Saturday August 13, 2016

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SHOW
Saturday August 13, 2016
NORTH-WESTERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
To be Officially Opened by
Mr Rowan Ramsey MP at 11.15am
Over $9,000 Prizemoney plus Trophies
Ann M. Redden
Secretary
N.W.A.S.
PO Box 159
Crystal Brook, S.A. 5523
Phone/Fax: Show Office (08) 8636 2194
Mobile: 0427 288 020
Entries to Jo Piggott
Phone: Show Office (08) 8636 2194
www.sacountryshows.com
Port Pirie
Regional Council
Membership Fees
PAYMENT BEFORE SHOW DAY APPRECIATED
A Subscriber of $20 is entitled to Tickets for 2 Adults and 1 Vehicle
A Subscriber of $30 is entitled to Tickets for 2 Adults,
3 Children and 1 Vehicle
Admission Charges
Adults $10.00 - Children Under 16 years $5.00
Students & Pensioners - $8.00 on Presentation of Identification
Pre-School Children Free - Motor Vehicle $5.00
9.00-10.00am
10.00am
10.30am
11.00am
11.15am
11.30am
12.00noon
12.00noon
2.00pm
2.20pm
2.20pm
3.00pm
3.30pm
4.30pm
5.00pm
5.30pm
Time Table
Judging Begins
Judging of Home Brew - Trade Hall
Spinning Demonstrations throughout the day
Open Shearing Event Draw
Speed Shear Event Draw
Official Opening
Disabled Access only to Pavilion
Pavilions open to public
Official Luncheon
Men’s Cake Judging Trade Hall
Historical Vehicles/Engines Running
Fun Run - Oval Area
Variety Bash Vehicles departure
Ute Muster Presentation
Pavilions closed to the public
“Jukebox Boys” - Shearing Shed
Evening Entertainment
Aggregate Trophy Winners for 2015.....11
Historical Vehicles...............................19
Life Members........................................6
Machinery...........................................46
Map....................................................75
Member’s List........................................7
NASA Presidents & Secretaries............13
NASA Sponsors.....................................3
Officials.................................................8
President’s Message..............................5
Presidents of the Society.......................6
Regulations.........................................77
Secretaries............................................6
Section Index.........................................4
Show Dates 2015 - 2016.......................8
Thank You
We would like to take this opportunity in joining all other South Australian
Show Societies in extending our sincere thanks and appreciation to the
sponsors of the Agricultural Societies Council of South Australia.
We acknowledge the aid and support of the following organisations listed
below that are connected with all events associated with the Agricultural
Societies Council and the Country Show Societies of South Australia.
Please support the organisations that support us.
Live music all day provided by the
Clare Valley Concert Band
Official Opening Area
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Section Index for Sections
Closing Date Pg
Young Rural Ambassador.................................8th Aug........................... 15
Showperson - Male or Female.........................Showday.......................... 15
A Agricultural Produce....................................5th Aug .......................... 16
Aa Agricultural Prod. - Junior..........................5th Aug........................... 18
B Farm Produce.............................................10th Aug.......................... 19
C Cooking......................................................10th Aug.......................... 20
Ca Cooking - Junior........................................10th Aug.......................... 26
D Preserves, Sauces & Jams...........................8th Aug........................... 28
E Fruit.............................................................8th Aug........................... 30
Entry Forms........................................................................ centre of book
F Vegetables...................................................11th Aug.......................... 31
Fa Vegetables - Junior.....................................11th Aug.......................... 31
G Homebrew...................................................8th Aug........................... 32
I Handicrafts...................................................8th Aug........................... 33
Ia Handicrafts - Junior....................................10th Aug.......................... 34
J Needlework..................................................5th Aug........................... 35
Ja Needlework - Junior....................................5th Aug........................... 37
K Art..............................................................11th Aug.......................... 38
Ka Art - Junior................................................11th Aug.......................... 38
L Photography................................................8th Aug........................... 43
M Flowers......................................................10th Aug.......................... 48
N Flowers - Arranged......................................11th Aug.......................... 50
Na Flowers - Junior.........................................11th Aug.......................... 51
O Pets............................................................10th Aug.......................... 52
Q Poultry........................................................8th Aug........................... 53
Qa Poultry - Junior..........................................8th Aug........................... 55
R Sheep - British Breeds.................................5th Aug........................... 57
S Sheep - Merino.............................................5th Aug........................... 58
T Wool............................................................8th Aug........................... 64
U Shearing Competition..................................6th Aug........................... 66
V Cattle - Beef ................................................5th Aug........................... 70
& Handler’s Comp...........................................5th Aug........................... 71
W Cattle - Prime..............................................5th Aug........................... 71
X Ring Events..................................................6th Aug........................... 72
Ute Competition.............................................Showday.......................... 63
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President’s Message
Hello and welcome to you all for this
wonderful event of 2016.
The 139th North-Western Agricultural
Society’s, Crystal Brook Show. Our
Show Day is still attracting more people
each year, making it one of the major
Agricultural shows in the Mid North.
While still providing that strong link
within the community, thus making the
show the success it is today.
The history and lives of farming families,
is of special interest to myself as I am a
descendant of Thomas and Jane Rose,
the first free settler farmers in Australia
(1793).
Being a family outing, there is all
the normal show day attractions and
entertainment you could want. Shearing
displays, cattle judging, horses to
watch,Vintage cars with the ute muster on
the oval, birds, crafts, art, photography,
cooking, hobbies,- horticulture, vintage
farming equipment, trade displays,
market stalls demonstrations, side show
alley, rides and games, food and drink
vendors, plus live music. The Variety
Club Bash cars will be on display on the
Old Picnic Grounds, while the crews visit
the show.
Bringing show day together is impossible
without our secretary and dedicated
committee
members,
convenors,
stewards, judges, volunteers, trophy
donors, plus all our sponsors and the
Port Pirie Council. I thank you one and
all! During my time as president I have
attended the Agricultural Societies
Councils AGM and Symposiums held
at the Adelaide Show Grounds, coming
away with a greater knowledge of country
shows. Also, during this time I attended
six other country shows around South
Australia, enjoying them all. Well done to
Crystal Brook Football Club and the Rec
Centre committees for the progress on
their building extensions.
“Possums in the Brook” held another
successful Market Fair at our show
grounds in May. The Show Societies
ongoing improvements around the
grounds are starting to look great! Our
new fund raiser for the year is Engraver
Pavers to be laid in the upgrading of the
mall. Please view a sample and register
your interest at our show office. The new
easy to read Show Book contains all
the information you may need at your
fingertips. Hope to see you all at the
Show!
Steve Hyde
President 2016
Thank You
The members of the Society are indebted AND PERSONAL ASSISTANCE WE TENDER
to all persons and firms who have OUR SINCERE THANKS.
generously assisted the Show, some for
We are grateful to SA Ambulance for
many years continuously.
their medical assistance each year.
TO OUR MAJOR SPONSORS AND DONORS
OF TROPHIES, SPECIAL PRIZES, RIBBONS
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President’s of the Society
1874-1875 M. Carter
1876-1878 G.L. Debney
J. Miller
1879
1880-1881 F.H. Edwards
1882 J. Daw
1883 Jas. Davidson
1884-1885 W.H. Binney
1886-1887 W. Morrish
J. Sinclair
1888
1889
R. Pavy
1890
G. Sandow
W.J. Venning
1891
1892
W. Williams
E.H. Eagle
1893
1894
T.R. Turner
1895
A. Hamlyn
L.R. Wake
1896
1897
J. Wheaton
1898
R.M. Dennis
1899-1900 W.H. Binney
1901
J. Forgan
Thos. Bell
1902
1903Hamlyn
A. Kirk
1904
1905
H. Crouch
1906
A. Munday
Chas. Behenna
1907
1908
A.W. Davidson
F.W. Klopper
1909
W.R. Lang
1910
1911
W.M. Munday
C.H. Birks
1912
W. J. Venning
W. J. Prescott
W. H. Ellis
C. H. Arbon
M. Weston
G. W. H. Gale
A. G. Head
*W. J. Venning
*W. H. Binney
*J. Pridham
*M. Weston
*C. P. Lines
*P. S. O’Shaughnessy
*H. J. Frith
*Miss G. Solomon
*R. D. O’Shaughnessy
*B. Weston
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1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920-1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938-1941
1942-1943
1944
1945-1946
1947-1948
1949
1950-1951
1952-1953
Jas. Forgan
J.N. Dixon
E. Frith
W. Hill
W.W. Lovelock
R.J. Dennis
G. Davidson
H.J. Frith
B. Weston
T.L. Kelly
A.H. Clarke
H.J. Growden
M. Weston
P.S. O’Shaughnessy
A.V. Sargent
W.W. Robinson
T.A. Angley
A.G. Head
W.J. Lines
D.G. Sandow
H. Venning
C.P. Lines
H.B. Heaslip
A.P. Tucker
E.F. Smart
W.G. Welch
C.P. Lines
H.M. Venning
Q.M. Davidson
J.W. Eagle
W.L. Frith
J.S. O’Shaughnessy
Secretaries
M. D. Weston
V. R. Tucker
D. J. Wilson
M. S. Kerin
R. C. Talbot
Mrs C. R. Kelly
Mrs A. K. Pavy
Mrs M. A. Eberhard
Mrs J. Nicolson
Miss F. A. Arthur
Mrs N. E. Close
Mrs P. J. Davidson
Mrs J. Hollick
Life Members
*A. P. Tucker
*J. E. Goulter
*A. J. Lawson
*E. E. Lang
*H. L. Cottle
*W. W. Robinson
*N. R. Ferme
*M. P. O’Callaghan
*Q. M. Davidson
* J. S. O’Shaughnessy
* I. F. Smart
* M. D. Weston
* H. M. Venning
*M. S. Kerin
* D. V. Ward
* W. R. Wilkin
* G. R. Keech
* R. M. Mumford
* J. R. Nicolson
*W. L. Frith
1954-1955
1956-1957
1958-1959
1960-1961
1962-1963
1964-1965
1966-1967
1968-1969
1970-1971
1972-1973
1974-1975
1976-1977
1978-1979
1980-1981
1982-1983
1984-1985
1986-1987 1988-1989 1990-1991 1992-1993 1994-1995 1996-1997 1998-1999 2000-2001 2002-2003 2004-2005 2006-2007 2008-2009 2010 2011-2012
2013-2014
2015- 2016
M.P. Wilkin
E.L. Robinson
N.R. Ferme
G.R. Smart
A.V. Sargent
N.F. Frith
J.R. Nicolson
M.S. Kerin
W.R. Wilkin
I.F. Smart
D.V. Ward
R.M. Mumford
G.L. Combe
M.W. Ferme
I.H. Venning
G.F. Smart
K.J. Kerin
P.J. Frith
H.V. Reid
M.J. Marks
R.J. Venning
T.L. Greig
J.E. Richards
J.N. Rackham
Mrs A. Clothier
B. Mumford
Mrs J. C. Price
I.R. Crouch
B. Mumford
J. C. Price
A. Perry
S. Hyde
Mrs P. J. Davidson
Mrs M.D. Frith
B.W. Parry
Mrs P. J. Combe
M. Lloyd-Smith
A. M. Redden
*G. F. Smart
H. V. Reid
J. Kirchner
* A. Sargent
T. L. Greig
J. E. Richards
P. Marks
*Deceased
Afford, K. & S.
Arbon, M. T.
Arnold, S.
Argyle Stud
Ashby, G. E. & Sons
Ashby, R. J.
Baker, T. & T.
Bastian, A.J.
Baverstock, K.
Beckel, A.
Bishop, P. & M.
Boruch, M.
Bowman, K. & W.
Bowman, S & A
Bradke, I. B.
Brice, M. & M.
Brook Meat Store
Brooks, B.
Bruggemann, N.
Button, M. & D.
Carn J.
Carter, l..
Castley, S.
Causby, L
Chapman, G
Clancy, V.
Clarke, B.J. & A.M.
Clarke, D. & D.
Clark, K. & S.
Clements, T.
Clothier, D.J. & J.
Clothier, M.D. & A.V.
Colyer, K. & A.
Combe, A.G. & R.C.
Combe, A. & G.
Combe, V. A.
Combe, P.G. & I.
Corumbene Stud
Cousins, M. & N.
Cousins Merino
Services
Cousins, P.
Crawford, B.A. & J.M.
Crawford, G.C. & H.N.
Crouch, B. & G.
Crouch, C. J & I L
Crouch, G. & C.
Crouch, I.R. & K.P.
Crouch, K.J. & R.
Cruse F.I. & G.E.
Crouch, L.C. & A
Crouch, M.P. & R.J
Crouch, RH & MM.
Financial Members
C B Patchwork/
Quilters
Harris, T
Hatter, J.A. & J.B.
Haynes, M.
Daley, R.
Heaslip, R
Dalla, D.T. & H
Heinjus, M. & D.
Daniel, J
Heinjus, M.M. & R.W.
Davidson, A.V.
Hillder, C
Davidson, E.M. & Co.
Hudd, E.A. & A.
Davidson, G.
Humphries, D & A
Davidson, P.J.
Hurst, I. & A.
DayKon Pty Ltd
Hutchins, J.C. & M.L.
Donaghue, L.
Huxtable, J & D
Doering Bros
Hyde, S & R
Duffield, A.P.
Duffield, S & J
Inglis, A.R. & R.F.
Dunsford, R.T. & M.D. Inglis, L.D. & M.E.
Inglis, S. & J.
Durrant, G.J. & K
Ebsory, B
Ellard, M.
Ehlers, A M
Everett, S.R. & N.J.
Ferme, M.R. & J.H.
Ferme, V.M.
Fogarty, J.J. & Co.
Fogarty, M.F
Forgan, P. S. & D.M.
Francis, J&M
Freeman, G.N.& D.J.
Frith, P.J. & M.D.
Frith, M
Fricker, M
Jackson, L & K.
Jackson, K. & M.
Jeffries, L & S
Johns, B.T. & L.P.
Johns, P.S. & D.E.
Johns, R. & M.
Jones, I & R
Joyce, E. L. & D. M.
Joyce, Mrs G.
Joyce, L. P. & S. A.
Joyce, R. W. & D. H.
Kantz, M.
Kellock G.M. & J.R.
*Kelly, J. M.
Kelly, M. P. & R.
Gladstone High
Kerin Agencies
School
Kerin, M.S. & M.
Graham, P. & J.
Kerin, P.M.
Greenfield, L & K.
Kerin, R.C. & C.
Greatorex, M & F
Kirchner, J. & H.
Greig, A.G. & P.
Kirchner, JP
Greig, G.L. & D.E.
Kirchner, D & R.
Greig, N.
Kirchner, V.D. & J.E.
Greig, T.L., H.L. & N.J.
Klingner, N. & C.
Griggs, S. & C.
Koch, B.
Grossman, A.J. & J.M.
Koehler, E.C. & S.E.
Grossman, H.M.
Kranz, J.
Grossman, TJ & EK
Kupsch Bakery
Growden Family
Kupsch, R.
Gulin, L. & A.
Lambert, P & M.
Gulin, M & E
Lewis, L
Gum, P.S.
Leese, DC & RD
H.B. Rural
Lloyd-Smith, M. & L.
Hall, G.
Longmire, A. & D.
Hamn’s, A & K
Longmire, D.B. & C.M.
Harris, D.
Longmire, F. L.
Seidel, R. E.
Seidel, I.L. & C.V.
McKinnon, R & C
St Mark’s College
Mann, R. & J.
Seidel, L. & K.L.
Marks, P. J.
Seidel, S. & G.
Mason, D
Simpson, N.
Meissner, KJ & JR
Slattery, J.F. & G.
Meyer, P.S. & J.H.
Smart, A. & M.
Millard, J.W. & E.A.
Smart, R.J.
Mumford, B.M. & B.P.
Smart, R.C. & E.B.
Mumford, R.S.
Smallacombe
Murphy, J.
Family
Murdock, GT & GE
Smith, G. & C.
Stanley, L.F. & L.
Nicholson, G. & K.
Nicolson, G.J. & K.M. Stockman P. Pty Ltd
Stott, R.M. & J.E.
Nitschke, S. & L.
Noonan, B.M & B.K. Stubbs, N & S
Sullivan, J.F. & Co.
Old Ashrose Props
Sutton, R. & A.
O’Connor, L.
Todd, I & SE.
Payne, J.E. & R.R.
Thomas, D.C. & C.A.
Paynter, M.A. & T.S.
Thomson, C.A.
Pearce, Mrs M.A.
Tiller, D.B. & A.
Perkins, J. & T.
Tucker, S
Perry, L.H. & Sons
Vanstone, B.I.
Perry, P.K.
Vanstone, M.
Piggott, J.
Venning, I.H. & K.
Polley, E
Venning, R.J. & J.
Price, L.G. & J.C.
Pringles Ag Plus Pty Ltd Vonow, E.R.
Vonow, K.P. & H. C.
Pycroft, M.
Lundie, T & M
Rackham, J.N. & A.M.
Rackham, P.R. & H.N.
Rackham, R.N. & J.E.
Ramsey, C.
Redden, A.R. & J.
Redden, D. & A.
Reid, H.V.
Reid, Propietors
Richards, C.E.
Richards, J.E.
Richards, K.J.
Richards, N.
Richards, R.W. & H.A.
Robertson, Dr. H.
Rodda, S.
Russell, J.A. & N.C.
Russell, L.J. & L.J.
Rutgers, M.
Walker, A. & H.
Walker, D
Walmona Pastoral
Pty Ltd
Wardle, T. & M.
Weber, L. & J.
Wells, M. & G.
Wheaton, H.
White, C.
Williams, L.
Wilson, A. & K.
Wilson, B.L. & J.L.
Wilson, M.M.
Winen, R.B. & R.D.
Wyatt, L. & A.
Young, C.L.L.
Young, G.R. & E.J.
Young, J. H. & B. A.
