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DALGETY SHOW SOCIETY INC. 70TH ANNUAL ONE DAY SHOW SUNDAY 2ND MARCH 2014 The Show For Kids SHOW SCHEDULE & ENTRY FORMS www.dalgetyshow.com.au SHOW OF THE SNOWY RIVER SHIRE 1 2 Table of Contents Sponsors Officials Program of Events & Attractions Show Entry Information & Gate Prizes Woodchop Teams Challenge Tug-O-War Novelty Section – “Working Dogs” Yard Dog Trials Section B – Merino Sheep Section B1 – Merino Wool Section C – Cattle Stud Section C1 – Cattle Commercial Junior Judging Beef Cattle Dalgety Show Rural Achiever Award Section D – Vegetables Section E – Flowers Section F – Cooking Section G – Condiments Section H – Needlework Section I – Knitting Section J - Junior Section K - Photography Section L – Fine Arts & 3D Arts & Crafts Section M - Home Brew Section P – Poultry Section Q – Patchwork, Quilting & Applique Genral Entry Form Conditions of Entry Horse section schedule available separately 3 p 5,6,8,9 p 10 p 12 p 13 p 15 p 17 p 18 p 19 p 21, 22 p 24,25,26 p 27 p 29 p 31 p 32 p 34 p 35-36 p 36-38 p 41,42 p 43 p 45 p 47 p 49 p 50 p 52 p 54 p 55-57 p 59 p 61 p 66 Berridale inn hotel moteL PROUD SPONSORS OF THE DALGETY 2014 SHOW JINDABYNE RD, BERRIDALE 3+)$;EHUULGDOHKRWHO#ELJSRQGFRP Berridale Licensed Post Office 01&/.0/'3*t".1. Proud Sponsor of the Dalgety Show Phone: 6456 3240 24 Myack Street, Berridale 4 The Dalgety Show Society would like to formally thank our sponsors and volunteers for thier contribution in 2014 and previous years. The Dalgety Show has a long tradition of community support in our region spanning 70 years. Thank you for your commitment to our continued success. MAJOR SPONSORS AMS Australia PTY Ltd. Berridale Inn Buckleys Rural Services Cooma-Monaro Express Cooma Rural Supplies Elders Cooma Gibb Family Trust Gordon Litchfield Wool Landmark Cooma John Barilaro MP Monaro Wool Services Mountain Adventure Centre Paddy Palin Jindabyne Office Play Service One Members Banking SnowFM/2XL Snowy River Shire Council TCR Concrete Pumping Tyrepower Westpac SPONSORS Buckleys Crossing Hotel Bush Basics Caltex Berridale Cocina Mexican Grill & Cantina Colock Poultry Conrayn Merino Stud Cooma Car Club Cooma Crash Repairs Cooma Flower Shop Cooma Mitre 10 Cooma Pet Shop Cooma Power Equipment Cooma TAFE Coonie Pastrol Co. Corbys Heating & Cooling Cottage Park Merino Stud Dalgety- Berridale Transport Dalgety CWA Doyle, A Alpine Electrical Alpine Fire Safety Alpine Motor Group Arable Stud Bede Nichols Electrical Beech Plumbing Bellevue Park Poultry Berridale Appliance Service Berridale Earth Moving Berridale Post Office Berridale Pharmacy Birdsnest Blaxland Mawson & Rose Blizzard Print & Design Boloco Bombala Garden Club Boyce Chartered Accountants Bracher Timbers Brew Your Own at Home 5 Moontree Nelson Steve Never Ending Memories Nick Kirshner Livestock & Property Pages of Life Patchwork Quint-essential Dr Peter Hendy MP Quods Plumbing Services Roger Salis & June McCormack Rosemont The Patchwork Shop Roskin Angus Stud Schoos Studios Shear Delight Snow Country Fresh Produce Snowy Camping World Snowprint Bookshop Snowy Mountains Plumbing Snowy Mountains Sand & Gravel Snowy Mountains Vetinary Group Snowy Plains Merino Stud Snowy River Constructions Snowy River Holiday Park Snowy River Pony Club Snowy River Real Estate Snowy River Shire Council South East Axemen’s Association South East Rural Supplies South East Tile & Bathroom Southern Service Centre Spotlight Stuart Fletcher Electrician Summit Sun Sundance Bakehouse The Fabric Salon Tracey Leck Tradesmans Centre Walters, J Whan, Steve Woolworths Fergusson Real Estate & Property Janice Franklin GP Plumbing GIO Insurance Hazeldean Highlander Combined Services High Country Automotive High Country Communications Hipocket Iona Gardens & Café Jemalong Wool Jimenbuen Pastoral Company Jindabyne Auto Repairs Jindabyne Landscaping Pty Ltd John Paske Carpet Court KD Artwork Kevin Biilman Builder Ladybug Horticulture Lake Jindabyne Plumbing Lansdown Park Poultry Leader Products Lex Suthern Little Outlaws Macks Auto & Tyre Centre Mainstreet Monster Sports MB Mechanical Services Melray Meats Mitre 10 Jindabyne MM Design Monaro Angus Breeders Association Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd Monaro Meats Monaro Media Group Monaro Merino Association Commercial Branch Monaro Post Monaro Stitchers Monaro Trade Centre Monaro Truck & Machinery Repairs Monbeef Pty Ltd A special thankyou to the MOP team from Cooma. The Dalgety Show Society Inc would especially like to thank Snowy River Shire Council for their ongoing support both financially and in kind. The support that SRSC provides helps ensure the success of Dalgety Show. 6 7 SPONSOR NAMES BY CATEGORIES YARD DOGS AMS Australia Pty Ltd, Bede Nichols Electrical, Berridale Appliance Service, Blaxland Mawson & Rose, Boyce Chartered Accountants, Buckley’s Rural Services, Caltex Berridale, Cooma-Monaro Express & Summit Sun, Cooma Mitre 10, Cooma Pet Shop, Cooma Rural Supplies, GIO Insurance, Gordon Litchfield Wool, High Country Automotive, Jemalong Wool, Monaro Media Group, Monaro Truck & Machinery Reapirs, Monaro Wool Services, Nick Kirshner Livestock & Property, Snowy Camping World, Snowy Mountains Veterinary Group, Snowy Rver Constructions, Westpac B-SHEEP Arable Stud, Colin Mould, Conrayn Merino Stud, Cooma Power Equipment, Elders Cooma, Jemalong Wool, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Monaro Meats, Monaro Wool Serivces, Office Play, Snowy Camping World, Snowy River Plains Merino Stud B1-WOOL Arable Stud, Jemalong Wool, Jimenbuen Pastrol Co., Monaro Merion Association Commercial Branch, Monaro Wool Services C-CATTLE Hazeldean, Melray Meats, Monaro Angus Breeders Association, Monaro Livestock & Property Pty Ltd, Monaro Meats, Monbeef Pty Ltd, Nick Kirshner Livestock & Property, Lex Suthern, Roger Salis & June McCormack, Rosskin Angus Stud, Snowy Camping World D-VEGETABLES Iona Gardens, Moontree, Snow Country Fresh Produce, Snowy Mountains Sand & Gravel, Sundance Bakery, Southern Service Centre, Steve Whan E-FLOWERS Cooma Crash Repairs, Cooma Flower Shop, Iona Gardens, Landmark Cooma, Bombala Garden Club F-COOKING Berridale Post Office, Dalgety CWA, Sundance Bakery, Walters, Judy G-CONDIMENTS MB Mechanical Services, Corby’s Heating & Cooling H-NEEDLEWORK Gordon Litchfield Wool, MM Design, Spotlight, The Fabric Salon I-KNITTING Gordon Litchfield Wool, Never Ending Memories, Spotlight, Tracy Leck J-JUNIOR High Country Automotive, High Country Communications, Little Outlaws, Monaro Meats 8 K-PHOTOGRAPHY Doyle, AnnMarie, John Paske Carpet Court, Monaro Media Group, Schoos Studio L-FINE ARTS Coonie Pastrol Company M-HOME BREW Bracher Timbers, Brew Your Own at Home P-POULTRY Alpine Motor Group, Beech Plumbing, Bellevue Park Poultry, Colock Poultry, Cooma Rural, Elders Cooma, Jindabyne Auto Repairs, Lansdown Park Poultry Special Bird - Franklin, Janice, Ladybug Horticulture, Leader Products, Nelson, Steve, Snowy Mountains Plumbing, Stuart Fletcher Electrician Q-PATCHWORK, QUILTING & APPLIQUE Alpine Motor Group, Gordon Litchfield Wool, Pages of Life, Patchwork Quint-essential, Rosemont Patchwork Shop, Shear Delight, Spotlight, The Fabric Salon, Monaro Stitchers RURAL ACHIEVER Birdsnest, Bush Basics, Cooma TAFE, Mainstreet, Service One Members Banking NOVELTY EVENT Boloco Creek Steelworks TEAMS CHALLENGE Alpine Fire Safety, Berridale Post Office, Tyrepower TUG-OF-WAR Berridale Inn, Jindabyne Auto Repairs, Lake Jindabyne Plumbing WOODCHOP Cooma Rual Supplies, South East Axemen’s Association, John Barilaro, MP GATE PRIZES Jindabyne Landscaping, Mitre 10 - Cooma, Monaro Trade Centre, Woolworths - Cooma, Mountain Adventure Centre/Paddy Pallin Jindabyne KIDS GATE PRIZES Monster Sports, Snowprint Bookshop HORSES Berridale Earthmoving, Buckley’s Rural Services, Cocina Mexican Grill and Cantina, Dalgety - Berridale Transport, Elders Cooma, Gibb Family Trust, Snowy Camping World, Snowy River Pony Club, TCR Concrete Pumping, Quods Plumbing Services 9 OFFICIALS LIFE MEMBERS Mr C Power, Mrs N Wallace, Mr