TIME SCHEDULE - Lifestyle Dookie

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TIME SCHEDULE
for Arena Events
8.30 a.m. Onwards
Showjumping.
9.00 a.m. Onwards
Horses Rings 1, 2 & 3.
9.30 a.m. Ring 4 (Pony Club)
2.00 p.m. CROP COMPETITION PRESENTATION
2.00 p.m. ONWARDS
Judging of Tiny Tots,
Show Girls (near animal nursery)
and Young Citizen Presentation
(near animal nursery)
3.00 p.m. Grand Parade
Approximately 3.30 p.m.
At the conclusion of Horse Ring Events:
Kids Events
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LOUDEST KID IN DOOKIE
Back Again!
Get your vocal chords in training now to see if you are the loudest kid in Dookie.
Enter on Show Day.
ANIMAL NURSERY DISPLAY
BACK AGAIN!
Contact Steward: Col Moylan 5828 6208.
Animal display by children from participating schools.
Each child is responsible for their own pet.
ALL events to be conducted on ARENA IN FRONT OF GRANDSTAND
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KIDS EVENTS
BACK AGAIN!
From 3.30pm onwards. Enter on Show Day. No Entry Fee.
BACK AGAIN!
BEST PET LAMB
Best Pet Lamb born in 2010 – Hand reared. Must be in Sheep Pavilion before 9am.
Primary School Kids TREASURE HUNT
NEW!
Enter at secretary’s office on Show Day.
BACK
AGAIN!
INVENTIONS, SCULPTURES, Mosaic &
GARDEN ORNAMENTS COMP
Enter on Show Day. Bring along something you have invented or made to compete.
NEW!
Modified Pushbike Event
Enter on Show Day. No Entry Fee. Must be able to be ridden. Must wear a helmet.
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QUARRIES & CONCRETE
For
• Quality Materials
• Reliable, Friendly Service
Phone
Shepparton Concrete: 5821 8826
Yabba Quarries: 5828 5275
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DOOKIE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY INC.
MEMBER’S TICKETS – $20.00
Must be purchased prior to Show Day or full gate prices will apply.
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE SECRETARY:
P.O. BOX 18, DOOKIE, 3646
or from GLENDA WILSON
C/- Bendigo Bank, Mary Street, Dookie
Privileges of Membership ARE…
Free admittance to showground for Member and Partner, Member’s
children up to 16 years, and 20 Free Entries of own choice in
Classes O, P, Q, R, S & V.
ADMISSION NON-MEMBERS
ADULTS $8.00 – CHILDREN (6-16) $4.00 – PENSIONERS $5.00
ENTRIES
Completed entry forms accompanied by the correct entry fees must be
received by Friday, 22nd October by 5.00 pm (unless otherwise stated).
Entry forms may be left with:
Glenda Wilson C/- Bendigo Bank, Mary St., Dookie
or posted to PO Box 18 DOOKIE 3646.
When entries are processed, section tickets will be provided. These are to be
attached to all exhibits prior to bringing them to the showgrounds.
STAGING TIMES
Classes U & V are judged on the Friday before Show Day and all exhibits in
these classes must be delivered to the George Batey Pavilion on Thursday prior
to Show Day between 4pm - 6pm.
Exhibits in classes M N O P Q R & S are to be brought to the George Batey
Pavilion between 7pm - 8pm on Friday evening before the Show or between
7.30am - 9.00am on Show Day, unless otherwise stated. All exhibits must
be ready for judging to start by 9.30am.
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INSURANCE & RESPONSIBILITIES
The Society will not be responsible for any accidents that may be caused
through or by any exhibits, and it shall be a condition of entry that each
exhibitor shall hold the Society harmless and indemnified against any legal
proceedings arising from any such accidents.
The Society will not under any circumstances hold itself liable for any accidents
on the grounds or premises.
The Society will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any
damage to, or misdelivery of any exhibits.
Dogs must be tied up inside floats or trucks or vehicles or caravans.
Incorporated in the Entry Fee for Livestock is a charge to cover the cost
of insuring all Exhibitors. Names and addresses must be recorded when
purchasing Entry Tickets for Livestock.
It is a condition of entry that all competitors enter completely at their own risk.
CLAIMING OF PRIZE MONEY AND TROPHIES
All prize money and trophies are to be collected from the Secretary’s Office. Please
present prize card when collecting prizes. All prizes not collected on Show Day will
be forfeited.
Horses & other Livestock – Prize money may be collected from the secretary’s office.
All other prize money may be claimed from 4.30 pm onwards.
ROOM AVAILABLE IN THE DOOKIE COMMUNITY CENTRE
FOR NURSING MOTHERS
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Sign up to purchase a tasting dozen automatically delivered to your
door twice a year, and you receive a 25% discount with club benefits for
12 months, plus receive a $50 voucher FREE.
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• Great prices on new release, bin end and back vintage wines
• Exclusive invitations to tastings, events and dinners
• Priority access to limited release wines
• Members only offers and competitions with fabulous prizes
• Extra special prices on orders for private functions and events
• $50 joining voucher
• Free membership
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MASTER TINY TOT
Boys 3 to 5 Years
To live within 50 kilometre radius of showgrounds.
Winner to receive Sash and Gift donated by Mrs. T. Thorp.
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF THIS SECTION ARE UNABLE TO ENTER.
MISS TINY TOT
Girls 3 to 5 Years
Winner to receive Sash and Gift donated by Mrs. Beth Stewart.
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF THIS SECTION ARE UNABLE TO ENTER.
MISS JUNIOR SHOW GIRL
6 to 10 Years
Winner to receive Sash and Gift donated by Mrs. Lorna Ford.
MISS TEEN SHOW GIRL
11 to 16 Years
Winner to receive Sash and Gift donated by
Don & Bess Carmichael.
STEWARDS: Ann Hernan, Judy Geddes and Daryl Feldtmann.
JUDGING WILL COMMENCE WITH TINY TOT SECTION AT
2.00 P.M. SHARP. (NEAR ANIMAL NURSERY)
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES OF VICTORIA
RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD
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Aims of the Rural Ambassador Award:
• To highlight the talent, creativity and ingenuity of young rural Victorians and in doing so encourage entrants to
be role models across local communities.
• To encourage and reward enthusiastic, skilful and industrious young people living or having an involvement
in rural environments.
• To assist all entrants through their participation to develop strong communication and leadership qualities and
to directly assist the winner through the support of a bursary.
• Enable the applicant to gain greater proficiency in their chosen field and also to develop the applicant’s stature
and reputation in that chosen field.
General Conditions of Entry:
• Applicants must be aged between 20-30 years of age inclusive at the time of their local show.
• Entry into the Rural Ambassador Award is via the official application form only. Entries close Friday, 22nd
October, 2010 at 5.00pm.
• If successful, participants must attend the State Final during the Royal Melbourne Show and all judging as
requested.
• Finalists may be involved in a rural or agricultural based industry or associated with a Show Society but do not
necessarily need to reside in a rural community.
Judging Criteria:
Communication Skills - 20 points; Community Involvement - 20 points; Rural & General Knowledge - 20 points;
Ambition/Goals - 20 points; Grooming & Confidence - 20 points; TOTAL - 100 points.
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HORSES
Stewards: Neil Sutherland, Tom Harrington, Lyn McDonald, Kerrie McKenzie,
June Trethowan, Geoff Shields, Karen Balfour, Gerard McKinley.
RING 1 – CLASS A (2 Ring Circus)
ENTER ON SHOW DAY
Judge: Janine Young Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. – ENTRY FEE: $2.00
1st Prize: $4.00 - 2nd Prize: $2.00 - 3rd Prize: Ribbon.
1 - SMARTEST ON PARADE, 12 and under 18 years. Sash 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
2 - NOVICE GALLOWAY, over 14 and not over 15 hands.
3 - OPEN GALLOWAY, over 14 and not over 14.2 hands.
4 - OPEN GALLOWAY, over 14.2 and not over 15 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY.
5 - LOCAL HACK.
6 - LADIES HACK.
7 - OPEN HACK, over 15 and not over 15.2 hands.
8 - OPEN HACK, over 15.2 and not over 16 hands.
10 - OPEN HACK, over 16.2.
11 - RIDER, 16 and under 18.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER 12 and UNDER 18. (J. Harker Trophy).