Saegenschnitter, L.& S.K. Young, J. R. & C. L.
Sargent, M.A. & J.E. Young, W. A. & L. E.
Sawyer, K. & J.
Zohs, KJ
Schulz, K.D.
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Officials
PATRONS Mr. Geoff Brock MP, Mr Ivan H Venning,
Mr Rowan Ramsey MP, Mayor John Rhode,
Mrs Pam Davidson, Mr Phillip Rackham, Mr Neville Wilson
PRESIDENT Mr Steve Hyde
VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr Michael Frith, Mr A Redden
COMMITTEE P Marks, J Richards, N Richards,
J Piggott, L O’Dea, M. Lloyd, A Perry
SECRETARY/TREASURER AM Redden
EXAMINER OF ACCOUNTS M Shaw
PAVILION CO-ORDINATOR J Kirchner, J Price
CATERING CONVENOR Combined Sporting Clubs
TRADE BLOCK STEWARD Convenor: T Greig, N Richards,
A Redden, J Richards, L O’Dea
ADVISERS B Mumford, J Kirchner, HV Reid, T. Greig
2016 - 17 Show Dates
ROYAL SHOW
CRYSTAL BROOK
GAWLER
QUORN
WILMINGTON
BALAKLAVA
MELROSE
JAMESTOWN
BURRA
CLARE
KAPUNDA
EUDUNDA
* Sunday
2016 2017
Sept 2-11
Aug 13
Aug 27-28
Aug 27*
Sept 18*
Sept 24
Oct 1
Oct 3
Oct 8
Oct 15
Oct 29
Nov 13*
Sept 1-10
Aug 12
Aug 26-27
Sept 16
Sept 17*
Sept 23
Sept 30
Oct 2
Oct 7
Oct 14
Oct 28
Nov 12*
Northern Agricultural Shows
Association Of S.A. Inc.
PRESIDENT: Angela Nemeth
Greenock Phone: 0428 618 257
SECRETARY: Helen Schiller
Eudunda Phone: 8581 1420
GRAND AGGREGATE
TROPHIES
The above Association will award
trophies for competition in the 2016
Season to exhibitors gaining highest
number of points at the Shows held
by the affiliated societies. Value of
Trophies — $30.00 each
A first prize to count 5 points, a
second prize 3 points and a third
prize 1 point.
In the event of a tie, the exhibitor who
has gained the most first prizes will be
declared the winner. Champion prizes
do not count. Confederacies are not
eligible to compete for the Association
Trophy. The word ‘confederacy’ in
this clause is not to refer to or include
any Registered Partnership or Firm
where all the members or partners
of the Firms regularly conduct their
business conjointly.
To be eligible for the Grand Aggregate
Trophy the Exhibitor:
• Adults must complete a minimum
of three Northern Association
Shows - sheep and cattle classes
need only compete in two shows
• Juniors must compete at a minimum
of two Northern Assocation Shows
• Aggregate Points to be calculated
using 1st - 5 points, 2nd - 3 points,
3rd - 1 point.
• Adult age - from the beginning of
the year the exhibitor turns 18
years +
• Junior Age - 5-17 years (from the
beginning of the year the exhibitor
turns 5 to the end of the year he/
she turns 17)
Trophy in Poultry the exhibitor must
attend at least four shows in the
Association.
Trophy in Sheep and Cattle the
exhibitor must attend at least two
shows in the Association.
ASSOCIATION PRESENTATION NIGHT hosted by Burra Show 2017
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Northern Agricultural Shows
Association Of S.A. Inc.
Sections
MURRAY MARKS MEMORIAL
PAVILION TROPHIES
A
Agricultural Produce
Aged between 5 yrs & 12yrs inclusive
C-D Cookery & Preserves
trophy value $25.00
J
Needlework
Aged 17 yrs & under trophy value
I-L Handicraft & Photography
$25.00
M-N Flowers
Junior Exhibitors to be under 18
Q
Poultry*
in year of show. Junior Grand
S
Merino Sheep
Aggregate eligibility Trophies to be
T
Wool V Beef Cattle
determined by the highest number
X
Horses-in-Action
of points gained by an individual in
* Special Conditions apply — see above
either Pavilion or Outside categories.
Pavilion totals and Outside totals to
be separate from each other. In the
event of a tie, 2nd and 3rd places
also achieved by the tied entries will
JOHN DAWKINS MLC JUNIOR
be taken into consideration in order
AGRICULTURAL TROPHIES
to achieve a result between the tied
Aged between 5 yrs & 12 yrs inclusive entrants.
trophy value $25.00
ALL CATEGORIES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR
Aged 17 yrs & under trophy value JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL AND PAVILION
TROPHIES WITHIN THIS ASSOCIATION
$25.00
Junior Grand
Aggregate Trophies
2016 Show Book Information
Sponsors of the Aggregate Trophies are: John Dawkins MLC, Patricia
Marks, Bob & Margaret Rankin, Mike and Margaret Rogers, Millie Nicolls,
Jill Mosey, Jeff McCallum (dec)
Senior Association Aggregate Trophy
Winners 2015 Show Season
No Eligible Competitor
Wool
KW, HK & AW Hams, Whyte Yarcowie
Merino Sheep Pycroft/Zubrinich, Pt. Augusta
Poultry Michael Lanyon, Whyalla Stuart
Pigeons Walmona Props (Michael Doering), Truro
Beef Cattle Camilla Growden, Gladstone
Horses-In-Action Lois Lewis, Clare
Flowers & Pot Plants Joy Meissner, Clare
Cookery & Preserves Kirsty Harvey, Jamestown
Photography Needlework, Handicrafts & Hobbies Alison Dunling, Terowie
Bob Rankin, Wilmington
Produce Clyde Hazel, Kapunda
Agricultural Produce Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society Medal 2015 Show Season
Merino Sheep KW, HK & AW Hams, Whyte Yarcowie
Junior Aggregate Trophies
Winners 2015 Show Season
Poultry Pigeons Horses-In-Action Flowers & Pot Plants Cookery & Preserves Photography Needlework, Hobbies, & Crafts Produce
Trophy donors for
SA Supreme Merino Ram
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Keenan Polaski, Peterborough
Keenan Polaski, Peterborough
Ashlyn Clift, Port Augusta
Stephanie Tillbrook, Clare
No Eligible Competitor
Jessica Ellard, Wilmington
Daniel Dunling, Terowie
Bonney Swann, Wilmington
Rich Fruit Cake Winners 2015 Show Season
Nanette Simpson, Jamestown
Wilmington Show Cheryl Goult, Magill
Clare Show Genoa Cake Winners 2015 Show Season
Jamestown Show Emma Tiller, Pinery
Crystal Brook Show
Belinda Dick, Port Pirie
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2016 Show Book Information
Laucke/CWA Scone Competition 2016 Show Season:
Colleen Lally, Clare
Clare Show Nanette, Simpson, Jamestown
Crystal Brook Show Winners
Runner Up
Northern Rural Ambassador Award 2016
Stephanie Pocock, Gawler Show
William Bray, Jamesown Show
Paul Shuz, Eudunda Show
Winners
Runner Up
Northern Young Rural Ambassador Award 2016
Bethany Rankin, Wilmington Show
Emily Doering, Eudunda Show
Lori Allen, Balaklava Show
NASA Achievers Award 2016
Recognising dedicated and untiring contribution.
Gawler Show Graham Parham (posthumous)
Eudunda Show Richard Shutz
2016 Show Season
2017 Show Season
2016 Show Season 2017 Show Season
Rich Fruit Cake Semi Finals
Crystal Brook & Balaklava
Melrose & Kapunda
Genoa Cake Semi Finals
Burra & Gawler
Quorn & Eudunda
Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society Medal For 2016 Season
Pigeons
The Northern Agricultural Shows Association of SA gratefully
acknowledges the generosity of the following sponsors of the
Young Rural Ambassador Award
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
COUNCIL OF SA
PALMER JEWELLERS OF JAMESTOWN
BOB RANKIN OF WILMINGTON
MARTY BARKER OF BALAKLAVA
ELDERS - LANDMARK
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N.A.S.A. Presidents and Secretaries
NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS CRYSTAL BROOK NORTH WESTERN
ASSOCIATION OF SA INC 2016
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
PRESIDENT: Angela Nemeth
PRESIDENT: Steve Hyde
PO Box 92, Greenock 5374
Box 159, Crystal Brook 5523
Ph: 8581 1420
Ph: 8636 4016
SECRETARY: Helen Schiller,
SECRETARY: Ann M Redden
RMD Eudunda 5374
Box 159, Crystal Brook 5523
Ph: 8581 1420
Ph: 0427 288 020 Office: 8636
2194
BALAKLAVA & DALKEY
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL
EUDUNDA & DISTRICT
SOCIETY INC.
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL
PRESIDENT: Derani Sanders
SOCIETY INC.
56 Fisher St. Balaklava, 5461
PRESIDENT: Paul Schulz
Ph: 8862 1334
Box 44 Pt Pass via Eudunda 5374
SECRETARY: Natasha Grigg,
Ph: 8581 1520
Box 148, Balaklava 5461
SECRETARY: Tony Branford
Ph: 0447 568 933 Office: 0447 568 933
PO Box 311, Eudunda 5374
Ph: 0408 947 907
BURRA SHOW INC.
PRESIDENT: Richard Nicholls
GAWLER AGRICULTURAL,
PO Box 591 Leighton Rd via Burra
HORTICULTURAL & FLORCLTL.
Ph: 88892 2446
SOCIETY INC.
SECRETARY: Alex-Andrea Williams
PRESIDENT: Stephen Finsdorf
PO Box 65, Burra 5417
PO Box 116, Gawler
Ph: 0447 728 882
Ph: 0422 428 249
SECRETARY: Kate Cowell
CLARE AGRICULTURAL &
Box 116 Gawler. 5118
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
Ph: 0417 011 833 Office: 8523 1477
PRESIDENT: Frank Nicolls
Ph: 0428 8111 113
SECRETARY: Janet Kench,
PO Box 3752 Clare 5453
Ph: 8849 2221 Office: 8842 2075
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N.A.S.A. Presidents and Secretaries
JAMESTOWN AGRICULTURAL,
HORTICLTL & FLORCLTL. SOC. INC.
PRESIDENT: Peter Lovell
PO Box 188 Jamestown 5491
Ph: 0407 391 267
SECRETARY: Anna Page
PO Box 188, Jamestown 5491
Ph: 0458 610 462
Office: 8664 1536 Fax: 8664 1536
KAPUNDA & LIGHT
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
PRESIDENT: Mandy Gerhardy
PO Box 85, Kapunda 5373
Ph: 8566 2659
SECRETARY: Wendy Venning
PO Box 85, Kapunda 5373
Ph: 0429 873 840
QUORN AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY INC.
PRESIDENT: Bronwyn Filsell
Box 380 Quorn 5433
Ph: 8648 6286
SECRETARY: Graham Ash
PO Box 380, Quorn 5433
Ph: 0403 011 230
WILMINGTON AGRICULTURAL &
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
PRESIDENT: Melenee Ellard
Box 249 Wilmington 5485
Ph: 8667 5341
SECRETARY: as above
MELROSE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY INC.
PRESIDENT: Grant Waterman
PO Box 71, Melrose 5483
Ph: 8666 5203
SECRETARY: Susan Prosser
PO Box 84, Melrose 5483
Ph: 0418 664 216 Office 8666 2137
HOLDEN MITSUBISHI NISSAN USED VEHICLES
50 Main Rd, Port Pirie P 8632 3888 www.spencermotorco.com.au
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Young Rural Ambassador 2016
CONVENOR: Mrs Pat Marks
Phone: 8636 2916
12 Brandis St, Crystal Brook 5523
ENTRIES TO BE SUBMITTED TO CONVENOR
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
5th AUGUST 2015
Entrants must:
• Be aged between 20 & 30 years
inclusive on August 8, 2015
• Be male or female - single or
married
• Live within 50km of Crystal Brook
• Wear smart casual clothing
• Be enthusiastic and knowledgeable
about rural life and affairs, and
agricultural shows.
• Be able to spend required time at
the local show, Group Level Finals
and State Finals at the Royal
Adelaide Show
Contestants must be prepared if
successful, to represent Crystal
Brook at the Final Judging of the
Young Rural Ambassador Award at a
function at Clare Show.
The ultimate winner of this award
is then to represent the Northern
Show Societies Association in the
“Young Rural Ambassador Award” at
the Royal Adelaide Show (September
2-10).
CLASS: STOCK JOURNAL YRA
Aged 20 - 30 years
Presentation at Official
Opening of Show.
1st Prize: $100 cash
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY
K. JACKSON
CLASS: STOCK JOURNAL YRA
YOUTH AWARD
Aged 16 - 19 years
Entry requirements as
above except for age.
1st Prize: $80 cash
CRYSTAL BROOK HOTEL - CRYSTAL
BROOK
SUB JUNIOR CLASS
Ages 5-8 Years Boy or Girl
Judging 1.30pm
CRYSTAL BROOK HOTEL
JUNIOR CLASSES
Judging at 2.00pm
Judging at 2.30pm
NO PERSON MAY ENTER THE SAME
DIVISION OF WHICH THEY HAVE
PREVIOUSLY BEEN THE WINNER, IN
ANOTHER YEAR.
Esmond Rd, Pt Pirie
Ph 8633 2633
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SECTION A - Agricultural Produce
ENTRY FEE 30¢
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 5 August
All Prize Money in Section A has been
donated by KERIN AGENCIES.
Prize money will be paid out by the
convenor between 11.30 am - 12 noon on
Showday. All exhibits must be at Show
Pavilion by 9.15 a.m
CONVENOR - Mr I Seidel
Phone (08) 8636 2205
STEWARDS - I. Seidel, J. Young,
B Crouch
The following conditions have been made by
this Society:
1. Exhibits must be bona fide grown or
produced by the Exhibitor.
2. All exhibits must be clearly branded with
the Section No, Class No.and Variety.
3. The Society reserves the right to amend
entries if they are made in the wrong
class.
4. Grain, which in the opinion of the Judges,
has been submitted to any process that
will reduce germinating power, will be
disqualified.
5. Entries to be shown in a sealed bag.
6. Any entries of grain that have been
pickled will be disqualified.
7. Any grain entries contaminated with
weevil will be disqualified.
8. No competitor to take more than one
prize in one class with the same variety
of produce.
9. ALL PRODUCE ENTERED MUST BE
CURRENT SEASON.
10.
Only hard, ASW and soft varieties
accepted by Aust. Wheat Board standards
will be judged.
11.To be judged on Australian Barley/
Australian
Wheat
Board
receival
standards.
Each Variety to be named.
1.5 Kilograms of wheat, any variety
suitable for seed (may be graded not
pickled Grain will be judged under the
following points:
(a) Trueness to name and type 30 points
(b) Freedom from harvest damage30 points
(c) Freedom from disease and foreign matter
30 points
(d) Kilograms per hectolitre
10 points
Total 100 points
CASH PRIZE $25 DONATED BY
MR B VANSTONE, WANDEARAH
Wheat in classes 2–5 will be protein tested
and judged on the following scale of points:
30 points
Weight per hectolitre
Protein Content
30 points
Plumpness, evenness and uniformity
10 points
Freedom from disease and foreign matter
10 points
Trueness to name and type
10 points
10 points
General appearance
Total 100 points
Cards will be provided by Society, and points
gained will be exhibited.
2. 5 Kilograms of Hard Wheat
3. 5 Kilograms of Australian Standard
White wheat
4. 5 Kilograms of Wheat, any other named
variety
5. 5 Kilograms of Durum, any named
variety
CASH PRIZE $20 DONATED BY
MR J. YOUNG FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 2-5
CHAMPION ENTRY OF WHEAT
CLASSES 1-5 INCLUSIVE
22. One sheaf of wheat dry, to be judged
for grain, 20 centimetres minimum
TROPHY DONATED BY THE
diameter, at the tie.
RACKHAM FAMILY
23. One sheaf of green oats, to be judged for
hay, 20 centimetres minimum diameter,
Valued at $100.
at the tie.
First $1.00 — Second 50¢ — Third Card
One sheaf of barley, green, to be judged
24.
6. 5 Kilograms of two row Barley.
7. 5 Kilograms of Oats, any variety.
diameter, at the tie. To be out in head or
8. Collection of six varieties of cereal grain,
coming into ear.
can be either Wheat, Barley or Oats, in
25.
One
sheaf of barley, dry, to be judged for
one Kilogram plastic bags, each variety
grain, 20 centimetres minimum
to be correctly named.
9. 5 Kilograms of Peas, any variety.
Collection
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of green fodders of recognised
10. 5 Kilograms of Chick Peas, any variety.
commercial varieties. Each variety to
11. 5 Kilograms of Lupins, any variety.
be correctly named, not less than 7.5
12. 5 Kilograms Faba Beans.
centimetres in diameter, at the tie.
13. 5 Kilograms Lentils
27. Display of Commercial Pasture, dry or
CASH PRIZE OF $20 DONATED
green. Plants to be correctly named and
BY L & L STANLEY FOR MOST POINTS
points will be allocated for effectiveness
IN CLASSES 6-13
of display.
14. Meadow hay, machine baled.
CASH PRIZE $30.00 DONATED BY
15. Barley hay, machine baled.
MR M SARGENT
16. Wheaten hay, machine baled.
FOR HIGHEST AGGREGATE POINTS IN
17. Oaten hay, machine baled.
CLASSES 14 - 27 (INCLUSIVE)
18. Collection of not less than six distinct
varieties of cereal grain, in sheaves, 5
centimetres in diameter at the tie-dry. To
be judged for grain, Each variety to be
correctly named.
One bundle of green fodder, oats
19. or barley, 20 centimetres minimum
20. One bundle of green fodder, vetch, 20
centimetres minimum diameter, at the
tie.
21. One sheaf of wheat, green, to be judged
coming into ear.