C Roberson, Mr AL Schaefer, Mrs J Walters, Mr & Mrs R Kilpatrick, Mrs G Turton, Mr JR Hedger, Mrs E McMahon, Mr and Mrs D Glasson EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER PUBLIC OFFICER PUBLICITY OFFICER Tricia Gerny Phil Daley Natalee Reid Vickii Wallace Bernadette Beck Bernadette Beck Jackie Fenton Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone 6456 5364 6456 5313 6456 3440 6456 6725 6456 5261 6456 5261 6456 6795 OFFICE BEARERS ENTRY SECRETARY PAVILION SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT PAVILION SUPERINTENDENT RING SECRETARY AUDITOR GATE KEEPER ASSISTANT GATE KEEPERS GROUNDSMAN/ STALL HOLDERS ASSISTANT GROUNDSMAN SAFETY OFFICER HON. VETERINARIAN Carol Doyle Phone 6456 5072 Annie O’Keefe Charlie Roberson Tineke Tamis Bill Smits Noel Buckland Doris Kalivoda & Mike Hardwick Damien Doyle Phone 6456 5072 Brendan May Tom Beck Phone 6456 5261 Snowy Mountains Veterinary Group The Dalgety Show Society sincerely thanks the local media. ABC South East Radio, the Land Newspaper, Monaro Community Radio, the Monaro Post, Snowy Mountains 2XL & Snow FM, the Snowy River Echo and the Summit Sun have once again given the Dalgety Show generous coverage and support. PARKING TO BE CARRIED OUT UNDER OFFICIAL’S DIRECTION 10 Proud to support the Dalgety Show 2014. BERRIDALE PHARMACY Open Monday – Friday 9am to 5:30pm Saturday - 9am to 12noon 3) EHUULGDOHSKDUPDF\#ELJSRQGFRP The Little Shop that’s BIG on Service PROUD SPONSOR OF THE DALGETY SHOW Our Club meets 1st Monday, every month, 7pm Bolaro St, Cooma Club House SAFE DRIVING...LOOSE TAPPETT 11 PROGRAM OF EVENTS & ATTRACTIONS 7.30am Yard Dog Trials commence 8.30am Quilt Exhibition in Dalgety Memorial Hall opens 8.30am Horse rings commence 9.00am Showground Pavilion opens 9.00am Patting Paddock opens 9.30am Sheep Judging commences 9.30am Judging in Pavilion commences (Pavillion will be closed for 1 hour) 10.00am Cattle, Wool & Poultry judging commences 10.00am Judging in Dalgety Memorial Hall commences 11.00am Judging of the “Beware Cattle Ahead” Novelty Section 11.00am Woodchop events commence 1.00pm Official Opening 2014 Dalgety Show by Prime Possum 2.00pm Snowy River Tyrepower Teams Challenge 2.30pm Tug-O-War competition 3.30pm Quilt Exhibition - Viewers’ Choice announced TBA Novelty foot races for children under 10 years General Sideshows & children’s attractions Numerous trade & commercial exhibits throughout the grounds. Don’t forget to take a wander over to the Dalgety Memorial Hall where there are exhibitions and displays. 12 SHOW ENTRY INFORMATION Gate Entry Prices Adults $10 Aged Pensioners $5 School children free (must present school pass). All exhibitors must pay gate fee to enter showground. Wristbands will be issued and must be worn on show day. Lucky Gate Prizes Jindabyne Mitre 10; Jindabyne Landscaping; Mainstreet Clothing; Monaro Trade Centre; Woolworths Cooma; 8 x Vouchers Voucher Vouchers Voucher Store voucher Kids Gate Prizes Monster Sports; Snowprint Bookshop 2 x Vouchers 7 x Vouchers BBQ, BAR & KIOSK As usual providing great food and drink choices BBQ B/FAST: Dalgety School P&C will be cooking up a brekky. BBQ: Robert & Michelle Thompson with their dedicated staff of fabulous BBQ cooks who will be whipping up a feast of BBQ delights. BAR: Damien Doyle and team will be able to help you with your choice of tipple. KIOSK: Vickii Wallace & her helpful crew will see you amply fed. If at busy times throughout the day there is a small wait – please be patient and remember your Please & Thank You’s as all our workers are tireless volunteers 13 There’s more to home insurance, so let’s be clear With GIO Home Insurance, you’ll know exactly where you stand. Your local GIO agent will explain the range of comprehensive products and options available to you. Call us today and you could also save 15% when you combine your home and its contents insurance with us on one policy. Catherina Evans 51 Vale Street Cooma 02 6452 3474 Catherina Evans is an Authorised Representative of AAI Limited ABN 48 005 297 807 AFSL 230859 trading as GIO, the issuer of these products. Read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement before deciding on the product and consider whether it is right for you. Ask us for a copy. 22702 OPS 05/07/13 A 14 SNOWY RIVER WOODCHOP WOODCHOPPING PROGRAM SUNDAY 2ND MARCH 2014 11.00AM START EVENTS 1ST 2ND 3RD FEE 1. JUNIOR (21 UNDER) 300 U/H HCP SPONSORED BY NSWAA $50 $30 $20 $8.00 2. JUNIOR (UNDER 21) 275 S/B HCP SPONSORED BY NSWAA $50 $30 $20 $8.00 3. NOVICE 300 U/H HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00 4. NOVICE 250 S/B HCP $60 $30 $15 $10.00 5. OPEN 275 S/B HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00 6. OPEN 275 U/H HCP $120 $60 $25 $15.00 7. CHAMPIONSHIP 275 S/B $100 $50 $25 $15.00 8. 2 MAN B/B U/H HCP $100 $60 $40 $8.00 P/P TICK ENTRY FORM; NO BLOCK NO CHOP!!! ENTRIES CLOSE 2 WEEKS PRIOR EVENT!!! PREPAID ENTRIES PAYABLE TO ; SOUTHEAST AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. ADMINISTRATION FEE APPLIES; $2.00 TOTAL ENCLOSED:…………… NAME:……………………………....................................................... ADDRESS:……………………………................................................. TELEPHONE NO:……………………………… SIGNATURE:……………………………….... DATE………………… I will not hold the event organisers responsible for any loss, damage or injury. SOUTH EAST AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION INC; TO; PETER KNIGHT 9 KNIGHT ST TOWAMBA NSW 2550 0264967005 / 0429837621 NOTE; ALL EVENTS WILL BE RUN UNDER THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE SOUTH EAST AXEMENS ASSOCIATION INC. THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM WITHOUT NOTICE. 15 SOUTH EAST RURAL SUPPLIES SUPER SPEICAL ON SUGAR CANE MULCH CALL IN FOR A GREAT PRICE Euroa Country Clothing › Hard-wearing Baxter & Blundstone Boots › Drenches & Herbicides › Stock Feed › Electric Fencing & Equipment › Fertilizer › A6 Pipe Fittings 7\YL>VVSSPRLZPSR<UKLY^LHY 5L^6[^H`.\T)VV[Z3PNO[>H[LYWYVVM )S\LKVN,\YVH1LHUZ7L[JHYL =HSL:[*VVTH7O-H_! 16 SNOWY RIVER TYREPOWER TEAMS CHALLENGE 2.00pm Register your team at the Secretary’s Office by 12 noon on the day 1st Prize: $300 2nd Prize: $200 3rd Prize: $100 RULES & REGULATIONS: a) Each team shall consist of 8 members. b) Only 2 members shall partake in each of the set races. c) Both members must cross the finish line to record a result. d) Bales of wool will be supplied by the Dalgety Show Society and will be drawn for at the start of each race. e) Wheelbarrows for the wheelbarrow race shall be supplied by Dalgety Show Society. f) Bags of wheat will be supplied by the Dalgety Show Society. g) Points will be awarded for each race win as follows:- Winner 3, second 2, and third 1. h) The 3 teams with the highest aggregate points will compete in the final COMPETITION The challenge shall consist of 4 races. RACE 1 – WHEAT LUMPING – 2 team members will carry either individually or as team a standard bag of wheat from the start for 50 metres and return to the finish line. If carried as a team, both members must carry the bag for the full distance and cross the finish line. If carried as individuals the members must swap the bag at the 50 metre point and both cross the finish line. RACE 2 – WHEELBARROW RACE – another 2 team members shall push a wheelbarrow over a 50 metre slalom course with one member in/on the barrow. At the 50 metre mark the competitors will swap roles and push to the finish. RACE 3 – WOOL BALE ROLLING – another 2 team members will roll a bale of wool for a distance of 30 metres in a slalom type course and turn around and return to the finish line. Special Award - Gordon Litchfield Wool perpetual trophy plus $60 for the fastest wool bale rolling team. RACE 4 – FLAG RACE – another 2 team members shall run flags out onto posts and retrieve them. The first member shall take the flags out and place them into sockets on the posts. Once the first flag has been placed on the post the second team member will race to retrieve the flag and place it in the barrel at the start/finish line. The first team to place and retrieve all of the flags will be the winner of that event. 