Silver
Marked White
Black Marked A.V.
Yellow Bill A.C.
A.O.C.
Charcoal
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SECTION 3 - WOODCHOP
YOUNG
Cock Hen
121 122
123 124
125 126
45
47
49
51
53
46
48
50
52
54
127
129
131
133
135
128
130
132
134
136
55
57
59
61
63
56
58
60
62
64
137
139
141
143
145
138
140
142
144
146
65
67
69
66
68
70
147
149
151
148
150
152
71
73
75
77
79
81
72
74
76
78
80
82
153
155
157
159
161
163
154
156
158
160
162
164
SATURDAY, 21st February 2015
Start Time 11am
Gate entry charge applies
Nomination fee $10.00 per event
1st
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
166
168
170
172
174
176
178
180
182
184
Hen
186
188
190
190A
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193 194
195 196
197 198
199 200
201 202
203 204
205 206
207 208
209 210
YOUNG
Cock Hen
211 212
213 214
215 216
215A 216A
3rd
$100
$100
$100
$100
$60
$60
$50
$50
$50
$50
$40
$40
Double Handed Sawing Handicap
$60
$40
$100
Nominations close 6th February 2014
Enquiries To:
The Secretary
Michele Kellett
PO Box 37
02 6657 3310
GUYRA NSW 2365
[email protected]
02 6779 1093
CHAINSAW COMPETITION RULES
1.
2.
3.
165
167
169
171
173
175
177
179
181
183
OLD
Cock
185
187
189
189A
2nd
$150
$150
$150
$150
$100
250mm (10”) Veterans Standing Block Handicap $100
325mm (13”) Underhand Handicap
275mm (11”) Standing Block Handicap
300mm (12”) Underhand Handicap
250mm (10”) Standing Block Handicap
300mm (12”) Championship
4.
5.
6.
All competitors must provide and wear safety chaps or safety
trousers with cut resistant material, safety boots or shoes with steel
capped toes, ear muffs and full head and face protection which must
be in the correct position. Failure to do so will mean automatic
disqualification.
All competitors participate in the competition wholly and solely at
their own risk of injury to their person or property. The Society will
not be responsible for any injury that may occur. All Competitors
must sign the disclaimer on the Application for Entry.
All saws used by competitors shall be of a type approved by the
Committee. Mufflers must not be removed from any chainsaw being
used.
All officials and judges must wear ear muffs.
A first aid kit will be available at the competition site.
A minimum distance of 8-10 metres must be provided between the
competitors and spectators.
SECTION 3A POST RIPPING & CHAINSAW
SATURDAY 21ST FEBRUARY 2015
Commencing 10am
Head Steward: Paul Campion (02) 6779 7552 Mobile 0427 407 093
CONDITIONS
A.
Nominations close Friday 6th February, 2015
Post entries to PO Box 37 Guyra 2365
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B.
C.
D.
E.
No late entries will be accepted
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
The Judges decision is final
Any breach of the rules will lead to automatic disqualification
EVENTS/ENTRY FORM
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Please tick to
Nomination Fee($) indicate entry
Under 100cc Visual Standard 5.00
( )
Over 100cc Visual Standard
5.00
( )
(066 Stihl) Vert Disc Stacking 5.00
( )
Open Single Post Rip
5.00
( )
Jack & Jill Post Rip
5.00
( )
Partners name…………………………
Teams Title
10.00
( )
Total Enclosed $.........................
Name:…………………………………………………..
Address:…………………………………………………
Postcode:……………..Phone:………………………….
Fax:……………….Email:……………………………...
Signature:……………………………...Date:…………..
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CHAMPION SASHES
CH. CANARY (OLD BIRD)
CH. CANARY (YOUNG BIRD)
CH. ZEBRA FINCH (OLD BIRD)
CH. ZEBRA FINCH (YOUNG BIRD)
CH. AUSTRALIAN FINCH
CH. FOREIGN FINCH
CH. HYBRID
CH. BUDGERIGAR (OLD BIRD)
CH. BUDGERIGAR (YOUNG BIRD)
CH. PARROT
CH. MISCELLANEOUS
CH. NEOPHEMA
CH. QUARRION
CH. JUNIOR
CH. LOVEBIRD
JUNIOR SECTION
1J.Any Variety Canary
2J.Any Variety Budgerigar
3J.Any Variety Finch
4J.Any Variety Parrot
5J.Any Variety Lovebird
6J.Any Variety Cockatiel
OLD
YORKSHIRE CANARY
Cock
CI. or Var. Yellow
1
CI. or Var. Buff
3
A.O.C.
5
NORWICH CANARY
CI. or Var. Yellow
7
CI. or Var. Buff
9
A.O.C.
11
BORDER FANCY CANARY
CI.or Lv.Yellow
13
Hv. Yellow
15
Cl. or Lv. Buff
17
Hv. Buff
19
Clear White
21
Var. White
23
Cinnamon Yellow
25
Cinnamon Buff
27
A.O.C.
29
8
10
12
89
91
93
90
92
94
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
95
97
99
101
103
105
107
109
111
96
98
100
102
104
106
108
110
112
NEW COLOUR CANARY
CI. Red
Lv. Red
Hv. Red
CI. Apricot
32
34
36
38
113
115
117
119
114
116
118
120
31
33
35
37
Hen
2
4
6
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Cock
Hen
83
84
85
86
87
88
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66. Year K-2 Painting Life Skills
67. Year K-2 Drawing Life Skills
68. Year 1 Painting.
69. Year 1 Drawing.
70. Kindergarten Painting.
71. Kindergarten Drawing.
72.
Infants Group or Class: Mural or Collage, (no larger than 1300mm x
1000mm)
SECTION 4 – GUYRA BEEF CATTLE SHOW
HEREFORD FEATURE SHOW
SATURDAY, 21st FEBRUARY 2015
Head Steward: Ron Looker (02) 6779 7574
Assistant Stewards: G.H.White, B.Clark, F.Starr, J.Vidler, M.Jackson,
B.Looker, R.Williamson, M.Looker, L.Looker, J.Saunders, C.Williamson,
D.Saunders
All nominations are accepted on the basis that all mandatory
requirements are met by the exhibitor.
Prize money $5 First.
CHAMPION INFANTS ART EXHIBIT (class 64-72 inc)
Prize money $5 sponsored by Guyra Show Society
Prize money donated by Mrs. Kay Smith
To Champion of 73 $5 prize money sponsored by Mrs. Gwyneth Pearson
To Champion of 74 $5 prize money sponsored by Mrs. Gwyneth Pearson
All Cattle Entries Close Friday 13th February 2015
Trophies and Prize money donated to Beef Cattle Section
Col. H.F. White Memorial
Looker Family
F & J Bell
B.P. & K. Clark
Nielsen Memorial
Bob & Yvonne Gregory
FHB Curtis Perpetual
Multiblocks
Bindaree Beef
Britannia Poll Hereford Perpetual
Ramage Engineering
Prolix
Barker Family Perpetual Trophy for Junior Judging
73. Pre-school section made as Individual painting or drawing
74. Pre-school section Mural - 1300mm x 1000mm
75. Year 12 Major Works—Open to Year 12 students work completed previous
year for their major project, from any school. - Ribbon sponsored by Gwen Pearson
N.B. All schools and individuals will have a dot colour for their items
Black Mountain—Green; St Marys –Red; Guyra High School –Purple; Guyra
Infants/Primary—Blue; Bald Blair-Orange; Ben Lomond-Yellow;
Pre-School - Pink.
Plus there will be Labels for each school or individual to put on to each item.
El Paso Motor Inn
Grand Parade Sponsor
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN SECTION 15
School Arts and Crafts
STUD CATTLE
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mr. G. Marshall
***********************
SECTION 16 - CAGED BIRDS
SHOW DATE: 21st FEBRUARY 2015
ENTRIES CLOSE 19th February, 2015
Entries to: Mavis Ridley, "Monreith", Guyra 2365 (02) 6779 1278.
Prize money: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1.
Birds to be staged Saturday of the Show.
Judging to commence 9.00 a.m. Saturday. Judges decision will be final.
Birds may be removed after 4.30p.m.
Young birds to be rung with the 2014 closed rings.
All young birds to be bred by the exhibitor.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
(I)
(m)
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Trophy
Trophy
$100
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
Trophy
All exhibits must be ready for judging by 8.30 a.m. on Second Day of
the Show
Entry fee $8.00 per entry Non Member, $5.00 per entry for Members.
Bedding will be provided
Exhibits must be registered or eligible for registration in their respective
Society Herd Book as a pure breed
All ages for Cattle to be taken as at day of Show
All cattle entered in the under 16 months class - no teeth
All Cattle must be paraded with nose dogs. Bulls 12 months & over
must have nose ring and be secured with a neck strap
Stud grooms must wear dust coats
The Judge has the right to refuse allocation of prizes
Cow and Calf Class - Calf must be 8 months/under and be sucking
All exhibitors for Cattle Section are asked to PARK their trucks outside
the Showground when finished unloading their Show Stock. Thank you
Hereford & Poll Herefords will be judged as 1 Breed
Johne’s Disease and Pestivirus Testing Declaration to be
completed on the back of Entry Form.
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CLASSES
1.