THE Q.M DAVIDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
AWARDED TO THE
RUNNER-UP IN AGGREGATE POINTS,
Mr B VANSTONE
THE HANNAFORD TROPHY
($50.00 Cash prize) DONATED BY SEED
MASTER FOR HIGHEST POINTS IN
First $1.00, Second 50¢, Third Card
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SECTION Aa - Junior Agricultural Produce
NO ENTRY FEE
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 5TH AUGUST
17 years & under. Entries at pavillion by
9.15am show day
PRIZE MONEY DONATED BY HANNAFORD
SEEDMASTER SERVICES
Conditions:
1. Exhibits to be grown on the family farm.
2. All exhibits must be clearly marked with
the section No., and Variety.
3. The Society reserves the right to amend
entries if they are made in the wrong
class.
4. Grain, which in the opinion of the Judge,
has been submitted to any process that
will reduce germinating power, will be
disqualified.
5. Grain to be shown in clean grain bags.
6. Any entries of grain that have been
pickled will be disqualified.
7. Any grain entries contaminated with
weevil will be disqualified.
8. No competitor to take more than one
prize in one class with the same variety
of produce.
9. All produce entered must be current
season.
10.
Only Hard, ASW and Soft varieties
accepted by the Aust, Wheat Board
standards will be judged.
First $2.00, Second $1.00, Third 50¢
28. 5 Kilograms Hard Wheat
29. 5 Kilograms A.S.W. Wheat
30. 5 Kilograms 2 Row Barley
31. 5 Kilograms oats. Any variety
32. 5 Kilograms Peas. Any variety
33. 5 Kilograms of Chick Peas
34. 5 Kilograms Faba Beans
35. 5 Kilograms Lentils
36. Meadow Hay. Machine Baled
37. Wheaten Hay. Machine Baled
38.One bundle of green fodder, oats or
barley, 20 cms minimum diameter, at
the tie.
39.One bundle of green fodder, vetch, 20
centimetres minimum diameter, at the
tie.
40. One sheaf of wheat, green, to be judged
coming into ear.
41.One sheaf of wheat, dry, to be judged
42. One sheaf of Barley, green, to be judged
coming into ear.
43. One sheaf of barley, dry, to be judged
BD & GC CROUCH FOR
THE EXHIBITOR GAINING MOST POINTS
CLASSES 28-43 INC
G COMBE. MEMMORIAL RIBBON FOR
MOST POINTS OVERALL
RUNNER UP IN POINTS
DONATED BY IAN SEIDEL
SECTION B - Farm Produce
ENTRY FEE - 30¢
ENTRIES CLOSE 5th AUGUST
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT
SHOW PAVILION AND STAGED BY 9.15 a.m.
Prize money will be paid by the Convenor
at 4.30 pm on Show Day. No exhibits to be
removed before 4.30pm. No more than two
entries from one exhibitor in each class
CONVENOR - C. Seidel
Phone (08) 8636 2205
STEWARD - Angela Seidel
First $1.00, Second 50¢, Third Card
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1 Kilogram Lard.
1 Kilogram Beef dripping.
1 Kilogram Mutton dripping.
1 Jar Cream, not less than 500 gram jar.
125 gms. dairy butter ready for table
presentation, bought or homemade.
6. 500 grams Fresh Butter.
7. Fancy Butter, not less than 500 gms,
bought or homemade.
8. 1 Litre Goats milk.
9. 1 Litre Cows milk.
10. 500 grams Honey.
11. Clear Bottle Olive Oil.
Classes 12 – 18, Containers will be supplied
12.Twelve Hen eggs (not double yolk) White
shell
13.Six Hen eggs (not double yolk) White
shell
14. Twelve Hen eggs brown shell (not double
yolk).
15.Six Hen eggs brown shell (not double
yolk).
16. Six Duck eggs.
17. Six Goose eggs.
18. Six Turkey eggs.
19.Collection of eggs of Domestic Poultry,
not less than three of each variety to be
displayed on exhibitor’s own tray.
VOUCHER DONATED BY MRS PAT GREIG
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 12 – 19
2016 DICK WILKIN MEMORIAL
DONATED BY MRS B. WILKIN
FOR THE HIGHEST POINTS
VOUCHER DONATED BY FOODLAND FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1 – 11
INCLUSIVE
Historic Vehicles
Display of classic & vintage machinery
proud supporter of the
Crystal Brook Show !
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Tractors, engines, anything from shearing machines,
lawn mowers, chain saws, rotary hoes etc.
Exhibits do not have to be fully restored.
All exhibits welcome.
Tractors & Engines will be started at 2pm
Enquiries to:
Ben Mumford: 8636 7031 • John Kirchner: 8636 2240
Secretary: 8636 6238
Prior to 5th August if possible
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RICH FRUIT CAKE
CHAMPIONSHIP
GENOA CAKE
COMPETITION
Agricultural Society Council of S.A. Inc.
Sponsored by ANGOVE WINES
Sponsored by ANGOVE WINES
Semi finals to be held at
Semi finals to be held at
2016 - CRYSTAL BROOK
& BALAKLAVA SHOWS
2016 – BURRA & GAWLER SHOWS
First $50, Second $20, Third $10
This competition will be for a Genoa Cake
made to Exhibitor’s own Recipe
Winner eligible to compete in the State Final to Finalists from each Show will be eligible to
be held at the ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2016 enter State Final held at the Royal Adelaide
ENTRIES RESTRICTED TO ONE PER Show 2015 where the prize money will be:
EXHIBITOR (Recipe to be used - cake not to
be iced). ANGAS PARK PRODUCTS TO BE
USED WHEREVER POSSIBLE
INGREDIENTS
250 grams butter
250 grams dark brown sugar
6 eggs
250 grams sultanas
250 grams raisins
250 grams currants
100 grams dates
60 grams chopped red glace cherries
60 grams mixed peel
60 grams chopped almonds
375 grams plain flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon mixed spice
200 mls sherry or brandy
METHOD
Mix together all fruits and soak in the sherry
or brandy overnight. Sift together flour,
baking powder and spice. Cream together
butter and sugar. Add the eggs one at a time,
beating well after each addition, then
alternately add the fruit and flour and lastly
the chopped nuts.
Mix thoroughly. Place mixture into a prepared
square tin (approx. 19–22cms in size). Bake
in a slow oven for approx. 3–3½ hours.
ENTRY FEE 30¢
ENTRIES CLOSE 10 AUGUST
Prize money will be paid at 4.30pm on Showday. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT SHOW
PAVILION, AND STAGED BY 9.15 a.m. PLEASE PLACE ALL CLASSES ABOVE ON SMALL
CARDBOARD PLATES. No exhibits to be removed before 4.30 p.m. No more than two
entries from one exhibitor in each class. Please Note: All cooking to be home made - no
packet mixture allowed
CONVENORS: Mrs J. Price Ph: 8636 4016,
Mrs A. Clothier Ph: 8636 2357
STEWARDS: L. Dohnt, H. Ferme
G. Slattery, S. Winen
HINTS ON COOKING FOR JUDGES
1. There should be no crease marks in cakes, resulting from badly lined cake tins, and no
floury patches. Cakes should be evenly risen and evenly browned.
2. Definitely no cake cooler marks on cakes. No testing marks in centre.
3. Where specified use correct size tin.
4. No paper doileys allowed under cake.
6. Cakes may be cooked ahead and frozen, however, ice after removing from freezer.
First $2.00 — Second $1.00 — Third Card
RAMSEY
PHARMACY
Crystal Brook ~ 8636 2063
Laura ~ 8663 2406
Gladstone ~ 8662 2150
Proud Supporters of the Show.
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SECTION C - Cooking
1.
2.
3.
4.
Three
Three
Three
Three
Lamingtons - not sponge mixture.
Anzac Biscuits
Cockles - Jam filled - Iced, with coconut on top
pieces Shortbread.
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS C. LONGMIRE FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 1–4.
5. Three Rock Buns.
6. Three Cream Puffs - Unfilled
7. Three Red Velvet cupcakes - iced
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS V. FERME FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASS 5-7.
8. CWA Scone Competition - 5 Scones, 5cm diam.
SPONSORED BY LAUCKE FLOUR MILLS AND THE SA COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOC.
•
Best SWEET SCONE, variation of your scone recipe which must use the Laucke Country
Women’s Scone Mix as the base.
• Only one entry per person
• Winners from each Local Show to be eligible to enter and be judged at the appropriate
Association Show
• Entrants are only eligible to win ONE local final.
9. Three Scones.
10. Three Pumpkin Scones.
11. Three Little Cakes in Patty Pans - Iced
12. Three Sweet Muffins.
13. Three Savoury Muffins.
MRS M. ARBON MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 9-13
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SECTION C - Cooking
14. Three pieces Coconut Ice
15. Three pieces Rocky Road
23. Carrot Cake using Olive Oil
INGREDIENTS
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS L DOHNT FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 14–15.
16. Sponge Cake - 2 tiered round cake, jam filling - dust top with icing sugar
PRIZE DONATED BY PIRIE EMBROIDERY
17. Orange Cake 20cm Round Tin – iced
18. Beer Cake
RECIPE
90g butter,
1 egg
pinch of nutmeg
125g sultanas, SECTION C - Cooking
1 cup castor sugar
2 cups SR flour
vanilla essence,
1 cup flat beer.
METHOD Cream butter and sugar. Add egg. Sift flour and nutmeg, add with essence,
sultanas and lastly flat beer.
TOPPING 90gm butter, 1½ cup sugar, ½ teaspoon nutmeg, ¾ cup plain flour.
Mix until crumbly. Put cake mixture into a greased 23cm square tin. Sprinkle topping on
cake. Bake in moderate oven for approx 40 minutes.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS K. VENNING FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 17-18.
19. Hgh Tea Plate - two sweet and two savoury.
VOUCHER PRIZE DONATED BY VAULT 35 COFFEE SHOP AND PRESTS LTD
20. Sultana Cake
21. Potato Cake, Struesel Topping - 20cm square tin.
22. Coffee Cake - Not Yeast - square tin - top with cinnamon and sugar.
MRS H RACKHAM MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR
2 cups sugar
3 cups coarsley grated carrot
2 cups plain flour
2 teaspoons bi-carb soda
½ cup chopped walnuts
1½ cups olive oil
4 eggs
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
1 teaspoon salt
METHOD
Preheat oven to 170ºC, grease and line 2 log or loaf tins. In a large bowl, beat together
the sugar and oil until mixed thoroughly. Add the carrot and eggs, continuing to beat well.
Sift flour, soda, salt and cinnamon into the carrot mixture. Add the vanilla & walnuts. Pour
mixture into tins and bake 1 hour. Top with cream cheese frosting when cold.
SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN FLINDERS OLIVE GROWERS ASSOC.
First $15.00 — Second $10.00 — Third $5.00
24. Jubilee Cake - iced, no nuts or cherries
25. Fruit & Nut Roll
MRS VENNING MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 24-25
26. Golden Apricot Loaf.
INGREDIENTS
1½ cups S.R. Flour
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon sugar,
1 egg, vanilla essence
½ cup milk
¾ cup diced apricots (soaked for 15
mins)
½ cup chopped dates, few chopped walnuts or almonds.
METHOD
Rub butter into flour and sugar, add egg, essence, fruit and nuts, add milk to make a soft
dough. Bake in a greased log or loaf tin, approx. 35 mins. in moderate oven. When slightly
cool, ice with lemon icing and sprinkle with coconut.
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY HEATHER WALKER
27. Five Sausage Rolls - bought pastry can be used
28. Quiche, made without pastry, single serve
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS I. SEIDEL FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 27-28
29. 1 Loaf White Bread - machine baked
30. 1 Loaf Grain Bread - machine baked
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS K. F. ARBON FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 29-30.
31. Chocolate Log Cake - iced.
32. Diabetic Fruit Cake - supply recipe
33. Banana Log Cake - not iced.
Debbi & Jeff Johnson
35 Bowman Street, Crystal Brook SA 5523
MR & MRS M. KLINGNER MEMORIAL PRIZE DONATED BY
MR N. KLINGNER FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 31-33.
Phone (08) 8636 2826 | Mobile 0429 505 797 | Email [email protected]
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SECTION C - Cooking
34. Chocolate Cake - iced - “Men Only”
CLASS 34 PRIZES DONATED
BY MRS. L. YOUNG, MRS. M. FRITH AND THE CRYSTAL BROOK HOTEL.
35. President/Secretary’s Cake - own choice of cake - name type of cake. Any person
holding a President or Secretary position within the community may enter
CLASS 35 PRIZES DONATED BY
KUPSCH BAKERY AND MRS AV SARGENT MEMORIAL PRIZE
36. Boiled Fruit Cake.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J. PRICE
37. Dark Fruit Cake.
PRIZE DONATED BY PIRIE EMBROIDERY
38.Decorated Special Occasion Cake - artificial flowers & decorations allowed - (dummy
cake may be used)
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS E HAGGERTY & MRS S FUSCO
39. Decorated Cup Cake - muffin size
$10.00 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY
CAKE DECORATORS ASSOC. FLINDERS BRANCH
A PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J PRICE & MRS A CLOTHIER WILL BE AWARDED TO THE
EXHIBITOR WHOSE ENTRIES GAIN MOST AGGREGATE POINTS IN CLASSES 1-39
Call your local branch
on 1300 556 051
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SECTION Ca - Junior Cooking
FREE ENTRY - ENTRIES CLOSE 10 AUGUST
Prize Money will be paid out at 4.30pm on Showday. All Entries to be placed on SMALL paper
plates except log cakes and sponges. All exhibits must be at the Show Pavilion and staged by
9.15am. No more than two entries from one exhibitor in each class.
CONVENORS: Mrs J. Price Ph: 8636 4016,
Mrs A. Clothier Ph: 8636 2357
STEWARDS: Mrs J. Weber, M. Jackson, Mrs D. Behenna.
First $2.00 - Second $1.00 - Third 50¢
SECTION Ca - Junior Cooking
53. Three Small Cakes (iced & decorated) - in SMALL patty pans
54. Three Chocolate Chip Muffins
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY N COUSINS FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 53-54.
55. Chocolate Log or Loaf Cake (packet mix) –Not iced.
56. Three Anzac Biscuits.
57. Three Chocolate Crackles (patty pans - small)
MRS U. SARGENT MEMORIAL $10 CASH PRIZE FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 55-57.
58. My Favourite Cake - name type of cake
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY C. REICHSTEIN
17 YEARS & UNDER
42. My Favourite Cake - name type of cake, not packet mix
AGGREGATE PRIZE $10.00 CASH DONATED BY PRECISION CROPPING TECHNOLOGIES
(M. WELLS) FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 51-58.
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY MRS KAY L. NICHOLSON
43. One Pizza on small pitta bread base
44. Three Small Cakes (iced in SMALL patty pans)
5 - 8 YRS INCLUSIVE
59. Three Bought Biscuits - Decorated
61. Three Small Cakes -iced & decorated - in SMALL patty pans
MRS H RACKHAM MEMORIAL $10.00 CASH PRIZE FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 43-45.
46. Three Anzac Biscuits
47. Three Packet Muffins - (name variety)
MRS. L. MULLER MEMORIAL $10 CASH FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 59-61
62. Chocolate Log or Loaf Cake- Packet Mix – not iced.
63. Three Anzac Biscuits
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY M DUNSFORD FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 46-47.
48. Three home-made biscuits - iced
49. Orange cake - any shaped tin - iced
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY
MRS H RICHARDS FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 48-49.
50. Quiche – without pastry. 1 serve on a plate
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A RAMSEY
AGGREGATE PRIZE - $10.00 CASH DONATED BY GERRY NICHOLSON
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 42-50.
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY G SLATTERY FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 62-63
64. Three Chocolate Crackles - small patty pans
65. Three Rock Buns
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY L YOUNG FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 64-65
66. My favourite Cake - name type of cake
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY ANN RAMSEY
AGGREGATE PRIZE MRS H RACKHAM MEMORIAL $10 CASH PRIZE DONATED FOR
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD 5-8 YEARS DONATED BY ALISON CLARKE - 2x $5
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD 9-12 YEARS DONATED BY JULIE WEBBER - 2x $5
9 - 12 YRS INCLUSIVE
51. Three Bough Biscuits - Decorated
52. Three Scones
$10 CASH PRIZE DONATED BY
D BEHENNA FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 51-52.
Supported by the
Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery Providing the Best in
Art Experience
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SECTION D - Preserves, Sauces & Jams
ENTRY FEE 30¢ ENTRIES CLOSE
MONDAY 8 AUGUST
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS J. PAPROTH FOR
All exhibits must be at the Show Pavilion
& staged by 9.00 a.m. No exhibit to be
removed before 4.30 p.m. Prize Money will
be paid out at 4.30 p.m. on Showday.
All exhibits to be home made. Jars & bottles
must NOT be sealed with paraffin wax. No
more than TWO entries from one exhibitor in
each class NOTE: Uniform Jars to be used
in all entries and not less than 500g jars for
jam. Jars may have cellophane covers (may
be removed for judging). Jars & lids must be
clean.
11.Savoury Starter for Dinner Party using
dried fruit, gherkins, relish and cheese.
To be arranged on app. 20cm dinner
plate.
CONVENOR:
STEWARDS: G. Wardle, Dawn Greig,
P Hulsinga, K Dunsford &
Annette Sutton
First Prize $1.00 — Second 50¢ — Third Card
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
PRIZE DONATED BY MRS A. CLARKE
12. Gherkins spread
13. One Jar Fruit preserved in liquier Brandy
etc.
14. One Jar Tomato Paste
15. One Large bottle Tomato sauce. (without
Ezy Sauce)
16. One Large bottle Tomato sauce. (with Ezy
Sauce)
17. One Large bottle Plum sauce.
18. One Large bottle Worcestershire sauce.
19. One bottle BBQ sauce
20. One bottle Mint sauce
21. One bottle Sweet and Sour sauce
22.Collection of three sauces (3 distinct
varieties)
One jar of Cauliflower pickle.