14 - GOOD HANDS, for girls 12 and under 15.
15 - GOOD HANDS, for boys 12 and under 15.
16 - OPEN RIDDEN PONY, over 13.2 and not over 14 hands.
17 - OPEN RIDDEN PONY, over 13 and not over 13.2 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY.
19 - OPEN RIDDEN PONY, over 12 and not over 12.2 hands.
21 - OPEN RIDDEN PONY, under 11.2 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY.
22 - RIDER 18 and under 21 years.
23 - RIDER over 21 years.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK.
SUPREME RIDDEN HORSE, all ridden champions eligible.
($100 donated by Kellock Family).
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Ph:
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Ring 2 – Class B (2 Ring Circus)
ENTER ON SHOW DAY
Judge: Maggie Lees Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. – Entry Fee: $2.00
1st Prize: $4.00 - 2nd Prize: $2 - 3rd Prize: Ribbon
1 - SMARTEST ON PARADE, under 12 years. Sash for 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
2 - NOVICE PONY, not over 14 hands.
3 - OPEN PONY, over 13.2 and not over 14 hands.
4 - OPEN PONY, over 13 and not over 13.2 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LARGE RIDDEN PONY.
6 - OPEN PONY, over 12 and not over 12.2 hands.
8 - OPEN PONY, under 11.2 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL PONY.
9 - RIDER, 10 and under 12 years.
10 - RIDER, 8 and under 10 years.
11 - RIDER, 6 under 8 years.
12 - RIDER, under 6 may be lead.
CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS (McRorie Memorial Trophy),
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 12 YEARS.
13 - NOVICE HACK.
15 - OPEN HACK, over 15.2 and not over 16 hands.
17 - OPEN HACK, over 16.2 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION
18 - LADIES GALLOWAY.
19 - OPEN GALLOWAY, over 14 and not over 14.2 hands.
20 - OPEN GALLOWAY, over 14.2 and not over 15 hands.
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY.
20 - LOCAL RIDER. Voucher donated by Horseland.
21 - LOCAL RIDER. Voucher donated by Horseland.
22 - LOCAL GALLOWAY. Voucher donated by Horseland.
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Corner Numurkah Road & Wanganui Road
P.O. Box 1076 Shepparton 3632.
Telephone (03) 5821 3188
Facsimile (03) 5821 2532
Email [email protected]
Web www.sheppvets.com.au
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7966 Goulburn Valley Highway Kialla 3631
Telephone (03) 5823 1202
Safeway Plaza Branch Clinic
302c High Street Shepparton 3630
Telephone (03) 5822 0666
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Ring 3 – Class C
ENTER ON SHOW DAY
Judge: Miranda Kerr Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. – Entry Fee: $2.00
1st Prize: $4.00 - 2nd Prize: $2 - 3rd Prize: Ribbon
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LED TURNOUT, under 16 years. Open to all horses and ponies, to be judged on a point system. Dress optional. Sash for 1st, Ribbons for 2nd, 3rd & 4th.
LED TURNOUT, 16 years and over. Open to all horses and ponies to be judged on a point system. Dress optional. Sash for 1st, Ribbons for 2nd, 3rd & 4th.
LED PONY, mare 12.2 hands and under.
LED PONY, mare 12.2 and not over 14 hands.
LED PONY GELDING, not over 14 hands.
LED GALLOWAY MARE, over 14 and not over 15 hands.
LED GALLOWAY GELDING, over 14 and not over 15 hands.
LED HACK MARE, over 15 hands.
LED HACK GELDING, over 15 hands.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED HORSE.
SHOW HUNTER PONY, 12 hands and under.
SHOW HUNTER PONY, over 12 hands and not over 13 hands.
SHOW HUNTER over 13 hands and not over 14 hands
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY.
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY, over 14 and not over 14.2 hands.
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY, over 14.2 and not over 15 hands.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY.
SHOW HUNTER HACK, over 15 and not over 16 hands.
SHOW HUNTER HACK, over 16 hands.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK.
AGGREGATE TROPHY for Rings 1, 2 & 3 donated by the Kellock Family.
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• All mechanical repairs and wrecking yard
• Range of Secondhand commercial vehicles
Egge Machining
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Dookie, Vic, 3646
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Ring 4 – Class D (Pony Club Events)
Stewards: (Certificate K candidates) Judge: Michelle Ramage
ENTRY $1.00 PER EVENT. Ribbons to 3rd Place.
Best Aggregate for a Pony Club Rider. 1st; 20 points, 2nd; 15 points, 3rd; 10 points.
CONDITIONS: PONY CLUB RULES APPLY TO ALL PONY CLUB EVENTS. PONY CLUB UNIFORM
(INCLUDING APPROVED PCAV HELMETS) REQUIRED. ONLY PCAV APPROVED SNAFFLE BITS
ALLOWED (AS PER PCAV DRESSAGE BOOK). Start time: 9.30 a.m.
1 - BEST PRESENTED, 8 years and under.
2 - BEST PRESENTED, 9 years to 13 years and under.
3 - BEST PRESENTED, 14 years to 18 years and under.
4 - BEST PRESENTED, over 18 years.
5 - PLEASURE PONY, not over 12 hands.
6 - PLEASURE PONY, 12 hands and not over 13 hands.
7 - PLEASURE PONY, 13 hands and not over 14 hands.
8 - PLEASURE GALLOWAY, not over 15 hands.
9 - PLEASURE HACK.
10 - PAIR OF RIDERS, not over 10 years.
13 - PAIR OF RIDERS, under 22 years.
14 - GIRL OR BOY RIDER, under 8 years (may be led).
15 - GIRL OR BOY RIDER, 8 years to 10 years and under.
18 - GIRL OR BOY RIDER, 18 years and over.
19 - PONY CLUB MOUNT, under 8 years (may be led).
20 - PONY CLUB MOUNT, 8 years to 13 years and under.
23 - PONY CLUB MOUNT, over 18 years.
24 - PAIR OF PONIES, not over 14 hands.
25 - PAIR OF GALLOWAYS, not over 15 hands.
26 - PAIR OF HACKS, over 15 hands.
27 - TRIO OF RIDERS.
28 - BAREBACK RIDER, under 10 years.
29 - BAREBACK RIDER, under 15 years.
30 - BAREBACK RIDER, over 15 years.
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OLYMPIC SHOWJUMPING EVENTS - Class e
Run by North Eastern Show Jumping
Judging commences at 8.30 am
Ribbons to 4th Place.
ENTRY FEE FOR ALL SHOWJUMPING EVENTS $6.00
1 - Unofficial Height class max starting height 60cm.
1st: $20.00, 2nd: $15.00, 3rd: $10.00, 4th: $6.00
2 - Unofficial Height Class max starting height 80cm.
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BEEF CATTLE - Class F
Stewards: Ray Harmer, Leticia Harmer, Neville Ludeman, Gordon Wall.
Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m.
PRIZE MONEY to be paid at Secretary’s Office after Grand Parade.
1st Prize: $5.00 - 2nd Prize: $3.00 except where otherwise stated.
TROPHY for Aggregate points in Cattle Section donated by The Stedman Family.
CHAMPION RIBBONS for Junior and Senior Section donated by The Stedman Family.
(The breeding year dates from 1st October in each year).
Entry Fee: $1.00 ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
Exhibits in this Section are restricted to animals entered in the
Calf Roll or Herd Book of their respective breeds. ALL CATTLE MUST CARRY A NLIS TAG
ALL BREEDS WILL BE JUDGED TOGETHER
1. - BULL under 12 months
2. - BULL 12-15 months
5. - COW under 12 months
6. - COW 12-15 months
Junior Champion Male
Junior Champion Female
Reserve Junior Champion Male
Reserve Junior Champion Female
10.- BULL 24-30 months
11.- BULL over 30 months
12.- COW 20-24 months
13.- COW 24-30 months
14.- COW over 30 months
Senior Champion Male
Senior Champion Female
Reserve Senior Champion Male
Reserve Senior Champion Female
GRAND CHAMPION (ALL SECTIONS) MALE. Donated by RODWELLS
GRAND CHAMPION (ALL SECTIONS) FEMALE. Donated by SHEPPARTON CAMERA AND VIDEO.
SUPREME CHAMPION. Donated by Rodwells.