2.
3.
Bull, under 12 months.
Bull, 12 months and under 16 months.
Bull, 16 months and under 20 months.
4.
5.
Junior Champion Bull
Reserve Junior Champion Bull
Pair of Bulls under 20 months
Bull, 20 months and under 24 months.
Bull, 2 years and older.
6.
7.
8.
Reserve Senior Champion Bull
Grand Champion Bull
Female, under 12 months.
Female, 12 months and under 16 months.
Female, 16 months and under 20 months.
9.
10.
Junior Champion Female
Reserve Junior Champion
Female Pair of Females under 20 months
Female, 20 months and under 24 months.
Female, 2 years and older.
Grand Champion Bull—White Family
Senior Champion Female
Reserve Senior Champion Female
Grand Champion Female - Looker Family
Senior Champion Hereford Bull
F.H.B. Curtis Perpetual Trophy
John Nielsen Memorial Trophy
Pair Hereford Bulls
Junior Champion Poll Hereford Bull
Senior Champion Poll Hereford Female
B.P. & K Clarke Trophy
Hereford Breeders Group
Britannia Poll Hereford Perpetual Trophy
Best Local Exhibit
Trophy donated by Weaver Gentle & Harrison
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
Years 11-12 Painting.
Years 7-10 Painting Life Skills
Years 11-12 Painting Life skills
Years 7-8 Drawing
Years 9-10 Drawing
Years 11-12 Drawing
Years 7-10 Drawing Life Skills
Years 11-12 Drawing Life Skills
Years 7-8 Print making
Years 9-10 Print making
Years 11-12 Print making
Years 7-10 Print making Life Skills
Years 11-12 Print making Life Skills
Years 7-8 Any other art form
Years 9-10 Any other art form
Years 11-12 Any other art form
Years 7-10 Any other art form Life Skills
Years 11-12 Any other art form Life Skills
CHAMPION SECONDARY ART EXHIBIT (class 30-49 inc)
Prize money $5 Sponsored by Guyra Show Society
50
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Year 6 Painting.
Year 6 Drawing.
Years 5-6 Painting Life Skills
Years 5-6 Drawing Life Skills
Year 5 Painting.
Year 5 Drawing.
Years 5 and 6 Group or Class Mural or Collage.
Prize money $5 First
CHAMPION SENIOR PRIMARY ART EXHIBIT (class 50-56 inc)
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. J. Stride
Prize money donated by Mrs. Kay Smith
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
Year 4 Painting.
Year 4 Drawing.
Years 3-4 Painting Life Skills
Years 3-4 Drawing Life Skills
Year 3 Painting.
Year 3 Drawing.
Years 3 and 4 Group or Class Mural or Collage.
Prize money $5 First.
INTERBREED
11.
12.
13.
14.
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Led Steer Sponsored by MULTIBLOCKS.
Interbreed group.
Pair X Bulls.
Pair X Heifers.
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CHAMPION JUNIOR PRIMARY ART EXHIBIT (class 57-63 inc)
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. Sonja Hickey
Prize money donated by Kay Smith
64.
65.
Year 2 Painting.
Year 2 Drawing.
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9.
10.
Years 11-12 Best Article Sculpture
Years 11-12 Best Article Sculpture Life Skills
CHAMPION SECONDARY CRAFT EXHIBIT (class 1-10 inc)
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. R. H. White
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Year 3 Best Article Fibre.
Year 3 Best Article Sculpture.
Year 4 Best Article Fibre.
Year 4 Best Article Sculpture.
Year 5 Best Article Fibre.
Year 5 Best Article Sculpture.
Year 6 Best Article Fibre.
Year 6 Best Article Sculpture.
Years 3-6 Best Article Fibre Life Skills
Years 3-6 Best Article Sculpture Life Skills
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Cow & Calf.
Best Local Exhibit.
Junior Bull - Champions.
Junior Heifer - Champions.
Senior Male - Champions.
Senior Female - Champions.
Supreme Beast of Show.
Grand Champion Male - Col. H. F. White Memorial
Grand Champion Female - Looker Family
Ramage Engineering Trophy
GUYRA ALL BREEDS HEIFER SHOW
FRIDAY 20th FEBRUARY 2015
Committee: B Looker, J Vidler, B Williamson
CHAMPION PRIMARY CRAFT EXHIBIT (class 10-20 inc)
Friday Afternoon commencing at 2.00pm
SPONSORED BY RABOBANK
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. J. Woods
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Kindergarten Best Article Fibre.
Kindergarten Best Article Sculpture.
Year 1 Best Article Fibre
Year 1 Best Article Sculpture.
Year 2 Best Article Fibre.
Year 2 Best Article Sculpture.
Kindergarten-Year 2 Best Article Fibre Life Skills
Kindergarten-Year 2 Best Article Sculpture Life Skills
CHAMPION INFANTS CRAFT EXHIBIT (class 21-28 inc)
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. B. Groom
Prize money $5 sponsored by Mrs. H. Badgery.
29.
3 Dimensional sculpture any pre-used medium. Size between 300mm
and1000mm. Free Standing construction. Individual or group.
ARTS
No Theme for Murals
(a)
(b)
(c)
No entry fee.
Individual entry. Limit 1 per child if made away from school per class.
School entries in individual sections. Schools to select 3 exhibits only from
each grade prior to Show.
(d)
All exhibits other than sculpture are to be MOUNTED/ or will not be put on
display.
(e)
All class Mural or Collage are to be NO BIGGER THAN 1300mm x 1000mm
30.
31.
Years 7-8 Painting.
Years 9-10 Painting.
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Local Junior Judging………. 2.00pm
Local Junior Paraders ……….3.00pm
Pee-Wee under 10 years
16 years
17-21 years
22+ years
Friday Evening commencing at 5.00pm
All heifers to be entered in Breed Classes:
Class 22—Heifer under 12 months
Class 23—Heifer 12 months and under 16 months
Class 24—Heifer 16 months and under 20 months
Entry Fees - $8.00 for non members
- $5.00 for members
Prize money
Handlers
- 1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $10.00
- 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
Champion Junior Heifer - $300.00 plus trophy
Reserve Junior Champion Heifer - $100.00
Leader of Champion Junior Heifer - $50.00
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SECTION 5 - SHEEP
Dorper and White Dorper
SATURDAY 21st FEBRUARY, 2015
Head Steward: Ellie Noon 0459999355
Email: [email protected]
Entry Fee:
$2 per class; $3 per group class, payable at time of entry. Non-refundable.
All Sheep entries Close February 6th 2015
All nominations are accepted on the basic that all mandatory requirements are
met by the exhibitor
Disease control:
Ovine Brucellosis, Footrot & Johnes Disease, Johnes Disease Status - MN1or MN2.
Declarations MUST accompany each Entry.
All sheep must be ovine brucellosis-free, footrot-free and papers must be sighted
before sheep are unloaded. MN1 and MN2 sheep will be penned separately to all
other sheep.
Conditions:
(a)
Entries are to be received on Friday 20/02/2015 morning before 9:30am
(b)
Judging will commence on 9.30 am Friday 20th February 2015.
(c)
We request that exhibitors leave sheep penned until after the Grand Parade
Saturday evening 21st February.
(d)
All Sheep must be received by 7:30pm the day before judging.
(e)
Stewards will be in attendance to receive sheep from 7.30am on Friday 20th
February.
(f)
The judge is empowered to transfer sheep which they consider to be entered
in the wrong class.
(g)
No sheep infested with lice or otherwise diseased will be allowed on the
grounds.
(h)
All sheep to be bred by the exhibitor and registered as full blood with the
appropriate society.
(i)
All sheep to be by regulation fully machine shorn no earlier than 6 weeks
before the Show and the covering not to exceed 1cm in depth.
(j)
The avoidance of showing heavily pregnant ewes is much appreciated.
(k)
Stud Signs are permitted.
(l)
Feed and water buckets are required to supplied by the exhibitor.
(m) Some bedding will be provided.
1
2
3
4.
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Dorper Sheep
Ewe Lamb 6-9months
Ewe lamb over 9 months
Ewe 2 tooth showing milk teeth
Ewe 4 tooth and over
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39.
40.
41.
42.
Lego like construction bricks, your own design.
Model kit section.
Lego - Own Design
Model Kit - Wooden
43.
44.
45.
46.
Champion $5 donated by Mrs. L. Nielsen
Lego-like construction bricks, your own design.
Model Kit Section - Original.
Lego Own Design.
Model Kit - Wooden.
47.
48.
$5 Prize Money Sponsored by Mrs. E. Brown
Lego Construction - Kit
Lego Construction - Own Design
7 YEARS AND UNDER
5 YEARS AND UNDER
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SECTION 15 - SCHOOL
ARTS & CRAFT
Head Steward: Gwyneth Pearson 67791562 or 0428574890
Email: [email protected]
Assistant Steward: Jodie Ellis
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
No entry fee. Prize money 1st - $2, 2nd - $1.
Entry restrictions 1 per child per show schedule classes.
All entries to be made and delivered by 5.30p.m. on Tuesday prior to the show.
Nominated grades and years are to be those in which article was made.
Prize money may be collected with exhibit after 5.30p.m. Saturday.
