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Phone: 4985 1311 Fax: 4985 1173
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Dinning and Bar facilities
Meeting/Functions Room
Drive through Bottle Shop
Accommodation
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Sponsor of the Alpha Show
— Woodchop Events —
Discount prices on rooms for
show bookings.
(Conditions Apply)
33 Shakespeare Street Alpha
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MOST SUCCESSFUL YOUNG
ENTRANT COMPETITION
Sponsored by
Alpha Show Society ($100 + Sean Dillon Perpetual Trophy)
The Most Successful Young Entrant is an initiative of the 2004 Queensland Young
Ambassador for the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Show Societies, Sean
Dillon.
The idea is to promote the several different facets that complete the overall image
of a rural Agricultural Show and to encourage participation in as many different
areas of the show as possible.
Requirement for entry:
The entrant must be aged under 25 years on the Wednesday of the Alpha
Show; and
Must compete in two (2) different sections of the show. NOTE: Entering
horses in the led ring and the hack ring does not by itself allow eligibility.
However, Hack/Led Ring and Show jumping or Stockman’s Challenge would
be acceptable. Pavilion classes will be considered as one section for the
purpose of this award.
Scoring Guidelines:
1. Entry forms/scorecards are collected from the Show Secretary at the
Secretaries Box.
2. It is the responsibility of entrants to ensure that their scorecard is completed
with places and include the signature of the relevant Chief Steward.
Remember, the Chief Stewards decision will at all times be final.
3. After competition returned scorecards will be tallied by the Secretary using
the points system below:
4.
1st—6 point
Reserve Champion—1 Point
2nd—4 Points
Grand Champion—2 Points
3rd—2 Points
Supreme Champion—1 Point
Protests must be lodged in writing within 30 minutes for the decision being
announced at which case a committee consisting of the ASS President, one
Vice President and a Chief Steward will consider the protest and determine a
finding. This finding will be absolute and final.
For more details please contact the Show Secretary on 4985 3418.
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CATTLE SECTION
NOTICE OF CHANGES
Curfew : Monday, 18 May 12 noon
ENTER CONDITIONS:
Prime Cattle
Payment of entry fees due on the date of mouthing.
One (1) entry only per vendor per single class allowed.
Stud Cattle
Payment of entry fees must be paid to the Secretary and
pedigree papers supplied to the Chief Steward by Curfew.
SELLING CONDITIONS:
Prime Cattle
Separate NVD’s must be completed for each selling agent
employed by a vendor.
A vendor can only combine pen and/or single cattle for the
sale if they list them with the same selling agent.
Any cost of transferring NLIS tag is at the expense of the
vendor.
Stud Cattle
Exhibitors may place FOR SALE SIGNS on exhibited animals
for sale. No commission will be charged this year.
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SECTION B—CATTLE SECTION
See Notice on Page 44
Division A – Stud Cattle
Chief Steward: Andrew Rea
Stewards: Mrs B Dyer, Mrs R Comiskey, Mrs L Zahl
Entries Close: 18 May 2009
Class Judging - 9 am Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Supreme Champions Judging - Wednesday, 20 May 2009
REGULATIONS
1.
Single Entry Nomination Fee:- $10.00 per head which includes initial bedding.
Group Entries Nomination Fee:- $10.00 per group which includes initial bedding.
Fees must be paid in full prior to judging otherwise exhibits will be disqualified.
2.
The lodging of completed entry forms will be taken as a guarantee that the animals specified therein are free
from all disease as far as is known by the owner. In the case of an infectious disease being spread through or
by an exhibit, the exhibitor shall be held responsible.
3.
The Alpha Show Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by an exhibitor,
and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold Alpha Show Society harmless and indemnified
against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident.
4.
Alpha Show Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself liable for any accident on the ground, sale
yards or premises.
5.
Precautions will be taken to guard against fire and to protect the property at the show, but exhibits will not be
insured at the cost of the Alpha Show Society.
6.
Stock, where practicable, shall be paraded as directed by the Chief Steward. Exhibitor’s who do not comply,
may be fined and disqualified at the discretion of the Chief Steward, whose decision will be final. All prizes won
by said exhibitors shall be retained by the Society.
7.
Cattle must be tied with neck chains when left unattended and must have nose clips when paraded. Failure to
comply will result in fines at the discretion of the Stewards.
8.
Positive evidence of infertility will be adequate for disqualification.
9.
It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure that animals in the stud and led steer section which are brought
onto the grounds are tractable and able to be restrained and handled without causing damage.
10. The use of HORMONES and/or TRANQUILLISERS is PROHIBITED. Any exhibitor violating this regulation will
be dealt with by the Committee.
11. ALL CATTLE TO BE EXHIBITED AS TICK FREE.
CONDITIONS
12. All cattle entered in stud cattle classes must be registered in the name of the exhibitor as owner in a properly
constituted herd book of the relevant breed association and must comply with the rules and regulations of the
relevant breed association.
13. The age of all stud beef cattle shall be the actual age as at 1 April. The actual date of birth of each animal must
be entered on the entry form.
Arrival
14. Exhibitors are requested that cattle are penned on the grounds by 5 pm on Monday.
15. Ensure nomination fees are paid and Herd Book Certificates are handed to the Steward in Charge by 12 noon
Monday.
16. Any beast which behaves in an unsatisfactory manner may be expelled from the stud cattle area by order of the
stewards.
17. Exhibitors and livestock attendant’s passes can be obtained from the Secretary.
18. Competitors arriving more than one day prior to the show, or departing more than one day later than the show
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must obtain permission from the Secretary so that arrangements can be made. Charges may apply.
Bedding & Fodder
19. Straw bedding provided by the ASS will be used.
20. The provision of fodder is the responsibility of the exhibitor.
Weighing
21. Weighing is between 10 am and 5 pm on Monday at the Alpha Sale Yards.
22. The Chief Steward will provide Parader Cards stating age and weight to Herd Masters. It will be the
responsibility of the herd master to ensure the correct card is displayed at all times.
Washing
23. Washing of cattle on the grounds is permitted only in the designated area using shampoo that is environmental
friendly.
Judging
24. No person except those engaged in charge of the exhibit shall be permitted to remain in the yards or ring during
judging.
25. Stock appearing in the ring for judging will be disqualified if decorated with medals, ribbons, or prize tickets
awarded at previous shows or events.
26. Points for Aggregate trophies are calculated as follows:
9 points - Supreme Champion; 7 points - Champion; 5 points - Reserve Champion;
3 points - First; 2 points - Second; 1 point - Third
In the event of a tie for any place, the points awarded for the place and the next lower place shall be equally
divided.
27. Champions are selected from all first prize winners of the sex and the breed to compete. A Reserve Champion
will be selected to take the place of the Champion in the event of the latter being disqualified for any cause. The
Reserve Championship shall be selected from the remaining first prize animals, together with the second prize
of the class which furnished the Champion.
28. All breeds compete for the Grand Champion Bull and Female trophies.
29. The All Breeds Supreme Champion shall be selected from the Grand Champion Bull and Female.
30. The Judge may at their discretion, refuse to award a prize where an exhibit is in the opinion, not of sufficient
merit.
31. JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL.
Grand Parade
32. An exhibitor, who fails to parade their cattle in the Grand Parade, may at the discretion of the Chief Steward
forfeit all prize money/trophies won.
33. Major Trophies will be presented during the Grand Parade on Wednesday.
Departure
34. No exhibit can be removed from the grounds before 4 pm on Wednesday without the permission of the Chief
Steward.
35. STOCK travelling West of Alpha MUST be sprayed at the saleyards before leaving the Alpha area.
Cards and Ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place and sashes for Grand and Reserve Champions, Breed Champions
and Reserve Champions, Grand Bull and Cow, and Supreme Beast of the Show will be provided by Alpha
Show Society.
The following classes apply to the breed groups listed below: T
S1 - Boss Indicus
S2 - Bos Taurus
SX -Breed Groups. This section will be created if 15 or more animals from the one breed are nominated or at the
discretion of the Chief Steward.
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Division A – Stud Cattle
Class
1.
Bull - 6 months and under 12 months
2.
Bull -12 months and under 15 months
3.
Bull - 15 months and under 18 months
4.
Bull - 18 months and under 21 months
Bos Indicus – Junior Champion Bull ($100)
Bos Indicus – Reserve Junior Champion Bull
Bos Taurus – Junior Champion Bull ($100)
Bos Taurus – Reserve Junior Champion Bull
5.
Bull - 21 months and under 24 months
6.
Bull - 24 months and under 30 months
7.
Bull - 30 months and under 36 months
8.
Bull - 36 months and over
Bos Indicus – Senior Champion Bull ($100)
Bos Indicus – Reserve Senior Champion Bull
Bos Taurus – Senior Champion Bull ($100)
Bos Taurus – Reserve Senior Champion Bull
Bos Indicus—Grand Champion Bull ($100)
Bos Taurus—Grand Champion Bull –
M & A Comiskey ‘Port Wine’ Alpha (Trophy)
9.
Female - 6 months and under 12 months
10. Female - 12 months and under 15 months
11. Female - 15 months and under 18 months
12. Female - 18 months and under 21 months
Bos Indicus Junior Champion Female ($100)
Bos Indicus – Reserve Junior Champion Female
Bos Taurus – Junior Champion Female ($100)
Bos Taurus – Reserve Junior Champion Female
13. Female - 21 months and under 24 months
14. Female - 24 months and under 30 months
15. Female - 30 months and under 36 months
16. Female - 36 months and over
Bos Indicus – Senior Champion Female ($100)
Bos Indicus – Reserve Senior Champion Female
Bos Taurus – Senior Champion Female – H & S
Donaldson ‘Medway’ Bogantungan
Bos Taurus – Reserve Senior Champion Female
Bos Indicus – Grand Champion Female ($100)
Bos Taurus – Grand Champion Female ($100)
17. Breeders Group: (To consist of either 2 males and
1 female, or 1 male and 2 females, to have been
exhibited in their respective classes. Animals may
be owned by the exhibitors – not necessarily bred.