17 ARTHUR COSTELLO TUG-0-WAR Arthur Costello passed away in 2004 and in his memory the Dalgety Show Society is proud to present this event named in his memory after the gentle Irish giant facilitated tug-o-war challenges across the region for many years. 2.30pm in front of the bar $700 cash and a perpetual trophy to be won Get your muscles pumped and teams of eight together for these prestigious classes. 1. Mens - $300 2. Ladies - $300 3. Juniors - $100 Colin Mould Alpine Electrical Lic. No. 114477c &RPPHUFLDO,QGXVWULDO'RPHVWLF6RODU Installation & maintenance 24 hour emergency service Phone 6456 3147 Fax 6456 4317 Mobile 0408 484 028 EmailFPRXOG#ELJSRQGQHWDX 32%R[¶%XVK+DOO·%HUULGDOH16: 18 NOVELTY EVENT WORKING DOGS a farmer’s best mate Make one or make a pack Any breed, shape or size, young or old Make it, glue it, sew it, weld it, nail it or paint it from anything you can think of but don’t use the real dog! Sections: a. Open b. Under 18 c. Under 6 Deliver entries to the Concrete Bunker (near the sheep pavillion) before 9.00am on the day of the Show Judging 11.00am CHAMPION – OPEN: $30.00 CHAMPION – UNDER 18: $30.00 CHAMPION – UNDER 6: $20.00 Proudly Sponsored by: BOLOCO CREEK STEELWORKS Further enquiries phone Liz - 64565017 19 Ph: 6456 5130 Come Come and and see see our our beautiful beautiful new new selection selection of of flower flower and and vegetable vegetable seedlings seedlings in in stock stock now. now. We We also also have have a great great selection selection of of fruit fruit and and ornamental ornamental trees. trees. Will Dixon: 0427 025 809 A/h: (02) 6452 6816 Gary Evans: 0427 994 429 A/h: (02) 6452 6275 Locally owned livestock agency servicing the Monaro and Snowy Mountains region. 5/133 Sharp St, Cooma 20 Ph: (02) 6452 7747 WESTPAC MONARO YARD DOG CHAMPIONSHIPS To be held at Dalgety Show Commencing at 7.30am Run under NSW Yard Dog Association rules Prize money and prizes worth $3,500 CHIEF STEWARD: STEWARDS: Mr. Larry Wallace Mr Neil Lynch, Mr Dean Incher CLASSES Maiden Novice Improver Open Entry Fee $7 Entry Fee $9 Entry Fee $10 Entry Fee $13 NOTES: Novice dogs may enter Improver and Open on payment of additional fee or fees. It is possible that novice dogs being entered into Improver or Open may be deleted owing to pressure of time and numbers. Improver trial will be run in conjunction with the open trial. Improver dogs may enter Monaro Championships with payment of additional Monaro Championship fee. Gate charge $10.00 adult, Aged pensioners $5.00, children under 15 years free. Gate charge payable at gate on Show day. Entries not accompanied with entry fees will not be accepted. Draw will be made available on day of show. Fees may be returned if handler notifies Larry Wallace of cancellation prior to the draw being made on Friday 14th February 2014. Breakfast will be available at the showground on Sunday morning. PRIZES Highest Scoring Female $200 + Jim Buckley’s Rural Services Perpetual Trophy 21 WESTPAC MONARO YARD DOG CHAMPIONSHIPS ENTRY FORM Please enter dogs in the order in which they are to be run. NAME OF DOG MAIDEN NOVICE IMPROVER MONARO CHAMP Gate charges $10 adult, Aged pensioners $5, children under 15 years free. Note: All entries prepaid, closing date Friday 14th February 2014 Cheques made payable to Dalgety Show Society Inc. and posted with this entry form to: Larry Wallace “Yallaroi” Dalgety NSW 2628 NAME: ......................................................................................................................... ADDRESS: .................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................... TELEPHONE: ................................................................................................................. TOTAL ENTRY FEE ENCLOSED (incl. gate charges): $ ................................................... I will not hold the organisers responsible for any loss, damage or injury SIGNATURE: ................................................................................................................ For further information please contact: Larry Wallace Ph (02) 6456 5049 Fax (02) 6456 5227 Tricia Gerny President Dalgety Show Society Phone (02) 6456 5364 22 Westpac Agri Business Supporting The Monaro Community Since 1874 Local Managers Local Knowledge For Specialist Advice Call Ray McDonald 0409 465 806 23 SECTION B MERINO SHEEP Chief Stewards: Mr Peter Lette Stewards: Mr Jock Wallace RULES: 1. Limited number of pens available 2. Merino stud sheep must carry current NSWBA ear label 3. Owner declaration forms on animal health to accompany all Sheep 4. The Hazeldean Pastoral Company Trophy for the most successful exhibitor in open merino classes will be in accordance with the following rules: (a) The exhibitor to hold the trophy for the year in which it was won (b) The following points to be awarded and the highest total is to win the trophy; 1st 3 points; 2nd 2 points; section champion 2 points; reserve section champion 1 point; grand champion 2 points, reserve grand champion 1 point; 1st for a group 3 points; 2nd for a group 1 point; Only 1 point will be scored in any class unless there are 2 or more competitors. Declaration form available from Peter Lette (02) 6456 3034. STRONG WOOL 4. Ewe not showing more than 2 teeth 5. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over 6. August shorn ewe any age CHAMPION STRONG WOOL EWE 1. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 2. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 3. August shorn ram any age CHAMPION STRONG WOOL RAM MEDIUM WOOL 10. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth 11. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over 12. August shorn ewe any age CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL EWE 7. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 8. Ram showing 4 teeth & over 9. August shorn ram any age CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL RAM FINE WOOL 16. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth 17. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over 18. August shorn ewe any age CHAMPION FINE WOOL EWE 13. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 14. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 15. August shorn ram any age CHAMPION FINE WOOL RAM SUPERFINE WOOL 22. Ewe showing not more than 2 teeth 23. Ewe showing 4 teeth and over 24. August shorn ewe any age CHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL EWE 19. Ram showing not more than 2 teeth 20. Ram showing 4 teeth and over 21. August shorn ram any age CHAMPION SUPERFINE WOOL RAM 24 SPECIAL GROUPS 25. The BM Wallace Trophy for a group consisting of ram and 2 ewes to be judged with due regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type 26. The Arrawnook Merino Stud Trophy for an exhibit of 3 rams to be judged with due regards to type and uniformity. These sheep need not have the same wool type. MEAT BREEDS 27. Best Meat Breed Ram any age 28. Best Meat Breed Ewe any age 29. Best 3 Fat Lambs JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION EWE $25 donated by Conrayn Stud JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RAM $25 donated by Conrayn Stud GRAND CHAMPION EWE Dudley Griffiths Trophy and $25 prize BOB WALTERS GRAND CHAMPION RAM Bob Walters Memorial Perpetual Trophy and $25 prize BOYD MOULD SUPREME MERINO EXHIBIT $100 donated by Colin Mould and Perpeptual Shield and Trophy MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $50 prize and Hazeldean Pastoral Co. Trophy MERINO FLOCK SHEEP Stud breeders are not eligible to enter flock sheep section. Sheep to be bred by exhibitor and must be naturally grazed. Shearing date to be specified when entered. 30. 3 Ewe lambs Spring born 31. 3 Ewe lambs Autumn born 32. 3 two tooth Ewes fine wool 33. 3 two tooth Ewes medium wool 34. 