Sculpture being wood, ceramic, metal etc. Fibre being material, leather, wool etc.
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
NO LATE ENTRY WILL BE TAKEN
All entries must be Sign in and Sign out
3 entries per school per class
Individual entries limit 1 per child if made away from school
Per class.
CRAFT
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN THIS SECTION
Prize money sponsored by Mr G. Marshall
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Years 7-8 Best Article Fibre
Years 7-10Best Article Fibre Life Skills
Years 7-8 Best Article Sculpture
Years 7-10 Best Article Sculpture Life Skills
Years 9-10 Best Article Fibre
Years 9-10 Best Article Sculpture
Years 11-12 Best Article Fibre
Years 11-12 Best Article Fibre Life Skills
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19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Any Article turned and made from Wood. Varnished, stained or waxed.
Small Table, made from Wood.
Any Article made from Wood
Any Article made from Recycled Wood.
Handbag or Wallet made from Leather.
Any Other Article made from
(a) small
(b) large
An Article of Gemstones.
A display of Polished Stones.
Any Article of China. Hand Painted or Painting on Glass.
Article by Disabled Person.
Any Article of Craft not Mentioned
(a) Paper Tolle
(b) Quilling
(c) Decoupage
(d) Scrapbooking - (one page)
(e) Glass Art
(f) Mosaics
(g) Ceramics
(h) Beadwork
Folk Art (Large Item).
(a) Australian.
(b) Traditional.
(c) Decorative.
Folk Art (Small Item).
(a) Australian.
(b) Traditional.
(c) Decorative.
Hats, of natural fibre e.g. Wool, Flax, Felt, Raffia.
Upholstery - done by owner.
JUNIOR SECTION (SCHOOL STUDENTS)
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
Folk Art.
Decoupage.
Paper Tolle.
Wood Section
Any other article of craft
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Ram Lamb 6-9months
Ram lamb over 9 months
Ram 2 tooth showing milk teeth
Ram 4 tooth and over
Dorper Group
White Dorper Sheep
Ewe Lamb 6-9months
Ewe lamb over 9 months
Ewe 2 tooth showing milk teeth
Ewe 4 tooth and over
Ram Lamb 6-9 months
Ram lamb over 9 months
Ram 2 tooth showing milk teeth
Ram 4 tooth and over
White Dorper Group
AWARDS
Dorper
Dorper Junior Champion Ram ~ Purple Ribbon
Dorper Junior Reserve Champion Ram ~ Green Ribbon
Dorper Senior Champion Ram ~ Purple Ribbon
Dorper Senior Reserve Champion Ram ~ Green Ribbon
Dorper Grad Champion Ram ~ Tri-colour Ribbon
Dorper Junior Champion Ewe ~ Purple Ribbon
25.
Dorper Junior Reserve Champion Ewe ~ Green Ribbon
26.
Dorper Senior Champion Ewe ~ Purple Ribbon
27.
Dorper Senior Reserve Champion Ewe ~ Green Ribbon
28.
Dorper Grand Champion Ewe ~ Tri-colour Ribbon
29.
Best Dorper Group
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
To be comprised of one Ram Lamb and Two Ewe Lambs showing milk teeth.
30.
Supreme Dorper Exhibit
31.
Most Successful Dorper Exhibitor
White Dorper
SUB SECTION HOBBY CORNER
32.
White Dorper Junior Champion Ram ~ Purple Ribbon
33.
White Dorper Junior Reserve Champion Ram ~ Green Ribbon
34.
White Dorper Senior Champion Ram ~ Purple Ribbon
CHAMPION RIBBON FOR EACH AGE GROUP
35.
White Dorper Senior Reserve Champion Ram ~ Green Ribbon
Trophy donated by Mrs. D Cameron for Champion of each section.
36.
White Dorper Grad Champion Ram ~ Tri-colour Ribbon
37.
White Dorper Junior Champion Ewe ~ Purple Ribbon
38.
White Dorper Junior Reserve Champion Ewe ~ Green Ribbon
39.
White Dorper Senior Champion Ewe ~ Purple Ribbon
NO ENTRY FEE
ALL LEGO MUST BE CONSTRUCTED ON BOARDS
12 YEARS AND UNDER
$5 Prize Money Sponsored by Mrs C. Fitzroy
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6
7
8
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40.
White Dorper Senior Reserve Champion Ewe ~ Green Ribbon
41.
White Dorper Grand Champion Ewe ~ Tri-colour Ribbon
42.
Best White Dorper Group
SECTION 14 - CRAFTS
Head Steward: Graham Marshall 6779 4524
Assistant Stewards: Mrs. C. Fitzroy, Mrs. L. Nielsen, Mrs. E. Brown
To be comprised of one Ram Lamb and Two Ewe Lambs showing milk teeth.
43.
Supreme White Dorper Exhibit
44.
Most Successful White Dorper Exhibitor
(b)
Points Allocated:
GRAND CHAMPION
FIRST
3PTS. CHAMPION
3PTS
SECOND
(a)
2PTS
RESERVE CHAMPION 3PT
1PT
THIRD
(c)
(d)
1PT
SECTION 5B BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN BREEDS
JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITION
(e)
(f)
(g)
CHAMPION RIBBON FOR THE CHAMPION EXHIBIT
FRIDAY 20th FEBRUARY, 2015 at 10am
Head Steward: Henry Looker
1.
2.
with a Trophy donated by Stewards
CHAMPION JUNIOR RIBBON
Under 15 Years
15 Years and over
Sponsored by the Croaker family
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SECTION 6 - WOOL
Head Steward: D.R. Cameron (02) 6779 4531
Assistant Stewards: G.L. Burey, R.M. Gordon, R. Kelly, I. Pearson, A.
Grills, N. Charles, D. Marshall,C.Peardon, F. White
Wool Judge from Newcastle Woolbrokers Association
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS
The Head Steward requests that all fleeces must be delivered to the Pavilion on
Wednesday 18th February by 3.00p.m.
No late entries will be accepted.
ENTRY FEE: Members 20c per entry,
Non-Members 40c per entry unless otherwise stated.
Prize money will be 1st-$2 and 2nd-$1.
to cover Sections 34-38.
CRAFTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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12.
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14.
15.
RULES
(a)
(b)
(c)
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Open to fleeces from sheep which have not been rugged or housed. Any
exhibitor who wishes his wool or part thereof to be included in the District
Exhibit for the R.A.S. to leave written authority with the Head Wool Steward.
The judge can move any fleece from one class to another.
Wool to be judged on points by visual appraisal, and each fleece will carry a
Guyra Show Society’s 107th Annual Show
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be 1st - $2, 2nd - card
only. Where Special Prize money or Trophy is given, no 1st Prize money will
be paid unless there are three entries in a class.
Entry fee 50c to a maximum of $5. Late entries 60c. No prize money will be
paid unless there are three entries in a class.
No exhibit may be entered in more than one class.
All care taken, but the Association cannot accept any responsibility for the
loss or damage to any article however caused, and it accepts exhibits only
under these conditions.
Articles must not be exhibited more than twice.
All entries to be received by 9.00 a.m. Friday. And can be collected after 5.30pm
on Saturday
Exhibitors wishing to sell exhibits must make their own arrangements without
involving the Stewards.
16.
17.
18.
Best Coloured Fleece. Suitable for hand spinning.
1 Skein Hand Spun Wool.
1 Skein Hand Spun any other fibre - eg. alpaca.
1 Skein Hand Spun Wool. Novelty Spun.
Adult's Garment. Made from hand spun wool.
Child's Garment. Made from home spun wool.
An Article of Hand Weaving, made from home spun wool.
An Article of Hand Weaving. Any fibre.
Useful Article. Made from bag or hessian or recycled material.
Porcelain Doll.
Most attractive shopping bag or basket.
Child's Toy. Any type
Door Stop.
Painting on material.
a) Any article of Craft by person over 60 years.
Sponsored by Mrs. C. Fitzroy
(b) Any article of craft by person over 70 years.
(c) Any article of craft by person over 80 years.
Turned Wooden Ornament.
Turned Wooden Bowl or Platter.
Any Article Turned and made from Wood. (French Polished).
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CLASSES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Landscape, general.
Tree Study.
Cityscape.
Sunrise or Sunset.
Reflection Study.
Sea Study.
Waterfall.
Lake or River Scene.
Snow, Mist Study.
Autumn Scene.
Garden Scene.
Flower Study, Single Flower or Bunch.
Picture taken around the Home or Farm.
Animal or Bird Study.
Child/Children with Animals.
Holiday Fun.
Candid Child Study.
Portraiture. Exhibit can be 15cm x 20cm.
Fog & Frost Study
Panorama.
Any other subject.
Photography by Youth at the Hub, Sponsored by Youth Opportunities Grant
Photograph taken by 16 years –13 years. Free Entry.
Photograph taken by 12 years –9 years. Free Entry.
Coloured photograph promoting Guyra.
Black and white maximum size including mount 15cm x 20cm.
CHAMPION COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
(l)
(m)
(n)
score card.
The growth of wool to be stated on the Entry Form. Also the growth attached
to the fleece by exhibitor.
All fleeces to be skirted, and the previous year’s growth (max. 12 months).