18. Sire’s Progeny Group: To consist of either 2 males
and 1 female or 1 male and 2 females, owned by
the exhibitor, all the progeny of the one sire. The
sire’s name to be listed. The animals to have been
exhibited in their respective classes.
19. Pen of 3 Herd Bulls any recognised pure breed ($5
nomination fee)– Unled.
B & J Zahl ‘Wycheproof’ Alpha (Trophy)
20. Single Herd Bull from any recognised pure breed –
Unled
Stud Cattle Section Trophies:
All Breeds Supreme Champion Beast of the Show
B & A Doyle Tumbar Grazing($1000)
Most Successful Exhibitor
G & M Johnson ‘Zeta’ Alpha ($200)
All Breeds Grand Champion Female
IA & LC Goodwin Braedella—L Brahman Stud Alpha
($100)
All Breeds Grand Champion Bull
A, DF & GJ Winten ‘Kalbar’ Alpha ($200)
Braford Champion Bull
ML Comiskey ‘Port Wine’ Alpha (Trophy)
Braford Champion Cow
ML Comiskey ‘Port Wine’ Alpha (Trophy)
Division C - Led Steer Competition
Conditions:
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All cattle to be polled or effectively de-horned or they
will not be allowed on the grounds.
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All steers will be mouthed at weighing.
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All steers in these classes must be at the grounds to
be weighed between 2–5pm on Monday.
•
All steers must be led and tractable.
Class
1. Led Steer – 400 kg and under - Myulla Brahmans
(Trophy)
2. Led Steer – above 400 kg - Lambton Grazing Co
(Trophy)
3. Under 13 years
4. 13 - 17 years
5. 18 - 25 years
Paraders Competition
Sponsored by Dillon Family - Surbiton
Class
1. Under 13 years
2. 13 - 17 years
3. 18 - 25 years
Stud Cattle
Prize Money Sponsors
Omega Brahman Stud ($500)
D & L Cox ’Mt Surprise’ Alpha ($200)
Herron Todd White ($100)
Westco Truck Sales ($200)
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Division D—Junior Judges & Paraders
Competitions
Conditions:
• Junior Paraders Competition is open to persons under
the age of 21 years on 1 May 2008. Young Judges
Competition is open to persons under the age of 25
years on 1 May 2008. Schools Competition requires a
team of 3 students, enrolled at a school.
• Competitors under the age of 18 years must have
approval from parents/guardians to enter. It is the
responsibility of the parents/guardians to make
arrangements on behalf of the competitor to take
responsibility of their safety while competing in this
event.
• Points will be allocated for correct animal assessment,
speaking ability, description of animals, presentation
and dress.
Young Judges Competition
Sponsored by B & A Ingram ‘Avondale’ Emerald($120) &
Medway Droughtmasters ($200))
Prime Cattle Young Judges Competition
Sponsored by Teneille Dillon
Class
1. 15 years and under
2. 16 year and under 25 years
Teams Judging Competition
Sponsored by Belyando Land & Property ($100)
Must comprise of 3 students from the same school
college.
Class
1. Teams Judging Event
TRADE SITE COSTS
Power to site — $5.00
Outside:
$7.50 per metre frontage or
$30-$50 for larger sites
Inside Pavilion:
$10 per metre
Grand Parade
Opening of show
2.oo pm Wednesday
Followed by
Presentation to winners for Trade Display, Best Dressed
Lady, Boy, Girl and major sponsor prizes.
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Bulls Selling At:
National Droughtmaster Bull Sale
Rockhampton
September, 15th & 16th 2009
Artesian Droughtmaster Bull Sale
Blackall
October, 13th 2009
Bulls & Heifers are available for Private Sale
Contact: Colin Hewitt
Hewitt Cattle Co.
‘Fork Lagoon’
Emerald Q 4720
P: 07 4982 2144 E: [email protected]
W: www.hewittcattle.com.au
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2009 Alpha Show Society Inc.
BEEF CATTLE ENTRY FORM
Complete and forward this form as early as possible, accompanied by ENTRY FEES.
CLOSING DATES AS PER SCHEDULE
ONE ENTRY PER LINE ONLY
OFFICE USE
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SECTION
DIVISION
CLASS
EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION
ENTRY
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(Exhibit Id for Class)
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NLIS NUMBER:
Receipt No.
To the Secretary, PO Box 62 Alpha Q 4724.
I make the above entries for the 2009 Show, subject to the By-laws and regulations comprised in the Model Uniform Schedule complied by
Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies except where such may be modified or added to by the Rules or Regulations of the Alpha Show
Society, all of which are deemed included herein as if inserted at full length.
Name:
Mr / Mrs / Miss
Address:
Email:
Signature:
Date:
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ADDITIONAL FORMS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION IF REQUIRED
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See Notice on Page 44
Division B – Prime Cattle
Chief Steward: Ian Goodwin
Stewards: W Gleeson, A Dyer, M Dyer, C Hoch, D Zahl, C Zahl, D Goodwin,
C. Hoch, G Vallis, A Goodwin, I Donaldson
Entries Close: Saturday, 16 May 2009 (Last Date of Mouthing)
Judging: 8 am Tuesday, 19 May 2009
Sales Starts: 9 am Wednesday, 20 May 2009
REGULATIONS
1.
Official Entry Forms will only be accepted
2.
Fees must be paid in full prior to judging otherwise exhibits will be disqualified. Stand in cattle will incur a $15
per head fee at mouthing in addition to the fees below.
Nomination fees:
Single Head Pens
(Sale Cattle) $5.00 (Non Sale Cattle) $10.00
Pen of 3 — $10 Pen of 6 — $15 Pen of 10 — $25
3.
Non-competitive exhibits are not allowed.
4.
Stud cattle are not eligible to compete.
5.
Wild cattle will not be allowed to compete.
6.
Exhibits can not be entered for or compete in two or more classes.
7.
The lodgement of a completed entry form will be taken as a guarantee that the animals specified therein are free
from all disease as far as is known by the owner. In the case of an infectious disease being spread through or
by an exhibit, the exhibitor shall be held responsible.
8.
The Alpha Show Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by an exhibitor,
and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold Alpha Show Society harmless and indemnified
against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident.
9.
Alpha Show Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself liable for any accident on the ground,
saleyards or premises.
10. All care will be taken with the exhibits, but neither the Alpha Show Society nor its appointed Stewards will accept
any responsibility for loss or injury to exhibits while at the show or in transit to and from the saleyards.
11. The Alpha Show Society reserves the right to transfer entries to the correct class where wrongly entered or to
more suitable classes.
12. All entries are received subject to the right of the Stewards to reject any cattle not up to show standard and if
required to arrange for removal from the grounds before judging commences.
13. Protests must be lodged in writing to the Secretary within one (1) hour after the awarding dispute has been
made. A protest fee of $5.00 is required and will be retained by the Society if in the opinion of the Chief Steward
and Judge acting together, the protest is frivolous.
14. ALL CATTLE TO BE EXHIBITED AS TICK FREE.
CONDITIONS
15. Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor for at least three (3) months prior to the show.
16. All cattle must be dehorned or the horn must not be longer than it is wide.
17. All HGP treated cattle must have a triangular ear mark.
18. All cattle must have a NLIS identification tag secured to the ear.
19. In single classes, no more than one (1) entry per vendor. Maximum of three (3) entries per vendor in grouped
classes.
20. Pasture fed and/or crop fed cattle can only exhibited in specific classes unless it is stated otherwise.
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21.
Cattle not intended to be sold must be clearly MARKED on the Entry Form as NOT FOR SALE. These animals
to be identified to the Stewards at the mouthing and branded with a R.
22. After judging all unplaced cattle in single and pen classes will be penned in separate vendor lots ready for
auction day.
23. No late entries will be accepted after the entries closing date.
24. Vendors must complete a separate NVD for each agent
Arrival
25. Exhibitors are requested that cattle are penned on the grounds by noon on Monday. Exhibitors are responsible
for the penning of cattle on arrival at the grounds.
Weighing
26. The weight ranges listed for classes are live weights.
27. All cattle will be mouthed, ear tagged and branded if not for sale by the Official Mouther’s within 14 days prior to
the opening day of the show. Ear tags depicting the number of incisor teeth erupted will be affixed to the upper
side of the left ear. The colour of the tag are:
YELLOW (Milk Teeth)
WHITE (2 Teeth) BLUE (4 Teeth)
RED (6 Teeth)
GREEN (Full mouth)
Judging
28. A Supreme Champion Male & Female exhibit will be selected from ALL class exhibits. (Winners do not have to
be from a winning pen or single class.)
29. Ribbons and certificate will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
30. Points for Aggregate trophies are calculated as follows:
9 points - Supreme Champion; 7 points – Champion; 5 points - Reserve Champion;
3 points – First; 2 points – Second; 1 point - Third
31. In the event of a tie for any place, the points awarded for the place and the next lower place shall be equally
divided. The Judge may at their discretion, refuse to award a prize where an exhibit is in the opinion, not of
sufficient merit.
32. Presentation of prizes to Prime Cattle Exhibit Winners will be made during the Grand Parade on Wednesday.
Sale
33. If a preferred agent is required for auction, please indicate this on the entry form. A commission of 5% is
charged with half rebate going to the Alpha Show Society.