Two jars Pickles (two varieties)
TROPHY 12-22 DONATED BY
One jar Chutney.
MRS H. GREIG
One jar Relish.
One jar Onions (pickled or preserved)
23. One jar Mayonnaise (boiled)
One jar pickled or preserved vegetables 24. One bottle Salad dressing
(clear)
25. One bottle Tartare sauce
7. One jar Sliced Cucumber Pickles
8. One jar Pickled Peppers
9. One Jar Pickled Olives (green)
10. One Jar Pickled Olives (black)
SECTION D - Preserves, Sauces & Jams
26.One bottle Herbed vinegar (with choice
variety - sun or electrically dried)
of Chillis etc)
44.Collection of Dried Fruit (three varieties
27.One bottle Herbed oils (with choice of
on one plate - sun or electrically dried)
Chillis etc)
45.Crystalised fruit (three varieties on one
28. One jar sundried Tomatoes in oil
plate)
29. One jar Lemon cheese
MRS A. HAUSLER
MRS C. JOHNS
46.Gift basket for any occasion to include a
30. One jar Grapefruit marmalade
selection of variety from this section
31. One jar Marmalade (any other variety)
TROPHY 46 DONATED BY
32.One jar Melon Jam (with lemon or
THE KLINGNER FAMILY - MAVIS KLINGNER
pineapple)
MEMORIAL TROPHY
33. One jar Apricot jam
34. One jar Fig jam
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS G WARDLE
35. One jar Plum jam
FOR AGGREGATE POINTS WINNER
36. One jar Strawberry jam
CLASSES 1-46
37. One jar Berry jam (any other variety)
TROPHY DONATED BY MRS S. SCOTT FOR
38. One jar Quince jam
RUNNER UP AGGREGATE POINTS
39. Two jars Jam (any other variety)
CLASSES 1-46
40. One jar Peach jam
41. One jar Quince jelly
MRS J. CLOTHIER
42. One plate of 125g dried Apricots (sun or
electrcially dried)
43.One plate of 125g dried Fruit (any other
Kalleske’s Meats
Proud Sponsor of the Home Brew Comp
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[email protected]
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SECTION E - Fruit
ENTRY FEE 30¢ ENTRIES
CLOSE 10 AUGUST.
convenor at 4.30 p.m. on Showday. LL
EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
Exhibits MUST be at Show Pavilion by 9.15
a.m. on Show morning. Exhibits will be
protected by wire screens
CONVENOR: MR. K.Bowman
Phone 8636 2064
STEWARD: Mrs W Bowman
AFirst $1.00 — Second 50¢ — Third Card
1. Grape Fruit, three.
2. Oranges, four Washington Navels.
3.Oranges, four Navels other than
Washington.
4. Oranges, four other than Navels.
5. Oranges, four mandarines, Emperor/
Imperial.
6. Oranges, four mandarines, any other
variety.
7. Oranges, four marmalade.
8. Lemons, five thick skinned, suitable for
Peel.
9. Lemons, five thin skinned, suitable for
syrup.
10.Almonds in Shell, Hard, 1kg in open
container.
11.Almonds in Shell, Soft, 1kg in open
container.
PRIZE DONATED BY L & K JACKSON
MOST POINTS 1-11
PRIZE FOR MOST POINTS IN
SECTION E, F, Fa.
SECTION F - Vegetables
CLOSE 10 AUGUST
Convenor at 4.30 p.m. on Showday. ALL
EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR.
Exhibits MUST be at Show Pavilion by
9.15 a.m. Show Morning. Exhibits will be
protected with Wire Screens. Exhibits can be
shown with or without leaves.
7. Cabbage, flathead.
8. Cabbage, pointed.
9.Cauliflower.
10. Silver Beet/Spinach/Chard, four leaves
11.Lettuce.
12. Peas in Pod, 1kg.
13. Trombone, any variety
14. Pumpkin, any other variety.
15.Broccoli.
16. Rhubarb four sticks
CONVENOR: MR. K. Bowman
17. Leeks, four.
Phone: 8636 2064
18. Carrots, four stump rooted.
19. Carrots, four, long.
STEWARD: Mrs W. Bowman
20. Beetroot, four.
21. Parsnips, four.
22. Turnips, Purple Top, four.
1. Collection, not less than four varieties.
2. Collection Salad Vegetables, not less 23. Turnips, White, four.
24. Turnips, yellow, four.
than four.
3. Collection Root Crops, other than bulb 25. Swedes, four.
26. Radishes, long, four.
tubers.
4. Collection Herbs, not less than four 27. Radishes, four.
28. Spring Onions, 3 or more.
varieties.
5. Collection Pumpkins, not less than four
PRIZE DONATED FOR MOST
varieties.
POINTS IN CLASSES 7 TO 29.
6. Collection, Dried Herbs no less than four
varieties.
PRIZE DONATED FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASS 1 TO 6
SECTION Fa - Vegetables - Junior
Lot 91 Bowman St
Crystal Brook
8636 2467
17 years & under - Free Entry
29. Sprouts (alfalfa, bean, etc)
30. Radishes (4 of any variety)
31. Silver Beet/ Chard* (4 leaves)
32. Peas, 250g
33.
Herbs,
four
varieties
(medicinal,
cooking, etc)
34. Grassy Head, novelty
* Chard includes coloured
beet and silver beet
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
$5 - DAMIAN & GINGER’S
JUNIOR PRIZE DONATED
BY K & W BOWMAN
Ben Hook 0457 408 900
Damien Page 0419 501 228
Ian Jones 0428 524 923
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SECTION G - Homebrew Competition
SECTION I - Handicrafts - Open
CLOSE MONDAY 8 AUGUST
JUDGES CHOICE ’BEST BEER IN SHOW’
RIBBON DONATED BY JUDGES
CLOSE MONDAY 8 AUGUST
Exhibits to be lodged at Show office by
5pm Friday prior to Show or posted to the
Secretary, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523.
Prize money will be paid out at 4.30pm
Exhibitors are limited to a maximum of 2
entries per category.
Exhibitors must supply 2 unmarked/clean
skin bottles of homebrew for each entry, one
for tasting and one for display.
Bottles must be submitted to the Show
Office by 5.30pm Firday 8th August to allow
for overnight refrigeration, unless otherwise
negotiatted with the Convenor.
Each bottle must be labeled with Category
Section Entered (tyoe of beer) and Exhibitor
number (designated by Show Office). Labels
may be obtained from the Show Office upon
lodgement of entry. Brews will be judged on
aroma, clarity, first pour, carbonation, head
retention, taste and overall impression.
BEST ALE
VOUCHER CB MEATS $25
Prize money will be paid out 4.30 p.m. in
pavilion on Showday. EXHIBITS TO BE LEFT
AT SECRETARY’S OFFICE BY THURSDAY
NOON. All exhibits will be judged Friday
prior to showday. All work MUST be bona
fide work of the exhibitor. Exhibitors must
produce entry forms when collecting goods
in this section. No article which has taken
first prize in this section at a previous
Crystal Brook show is eligible to compete
except in a collection.
CONVENOR: Tim Lundie 0438 844 789
First $1.00 - Second 50¢ - Third Card
1.Ale
2.Lager
3.Bitter
4.Stout
5.Draught
6.Cider
7. Miscellaneous - ginger beer, lemonade etc.
8. Boutique Beer - Bock, Pilsner, English
Ale, Wheat Beer etc.
BEST LAGER
VOUCHER PIRIE BREWING SUPPLIES $25
BEST BITTER
ANDREW SMART $20
BEST STOUT
BETTA VIEW WINDOWS $50
BEST DRAUGHT
BETTA VIEW WINDOWS $50
BEST CIDER
REDDEN’S MACHINERY $20
BEST MISCELLANEOUS
GEORGETOWN HOTEL $20
BEST BOUTIQUE
VOUCHER PIRIE BREWING SUPPLIES $25
AGGREGATE POINTS
5’ METWURST - KALLESKE MEATS
PLUS PRIZES KINDLY DONATED BY
COOPERS BREWERY LTD
CONVENOR: Mrs Marilyn Wardle
First Prize $1.00 — Second 50¢ — Third Card
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Fur or Fabric Teddy
Hand Crafted Cloth/Rag Doll
Lead Light Article
Piece of Handmade Jewellery
Beaded Article
Wall Hanging
MRS TM FRADD MEMORIAL TROPHY
DONATED BY MRS R ARBON
7. Scrapbooking - special occassion
8. Scrapbooking - people
9. Scrapbooking - holiday/trip
10. Card
11. Card
12. Card
13. Card
featuring stamping
for birthday
for Christmas
for any other occassion
PRIZE OF $10 DONATED
BY KERIN AGENCIES
14. Christmas tree decoration
15. Christmas decoration not for tree
16.Article of paper craft (eg. paper tole
decoupage quilling etc)
17. Decorated picture frame
PRIZE OF $10 - DONATED
BY MARILYN WARDLE
18. Wood work article (small)
19. Wood work article (large)
20. Mosiac Article
21. Any craft made by a person over 80 years
of age
PRIZE OF $10 DONATED BY SONYA KERIN
TROPHY FOR THE EXHIBITOR GAINING
HIGHEST POINTS IN CLASSES 1-21
DONATED BY BROOK FABRICS
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD $25
DONATED BY REFLECTIONS
PRIZE OF $10 DONATED
BY KERIN AGENCIES
Betta Windows / Betta Beer
Best Draught $50
Best Stout $50
Security Screens
Security Doors
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84 ESMOND ROAD 8632 4304
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SECTION Ia - Junior Open Handicrafts
FREE ENTRY ENTRIES CLOSE
WEDNESDAY 10 AUGUST
All work MUST be bona fide work of
exhibitor and must not have taken a first
prize in this section at a previous Crystal
Brook Show. Exhibitors must produce entry
forms when collecting goods in this section.
Prize money paid out at 4.30pm in Pavilion
CONVENOR: Mrs Sonya Kerin
Phone 8636 2669
17 YEARS & UNDER
foam
45. Decorated picture frame
46. Wooden Article.
47. Scrapbooking - any other theme
48. Unenumerated article
TROPHY DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN
FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 40-49.
8 YEARS AND UNDER
49. Hand made card
50. Painted article - any medium
51. Pet rock
52.3 eggs decorated - hard boiled - blown foam
53. Wooden Article
54. 3D Article using found materials
24. Hand made card
25. Tech Studies article
26. Wooden article
$10 DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN FOR
27.Decorated household article (eg. photo
BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 49-55.
frame)
28.
Scrapbooking Special Occasion (eg 5 YEARS AND UNDER
Christmas/Birthday)
56. Hand made card
29. Scrapbooking - 1 page - anytheme
57. Paper plate face mask
58. Place mat
$10 CASH DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN
59.3 eggs decorated - hard boiled - blown FOR BEST ENTRY IN 24-31
foam
60.Junk art eg. Egg Cartons, Boxes, Bottle
14 YEARS AND UNDER
tops etc
31. Hand made card
Decorated household (photo frame,
61.
flower pot, box)
33. 3D article using found material
34.Junk art eg. egg cartons, boxes, bottle
tops.
$10 DONATED BY ANDREW DUNN FOR
35.Scrapbooking - special occasion eg.
Christmas, Birthday.
PRIZE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MOST
36. Scrapbooking - any other theme
POINTS GAINED OVERALL
37. Tech studies article
38. Wooden article
$5 EACH SECTION DONATED
BY REFLECTIONS
$10 DONATED BY SONYA KERIN FOR
MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 31-39.
11 YEARS AND UNDER
SECTION J - Needlework
ENTRY FEE 30¢
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 5 AUGUST
Posted Entries may be sent to Secretary’s
Office. Note: Exhibitors must produce
Entry Forms when collecting Needlework.
EXHIBITS TO BE LEFT AT SECRETARY’S
OFFICE BY THURSDAY NOON.
All exhibits will be judged Friday prior to
Showday. All work to be bona-fide work of
Exhibitor. Entry tickets to be sewn on to the
work by the exhibitor. Any Exhibit that has
taken two First Prizes at any Show held by
this Society will not be eligible to compete
again. If no exhibit produced please return
entry ticket. Exhibits not to have been worn
or washed.
CONVENOR: Mrs J. Kirchner
Phone 8636 2240
STEWARDS: R. Payne, A. Sutton,
S. Curtis, D. Joyce, H. Greig,
HAND EMBROIDERY
10. Pin Cushion or Needle Holder.
11. Christmas Stocking
12.Bookmark
13.Quilt
14.Unenumerated
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY
RAMSEY PHARMACY FOR BEST
ARTICLE IN CLASSES 10-14.
SEWING
15. Baby Garment.
16. Child’s Garment.
17.Garment.
18.Article with applique - any medium, e.g.
painted, machine or hand sewn.
19. Article, knit and stretch material.
20. Machine sewn shopping bag.
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY MRS P MARKS
FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 15-20.
SEWING
21.Unenumerated.
22. Household Article.
1. Cushion, handworked.
23. Fabric toy or rag doll.
2.Framed cross stitch picture, some 24. A sewn article from exhibitor who has not
straight highlight stitches allowed.
won a first prize at a Crystal Brook Show.
3.Hand-worked picture — other than 25. Dressed Doll.
tapestry.
$10 DONATED BY MRS R COMBE FOR THE
4. Tapestry Picture
BESTS PIECES IN CLASSES 21-25
$10 DONATED BY D.M. JOYCE FOR BEST
ARTICLE IN CLASSES 1–4.
NEEDLEWORK
MACHINE EMBROIDERY
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Machine Applique
Machine Embroidered Lace
Quilt or Wall Hanger
Machine Embroidered Novelty
Unenumerated article
$10 CASH DONATED BY CANGAS GROUP
CRYSTAL BROOK 5-9
40.Junk art eg. egg cartons, boxes, bottle
tops etc.
42. 3D article using found materials
43. Hand made card
44.3 eggs decorated - hard boiled - blown 34
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SECTION J - Needlework
HAND KNITTED — WOOL OR SYNTHETIC
MACHINE KNITTED - WOOL OR SYNTHETIC
44. Baby Wear, any combination
26.Hat
45.Accessories - scarves, bags, mittens,
27.Scarf
gloves, hats
28. Adult Cardigan or Jumper.
29.Article knitted on large needles size 8 46. Cape, Poncho, Coat, Jacket
47. Socks, Slippers, Bedsocks
and up.
48. Household Article
30. Novelty Article.
49.Toy
31. Unenumerated Article.
50.Unenumerated
32. Soft Toy.
51. Adult Garment, any stitch
33.Rug
52. Child’s Garment, any stitch
34. Tea cosy
53. Shawl, Knee Rug, Blanket
35. Socks, mittens, gloves or cap
36.Knitted jumper or cardigan for child up
to 12 yrs
RAMSEY PHARMACY FOR BEST
TROPHY KINDLY DONATED BY
THE BROOK FABRIC CENTRE FOR
BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 26-36
CROCHET — NATURAL OR SYNTHETIC
THREAD
37.Doiley.
38.Scarf.
39. Crochet Article
40.Rug
41.Novelty
42. Christmas decoration
43. Soft Toy
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY H. GREIG FOR
PATCHWORK AND QUILTING
54.Cot or lap size quilt, no larger than
150cm x 150cm
55.Wallhanging
56. Quilt - larger than 150cm x 150cm
57. Bag, any style
58.Cushion
59. Article - Christmas Theme
60. Article Smaller than 30cm
61. Hand Quilted article
62. Atricle not already in this Section
$20 VOUCHER DONATED BY THE CRYSTAL
BROOK PATCHWORK AND QUILTERS FOR
$10 PRIZE FOR BEST ARTICLE OVERALL
IN CLASSES 1- 54 DONATED BY S. CURTIS
THEME FOR 2016 FOR QUILTING
SECTION IS “RURAL”
SECTION Ja - Junior Needlework
Note: Exhibitors must produce entry forms
when collecting needlework. All work to be
bona-fide work of Exhibitor Entry tickets
must be safety pinned onto the work by the
Exhibitor. Any Exhibit that has taken two
First Prizes at any Show held by this Society
will not be eligible to compete again.
CONVENOR: Mrs J. Kirchner
Phone 8636 2240
STEWARDS: S. Curtis, R. Payne,
A. Sutton, C.F. Smart, D. Joyce, H. Greig
First $2.00 — Second $1.00 — Third 50¢
8 YEARS AND UNDER
67. Household Article
68. Long Stitch
69. Pom Pom
70. Sock Puppet
71.Stitcheries
MRS JOAN KIRCHNER FOR BEST
PRIMARY SCHOOL
72. Cross Stitch Article
74. Sock Puppet
75. Machine sewn article
76. One Coathanger
77.Stitcheries
$10 PRIZE DONATED BY JOAN KELLY
MEMORIAL FOR BEST ARTICLE IN
CLASSES 72-77
17 YEARS & UNDER
78. Two Coathangers mounted on cardboard
79. Household article
80. Article machine sewn
81.Unenumerated
82.Garment
83. Cross-stitch article
84.Stitcheries
TROPHY DONATED MRS JEAN SAWYER
FOR BEST ARTICLE IN CLASSES 78-84
MRS LORNA SUTCLIFFE
MEMORIAL RIBBON FOR BEST ARTICLE
IN CLASSES 67-84
prests
126 Ellen Street,Port Pirie SA 5540
PO Box 309 Port Pirie 5540
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Martin Stringer
0417 897 159
James Wardle
0407 362 105
Telephone: (08) 8632 2033
Fax: (08) 8632 5333
[email protected]
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SECTION K - Art
ENTRY FEE 30¢
ALL ENTRIES TO BE AT SECRETARIES
OFFICE BY MIDDAY THURSDAY 11th
AUGUST FOR JUDGING. Prize Money
will be paid out at 4.30 p.m. on Showday
EXHIBITORS LIMITED TO THREE ENTRIES
PER CLASS Entries to be bona fide work of
Exhibitor and must be suitable for hanging,
no stand up frames
CONVENOR:
STEWARDS: B. Wilson, G. Taylor,
M. Francis, V. Combe, L. Atkinson,
A Hansen
First $1.00 — Second 50¢ – Third Card
CLASS
1. Black & white, any medium
2. Black & white portrait
3. Oil or acrylic paintin- abstract
4. Oil or acrylic painting - landscape/
seascape
5. Oil or acrylic painting - portrait
6. Oil or acrylic painting - any subject
7. Ink, pencil or charcoal drawing - any
subject
8. Watercolour painting - any subject
9. Animal, bird, flowers painting - any
medium
10. Computer Art
11.Scrapbooking
12. Pastel Drawing
13. Mosiac Art
14. Sculpture - any medium
TROPHY FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT IN
SECTION DONATED BY KAYE NICOLSON
SECTION Ka - Junior Art
FREE ENTRY
Please put your age in years on bottom
right hand corner of Exhibit. No more than
3 entries per exhibitor per class. No pieces
larger than A3 size.