All Ram's wool eligible for the Grand Champion Ram's Fleece.
Pairs of fleeces NOT ELIGIBLE for Grand Champion.
Pairs of fleeces to be matched in all details. Minimum weight 2.5kgs per
fleece. Rams excluded. One scorecard per pair. Top and Noil points
eliminated. 30 points allocated to Matching ability.
All Hogget entries to be unshorn.
Merino Hoggets - Min. wght. Superfine 1.2kgs, Fine 1.9kgs, Medium 2.0kgs,
Strong 2.1kgs.
Any protests to be lodged on the First Day of the Show.
All Hogget Fleeces not eligible for Grand Champion.
All Rugged or Housed Fleeces are not eligible for Grand or Reserve
Champion Fleece of Show.
If you win two champions in succession you move up a Division
DONATED FLEECES FROM 2013 SHOW
Bellaine Merinos
GL Burey
AP & MJ Grills
RM & RM Gordon
GJ & NA Cameron
IM & MF Sole
David Marshall
Moray Merino Stud
Troy Martin
AD & JM Cameron
Ian Pearson
RM & MJ Cameron
Robert Kelly
Tangley Grazing Co.
DR &BI Cameron
DF & JA Pearson
JC & JL Falle
Bald Blair Pastoral
Harry Williams
AP & MJ Grills
SPECIAL TROPHIES
TWG GUYRA
Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs.R. Gordon.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE RIBBON and CARD
Small Photography section sponsored by Mr. Harold Williams.
SPECIAL COMPETITION
"GROUP 13 - LANDSCAPE"
We invite you to enter 1 or 2 colour photos 10” x 8” or 12” x 10” taken within a 50
kilometre radius of the towns within the Central Northern Group of Show Societies.
These being Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Armidale, Walcha, Inverell, Ashford, Barraba,
Manilla, Quirindi, Uralla, Bundarra, Guyra and Dorrigo. The winners from each
Show will then be held for a final judging in Dorrigo in November. Prizes will be
awarded by each Show Society for the individual winners and the overall winner
will receive an award from the Central Northern Zone. Winning entries will be
retained by the Show Society for judging in Dorrigo.
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GRAZAG
D.J. & G.L. MARTIN
WAVERLEY MERINO STUD
D.R. CAMERON
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
BELLAINE MERINO STUD
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
FORSYTH ACCOUNTANTS
C.D. & N. PEARSON
STEVE ADAMS
R. KELLY
Grand Champion Fleece of Show
(excluding Rams)
Reserve Grand Champion Fleece of Show
(excluding Rams)
Champion Hogget Ewe or Wether
Champion Hogget Commercial Value
Most Successful Exhibitor, 2 points 1st, 1 point 2nd
Champion Adult Fleece Commercial Value
17.9 micron & finer
Champion Adult Fleece Commercial Value 18.0
Micron & Broader
Champion Fleece Division A
Pair of Superfine Fleeces P1
Pair of superfine Fleeces P2
Pair of Medium Fleeces P4
Best Merino Fleece 70s Division A5
Best Merino Fleece 80's (Ewe or Wether)
Pair of Fine Fleeces P3
Champion Fleece Division B
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TANGLEY GRAZING
FORSYTHS ACCOUNTANTS Highest points for 2 fleeces (within
Guyra Shire) 1 80s 1 74s Division C
R.M. CAMERON
Champion fleece Division D
ANGUS WEBB MEMORIAL
TROPHY
Best Merino Fleece 74's Division B4
G.L. BUREY
Sample of Superfine Wool Class (i) (Special
Donation $20).
F. PRESNELL FAMILY
Highest points for two fleeces: 1 Superfine,
1 Fine, Division B, Within Guyra Shire.
ELDERS
Grand Champion Fleece Division E
FORSYTHS
Champion Fleece Division E
JAMES STEWART
Champion Fleece Division F
MICK’S MECHANICAL
Champion Fleece Division G
IAN PEARSON
Unhoused Merino Ram Fleece
LYNDON MERINO STUD
Reserve Grand Champion Ram
FORSTYH ACCOUNTANTS
Champion Ram other than Merino
TANGLEY GRAZING
Champion Bellies
FORSYTHS ACCOUNTANTS Best Hogget Fleece Division C
FORSYTHS ACCOUNTANTS Best Hogget Fleece Division F
SHUTE BELL
Highest Points in Division B and Division C
BELLAINE MERINO STUD
Pair of Fleeces other than Merino
FORSYTHS ACCOUNTANTS Child’s Pet
BELLAINE MERINO STUD
Wool Committee Merit Award
WOOL SECTION
(i)
Sample Superfine Wool 80's, not less than 0.5kg weight. No point score
card. To be judged for all excellence. Not to be eligible for Champion ribbon.
This Class is open to sheep of any age or sex.
(ii)
Sample Superfine Wool 74s.
(jj)
Sample Fine Wool 70s
(iv) 6 Merino Belly Wools which will be judged on all round excellence.
The following 13 classes apply for:
DIVISION A: Restricted to all previous Grand Champion winners for the last 10
years.
DIVISION B: Open to all landowners who have not won a Grand Champion.
DIVISION C: Open to landholders with Merino Sheep carrying light vegetable
fault, or from light carrying country.
ALL COMMERCIAL VALUE FLEECES WILL BE MICRON TESTED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN OPEN CLASSES
Champion Fleece Division C
Merino Fleece, Commercial Value
Merino Fleece, Commercial Value (split on micron test).
Merino Fleece, 80's.
Merino Fleece, 74's.
Merino Fleece, 70's.
Merino Fleece, 66’s.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ribbon, Card and Trophy donated by Soles Newsagency.
Watercolour, any subject. 1st - $12.50 donated by Mrs. M. Wyatt.
Oil any subject. Trophy by Guyra Show Society.
Acrylic any subject. 1st - $12.50 donated by W. John Pearson & Co.
Scene in New England. Artist a resident of New England. Any medium.
Sponsored by Mrs. W. Barnier $10.
Drawing. Any medium. 1st - $12.50 donated by W. John Pearson & Co.
Mixed Media and or Collage. 1st - $12.50 donated by Mrs. J. Wright.
Senior's Class 70 and over. Any medium. Trophy by Guyra Show Society.
Paintings may be sold, but pay 20 % to Show Society as commission.
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SECTION 13 - SMALL PHOTOGRAPHY
COLOURED SECTION
Head Steward: Mrs. Theresa Taylor - 6779 7573
Mr. Thor Burey - 6779 1742
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE BY 4.30PM ON Tuesday 10th FEBRUARY 2015.
ALL ENTRIES MAY BE LEFT AT THE GALA CENTRE (136 BRADLEY STREET,
GUYRA) OR POSTED TO THE GUYRA SHOW SOCIETY (PO BOX 37, GUYRA).
(a)
All posted entries are to be clearly identified and will be returned at the
exhibitor’s expense.
(b)
All care will be taken of exhibits, but no responsibility will be assumed for
loss or damage to exhibits.
(c)
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be 1st - $2, 2nd - $1
only. Where Special Prize money or Trophy is given, no 1st Prize money
will be paid.
(d)
All entries are to be accompanied by an entry form. Entry Fee 50c No Limits
(e)
All entries to be received by 4.30pm Tuesday 10th February 2015
NO LATE ENTRIES.
(f)
Unless specified, photo size must be 6” x 4”maximum size and must be
mounted on cardboard with a 1cm border with exhibitor’s name on the back
of the photo and the mount.
(g)
All exhibits in this section must not have previously won a prize at a Guyra
Show.
(h)
Limit of 2 entries per exhibitor per class.
(i)
Stewards reserve the right to re-class photos that have been entered in the
wrong section or class.
(j)
All entries can be collected from the GALA Centre any time from Tuesday
24th February 2015
(h)
Framed Photographs can not be accepted.
(i)
Not all entries may be displayed due to limited space. All winning entries will
be displayed.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
minimum of 80% wool.
Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and
must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted).
A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item
making up the exhibit. If a label is not available as a handspun/felted a
handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.
An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a
group of individuals, or an organisation.
All three article/garments must have been completed 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 article/
garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then
eligible to compete in the State Final.
An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one
Group at State level.
An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is
not eligible to compete again.
If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Show
Secretary (or delegate) may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with
the exhibitors permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit
representing the particular Society concerned.
It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the
transfer of the winning entry to Sydney for the State judging.
THE WINNING ARTICLES WILL BE SENT TO SYDNEY FOR STATE
JUDGING AT THE 2015 ROYAL EASTER SHOW
Sponsored by the Guyra Show Society.
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SECTION 12 - FINE ARTS
Assistant Stewards: Mrs. J. Wright (02) 67750132,
Mrs. M. Wyatt, Mrs. J. Bell.
OPEN CLASSES
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Prizes will be as stated in each Section - 2nd place $2.00.
Entry fee 50c to a maximum of $5.
Exhibits to be collected at 5.00 p.m. Saturday.
Exhibits to be framed or mounted ready for hanging. Work to be done within
last three years.
(e)
All work in this section must not previously have won a prize at a Guyra
Show.
(f)
All entries may be made and delivered to the Secretary Thursday 5.00 p.m.
prior to the Show or by 9.00 a.m. on Friday to the Pavilion. Entries may be
collected from the Pavilion after 5.30pm on Saturday.
CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN OPEN CLASSES
Ribbon and Card and $25 Sponsored by Mrs. J. Bell
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8.
9.
10.
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11.
12.
12.
13.
Merino Fleece, 64's.
Merino Fleece, 60's.
Hogget Fleece, Commercial Value.
Hogget Fleece, 80's.
Hogget Fleece, 74's.
Hogget Fleece, 70's.
Hogget Fleece, 66’s
Hogget Fleece, 64's.
Hogget Fleece, 60's.
DIVISION ‘P' (PAIR OF FLEECES)
Top and Noil points eliminated, instead points for excellence judged singly.
Agg. Pts. Min. Wght. 2.5 kgs (80's), 3.0kgs (74's).
1.
Pair Superfine Fleeces, 80's
2.
Pair Superfine Fleeces, 74's.
3.
Pair Fine Fleeces, 70's.
4.
Pair Medium Fleeces, 64's.
5.
Pair of Strong Fleeces.
6.
Pair of Rams Fleeces (any Quality)
7.
Pair of Hoggets Fleeces (any Quality)
8.
Pair of Hoggets Rams (any Quality)
DIVISION 'D' (DONATED FLEECE - NO ENTRY FEE)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Merino Fleece, Superfine.
Merino Fleece, Fine.
Merino Fleece, Medium.
Merino Fleece, Strong.
Merino Hogget, Fleece.
Fleece, other than Merino.
DIVISION E (RAMS WOOL)
1.
2
3.
Merino Ram's Fleece. Housed or Rugged. Any quality.
Merino Ram's Fleece. Unhoused. Any quality.
Merino Ram's Fleece. Hogget. Any quality.
E1 - E2 - E3 may be split on quality if sufficient entries.
DIVISION “H” (HOUSED OR RUGGED - EWE OR WETHER)
DIVISION 'F' (NOVICE SECTION)
Open to those exhibitors who have not won a First Prize in the Wool Section of the
Show.
Novice to be Champion before promotion to B or C
1.
Merino Fleece, Superfine.
2.
Merino Fleece, Fine.
3.
Merino Fleece, Medium.
4.
Merino Fleece, Strong.
5.
Merino Hogget Fleece.
DIVISION ‘I’
1.
Childrens Pet Merino or Crossbred (under 15 years)
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JUNIOR SECTION
DIVISION 'G'
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Fleeces other than Merino
Fleece, Commercial Value 60's and Finer.
Fleece, Commercial Value 60's and Finer (Australian type).
Fleece, Commercial Value 58's and broader.
Fleece, Commercial Value 58's and broader (Australian type).
Fleece, Ewe or Wether 60's and Finer.
Fleece, Ewe or Wether 58's and 56's.
Fleece, Ewe or Wether 50's and Broader.
Fleece, Hogget's Unshorn, 60's and Finer.
Fleece, Hogget's Unshorn, 58's and 56's.
Fleece, Hogget's Unshorn.
ALL OTHER BREEDS
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Fleece, 60's and Finer.
Fleece, 58's and Broader.
Fleece, Hogget's Unshorn.
Fleece, Border Leicester Ewe.
Fleece, other than Merino Ram.
Fleece Border Leicester Hogget.
Pair of fleeces other than Merino.
Fleece, Any Other Breed.
SCALE OF JUDGING
As set out by the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia
SCALE OF POINTS
TRUENESS OF TYPE
EVENNESS
CHARACTER
LENGTH
SOUNDNESS
SOFTNESS
DENSITY
COLOUR
TOP AND NOIL
TOTAL
10
10
10
10
10
8
6
6
30
100
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Entry Free
Prize Money: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1
Prize Money donated by Ms. Kim Blomfield.
The Lyn Youman Memorial Trophy for
Junior Champion Exhibit 13-17 years
Sub Junior Champion Exhibit 12 years & under
Trophy donated by Mrs. Julie Stride.
Encouragement Award
Trophy donated by Mrs. Dorothy Every.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
Sewing - Child 7 years & under.
Crochet - Child 7 years & under.
Embroidery - Child 7 years & under.
Knitting - Child 7 years & under.
Sewing - Child 8-9 years.
Crochet - Child 8-9 years.
Embroidery - Child 8-9 years.
Knitting - Child 8-9 years.
Sewing - Child 10-12 years.
Crochet - Child 10-12 years.
Embroidery - Child 10-12 years.
Knitting - Child 10-12 years.
Sewing - Child 13-17 years.
Crochet - Child 13-17 years.
Embroidery - Child 13-17 years.
Knitting - Child 13-17 years.
Needlework - Year 12 Major Work
CHAMPION RIBBON AND CARD IN NEEDLEWORK, BOBBIN
LACE, CROCHET & KNITTING SECTIONS,
JUNIOR CHAMPION RIBBON AND CARD,
SUB JUNIOR CHAMPION RIBBON AND CARD.
WOOL ARTICLE/GARMENT
STATE COMPETITION
COMPETITION TO BE CONDUCTED AT SOCIETY,
GROUP AND STATE LEVEL.
CLASS: THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL ARTICLES
AND/OR GARMENTS
CONDITIONS:
1.
For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:
a) Garment: an item that can be worn 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; to
go with an outfit e.g. bag; for amusement e.g. toy; as a decoration e.g. picture
etc.
2.
The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of and contain a
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48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
PAVILION REGULATIONS
Two Handkerchiefs. Crochet edge.
Duchess Set.
Tray Cloth or Table Runner.
Article Fine Crochet.
Article Coarse Crochet.
Crochet Tea Cosy.
Crochet Coathanger.
Crochet Toy.
Crochet Knee or Bed Rug.
Crochet Bedjacket/Poncho/Shawl.
Crochet Pair Booties or Bonnet.
A Crochet Babies Set.
Small article crochet not mentioned.
Specimen of woollen crochet not mentioned.
Specimen of cotton crochet not mentioned.
Article made by person over 80 years.
Head Steward: Rita Williams 6779 1182/0427791182
Pavilion will be open on Thursday prior to the Show to take
entries between 1.00p.m. and 6.00 p.m.
Entry fee 50 cents per entry to a maximum of $5 per section,
then free entry to that section (excluding
Photography)
All late entries received after 9.00 a.m. Friday 60 cents entry fee.
Pavilion opens 7.30 a.m. Friday to receive entries.
Pavilion re-opens Saturday 9.00 a.m.
Where special Prize money or Trophy is given no 1st Prize money
will be paid. Second Place will be card only.
(excluding Wool Section and Photography)
Each section must have its own entry form.
KNITTING SECTION
PLEASE NOTE
Articles may be made from cotton, wool, wool blend, acrylic,
mohair or other natural fibre (label to be attached if possible).
Champion Trophy donated by “ Black Sheep Wool ‘n’ Wares”
55.
56.
56a.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
Child's Bulky Knit Jumper or Cardigan.
Child's Jumper or Cardigan Knitted in 8 ply or under.
Child's Jumper or Cardigan Knitted in 5 ply or under.
Adults Jumper Knitted in 4 ply or under.
Adults Jumper or Cardigan Knitted in 8 ply or under.
Article in Bulky Knit.
Article Knitted in Cotton.
Knitted Bedjacket or Poncho.
Knitted pair Booties or Bonnet.
A Knitted Babies Set (2 pieces accepted).
Pair of Knitted Socks.
Pair of Knitted Gloves.
Knitted Beanie.
Knitted Knee or Bed Rug.
Knitted Tea Cosy.
Knitted Coathanger.
Knitted Toy.
Specimen Knitting not mentioned.
Article made by Person over 80 years.
HAND PAINTED SECTION
73.
74.
75.
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Hand Painted non woven Article.
Any article of clothing Hand Painted.
Any other article not mentioned.
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Wool Section and
No pavilion entries to be removed before 5.30 p.m. on the
second day of the Show. Neither association nor stewards will be
responsible for entries or containers left after 6.00 p.m. on Saturday.
Any article exhibited in the pavilion may be sold, however,
exhibitors must be responsible for such sale.
Articles may be labeled with 'for sale' sign immediately after judging,
but must be left in exhibit until ordinary pavilion clearing time.
ALL ‘FOR SALE’ TICKETS MUST BE OBTAINED FROM SECRETARY OFFICE
Prize money and exhibits to be collected at each section at
the Pavilion at 5.30p.m. on Saturday.
All Prize money should be collected during the Show.
It is the exhibitor's responsibility to collect prize money.
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SECTION 7 POTATOES, FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Head Stewards: Derek Smith (02) 6779 1722
Charlie Heagney (02) 6779 1672
(a)
(b)
(c)
Entry Fee: Entry fees 50 cents to a maximum of $5. No prize money paid
unless there are 3 entries in a class.
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be: 1st - $2.00;
(may not be paid where only one entry submitted}, 2nd - card only.
All exhibits to be received by 9.00 a.m. Friday.
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(d)
All produce to be grown in the New England, and to be the property of the
exhibitor.
Preference will be given in judging to well formed, uniform sized, free from
disease and commercial value.
The judge has the privilege of removing any exhibit to its correct class.
Judge has the privilege to cut or taste any exhibit.