3 two tooth Ewes strong wool CHAMPION PEN 3 LAMBS Cecil Thompson Memorial Trophy and $20 prize 25 CHAMPION 3 TWO TOOTH EWES Middleview Trophy and $20 donated by Elders Cooma CHAMPION 3 MERINO EWES ANY AGE C Dwyer Trophy and $100 Voucher towards Service & Safety Check donated by Cooma Power Equipment Service Advice Price Full range of Tyres from cars to tractors Wheel Alignment & Balancing Batteries Snowy River Tyrepower 7 Percy Harris St Jindabyne Ph: 6457 2488 www.tyrepower.com.au TRADESMEN’S CENTRE COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC Door locks supplied & fitted Automotive locks & keys Keys cut to code & made to locks Restricted key systems Safe sales & service 79 Sharp Street Cooma NSW 2630 P. 6452 2296 A/H. 6452 3287 M. 0412 487 847 F. 6452 2940 Lic. No. 407 805 281 26 SECTION B1 MERINO WOOL Entries will be accepted on show day - only until 9am. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Chief Steward: BY-LAWS: Mr Ben Litchfield Wool must not be more than twelve months growth and shorn within the last 12 months. All fleeces must be skirted. Rams wool not eligible for championship prize. Sheep to have been bred by competitor. STUD BREEDERS INELIGIBLE TO ENTER COMMERCIAL BREEDERS SECTION STUD COMMERCIAL 1. Superfine Wool Fleece 2. Fine Wool Fleece 3. Medium Wool Fleece 4. Strong Wool Fleece 5. Ram Fleece, Open To All Classes 6. Superfine Wool Fleece 7. Fine Wool Fleece 8. Medium Wool Fleece 9. Strong Wool Fleece CHAMPION STUD BREEDERS FLEECE Highest Points Score Thos.W Green Trophy and $25 prize BEST THREE FLEECES OF THE SAME COUNT RA Hedger Trophy (Open) and $25 prize CHAMPION COMMERCIAL BREEDERS FLEECE $25 prize CHAMPION COMMERCIAL FLEECE: Judged On Commercial Value M &C Caldwell Trophy (Open) and $25 prize NEIL CORBY MEMORIAL TROPHY This trophy will be presented to the most successful exhibitor in wool section, aggregate points over four shows - Nimmitabel, Delegate, Dalgety and Bombala. 27 "VTUSBMJBO8PPM1BTUPSBM"HFODZ-UE T/AS Monaro Wool Services & Schute Bell Badgery Lumby 800-."3,&5*/(/05+645800-4&--*/( Cooma Office & Wool Store: 54-56 Polo Flat Road,Cooma NSW 2630 P: 6452 4494 F: 6452 4464 Call in and see Ross, Ben, Natalee, Brett, Peter and Noel Other wool stores at: Queanbeyan - Noel O’Reilly Phone: 0427910151 Bombala - David Platts Phone: 6458 3720 Fridays 9am - 5pm Bega - Rebecca Breust Mobile: 0417 020 780 Bega Agricultural Supplies Friday 9am - 5pm t1FSTPOBM4FSWJDF t'BSN1JDLVQ t1SPNQU1BZNFOU t8PPM.BSLFUJOH"TTJTUBODF t8PPM1BDLT 28 SECTION C STUD CATTLE CHIEF STEWARD: STEWARDS: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Mr Adam Walters Phone 0408 405 766 or 6456 6710 Mrs Liz Walters, John & Julie Hedger and Alex Andrich All exhibits to be penned by 9:30am Studs BJD tested MN2-MN3 to be penned separate from protected zone cattle Age of cattle in subsections to be actual age at 28th February each year Entries must be registered with respective Breed Societies Bulls over the age of 12 months must have a nose ring All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork. Stud Cattle must be tested Pesti Negative All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.C. ALL BREEDS 4) BULL 20months and under 24months 5) BULL 24months and under 30months 6) BULL over 30months CHAMPION SENIOR BULL - $35 RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BULL 1) BULL under 12months 2) BULL 12months and under 16months 3) BULL 16months and under 20months CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL - $35 RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR BULL GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW $40.00 prize and Boloco Partnership Trophy 7) FEMALE under 12months 8) FEMALE 12months and under 16months 9) FEMALE 16months and under 20months CHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE - $35 RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR FEMALE 10) FEMALE 20months and under 24months 11) FEMALE 24months and under 30months 12) FEMALE over 30months CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE - $35 RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR FEMALE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW $40 prize and Rosskin Angus Stud Trophy SUPREME EXHIBIT $60 prize MOST SUCCESSFUL EXIBITOR $40 prize 29 30 SECTION C1 COMMERCIAL CATTLE a) b) c) d) All exhibits to be penned by 9.30 am All cattle must have NLIS devices and appropriate paperwork. All competitors must inform the Stewards of their P.I.C A limit of 2 entries in each class by each vendor 1. BEST TRADE STEER, 300-400 KG $30 prize and Berridale Butchery Trophy 2. BEST TRADE STEER, (BEST EXPORT STEER 401 KG +) 1st $85, 2nd $35 prize and J Eccleston Trophy 3. 2 STEER VEALERS, UNDER 400 KG LIVE WEIGHT (FROM CLASSES 1,2 & 3) $30 prize CHAMPION STEER (from classes 1,2 & 3) $70 prize and Jimenbuen Past Co. Trophy 4. TWO HEIFERS, UNDER 1 ½ YEARS. JUDGED ON COMMERCIAL VALUE $60 prize and JJ Walters Trophy 5. COW WITH STEER OR HEIFER CALF AT FOOT (FROM CLASSES4&5) $30 prize and Merani Park Trophy CHAMPION FEMALE (From classes 4 & 5) $40 prize CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT $60 prize and Bob McMillan Memorial Perpetual Trophy 31 JUNIOR JUDGING BEEF CATTLE Prize money and ribbons sponsored by: Monaro Angus Breeders Association ENTRY: Entries close Sunday 23rd February. Please telephone Liz Walters on 6456 6710. PRIZEMONEY: 1st $70, 2nd $50, 3rd $30 RULES & REGULATIONS: a) Competitors must be over 15 and under 25 years of age on 1st May in the year of the State Final at the Royal Easter Show. b) To be eligible to compete for Group Finals, competitors must live and/or work in the district for three months, or be enrolled at a secondary or tertiary institution in the area. c) No competitor can represent more than one show society in any one Group Final and no more than one group in a State Final. The winners of a National Final cannot compete at any level in the particular competition that they won. d) Competitors will be eliminated from the competition if deemed by the chief steward to be receiving outside assistance. PROCEDURE 1. Three classes of animals are judged by competitors, each class consisting of a different breed. If cattle available provide for only one or two classes, competition may still be conducted with appropriate adjustment to scoring. 2. Animals in each class must be identified by “breastplates ” numbered 1-4, (not A,B,C,D) with relevant age, weights and measurements on them (if available).This is essential when using the Hormel Computing Slide. 3. The oral class of 4 animals will be nominated by the Overjudge or Chief Steward before judging commences. COMPETITION TIMING From the point of view of the competitors, the animals and the spectators, it is important that the whole competition be completed in approximately one hour. In the case of 3 classes of animals being used, the timing would be as follows: • Judging 3 classes • Competitors’ oral tests - 8 minutes each - 3 minutes each 32 t-BSHF"OJNBM)FBMUI/VUSJUJPO t4BEEMFSZ t)PSTF'FFE4VQQMFNFOUT t)PNF*SSJHBUJPO t1FU3FRVJSFNFOUT t1PVMUSZ/FFET t8BUFS5SBOTGFS t5BOLT t5SBEJUJPOBM&MFDUSJD'FODJOH t'FSUJMJTFS4FFE t%PH'PPE COOMA RURAL SUPPLIES YOUR ONE STOP DRIVE-THRU SHOP 1' $PNNJTTJPOFS4USFFU$00." 33 Service One Members Banking Dalgety Show RURAL ACHIEVER AWARD The 4th Annual Dalgety Show Society’s Rural Achiever Award is being held again this year. The Dalgety Show Rural Achiever Award is open to both males and females aged between 20 and 29 years old, who live or grew up in the Snowy River Shire. Applicants for the Award must be aged between 20 and 29 years of age as of March 2, 2014. The Award aims to recognise young rural people who can make a significant contribution to their local community and to rural Australia. In previous years the Dalgety Show Society winners were Tim Dreverman in 2010, Geffrey Keighley in 2011 and the Dalgety Show’s first female winner, Brittany Jackson in 2012/2013. For more information email Dalgety Show Society, Rural Achiever Co-ordinator, Robin Daley at [email protected] or phone on 64 565 313. The winner of the 2014 Dalgety Show Rural Achiever Award will be sponsored to attend the RAS Rural Achiever Award competition in late 2014 where eight finalists from rural NSW will be chosen to participate in the 2015 RAS Award program. The 2014 Dalgety Show Rural Achiever will be sashed at the official opening of the Dalgety Show. &220$&5$6+5(3$,5637</7' 7KH%RG\ZRUN6SHFLDOLVWV $OO,QVXUDQFH:RUN+RXU7RZLQJ $87+25,6(' '($/(5 &15&200,66,21(5%$552167&220$ 3+ )$; 34 SECTION D VEGETABLES Entries will be accepted on show day – 2nd March - only until 8.30 am Chief Steward: Keith Cassilles Southgate PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified. 