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Prime Cattle
Prize Money Sponsors
Suncorp Metway - Emd ($260)
Thomas Borthwicks & Sons - Mackay ($150)
Ashton Engineering – Rton ($100)
Mendip Hills - Jericho ($50)
LS & PM Hack ‘Rocklea’ Alpha ($200)
Strasburg Bros Transport ($150)
Brennan & Mayne Agribusiness ($200)
Don Mearn’s Earthmoving ($200)
O’Brien Trading Pty Ltd - Capella ($200)
Fairhaven Droughtmasters —($250)
Hoch & Wilkinson Livestock & Property Pty Ltd
($200)
Grant Daniel & Long ($100)
Belyando Livestock & Property ($100)
WestpacBank ($100)
Memorial Trophy - Cremorne Cattle Company Alpha
Single Steer, 4 teeth, pasture fed.
A & D Donaldson - ‘Moonstone’ Alpha ($100)
8. Single Steer, 2 teeth, pasture fed.
JJ & HM Comiskey - ‘Avoca’ Alpha (Trophy)
9. Single Steer, milk teeth, pasture fed.
WH Schnitzerling Estate - Vandibeek Pastoral Co
Alpha (Trophy)
Classes 2 – 5 Aggregate - JE Goodwin Memorial
‘Kingston’ Alpha (Trophy)
Classes 6 – 9 Beast showing the best weight for age.
Gleeson Family - Fairview’ Alpha (Trophy)
Champion Male Exhibit ($200)
Reserve Champion Male Exhibit ($100)
Supreme Champion Male Exhibit ($200)
7.
Female Classes
10. NAB Agribusiness Pen of 6 trade heifers, milk to 2
teeth, 400—500 kgs pasture fed.
1st— $600 2nd— $300 3nd—$100
11. Wolf Equipment Pty Ltd Pen of 6 export heifers,
milk to 6 tooth, 520 kgs and over.
1st— $600 2nd— $300 3nd—$100
12. Pen of 3 Cows, full mouth and 6 teeth, pasture fed.
Suitable for trade requirements.
B & J Zahl ‘Wycheproof” Alpha (Trophy)
All cattle will be judged on
13. Pen of 3 Heifers, 4 teeth, pasture fed. Suitable for
conformation, weight for age, quality,
export or trade. ($100)
14.
Pen
of 3 Heifers, 2 teeth, pasture fed, over 400 kgs.
finish and evenness of pen.
Suitable for export..
M & M Dyer ‘Mountain View ’ Alpha (Trophy)
Division B—Prime Cattle
15. Pen of 3 Heifers, milk teeth, pasture fed, over 380
Male Classes
kgs. Suitable for trade.
1. Alpha Merchandise & Ancare Pen of 10 Ox or
L & C Sypher ‘Glenmyra’ Alpha (Trophy)
Steers, 560—720kgs, pasture fed. Suitable for
Champion Pen of Females - ($350)
Japanese Market. Tagged according to age.
Reserve Champion Pen of Females ($100)
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16. Single Cow, full mouth or 6 teeth, pasture fed.
2nd — $750 - Rabo Bank
Suitable for trade. ‘Drummond Slopes’ Alpha (Trophy)
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3 $300 - IE & BL Donaldson ‘Trebarney’ Alpha
17. Single Heifer, 4 teeth, pasture fed. Suitable for trade.
2. Pen of 3 Steers, 6 teeth, pasture fed.
($100)
D & K Gorden ‘Sedgeford’ Alpha ($150)
18. Single Heifer, 2 teeth, pasture fed, over 400 kgs.
Suitable for trade.
3. Pen of 3 Steers, 4 teeth, pasture fed.
Teys Bros. Rockhampton ($200)
LB & HM Comiskey ‘Avoca’ Alpha (Trophy)
4. Pen of 3 Steers, 2 teeth, pasture fed.
19. Single Heifer, milk teeth, pasture fed, over 380 kgs.
V Goodwin Narounyah’ Alpha (Trophy)
Suitable for trade. ($100)
Classes 12–15 Aggregate – MA McDonald Memorial
5. Pen of 3 Steers, milk teeth pasture fed.
JBS Swift Rockhampton (Trophy)
‘Elphin’ Alpha (Trophy)
Champion Pen of Bullocks ($100)+ (V Dyer Memorial
Classes 16–19 Aggregate – Female showing best
Trophy - B Dyer ’Bloomfield’ Pine Hill ) + ($1000 Bull credit weight for age from all classes.
on draft offered by M & E Ingram at the Rockhampton Bull C & S Hoch ‘Westwood’. Alpha ($150)
Sale or goods voucher ($150))
Champion Female Exhibit ($100) + (DG Hoch Memorial
Reserve Champion Pen of Bullocks Cressbank Cattle Trophy - LM Hoch Alpha)
Co. ($200)
Reserve Champion Female Exhibit ($100)
Supreme
Champion Female Exhibit ($200)
6. Single Steer, 6 teeth, pasture fed. Noel Goodwin
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Supreme Champion Exhibit of Show -($500)
Most Points Prime Cattle Section Aggregate - Elders
($200) + Andrew Scott Perpetual Trophy
Des Salmond Memorial Encouragement Award
J & J Salmond ‘Degulla’ Alpha ($200)
PLEASE JOIN US AT THE
SPONSORS BREAKFAST
AND PRIME CATTLE
PRESENTATION OF
TROPHIES
Conditional Trophies:
Santa Gertrudis Association of Australia - Champion
Beast ($150)
Prize money will be awarded to any Championship
winning entry that is either purebred or predominantly of
Santa Gertrudis blood and showing Santa Gertrudis
characteristics.
7 AM WEDNESDAY
Sponsored by Central
Highlands Toyota
Droughtmaster Breeders Society Of Australia Champion Beast ($150)
In the prime cattle section provided the winning entry is
nominated in writing on the entry form as being
Droughtmaster or Droughtmaster Cross and is either
purebred Droughtmaster or predominantly Droughtmaster
and showing Droughtmaster characteristics.
Must be present to claim
vendors draw prize.
MEMBER’S SUBSCRIPTION
Annual subscription
Adult: $10.00
Junior: $5.00*
If you wish to become a member, kindly detach this form, and forward together with your cheque.
The Secretary
Alpha Show Society Inc.
PO Box 62
ALPHA QLD 4724
Herewith please find cheque for $
being for subscription for the year 2008.
Name
Address
* Junior is under 17 years of age.
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Longreach: 4658 1900
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The districts surrounding the Belyando River represent some of
the best value for dollar cattle country in Queensland
Based in the Belyando River Valley township of Alpha, Belyando
Livestock & Property Pty Ltd is focused on providing services
in the Marketing and Management of Livestock and Property
within the upper reaches of the Belyando and Barcoo River
catchments
It is these many market segments that Belyando Livestock and
Property look to understand to be able to provide information
and service of value to its clients.
On property activities such as drafting, paddock assessments
and transactions, deliveries, full disclosure on paper
comparisons scenarios, property assessments, formulation of
marketing plans and implementation of sales programs.
Take some time to give us a call; we know you will not be
disappointed.
We would like to thank you for supporting the Alpha Show.
Congratulations to all winners and we extend encouragement to
all entrants.
Ed Wood
0428 874 240
www.belyando.com.au
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PAVILION SECTIONS
Steward in Charge: Mrs Elsie Dillon
Stewards: K Halls, J Zahl, J Salmond, H Comiskey, P Bauman, J Hansen, B Christmas,
J Cook, S Zahl, J Bauman, H Bulter, J Everingham, P Hack, S Sparrow, R Comiskey, G Calligan
Entries Close: 9.00 am Tuesday 19 May 2009
Entry Fee: 50c
REGULATIONS
1.
All exhibits must be accompanied by a completed Official Entry Form.
2.
Exhibits must be the actual property of the exhibitor, in whose name they have been entered.
3.
Exhibits will be accepted at the pavilion from 2- 5pm on Monday and from 7.30–9 am on Tuesday.
4.
Pavilion is closed for judging at 9 am sharp. Late entries will not be accepted for competition.
5.
Exhibitors will be required to obtain class cards from the Stewards, and affix them to their exhibits.
CONDITIONS
6.
Arrangement of exhibits are to be done on trestle tables provided outside the Pavilion door.
7.
Exhibits can not be entered for or compete in two or more classes.
8.
The Alpha Show Society reserves the right to transfer entries to the correct class where wrongly entered.
9.
All care will be taken with the exhibits, but neither the Alpha Show Society nor its appointed Stewards will accept
any responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits while at the show or in transit to and from the grounds.
10. During the Show, all exhibits will be in the custody of the Stewards and shall not be touched or handled by the
owner or any person other than the Judge or Stewards under any pretence whatsoever, without the consent of
the Steward in Charge.
Judging
11. The Judge may at their discretion, refuse to award a prize where an exhibit is in the opinion, not of sufficient
merit. The Judge’s decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into.
12. A first place prize will be paid for each class where a trophy is not awarded.
13. In the event of there being only one entry in a class and the Judge deems it worthy of a prize – a MERIT award
certificate only will be awarded. This merit award is to carry 3 points for the purpose of aggregate prizes.
14. Points for Aggregate trophies are calculated as follows:
9 points - Supreme Champion; 7 points – Champion; 5 points - Reserve Champion;
3 points – First; 2 points – Second; 1 point - Third
In the event of a tie for any place, the points awarded for the place and the next lower place shall be equally
divided. The Reserve Champion where applicable, shall be selected from the remaining first prize exhibits,
together with the second prize exhibits of the class which furnishes the Champion.
Collection
15. Prizes and exhibits will be available for collection by owners after 4 pm on Wednesday.
MOST NUMBER OF EXHIBITS ENTERED IN THE PAVILION
SPONSORED BY
Clew Family ($50)
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Pavilion Events Sponsored
by
Clew Family ($250) & Imps Hair Design (Trophies)
Win $50
Pavilion Family Trophy
To win the $50 cash all you need to do is get the whole family involved in entering
exhibits in the pavilion. This prize will be awarded to the family who exhibits the most
number of entries across all sections and divisions in the pavilion.