(e)
(f)
(g)
PLEASE NOTE ENTRIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM 5.30PM
SATURDAY
POTATOES
Potatoes shall be weights of 2kg for seed and 3.5kg for table potatoes
Champion Card and Ribbon for best potato exhibit.
Best Exhibit of Table Potatoes (Clyde Williams Memorial Prize $50.00)
Best Exhibit of Seed Potatoes (Clyde Williams Memorial Prize $50)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
6 Large and Best Potatoes, grown in the district.
Table Potatoes, Sebago.
Table Potatoes, A.O.V. (White)
Table Potatoes, Coloured Varieties
Seed Potatoes, any white variety, not over 200g.
Seed Potatoes, any coloured variety, not over 200g
Hen Eggs, White, Single Yolk. Best 1 Dozen.
Hen Eggs, Brown, Single Yolk. Best 1 Dozen.
FRUIT
Champion Card and Ribbon for Best Fruit Exhibit.
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6 Pears,
6 Apples, Green.
6 Apples, Red.
6 Quinces.
6 Peaches,
6 Nectarines.
6 Apricots.
12 Plums, Red (or shade of red).
12 Prunes.
1 Plate Walnuts.
1 Bunch White Grapes, grown in Guyra Shire.
1 Bunch Black Grapes, grown in Guyra Shire.
1 Sugar or Water Melon.
1 Rock Melon.
Gooseberries, 1 Punnet.
Strawberries, 1 Punnet.
Berries A.O.V., 1 Punnet.
6 Figs
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Piece of Bobbin Lace. Novice Section. Trophy donated by Guyra Lace
Group.
Book Mark, any size in Bobbin Lace. Trophy donated by Guyra Lace Group.
Piece of Bobbin Lace. OPEN section. Trophy donated by the New England
Lace Group in memory of Jessie Russell for Champion Piece of Bobbin
Lace.
CROCHET SECTION
Articles may be made from cotton, wool, wool blend, acrylic, mohair or other natural
fibre (label to be attached if possible).
Mrs. A.M. Heagney Memorial Champion Trophy
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Novice Tapestry.
Long Stitch.
Novice Long Stitch.
Specimen Cross Stitch on Aida.
Specimen Cross Stitch on Linen.
Counted Thread Work.
Bunka Work.
Article of Wool Embroidery.
Article of Creative Embroidery.
Most Attractive Cushion.
Specimen Patchwork.
Patchwork Quilt, hand or machine sewn.
Machine Made Child's Frock, any fabric, any age.
Article Machine Embroidery.
Garment in Stretch Fabric.
Smocked Article.
Adults Garment in Wool or Wool Blend.
Adults Garment any fabric.
Novice Dressmaking.
Specimen Needlework not mentioned.
Specimen of Work done by person over 80 years.
Most useful Article, fabric not to cost more than $2.
Article suitable for Fete.
Fancy Coat hanger.
Soft Toy.
Ornamental Toy.
Best Dressed Doll. No commercial clothing.
Tray cloth, Tablecloth or Tableware embroidered in white or colour with hand
or commercial finished edges.
Duchess Set embroidered, hand or commercial finished edges.
Doyley embroidered.
Specimen embroidery not mentioned.
Article in Tatting.
Specimen of Lace (other than bobbin lace).
Supper Cloth with or without linen centre.
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8.b)
6 Choc Chip Cookies. $5 Prize money donated by Mrs. Madge Sole.
6 pieces of Slice. $5 Prize money - Kath Williams Memorial.
A Healthy School Lunch. Must contain one item of home cooked food.
Suitably packed in a container. $5.00 prize money donated by Mrs Gloria
Handebo.
4 Arrowroot biscuits iced and decorated. 5 years & under. Trophy donated
by Guyra C.W.A.
4 Arrowroot biscuits iced and decorated. 6years and over. Trophy donated
by Guyra C.W.A.
VEGETABLES
Champion Card and Ribbon for Best Vegetable Exhibit.
Trophies:
CHAMPION RIBBON
$50 additional Prize money in Sections 10A & 10B
Alan Weiderman Memorial prize to be allocated as required
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SECTION 11 - NEEDLEWORK
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
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(k)
(l)
(m)
Head Stewards: Mrs. Dorothy Every (02) 6733 2117
Mrs. Julie Stride
(02) 6733 2011
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be 1st - $2, 2nd Card only.
Entry Fees 50¢ to a maximum of $5. No prize money will be paid unless
there are three entries in the class.
Free entries for juniors.
Entries will be received in the Pavilion from 1.00 p.m. Thursday, and close
9.00 a.m. Friday.
Late entries 60¢.
Return Postage must be forwarded with all entries, otherwise they will not be
returned at association's expense.
Points will be awarded for cleanliness of work. Exhibits preferably not to be
washed.
Articles to be completed in previous 12 months.
Novice is an exhibitor who has not won 1st prize in the entered section,
i.e. needlework, knitting or crochet at any show.
Small articles should be mounted on cardboard, i.e. doilies, handkerchiefs
and bookmarks.
Doilies should measure 17cm or less in diameter.
No dressmaking pins to be used on any exhibit. Safety pins or hand stitches
only.
Articles may be collected Saturday at 5.30pm.
NEEDLEWORK
Champion Trophy for Classes 1-8 donated by Mrs. Dorothy Every.
Champion Trophy for Classes 9-34 donated by C.T. Electrics.
Champion Ribbon over 80 years from classes 22, 54, 72.
Ursula Farrell Memorial Reserve Champion Trophy for Classes 1-72.
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Tapestry - Traditional.
Tapestry- Modern.
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Keenest Exhibitor $20 donated by Jill Williamson & Jim Williamson
Memorial Prize.
Best Non-Root Vegetable donated by Mr. & Mrs. J. Presnell.
Champion Vegetable Exhibit $20 donated by Derek & Fiona Smith.
Collection Vegetables donated by Guyra Emporium.
Most successful Exhibitor ($20) donated by Charlie & Debbie
Heagney
Collection Root Vegetables, 2 each variety.
Collection Vegetables, any variety, 2 of each.
Bunch Rhubarb, 5 stalks.
1 Cabbage.
1 Cabbage, Largest.
1 Cauliflower.
3 Turnips
3 Carrots, Shorthorn.
3 Carrots, A.O.V.
3 Parsnips.
3 Cucumbers.
3 Cucumbers, Apple.
3 Beetroot, Globe
3 Onions, Brown Spanish.
3 Onions, salad
3 Onions, A.O.V.
Green Peas, 300g
Snow Peas, 200g
1 Bunch Kale
French Beans, 450g (1lb).
Beans, Butter, 450g (1 lb).
Beans, A.O.V. 450g (1 lb).
Silver Beet, 6 stalks to bunch.
Spinach, 6 stalks to bunch.
2 Head Lettuce, A.O.V.
1 Bunch shallots.
6 Tomatoes, Ripe.
6 Tomatoes, Green.
1 Tomato, Ripe, Largest.
1 Tomato, Green, Largest.
1 Artichoke
2 Marrows, White
2 Zucchini
2 Marrows, A. O. V.
Collection of Marrows
2 Squashes, Custard
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2 Squashes, Button
2 Squashes, Table Queen
2 Squashes, Hubbard.
Collection Squashes, 2 of each
2 Pumpkins, Queensland Blue or Jarrahdale
2 Pumpkins, Table A.O.V.
2 Pumpkin, Butternut
Pumpkin, Table, Heaviest
3 Cobs Sweet Corn
3 Chillies, A.O.V.
Bunch of Herbs, A.O.V.
Collection of Herbs
Garlic, 3 bulbs
3 Capsicums
Kids Corner
For example: Collection of Vegetables
Potato People
Fruit & Vegetable People or animal
Fruit & Vegetable Mobile
Pumpkin Carving (Jack-o-Lantern)
NB. Prizes to be collected by someone at 5.00pm Saturday afternoon at the pavilion.
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SECTION 8 - HORTICULTURE
Head Steward: Mrs Kris Grills (02) 6775 8333
Assistant Stewards: Mrs. Dot Vickery, Mrs. Fran Webb, Mrs. Helen McKemey,
Mrs Jane McCowen, Miss Mavis Ridley.
Please read your schedule carefully as changes have been made
(a)
Unless otherwise stated prize money in this section will be 1st - $2,
2nd - card only. Where Special Prize Money or Trophy is given, no 1st prize
money will be paid.
(b)
Entry fee 50 cents to a maximum of $5.
(c)
Entries taken from 4.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Thursday and from 8.00 a.m.
Friday. All exhibits must be staged by 10.00 a.m. on Friday.
(d)
Exhibitors must attach Section Tickets to each Exhibit and have the same
checked by the friendly Stewards and placed in correct class.
(e)
A vase is higher than it is wide. A bowl is wider than it is high.
(f)
PLEASE PROVIDE OWN CONTAINER FOR ALL CUT FLOWER EXHIBITS.
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Free entry Over 12 years & Under 17 years
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Sponge sandwich any variety jam filling un-iced - Prize money $5 donated
by Anne Starr.
6 Patty Cakes, 3 iced, 3 plain. Trophy donated by Guyra C.W.A..
Health Slice 6 pieces. Trophy donated by Miss D. Lockyer.