Junior Handlers Competition
under 20 years of age
NO ENTRY FEE – Enter on show day – 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2
To be judged on competitor’s ability in handling an animal in the ring.
To be conducted immediately after cattle judging.
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SHEEP - Class H
Chief Steward: Ron Harker Stewards: Des Thorp, Ian Feldtmann,
Selwyn Geddes.
RAM, over 1½ years........................ Shorn
1 7 13 19 25 31 37 43 49 55
EWE, over 1½ years......................... Shorn
2 8 14 20 26 32 38 44 50 56
RAM, under 1½ years...................... Shorn
3 9 15 21 27 33 39 45 51 57
EWE, under 1½ years...................... Shorn
4 10 16 22 28 34 40 46 52 58
RAM LAMB...................................... Shorn
5 11 17 23 29 35 41 47 53 59
EWE LAMB....................................... Shorn
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
• NOTE - Strong Wool: Any other strong wool breed, including Carpet Wool Sheep (Shorn or in
wool).
Ribbon donated by Strong Wool Breeders Association Inc.
61 - PEN OF 3 PRIME LAMBS. (Unshorn). Over 36 kgs. (80 lbs.)
62 - PEN OF 3 PRIME LAMBS. (Unshorn). Under 36 kgs. (80 lbs.)
63 - PEN OF 3 PRIME LAMBS. (Shorn). Registered lambs not eligible
– Most suitable for trade.
GRAND CHAMPION RAM (ALL BREEDS) Trophy & Ribbon donated by the
Kay Family in memory of Col & Gwen Kay
GRAND CHAMPION EWE (ALL BREEDS) Trophy & Ribbon donated by J. W. & A. S. Beattie.
SUPREME GROUP OF THREE (One Ram and 2 Ewes of any age) donated by P. & N. O’Sullivan.
Suffolk
Strong Wool
Merino
Poll Merino
Romney
White Suffolk
Poll Dorset
Dorset Horn
S’down
Bord. Leic.
Dorper
PRIZE MONEY to be paid at Secretary’s Office after Grand Parade.
1st Prize: $3.00 - 2nd Prize: $1.00.
CHAMPION RIBBONS for each Breed.
CHAMPION STRONGWOOL RIBBON donated by Roy Hull.
Exhibits restricted to animals bred in a registered flock, visibly tattooed with their
breeder’s flock number and the trade mark of their respective breed society.
All sheep entered must be from an OVINE BRUCELLOSIS ACCREDITED FREE FLOCK, or all
rams must have been individually tested before being shown.
Entry Fee: $1.00 ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
(Trophy for Aggregate points in sheep section, donated by AIRR).
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WOOL - Class J
Stewards: Emily Sheilds, Ian Shields, Brian Harker, Kirsty Harker
Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m. ENTRY FEE: $1.00
PRIZE MONEY will be paid at Secretary’s Office from 4.30 p.m.
1st Prize: $4.00 - 2nd Prize: $1.00.
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
Aggregate Trophy for Most Points in Wool Section donated by Ferguson Wool.
Champion Ribbon for Fleece with Highest Points Score. Trophy for Most Valuable Fleece donated by Riverina Wool, Moama.
CHAMPION RIBBONS for each breed donated by AIRR.
Fleeces enclosed in hessian, fastened with wool clips, will be entered in correct section on
ground.
Champion Fleece
1 - EWE or WETHER FLEECE, fine wool Merino.
2 - EWE or WETHER FLEECE, medium wool Merino.
3 - EWE or WETHER FLEECE, strong wool Merino.
4 - EWE or WETHER FLEECE, fine crossbred fleece.
5 - EWE or WETHER FLEECE, strong crossbred fleece.
CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE.
CHAMPION CROSSBRED FLEECE.
6 - STONGWOOL EWE OR WETHER FLEECE.
7 - STRONGWOOL LAMB’S FLEECE.
8 - STRONGWOOL RAM’S FLEECE.
CHAMPION STRONGWOOL FLEECE.
9 - 1 KILOGRAM MERINO LAMBSWOOL. 1st Prize $10.00.
10 - 1 KILOGRAM CROSSBRED LAMBSWOOL. 1st Prize $10.00.
All MERINO AND CROSSBRED Lambs FleeceS ARE to
be donated to Show Society
All fleeces must be skirted and will be judged on the following points:
1 - TRUENESS TO BREED.................................................10 points
2 - CONFORMITY OF LENGTH...........................................10 points
3 - SOUNDNESS...............................................................10 points
4 - HANDLE......................................................................8 points
5 - COLOUR OR BLOOM etc..............................................6 points
6 - CHARACTER AND STYLE.............................................10 points
7 - DENSITY.....................................................................6 points
8 - EVENNESS..................................................................10 points
9 - CLEAN FLEECE WEIGHT...............................................30 points
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POULTRY - Class I
LIMITED NUMBER OF COOPS AVAILABLE AND ENTRIES
WILL BE PROCESSED ON A ‘FIRST IN’ BASIS.
ENTRY FEE: 50¢ ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY,
22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
Birds must be penned by 10.00am.
Pen numbers to be picked up morning of show.
Judging to commence at 10.30am.
PRIZE MONEY will be paid at the
Secretary’s Office after Grand Parade.
1st Prize: $1.00 - 2nd Prize: 50¢.
Champions – wheat.
Standard
Male
Female Leghorn – White
Leghorn – AOC
Ancona
Hamburg – Black
Hamburg – Silver Spangle
Hamburg – AOC
Silkie
OEG – Black Red
OEG – Blue Red
OEG – Pile
OEG – AOC
AOV Light Breed
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LIGHT
CHAMPION LIGHT BREED
Standard
HEAVY
Australorp
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island Red
White Wyandotte
AOC Wyandotte
Indian Game
Sussex
Langshan
AOV Heavy Breed
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35
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41
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CHAMPION HEAVY BREED
HARDFEATHER BANTAMS
Modern Black Red
Modern Duckwing
Modern Pile
Modern AOC
Indian Game
OEG Black Red LL
OEG Black Red DL
OEG Duckwing
OEG Blue Red
OEG Pile
OEG Spangle
OEG AOC
AOV Hardfeather Bantam
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61
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67
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50
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60
62
64
66
68
CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM
Male
Female
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
83
85
87
89
91
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95
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99
101
70
72
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96
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100
102
SOFTFEATHER BANTAMS
Australorp
Ancona
Langshan Black
Langshan AOC
Leghorn White
Leghorn AOC
Orpington
Pekin Black
Pekin AOC
Rosecomb
Rhode Island Red
Seabright
Sussex
Wyandotte White
Wyandotte Partridge
Wyandotte AOC
AOV Softfeather Bantam
CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM
SASH FOR CHAMPION & RESERVE
CHAMPION BIRD IN SHOW
Standard
Male
Female
JUNIOR EXHIBITORS (UNDER 14 years)
Light Breed
Heavy Breed
Hardfeather Bantam
Softfeather Bantam
104
106
108
110
105
107
109
111
CHAMPION BIRD IN JUNIOR SECTION
WATERFOWL
Muscovy
Bufforpington
Rouen
Indian Runner
Khaki Campbell
AOV Heavy
AOV Light
AOV Bantam
Drake
112
114
116
118
120
122
124
126
Duck
113
115
117
119
121
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FARM PRODUCE - Class L
Chief Steward: Ross Geddes
ENTRY FEE: 50¢ ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
PRIZE MONEY will be paid at Secretary’s Office from 4.30 p.m.
1st Prize: $2.00 - 2nd Prize: $1.00.
Exhibits in this class must be grown by the exhibitor within the last 12 months.
Champion Ribbon for Best Exhibit.
OPEN CLASS
1 -
2 -
3 -
4 -
5 -
6 -
12 kgs. PASTURED HAY (dry area past 12 months).
12 kgs. OF LUCERNE HAY.
12 kgs. OF CLOVER HAY (dry area past 12 months).
12 kgs. OF CEREAL HAY.
BUNDLE OF GREEN LUCERNE (Grown under field conditions).
BUNDLE OF GREEN FODDER, other than cereal
(Grown under field conditions).
KIDS FARM PRODUCE (Under 16 years)
7 - BEST COLLECTION FARM PRODUCE, not less than five varieties.
8 - BEST COLLECTION OF FARM SEEDS, in separate jars.
9 - BIRD SCARER, homemade.