13-17 YEARS
15. Drawing - any medium
16. Painting - any medium
17. Collage - any medium
18. Sculpture - any medium
19. Mosiac - any medium
20. Any other subject - any medium
$10 MRS E RICHARDS MEMORIAL FOR
BEST ENTRY IN CLASSES 15-20
TROPHY DONATED BY REFLECTIONS FOR
HIGHLY COMMENDED EXHIBIT
CLASSES 15-20
9-12 YEARS
21. Birds or Animals
22.Portrait
23.Fantasy
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$10 DONATED BY MR H. V REID FOR
TROPHY DONATED BY REFLECTIONS
FOR HIGHLY COMMENDED EXHIBIT
CLASSES 21-23
5-8 YEARS
25.Portrait
26.Fantasy
$10 DONATED BY THE SECRETARY
CLASSES 24-26
4 YEARS AND UNDER
28.Portrait
29. Dragons and fairies
$10 DONATED BY THE CONVENOR FOR
FUNDRASIER
The North Western Agricultural Society Inc
Crystal Brook Show
Engraved Pavers
Would you like to buy a paver to be laid in the
upgrading of our show mall?
eg Family Name - Your Name - Property Name
- Someone You May Wish To Remember
- Birth Dates - Show Member etc
Only Expressions of Interests are required for
now. Just fill out the form on page 42.
The more pavers ordered,
the cheaper they are!
Email - Facebook - Phone
CLASSES 1-29
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CRYSTAL BROOK
CRYSTAL BROOK
ANNUAL SHOW — Saturday, 13th August 2016
ANNUAL SHOW — Saturday, 13th August 2016
Exhibitors are requested to make their entries on this form
and hand it to the secretary, together with entry fees.
Livestock exhibitors will not be accepted without a pic
number supplied.
ORIGINAL for Show Office
SECTION
CLASS
NO. OF
ENTRIES
Exhibitors are requested to make their entries on this form
and hand it to the secretary, together with entry fees.
Livestock exhibitors will not be accepted without a pic
number supplied.
ORIGINAL for Show Office
ENTRY FORM
OFFICE
USE
ONLY
ENTRY FEE
$
¢
EXHIBIT
SECTION
CLASS
NO. OF
ENTRIES
ENTRY FORM
OFFICE
USE
ONLY
ENTRY FEE
$
¢
EXHIBIT
UNDER 18 IN YEAR OF SHOW
ENTERING FOR SENIOR NASA AGGREGATE ENTERING FOR JUNIOR NASA AGGREGATE
YES
NO
YES
NAME: .............................................................................................................................................................
(BLOCK LETTERS)
NO
ENTRY FEES
MEMBERSHIP
ADDRESS: .....................................................................................................................................................
TOTAL $
............................................................. PHONE NUMBER: .........................................................
I, the undersigned, declare that the above Exhibits are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and Conditions of the above Society.
SIGNATURE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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UNDER 18 IN YEAR OF SHOW
ENTERING FOR SENIOR NASA AGGREGATE ENTERING FOR JUNIOR NASA AGGREGATE
YES
NO
YES
NAME: .............................................................................................................................................................
(BLOCK LETTERS)
NO
ENTRY FEES
MEMBERSHIP
ADDRESS: .....................................................................................................................................................
TOTAL $
............................................................. PHONE NUMBER: .........................................................
I, the undersigned, declare that the above Exhibits are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and Conditions of the above Society.
SIGNATURE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exhibits to be collected from Pavilion after 4.30 pm. Entries may be faxed to (08) 8636 2194. Please
fill in duplicate This entry form will act as a tax invoice. All fees GST inc. ABN 88 779 385 428
Exhibits to be collected from Pavilion after 4.30 pm. Entries may be faxed to (08) 8636 2194. Please
fill in duplicate This entry form will act as a tax invoice. All fees GST inc. ABN 88 779 385 428
Livestock exhibitors supply PIC number ..................................
Livestock exhibitors supply PIC number ..................................
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FUNDRASIER
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Crystal Brook Show
Engraved Pavers
I ....................................................................
(NAME)
of ....................................................................
(ADDRESS)
State:............................Post Code:...................
am interested in persuing Engraved Pavers.
SECTION L - Photography
MONDAY 8 AUGUST
Prize Money will be paid out at
4.30 p.m. on Showday Colour Prints not to
exceed 15cms x 20cms and to be mounted
on lightweight white cardboard with 12mm
border. Name of exhibitor and class number
to be written on the back of the print.
Photographs must have been taken by the
Exhibitor, with no more than three entries
in each class.
CONVENOR: Lissy Arbon 8636 2846
First $1.00 - Second 50c - Third Card
1.Landscape.
2.Seascape.
3. Animal or Bird.
4. Flower Study.
5. Child Study.
6.Portraiture.
7.Sunrise/Sunset/Weather.
8. Black & White or Sepia
9.Open
TROPHY DONATED BY RAMSEY’S
PHARMACY TO COMPETITOR GAINING
HIGHEST AGGREGATE POINTS.
CHAMPION PRINT $20 DONATED
BY PERKINS CONCRETE
SECTION La - Junior Photography
NO ENTRY FEE
5-13 YEARS
10.Open
PRIZE DONATED BY ANZ
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD VOUCHERS
DONATED BY DAMIAN AND GINGER’S
Please contact me via
Phone:.............................................................
Mobile No:.......................................................
Email:..............................................................
The Show Society will contact you at a later date
for details of your inscription on each paver.
Thank you for your interest.
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CRYSTAL BROOK
Fuel
Distributors
(Established October 1949)
Crystal Brook
Ph 8636 2274 (24 hours)
Fax: 8636 2629
[email protected]
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Crystal Brook Hotel
Phil & Rosemary McSkimming
47 Railway Tce, Crystal Brook
Phone 8636 2023
OPEN 7 DAYS
A La Carte
Monday - Saturday Nights
Counter Meals
Monday - Saturday
Schnitzel Night
Wednesday 6-8pm
ACCOMMODATION - POKIES
FRIENDLY SERVICE
Monthly Bottleshop Specials
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Rob Dingle 0428 859 409 Peter Cox 0428 833 193
Lynton Smart 0427 859 967 David Cliff 0427 859 960
Jamie Matthews:(Service) 0428 859 469
Alex Alpe:(Parts) 0408 631 461
For all your Spare Parts,
Service & Sales requirements
Opening Hours:
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8-11am
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SECTION M - Flowers
FREE ENTRY ENTRIES CLOSE
10 AUGUST 5pm
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED BY
9.15am ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN
BY THE EXHIBITOR AND MUST BE
DISTINCT VARIETIES.
A Confederacy shall not consist of
more than two persons.
CONVENOR:
STEWARDS: J. Couzner,
G Hall, C Klinger
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CUT FLOWERS
1.Collection Cut flowers, 12 distinct
varieties, rose allowed, shrubs not
allowed.
2.Collection Cut Flowers, 6 distinct
varieties, rose allowed, shrubs not
allowed.
3. Three cuts or blooms, white flowers,
distinct
4. Three cuts or blooms, yellow flowers,
distinct
5. Three cuts or blooms, red flowers,
distinct
6. Three cuts or blooms, pink flowers,
distinct
7.Three cuts or blooms, blue/mauve
flowers, distinct
8. One Iceland Poppy.
9. Three Iceland Poppies, distinct colours.
10. One Sweet Pea.
11. Three Sweet Peas, one colour.
12. Three Sweet Peas, three distinct colours.
13. Six Sweet Peas, six distinct colours.
14. One Pansy.
15. Three Pansies, distinct colours.
16. Six Pansies, six distinct colours.
17. One cut Cineraria.
18. Three cuts Cineraria, distinct colours.
19. One Stock, single spike.
20.
Three Stocks, single spike, distinct
colours.
21. One Carnation.
22. Three Carnations, distinct colours.
23. One Calendula.
24. Three Calendulas, distinct colours.
25. Three Calendulas, one colour.
26. One Gerbera.
27. Three Gerberas, distinct colours.
28.
Three Geraniums or Pelargoniums,
distinct colours.
29.Three Geraniums or Pelargoniums, one
colour.
30. One Antirrhinum.
31. Three Wallflowers, any colour.
32. One Daffodil.
33. One Jonquil.
34. Three Daffodils or Jonquils, distinct.
35. Six Daffodils or Jonquils, distinct.
36. One Anemone.
37. Three Anemones, distinct colours.
38. One Ranunculi.
39. Three Ranunculi, distinct colours.
40. One Friesia.
41. One Hyacinth.
42. One Iris.
43.One tuber, bulb, Corm, or rhizome etc
unenumerated (not incl. orchids).
44.Three tubers, bulbs, corms, or rhizomes
etc distinct (not incl. orchids).
45. One Rose.
46. One Rose Bud, (one petalunfurling).
47. One Camelia.
48. 3 Camelias Distinct
49. One flowering shrub or tree.
50.Three flowering shrubs or trees, distinct
varieties.
51. One cut Australian native, in bloom.
52.
Three Australian natives in bloom,
distinct varieties.
53. One cut flower, unenumerated.
SECTION M - Flowers
58. Fern - one in hanging container.
59.
Three foliage plants green distinct
varieties.
60. One climbing pot plant.
61. Three varigated foliage plants in pots.
62. One varigated foliage plant in pot.
63. One cyclamen in pot.
64. Three flowering pots distinct varieties.
65.Collection of succulent, 6 distinct in
pots.
66. One pot - unenumerated.
67.One pot - unenumerated, in bloom (not
orchid).
68. One hanging container (excluding ferns).
69. Collection six cacti.
70. Collection three cacti.
CHAMPION ENTRY FROM CLASSES 55-70
AGGREGATE CLASSES 55-70
PRODUCTS DONATED BY
MR AND MRS POSTMASTERS
ORCHIDS IN BLOOM
71.One Spike, Cymbidium Orchid. Flowers
over 90mm
60-90mm
less than 60mm
74. One Spike Orchid other than a Cymbidium
75.
One Pot, Australian Native Orchid
(Species)
76.
One Pot, Australian Native Orchid
(Hybrid)
77. One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers over
90mm
78.One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers 6090mm
79. One Pot, Cymbidium Orchid Flowers less
than 60mm
80. One Pot, Cattleya Orchid
81. One Pot Paphiopedilum Orchid (Slipper)
82. One Pot Orchid Unenumerated
83.Orchid Cymbidium less than 90mm - 3
single florets
84.Orchid Cymbidium less than 90mm - 1
single floret
85.Orchid Cymbidium more than 90mm - 3
single florets
86.Orchid Cymbidium more than 90mm - 1
single floret
AGGREGATE CLASSES 71-86
CHAMPION CLASSES 71-86
CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS PRIZE MONEY
IN SECTION M
KINDLY DONATED BY: P&M Bishop $20
GWENDA INGLIS MEMORIAL $10
MAXINE OEHMS MEMORIAL FOR
CHAMPION ENTRY CLASSES 1-53
DONATED BY GRAEME OEHMS
AGGREGATE CLASSES 1-53 DONATED BY
CRYSTAL BROOK HARDWARE
PLANTS IN POT OR BASKET
(Plants to be established in pots/containers
or baskets)
54. A planted Window Box
55. Fern - three in pots distinct varieties
56. Fern - one maidenhair in pot.
57. Fern - one other than maidenhair in pot
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SECTION N - Arranged Flowers
THURSDAY, 11 AUGUST, AT 5P.M.
Exhibits are protected by wire screens. ALL
EXHIBITS MUST BE STAGED BY 9.15am.
convenor on show day
CONVENOR: Helen Kirchner
STEWARDS: Maureen Frith,
Elizabeth Smart
DECORATIVE CLASSES
NOTE: BOWL means a receptacle, the
diameter of its circular opening is greater
than its height — excluding the stand
4. “Welcome to a New Home” arrangement
using dried or silk flowers
5. An arrangement using purple tones, with
or wothout foliage
6. Green and Lush
7. Fresh floral wreath
8. A child’s headdress for any occasion
9. An arrangement using a trough, no
longer than 30cm
TROPHY FOR CHAMPION ENTRY CLASSES
4-9 DONATED BY MRS DAWN GREIG
AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASS 1-9
DONATED BY CRYSTAL BROOK
NEWSAGENCY J & P HILL
NOVICE SECTION
Exhinitors may only entre this sectin for 3
years only
10. A foliage arrangement
11. An arrangement, one flower, any foliage.
12.Flowers for a hospital visit, using fresh
flowers
To be presented in Bowl, Container, Vase or
13.Arrangement of silk/artificial flowers in
Trough
teapot
1. Bowl or vase of garden flowers (at least
14.An
Arrangement using bark, wood and
three varieties) with or without foliage.
native flora.
2. An arrangement of flowers (1 variety
only) with or without foliage.
TROPHY FOR NOVICE AGGREGATE
SECTION 1 AND 2 FROM HOME GARDEN
DONATED BY MRS HELEN GREIG
3. Basket of flowers (dried can be used).
TROPHY FOR HIGHEST POINTS IN THIS
CHAMPION ENTRY IN
SECTION DONATED BY HELEN GREIG
DECORATIVE CLASSES 1- 3
VASE means a receptacle higher than its
width Arrangements and
quality of exhibits will be considered No Silk
Flowers allowed unless specified
SECTION Na - Junior Arranged Flowers
ENTRIES CLOSE
THURSDAY 11 AUGUST, AT 5 p.m.
Regulations as per Senior Section
Childrens exhibits must be made up under
supervision of a Steward appointed and be
ready for judging at 10am. Steward will be
in attendance by 9am.
CONVENOR: Mrs Jocelyn Thomas
Phone 8636 2485
First $2.00 — Second $1.00 – Third 50¢
8 YEARS AND UNDER
18. 3 Cuts or blooms distinct.
19. Single cut or bloom
20.Unenumerated.
21.Novelty design, fruit, flowers vegetables
or all.
PRIZE DONATED BY LORRAINE SAUNDERS
12 YEARS AND UNDER
22.Collection of cut flowers, 3 distinct
varieties.
23. One Pot.
24.Vase of mixed flowers, with/without
foliage.
25.Unenumerated.
PRIZE DONATED BY ANNA RACKHAM
17 YEARS AND UNDER
26. 1 Cut Australian Native in bloom.
27.Novelty design made from fruit, flowers,
vegetable or all.
28. Arrangement for a special occassion.
29. 3 Daffodils or Jonquils
PRIZE DONATED BY
CRYSTAL BROOK NEWSAGENCY
AGGREGATE TROPHY DONATED BY
MRS GWENDA INGLIS MEMORIAL.
FLORAL ART CLASSES
Damian & Ginger’s
CAFE, PIZZA AND TAKEAWAY
50
33 Bowman Street, Crystal Brook
Ph 8636 2316
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ENTRY FREE ENTRIES CLOSE
WEDNESDAY 10 AUGUST
Prize money will be paid out at the
conclusion of judging. Exhibitors to be
children under 16 years of age. Exhibitors to
supply own cages, water & bowl
CONVENOR: Katie Patterson
Mobile 0417 080 683
First $2.00 — Second $1.00 — Third 50c
1.Cat
2.Dog
3. Rabbit/Guinea Pig
4.Fish/Amphibian
5. Bird, Large or Small (Non poultry)
6. Any other pet except goat
7. Farm Animal (Inc poultry)
8.Reptile
CHAMPION PET OF SHOW — Ribbon Plus
NORM & DOREEN WEBER MEMORIAL
TROPHY KINDLY DONATED
BY L & J WEBER
AGGREGATE POINTS $20 + CERTIFICATE
MOST UNUSUAL PET OF THE
SHOW $15 + RIBBON
DONATED BY EMMA GULIN
CHAMPION CAT OF THE SHOW
RIBBON BY EMMA GULIN
CHAMPION DOG OF THE SHOW PRIZE
DONATED BY R. & J. RACKHAM.
VOUCHERS KINDLY DONATED BY
KFC PORT PIRIE &
MCDONALDS PORT PIRIE
PRIZES KINDLY DONATED BY
PORT PIRIE VETERINARY CLINIC
SECTION Q - Poultry
ENTRY FEES: 30¢
ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 3 AUGUST
CHAMPION OF LIGHT BREEDS Ribbon
LIGHT BREEDS
All entries to be sent to the Show Office.
• No late entries except by prior
arrangement with the convener
• All exhibitors in Section Q to enter by the
eastern gate.
• All exhibits to be penned by 10am and no
birds to be removed before 4.00pm
• Judging commences at 10am sharp
• Exhibitors may enter a maximum of four
exhibits in each class.
• Prizes: 1st -- $1, 2nd – 50c, 3rd – card in
all classes
• Prize money will be available from the
convener on show day
• All care will be taken with exhibits, but
stewards will not be responsible for any
loss or damage.
• Lock up accommodation will be
available for birds staying overnight. No
responsibility taken by the Society
• To be eligible for the Grand Aggregate
Trophy in Pigeons and Poultry the
exhibitor must attend at least 3 shows
for seniors & 2 shows for juniors within
the association.