6 Pikelets not buttered. Prize $5 - Kath Williams Memorial.
4 Muffins, any variety. Trophy donated by Mrs. H. Starr.
Child's Birthday Cake, iced and decorated. Ray Farrell Memorial Prize
1st - $12, 2nd - $8, 3rd - $5.
Chocolate Cake. Iced on top. Prize money donated by Gloria Handebo $5.
6 Scones, any variety. $5 prize money donated by Miss Anne Starr.
10B PRIMARY SECTION
DAHLIA CLASSES
Dahlias will be judged under Dahlia Society standards.
Wire not permitted in Dahlias.
Dahlias over 160mm - One (1) per vase unit.
Dahlias under 160mm - Three (3) per vase unit.
Unless otherwise stated, Dahlias must have stalk and stem and to be 300mm
(12in) in overall length.
Note: all instructions as per senior exhibitors.
CHAMPION RIBBON
PLEASE NOTE ENTRIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM 5.30PM
SATURDAY
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(b)
(c)
6 Pikelets. Not buttered.
6 Pumpkin Scones. Trophy donated by Mrs. Heather Starr.
6 Plain Scones. Trophy donated by Mrs. Dawn Kendall.
6 Anzac Biscuits.
4 Muffins, any variety.
6 Pieces of Baked Slice.
Any White Wings cake mix. Iced. Packet top to accompany entry. Voucher
by Kirks Guyra.
6 Rock Cakes.
A Damper. Not baked in a tin.
Fruit Pudding Can be boiled or steamed
$5 Prize money donated by Mrs. Deidre Youman
6 Cornflake Biscuits.
Jar Lemon Cheese, approx 200mls.
FOR MEN ONLY: A cake, any variety, iced, cake mix accepted.
Trophy donated by Guyra CWA & Guyra Adult Learning Association.
For Clubs and Organisations: 3 Varieties of Baked Slice ( 6 pieces of each;
can be iced or plain) to be made by three different people and attractively
displayed on a tray. Presentation important. $10 Prize money donated by
Guyra Show Society.
A cake containing a vegetable ingredient e.g. Beetroot, carrot, pumpkin,
potato, rhubarb, zucchini etc. Can be iced or plain. $25 prize money
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Free entry - Under 12 years.
6 Biscuits any variety. Trophy donated by Mrs Heather Brewer.
6 Patty Cakes iced and decorated. Trophy donated by Mrs. Heather Brewer.
6 Pikelets, not buttered. $5 prize money donated by Mrs. Rita Williams.
Packet Cake. Iced and decorated. Label to accompany entry. $5 prize
money - Kath Williams Memorial.
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FORMAL DECORATIVE SECTIONS
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR RIBBON
Large to be over 210mm and under 260mm in diameter.
Medium to be over 160mm and under 210mm in diameter.
Small to be over 120mm and under 160mm in diameter.
Miniature to over 90mm and under 120mm diameter.
COOKING OPEN
1a.
Dark Fruit Cake 250gms, butter and sugar. No nuts. Trophy donated by
Mrs D. Lockyer.
1b. Light Fruit Cake 250gms, butter and sugar. No nuts. $5 Prize money
donated by Mrs. Dianne Burey.
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Sultana Cake, 250gms, butter and sugar, no nuts, peel or cherries. Mrs.
Val Pearson Memorial Trophy.
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Boiled Fruit Cake using mixed fruit. Trophy donated by Kirks Guyra.
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Butter Cake, not iced. Voucher donated by Lorraine Hills.
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Coffee cake iced with coffee icing. $5 prize money donated by Miss Anne
Starr.
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Orange Cake iced on top. Decorated with orange rind. Voucher donated by
Kirks IGA Guyra.
7.
Morning Tea for my Man - must include at least 3 items of home cooked
food, such as scones, biscuits, patty cakes, slice etc, displayed on a plate or
in a container (such as a lunch box) Presentation important. Prize money
donated by Mrs. H. Starr 1st - $5,
2nd - $3, 3rd - $2.
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Plain Sponge Sandwich, jam filled, un-iced.
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Sponge Sandwich, A.O.V. (Honey, Ginger, Chocolate etc.), may be filled
with jam or other filling.
10. Your Favourite Fancy Slice - 6 pieces. Presentation important. $5 prize
money donated by Mrs. Rita Williams.
11. Chocolate cake iced and decorated (not a mud cake). Voucher donated by
Kirks Guyra.
12. Apricot Loaf.
13. Date and Walnut Roll.
14. Fruit Loaf
Method:
Combine in a bowl 1 1/2 cups milk 1 cup chopped apricots, 3/4 cup sultanas,
3/4 cup raw sugar, 1 cup All Bran cereal. Leave to stand for 1 hour. Add
1 1/2 cups wholemeal self-raising flour and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon. Place
in a greased and lined loaf tin. Cook in moderate oven 50-55 minutes.
Ray Farrell Memorial Prize 1st - $12, 2nd - $8, 3rd - $5.
15. Banana Cake iced with lemon icing Clarice Jackson Memorial Trophy.
16. A cake iced and decorated for a special occasion. $10 prize money donated
by Mrs. Noreen Williams.
17. 6 pieces of homemade sweets (coconut ice, rocky road, fudge etc).
$5 prize money donated by Mrs. Dawn Kendall.
18. 6 Patty Cakes, baked in tins - iced.
19. 6 Lamingtons. Approx 4cm square before icing. Trophy donated by Mrs. H.
Starr.
20a. Loaf of White Bread can be made in a bread maker. $5 prize money
donated by Mrs. H. Starr.
20b. Loaf of Grain or Wholemeal Bread can be made in a bread maker. $5 prize
money donated by Guyra Adult Learning Assoc.
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CACTUS DAHLIA
Large to be 210mm and over.
Medium to be over 160mm and under 210mm in diameter.
Small to be over 120mm and under 160mm in diameter.
Miniature to be over 90mm and under 120mm in diameter.
EXHBITION CACTUS DAHLIA
Large Exhibition Cactus Dahlia to be not less than 160mm.
Small Exhibition Cactus Dahlia to be 120mm and not more than
160mm in diameter.
DAHLIAS
D = Distinct (means that each unit must be different from the other)
NND = Not Necessarily Distinct.
Prize money donated by Estate of Mrs. Frances Wyndham
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1 Large Decorative Dahlia.
3 Large Decorative Dahlias NND.
1 Medium Decorative Dahlia.
3 Medium Decorative Dahlias.
3 Small Decorative Dahlias.
3 Miniature Decorative Dahlias.
CHAMPION DECORATIVE DAHLIA UNIT
Sponsored by Mrs. Cath Gordon - Trophy
Prize money donated by Mrs. Kris Grills
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1 Large Cactus Dahlia.
3 Large Cactus Dahlias NND.
1 Medium Cactus Dahlia.
3 Medium Cactus Dahlias NND.
1 Small Cactus Dahlia.
3 Small Cactus Dahlias NND.
3 Miniature Cactus Dahlias NND.
1 Exhibition Cactus Dahlia.
CHAMPION CACTUS DAHLIA UNIT
Sponsored by Mrs. Cath Gordon - Trophy
Prize money donated by Mrs. Helen McKemey
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1 Nymphea Dahlia.
3 Collarette Dahlias.
3 Ball Type Dahlias.
3 Pompone Dahlias NND.
3 Pompone Dahlias D.
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JUNIOR SECTION
1 Fimbriated Dahlia.
Container of Mixed Dahlias.
Prize money 1st - $2, 2nd - $1
Free Entry
CHAMPION MISCELLANEOUS DAHLIA UNIT
CHAMPION
Sponsored by Mrs. Dot Vickery - Trophy
sponsored by Mrs. D. Youman $5
(CHAMPION CARD)
DAHLIA CLASS B
Prize money donated by Mrs. Dot Vickery
Dahlias to be grown by a NOVICE (has not won a Champion)
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1 Medium Cactus Dahlia.
1 Small Cactus Dahlia.
1 Miniature Cactus Dahlia.
1 Unit Pompone Dahlia (3 per vase).
1 Nymphea Dahlia.
1 Dahlia not previously mentioned.
Container of mixed Dahlias.
NOVICE CHAMPION BLOOM
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OVER 80's SECTION
Sponsored by Mrs. Jane McCowen
CHAMPION DAHLIA UNIT OF THE SHOW
Sponsored by Mrs. Kris Grills - Trophy
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1 Formal Gladioli.
1 Informal Gladioli.
3 Formal Gladiolus NND.
Collection of Gladiolus.
Gladioli grown by a Novice Exhibitor.
PLEASE ASSIST THE SECRETARY AND STEWARDS BY
OBTAINING ENTRY TICKETS PRIOR TO SHOW
Ursula Farrell Memorial Prize
Head Steward: Mrs. H. Starr (02) 6779 1216
Assistant Stewards: Mrs. l. L. Hills, Mrs. N. Williams, Mrs. Jan Jordan
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be 1st - $2, 2nd card only. Where special prize money or trophy is given, no 1st prize money
will be paid, 2nd card only.
ROSES
ENTRY FEES
CHAMPION GLADIOLI OF THE SHOW
Prize money donated by Mrs. Mac Hanna
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Specimen Exhibition Rose - Any Colour (Wiring permissible).