A points system will determine the winning family. Individual family members score 1
point for every division in which they enter. So the more sections and divisions family
members enter the more points your family accumulates.
SECTION C — Flowers & Pot Plants
Class Definitions
Trough – Defined as a low, narrow receptacle whose
length is greater than its width.
Basket – A basket may be any size or shape, but must
not be made of plastic, glass or pottery.
Spray – A spray consists of a stem that has several
branches, with flowers on those branches.
Collection – A collection is judged for quality, freshness
and variety, not quantity of one variety.
Distinct – Each bloom must be different.
DIVISION A – BLOOMS
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. 1 Rose - Red.
2. 1 Rose - Yellow.
3. 1 Rose - White.
4. 1 Rose - Pink.
5. 1 Rose - Apricot.
6. 1 Rose - Mauve.
7. 1 Rose - Bicolour.
8. 1 Rose - Cream.
9. 3 Roses, different colour.
10. 2 Roses, one colour.
11. 2 Roses, different colour.
12. 1 Polyanthus/Floribunda Rose, 1 spray.
13. 3 Roses. One variety, bud to full bloom, showing
value of roses in all stages. The smallest bud must
have colour. - A & A Kime (Trophy)
14. 1 Rose not elsewhere included.
15. Miniature Rose.
16. One stem with one or more flowers. - Mrs S Hoch
(Trophy)
17. One flowering bulb or tuberous. - Mrs B Hoch
(Trophy)
18. Chrysanthemums, Button.
19. Chrysanthemums, 3 White.
20. Chrysanthemums, 3 Pink.
21. Chrysanthemums, 3 Yellow.
22. Chrysanthemums, 3 Mauve.
23. Chrysanthemums, 3 Amber.
24. Chrysanthemums, single stem.
25. Gerberas, Single.
26. Gerberas, Double.
27. Gerberas, 3 single, different colour.
28. Gerbera, 3 double different colour.
29. Gerbera, hybrid.
30. Gerbera, hybrid, 3 different colours.
31. Geranium, Single.
32. Geranium, 3 Single.
33. Geranium, 3 Double.
34. Carnations, 3.
35. Marigolds - Collection.
36. Flowering shrub - any variety. - Mrs L Oates (Trophy)
37. Flowering shrub – 3 varieties.
38. One flower - not specified. - Mrs J Bauman (Trophy)
39. Spike of shrub with berries.
40. 3 cuts of shrub foliage.
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41. Native flowers - three stems. Trails of flowering
creeper.
42. Spike of Bougainvillia.
43. Three spikes of bougainvillia, distinct colours. Ms F Winten (Trophy)
Champion Rose Trophy - Mrs M Green ($20) + Alpha
Show Society Sash
Division A - Most Outstanding Bloom Trophy Mrs S Bettridge ($20) +Show Society Sash
Division A - Blooms Aggregate Trophy - Mrs J Hoch
($10)
DIVISION B – FLORAL WORK
First Prize $5.00
Class
44. Most decorative container of mixed flowers. G & D Rogers ($20)
45. Chrysanthemums, container.
46. Most decorative container of roses.
47. Flowers, container other than those provided for.
48. Container of mixed flowers, arranged for frontal
effects. - A & A Kime (Trophy)
Division B – Floral Work Aggregate Trophy Miss J Hoch ($10)
56. One flower arrangement.
57. Decoration using fruit and vegetables only.
58. Arrangement in old boot or gum boot. Mrs S McKeering ($30)
59. Children’s class Dinosaur made out of vegetables.
Division C – Decorations Aggregate Trophy Mrs S Bettridge ($20)
DIVISION D – POT PLANTS
First Prize $5.00
Class
60. Cactus or Succulent Plant Garden.
61. Cactus pot plant.
62. Fern in Pot - Maiden Hair. - Mrs J Hoch (Trophy)
63. Foliage Plant - Coleus.
64. Foliage Plant - Begonia.
65. One of any other Fern.
66. One climbing or twining plant, any variety.
67. One hanging basket of Fern.
68. One hanging basket.
69. One Palm in pot.
70. One plant not otherwise provided for.
71. One plant in bloom in pot.
72. One hanging basket. Plant to be in flower.
DIVISION C - DECORATIONS
73. Best Crows Nest Fern, Elkhorn or Staghorn.
First Prize $5.00
74. Collection 3 pots of fern - each different variety.
Class
75. One Philodendron in pot.
49. Fresh flower table decoration.
76. Variegated Foliage Plant.
50. Contemporary floral arrangement for lounge, in any
77. Plant Growing in Ornamental pot. - Mrs J Zahl
container, no restriction on materials used.
(Trophy)
51. Arrangement from wood and foliage.
52. Arrangement from a variety of nature bark foliage and Division D - Most Outstanding Pot Plant Exhibit Mrs H Comiskey (Trophy)
flowers.
Division D - Pot Plant Champion Exhibit - Mrs H Butler
53. A floral tapestry.
($20)
54. Dried arrangement.
55. Table decoration, no restrictions on material used
SECTION D — FARM & GARDEN
10. Lemonade Fruit - four.
11. Four Citrus, any other variety, not otherwise mentioned.
First Prize $5.00
12. Any other Fruit.
Class
13. Best decorative display of Fruit. - A & A Kime
1. Hen eggs, 1 dozen, to be judged on weight, fresh(Trophy)
ness, texture of shell and shape.
14. Best collection of Fruit. - Mitre 10 –Emerald (Voucher)
2. One Jar of Honey.
15. Cabbage - One head of Sugarloaf.
3. Mandarins - four, Emperors.
16. Marrow, vegetable.
4. Mandarins - four, any variety.
17. ½ kg Zucchini.
5. Lemons - four.
18. Tomatoes - four ripe.
6. Oranges - four Navels.
7. Oranges - four, any variety. - Mrs S Sparrow (Trophy) 19. Tomatoes - four green.
20. Lettuce - one head.
8. Grapefruit - four.
21. Carrots, one bunch of six.
9. Cumquats - four.
ALL FRUIT TO HAVE OWN LEAVES DISPLAYED
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22. Beetroot - one bunch of four.
23. Beans - plate of any variety.
24. Sweet Potatoes - four.
25. English Potatoes—four.
Farm & Produce Aggregate—Mrs W Dyer (Trophy)
SECTION E — HOME COOKERY & SWEETS
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GUARANTEED AS
HOME MADE
DIVISION A – HOME COOKERY
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Scones – plain, plate of 3, no sugar. (2 inches in
diameter, uniform in colour and high and light.)
2. Pumpkin Scones – plate of 3 (2 inches in diameter,
uniform in colour and high and light.)
3. Banana Cake ($10)
4. Sweet Biscuits, plate of 4 any variety.
5. Best slice, – uniced and cut into 2 inch squares.
6. Plate of Chocolate Cream Biscuits – 2 inch in size
with no fork marks.
7. Pikelets, Plate of 4 – 2 inch in size with uniform
colour.
8. Loaf of White Bread made in a Breadmaker.
9. Plain Sponge – jam filled, uniced
10. Boiled Fruit Cake – no cherries. - M McDonald
Memorial ($20)
11. Best Slice – iced and cut into 2 inch squares M McDonald Memorial ($20)
12. Chocolate Cake – iced (not sandwich). - M McDonald
Memorial ($20)
13. Muffins – plate of 3. ($10)
14. Fruit and Nut Loaf, not iced.
15. Sultana Cake – no nuts. - Nancy Douce Memorial
(Trophy)
16. Marble Cake, iced.
17. Orange Cake – iced, bar tin.
18. Date roll – no nuts
19. Rich Fruit Cake Mrs J Williams ($50)
20. Carrot Cake – bar tin, no nuts. ($10)
21. Pumpkin Fruit Cake - fruit cut into uniform size.
22. Packet Mixture - iced, any type. Include packet top
with entry Form.
23. Microwave Cake - iced.
24. Any cake not otherwise mentioned. Include cake
type on Entry Form.
25. Plum Pudding - buttered, boiled in cloth. Smooth
shiny skin. Mrs E Rogers (Trophy)
26. Plum Pudding - steamed. Mrs PE Jaques Memorial
($10)
Section E - Home Cookery Aggregate Trophy Mrs K Comiskey ($25)
Section E -Home Cookery Most Number of Entries-$10
Mrs L Goodwin
Home Cookery Champion Cake - Mrs D Winten ($20) +
Show Rosette
Home Cookery Most Outstanding Exhibit (Excludes
classes 25 & 26) - Mrs I Clews ($25)
DIVISION B – CONFECTIONERY
First Prize $5.00
Class
27. Nut Toffee - jar.
28. Caramel - Russian, jar, white sugar.
29. Coconut Ice - boiled, jar. - Mrs D Winten ($10)
30. Fudge - jar. - M McDonald Memorial ($20)
31. Date Creams - jar.
32. Marshmallows - small box.
33. French Jellies - small box.
34. Assorted Home-made Chocolates - small box. M McDonald Memorial ($20)
35. Honeycomb - jar.
36. Plain Toffee - Jar.
37. Butterscotch - jar.
38. Sweet Collection - not less than six varieties. M McDonald Memorial ($20)
Section E - Confectionery Aggregate Trophy Mrs KSE Gleeson (Trophy)
DIVISION C – HOME MADE PRESERVES
First Prize $5.00
Class
39. Jar of Melon and Lemon Jam.
40. Jar of Grapefruit Marmalade.
41. Jar of Sweet Orange Marmalade. - Mrs A Mulcahy
(Trophy)
42. Jar of Fig Jam.
43. Jar of Tomato Jam.
44. Jar of Cumquat Jam.
45. Jar of Rosella Jam.
46. Jar of Multi-fruit Jam - 2 or more fruit.
47. Jar of Jam not otherwise mentioned.
48. Collection of Jams - minimum of 6.
49. Jar of Lemon Cheese. - Mrs D Winten ($10)
50. Jar of Relish - any variety. - Mrs A Mulcahy (Trophy)
51. Jar of Mustard Pickles.
52. Jar of Pie Melon Pickles.
53. Jar of Chutney.
54. Jars of Preserves - 3 jars, any variety.
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RICH DARK FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
State Final of the Rich Dark Cake Competition conditions of entry are as follows:
Only one (1) Entry from each Sub-Chamber.