CONVENOR: Larry Jefferies
Phone 8636 2534
Class numbers for M
Australrop
Langshan
New Hampshire
Orpington
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island Red
Sussex
Wyandotte
Heavy Breed, any other variety
1718
1920
21
22
2324
25
26
27
28
2930
3132
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BEST HEAVY BREED
male and female - Ribbons
(Donated by Tell Technology)
CHAMPION OF HEAVY BREEDS - Ribbon
(Donated by
)
GAME BREEDS
Indian Game
Jubilee Game
Malay
Old English Game, Black-Red Old English Game, Blue-Red Old English Game, Brown-Red
Old English Game, other colour Game Breed, any other variety
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37
38
3940
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
BEST GAME BREED
(Donated by Larry Jeffries)
LIGHT BREEDS
Class numbers for M
F
Hamburg, Silver Spangle Hamburg, any other colour
Leghorn, White
Leghorn, any other colour
Polish, any colour
Silkie, White
Silkie, any other colour
Light Breed, any other variety
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
CHAMPION OF GAME BREEDS - Ribbon
BEST LIGHT BREED
(Donated by Redden’s Machinery)
103 Main Road, Port Pirie
Tel: (08) 8632 4557
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SECTION Q - Poultry
SOFT FEATHER BANTAM – LIGHT BREEDS
HARD FEATHER BANTAMS
Class numbers for M
F
Class numbers for Ancona Araucana Japanese, White,
Japanese, White, Black Tail Japanese, any other colour
Leghorn, Black
Leghorn, Blue Leghorn, Buff Leghorn, White Rosecomb, Black
Rosecomb, any other colour
Soft Feather Bantam,
Light Breed, any other variety
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55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
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54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
73
74
BEST SOFT FEATHER BANTAM LIGHT
BREED male and female - Ribbons
CHAMPION OF SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
LIGHT BREEDS - Ribbon
SOFT FEATHER BANTAM – HEAVY BREEDS
Class numbers for Australorp
Langshan, Black
Langshan, any other colour Pekin, Black
Pekin, Blue Pekin, Buff Pekin, White
Pekin, any other colour Rhode Island Red Sussex
Wyandotte, Black Wyandotte, Blue Wyandotte, Partridge
Wyandotte, Silver Pencilled Wyandotte, White Wyandotte, any other colour
Heavy breed, any other variety
M
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78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
9394
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
BEST SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
HEAVY BREED
(Donated by Redden’s Machinery)
Indian Game
Jubilee Game
Modern, Black-Red
Modern, any other colour
Old English Game,
Black-Red, Dark Leg
Old English Game,
Black-Red, Light Leg
Old English Game, Black
Old English Game, Blue
Old English Game, Blue-Red
Old English Game, Creele
Old English Game, Cuckoo
Old English Game,
Duckwing, any colour
Old English Game, Ginger
Old English Game, Pile
Old English Game,
Spangled, any colour
Old English Game,
Wheaten or Clay
Old English Game,
Muffed or Tassel, any colour
Old English Game,
any other colour
Hard Feather Bantam,
any other variety
SECTION Q - Poultry
WATER FOWL – HEAVY BREEDS
M
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Class numbers for M
F
HIGHEST AGGREGATE IN
POULTRY SECTION - $10 Prize
(Donated by Mid North Pest
and Weed Control, Clare)
109
111
113
115
110
112
114
116
117
118
119
121
123
125
127
129
120
122
124
126
128
130
131
133
135
132
134
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
SECTION Qa - Poultry Junior
143
144
NO ENTRY FEE
145
146
Same entry conditions as Seniors
163
164
BEST WATER FOWL HEAVY BREED
MALLARDS
Natural
White
Any other colour
165166
167168
169
170
BEST MALLARD
(Donated by Crystal Brook Post Office)
Class numbers for 148
150
152
154
156
CHAMPION POULTRY
BIRD OF THE SHOW - Ribbon
(Mid North Ag-Services, Crystal Brook)
Special Prize of $10 cash donated
by Port Pirie Regional Council
CHAMPION POULTRY BIRD,
OPPOSITE SEX - Ribbon
Lewis B Greig Memorial Ribbon
plus Special Prize of $10 cash donated by
Port Pirie Regional Council
CHAMPION OF WATER FOWL
AND MALLARDS - Prize
(Bag Layers Pellets Donated by Osborne’s
Feed and Fodder, Port Pirie)
BEST LARGE FOWL - Ribbon
(Donated by Hanley’s Electrical Laura)
BEST BANTAM - Ribbon
(Donated by Kevin and Sue Clark)
17 YEARS AND UNDER
CHAMPION OF HARD
FEATHER BANTAMS - Ribbon
(Donated by PPRC)
BEST WATER FOWL LIGHT BREED
157
158
159
160
161162
First $2, Second $1 Third 50¢
BEST HARD FEATHER BANTAM
(Donated by Sonia Kerin)
WATER FOWL – LIGHT BREEDS
147
Indian Runner, White
Indian Runner, any other colour 149
Khaki Campbell
151
Orpington, Buff
153
Water Fowl, Light Breed,
155
any other variety
Muscovy, White
Muscovy, any other colour
Pekin
Water Fowl, Heavy Breed,
any other variety (not Geese)
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Large Fowl, Light Breed
1a
Large Fowl, Heavy Breed 3a
Game Breed, Modern
5a
Game Breed, Old English Game 7a
Game Breed, other
9a
Soft Feather Bantam, Light Breed 11a
Heavy Breed 13a
Hard Feather Bantam, Indian
15a
Hard Feather Bantam, Modern
17a
Hard Feather Bantam,
Old English Game 19a
Hard Feather Bantam, other
21a
Water Fowl or Mallard (not geese)23a
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2a
4a
6a
8a
10a
12a
BEST WATER FOWL OR MALLARD - Ribbon
(Donated by Hanley’s Electrical Laura)
HIGHEST AGGREGATE - Ribbon
CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT - Ribbon
(Donated by Hanley’s Electrical, Laura)
14a
16a
18a
20a
22a
24a
CHAMPION OF SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
HEAVY BREEDS - Ribbon
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SECTION R - British Breeds
ENTRY FEE $1.50
(Includes Public Liability Insurance)
All entrants in Section R must be members
of the Society. A subscriber of $20 is
entitled to tickets for 2 adults and 1 vehicle.
A subscriber of $30 is entitled to tickets for
2 Adults, 3 Children and 1 Vehicle. Members
cars and vehicles will be admitted free on
presentation of Members Ticket.
All sheep in this section must be registered
with the approved society.
Please Note Insurance Regulation 3
PIC NO. MUST BE SUPPLIED WHEN ENTERING.
CONVENOR : Peter Frith
Phone 0409 362 170
STEWARDS: M. Sargent, Jenny Firh,
Graham Crawford
FOR ALL YOUR
ELECTRICAL & SOLAR
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LED LIGHTS & A/C
REQUIREMENTS
SERVING THE RURAL & REGIONAL
COMMUNITIES
CRYSTAL BOOK
8636 2891
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All entries to be received only from studs
that are accredited free from Ovine
Brucellosis and monitored MNI or better
in a OJD market assurance program.
Exhibitor’s certificate number must be
stated on the entry form.
All entries with the exception of classes
shown in wool must be shorn in a fair
and even manner, the length of wool on
sheep shall not exceed 12.5 mm.
POLL DORSETS
6. Ram under 1½ years to be shown in wool
7. Ram under 1½ years
8. Ewe under 1½ years to be shown in wool
9. Ewe under 1½ years
CHAMPION POLL DORSET RAM RIBBON
DONATED BY THE SOCIETY
CHAMPION DORSET EWE RIBBON
DONATED BY THE SOCIETY
BREEDERS GROUP:
1 RAM & 2 EWES UNDER 1½ YEARS
TO BE DRAWN FROM GENERAL CLASSES.
TROPHY VALUED AT $10
DONATED BY A. DUFFIELD.
WHITE SUFFOLK
10. Ram under 1½ years woolly
11. Ram under 1½ years untrimmed
12. Ewe under 1½ years woolly
13. Ewe under 1½ years untrimmed
CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK RAM
RIBBON DONATED
CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK EWE
RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
BREEDERS GROUP: 1 RAM & 2 EWES
UNDER 1½ YEARS TO BE DRAWN FROM
GENERAL CLASSES.
TROPHY VALUED AT $10 DONATED BY
LEAHCIM WHITE SUFFOLK STUD.
BORDER LEICESTER
14.Ram under 1½ years shorn
1/10 in year prior to show
15.Ewe under 1½ years shorn
1/10 in year prior to show
16.Ram under 1½ years shorn
1/5 current year
17.Ewe under 1½ years shorn
CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM
1/5 current year
RIBBON DONATED BY J. J. FOGARTY & CO.
SUFFOLK
1. Ram under 1½ years to be shown in wool
2. Ram under 1½ years
3. Pair of rams under 1½ years
4. Ewe under 1½ years to be shown in wool
5. Ewe under 1½ years
on or after
on or after
on or after
on or after
CHAMPION SUFFOLK
EWE RIBBON DONATED BY SOCIETY
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER RAM
BREEDERS GROUP:
1 RAM & 2 EWES UNDER 1½ YEARS
TO BE DRAWN FROM GENERAL CLASSES.
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER EWE
TROPHY VALUED AT $10 DONATED
BY P. J. & M. D. FRITH
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SECTION S - Merino
SECTION S - Merino
ENTRY FEE $2.00
otherwise specified.
• The Judge may withhold First Prize
where he considers the exhibits are
unworthy, but may award a lower prize in
All entrants in Section S must be members
lieu thereof.
of the Society . A Subscriber of $20 is
• Special Note — All Sheep will be
entitled to tickets for 2 adults and 1 vehicle.
judged using the assistance of Micron
Measurement, and must have an Official
2 Adults, 3 Children and 1 Vehicle. Members
SASMBA Micron Test. These tests will
cars and vehicles will be admitted free
be sourced from the SASMBA by the
on presentation of Members Ticket. Prize
society and will be affixed to the head tag
money will be paid by Convenor on Show day
of the animal by the exhibitor. It is the
exhibitors responsibility to ensure that
First prize $4.00 Second $2.00 Third Card
this information is correct.
Please Note Insurance Regulation 3
MERINO — ALL COMERS STRONG WOOL
CONVENOR: Tom Ashby
Phone 8845 2155
STEWARDS: S. Everett
Phone 8636 2801
A. R. Inglis, T. Ashby,
P. T. Venning, B. Mumford, M. Heinjus, M. Ashby, A. Dunsford,
L. Price, R. Price, T. Davidson
The following rules will be strictly adhered to:
• All sheep to be accredited free from Ovine
Brucellosis & monitored MNI or better in
an OJD market assurance programme.
• No sheep to be entered in more than one class.
• In respect to ownership of flocks, any
individual, partnership, syndicate or
limited liability company is regarded by
this Society as one owner and flocks cannot
be divided for the purpose of exhibiting at
the Society’s Show between partners or
shareholders of a firm owning sheep.
• The Chief Steward in this Section shall
have power to transfer any entry or
entries from any class in which the
exhibit has been wrongly entered to the
correct class.
• Exhibitors are notified that the Society
will request the Judge not to award
prizes for sheep exhibited, which, in his
opinion carries less than 11 months or
more than 12 months growth of wool.
• All sheep to be shown in the wool unless
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Class numbers for
1½ yrs
& under
Merino Ram
Merino Ewe
1
4
1½ yrs
to 2½ yrs
2½ yrs
& over
2
5
3
6
CHAMPION MERINO RAM STRONG WOOL
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY AUSTRALIAN
WOOL NETWORK
RIBBON DONATED IN MEMORY OF
W.L. & E.M. FRITH.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM STRONG WOOL RIBBON DONATED
BY B. SARGENT.
CHAMPION MERINO EWE - STRONG WOOL
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY WALKINGTON
INSURANCE AGENCIES JAMESTOWN
RIBBON DONATED IN MEMORY
OF H. M. VENNING.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE STRONG WOOL RIBBON DONATED BY
SR & NJ EVERETT
MERINO — ALL-COMERS MEDIUM WOOL
POLL MERINO - STRONG WOOL
Class numbers for
1½ yrs
& under
Merino Ram
Merino Ewe
7
10
1½ yrs
to 2½ yrs
2½ yrs
& over
8
11
9
12
Class numbers for
1½ yrs
& under
Poll Merino Ram Poll Merino Ewe
13
16
1½ yrs
to 2½ yrs
2½ yrs
& over
14
17
15
18
CHAMPION MERINO RAM - MEDIUM WOOL
COUSINS MERINO SERVICES, BURRA
RIBBON DONATED BY
BM & BP MUMFORD.
CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - STRONG
WOOL TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED
BY BM & BP MUMFORD
RIBBON DONATED BY R.M. & J.E. STOTT.
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM MEDIUM WOOL RIBBON DONATED
BY N.H. SPENCER
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM STRONG WOOL RIBBON DONATED
BY A.R. INGLIS.
CHAMPION MERINO EWE - MEDIUM WOOL
TROPHY DONATED BY
QUALITY WOOL AND LIVESTOCK
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE STRONG WOOL $50 TROPHY
DONATED BY WARDLE CO
CLIFF PRICE MEMORIAL RIBBON
DONATED BY L.G. & J.C. PRICE
RIBBON DONATED BY
S.R. & N.J. EVERETT
RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE MEDIUM WOOL RIBBON DONATED
A.V. SARGENT
GRAND CHAMPION RAM
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SUPREME MERINO
RAM $1500 TROPHY DONATED BY
RABOBANK LTD & LANDMARK
RIBBON DONATED BY RA & RB LINES
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION RAM $75
TROPHY DONATED BY LANDMARK
RIBBON DONATED BY OLD ASHROSE
GRAND CHAMPION MERINO RAM WILL
BECOME THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE AUSTRALIAN
SUPREME MERINO RAM CHAMPIONSHIP
JUDGED AT DUBBO, NSW IN AUGUSTA
SPONSORED BY RABOBANK & LANDMARK
GRAND CHAMPION EWE TROPHY VALUED
AT $100 DONATED BY ...
IAN DAVIDSON MEMORIAL RIBBON
DONATED BY PAM DAVIDSON
RSERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE
RIBBON DONATED BY KEMMY REID
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE STRONG WOOL
TROPHY DONATED BY QUALITY WOOL
AND LIVESTOCK
POLL MERINO - MEDIUM WOOL
Class numbers for
1½ yrs
& under
Poll Merino Ram
Poll Merino Ewe
19
22
1½ yrs
to 2½ yrs
20
23
2½ yrs
& over
21
24
CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM - MEDIUM
WOOL TROPHY VALUED AT $50 DONATED
BY MGA INSURANCE BROKERS
RIBBON DONATED BY
A. L. INGLIS MEMORIAL.
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM MEDIUM WOOL RIBBON
DONATED BY R.L. PRICE.
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE
- MEDIUM WOOL RIBBON
- CLIFF PRICE MEMORIAL RIBBON
DONATED BY L.G. & J.C. PRICE
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY WARDLE CO
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE MEDIUM WOOL RIBBON DONATED
BY L.G. & J.C. PRICE
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SECTION S - Merino
25.
Group of 3 Rams from Classes 1-24.
CHAMPION MERINO EWE
- AUTUMN SHORN
$50 DONATED BY OLD ASHROSE PROPS
NORTH ASHROSE TROPHY - VALUED AT
$50 DONATED BY G. E. ASHBY & SONS.
RESERVE CHAMPION
MERINO EWE RIBBON
CLIFF PRICE MEMORIAL RIBBON
DONATED BY L.G. & J.C. PRICE.
AUTUMN SHORN SECTION
- MERINO & POLL
MERINO REGULATIONS
All sheep entered in the Section shall be
shornbetween the first and last day of March.
Also comply with the rules at the start of
Section S.
Class numbers for
1½ yrs
1½ yrs
& under
& over
Strong Wool Ram
Strong Wool Ewe
Medium Wool Ram
Medium Wool Ewe
Fine Wool Ram
Fine Wool Ewe
26
28
30
32
34
36
CHAMPION MERINO RAM
- AUTUMN SHORN
$50 DONATED BY
J & F SULLIVAN GREENFIELDS
RESERVE CHAMPION
MERINO RAM RIBBON
SECTION S - Merino
27
29
31
33
35
37
POLL MERINO
Class numbers for
1½ yrs
1½ yrs
& under
& over
Strong Wool Ram
Strong Wool Ewe
Medium Wool Ram
Medium Wool Ewe
Fine Wool Ram
Fine Wool Ewe
38
40
42
44
46
48
39
41
43
45
47
49
CHAMPION POLL MERINO RAM
- AUTUMN SHORN
$50 DONATED BY SPRINGVALE NORTH
POLL MERINO STUD,
PETER STOCKMAN PTY LTD
RESERVE CHAMPION
POLL MERINO RAM RIBBON
MERINO EWE RIBBON
GRAND CHAMPION RAM
- AUTUMN SHORN
ELITE MERINO CO. I & AM BRADTKE
RIBBON DONATED BY JACKIE OSTER
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
RAM $50 TROPHY DONATED
BY LH PERRY & SONS
RIBBON DONATED BY BT SARGENT
GRAND CHAMPION EWE
- AUTUMN SHORN
ELITE MERINO CO. I & AM BRADTKE
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE
$50 TROPHY DONATED BY
LH PERRY & SONS
RIBBON DONATED BY JACKIE OSTER
H. M. VENNING MEMORIAL TROPHY $50 DONATED BY THE VENNING FAMILY
TO THE COMPETITOR SECURING THE
HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN THE
OPEN CLASSES.
COLLINSVILLE TROPHY - VALUED AT
$50 DONATED TO THE COMPETITOR
SECURING THE HIGHEST NUMBER
OF POINTS IN AUTUMN SHORN
CLASSES 26-49
50. Junior Judging under 25 at 1.30pm
Open to competitors under 25 years.