BEST KIDS CROPS
A large ice-cream container full of any of the following crops
(9 - 15) dug up from your relatives paddocks (roots and all).
To be judged on Show Day at 9.30 a.m. in the Wool Pavilion.
A section ticket must be attached to the container.
10 -
11 -
12 -
13 -
CANOLA.
WHEAT.
OATS.
BARLEY.
14 -LUPINS.
15 -PEAS.
16 - TRITICALE
CROP COMPETITION
Sponsored by BELMORES
ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 23rd. Entry Forms available from Belmores, Yarrawonga,
telephone 5744 1221. Judging will take place before Show Day.
PRIZE for each category and Champion Crop, sponsored by BELMORES.
1 - BEST WHEAT CROP
2 - BEST BARLEY CROP
3 - BEST CANOLA CROP
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Phone: (03) 5828 6217 Fax: (03) 5828 6210
We sell Papers, Magazines, Groceries, Drinks & Ice Creams,
PAY YOUR BILLS & PHONE CREDIT AVAILABLE
Fax and Photocopying services available
Open from 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. WEEK DAYS
SAT 8.00 am to 1.00 pm SUN 8.00 am to 1.00 pm
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STAGING TIMES
for Pavilion Classes
Exhibits in the following classes must be delivered to the
George Batey Pavilion between 7.00 p.m. – 8.30 p.m. on Friday,
or on show day between 7.30 a.m. – 9.00 a.m.
Judging is to commence at 9.30 a.m. and any exhibits not staged (set
up ready for judging) by 9.15 a.m. will not be judged.
CLASS M EGGS
CLASS N GARDEN PRODUCE
CLASS O FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS
(Entries close Thursday prior to show 5.00 p.m.)
CLASS P FLORAL ART
(Entries close Thursday prior to show 5.00 p.m.)
CLASS Q COOKERY
CLASS R JAMS, JELLIES AND PRESERVES
CLASS S NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFT
(Entry forms must be submitted by FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER at 5.00 p.m.
for all classes above except for classes O & P.)
Exhibits in the following classes must be delivered to the
George Batey Pavilion Thursday prior to show day between
4.00 p.m. - 5.30 p.m. Judging will take place on Friday.
CLASS S ARTWORK
CLASS U SCHOOLWORK
CLASS V PHOTOGRAPHY
(Entry Forms must be submitted by FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER at 5.00 p.m., posted
to PO Box 18, Dookie, Vic., 3646, in person to Mrs. Glenda Wilson, C/- Bendigo
Bank, Mary Street, Dookie.)
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FARM EGGS - Class M
Steward: Mr. R. Kee
Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m. ENTRY FEE: 20¢
Exhibits may be removed and Prize Money paid from 4.30 p.m. onwards.
EGGS MUST BE PRESENTED IN EGG CARTONS ONLY
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER at 5.00 p.m.
SEE PAGE 31 FOR STAGING TIMES
The following to be produced by exhibitors:
1
2
3
4
5
6
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ONE DOZEN HEN EGGS, white shells.
ONE DOZEN HEN EGGS, brown shells.
ONE DOZEN HEN EGGS, no colour specified.
ONE DOZEN BANTAM EGGS, no colour specified.
JUMBO HEN EGGS, THREE (3), no colour specified.
DUCK EGGS, THREE (3)
GARDEN PRODUCE - Class N
Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m. ENTRY FEE: 20¢
Exhibits may be removed and Prize Money paid from 4.30 p.m. onwards.
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER at 5.00 p.m.
SEE PAGE 31 FOR STAGING TIMES
Aggregate Trophy.
Produce must be grown by exhibitor:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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ONE CABBAGE.
SILVER BEET - 6 STALKS.
THREE CARROTS.
THREE WHITE ONIONS.
ONE HEAD OF LETTUCE.
ONE HEAD OF BROCCOLI.
RHUBARB - 6 STALKS.
COLLECTION OF CULINARY HERBS.
PUMPKIN.
BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN.
11 -
12 -
13 -
14 -
15 -
16 -
17 -
18 -
19 -
500 g. GREEN PEAS.
COLLECTION OF GARDEN PRODUCE, not less than 6 varieties. 1st Prize $2
ONE BUNCH OF RED BEET.
ONE PUNNET OF STRAWBERRIES.
ONE DOZEN BROAD BEANS.
FIVE NAVEL ORANGES.
FIVE VALENCIA ORANGES.
FIVE LEMONS.
FIVE GRAPEFRUIT.
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FLOWERS & POT PLANTS - Class O
Stewards: Marie Thorp, Rosemary Harker, Mr. R. Bennett
and J. Harrington.
ENTRIES IN THIS CLASS CLOSE THURSDAY 28th OCTOBER 5.00 p.m.
See Page 31 for Staging Times.
Judging commences 9.30 a.m.
ENTRY FEE: 20¢ non members.
Members are entitled to 20 free entries of their own choice in Classes O, P, Q, R, S or V.
Limit of 2 entries per person in any section.
Exhibits may be removed and Prize Money collected from 4.30 p.m. onwards.
All exhibits to be those of amateurs only.
UNSTABLE EXHIBITS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED
ROSES
(Container maximum height 25cm)
A1 -
A2 -
A3 -
A4 -
A5 -
A6 -
A7 -
A8 -
A9 -
A10
A11
A12
RIBBON & TROPHY for Champion Rose Bloom in Show
donated by R&V Dickins in memory of Edna Batey
(To be chosen from all exhibits.) Trophy for Aggregate donated by
Ella Close in memory of Norman Close.
FOUR ROSES, distinct varieties, staged singly.
THREE ROSES, not necessarily distinct, staged singly.
ONE ROSE.
ONE CONTAINER OF SIX DECORATIVE ROSES, mixed colours.
ONE CUT FLORABUNDA ROSE.
THREE CUTS OF FLORABUNDA ROSES, staged singly, not necessarily distinct.
ONE CONTAINER OF FLORABUNDA ROSES, 6 stems, not necessarily distinct.
ONE CUT MINIATURE ROSE.
THREE CUTS MINIATURE ROSES. Distinct varieties, staged singly.
- ONE CUT OF AN OLD WORLD ROSE. Named.
- ONE FULL BLOWN ROSE.
- ONE ROSE GROWN WITHIN THE DOOKIE DISTRICT.
POT PLANTS
(Container maximum diameter 30cm)
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
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TWO POT PLANTS, 2 distinct varieties.
ONE FLOWERING PLANT in bloom, not mentioned elsewhere.
ONE MAIDEN HAIR FERN.
ANY OTHER TYPE OF FERN.
ONE FOLIAGE PLANT.
A BEGONIA IN A POT, in bloom.
COLLECTION SUCCULENTS AND/OR CACTI, growing in container.
ONE SUCCULENT OR CACTI, growing in container, one variety.
A HANGING CONTAINER.
ONE CONTAINER OF IVY.
AN AZALEA IN A POT.
an orchid in bloom.
Aggregate Trophy donated by Shepparton Retravision.
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AUSTRALIAN FLORA
Stewards: Dianne Feldtmann, Helen Harker.
Exhibits not to be more than 46 cm. in height above container.
C24 -
C25 -
C26 -
C27 -
C28 -
C29 -
C30 -
C31 -
C32 -
C33 -
C34 -
C35 -
ONE CUT OF CALLISTEMON.
THREE CUTS OF CALLISTEMON, staged singly, distinct varieties.
ONE CUT OF FLOWERING EUCALYPT.
THREE CUTS OF FLOWERING EUCALYPT, staged singly, distinct varieties.
ONE CUT OF GREVILLEA.
THREE CUTS OF GREVILLEA, staged singly, distinct varieties.
ONE CUT OF TREE OR SHRUB, not mentioned above.
THREE CUTS OF TREE OR SHRUB, not mentioned above, staged singly, distinct varieties.
ONE CUT OF GROUND COVER, to be displayed horizontally in a low, appropriate
container.
ONE CUT OF TREE OR SHRUB, with the most attractive foliage.
ONE NATIVE POT PLANT.
THREE CUTS OF KANGAROO PAW, one container. NND.
Aggregate Trophy donated by Shepp. Camera and Video.
CUT FLOWERS
D36 - ONE CONTAINER LAVENDER, not more than 10 stems, not necessarily distinct.