Own Recipe to be used.
Cake to be a 1lb (500 grams) mixture with approx 2.25 kg of fruit to be used including
currants (whole), sultanas and raisins (cut), mixed peel, with cherries and nuts
optional.
To be baked in a square 27 cm (10 Inches) tin.
Entry Form to be completed and returned with the Cake.
Cake to be well wrapped and packed in a box.
Cake to be delivered to the QCAS Administration Office, RNA Exhibition Grounds,
Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills by the Tuesday prior to the commencement of the
RNA Exhibition.
Judging will take place on the Wednesday prior to the commencement of the RNA
Exhibition.
Cakes will remain on display at the QCS Display Stand (downstairs Walter Burnett
Building) for the duration of the RNA Exhibition.
For further information, please contact Mr Graham Rayner phone/fax (07) 5463 8056
SECTION F — OPEN NEEDLEWORK & HANDICRAFTS
DIVISION A & B—MOST POINTS TROPHY DONATED BY EAGLEHAMS EMERALD
DIVISION A & B CHAMPION ARTICLE DONATED BY MRS D WINTEN (ROSETTE & $20)
DIVISION A – KNITTING & CROCHET
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Hand-knitted cardigan or pullover - child.
2. Hand-knitted cardigan or pullover - adult. ($15)
3. Baby's booties in wool or synthetic.
4. Hand-knitted baby's jacket in wool or synthetic.
5. 3 coat hangers - knitted or crocheted.
6. Any other article - knitted in wool, synthetic of cotton.
J & E Dillion (Trophy)
7. Article machine-knitted - wool or synthetic, adult or
child.
8. Crochet toy.
9. Any novelty crocheted article.
10. Crochet centre - coloured or white up to, but not
including 40 cotton.
11. Crochet centre - coloured or white, 40 cotton and
above. - Alpha CWA Association($20)
12. Crochet duchess set - coloured or white.
13. Crochet baby set - wool or synthetic.
14. Crochet article in wool synthetic or cotton.
15. Wool rug - crocheted or knitted. - ($15)
16. 1 crochet edged handkerchief.
Section E - Knitting and Crochet Most Points Trophy Clew Family ($25)
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DIVISION B – NEEDLEWORK
First Prize $5.00
Class
17. Article in Crewel Embroidery. - Alpha CWA
Association ($20)
18. Article featuring Candle Wicking.
19. Long stitch. Must be framed.
20. Embroidery or Cross Stitch on clothing. Clothing can
be handmade or purchased. - Mrs D Tilse (Trophy)
21. Cross Stitch Article.
22. Child's Garment.
23. Best Made Hat - fabric or straw. ($15)
24. Best made Hat - any medium.
25. Handmade Cushion.
26. Hand made cushion for sunroom featuring appliqué
etc.
27. Article or Garment featuring Smocking.
28. Adult's or Child's Fashion Garment featuring Machine
Embroidery.
29. Tapestry Article.
30. Any other Article - suitable for Fete, in knitting,
crochet or needlework.
31. Any other Article not otherwise mentioned.
32. Cottage Craft Article - in material.
33. Cottage Craft Article - any other medium.
34. Cotton Creation. Classes as advertised in schedule.
Show Ribbon & $20.
Needlework - Most Points Trophy - $10
DIVISION C & D—MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT
DONATED BY MRS H COMISKEY (TROPHY)
DIVISION C – HANDICRAFT OPEN A
First Prize $5.00
Class
35. Any other Article made by craft not otherwise
mentioned. - Mrs B Christmas ($10)
36. Best Handmade Soft Toy.
37. Best Dressed Doll - handmade. ($10)
38. Article in Decoupage. ($10)
39. Item featuring Folk Art. ($10)
40. Article in Fabric Paint - not Hobbytex.
41. Egg Artistry.
42. Hand Painted or Printed T-shirt.
Handicraft Open A - Most Points Trophy Mrs KSE Gleeson (Trophy)
Handicraft Open A - Best Article Handicraft Trophy Mrs J Cook (Trophy)
DIVISION D – HANDICRAFT OPEN B
First Prize $5.00
Class.
43. Best article in Simulated Lead Lighting.($10)
44. Best article in Leather - embossed/stitched. ($10)
45. Best handmade jewellery set - Mrs J Williams
(Trophy)
46. Article from Timber - made by amateur carpenter.
($10)
47. Hand Carved Wood article. ($10)
48. Best Piece of Silver Smithing. ($10)
49. Any other article made by Craft from Bought Kit - not
otherwise mentioned
50. Lathe-turned Wooden Article
51. Article from recycled Timber.
52. Article from recycled Goods. Example - paper,
material, cans or glass etc.
Handicraft Open B - Best Article Trophy - Mrs I Arnold
(Trophy)
DIVISION E – POTTERY & CERAMICS
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Best Platter - hand or wheel formed.
2. Best Sculptural Piece.
3. Best Handformed Piece - functional. (Beginners Only)
4. Best Wheel Formed Pot - earthern or stoneware,
functional.
5. Best Group of related Objects - three (3) of more.
6. Best Large Handformed Pot.
7. Best Pottery - for one who has not won a prize.
J Wells (10)
DIVISION F – FINE ARTS
Conditions
• All exhibits must have the exhibitor’s name and address
section and classes clearly shown on the back of each
picture.
• All unframed paintings must be well mounted and
framed painting must have a wire for hanging.
• All entries in the original classes must be done by the
exhibitor from nature or model (not copies), either
wholly or in part – from other artist’s work or their
reproductions, or published photographs.
• Any entry which has previously won first prize in an
Alpha Show will not be accepted for competition.
• Hanging of exhibits will be restricted to works
considered by the Judge to be sufficiently meritorious.
Any picture received soiled, damaged or otherwise
unsuited for display will not be exhibited.
• A novice is a person who has not previously won a first
prize.
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First Prize $10.00
Class
1. Painting - oil or acrylic, traditional.
2. Painting - oil or acrylic, modern.
3. Painting - local scene within Alpha /Jericho area.
Locality to be stated.- D & G Howard (Trophy)
4. Painting - oil or acrylic, traditional, novice.
5. Water Colour - any subject.
6. Drawing - Black and White.
7. Drawing - Colour.
8. Bark Art or other natural material.
9. Any other medium.
10. Best Painting - any media, for one who has not won a
prize.
DIVISION G – PATCHWORK & QUILTING
ALL NEEDLE WORK, EXCEPT WHERE STATED NOT
TO BE LAUNDERED
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Patchwork Quilt. Professionally quilted. Mrs KSE Gleeson (Trophy)
2. Patchwork Cushion. 3. Patchwork Wall Hanging. - Mrs B McDonell (Trophy)
4. Best Piece of Crazy Patchwork.
5. Patchwork article from recycled materials.
6. Best piece of quilting machine or hand done.
7. Best piece of patchwork - Novice. - Mrs K Halls
(Trophy)
DIVISION H – SCRAPBOOKING
• All work to be enclosed in a clear protective page.
• All work must be original work of the exhibitor (not
necessarily photos).
• Page sizes: Open – 12”x12” Juvenile & Junior any
size.
• Number of entries in each class must not exceed
three (3).
• Each page to be entered in one class only.
• Single page layout unless stated otherwise.
•
First prize $5 unless otherwise stated.
Open Section Layouts
Class
8. Nostalgia page. Mrs J Zahl (Trophy)
9. Typical day. Mrs B Christmas ($20)
10. Children page. Mrs B Christmas ($20)
11. Any topic. Mrs D Winten ($20)
12. Any subject. (Double page) Mrs J Zahl (Trophy)
13. Pictorial – landscape, seascape and sunset etc.
14. Pictorial – landscape, seascape and sunset etc.
(Double page) Mrs K Gleeson ($10)
15. Animal study – wild or domestic – farm, pet, zoo etc
16. Sport – Olympic, Football, Tennis etc.
17. Formal – Wedding, Graduation etc. Mrs K Gleeson
($10)
18. People – one or more persons any subject –birthdays,
work, play etc.
19. Black and White – any subject. Mrs K Gleeson ($10)
20. Theme “Water” – swimming pool, Beach, dam,
waterfall.
21. Baby, newborn to 12 months. Mrs K Gleeson
22. Vintage page – old time or modern
23. Card making any medium. Mrs K Gleeson ($10)
24. Papertote Mrs K Gleeson ($10)
Scrapbooking Judges Pick Mrs KSE Gleeson
DIVISION I - FASHION JEWELLERY – BEADING
Section Sponsored by Mrs K Gleeson
First Prize $5
Open Section
Class
1. Bracelet
2. Necklace
3. Earrings
4. Casual Wear Set (Bracelet, earrings & necklace)
5. Evening Wear Set (Bracelet, earrings & necklace)
6. Own choice of jewellery
SECTION G — PHOTOGRAPHY
Class
1. Pictorial Landscape
2. Pictorial Seascape.
♦ Exhibits should be mounted separately on school
3. Pictorial, Landscape, Seascape - overseas only,
drawing paper or material of a similar weight with a
name town and country.
margin of ½ inch
4. Feathered and Furry Friends Study
♦ All entries should be enclosed in suitable containers/
envelopes labelled with the class in which it is entered. 5. Nature Study. M Nicholson (Trophy)
♦ Wherever possible entries should depict subjects of
6. Child Study.
Local District, Queensland and Australia and interest 7. People - one or more.