First: $20 • Second: $10 • Third: $5
CHAMPION POLL MERINO EWE
- AUTUMN SHORN
$50 DONATED BY
GM & JR KELLOCK, OLD KELVALE
RESERVE CHAMPION
Port Pirie
Regional Council
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The Society wish to thank
NARC & PADARC
for their display of vintage and
veteran vehicles.
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MACHINERY & STALL HOLDERS
CONVENOR – Trevor Greig
Phone 8636 2142
STEWARDS – J. Richards, A. Redden,
N. Richards, L. O’Dea
3.
4.
The Committee have decided there will
be no competition in this Section, but
Manufacturers and Distributors are
invited to apply for space to display their
implements. The terms and conditions of
5.
the Society are:
1. An area, to be decided by the Committee,
will be allotted to applicants on which
to display Machinery, Motors or other 6.
Goods.
2. A charge for the First such Block will be
$40 and each subsequent Block $20.
GST included. Outdoors $40: Indoors
$70, Mall $70, Catering $70
All applicants for blocks must be in the
hands of the Secretary in writing on or
before the Saturday prior to the Show.
All applicants to state nature of exhibit,
or exhibits, and number of each item
intended to display, and to state
approximately the area of space they will
require.
All space allotted to the Showmen’s Guild
of S.A. for the purpose of Side S h o w s ,
will be under the control of the Machinery
Stewards.
No Secondhand Vehicles or Machinery to
be exhibited for sale.
Proud Sponsor of the Ute Muster
CRYSTAL BROOK UTE MUSTER
$5 - per class
Entries to be paid at Show Office prior to event
Entries and all utes must be on the ground by 10.00am Show Day
Enquiries to Martin Lloyd-Smith Phone 08 8636 6238
Show Office (08) 8636 2194 - Presentations at 3.30pm
Categories
Category Sponsor Champion
Rocky River Ag
$100 + ribbon + Products
Ford Northpoint Ford
Holden Spencer Holden
4WD
Mid North Ag
B&S Pre 2000
LH Perry & Son
B&S Post 2000
Rocky River Ag $50 + ribbon + Products
Street Pre 2000
CB Crash & Auto $50 + ribbon + Products
Street Post 2000
CB Crash & Auto
Chick’s
Rocky River Ag
FIRST PRIZE (CASH) AS PER SPONSORS LISTED
PRODUCTS DONATED BY REPCO AND AUTOPRO
The Repco Brand Stands For Quality,
Expertise And Knowledge.
17 Wandearah Rd , Port Pirie
Phone 8632 2333
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CRYSTAL BROOK
CRASH AUTO
Other Sponsors:
LH Perry
Perry && Sons
SonsPty
PtyLtd
Ltd
Spencer Holden
Mid North Ag Services
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SECTION T - Wool
ENTRY FEE $1.00
ENTRIES CLOSE, 8TH AUGUST
All entries must be staged in wool pavilion
by 9.30 a.m. on Show morning and not
to be removed before 4.30 p.m. All fleeces
to be SKIRTED - excluding bellies. Fleeces
exhibited for competition must have been
shorn from sheep owned by the exhibitor,
and shorn during the current season.
CONVENOR: Andrew Grieg
Ph: 8636 2130 or 0427 362 376
STEWARDS: Phillip Venning
ALL-COMERS
1. Strong Wool, Merino Ram Fleece.
2. Strong Wool, Merino Ewe Fleece.
3. Medium Wool, Merino Ram Fleece.
4. Medium Wool, Merino Ewe Fleece.
UNREGISTERED BREEDERS
5. One Fleece Merino Ram’s Wool.
6. One Fleece Merino Ewe’s Wool.
Champion Merino Ram’s fleece to be selected
on type from all exhibits.
Champion Merino Ewe’s fleece to be selected
on type from all exhibits.
DOHNE BREEDERS
7. One Dohne Merino Ram Fleece
8. One Dohne Merino Ewe Fleece
Prize money will be paid on Show Day by the Champion Dohne Merino Ram’s fleece to be
Convenor. ALL FLEECES NOS. 1 TO 6 TO BE selected on type from all exhibits.
JUDGED ON COMMERCIAL VALUE.
Champion Dohne Merino Ewe’s fleece to be
selected on type from all exhibits.
COLLECTION OF FLEECES
9. For the best collection of three skirted
Merino Ewe or Wether fleeces.
10. Young Judges, 25 Years & Under
CONDITIONS
• Fleeces competing for this Award must
be specially entered and not selected
from those competing in other sections.
Any fleece which in the opinion of the
judges has not been properly skirted, or
which cannot be classed in the following
classification, will be disqualified;
disqualification being the sole decision
of the judges.
• Fleeces are to be from Merinos, ewe and/
or wether sheep, grass fed, unhoused,
unrugged, skirted and of 12 months
maximum growth. Each fleece, numbers
A, B and C, will be judged according to
the scale of points set out below, giving a
maximum total of 100 points per fleece.
The group of three fleeces will then be
judged as a single fleece using the same
points scale. The maximum possible
point score per group is 400 points.
Trueness of Wool Type
20 points
Conformity of Length
6
Soundness6
Softness and Handle
6
6
Colour or Bloom
Character10
Density6
Evenness10
Top & Noil product
30
100 points
TROPHY DONATED BY
R.J.C. EVANS & CO.
PRIZE MONEY IN SECTION T
HAS BEEN DONATED BY
First: $20 • Second: $10 • Third: $5
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SECTION U - Shearing
ENTRY FEES (include Singlet for each shearer)
PAYABLE ON THE DAY - between 8:30 and
10:30am Open - $35, Senior - $30, Intermediate $25, Learners - Free Speedshear -Inter $10,
Open $20 PH/FAX NOMINATIONS BY
SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST
4th Sash
$140
$85
$50 Cash Sash
H&R Livestock
20 Beiyuan cutters & singlet
Beiyuan MGA Insurance
H&R Livestock
ROCKY RIVER-ACE-CRT-HEINIGER OPEN
CONVENORS: Brett Reid
1st $365
Perpetual trophy Engraved
Phone 0438 365 002
Packet Heiniger combs
$200 Cash Heiniger
Nick Greig 0413 486 801
$150
Mid North Ag Service
Cash prize money may vary on the day.
Sash
H&R Livestock
Approximation only.
2nd$340
Prize
$180
Rocky River Ag Hat & Singlet
STOCKOWNERS/SHEAR MAGIC- LEARNERS
$45
Cash
Heiniger
1st $195
Packet Lister Combs
$100
Railway Hotel
$180
Stockowners Shearing
Sash
H&R Livestock
Sash H&R Livestock
3rd$195
Prize
2nd $115
Voucher
$60
Rocky River Ag Hat/Singlet
$100
Shear Magic Shearing
$70 Cash Heiniger
Sash H & R Livestock
$50
Adelaide Wool Contracting
Dungas Voucher
3rd $85
Sash
H&R Livestock
$70
4th $175
3 pro Ace combs
Sash
H & R Livestock
$120
Ace Shearing
4th $85
Dungas Voucher
Prize
$40
$70
Sash
H&R Livestock
Sash
H & R Livestock
OPEN SPEEDSHEAR EVENT
SAL INTERMEDIATE SPEEDSHEAR
1st$265
Cash
1st $225
Cash
$250
Wardle Co
$200
Davis Grain
Sash
H&R Livestock
Sash
H&R Livestock
2nd $215 Cash
2nd $165
Cash
$200
H&R Livestock
$150
H&R Livestock
Sash
H&R Livestock
Sash
H&R Livestock
$100
Cash
3rd
3rd $80
Cash
$100
SAL/Royal
$80
Inceitec-Pivot
4th $50 Cash
4th $50
Cash
$50
Perry’s
Fuel
$50
Nelshaby Ag Bureau
BEIYUAN- SENIOR SHEARING
5 Beiyuan combs & singlet
1st $280
$115 Beiyuan
$150
CB Crash & Auto-MGA
Sash
H&R Livestock
2nd $230
5 Beiyuan combs & singlet
$115 Beiyuan
$100
Irvine’s Transport
Sash
H&R Livestock
3rd $185
30 Beiyuan cutters & singlet
$120 Beiyuan
$50
Royal Hotel
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VETERANS/RETIRED
1st $115 Cash
$100
Rowe Partners
Sash
H&R Livestock
Cash
2nd$65
$50
Rowe Partners
Sash
H&R Livestock
3rd$65
Cash
$50
Crouch Rural
Sash
H&R Livestock
4th$65
Cash
$50
WFI Insurance
Sash $15 H&R Livestock
ANZ-RRAS-INTERMEDIATE
Perpetual trophy Engraved
1st $295
$100
ANZ Bank
$180
Rocky River Ag Services
Sash
H&R Livestock
2nd $125 Cash
$50
ANZ Bank-AWI
$60
Rocky River Ag
Sash
H&R Livestock
3rd $155 Cash
$100
ANZ Bank
$40
Rocky River Ag
Sash
H&R Livestock
4th $85 Cash
$75
ANZ Bank
Sash
H&R Livestock
KERINS BEST SHORN PEN OPEN
$80 Cash Beiyuan singlet
Kerins Ag/Beiyuan
BEST SHORN PEN – SENIOR
$100 Voucher
$100
Courela Clothing
BEST SHORN PEN – INTERMEDIATE
$70 Voucher
$70 Shear Magic Shearing Supplies
BEST LOCAL OR LEARNERS
ENCOURAGEMENT
$75 Cash
$75
Lone Gum Merino Stud
PERPETUAL TROPHIES
Winners of the Open, Intermediate & Team
Competitions will have their names engraved
on Perpetual Trophies donated by Wardle
Co Crystal Brook, which are displayed
throughout the year at Wardle Co shop,
Crystal Brook.
Winners of Shearing Team Event will have
their names engraved on a Perpetual Trophy
donated by West Coast Shearer’s in honor of
Murray Marks.
BEST LOCAL OR LEARNERS
ENCOURAGEMENT $30
INTER, SENIOR AND OPEN WILL HAVE A
BEST SHORN PEN PRIZE
The winner in each section will have the
lowest TOTAL pen points. Time will not be
considered when judging this.
ALL COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE:
Shearer’s will be required to hold sheep
for judging in pens out the back for the
next competitor, at the completion
of their own heat.
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR
THEIR SUPPORT WHICH TOGETHER
TOTALS APPROX $4000 PLUS!!
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COMPETITION RULES
Rules are adapted from guidelines of
SPORTS SHEAR SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC..
• Shearers own choice of hand pieces,
combs & cutters
• No time allowed for stoppages caused by
either gear, hand pieces or sheep getting
away from Shearer
• Shearers have the right to reject a
substandard sheep before shearing
commences provided the Chief judge
agrees
• Heats & Stand No drawn prior to Event.
• Competitors may be required to present
their own sheep for outside judges
• Shearers must be suitably attired for both
competition & prize giving - including
footwear.
•
•
•
•
•
Any disputes will be taken to the disputes
committee of the day:
Chief Steward
Chief Judge
Independent Person
There is no limit to the amount of time a
competitor may take in any class however
the score is calculated accordingly and in
the event of any tie - the best time wins.
Each Shearer will have a separate time
keeper taken from ‘Go’ until machine
is switched off after completing final
sheep.
The Competitor will be judged on:
a) Welfare of sheep b) Condition of fleece
c) Appearance of shorn sheep
Refer to notice board on the day for an
outline of detailed point penalties
R
J C
E V A N
S
& Co
Accountants • Tax Agents • Auditors
• Accounting & Tax Preparation
• Arrange Finance
• Prepare Financial Plans
• Formulate & Review Budgets
• Assist in Tax Planning
• Advice on GST/BAS Preparation
• Assistance with Self Managed
Superannuation Funds
Phone (08) 8272 2500 Fax: (08) 8271 1853
[email protected]
www.rjcevans.com.au
116 Greehill Road, UNLE Y SA 5061
Contact Stephen Evans, Andrew Evans, David Murdoch, Dion V enning,
Craig Martin, Paul Anson or any of our specialist team members
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Serving the Community since 1920
Visiting Rural Areas
JAMESTOWN - CEDUNA - SOUTH EAST
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SECTION V - Beef Cattle
ENTRY FEE $1.30
All entrants in Section V must be
members of the Society
2 adults and 1 vehicle. A subscriber of $30
is entitled to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 children
and 1 vehicle. Members Car and Vehicles
will be admitted free on presentation of
Members Ticket. Prize Money will be
paid by Convenor on Show Day. Judging
starts at 10 a.am.
ALL AGES TO BE TAKEN FROM
1st SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR
CONVENOR: K Jackson
Phone 0438 560 623
STEWARD: B. Tiller 0408 810 068
1.
2.
3.
4.
Bull
Bull
Bull
Bull
Under 14 Months
Under 18 Months
18 months - 24 months
Over 2 years
CHAMPION BEEF BULL CHAMPION
RIBBON DONATED BY HB RURAL
RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF BULL
RIBBON DONATED BY MR JH FERME
5.
6.
7.
8.
Cow
Cow
Cow
Cow
of
or
or
or
Heifer under 14 months
Heifer under 18 months
Heifer 18 months - 24 months
Heifer over 2 years
CHAMPION BEEF COW OR HEIFER
CHAMPION RIBBON DONATED
BY HB RURAL
RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF
COW OR HEIFER RIBBON DONATED
BY RH & MM CROUCH
9. Group of Beef Cattle comprising 1 Bull,
1 Cow, 1 Heifer
PRIZE DONATED BY PRESTS LTD FOR
GROUP OF CATTLE
TROPHY DONATED BY IR & KP CROUCH
FOR MOST POINTS IN
BEEF SECTION CLASSES 1-9.
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SECTION W - Prime Cattle
ENTRY FEE $1.30
All entrants in this section must be
members of the society. A subscriber of
$30 is entitled to tickets for 2 adults, 3
children & 1 vehicle. A subscriber of $20 is
entitled to tickets for 2 adults & 1 vehicle.
Prize Money will be paid by the
Convenor on Show Day
ALL AGES TO BE TAKEN FROM 1st
SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR
CONVENOR: K Jackson
Phone 0438 560 623
STEWARDS: J. Payne, B Tiller
1. Yearling under 12 months.
2. Trade Steer Beef Bred over 12 months.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Vealer under 6 months.
Pair of Vealers under 6 months.
Pair of yearlings under 12 months
Pure Bred Heifer over 12 months.
Pure Bred unled Bull any breed.
Pair Grain fed Yearlings, under 250kg
dress weight.
RIBBONS DONATED BY HB RURAL,
MR JH FERME, CRAWFORD RURAL
A ramp is provided for loading and
unloading Cattle arriving by Motor
Transport. Judging approx 10.45am
First Prize — Second — Third Card
9. Led steer under 450kg
10. Led steer over 450kg
CHAMPION LED STEER RIBBON
DONATED BY K. JACKSON
RESERVE CHAMPION LED STEER
RIBBON DONATED BY HB RURAL
Handler’s Competition
First $4.00 - Second $2.00 - Third Card
JUNIOR, SENIOR TROPHIES & OPEN
TROPHY KINDLY DONATED BY IAN CROUCH
JUNIOR:Best Handler under 12 years of age
on Show Day
BEEF CATTLE HANDLERS
SENIOR:Best Handler over 12 and under 18
Class 1. JUNIOR: Best Handler under 12
years of age on Show Day
years of age on Show Day
OPEN: Best Handler over 18 and under 25
Class 2. INTERMEDIATE: Best Handler over
on Show Day
12 and under 18 years of age on
JUNIOR JUDGING UNDER 25 AT 10.30am
Show Day
Class 3. SENIOR: Best Handler over 18 and
CONDITIONS:
under 25 on Show Day
1. Any Breed not necessarily pure bred.
Any Sex including Steers under 24
CASH PRIZES FOR 1st 2nd & 3rd.
months; Bulls under 14 months.
JUNIOR BEEF CATTLE JUDGING
2. Nose Clips can be used.
3. Points do not count for points in Beef
Judging starts approximately 11.30am
Section trophy.
Class 1. JUNIOR: Best Judge 12 years of age
4. Winner of Junior Section can enter
and under on Show Day
Senior Section.
Class 2. INTERMEDIATE: Best Handler over
5. Judged on the ability of handler.
12 and under 18 years of age on
6. White or Blue Dust Coats to be worn.
Show Day
7. Judge’s decision is final.
Class 3. SENIOR Best Handler over 18 yrs
8. Judge can change handlers to another
and under 25 years on Show Day
animal to make his decision.
9. Judging approx 10.45am
CASH PRIZE FOR 1st 2nd & 3rd
10. 1st ribbon - 2nd ribbon - 3rd ribbon
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SECTION X - Horses in Action
ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY
6 AUGUST 2015
Affiliated with the Equestrian
Federation of Australia Prize money will be
paid out on Show Day.
All enquiries to
Molly Hill 0407 780 800
G.Growden 8662 2053 or 0407 397 229
FIRST EVENT TO COMMENCE AT 8.30am
All Entries in Section X must be Members of
the Society. A subscriber of $30 is entitled
to tickets for 2 Adults, 3 children and 1
vehicle. A subscriber of $20 is entitled to
tickets for 2 adults and 1 vehicle. Members
Car and Vehicles will be admitted free on
presentation of Members Tickets. Entries
must be accompanied by fees. Yards must
be cleared by 6.30am.
The following rules will be strictly adhered to:
• Juniors may compete in Senior
competition from the age of 12 years,
BUT the horse has to be currently
registered and carry a current Senior
Performance Card -- Senior grading
points will apply.
• Stewards reserve the right to re-arrange
order in which classes are run on Show
Day.
• All horses to comply with E.F.A.
regulations re Measuring. Certificates
must be available to society on request.