24. CABBAGE, any variety, 1 25. CUCUMBERS, 3 long 26. CUCUMBERS, 3 apple 27. ZUCCHINI, 3 28. MARROW, 1 white 29. MARROW, 1 green 30. CUSTARD SQUASH, 1 31. BANANA SQUASH, 1 32. HUBBARD, 1 green 33. HUBBARD, 1 red 34. QUEENSLAND BLUE 35. PUMPKIN, A.O.V. 36. BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN 37. BIGGEST PUMPKIN 38. BEST COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, 6 1. WAX BEANS, 240g, dwarf 2. FRENCH BEANS, not less than 240g, dwarf 3. BEANS,1 plate, climbing 4. RADISHES, not less than 6 5. CARROTS, 3 short 6. CARROTS, 3 long 7. PARSNIPS, 3 8. TURNIPS, 3, swede 9. BEETROOT, 3 10. GARLIC, 3 11. ONIONS, 3 white 12. ONIONS, 3 odourless 13. ONIONS, A.O.V., 3 14. POTATOES ,4 red skin 15. POTATOES, 4 white skin 16. TOMATOES, Cherry or Pear, 6 17. TOMATOES, 4 red $10 prize 39. 6 BROWN EGGS 40. 6 WHITE EGGS 41. BEST PEACHES, plate of four 42. BEST PEARS, cooking, plate of four 43. BEST PEARS, eating, plate of four 44. APPLES, cooking, plate of four 45. APPLES, eating, plate of four 46. BEST NECTARINES, plate of four $25 prize 18. TOMATOES, 4 green 19. SWEET CORN, 3 cobs 20. CAPSICUMS, 2 21. RHUBARB, 6 stalks 22. SPINACH, BEET, 1 bunch 23. LETTUCE, 1 head FRUIT – BERRIES 45. APPLES, eating, plate of four 46. BEST NECTARINES, plate of four 50. RASPBERRIES, 1 dozen 41. BEST PEACHES, plate of four 42. BEST PEARS, cooking, plate of four 43. BEST PEARS, eating, plate of four 44. APPLES, cooking, plate of four 35 47. BEST PLUMS, plate of four 48. BEST COLLECTION OF FRUIT - Four of each variety 49. STRAWBERRIES,1/2 dozen 50. RASPBERRIES, 1 dozen JUNIOR SUB – SECTION 1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2 57. COLLECTION, one each of six cooking vegetables 58. COLLECTION, one each of six salad vegetables $10 Donated by McDonalds Cooma 51. RADISHES, four 52. CARROTS, long three 53. BEETROOT, three 54. LETTUCE, one head 55. CABBAGE, 1 56. POTATOES, white, four SECTION E FLOWERS Entries will be accepted on show day – 2nd March - only until 8.30 am CHIEF STEWARD: STEWARDS: Mrs Bridget Corby Ms Gillian Petersohn, Helen Adey PRIZEMONEY : First Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only unless specified otherwise. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. All exhibits, except in decorative section, must have been grown by exhibitor or a member of his or her household. All exhibits in children’s section must be arranged only by exhibitor. Right to inspect gardens of exhibitors. The committee reserves the right to visit gardens before or after the Show from which plants or flowers have been entered for competition. Constitution of an exhibit: Where a number of plants or flowers is specified in the Schedule for a class, neither more nor less than the number may be shown, and an exhibit will be disqualified by an excess or deficiency. In all classes where cut material is shown, all stems must reach the water in the receptacle. All exhibits should be named; errors in naming will not be disqualified, but this can count in very close competition. Any prize may be withheld or modified if the exhibits are considered unworthy of prize offered. Judge’s decisions on the relative merit of exhibits shall be final. 36 DAHLIAS The naming of blooms before judging is desirable. Dahlia Standards: All blooms 160 mm and over to be staged one per vase. All blooms under 160 mm to be staged three per vase. Minatures must be under 120mm. NOTE: A vase is any container or bottle suitable for staging dahlias. SIZES Decorative Classes may be formal or informal. Cactus or Semi-Cactus types unless otherwise state in schedule. Large Decorative and Large Cactus 210mm & over Medium Decorative and Medium Cactus 160mm & under 210mm Small Decorative and Small Cactus 120mm & under 160mm Cactus 90mm & under 120mm Large E xhibition Cactus 160mm & over Small Exhibition Cactus 120mm & under 160mm Large Ball Type (Show Type) 90mm & under 120mm Small Ball Type (Show Type) 50mm & under 90mm Pompom under 50mm Nymphea 120mm & under 160mm Colarette 90mm & under 120mm 1. ONE LARGE GIANT OR DECORATIVE 2. ONE MEDIUM DECORATIVE 3. VASE SMALL DECORATIVE 4. VASE MINIATURE DECORATIVE 5. ONE LARGE CACTUS 6. ONE MEDIUM CACTUS 7. VASE SMALL CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety 8. VASE MINIATURE CACTUS, 3 blooms, 1 variety 9. VASE EXHIBITION CACTUS, small, 3 blooms 10. VASE, LARGE BALL TYPE, 3 blooms, NND 11. VASE, 3 blooms, Pompom, 1 variety 12. VASE, 3 blooms, Colarette, NND 13. VASE , 3 blooms, Nymphea, 1 variety 14. VASE, any other type standard unit CHAMPION DAHLIA ROSES 19. VASE ROSES, BUD TO FULL BLOOM, 4 stages, 4 stems 20. ONE FULL BLOWN ROSE 21. CONTAINER MINIATURE ROSES, NND, 3 stems 22. BUNCH ROSES, 5 stems, H-T, NND CHAMPION ROSE 26. ARRANGEMENT, using one variety flower, any embellishment 27. ARRANGEMENT, 5 flowers, any embellishment 28. SHOULDER SPRAY 29. PRESENTATION POSY 30. DRIED ARRANGEMENT, any material 15. ONE DARK ROSE, H-T 16. ONE LIGHT ROSE, H-T 17. THREE ROSES, H-T, NND, 3 containers 18. VASE ROSES, FLORIBUNDA, not more than 6 cuts DECORATIVE 23. LOW ARRANGEMENT, suitable for dining 24. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS, suitable for mantelpiece 25. COLLECTION OF GARDEN FLOWERS, arrangement to count 37 SNOWY RIVER HOLIDAY PARK Located on the banks of the Snowy River in Dalgety )XOO\VHOIFRQWDLQHGFDELQV 3RZHUHGVLWHV &DPSVLWHVWHQWURRP 9HU\UHDVRQDEOHSULFHV +DPLOWRQ6W'DOJHW\16: 3K Located on the banks of the Snowy River in Dalgety ZZZVQRZ\ULYHUKROLGD\SDUNFRP SOUTH - EAST TILE & BATHROOM CENTRE TILES & STONE – BATHROOMS – KITCHEN – LAUNDRY- FLOORING – HOTWATER – HEATING 44-48 Bombala St. Cooma 1It'BYtXXXTPVUIFBTUUJMFTDPNBV 38 40. MARIGOLDS, African, 3 41. MARIGOLDS, French, 3 42. PANSIES, 6 43. PETUNIAS, 3 cuts, NND 44. PHLOX, annual, 6 cuts 45. PHLOX, perennial, 3 cuts 46. MICHAELMAS DAISIES, 3 cuts 47. ANY OTHER FLOWER, not mentioned, 1 cut 48. POT PLANT, flowering 49. POT PLANT, foliage 50. POT PLANT, succulent GENERAL FLOWERS 31. ONE GLADIOLI 32. THREE GLADIOLI, dark 33. THREE GLADIOLI, light CHAMPION GLADIOLI 34. COSMOS, 3 cuts 35. CARNATIONS, 3 NND 36. ZINNIAS, 3 37. SWEET PEAS, 6 38. GERANIUMS, 6 39. ASTERS, 6 CHAMPION EXHIBIT $40 voucher CUT FLOWERS JUNIOR SUB-SECTION 1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2 Entries will be accepted on show day – 2nd March - only until 8.30 am 52. CONTAINER FLOWERS, Australian Natives, container not over 10cm in height 53. DECORATED SAUCER, rim of saucer to be covered 54. NOVELTY, may use any or all of fruit, flowers, vegetables 55. ARRANGEMENT, representing a song or nursery rhyme. Must incorporate Australian Native plants. 56. DRIED ARRANGEMENT, any materials PRIZEMONEY: 1st prize $10.00, 2nd prize $5.00 CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT $25 prize 39 www.snowyriverrealestate.com.au T 02 6456 3243 M 0411 136 645 F 02 6456 3888 E [email protected] BUYING SELLING RENTING HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION 40 SECTION F COOKING Entries will be accepted on show day – 2nd March - only until 8.30 am Chief Steward: STEWARDS: Mrs Nita Wallace Mrs Judy Walters, Mrs Betty Thompson PRIZEMONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified. 1. SCONES, plain, 6 2. SCONES, date, 6 3. MUFFINS, 4 4. SPONGE SANDWICH, jam filled 5. JAM ROLL 6. HONEY ROLL, not trimmed 7. PLATE LAMINGTONS, 6, 4cm x 4cm 8. GLUTEN FREE CAKE 9. DATE LOAF 10. CHOCOLATE CAKE, iced on top $20 donated by Berridale LPO 11. ORANGE CAKE, iced on top 12. SULTANA CAKE 20cm round or square 13. BANANA CAKE iced on top 14. CARROT CAKE uniced 15. ANY CAKE/S NOT MENTIONED to be named, 16. RICH FRUIT CAKE250 g mixture $10 by Dalgety CWA 17.PACKET CAKE iced on top & named 18. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6 19. DARBY’S BUSH CAKES, 6 rolled out 20. PIKELETS, 6 21. COOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties 22. UNCOOKED SLICE, 6 on plate, 2 varieties 23. FRIANDS 4 24. STEAMED PLUM PUDDING 25. BOILED PLUM PUDDING, 250g mixture 26. SHORTBREAD in one piece 27. JAM DROPS, 6 on a plate 28. BREAD 1 loaf named - $10 donated by John Paske Floorcoverings CHAMPION EXHIBIT $20 prize MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $25 prize 41 COOKING JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (12 YEARS & UNDER) 1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2 4 on a plate, Under 7 years 4 - $10 from Judy Walters 34. PIKELETS 4 - $10 from Beriidale LPO 35. CHOCOLATE CAKE iced on top $20 donated by Berridale Post Office 29. CUP CAKES, 4 iced - $10 donated by Dalgety CWA 30. PLATE SCONES, plain 4 31. PACKET CAKE iced on top 32. ANZAC BISCUITS, 6 on plate 33. 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GREEN TOMATO PICKLES 26. TOMATO RELISH 27. CHUTNEY, any kind 28. ANY CONDIMENT, not mentioned CLASS 21 - 28 21. PRESERVED BEETROOT 22. PRESERVED TOMATOES 23. ANY PRESERVE, not mentioned 24. ANY PRESERVE, fruit in alcohol MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $25 prize CHAMPION EXHIBITOR $30 prize 43 At Elders, we have a network of agents covering all areas of Agribusiness that ensures our clients receive optimum services. AN AGRIBUSINESS DEDICATED TO YOU. 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ARTICLE OF TAPESTRY, long stitch 20. ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH 21. WOOL EMBROIDERY – $25 prize 1. DOILEYS, DUCHESS SET OR TABLE CENTRE, embroidered 2. DOILEYS, TABLE CENTRE OR HANDKERCHIEF, crochet 3. APPLIQUE – ANY ARTICLE 4. ANY ARTICLE of clothing machine made, including stretch fabric, no knitting $25 prize 5. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN SCHEDULE, machine made 6. ANY ARTICLE NOT MENTIONED IN SCHEDULE, handmade or embroidered 7. DRESSED DOLL 8. CUSHION MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR $25 prize CHAMPION EXHIBIT $25 prize NEEDLEWORK JUNIOR SUB- SECTION 1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2 22. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, Primary School 23. ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE, High School Judge to take into account the age of the student 45 Highlander Combined services are your local agent for Countrytell Australia’s Regional Broadband. Countrytell offers high speed Broadband technology solutions for regional communities with high speed wireless broadband that delivers unlimited internet data to rival metro internet speeds and prices. Call in and talk to us today! Ph: 6456 3333 highlander.net.au 46 SECTION I KNITTING Chief Steward: STEWARDS: Miss Tracey Leck Miss Elle Walters PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified. Heavy yarn – 6 ply and over, Light yarn – to 5 ply Manufacturers Yarn Label to be attached to all entries Wool or Synthetic. Any entry without a Manufacturers Yarn Label will not be judged but will be displayed (Homespun entries are exempted.) 15. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y. 16. FAIRISLE CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y 17. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, knitted 18. ANY ARTICLE, not mentioned, crocheted 19. ANY KNITTED TOY 20. KNITTED RUG 21. CROCHETED RUG 22. PICTURE KNITTING 23. ANY ARTICLE, knitted with homespun yarn 24. ANY ARTICLE, crochet with homespun yarn 25. ANY ARTICLE, knitted or crocheted with beads 26. ANY ARTICLE, machine knitted 1. BABYS FROCK, knitted 2. INFANTS’ JACKET, knitted 3. CHILD’S BONNET, knitted 4. BOOTIES, knitted 5. BABY’S SET, knitted (bonnet, booties, jacket) 6. BABY’S ARTICLE, crochet 7. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 8. LADY’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y. 9. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 10. CHILD’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y. 11. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, L.Y. 12. MAN’S CARDIGAN or JUMPER, H.Y 13. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER L.Y. 14. MULTICOLOUR CARDIGAN or JUMPER H.Y. BEST RUG KNITTED OR CROCHETED $25 prize CHAMPION WOOLLEN ARTICLE $20 prize CHAMPION EXHIBITOR $30 prize KNITTING JUNIOR SUB- SECTION 27. BEST KNITTED ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracy Leck 28. BEST CROCHET ARTICLE - $10 Donated by Tracy Leck 29. ANY KNITTED TOY - $10 Donated by Tracy Leck 47 Local Independent Real Estate & Property agents offering up to date & realistic sales, marketing and leasing advice for the Cooma Region. “Your house is your most valuable asset. It’s important that you feel comfortable with the person who is going with you to sell it.” 50 Vale St, Cooma OFFICE: 02 6452 7004 WEB: www.fergussonrealestate.com.au RENTAL PROPERTIES: ANNIKA de KONING - 0458 580 968 [email protected] SHANE LESLIE SALIS T/AS - ABN 85 071 839 204 - 3KRQH)D[ 0RELOH (PDLOVKDQHVDOLV#\PDLOFRP Lot 1, Snowy River Estate, Dalgety NSW 2628 48 LIC BUILDER CARPENTER SALES: SHANNON FERGUSSON - 0429 788 143 [email protected] SECTION J JUNIOR Chief Steward: STEWARDS: Mrs Bridget Corby Ph: (02) 6456 5123 Mrs J Hedger, Mrs Linda Kiesewetter PRIZE MONEY: 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2 and ribbon, unless otherwise specified. REGULATIONS: Judging at 2.00 pm, Saturday March 1st. Entries close 4.30pm Friday 28th Feruary. Limit of one entry per child in each sub-section. The Year of exhibitors to be attached to exhibit. Any entry obviously not the work of the competitor is to be disqualified. PLEASE ENSURE THAT NO NAMES ARE ON THE FRONT OF ANY ENTRY 11. COLLAGE, any material – Years 3 & 4 12. COLLAGE, any material – Years 5 & 6 13. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Kindergarten 14. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 1 & 2 15. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 3 & 4 16. 3D CREATIONS, (Sculpture) any material – Years 5 & 6 PAINTING, COLLAGE & 3D CREATIONS 1. ORIGINAL PAINTING, Kindergarten 2. ORIGINAL PAINTING, Years1 & 2 3. ORIGINAL PAINTING, Years 3 & 4 4. ORIGINAL PAINTING, Years 5 & 6 5. ORIGINAL DRAWING, Kindergarten 6. ORIGINAL DRAWING, Years 1 & 2 7. ORIGINAL DRAWING, Years 3 & 4 8. ORIGINAL DRAWING, Years 5 & 6 9. COLLAGE, any material – Kindergarten 10. COLLAGE, any material – Years1 & 2 19. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 2 20. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 3 21. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 4 HANDWRITING – FOUNDATION STYLE 17. HANDWRITING – Kindergarten 18. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 1 HANDWRITING – PERSONALISED 22. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 5 23. HANDWRITING, 1 page Year 6 CRAFT, PUBLICATIONS & PROJECTS Year 3 32. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story Year 4 33. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story Year 5 34. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story Year 6 35. PROJECT, Years 5 & 6 36. PROJECT, Years 7 & 8 37. PROJECT, Years 9 &10 24. CRAFT, any material, Kindergarten 25. CRAFT, any material, Year 1-2 26. CRAFT, any material, Year 3-4 27. CRAFT, any material., Year 5-6 28. PUBLICATIONS, Kindergarten 29. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story Year 1 30. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story Year 2 31. PUBLICATIONS, original poem or story CHAMPION PROJECT $40 prize 49 SECTION K PHOTOGRAPHY STEWARD: Nathan Cassilles Southgate - [email protected] PLEASE NOTE CHANGED ENTRY ARRANGEMENTS Entry Form Closing Date: Friday 28 February 2014 Entries can be sent to A. Doyle, Post Office Dalgety 2628, or submitted from 12 noon until 4.00 p.m. at the Dalgety Showground on Saturday 1 March. Entries will be accepted on show day – 2 March – only until 8.30 a.m. First prize $5 and ribbon; Second prize ribbon only. Name, address and phone number must be on back of photographs. Only photographs mounted on cardboard will be accepted. Any photograph larger than 13 cm x 18 cm will be judged as an enlargement. All care will be taken but no responsibility will be accepted by the society for any loss or damage to any exhibit. 