8. Action Study.
in order of preference.
Entry Fee: 20c First Prize $5.00
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9. Panoramic.
10. Black & White - any subject.
11. A Barcaldine Regional Show or event, building or
identity.
12. Still Life– With an emphasis on the unusual more
creative (eg fence rails ,troughs, bowl of fruit, vase of
flowers, etc)
13. Celebration—Weddings, birthday parties.
Most Outstanding Photograph Trophy - D & L Zahl
(Trophy)
Photography - Most Points Trophy - Mr G Hoch
(Trophy)
SECTION H — JUVENILE
A juvenile is a boy or girl still attending school up to and including secondary level.
All entries to be marked with the child’s age as this will be taken into consideration by the Judge.
JUVENILE SECTION MOST NUMBER OF POINTS DONATED BY ALPHA STATE SCHOOL P & C ($30)
ENCOURAGEMENT PRIZE FOR EXHIBITOR WHO HAS NOT WON A PRIZE IN THE JUVENILE SECTION.
Donated by J Salmond ($25)
DIVISION A – JUVENILE COOKING
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Pumpkin Scones - plate of 4.
2. Packet Cake - iced, sandwich tin. Packet top to be
included with entry. Mrs LA Dyer (Trophy)
3. Patty Cakes - plate of 4, iced.
4. Chocolate Cake - bar tin.
5. Plate of Chocolate Cream Biscuits.
6. Toffee - Plain.
7. Coconut Ice.
8. Pikelets - plate of 6 LS & PM Hack ($10)
9. Novelty Cake. Mrs LA Dyer (Trophy)
10. Microwave Cake - uniced.
11. Any other cake not otherwise mentioned. Type of
cake to be stated on entry form. LS & PM Hack ($10)
Juvenile Cooking - Most Number of Entries Trophy. Ms J Salmond ($25)
DIVISION B – JUVENILE NEEDLEWORK
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Best Wall Hanging - child 12 years and under.
2. Cottage Craft Article in Material.
3. Handmade Toy.
4. Crochet Article.
5. Best Knitted Article.
6. Cottage Craft Article - any other medium.
7. Best Article Screen Printed.
8. Teenage or Child's Garment.
9. Any other article not otherwise mentioned.
Juvenile Needlework - Most Points Trophy - Mrs D
Winten ($20)
DIVISION H – SCRAPBOOKING
Juvenile Section Layouts (Age: 10 to 14 years)
Trophies donated by J Zahl and E Dillon.
Class
10. People – one or more persons any subject.
11. Theme “Friends and Fun” –birthdays, sleepovers etc.
12. Animal study – wild, pet, zoo etc.
13. Theme “Water” – beach, pool, dam etc.
14. Any other layout – exhibitor’s choice.
Junior Section Layouts (Age: 5 – 9 years)
Trophies donated by J Zahl and E Dillon.
Class
15. People – one or more persons any subject.
16. Animal study – wild, pet, zoo etc.
17. Theme “Water” – beach, pool etc.
18. Christmas
19. Any other layout – exhibitor’s choice.
Junior - Most Outstanding Scrapbooking exhibit. Mrs
J Sypher (Trophy)
DIVISION I - FASHION JEWELLERY – BEADING
Section Sponsored by Mrs K Gleeson
First Prize $5
Juvenile Section (Age: 10 – 14 years)
Class
1. Bracelet
2. Earrings
3. Necklace
4. Own choice of jewellery
Junior Section (Age: 5 – 9 years)
Class
5. Bracelet
6. Earrings
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7.
8.
Necklace
Own choice of jewellery
DIVISION C – JUVENILE HANDICRAFT
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Best Article in Copper or Metal. J Hoch ($10)
2. Best Article in Paddle Pop Sticks.
3. Best Meccano or similar type Working Model.
4. Best Article made from Blocks or Plastic Bricks.
(Under 10 yrs)
5. Best Folkart Article.
6. Hobbytex or similar Media Article.
7. Article in Wood. - Mrs J Hoch (Trophy)
8. Article made from Garbage - eg. Alfoil, Plastic Bags,
Toilet Rolls etc.
9. Article made from Bought Kit with label attached.
10. Any other article not otherwise mentioned.
Best Juvenile Handicraft - Rostron Family (Trophy)
DIVISION D – JUVENILE PHOTOGRAPHY
Conditions
Exhibits should be mounted separately on a school
drawing paper or material of a similar weight with a
margin of ½ inch
All entries should be enclosed in suitable containers/
envelopes labelled with the class which it is entered.
Wherever possible entries should depict subjects of
Local District, Queensland and Australia and interest
in order of preference.
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. Pictorial, Landscape or Seascape etc.
2. Animal Study.
3. Nature Study.
4. Child Study.
5. People - one or more.
6. Action Study.
7. Any other Subject not otherwise mentioned.
8. Black & White - any subject.
9. A Barcaldine Regional Show or event, building or
identity.
10. Still Life– With an emphasis on the unusual more
creative (eg fence rails ,troughs, bowl of fruit, vase of
flowers, etc)
11. Celebration—Weddings, birthday parties.
Most points in the Juvenile Photography Section.
Tanya McQuillan Memorial (Trophy)
Juvenile Most Outstanding Photograph. ($20) + Alpha
Show Society Ribbon
The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Society Inc.
Cotton Creations
Class1 : “RESTRICTED” OUTFIT” Suitable for any occasion including After 5. Open to ages 15 to
20 yrs inclusive.
Class 2 : OPEN - “ADULT OUTFIT” – DAYWEAR Suitable for Race Meting, Business Meeting,
Special Occasion, Garden Party, Wedding or any Daytime occasion.
Class 3 : OPEN - “CREATIVE OUTFIT” Suitable for any Occasion including After 5 This is not a
Fashion Fantasy class, but entries are required to feature creativity and innovation using craft,
machine or hand embroidery,
patchwork, quilting, smocking etc or other creative sewing technique and should have the initial
visual impact of a creative entry
Class 4 : OPEN - “ADULT OUTFIT” - FORMAL WEAR Suitable for After 5, Cocktail Party,
Wedding Dress, Ball or any Evening Occasion (not sleepwear)
Class 5 : “CALICO CAPERS” “ADULT OUTFIT” any Occasion All entries in this class must be
made from 100% Calico.
Kids in Cotton
Class K1: “SHOWTIME”- Party Wedding, their 1st Dance, Country Show or Theatre/Movies
Class K2 : “CASUAL/ACTIVE WEAR” for fun sun, play or sport (no swimwear).
Class K3 : “COSTUME PARTY” for a fancy dress/theme party (not sleep over)
Class K4 : “SELFMADE” – Primary School - Any Occasion
Class K5: “SELF MADE” – Middle School – Any Occasion
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DIVISION E – JUVENILE ART
This section sponsored by LS & PM Hack.
Class
1. Painting - any medium.
2. Drawing - Black & White.
3. Drawing - Colour.
4. Collage using Natural Material.
5. Collage using Paint and any Material.
6. Finger Painting or Printing.
DIVISION F – JUVENILE POTTERY
First Prize $5.00
Class
1. One Piece of Pottery - Hand Painted.
2. One piece of Pottery - glazed Animal or Figure.
3. One Functional Pot - glazed.
4. One Vase - glazed.
5. One Wall Plaque or Tile - glazed.
6. One Plant Holder - glazed.
7. One Piece of Pottery - unglazed
DIVISION E & F—BEST OVERALL EXHIBIT DONATED
BY EMERALD OFFICE SUPPLIES (Voucher)
Poster Competitions
Win Ride Tickets at the Alpha Show
Age Groups
Close: 14 May 2009
3-4 year old
5-6 year old
7-10 year old
10-13 year old
Submit to Alpha State School Office
SCHOOLS DISPLAY
Alpha and Jericho Schools are invited
to showcase student work and achievements.
Individual schools will be responsible for
setting up and dismantling their own displays.
Displays will be housed in the pavilion.
SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO ENTER EXHIBITS IN THE JUVENILE SECTION
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SECTION J - DOGS (All Breeds Championship Show)
Stewards: B Anderson, Y McQuillan & A Kelly
Entries Close: 5.00 pm 30 April2009
Judging: Wednesday at : 9.30 am
Entry Fee: $7.00
REGULATIONS
1.
Entries in writing to be forwarded to The Secretary, PO Box 62 Alpha Qld 4724 or Mrs Sharleen Bettridge, ‘Mt
Wilga’ Alpha. Telephone: 4985 1418 or Fax: 4985 1419.
2.
Entry fees must accompany nomination.
3.
Competition conducted under the rules of the Canine Control Council Queensland with who the society is
affiliated. A copy of these rules can be obtaine d through the Secretary.
4.
Vetting not required.
5.
Fun classes if time permits.
6.
Challenge certificates will be awarded at the discretion of the Judge.
7.
Any dogs not restrained or acting in a manner to cause nuisance to the public will be removed without notice by
Officers of the Shire.
Classes as per Dog Society.
DONATED PRIZES & TROPHIES
Champion of the Show – Mr Jack Mallet Perpetual Trophy
Reserve Champion of the Show – Alpha Show Society Sash.
Best Baby Puppy
Other prize sponsors - 1800Prints, R Arnold, A Jones, L Gleeson, V Horn and AW & RW Sylvester.
SECTION N—CAGED BIRDS & SECTION K—POULTRY
Chief Steward: Mrs Karen Halls (Ph) 4985 1331.