3 Roses NND (Exhibition Rose 1 per vase).
Specimen Garden or Decorative Rose.
Specimen Floribunda Rose (cut with 12 or more blooms to be shown).
Container of Roses Bud to Full Bloom 4 stages. Bud to show colour.
Container of Mixed Roses.
Container of Floribunda Roses.
CHAMPION ROSE OR UNIT OF THE SHOW
Sponsored by Mrs. Linda Skipper $5
HYDRANGEAS
Prize money donated by Mrs. Theresa Grills
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Any Variety of Jam.
Any Variety of Chutney or Relish.
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SECTION 10 - COOKING
Prize money donated by Mrs. Rita Williams
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Jar Preserved Peaches.
Jar Preserved Apricots.
Jar Preserved Blackberries.
Jar Preserved Cherries (light).
Jar Preserved Beans.
Jar Preserved Carrots.
Jar Preserved Beetroot.
Jar of Jam, any variety. (Trophy donated by Mrs H. Starr)
Jar of Pickles, Chutney or Relish.
Jar of Preserved Fruit A.O.V.
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Entry fees 50¢ to a maximum of $5. Late entries 60¢ .
No prize money will be paid unless there are three entries in a class.
All exhibits to be received by 9.00 a.m. Friday.
Entries to be collected from 5.39pm Saturday—no responsiblility for exhibits
or containers left after 6.30p.m. Saturday.
Do not use paper plates. Firm plastic or foam trays acceptable. Please label
own plates.
Use round, square or rectangular tins in all classes.
Neat icing very important in classes where required.
No cake rack marks to show on cakes.
CHAMPION RIBBON
Mavis Presnell Memorial Trophy for Champion Exhibit.
Donated by Grand daughter Kym and Great Grand daughter, Beau-Lee Lacey.
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Plum Jam (light).
Melon Jam and flavouring.
Strawberry Jam.
Grape Jam.
Jam A.O.V.
Mock Raspberry.
Red Tomato Jam.
Jar of Honey.
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Apricot Conserve.
Peach Conserve.
Strawberry Conserve.
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JAR OF JELLIES
Apple Jelly.
Crab Apple Jelly.
Blackberry Jelly.
Plum Jelly (dark or light).
Quince Jelly.
Jelly A.O.V.
BOTTLE OF PICKLES, CHUTNEY & SAUCES
Champion Condiment prize money donated by Ray Farrell Memorial
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CHAMPION HYDRANGEA OR UNIT
Sponsored by Fiona MacArthur – Trophy
MISCELLANEOUS SECTION
JAR OF CONSERVE
Champion Jar of Jelly sponsored by Mrs. B. Ross
Clear Pickles.
Green Tomato Pickles.
Mustard Pickles.
Pickled Onions.
Tomato Sauce. Sponsored by Mrs. J. Betts
Tomato Sauce with seeds
Plum Sauce.
Chutney.
Tomato Relish.
Zucchini Pickles, Any Variety.
Relish, A.O.V.
Sauce Novice
Sponsored by the Guyra Garden Club
Sponsored by Mrs. Fran Webb—Trophy
GRAND CHAMPION UNIT OF THE SHOW
Sponsored by Mr. M. and the late Mrs. Noelene Miller - $10
Collections to be identical jars & labelled individually.
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Collection of Home-made Jams, 3 varieties - Trophy donated by Mrs. Rita
Williams.
Collection of Conserves, 3 varieties.
Collection of Jellies, 3 varieties.
Collection of Home-made Pickles, 3 varieties, 2 clear, 1 mustard.
Collection of Chutneys, 3 varieties.
Collection of Home-made Sauce, 3 varieties.
Collection of Preserved Fruits, 3 varieties, pre Vacola Bottles.
Collection of Preserved Berry Fruits, 3 varieties.
Collection of Vegetables, 3 varieties.
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Specimen Carnation.
Container of Calendulas (English marigolds).
Container of Marigolds (any variety).
Vase of Violas.
Vase of Pansies.
Container of Zinnias.
Container of Asters.
Container of Perennial Asters (Michaelmas daisy).
Container of Nasturtiums.
Container of Double Petunias.
Container of Single Petunias.
Container of Phlox Drummondi.
Container of Perennial Phlox.
Container of Flowering Shrub - one variety (Native or exotic).
Container of Shasta Daisies.
Specimen of Lillium - 1 cut.
1 Cut of Fuschia.
Vase of Fuschias - 3 cuts.
Container of Geraniums.
Specimen Geranium - 1 cut.
Collection of Cut Flowers - not more than 6 kinds.
Specimen Rare/Unusual Flower, Bulb or Berry.
Pot Plant
CHAMPION MISCELLANEOUS UNIT
COLLECTIONS
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Specimen Hydrangea.
Container of Hydrangeas 1 Variety.
Container of Hydrangeas Mixed Variety.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION UNIT OF THE SHOW
Sponsored by Miss Mavis Ridley - Trophy
DECORATIVE SECTION (OPEN)
Prize money donated by Mrs. Fran Webb
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“Herbs & Spices” - An arrangement using herbs and/or spices—Bench
height (Flowers, Foliage and/or Seeds).
An arrangement featuring Roses - Height optional .
“My Way” Dried or Preserved Material e.g. bark, driftwood, stones, etc.
Inspired by the “Colours of a Scarf” (scarf to be displayed)
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CHAMPION EXHIBIT
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Sponsored by Mrs. Dianne Burey
Trophy donated by Mrs. D. Vickery
Judged on a basis of 2 points for 1st and 1 point for 2nd.
12 YEARS to 15 YEARS
NOVICE PRIZE
To be assembled Thursday afternoon 3.30p.m - 6.00p.m or Friday morning
7.00a.m—10.00a.m at the Pavilion under Steward Supervision
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“From the Roadside” (any embellishment 70% plant material, 30% artificial)
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“Dream Garden”
For exhibitor entering for the first time. Sponsored by Mrs. D. Burey
JAR OF PRESERVES
Trophy donated by Mrs. Caroline Fitzroy
(any embellishment - 70% flowers and/or foliage and/or 30% artificial).
Trophy donated by Mrs. Linda Skipper
SCHOOL SECTION
Free Entry - Each entry to be a class effort using 70% natural material (wood,
stones, flowers, twigs, bark, leaves etc. 30% artificial such as plastic, Styrofoam,
metal). If box is used no more than 25mm of soil inside please.
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Infants - Decorated Saucer
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Years 3 & 6 - “Vegetable Man with a Flower Hat”
CHAMPION RIBBONS & CARDS AWARDED TO THE SCHOOL SECTION
$20 Prize money for a Tree
Donated by Mr. M. and the late Mrs. N. Miller
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SECTION 9 - JAMS AND PRESERVES
PLEASE ASSIST THE SECRETARY AND STEWARDS BY HAVING YOUR
ENTRIES IN BEFORE 4.00p.m. THURSDAY PRIOR TO SHOW
Head Steward: Mrs. Dianne Burey (02) 67791742
Assistant Stewards: Mrs. B. Ross, Mrs. J. Betts
(a)
Unless otherwise stated, prize money in this section will be 1st - $2, 2nd card only, if more than one exhibit in class. Where Special Prize money or
Trophy is given, no 1st Prize money will be paid. 2nd place card only.
(b)
Entry fee 50¢ to a maximum of $5.
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Late entries 60¢.
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Free entry for Members (Members' Guests excluded).
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Exhibit can only win one prize in each class.
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All Exhibits to be received between 2pm—4pm Thursday or by 9.00 a.m.
Friday.
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Collections to be identical jars and labeled individually.
(h)
Jars of Preserves to be completely full.
(i)
No trade names to be visible on lids, cover with a piece of cloth or contact.
PLEASE NOTE ENTRIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM 5.30PM SATURDAY
CHAMPION EXHIBIT
$20.00 donated by Mrs. S. Atkin
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Guyra Show Society’s 107th Annual Show
Champion Jar of Preserves sponsored by Mrs. D. Burey
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Preserved Apricots.
Preserved Peaches.
Preserved Cherries (dark).
Preserved Cherries (light).
Preserved Kentish Cherries.
Preserved Pears.
Preserved Plums (light).
Preserved Plums (dark).
Preserved Quinces.
Preserved Blackberries.
Preserved Nectarines.
Preserved Pineapple.
Preserved Beans.
Preserved Peas.
Preserved Tomatoes.
Preserved Rhubarb.
Preserved Beetroot.
Preserved Carrots.
Preserved Vegetables A.O.V.
Preserved Fruits A.O.V.
JAR OF JAM
Champion Jar of Jam sponsored by Kath Williams Memorial
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Apricot Jam - sponsored by Miss B. Ridley $5.00
Cherry Jam.
Kentish Cherry Jam.
Peach Jam.
Blackberry Jam - sponsored by Mrs. H. Bearup
Cape Gooseberry Jam.
English Gooseberry Jam.
Fig Jam.
Quince Jam.
Sweet Orange Marmalade - sponsored by Mrs. H. Starr
Grapefruit Marmalade.
Marmalade (A.O.V.).
Plum Jam (dark).
Guyra Show Society’s 107th Annual Show
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