4. Animals 5. Building 6. Character study/portrait 7. Enlargement 8. Digitally enhanced photograph – original must also be submitted GENERAL - COLOUR/BLACK & WHITE 1. Scene celebrating previous Dalgety Show 2. High Country 3. Scenery BEST EXHIBIT OF SHOW — $50 SECTION K CHILDREN’S COMPETITION Given this year’s focus on children, we will be having a special competition for them to demonstrate their wonderful photographic talents. 1st prize $5 and 2nd prize $2 UNDER 10 CATEGORIES: Where I live My favourite animal My family UNDER 17 CATEGORIES: People Places Things CHAMPION JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPH — $30 50 YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR HOME & OFFICE home | office | gifts | art | craft | school | play | party | dress ups | novelties Tel 6452 2334 Fax 6452 2134 Email [email protected] 69 Massie Street COOMA NSW 51 SECTION L FINE ARTS AND 3D ART & CRAFTS Dalgety Memorial Hall Chief Steward: Mrs Barbara Sainsbery Phone 6226 4954 or Email [email protected] STEWARDS: Mrs Sheila Roberson PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified. REGULATIONS: 1. Entry per artist is limited to 4 artworks in total. 2. Watercolours and drawings must be framed and ready to hang. 3. Oil and acrylic canvases can be framed or unframed but must be ready to hang. 4. All artworks are to be original pieces of the entering artist. Exceptions will be made if artist has given written authority (made available to the stewards) for the entrant to enter their artwork. 5. Artist are required to deliver their pieces to the Dalgety Showground Pavilion between 12 noon and 4 pm on Saturday 1st March. No artworks will be accepted after this time 6. The general entry form must be completed and separated from the schedule at the time of submitting the artworks. There must be one completed form for each artist. 7. Artworks can be sold at any time during the exhibition, but cannot be removed until 4 pm Sunday. 5. PAINTING, Mixed media 6. DRAWING, pencil or mixed media (framed) 7. DRAWING, charcoal or mixed media (framed) ART 1. ACRYLIC PAINTING, any subject 2. OIL PAINTING, any subject 3. WATER COLOUR, any subject 4. PASTEL, any subject pottery 11. HOME MADE ARTICLE, MOSAIC 12. HANDMADE JEWELERY, any material CRAFT 8. HOME MADE ARTICLE, wood 9. HOME MADE ARTICLE, metal 10. HOME MADE ARTICLE, ceramics or OIL, PASTEL – traditional 14. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC, OIL, PASTEL – abstract JUNIOR SUB-SECTION (High School Years 7 – 12) 13. PAINTING WATER COLOUR, ACRYLIC, BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR SUB-SECTION $20 prize CHAMPION EXHIBIT $20 prize 52 For all your personal and small business needs: loans savings investments insurances SERVICE ONE Members Banking has a strong and proud tradition of supporting the local community. Visit our stall at the show for more info and some great freebies. 138 Sharp Street, COOMA 6452 1244 somb.com.au Service One Credit Union Limited operating as SERVICE ONE Members Banking. ABN 42 095 848 598 | Australian Financial Services Licence/ Australian Credit Licence Number 240 836. 53 SECTION M HOME BREW Entries will be accepted on show day – 2nd March - only until 8.30 am Chief Steward: Steward: Mr Garry Thompson Phone 6456 5115 Mrs Karen Thompson PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize $5, 2nd ribbon only, unless otherwise specified. NOTE: Each individual entry to have a maximum of two bottles 1. LAGER OR PILSENER 2. ALE 3. BITTER 4. DRAUGHT 5. ANY BEER, not mentioned 6. OLD OR DARK ALE 7. STOUT 8. GINGER BEER 9. FRUIT WINE, any variety 10. LIQUEUR, any variety 11. APPLE CIDER CHAMPION EXHIBIT $20 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies RESERVE CHAMPION $10 prize Donated by Brew Your Own at Home – Home Brewing Supplies COTTAGE PARK MERINO STUD Mark and Jodie Pendergast P/F: 02 6453 5559 Annual On Property Sale MMA Week - November 54 MONITORED NEGATIVE 3V SECTION P POULTRY CHIEF STEWARD: STEWARDS: Mr Jim Fletcher Mrs Elizabeth Fletcher, Mr Bill Fletcher, Miss Lucy Gordon, Miss Marg Denley and Mr Greg Harmer REGULATION AND CONDITIONS • All exhibits to be penned by 10 am on show day • The committee will take all care, but accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits. • All Birds must be Purebred. • The committee reserves the right to disqualify and remove from the pavilion any exhibit that, in the opinion of the said committee, is detrimental to the health of other exhibits. • If four or more birds of one variety are entered into the A.O.V classers there will be a class made for them on the day. JUNIORS 1. All Birds must be Purebred 2. Children must be present to pen their own Birds. 3. Birds entered in the junior section cannot compete in Open Events. Entries close on the 22nd of February 2013. All entry to Jim Fletcher PO Box 1068 Cooma NSW 2630 or Ph: 0432 201 484. Abbreviations used: ARV- ANY RECOGNISED VARIETY AOV- ANY OTHER VARIETY ARC- ANY RECOGNISED COLOUR 13. Plymoth Rock A.R.C, Male 14. Plymoth Rock A.R.C, Female 15. Rhode Island A.R.C, Male 16. Rhode Island A.R.C, Female 17. Silkie A.R.C, Male 18. Silkie A.R.C, Female 19. Wyandotte A.R.C, Male 20. Wyandotte A.R.C, Female 21. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Male 22. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light, Female 23. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male 24. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female 25. Breeding Pair SOFT FEATHER LARGE 1. Ancona A.R.V, Male 2. Ancona A.R.V, Female 3. Australorp A.R.C, Male 4. Australorp A.R.C, Female 5. Barnevelder A.R.C, Male 6. Barnevelder A.R.C, Female 7. Campine A.R.C, Male 8. Campine A.R.C, Female 9. Langshan A.R.C, Male 10. Langshan A.R.C, Female 11. Leghorn A.R.C, Male 12. Leghorn A.R.C, Female 55 30. Australain Game A.R.C, Male 31. Australain Game A.R.C, Female 32. A.O.V Hard Feather, Male 33. A.O.V Hard Feather, Female 34. Breeding Pair HARD FEATHER LARGE 26. Old English Game A.R.C, Male 27. Old English Game A.R.C, Female 28. Pit Game A.R.C, Male 29. Pit Game A.R.C, Female 43. Sebright A.R.C Male 44. Sebright A.R.C Female 45. Wyandotte A.R.C Male 46. Wyandotte A.R.C Female 47. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Male 48. A.O.V. Soft Feather Light Female 49. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Male 50. A.O.V. Soft Feather Heavy Female 51. Breeding Pair SOFT FEATHER BANTAM 35. Australorp A.R.C Male 36. Australorp A.R.C Female 37. Belgian A.R.V Male 38. Belgian A.R.V Female 39. Langshan A.R.C Male 40. Langshan A.R.C Female 41. Pekin A.R.C Male 42. Pekin A.R.C Female 56. Pit Game A.R.C Male 57. Pit Game A.R.C Female 58. A.O.V Hard Feather Male 59. A.O.V Hard Feather Female 60. Breeding Pair HARD FEATHER BANTAM 52. Modern Game A.R.C Male 53. Modern Game A.R.C Female 54. Old English Game A.R.C Male 55. Old English Game A.R.C Female 66. Silver Appleyard Large Female 67. Silver Appleyard Bantam Male 68. Silver Appleyard Bantam Female 69. A.O.V Water Fowl Male 70. A.O.V Water Fowl Female 71. Breeding Pair WATER FOWL 61. Campbell A.R.C Male 62. Campbell A.R.C Female 63. Muscovy A.R.C Male 64. Muscovy A.R.C Female 65. Silver Appleyard Large Male 77. A.R.V Soft Ferther Bantam Female 78. A.R.V Hard Ferther Bantam Male 79. A.R.V Hard Ferther Bantam Female 80. A.R.V Water Fowl Male 81. A.R.V Water Fowl Female 82. Breeding Pair JUNIORS 72. A.R.V Soft Ferther Large Male 73. A.R.V Soft Ferther Large Female 74. A.R.V Hard Ferther Large Male 75. A.R.V Hard Ferther Large Female 76. A.R.V Soft Ferther Bantam Male CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE $30 prize, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE $10 prize and