D37 - ONE CONTAINER SWEET PEAS, not more than 10 stems.
D38 - ONE CONTAINER ICELAND POPPIES, not more than 10 blooms.
D39 - CONTAINER OF ANTIRRHINUM, 3 cuts.
D40 - ONE CONTAINER CARNATIONS, 3 blooms.
D41 - ONE CONTAINER FLOWERS, not elsewhere mentioned, excluding natives.
D42 - ONE CONTAINER OF MARGUERITES, mixed.
D43 - ONE CONTAINER GERANIUMS, 3 cuts, not necessarily distinct.
D44 - ONE CUT GERANIUM, single.
D45 - ONE CUT GERANIUM, double.
D46 - ONE CUT PELARGONIUM.
D47 - THREE FLORETS BEARDED IRIS, distinct varieties,
staged singly.
D48 - ONE SPIKE BEARDED IRIS.
D49 - ONE SPIKE, ANY OTHER IRIS (Not bearded).
D50 - SIX PANSIES, distinct varieties, in one container.
D51 - THREE PANSIES, distinct varieties, in one container.
D52 - THREE CUTS FUCHSIA, staged singly.
D53 - ONE SPECIMEN BLOOM, SPIKE OR TRUSS, not roses or bearded iris.
D54 - COLLECTION OF SIX CUT FLOWERS, 1 cut of each. Staged singly.
Roses not allowed.
D55 - ONE CUT OF TREE OR SHRUB, not more than 46 cm.
(18”) in height above container.
D56 - THREE CUTS OF TREE OR SHRUB, not more than 46 cm.
(18”) in height above container.
D57 - ONE STEM OF PROTEA.
D58 - ONE SPIKE OF ORCHID.
Aggregate Trophy donated by Telfords Building Systems.
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FLORAL ART – Class P
Stewards: Marie Treacy, Norma Sutherland & Janette Kiddle.
ENTRIES IN THIS CLASS CLOSE THURSDAY 28th OCTOBER 5.00 p.m.
See Page 31 for Staging Times. Judging commences 9.30 a.m.
All exhibits to be those of amateurs only.
AGGREGATE TROPHY ADULT SECTION (A1-B19)
CHAMPION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT OF FLORAL ART.
A1 - A LINE ARRANGEMENT.
A2 - DARE TO BE DIFFERENT.
A3 - A Christmas Wreath, predominantly horticultural, accessories and foliage allowed.
Max. diameter 35cm
A4 - “NATURE’S BOUNTY” - FLOWERS, FRUIT AND FOLIAGE.
A5 - A DRIED ARRANGEMENT, horticultural material only, not more than 46 cm. above container.
A6 - LEAVES and/or SUCCULENTS. A foliage arrangement in a suitable container.
A7 - “MY WAY WITH ROSES”. Foliage allowed.
A8 - “DROUGHT”.
A9 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS AROUND A CANDLE. Foliage allowed.
A10 - AN ARRANGEMENT DEPICTING A NURSERY RHYME. Maximum width 30cm.
A11 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF MIXED FLOWERS, mantle arrangement, at least 3 varieties of flowers.
A12 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF SWEET PEAS.
A13 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF MIXED FLOWERS, mantle arrangement. Open to Dookie Organisations - 1st: $2.50, 2nd: $2.00, 3rd: 50¢. Also trophies donated by Dookie Show Society.
A14 - “AUSTRALIANA” - An arrangement using Australian Native Flowers and Foliage. In a suitable container. 1st Prize $7.50, 2nd Prize: $5.00, 3rd Prize: $2.00.
A15 - A SMALL BASKET OF FLOWERS. Basket with a handle to be no more than 20 cm at its widest point.
NOVICE SECTION
For those who have never won more than three first prizes in the senior section.
B16- AN ARRANGEMENT USING ONE FLOWER, any foliage.
B17- A LOW CONTAINER OF GERANIUMS OR PELARGONIUMS.
B18- AN ARRANGEMENT IN A WINE GLASS.
B19- QUICK AND EASY.
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CHILDREN’S SECTION 11 - 16 years (No Entry Fee).
C20 - A FLORAL SAUCER.
C21 - PRESSED FLOWER CARD.
C22 - A CONTAINER OF MIXED FLOWERS.
C23 - A SMALL ARRANGEMENT, 15cm. maximum
C24 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF ONE FLOWER, foliage and accessories allowed.
C25 - “AN AUSTRALIAN ANIMAL”, made from flowers, fruit or vegetables.
C26 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF NATIVE FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE, in a suitable container.
C27 - A BOWL OF FRUIT, suitable for placing on a bench.
Aggregate Trophy in this Section donated by Mrs. Margaret Feldtmann.
CHILDREN’S SECTION 7 - 10 years (No Entry Fee).
D28 - PRESSED FLOWER CARD.
D29 - AN ARRANGEMENT IN A KITCHEN CONTAINER.
D30 - A POSY FOR TEACHER.
D31 - SOMETHING MADE FROM FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLES.
D32 - AN ARRANGEMENT IN A SHELL.
D33 - ARRANGEMENT OF ONE FLOWER, foliage and accessories allowed.
Aggregate Trophy in this Section donated by Mrs. Margaret Feldtmann.
CHILDREN’S SECTION 6 years and under (No Entry Fee).
E34 - SOMETHING MADE FROM FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLES.
E35 - AN ARRANGEMENT IN A SHELL.
E36 - AN ARRANGEMENT OF ONE FLOWER, foliage and accessories allowed.
Aggregate Trophy in this Section donated by Mrs. Norma Sutherland.
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COOKERY – Class Q
Stewards: Glenda Exton, Mrs. W. McIntosh,
Dianne Gribble, Alison Exton.
ENTRY FEE: 20¢ Non-Members.
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
See Page 31 for Staging Times. Judging commences 9.30 a.m.
(Members are entitled to 20 free entries of their own choice in Classes O, P, Q, R, S or V.)
Limit of 2 entries per person in any section
All exhibits in this section must be on white paper plates and in clear plastic bags.
No commercial mixtures allowed.
Exhibits may be removed and Prize Money collected from 4.30 p.m onwards.
Trophy for Aggregate Points in Section A.
Champion Ribbon for Best exhibit in the Cookery Section.
SECTION
A1 - PLAIN SCONES (4).
A2 - MUFFINS (3) SAVOURY.
A3 - MUFFINS (3) SWEET.
A4 - QUEEN CAKES (4).
A5 - BAKED SLICES, 2 varieties, 3 of each, sizes 7.5 cm. (3”) x 2.5 cm. (1”).
A6 - UNBAKED SLICES, 2 varieties, 3 of each, sizes 7.5 cm. (3”) x 2.5 cm. (1”).
A7 - BISCUITS, uniced and unfilled, 2 varieties, 3 white and 3 brown.
A8 - SHORTBREAD (4).
A9 - NUTLOAF, nuts only - no fruit allowed.
A10 - A SULTANA CAKE.
A11 - PLAIN TEA CAKE.
A12 - ORANGE CAKE, iced.
A13 - CHOCOLATE CAKE, uniced.
A14 - MICROWAVE CHOCOLATE CAKE, uniced.
A15 - GINGER FLUFF, uniced, no filling.
A16 - PLAIN SPONGE SANDWICH, uniced, no filling.
A17 - BRAN LOAF. To be baked in a bar tin. Recipe: 1 cup All Bran soaked in 1 cup milk, 1 cup S.R. Flour,
1 cup mixed fruit, Ω cup sugar, 1 tablespoon Golden Syrup. Mix all together and bake in a
greased bar tin approximately three quarters of an hour at 375 degrees.
A18 - FRUIT CAKE. 1st Prize: $2.00, 2nd Prize: $1.00, 3rd Prize: 50¢.
A19 - 250g. (Ωlb.) CURRANT CAKE. Recipe as given: 250g. (Ωlb.) butter, 250g. (Ωlb.) sugar, 285g.
(10ozs.) flour, 5 eggs, 60g. (2ozs.) peel, 250g. (Ωlb.) currants, essence to taste. 1st Prize: $2.00,
2nd Prize: $1.00, 3rd Prize: 50¢. 20 cm. tin approximately.
A20 - BOILED FRUIT CAKE.
A21 - PLUM PUDDING.
A22 - DATE OR RAISIN LOAF. Orange cake tin size. No nuts allowed.