Entries Close: 19 May 2009
Entry fee 50 cents.
REGULATIONS
1.
Exhibits must be the actual property of the exhibitor, in whose name they have been entered.
2.
Entries in writing to be forwarded to Mrs Karen Halls, Shakespeare St Alpha Qld 4724
3.
Town exhibits must be penned on Tuesday evening of the show.
4.
Out of town exhibits must be penned prior to 8 am on Wednesday, for judging.
5.
No crossbred poultry allowed.
6.
Birds entered in a filthy condition may be rejected at the discretion of the Stewards of Judge.
7.
Birds are to be free of external parasites.
8.
All care will be taken with the exhibits, but neither the Alpha Show Society nor its appointed Stewards will accept
any responsibility for loss or damage to exhibits while at the show or in transit to and from the grounds.
9.
The Alpha Show Society reserves the right to transfer entries to the correct class where wrongly entered.
10. During the Show, all exhibits will be in the custody of the Stewards and shall not be touched or handled by the
owner or any person other than the Judge or Stewards under any pretence whatsoever, without the consent of
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11.
12.
the Steward in Charge.
The judge may at their discretion, refuse to award a prize where an exhibit is in the opinion, not of sufficient
merit. The judge’s decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into.
Where there is less than three (3) entries in a class no second prize money will be paid. Prize money and
exhibits will be available for collection by owners after 4 pm.
Class Definitions
AC: Any ColourAV: Any Variety
AOC: Any other Colour AOV: Any other Variety
Prizes & Trophies
Grand Champion Fowl. – Mrs PE Jaques & K Jaques Memorial ($40) + Alpha Show Society Ribbon
Champion Large Fowl (Soft Feather) –George Fletcher Memorial Trophy+ Society Ribbon
Champion Large Fowl (Hard Feather) – ($10)
Reserve Champion Large Fowl (Soft or Hard Feather) – Alpha Show Society Ribbon
Reserve Champion Fowl (Soft or Hard Feather)
Grand Champion Bantam (Soft or Hard Feather) – ($10)
Supreme Champion Exhibit – ($10) + Alpha Show Society Ribbon
Champion Bantam (Soft Feather) – Mrs Rose Fletcher (Trophy) + Show Society Ribbon
Champion Bantam (Hard Feather) – Mrs Rose Fletcher (Trophy)
Reserve Champion Bantam (Soft or Hard Feather) – Alpha Show Society Ribbon
Grand Champion Caged Bird Trophy ($10) + Society Ribbon
Cash Sponsors:
Champion Budgerigar Trophy – ($10)
Alpha Caravan & Villa Park
Reserve Champion Budgerigar Trophy – Alpha Show Society - Society Ribbon
Most Entries in The Flight Bird Section Trophy – ($10)
Alpha Gateway
SECTION N – Caged Birds
BUDGERIGARS, PIGEONS &
CANARIES
Class
1.
Normal Wing Budgerigar
2.
Albino Budgerigar
3.
Bush Green Budgerigar
4.
Lutino
5.
Pied
6.
Grey Wing
7.
Cinnamon Wing
8.
Opaline Wing
9.
Yellow Face Blue
10. Violet
11. Canary - any variety
12. Red or Red Check Cock
13. Red or Red Check Hen
14. Blue or Black Check Cock
15. Blue or Black Check Hen
16. Australian Parrot, any variety
17. Australian Finch, any variety
18. Any other bird not otherwise
mentioned
SECTION K – Poultry
KA: SOFT FEATHER – LARGE
FOWL
Class
1.
Australorp Cock
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Australorp Hen
Australorp Cockerel
Australorp Pullet
White Leghorn Cock
White Leghorn Hen
White Leghorn Cockerel
White Leghorn Pullet
A.O.C. Leghorn Cock
A.O.C. Leghorn Hen
A.O.C. Leghorn Cockerel
A.O.C. Leghorn Pullet
Light Sussex Cock
Light Sussex Hen
Light Sussex Cockerel
Light Sussex Pullet
Rhode Island Red Cock
Rhode Island Red Hen
Rhode Island Red Cockerel
Rhode Island Red Pullet
Rhode Island White Cock
Rhode Island White Hen
Rhode Island White Cockerel
Rhode Island White Pullet
Langshan Cock
Langshan Hen
Langshan Cockeral
Langshan Pullet
Ancona Cock
Ancona Hen
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31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
Ancona Cockerel
Ancona Pullet
Plymouth Rock Cock
Plymouth Rock Hen
Plymouth Rock Cockerel
Plymouth Rock Pullet
Hamburg Cock
Hamburg Hen
Hamburg Cockerel
Hamburg Pullet
Minorca A.C. Cock
Minorca A.C. Hen
Minorca A.C. Cockeral
Minorca A.C. Pullet
Wyandotte A.C. Cock
Wyandotte A.C. Hen
Wyandotte A.C. Cockerel
Wyandotte A.C. Pullet
Silkies A.C. Cock
Silkies A.C. Hen
Silkies A.C. Cockerel
Silkies A.C. Pullet
A.O.V. Soft Feather Cock
A.O.V. Soft Feather Hen
KB: HARD FEATHER – LARGE
FOWL
1.
O.E.G. Black & Red Cock
2.
O.E.G. Black & Red Hen
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
KC:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
O.E.G. Black & Red Cockerel
O.E.G. Black & Red Pullet
O.E.G. Wheaten Hen
O.E.G. Wheaten Pullet
O.E.G. A.O.C. Cock
O.E.G. A.O.C. Hen
O.E.G. A.O.C. Cockeral
O.E.G. A.O.C. Pullet
Indian Game Cock
Indian Game Hen
Indian Game Cockerel
Indian Game Pullet
Malay Cock
Malay Hen
Malay Cockerel
Malay Pullet
SOFT FEATHER – BANTAM
Pekin Black Cock
Pekin Black Hen
Pekin Black Cockerel
Pekin Black Pullet
Pekin White Cock
Pekin White Hen
Pekin White Cockerel
Pekin White Pullet
Pekin Buff Cock
Pekin Buff Hen
Pekin Buff Cockerel
Pekin Buff Pullet
Pekin A.O.C. Cock
Pekin A.O.C. Hen
Pekin A.O.C. Cockerel
Pekin A.O.C. Pullet
Wyandotte White Cock
Wyandotte White Hen
Wyandotte White Cockerel
Wyandotte White Pullet
Wyandotte A.O.C. Cock
Wyandotte A.O.C. Hen
Wyandotte A.O.C. Cockerel
Wyandotte A.O.C. Pullet
White Leghorn Cockerel
White Leghorn Cock
White Leghorn Pullet
White Leghorn Hen
A.O.C Leghorn Cock
A.O.C. Leghorn Hen
A.O.C. Leghorn Cockeral
A.O.C. Leghorn Pullet
Rosecomb Cock
Rosecomb Hen
Rosecomb Cockeral
Rosecomb Pullet
KD:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
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Light Sussex Cock
Light Sussex Hen
Light Sussex Cockerel
Light Sussex Pullet
Rhode Island Red Cock
Rhode Island Red Hen
Rhode Island Red Cockerel
Rhode Island Red Pullet
Sebright Cock
Sebright Hen
Sebright Cockerel
Sebright Pullet
Polish A.C. Cock
Polish A.C. Hen
Polish A.C. Cockerel
Polish A.C. Pullet
A.O.B. Soft Feather Cock
A.O.B. Soft Feather Hen
A.O.B. Soft Feather Cockerel
A.O.B. Soft Feather Pullet
Breeding Pair - any variety
HARD FEATHER – BANTAM
Modern British Game Black and Red Cock
Modern British Game Black and Red Hen
Modern British Game Black and Red Cockerel
Modern British Game Black and Red Pullet
Modern British Game Pile Cock
Modern British Game Pile Hen
Modern British Game Pile Cockerel
Modern British Game Pile Pullet
Modern British Game A.O.C. Cock
Modern British Game A.O.C. Hen
Modern British Game A.O.C. Cockerel
Modern British Game A.O.C. Pullet
O.E.G. Black and Red Cock
O.E.G. Black and Red Hen
O.E.G. Black and Red Cockerel
O.E.G. Black and Red Pullet
O.E.G. Wheaten Hen
O.E.G. Wheaten Pullet
O.E.G. Blue and Red Cock
O.E.G. Blue and Red Cockerel
O.E.G. Blue Tail Wheaten Hen
O.E.G. Blue Tail Wheaten Pullet
O.E.G. Spangled Cock
O.E.G. Spangled Hen
O.E.G. Spangled Cockerel
O.E.G. Spangled Pullet
O.E.G. Duckwing Cock
O.E.G. Duckwing Hen
O.E.G. Duckwing Cockerel
O.E.G. Duckwing Pullet
O.E.G. A.O.C. Cock
32.
33.
34.
35.
O.E.G. A.O.C. Hen
O.E.G. A.O.C. Pullet
A.O.V. Hard Feather Cock
A.O.V. Hard Feather Hen
36.
37.
38.
A.O.V. Hard Feather Cockerel
A.O.V. Hard Feather Pullet
Breeding Pair, any variety
SECTION I—ALPHA HOTEL MOTEL WOODCHOPPING EVENT
Steward in Charge: Mr Brant Bettridge
Entries Close: 3 May 2009
Competition commences: 10:00 am Wednesday, 20 May 2009
REGULATIONS
1.
Entries in writing to be forwarded to Mr Brant Bettridge, ‘Mt Wilga’ Alpha Qld 4724.
2.
Telephone: 4985 3400 or Fax: 4985 3547.
3.
Entry fees must accompany nomination.
4.
All Queensland competitors must be members of the Q.A.A.
5.