ribbon CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE $30 prize, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets 56 RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE $10 prize and ribbon CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM $30 prize, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM $10 prize and ribbon CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM $30 prize, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets RESERVE CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM $10 prize and ribbon CHAMPION WATER FOWL $30 prize, ribbon and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL $10 prize and ribbon BEST SOFT FEATHER BREEDING PAIR $20 prize and ribbon BEST HARD FEATHER BREEDING PAIR $20 prize SUPREME EXHIBIT $40 prize and Ribbon BEST JUNIOR EXHIBIT $30 prize and a 25kg bag of Vella Layer Pellets JUNIOR ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD $20 prize PRIZES - 1st, 2nd and 3rd certificates 57 Jack and Christie Glasson ‘Jimenbuen’ Dalgety NSW 2628 [email protected] Gregory Abraham AMIAME Proprietor LMD 12556 40 - 44 Polo Flat Road, Cooma NSW 2630 t1ItJOGP!TTDGBSNNBDIJOFSZDPNBV tXXXTTDGBSNNBDIJOFSZDPNBV Shear Delight Unisex Salon Amanda Woodhouse Ph: (02) 6456 3249 Jindabyne Road, Berridale NSW 2628 58 SECTION Q PATCHWORK, QUILTING & APPLIQUE Dalgety Memorial Hall Chief Steward: STEWARDS: Mrs Val McCluskey 6458 3644 anytime Mr Justin Hedger 6291 9162 after 8pm, Miss Molly Regan 6452 7622 CONDITIONS • All entry forms to be sent to the Entry Secretary by 10.00am Wednesday 27th February • Quilts from Cooma area to be left at the Fabric Salon by 5pm, Wednesday, 27th February • All entries must remain until 4.00pm Sunday 3rd March • Must state whether Professionally Machine Quilted on entry form. • Please ensure that all quilts have a hanging pocket on the back plus name of the maker • Entries limited to 2 per exhibitor per class • Chief Steward has the right to change any entry. • Please do not handle the quilts, if you wish for a closer inspection, ask one of the stewards for help 1. QUILT – Hand Pieced Hand Quilted Quilted $25 prize $20 prize 2. LARGE QUILT – Machine Pieced 9. MINIATURE QUILT Professionally Quilted $25 prize $25 prize 3. LARGE QUILT – Machine Pieced Domestic Machine Quilted by maker $25 prize $25 prize $25 prize 4. LARGE QUILT – Machine Pieced Hand Quilted 12. APPLIQUE QUILT $25 prize 13. ANY OTHER ITEM OF PATCHWORK 5. MEDIUM SIZED QUILT – Machine Pieced Machine Quilted $25 prize 10. ART QUILT 11. WALLHANGING $30 prize 14. ANY ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK NOVICE QUILTER $25 prize 6. MEDIUM SIZED QUILT - Machine Pieced Professionally Quilted $20 prize 15. ANY ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK PRIMARY SCHOOL $25 prize 7. SMALL QUILT – Machine Pieced Machine Quilted $20 prize $20 prize 16. WENDY FARMER AWARD - MULTI TECHNIQUES - 8. SMALL QUILT – Machine Pieced Hand Book Prize CHAMPION EXHIBIT VIEWERS CHOICE $50 prize closes at 3.30pm Sunday 59 TCR Concrete Pumping is an established company servicing the South Coast, Snowy Mountains and Canberra areas. We are available to operate 7 days a week for all domestic, commercial or industrial works. Our brand new truck fitted with CCP28ZX 28 metre boom and line pumps ensuring our reliability & job efficiency sets us apart from competitors. Talk to us about your job requirements. Contact Chris or Tim on mobile 0408 211 615. 1 60 GENERAL ENTRY FORM Entries may be phoned, faxed or received in the mail by (unless indicated differently elsewhere in schedule) Friday 28th February to: Entry Secretary - Carol Doyle, 139 Hickeys Road, Dalgety NSW 2628 Phone 6456 5072 Fax 61264632 or email [email protected] All exhibitors must pay gate entry fee to enter showground. Wristbands will be issued and must be worn on show day. All competitors and exhibitors compete and enter at their own risk and will not hold Dalgety Show Society responsible for any injury, loss or damage. WORKSAFE All stallholders and Exhibitors are expected to abide by all safety regulations and requirements to ensure the Dalgety Show is a Safe and Worksafe compliant event. You are responsible for the Worksafe training of yourself and your staff who are present at the Show. All stallholders and Exhibitors must comply with all the reasonable Worksafe procedures and directives as issued by the Dalgety Show Society representative and will take all reasonable practical measures to ensure their own safety and not that of other site personnel, visitors and the general public including the provision and use of all appropriate equipment and clothing. Name of Exhibitor ..................................................................................................................... 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Date Signed ....................../................../................. 61 SERVICE · INFORMATION · MARKETING Maxine Blyton 0418 484 733 Stuart Bennett COOMA 6452 3130 0418 634 316 [email protected] www.jemalongwool.com.au [email protected] MONARO DISCOUNT TYRES $OO0HFKDQLFDOUHSDLUV%UDNHV6XVSHQVLRQ$XWRDFFHVVRULHV :KHHODOLJQPHQWVQHZW\UHVUHFDSV&HQWXU\EDWWHULHV 4%(*UHHQVOLSV5HJLVWUDWLRQLQVSHFWLRQV ,QFKHDY\YHKLFOHLQVSHFWLRQV:LQGVFUHHQUHSODFHPHQWVUHSDLUV 41 Bombala St Cooma Ph: 6452 2385 Wishing you all the best for this year’s Show Dr Peter Hendy MP Member for Eden-Monaro 62 SECTION CLASS PARTICULARS OF EXHIBITS 63 64 SECTION CLASS PARTICULARS OF EXHIBITS 65 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY All Competitors and Exhibitors enter and compete at their own risk and will not hold Dalgety Show Society responsible for any injury, loss or damage. 1. Non-competitors are NOT allowed in ring during events. 2. No pavilion entries accepted after 8:30 am Show day. 3. Junior Sub Section in Pavilion 15 yrs and Under, unless otherwise stated. 4. Pavilion entries should be not shown at a previous Dalgety Show. No postal entries accepted. 5. All Sheep and Cattle exhibitors to fill out Declaration Forms. 6. Sheep and Cattle to be bred by exhibitor. Wool to be bred and grown by exhibitor. 7. Sheep, Cattle and Poultry to be penned by 9:00 am. Wool entries to be in by 9:30 am. 8. 3rd place ribbons awarded if 5 in class in Sheep and Cattle sections 9. All Protests must be in writing and delivered to the Secretary within 1 hour after completion of judging. 10. Dalgety Show Society takes no responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits. 11. All exhibits to remain in Pavilion until 4pm. 12. Pavilion prize money to be collected from the Treasurer’s office in the Pavilion between 4:00 and 5:30 pm. Horse prizemoney to be collected from Ring Secretary’s office. 13. All trophies will be awarded on day of show. 14. All prize money to be collected on day of show The committee reserves the right to amend, delete or add to the program as they think necessary, and reserves the right to reject or refuse entries without explanation. The committee reserves the right to refuse admittance to any person or persons. Entries may be phoned, faxed or received in the mail by Friday 28th February (unless indicated differently elsewhere in schedule) to: Entry Secretary - Carol Doyle, 139 Hickeys Road, Dalgety NSW 2628 Phone 6456 5072 Fax 61264632 or email [email protected] or delivered to the showground Saturday 1st March where possible 5XUDOUHVLGHQWLDOVDOHV &RQWUDFWDXFWLRQHHULQJ /LYHVWRFNFOHDUDQFHVDOHV 3URSHUW\PDQDJHPHQW 5XUDOFRQWUDFWLQJ :QLFNNLUVKQHUFRPDX30 66 <RXU21/< /RFDO3DSHU ZZZPRQDURSRVWFRPDX 3Kf)D[ 67 2 MYACK ST, BERRIDALE 3+)D[ ZZZVQRZ\ULYHUQVZJRYDX MAYOR Clr John Cahill 0427 239 006 [email protected] DEPUTY MAYOR Clr Peter Beer 0438 619 914 [email protected] AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES COUNCILORS Clr Bob Frost - 0408 167 767 Clr John Shumack - 0417 682 644 Clr Bob Smits - 0427 239 872/ 6456 3573 Clr Colin Stewart-Beardsley 0405 548 132 Clr Vicki Wallace - 6456 6780 Roads - 0428 637 307 Water & Sewage - 0418 672 523 or 0408 484 853 Snowy River Fire Control 6456 4555 68