A23 - HOME MADE BREAD, own choice, one loaf, not made in bread making machine.
A24 - HOME MADE BREAD, OWN CHOICE, one loaf, made in bread making machine.
A25 - A BANANA CAKE.
A26 - APPLE PIE - SWEET PASTRY.
A27 - CARROT CAKE, uniced.
A28 - QUICHE, no larger than 20cm.
A29 - NOVELTY - DECORATED CHILD’S BIRTHDAY CAKE, accessories allowed.
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A30 -
THE SUNBEAM RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION. Prizes: Local Show Level $15.00, Group Level
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Here’s what you need: 250g. (8oz.) sultanas; 250g. (8oz.) chopped raisins; 250g. (8oz.) currants;
125g. (4oz.) chopped mixed peel, 90g. (3oz.) chopped red Glace cherries; 90g. (3 oz.) chopped
blanched almonds; 1/3 cup sherry or brandy; 250g. (8oz.) plain flour; 60g. (2oz.) self raising
flour; 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg; teaspoon ground ginger; teaspoon ground cloves; 250g.
(8oz.) butter; 250g. (8oz.) soft brown sugar; teaspoon lemon essence or finely grated lemon
rind; teaspoon almond essence, teaspoon vanilla essence, 4 large eggs.
Here’s what you do: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy.
Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices.
Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well
after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture
should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin 20cm.
(Round or Square 8”) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 -4 hours. Allow the cake to
cool in the tin.
Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped
into 2 or 3 pieces; cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces.
NOVICE
For those who have never won more than three first prizes in any cooking section.
A33
A34
A35
A36
A37
A38
A39
A40
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PLAIN SPONGE SANDWICH, uniced, no filling.
BAKED SLICES, 2 varieties, 3 of each, sizes 7.5cm. (3”) x 2.5cm. (1”).
UNBAKED SLICES,2 varieties, 3 of each, sizes 7.5cm. (3”) x 2.5cm. (1”).
SHORTBREAD (4).
CHOCOLATE CAKE, uniced.
HOME MADE BREAD, one loaf, own choice, not made in bread making machine.
- HOME MADE BREAD, one loaf, own choice, made in bread making machine.
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CHILDREN’S COOKERY – Class Q
Stewards: Lynne Harmer, Marjorie Shields.
NO ENTRY FEE.
CHILDREN - 18 years and under
SECTION
B40 - JUNIOR BOILED FRUIT CAKE. Recipe as follows. Winning entry must compete in Regional
Final as mentioned in Section A30. 1st Prize $5.00.
Ingredients: 375g Sunbeam Mixed Fruit, 3/4 cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon mixed spice, 1/2 cup water,
125g butter, 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda, 1/2 cup sherry, 2 eggs lightly beaten,2 tablespoons
marmalade, 1 cup self raising flour, 1 cup plain flour, 1/4 teaspoon salt.
Method: Place the Sunbeam Mixed Fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in a large saucepan and bring to
the boil. Simmer gently for 3 minutes, then remove and allow to cool. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade,
mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients then place in a greased and lined 20 cm (8”) round cake tin.
Bake in a moderately slow oven for 11/2 hours, or until cooked when tested.
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
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MUFFINS (3).
PLAIN SCONES (4).
PLATE OF 4 UNICED BISCUITS, one variety, not shortbread mixture or Anzac mixture.
ANZAC BISCUITS (4).
TEA CAKE.
PLAIN SPONGE SANDWICH, no filling and uniced.
A CHOCOLATE CAKE, uniced.
SLICE, 1 variety, 3 pieces. Uncooked 7.5cm. x 2.5 cm.
A DECORATED CAKE.
A DECORATED,HOME MADE GINGER BREAD MAN.
B51
B52
B53
B54
B55
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TRUFFLES (4).
A SLICE, 1 variety, 3 pieces. Uncooked 7.5cm. x 2.5 cm.
A DECORATED BOUGHT BISCUIT, on small paper plate 18cm or less.
A PLATE OF 4 UNICED BISCUITS, one variety, not shortbread mixture.
A SCHOOL LUNCH BOX.
Children’s Aggregate.
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JAMS, JELLIES & PRESERVES – Class R
Stewards: Mrs. Glenda Wilson, Mr. Ken Wilson.
ENTRY FEE: 20¢ non members. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER, 5.00 p.m.
See Page 31 for Staging Times. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m.
All entries must be produced by the exhibitor in the last season
Trophy for Aggregate Points in class R. Trophy for Best Exhibit.
Jars to be labelled. Paraffin wax to be removed from jars. Lids to be loosened.
Jams & Jellies to be in jars not less than 250g.
JELLIES
1
2
- JAR OF JELLY.
- LEMON BUTTER.
JAMS
3 -
4 -
5 -
6 -
7 -
8 -
9 -
10 -
APRICOT JAM.
BERRY JAM.
PLUM JAM, dark.
QUINCE JAM.
FIG JAM.
JAR OF JAM, made from two
fruits of your choice.
Fruit must be identified on label
ONE JAR OF JAM OF OWN CHOICE
(Excluding marmalade). Novice - for
those who have never won a 1st prize
at any show.
COLLECTION OF JAMS,
3 varieties (Excluding marmalade).
11 -
12 -
13 -
14 -
ORANGE PULP MARMALADE.
GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE, pulp.
THREE FRUITS MARMALADE.
COLLECTION OF MARMALADES,
3 varieties, citrus fruits only.
MARMALADES
PICKLES, SAUCES & VINEGARS
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16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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VEGETABLE PICKLES, 1 jar.
Jar of GREEN TOMATO PICKLES.
CHUTNEY, 1 variety.
TOMATO RELISH, 1 variety.
VEGETABLE RELISH, 1 variety.
TOMATO SAUCE, 1 bottle.
PLUM SAUCE.
HERB VINEGAR, 1 bottle.
PRESERVES
23 -
24 -
25 -
26 -
27 -
28 -
29 -
30 -
31 -
32 -
33 -
COLLECTION OF 5 ITEMS (1 jam, 1 jelly,
1 preserve, 1 sauce,1 pickle.)
1 bottle BEETROOT PRESERVED.
1 bottle TOMATOES.
1 bottle PEACHES.
1 bottle HALF PEARS.
1 bottle APRICOTS.
BOTTLED FRUIT - 1 jar of own choice. Novice - for those who have never won a 1st Prize at any Show.
COLLECTION OF PRESERVED FRUITS, to be put in 4 bottles. Tomatoes permissible.
1 BOTTLE OF FRUIT OF YOUR CHOICE.
SUNDRIED TOMATOES - 1 jar.
1 Jar HONEY
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NEEDLEWORK, CRAFT & ART – Class S
Stewards Section A: Margaret Feldtmann, Pat Harker.
Limit of 2 entries per person in any section
See Page 31 for Staging Times.
Entries Close Friday, 22nd October 5.00pm. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m.
All Exhibits must be unwashed and completed within the last three years.
Special Note: No exhibit can be entered in any section in which it has been
a 1st Prize at any previous show of the Society.
Section Tickets to be attached to all exhibits with small safety pins.
Late entries will not be accepTed on the morning of the Show.
* ALL MOUNTED EXHIBITS NEED TO BE FRAMED AND BACKED.
Champion Ribbon and Trophy donated in loving memory of Alma & George Davidson
for Best Article in Section A.
Aggregate Trophy for Section A donated by The Stedman Family.
SECTION
A1 - AN ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK, hand sewn.
A2 - AN ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK, machine sewn, 5% hand sewing allowed.
A3 - “VAS Ltd PATCHWORK COMPETITION” - A piece of patchwork machine pieced and machine quilted no more than 1 metre on any one side.
A4 - A PIECE OF TAPESTRY.
A5 - AN ARTICLE OF LONG STITCH, mounted*.
A6 - AN ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH, worked area to be 20cm or less.
A7 - AN ARTICLE OF CROSS STITCH, worked area to be more than 20cm.
A8 - A PIECE OF WORK, incorporating mixed stitches.
A9 - THREE DISTINCT SMALL ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas presents.
A10 - A KNITTED ARTICLE, not mentioned elsewhere, excluding novelty yarns.
A11 - HAND KNITTED ARTICLE, using novelty yarns.
A12 - HAND CROCHET ARTICLE. Wool or substitute, not cotton.