• Amplifiers will announce the Class to
come into the ring and competitors must
immediately come in, otherwise they will
be excluded from the event. Regulation
44 and 45 does not apply to this Section.
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•
•
•
•
All exhibits in horse stock must be tied
up in such a place as the Committee may
allot, and all young stock to be led.
All riders in events are to appear in riding
habit including AS2063, AS2063.3
standards for approved riding helmets.
Events will be combined at the Convenor’s
discretion if insufficient entries are
presented on the day.
Protests in Section X must in all cases be
in writing and accompanied by a protest
fee of $20. Protests must be lodged
with the convenor within 15 minutes
from completion of judging of the class
in question. If the protest is upheld
the protest fee will be refunded. If the
protest is dismissed the protest fee will
be forfeited.
HACKING RINGS TO BE HELD IN
FRONT OF GRANDSTAND
All entry fees in rings 1 & 2 are
$3.00 unless stated
First $10.00 — Second $5.00 — Third $2.00
There will be no Lunging of horses on the
oval. Please use the park north of the
showgrounds.
Prize money donated by:
• Port Pirie Regional Council • J&A
Rackham • LH Perry & Sons • B&W Joyce
• Mid North Ag Services • The Recorder
• Pirie Signs & Designs • Peter Mumford
• Redden Bros • Ramsay Pharmacy
• Balena Park • Rocky River Ag
• Crouch Rural
FRONT OF GRANDSTAND
RING 1 — 8.30am START
Please do not lunge on the oval,
there is plenty of space down on the
Smelters Picnic Grounds
JUDGE: TBA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Hack over 15 ne 15.2h
Hack over 15.2 ne 16h
Hack over 16h ne 16.2h
Hack over 16.2h
Open 15-15.2
Open 16.2 and over
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION
HACK (FROM EVENTS 1-6)
7. Show Hunter 15-15.2
8. Show Hunter15.2-16
9. Show Hunter16. 2 and over
10. Show Hunter 16.2 and over
11. Open Show Hunter 15-16
12. Open Show Hunter 16.2 and over
SHOW HUNTER HACK
(FROM EVENTS 7-12)
13. Rider 18 yrs & under 21 yrs
14. Rider 21 yrs & over
15. Rider 30 and over
CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER
(FROM EVENTS 13-15)
16. Galloway 14-14.2
17. Galloway 14.2-15
18. Open Galloway
GALLOWAY (FROM EVENTS 16-18)
19. Show Hunter Galloway 14-14.2h
20. Show Hunter Galloway 14.2-15
21. Open Show Hunter Galloway
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
(FROM EVENTS 19-21)
22. Pony 11hh
23. Pony 11-11.2
24. Pony 11.2-12
25. Pony 12-12.2
26. Open Pony 11.2
27. Open Pony 11.2-12.2
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL
SHOW PONY (FROM EVENTS 22-27)
28. Show Hunter Pony 11hh
29. Show Hunter Pony 11-1.2
30. Show Hunter Pony 11.2-12
32. Open Show Hunter Pony 11.2
33. Open Show Hunter Pony 11.2-12.2
CHAMPION & RESERVE
CHAMPION SMALL HUNTER PONY
(FROM EVENTS 28-33)
34. Pony 12.2-13
35. Pony 13-13.2
36. Pony over 13.2-14
37. Open Pony 13.2
38. Open Pony 13.2-14
LARGE SHOW PONY (FROM EVENTS 34-38)
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FRONT OF GRANDSTAND
42. Open Show Hunter Pony 12.2-14
LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONT (FROM
EVENTS 39-42)
43. Light Weight Pony 12.2
44. Heavy Weight Pony 12.2
45. Open Pony 12.2
46. Light Weight Pony 12.2-14
47. Heavy Weight Pony 12.2-14
48. Open Pony 12.2-14
SHOW PONY (FROM EVENTS 43-48)
49. Light Weight Show Hunter Pony 12.2
50. Heavy Weight Show Hunter Pony 12.2
51. Open Show Hunter Pony 12.2
52. Light Weight Show Hunter Pony 12.2-14
53. Heavy Weight Show Hunter Pony 12.2-14
54. Open Show Hunter Pony 12.2-14
CHAMPION AND RESERVE
CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY
(FROM EVENTS 49-54)
55. Rider 9 yrs and under
56. Rider 10 years and under 14 years
57. Rider 14 years and under 18
CHAMPION AND RESERVE JUNIOR RIDER
(FROM EVENTS 55-57)
58. Light Weight Hack
59. Heavy Weight Hack
60. Lady’s Hack
61. Gent’s Hack
62. Open Hack
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HACK
(FROM EVENTS 58-62)
63. Light Weight Show Hunter
64. Heavy Weight Show Hunter
65. Lady’s Show Hunter
66. Gent’s Show Hunter
67. Open Show Hunter
SHOW HUNTER (FROM EVENTS 63-67)
68. Light Weight Galloway
69. Heavy Weigh Galloway
70. Lady’s Galloway
71. Gent’s Galloway
72. Open Galloway
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
GALLOWAY (FROM EVENTS 68-72)
73. Light Weight Show Hunter Galloway
74. Heavy Weight Show Hunter Galloway
75. Lady’s Show Hunter Galloway
76. Gent’s Show Hunter Galloway
77. Open Show Hunter Galloway
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27
6-7
28
5
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY
(FROM EVENTS 75-77)
SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE FROM ALL
CHAMPIONS IN RINGS ONE AND TWO
TO BE JUDGED AT THE COMPLETION OF
BOTH RINGS
1. Luncheon 2. SA Ambulance
5. Toilets
9. Sports Shear
10. Merino Sheep
11. Merino Sheep
6. Prime Cattle
7. Beef Cattle
12. British Breed Sheep 13. Wool
15. Hay & Grain
16. Mall
18. Secretary’s Office
8. Publican Booth
14. Pavilion
17. Indoor Trade Blocks
19. Young Rural Ambassador Area - Official Opening
20. Poultry
21. School Displays
22. Catering Shed
26. Side Shows
27. Vintage Cars
28. Cater for Babies
23. Ladies Toilets
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17
25
30. Utes
24. Gents Toilets
31. Pets/Animal Nursery
25. Ramp
32. Rec Centre
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REGULATIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
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A subscriber of $20 is entitled to Two Adults, and one
vehicle.
A subscriber of $30 is entitled to Two Adults, Three
Children’s Tickets and one vehicle.
All entrants in Sections R, S, V, W, X must be members
of the Society. Entrance fee will be $1.30, Section X will
be $3.
Public Liability Insurance Cover of 30¢ must be paid for
all livestock entries, except in in Sections P, Pa, Q, &Qa
where cover is not required.
Prices for admission to Show Grounds on days of Show
will be: Members and Subscribers free on presentation
of tickets. Adults, non-members, $10 per day.
Children under 16 years of age, $5 per day.
Motor Cars and Vehicles other than Members, $5 per
day. Pre-school Children free.
Pensioners and Students $5 on presentation of
entitlement card.
The President or an Officer appointed by the Society
may withdraw any Exhibit from being judged, without
any reason being given.
As soon as the Judge’s decision is given, the name of
the Exhibitor may be placed on the exhibit, and if same
is for sale a price may be fixed thereto, or the time
specified when it will be sold.
No person or persons will be admitted to the Pavilion,
Yards, Tents, or Show Ring or enclosure roped off space
while the Articles or Stock are being judged, except one
person in charge of horses, Committee and Judges, the
two latter of whom shall wear distinct badges.
No Exhibitor or his agent shall have personal
communication with the Judges while in the execution of
their duties, on it being proved that such communication
has been held the Exhibitor may be disqualified. Should
any information be required by the Judges, it must be
obtained through the Stewards or through the Secretary.
Any Exhibitor or attendant with an exhibit giving
annoyance to the Judges, or making use of insulting
language to the Committee, Judges or Officials, shall be
liable to have his exhibits disqualified, and or be expelled
from the ground.
Entries for all exhibits for the Show received by the
Secretary or the Society are subject to the approval of
the Committee, who may decline to accept such entry
without assigning any reason for doing so. Entries for
exhibits in all classes are received by the Society only on
the express condition that the Exhibitors agree to abide
by the decisions of the Judges, Stewards or Committee.
The decisions and awards made and given are final and
not subject to any action at law.
Judges are empowered to withhold prizes where exhibits
are considered unworthy. The judge’s decision to be
final.
The public must leave the Building at 4.30 p.m. after
which time only Exhibitors will be admitted for removal
of exhibits.
No Stock or other exhibit to be removed until 4.30
p.m. and any exhibit leaving the ground before that
time without the permission of the Secretary may be
disqualified.
No Stock or other exhibit to be sold by auction on
the ground unless it has been shown for competition,
and not until 4.30 p.m. and by permission of the subcommittee.
All Sideshow, including Pugilistic Shows, will be under
the control of the Showmen's Guild of South Australia,
under terms and conditions mutually agreed upon. The
Society reserves the right to refuse any persons a stand
or stall without assigning any reason for doing so.
16. All Sideshow men must have pegs of tents, etc.,
adequately covered to protect the public.
17. No secondhand Vehicles or Machinery shall be exhibited
for Sale.
18. The President, Secretary or an appointed Officer of the
Society, shall have power to enter any Side-show at any
time they wish, free of charge.
19. An area to be decided by the Committee will be allotted
to applicants on which to display Machinery, Motors or
other Goods.
A charge for the First such Block will be $40 and each
subsequent Block will be charged at the rate of $20 per
Block Outdoors, Indoors $70.
20. All Cars must be parked where directed by Officials.
21. All prizes will be paid on day of Show.
22. The dates named for closing entries will be strictly
adhered to, subscriptions or entry fees must be paid
before or when entries are made.
23. No Steward shall attend with the Judge in any class in
which he is an exhibitor but may assist in a Stewards
capacity.
1. A subscriber of $20 is entitled to Two Adults, and one
vehicle.
A subscriber of $30 is entitled to Two Adults, Three
Children’s Tickets and one vehicle.
2. All entrants in Sections R, S, V, W, X must be members
of the Society. Entrance fee will be $1.30, Section X will
be $3.
3. Public Liability Insurance Cover of 30¢ must be paid for
all livestock entries, except in in Sections P, Pa, Q, &Qa
where cover is not required.
4. Prices for admission to Show Grounds on days of Show
will be: Members and Subscribers free on presentation
of tickets. Adults, non-members, $10 per day.
Children under 16 years of age, $5 per day.
Motor Cars and Vehicles other than Members, $5 per
day. Pre-school Children free.
Pensioners and Students $5 on presentation of
entitlement card.
5. The President or an Officer appointed by the Society
may withdraw any Exhibit from being judged, without
any reason being given.
6. As soon as the Judge’s decision is given, the name of
the Exhibitor may be placed on the exhibit, and if same
is for sale a price may be fixed thereto, or the time
specified when it will be sold.
7. No person or persons will be admitted to the Pavilion,
Yards, Tents, or Show Ring or enclosure roped off space
while the Articles or Stock are being judged, except one
person in charge of horses, Committee and Judges, the
two latter of whom shall wear distinct badges.
8. No Exhibitor or his agent shall have personal
communication with the Judges while in the execution of
their duties, on it being proved that such communication
has been held the Exhibitor may be disqualified. Should
any information be required by the Judges, it must be
obtained through the Stewards or through the Secretary.
9. Any Exhibitor or attendant with an exhibit giving
annoyance to the Judges, or making use of insulting
language to the Committee, Judges or Officials, shall be
liable to have his exhibits disqualified, and or be expelled
from the ground.
10. Entries for all exhibits for the Show received by the
Secretary or the Society are subject to the approval of
the Committee, who may decline to accept such entry
without assigning any reason for doing so. Entries for
exhibits in all classes are received by the Society only on
the express condition that the Exhibitors agree to abide
by the decisions of the Judges, Stewards or Committee.
REGULATIONS
The decisions and awards made and given are final and
not subject to any action at law.
11. Judges are empowered to withhold prizes where exhibits
are considered unworthy. The judge’s decision to be
final.
12. The public must leave the Building at 4.30 p.m. after
which time only Exhibitors will be admitted for removal
of exhibits.
13. No Stock or other exhibit to be removed until 4.30
p.m. and any exhibit leaving the ground before that
time without the permission of the Secretary may be
disqualified.
14. No Stock or other exhibit to be sold by auction on
the ground unless it has been shown for competition,
and not until 4.30 p.m. and by permission of the subcommittee.
15. All Sideshow, including Pugilistic Shows, will be under
the control of the Showmen’s Guild of South Australia,
under terms and conditions mutually agreed upon. The
Society reserves the right to refuse any persons a stand
or stall without assigning any reason for doing so.
16. All Sideshow men must have pegs of tents, etc.,
adequately covered to protect the public.
17. No secondhand Vehicles or Machinery shall be exhibited
for Sale.
18. The President, Secretary or an appointed Officer of the
Society, shall have power to enter any Side-show at any
time they wish, free of charge.
19. An area to be decided by the Committee will be allotted
to applicants on which to display Machinery, Motors or
other Goods.
A charge for the First such Block will be $60 and each
subsequent Block will be charged at the rate of $30 per
Block Outdoors $60, Indoors $70.
20. All Cars must be parked where directed by Officials.
21. All prizes will be paid on day of Show.
22. The dates named for closing entries will be strictly
adhered to, subscriptions or entry fees must be paid
before or when entries are made.
23. No Steward shall attend with the Judge in any class in
which he is an exhibitor but may assist in a Stewards
capacity.
REGULATIONS
24. Any Exhibitor giving a wrong description of his or her
exhibit with the intentions of deceiving the Society shall
render such exhibit or exhibits liable to disqualification,
and the prize or prizes (if any) liable to forfeiture, and
may be debarred from exhibiting at anyfuture show,
and Exhibitors may be requested to make statutory
declaration regarding their exhibits if the Committee so
desires.
25. Protests in all cases must be in writing, and must be
accompanied by a deposit with the Secretary of a
sum representing half the value of the Prize (with a
maximum amount of $10) awarded by the Judge, and
may be forfeited if protest is not upheld. Protests must
be lodged with the Secretary within one hour after
judging.
26. No responsibility shall rest on, and no liability shall be
incurred by the Society in respect to any event connected
with the Show.
27. The Society will not under any circumstances hold itself
liable for any accident on the ground or premises.
28. The Society will not under any circumstances hold itself
responsible for any loss, damage to, or any misdelivery
of any exhibits, but every reasonable care will be taken
of exhibits.
29. Any exhibitor or Attendant refusing to attach the prize
card or ribbon to any exhibit to which a prize is awarded
and to keep the same on during the show, may be
disqualified from again competing. No exhibitor will
be allowed to display any Prize-Card or Ribbon on an
exhibit, stall or stand, other than those issued by the
Society for the current year until the judging of that
Section has been completed.
30. All Exhibitors must place their exhibits in the
space allotted to them by the Stewards in charge
of the class, and no exhibit or portion of same shall
afterwards be removed or substituted, under penalty of
disqualification.
31. Exhibitors or their Agents must if requested point out to
the Stewards their respective exhibits, in order that they
may be identified, classified, and numbered according
to the Catalogue before being submitted to the Judges.
32. Any prize awarded by the Judge which may be withheld
in consequence of a valid protest, may be awarded to
the exhibit next in order of merit.
33. Should any exhibit having gained a prize be disqualified,
the next in order of merit does not necessarily obtain the
prize. The Committee with or without the advice of the
Judge shall decide the question.
34. Should there be any reason to suspect that any exhibit
is either diseased or dangerous, the Society reserve the
right of refusing admittance to or removing the same
from the ground at the expense of the Exhibitor.
35. All persons exhibiting shall accept the decision of
the Judges appointed by the Society as to the merits
of their exhibits, and in the case of protests alleging
infringement of the Regulations, the decision of the
Committee shall be accepted as final, except on appeal
to the Northern Agricultural Societies Association.
36. No entry will be received from any persons disqualified
by this Society, or by the Northern Agricultural Societies
Association during the period of such disqualifications,
and should any entry be accidentally accepted, it shall
when discovered be deemed void and the entry fee may
be forfeited.
37. Any matter not dealt with shall be decided by the
Committee concerned, whose decisions shall be final.
Five to form a quorum.
38. Cups and Trophies which must be won more than once
shall remain in custody of the Society until the winner is
determined.
39. Any conditions or regulations printed in this prize list
under the various Sectional headings are to be construed
as part of the regulations governing the conduct of the
Show of the Society and equally binding on Exhibitors.
40. All applications for connection to the electricity supply
must be approved by the President, or his nominee.
41. No exhibit having taken a First Prize will be allowed to
compete in any other Class, unless otherwise provided
for.
42. The Judges are empowered to decide upon the age of
any animal exhibit in any class. Age of horse to date
from 1st August.
43. No exhibitor will be allowed to make more than three
Entries in one class, with the exception of Section P, Pa,
& M.
44. No cheques outstanding over two years will be honoured
by the Society.
45. In the event of a tie, the final decision will be awarded on
a countback.
46. Any unauthorised person found on grounds after dark on
Friday or Saturday of the show will be prosecuted.
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OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Proud to again be suppliers of all the
Amusement
Rides
Games
Carnival Catering
to the
CRYSTAL BROOK
SHOW SOCIETY
Our acknowledgement must be expressed to ‘Reflections’ Art, Craft and Antique Gallery Inc for their Grant of $500,
together with Discount City Carpets, for their support in
enabling the refurbishment of the Show Office. Also our
Mr Rob Brooks for the restoration of our table and display
cabinets. Your support is sincerely appreciated.
Thank You!
A. REDDEN SEC/TREASURER ON BEHALF OF THE CRYSTAL BROOK SHOW SOCIETY
For your show needs contact:
The Secretary
ALAN LYNCH
PO Box 276, Two Wells SA 5501
Mobile 0418 819 994
78
79
NORTH WESTERN
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Secretary
PO Box 159
Crystal Brook, S.A. 5523
To:
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________
AFFIX
STAMP
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