Competition conducted under the rules of the Queensland Axemen’s Association with whom the society is
affiliated.
6.
Competitors wishing to participate in the BMA Central Highlands Woodchop Aggregate
(5 shows) must pay the $10.00 nomination fees in full to the Alpha Show Chief Steward.
BMA Central Highlands Woodchop Aggregate - $1000.
Highest Points Handicap Woodchop Winner for Alpha - $200
Class
Nom
Fees
$5.00
Trophies
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
1.
10” Veterans Standing Handicap
Woodchop
2.
12” Standing Handicap
Woodchop
$8.00
Alpha Sawmill 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
3.
12” Underhand Woodchop
$8.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $100 2nd - $50 3rd -$30
4.
10” Standing Woodchop
$8.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $30
5.
11” Underhand Woodchop
$8.00
Mr AL Bettridge 1st - $100 2nd - $50 3rd - $30
6.
12” Hard Hitting Woodchop
$5.00
MS & EJ Zahl 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
7.
Combination Relay
$5.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $100 2nd - $40 3rd - 10
8.
10” Novice Standing Handicap
Woodchop
$5.00
B & A Bettridge 1st - $45 2nd - $25 3rd - $10
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18” Sawing Handicap
$8.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
10
18” Sawing Championship
$8.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
11.
11” Tree Felling
$8.00
Alpha Hotel Motel 1st - $60 2nd - $30 3rd - $10
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2009 Alpha Show Society Inc.
GENERAL ENTRY FORM
Complete and forward this form as early as possible, accompanied by ENTRY FEES.
CLOSING DATES AS PER SCHEDULE
ONE ENTRY PER LINE ONLY
OFFICE USE
ONLY
SECTION
DIVISION
CLASS
EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION
(Exhibit Id for Class)
ENTRY FEE
$
c
To the Secretary, PO Box 62 Alpha Q 4724.
I make the above entries for the 2009 Show, subject to the By-laws and regulations comprised in the Model Uniform Schedule complied by Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies except where such may be modified or
added to by the Rules or Regulations of the Alpha Show Society, all of which are deemed included herein as if
inserted at full length.
Name:
Mr / Mrs / Miss
Address:
Signature:
Date:
/
/
ADDITIONAL FORMS AVAILABLE ON APPLICATION IF REQUIRED
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Alpha Show Society Sponsorship Levels
PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP - $1000 and over
Naming rights for major events. (eg. Show Jumping or Woodchop)
Invitation to present sashes to winners at Grand Parade.
Invitation to Sponsors Breakfast.
2 Complimentary passes to the Alpha Show.
2 Official lunch passes at the opening of the Show.
Sponsors signage and/or banners displayed at a suitable location.
Free trade site available.
Full page advertisement in the Alpha Show Schedule.
Recognition of Platinum Sponsorship at all pre-show promotional activities. (eg. Local
Media, Show Posters, Schedule and Flyers)
Personalised sponsorship certificate with photograph of winner.
Main arena PA announcement in recognition of Platinum sponsorship throughout show
events.
GOLD SPONSORSHIP - $500 and under $1000
Invitation to present sashes to winners at Grand Parade.
Invitation to Sponsors Breakfast.
2 Complimentary passes to the Alpha Show.
Sponsors signage and/or banners displayed at a suitable location.
Free trade site available.
Half page advertisement in the Alpha Show Schedule.
Recognition of Gold Sponsorship at all pre-show promotional activities. (eg. Local Media,
Show Posters, Schedule and Flyers)
Personalised sponsorship certificate.
Main arena PA announcement in recognition of Gold sponsorship throughout show
events.
ALPHA SHOW
DATES
(Mon, Tue, Wed)
18-20 May 2009
GRAND PARADE
20 May ~ 2 pm
SPONSORS
BREAKFAST
20 May — 7 am
EVENTS TO
SPONSOR
Fireworks
Entertainment
Champion Dog Show
Prime & Stud Cattle
Pavilion
Poultry & Caged Birds
Ring Events
Stockman’s Challenge
SILVER SPONSORSHIP - $200 and under $500
Invitation to Sponsors Breakfast.
Sponsors signage and/or banners displayed at a suitable location.
Main arena PA announcement in recognition of Silver sponsorship throughout show
events.
Recognition in Alpha Show Schedule.
BRONZE SPONSORSHIP - Cash/Trophies $100 and under $200
The Secretary
Alpha Show Society Inc
PO Box 62
ALPHA Q 4724
Invitation to Sponsors Breakfast.
Main arena PA announcement in recognition of Bronze sponsorship throughout show
events.
Recognition in Alpha Show Schedule.
Phone: 07 4985 3411
Fax: 07 4985 3455
E-mail:
[email protected]
BLUE SPONSORSHIP - Cash/Trophies under $100
Woodchop
Invitation to Sponsors Breakfast.
Recognition in Alpha Show Schedule.
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2009 ALPHA SHOW SOCIETY INC. SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONORS - $1000 and over.
Alpha Hotel Motel, Alpha Merchandise & Ancare, Betapoly Betacrete, Harris Hoolihan Holzwart, M & E Ingram,
National Australia Bank, Tumbar Grazing, Wolff Equipment
GOLD SPONSORS- $500 and under $1000
Ag-grow, Alpha Freight Line, Aqua Pumping & Solar, Bauman RO & PA , Bettridge K & S, George Bourne &
Associates, Barcaldine Regional Council, Myulla Brahmans, Omega Brahmans, Rabo Bank, 1800Prints
SHOW SPONSORS
A5 Star Alpha
Alpha Caravan & Villa Park
Alpha CWA Association
Alpha - Cultural Group,
Craft Creations & Arts
Council
Alpha Meats & Deli
Alpha Pony Club
Alpha Sawmill
Alpha State School P&C
Association
Anderson BM
Arnold R & I
Ashton Engineering Pty Ltd
Austin R & W
Avondale Hay Supplies
Bauman R & JA
Belyando Livestock &
Property
Bettridge BD & AR
Bettridge AL& DM
Bob's Mobile Butcher
Bowyer RW & WM
Brennan Mayne
Agribusiness
Butler H
Carruthers M & B
Central Highlands Toyota
Central State Fuel
Chesalon Grazing Co
Christmas TH & BM
Clark & Tait
Comiskey JJ & HM
Comiskey K
Comiskey ML & AE
Cook JA
Cox D & L
CQ Australian Stock Horse
Society
CQ Saddlery Emerald
Cressbank Cattle Co.
Davidson's Livestock Pty
Hinrichsen Brothers
Hoch G & BG
Hoch JM
Hoch & Wilkinson Livestock
& Property Pty Ltd
Horne V
Hoch C & S
Howard D & G
Imp's Hair Design
Jansen R & J
JBS Swift Rockhampton
Kerr K & A
Kime AF & AS
Kingston Grazing Co
Lambton Grazing
Linderberg B
Maguires Real Estate &
Livestock Pty Ltd
Mahon JR & PM
McCracken’s, Cave &
Weier Water Service
McDonald AB
McDonell B
McIntosh & Son
McKeering Family
McKeering S
McQuillan RG & Y
Mearns Machinery
Mendip Droughtmaster
Stud
Morgan Honda Motorcycles
Mulcahy A
New Haven Ford
Nicholson J & MM
Novartis
Oates L
O'Brien Trading Pty Ltd
Peckett AE & GG
Peter Gerard
PM Williams Earth Moving
Contractor
Rogers E
Ltd
Droughtmaster Breeders
Society of Australia
Dillon Family - Surbiton
Dmitrieff C & V
Donaldson ACR & Dl
Donaldson H & S
Donaldson I & B
Douce S
Doug Slack Foundry
Drummond Slopes
Duncan Dozer & Scraper
Hire
Dyer BM
Dyer LA
Dyer MM & MA
Eaglesham's Menswear
Elders Pty Ltd
Emerald Holden
Emerald Co-Op Mitre 10
Emerald Office National
Ergon Energy
Everingham BE & AC
Fairhaven Droughtmasters
Finnegan T
Fletcher R
Ford K
Fuentes M & RE
Ge-Jay Braham Stud
Gleeson CW & ML
Gleeson Family - Fairview
Gleeson KSE
Gleeson L
Goodwin IA & LC
Goodwin TD & SA
Gordon D & K
Grant Daniel & Long
Green MC
Hack LS & PM
Halls DR & KJ
Hansen J
Herron Todd White
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Rogers GW & DM
Rostron Family
Salmond J
Salmond J
Scott A
Santa Gertrudis Breeders'
Assoc
Scot-Trough
Snows Bread
Sparrow S
Strasburg Brothers
Transport
Suncorp Metway
Sylvester Pastoral Co Pty
Ltd
Sypher L & C
Teys Brothers Pty Ltd
Thomas Borthwicks &
Sons Aust Pty Ltd
Thorn J
Thorn LM & CR
Tilse DF
Tilstons Garage
Vandibeek Pastoral Co
Wells J
Westco Truck Sales
Whites Newsagents
Williams J
Williams JE
Winten A, DF & G
Winten F
Woodbrook Pastoral Co
Wright B
Zahl BA & JM
Zahl D & L
Zahl MS & EJ
TUESDAY
ENTERTAINMENT
DaytimeAttractions
Ring events
Puppet Shows for the kids
Thank you to
all our
sponsors in
2009.
NightProgram
Night Hot Meal
Sideshow Alley
Cutting Under Light
Music
Bar Open Till Late
NightProgram
Lucky Door Draw
Kids Bike Draw
Challenge Top 10 Calcutta
Fireworks
Music
Bar Open Till Late
WEDNESDAY
ENTERTAINMENT
DaytimeAttractions
Sponsors Breakfast
Ring events
FXAir Motorbike Display
Puppet Shows for the kids
Decorated bike judging
Grand Parade
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