A13 - ARTICLE OF BABY WEAR, knitted.
A14 - ARTICLE OF BABY WEAR, crochet.
A15 - HAND MADE CROCHET ARTICLE, cotton.
A16 - SCARF.
A17 - HAND KNITTED, wool or woollen substitute, jumper or cardigan for child under 12 years.
Machine bands allowed.
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A18 -
A19 -
A20 -
A21 -
A22 -
A23 -
A24 -
A25 -
A26 -
A27 -
A28 -
A29 -
A30 -
A31 -
HAND KNITTED, wool or woollen substitute, jumper or cardigan for an adult. Machine bands allowed.
VAS Ltd HANDKNITTING COMPETITION HAND KNITTED JUMPER OR CARDIGAN made from pure wool/wool blend of any ply, and must have attached label from wool used or label or receipt from woollen mill. See regulations below.
Christmas Decoration.
TEDDY BEARs.
A SOFT TOY.
COATHANGER.
CUSHION.
AN ARTICLE OF RIBBON EMBROIDERY.
ONE PIECE OF CRAFT, not elsewhere mentioned, excluding needlework.
A PIECE OF CRAFT, not elsewhere mentioned, incorporating needlework.
A PIECE OF LACE OTHER THAN CROCHET.
A PAGE OF SCRAPBOOKING, presented in a plastic pocket and displayed on a stand.
ONE ARTICLE OF BEADWORK.
A HAND DESIGNED CARD.
REGULATIONS for A3, A19, B2 and B19.
1. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.
2. An article having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final; the winning article will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show.
3. The Melbourne Group 14 winner of the current Show will compete as a finalist in the
following State Final at the Royal Show.
4. An article having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competiton.
5. Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor.
6. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second placegetter is eligible to compete.
7. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/ refund prize money.
8. All work to have been completed within the last twelve (12) months.
ARTWORK
Entries must be staged on Thursday prior to show, between 4 and 6 pm.
A32 - A PAINTING, any medium.
A33- A DRAWING, any medium.
A34 - Other media, eg print, collage and mixed media
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CHAMPION RIBBON and TROPHY for Best Article in Section B (excluding No. 18)
Aggregate Trophy for Section B donated by Shepp Camera & Video.
Steward Section B: Liz Feldtmann, Yvonne Baker.
SECTION
B1 - A PIECE OF HAND EMBROIDERY - not wool.
B2 - VAS Ltd ARTICLE OF HAND EMBROIDERY, any type, excluding cross stitch. (See regulations
on previous page).
B3 - AN ARTICLE OF MACHINE EMBROIDERY.
B4 - A PIECE OF WOOL EMBROIDERY.
B5 - AN ARTICLE OF SMOCKING.
B6 - DRESSED DOLL OR TOY.
B7 - PAIR OF TODDLERS OVERALLS. Up to 2 years.
B8 - AN APRON, machine sewing allowed.
B9 - CHILD’S PLAY FROCK or one piece Sun Suit, cotton material, hand sewn hem allowed.
B10 - CHILD’S FROCK, hand sewn hem allowed.
B11 - LADY’S FROCK, hand sewn hem allowed.
B12 - A TRACK SUIT.
B13 - AN ARTICLE MADE FROM MATERIAL SCRAPS.
B14 - SHIRT OR BLOUSE.
B15 - ADULT’S GARMENT IN STRETCH FABRIC.
B16 - CHILD’S GARMENT IN STRETCH FABRIC.
B17 - A PAIR OF BOXER SHORTS.
B18 - OPEN TO ALL ORGANISATIONS - EXHIBIT TO CONSIST OF SIX ARTICLES
(from the 13 listed). Jars to be labelled.
1 jar of jelly,
1 jar of preserved fruit, tomatoes permissible
1 jar of jam
1 jar of pickles,
1 piece of needlework 1 piece of sewing,
1 piece of crochet
1 piece of knitting
1 jar sauce
1 uniced cooking exhibit
1 jar chutney
1 jar relish
1 own choice other than articles stipulated, plastic allowed.
List of articles to be supplied with each entry. Only one entry per organisation. Up to 10 points may
be recorded for quality of each article. Entry Fee: 40¢. 1st Prize - $5.00, 2nd Prize - $2.50, 3rd
Prize - $1.00.
B19 - SPOTLIGHT STATE SEWING CHAMPIONSHIP. Sponsored by Spotlight.
Entry Fee: $1.00. 1st Prize - $10.00. Competition to be conducted at Society, Group and State level.
Class: The Garment/Outfit to be made by the exhibitor. Garment/Outfit of wearing apparel
(maximum 3 pieces). Sewn by machine. May be hand finished. Accessories such as scarves,
stoles, shawls, gloves, etc. are not acceptable. Knitted/crocheted items not acceptable. To be
constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibre-blend. See regulations on previous page.
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JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK & CRAFT – Class S
18 years and under.
Steward: Una Feldtmann & Jenny Shields.
NO ENTRY FEE.
Aggregate Trophy in memory of Florrie Williams,
donated by Nancy Love.
Trophy for best article.
SECTION
C1 - A PIECE OF CROSS STITCH.
C2 - ONE PIECE OF EMBROIDERY.
C3 - ONE PIECE OF MACHINE EMBROIDERY.
C4 - ONE PIECE OF MACHINE APPLIQUE.
C5 - A SOFT TOY.
C6 - DECORATIVE TOY or DECORATED TOY.
C7 - ONE PIECE OF CRAFT, incorporating needlework.
C8 - A DECORATIVE CUSHION.
C9 - AN ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK.
C10 - A KNITTED BEANIE.
C11 - A PIECE OF LONGSTITCH, mounted.
C12 - A DECORATIVE BAG.
C13 - A HAND DESIGNED CARD.
12 YEARS AND UNDER
C14 - AN ARTICLE OF KNITTING.
C15 - AN ARTICLE OF HAND SEWING.
C16 - A HAND DESIGNED CARD.
Big Square Hay Baling
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SCHOOL – Class U
Co-ordinators: V. Dickins, J. Harrington.
All exhibits in School Section must be delivered to the George Batey Pavilion between 4.00
pm and 6.00 pm on the Thursday night prior to the Show. Section Tickets must be attached to
Exhibit. ENTRIES CLOSE 5.00 PM FRIDAY OCTOBER 22nd NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
All exhibits in school section will be judged on Friday prior to show.
1st Prize: 50¢ 2nd Prize: 30¢ NO ENTRY FEE.
Exhibits may be removed and prize money collected from 4.30pm onwards.
ARTWORK – any medium
1 – PRE-SCHOOL BOYS
2 – PRE-SCHOOL GIRLS
3 – PREP BOYS
4 – PREP GIRLS
5 – BOYS YEAR 1
6 – GIRLS YEAR 1
7 – BOYS YEAR 2
8 – GIRLS YEAR 2
9 – BOYS YEAR 3
10 – GIRLS YEAR 3
11 – BOYS YEAR 4
12 – GIRLS YEAR 4
13 – BOYS YEAR 5
14 – GIRLS YEAR 5
15 – BOYS YEAR 6
16 – GIRLS YEAR 6
17 – YEAR 7
18 – YEAR 8
19 – YEAR 9
20 – YEAR 10
21 – YEAR 11
22 – YEAR 12
CRAFTWORK
23 – PRE-SCHOOL BOYS
24 – PRE-SCHOOL GIRLS
25 – PREP BOYS
26 – PREP GIRLS
27 – BOYS YEAR 1
28 – GIRLS YEAR 1
29 – BOYS YEAR 2
30 – GIRLS YEAR 2
31 – BOYS YEAR 3
32 – GIRLS YEAR 3
33 – BOYS YEAR 4
34 – GIRLS YEAR 4
35 – BOYS YEAR 5
36 – GIRLS YEAR 5
37 – BOYS YEAR 6
38 – GIRLS YEAR 6
A HANDMADE WOODEN ITEM
45 – YEAR PREP - 2
46 – YEAR 3 - 4
47 – YEAR 5 - 6
48 – YEAR 7 - 9
39 – YEAR 7 needlework excluded
49 – YEAR 10 - 12
A HANDMADE CERAMICS ITEM
51 – YEAR 3 - 4
52 – YEAR 5 - 6
53 – YEAR 7 - 9
A WHEEL MADE CERAMICS ITEM
56 – YEAR 3 - 4
A PIECE OF NEEDLEWORK
60 – YEAR PREP
61 – YEAR 1
62 – YEAR 2
A DECORATED EGG
67 – YEAR PRE-SCHOOL
68 – YEAR PREP
69 – YEAR 1
COLOURING COMPETITION
54 – YEAR 10 - 12
57 – YEAR 5 - 6
58 – YEAR 7 - 9
59 – YEAR 10 - 12
63 – YEAR 3
64 – YEAR 4
65 – YEAR 5
66 – YEAR 6
70 – YEAR 2
71 – YEAR 3
72 – YEAR 4
73 – YEAR 5
74 – YEAR 6
75 – 5 YEARS & UNDER
77 – 8-9 YEARS
76 – 6-7 YEARS
78 – 10-12 YEARS
(Limit one entry per child. Picture may be obtained from participating schools or from Show Secretary)
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A COMPUTER DESIGNED A4 BROCHURE
79 - (Promoting the Dookie Agricultural Show – Open to all students.) The winning exhibit is to
remain the property of the Dookie Show Society and may be used for advertising purposes.
LEGO COMPETITION
Best Lego construction no bigger than 30cm x 30 cm. Must be designed by the builder and not
from Lego instructions or books – must be stable or presented on a tray.
80 – PREP – YEAR 2
81 – YEAR 3 – YEAR 4
82 – YEAR 5 – YEAR 6
HANDWRITING
One page of own choice.
83 – YEAR PREP
85 – YEAR 2
86 – YEAR 3
84 – YEAR 1
87 – YEAR 4
88 – YEAR 5
89 – YEAR 6
PHOTOGRAPHY – Class V
Steward: H. Shields, S. Batty ENTRY FEE: 20¢ Non-Members
All prints should be mounted on card or cardboard (not framed) no more than 4cm, exhibits
to be displayed on a wall and exhibit ticket attached to the front of the mounting. Entries
close 5.00 p.m. FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER and exhibits must be delivered to the pavilion
between 4.00 - 5.30 p.m. on Thursday prior to show. All exhibits will be judged on Friday,
prior to Show Day. Exhibits may be removed and Prize Money collected from 4.30 p.m.
onwards. 1st Prize: $1 2nd Prize: 50¢
SENIOR SECTION
(Limit no more than 2 entries per person per section)
ENLARGEMENTS
SNAPSHOTS
(commercially processed prints) (standard size)
BLACK & WHITE LANDSCAPE.
A1
A7
PEOPLE/PORTRAIT.
A2
A8
OTHER.
A3
A9
ANIMAL/WILDLIFE
A4
A10
MACHINERY/VEHICLES.
A5
A11
PLANT/FUNGI
A6
A12
COLOUR
LANDSCAPE.
A13
A19
PEOPLE/PORTRAIT.
A14
A20
OTHER.
A15
A21
ANIMAL/WILDLIFE.
A16
A22
MACHINERY/VEHICLES
A17
A23
PLANT/FUNGI
A18
A24
A25 –
A26 –
A27 –
A28 –
A29 –
A PHOTO OF A PREVIOUS DOOKIE SHOW.
A STILL LIFE PHOTO (Black & White or Colour, any size).
A FUNNY PHOTO (Black & White or Colour, any size)
CREATIVE OPEN SECTION, can include any size or artistic sequence and photographic medium, Black & White or Colour.
DOOKIE LIFE (Black & White or Colour, any size)
CHAMPION PHOTO – SENIOR SECTION – trophy donated by K. & G. Wilson
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• Over 50 Local Wines
• Home Brew Supplies
• Party Kegs
• Beer & Spirits
• Party Orders welcome
Don & Paul Phillips
52 Vaughan Street Shepparton
PH: (03) 5821 2051
FAX: (03) 5831 5173
www.phillipscellars.com.au
[email protected]
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JUNIOR SECTION - 16 Years and Under
NO ENTRY FEE (Limit no more than 2 entries per person per section)
ENLARGEMENTS
SNAPSHOTS
(commercially processed prints) (standard size)
BLACK & WHITE
LANDSCAPE.
B1
B7
PEOPLE/PORTRAIT.
OTHER.
MACHINERY/VEHICLES
ANIMAL/WILDLIFE
PLANT/FUNGI
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
COLOUR
LANDSCAPE.
PEOPLE/PORTRAIT.
OTHER.
DIGITALLY ENHANCED
MACHINERY/VEHICLES
ANIMAL/WILDLIFE
PLANT/FUNGI
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26 – A STILL LIFE PHOTO (Black & White or Colour, any size).
B27 – A FUNNY PHOTO (Black & White or Colour, any size).
CHAMPION PHOTO – JUNIOR SECTION – trophy donated by Heather Shields.
WINE – Class W
Stewards: Richard Tallis and Paul Phillips, James Blackmore
To be judged prior to show day. For further details and entry forms,
contact Phillips Cellars Regional Wine Centre on 5821 2051.
Entry Fee $10 Entries close 1st October, 2010.
Judging 9th October 2010, Awards Dinner Thursday 26th October, enquiries to GOTAFE
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THREE BOTTLES OF SHIRAZ.
THREE BOTTLES OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON
THREE BOTTLES OF MERLOT & MERLOT BLENDS.
THREE BOTTLES OF OTHER VARIETIES & BLENDS OF RED.
THREE BOTTLES OF CHARDONNAY.
THREE BOTTLES OF RIESLING.
THREE BOTTLES OF OTHER VARIETIES & BLENDS OF WHITE. (2 Winners.)
THREE BOTTLES OF FORTIFIED WINE
THREE BOTTLES OF SPARKLING WINE
All entries must be current releases only. Sponsored by Phillips Cellars, Sumitomo
Chemicals, Bayer Agroscience, Nufarm, Dow Agroscience and The Gladstone Dookie.
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8.30 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.
After Hours:
GRANT HOWLETT
Ph: 03 5448 8082
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Ph: 03 5826 2052
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Ph: 03 5446 7667
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DOOKIE A&P SOCIETY
Year
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965-66
1967
1968
1969-71
1972-73
1974-75
1976-77
1978-81
1982-84
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990-92
1993-95
1996
1997
1998-2000
2001
2001-2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
President
Secretary
Treasurer
McCormack, Neil
Clark, Ray E.
Hickey, W. E.A.
McCormack, Neil
Milson, Jack
Curtis, E. (Ted)
McRorie, Alan
Milson, Jack
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Moylan, Matt
Milson, Jack
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Fish, Newton
Fish, Margaret
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Fish, Newton
Feldtmann, Margaret
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Batey, George
Feldtmann, Margaret
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Batey, George
Wallace, Beryl
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Hooper, C. A.
Missen, Ron
Curtis, E. (Ted)
Hooper, C. A.
Missen, Ron
Ryan, Frank
Batey, George
Missen, Ron
Ryan, Frank
Batey, George
Missen, Ron
Ferris, Edward (Ted)
Batey, George
Sayers, Wilma
Lingwood, John
Batey, George
Missen, Ron
Lingwood, John
Batey, George
Missen, Ron
Peel, Barry
Batey, George
Missen, Ron
Fuller, Allan
Batey, George
Smith, Anne
Fuller, A./McCracken, D.
Feldtmann, Ian
Shields, Heather
McCracken, Don
Feldtmann, Ian
McKenzie, Bev
McCracken, Don
Feldtmann, Ian
McKenzie, Bev
Gamble, Jim
Feldtmann, Ian
McKenzie, Bev
Harmer, Lynne
Feldtmann, Ian
Harrington, Jacinta
Harmer, Lynne
Feldtmann, Max
Harrington, Jacinta
Ludeman, Tracey
Feldtmann, Max
Harrington, Jacinta
Harrington, Jacinta
Feldtmann, Ian
Harrington, Jacinta
Harrington, Jacinta
Graham, Alex
Harrington, Jacinta
Feldtmann, Brian
Graham, Alex
Harrington, Jacinta
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Harrington, Jacinta
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Graham, Alex
Montgomery, Andrea
Ludeman, Tony
Shields, Jenny
Chaplin, Sarah
Ludeman, Tony
Current Life Members - Jack Harker (1995), Albert Donnan (2007)
Previous Life Members - Tom Ryan (1995), James Cummins (1920), Fred Petschack (2002)
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