pavilion sections section f fruit garden & farm

PAVILION SECTIONS
GARDEN & FARM PRODUCE
ENQUIRIES RE PAVILION SECTIONS MUST BE DIRECTED TO
Sponsored by Woolworths Pakenham
WENDY ANDREWS, 0417 169 183 OR 5940 1122
Entry Fee: $1.50 • Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
NEW VENUE - PAKENHAM HALL, CORNER JOHN AND HENRY
STREETS, PAKENHAM.
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-26
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE PICKED UP BY SUNDAY, 22 MARCH OR
WILL BE DISPOSED OF.
All Produce to be grown by Exhibitor and to be free of disease.
Written entries must be submitted [unless otherwise stated] on
Wednesday, 11 March, 2015 to the Secretary no later than 5:00pm.
[Except for Fruit, Flowers & Vegetables, must be entered by
Wednesday, 18 March, 2015.]
Exhibitors in Pavilion section must enclose a stamped selfaddressed envelope for return of Exhibit Numbers.
All entries, except Pot Plants, must be less than 3 years old the
day of the show. The Society will exercise all reasonable care for
work submitted, but will not be responsible for any damage or loss
to exhibits whilst in their custody.
All exhibits must be staged between 12:00 noon and 4:00pm Thursday, 19 March, 2015
The pavilion will be open for inspection to the Public on Saturday
from 9am to 4pm, and will reopen approx 4:30pm for the exhibits
to be collected.
The Society may place exhibits into the correct classes, if the
exhibit is considered to be in the wrong class.
Limit of 4 entries in each class by any one person.
Late entries will not be accepted. Limit of 3 Photos.
Prize cards will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Novice Sections - The exhibitor must not have won in a similar
section Agricultural Show.
H.B. THOMAS MEMORIAL TROPHY
DONATED BY ROBERT GORDON POTTERY
Will be awarded for the most outstanding exhibit in Sections F-N;
this award will be presented at 2:30pm Saturday in the Pavilion.
SECTION F
FRUIT
Sponsored by Woolworths Pakenham
Entry Fee: $1.50 • Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
All entries must be staged By 10 am on Friday, 20 March, 2015
CLASSES
G1 Hens Eggs (1 dozen White)
G2 Hens Eggs (1 dozen Brown)
G3 Dwarf Beans (10 Pods)
G4 Butter Beans (10 Pods)
G5 Beans any other variety (10 Pods)
G6 Three Beetroot (Head on)
G7 One Turnip
G8 One Cucumber – Green
G9 One Cucumber – Apple
G10 Sweet Corn - 3 Cobs
G11 Three Carrots (Heads on)
G12 One Lettuce
G13 Three Tomatoes (One variety)
G14 Six Cherry Tomatoes
G15 Silver Beet (6 stalks)
G16 Squash
G17 Rhubarb (5 stalks)
G18 Marrow
G19 Zucchini (3 – maximum 20cm long)
G20 Capsicum (2)
G21 Any other Vegetable
G22 Potatoes (3)
G23 Pumpkin Butternut
G24 Pumpkin any other variety
G25 250gm or more Local Honey
COLLECTIONS OF
VEGETABLES
Maximum Size 45 sq cm = except Pumpkins
Entry Fee: $1.50
CLASSES
F2 Three Fuji
All produce to be grown by the Exhibitor and to be
free from disease.
CLASSES
GA1 Potatoes 4 varieties [4 of each]
GA2 Salad Vegetables –
[maximum of 6 types]
GA3 Pumpkins – 4 to 6
GA4 Vegetables – [6 to 12 types]
GA5 Beans – [6 varieties]
F3 Three Granny Smith Apples
GA6 Cut herbs
F4 Three Golden Delicious Apples
See separate page for the Victorian Giant Pumpkin and
Giant Vegetable Competition
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTION
All entries must be staged by 10am, Friday, 20 March, 2015
All fruit must be grown by the exhibitor, and must be free from
disease.
CLASSES
F1 Three Jonathon Apples
F5 Three Apples any other Variety
F6 Three Gala Apples
F7 Three Pears
F8 Three Lemons
F9 Largest Apple
F10 Largest Pear
F11 Largest Lemon
F12 Four any other Fruit
F13 Five Passionfruit
F14 One of any other Fruit (eg: Melon)
GA7 Crudite tastiest vegetable/fruit plate (up to 5 pieces)
GA8 Sculpture made from fruit and/or vegetables
FAMILY FUN SCARECROW
COMPETITION
Entry Fee: $1.50
This should be lifesize, wearing a hat, arms outstretched and
wearing bright clothes. Exhibit needs to be self supporting eg. be
attached to a pole, stand or weighted base (concealed preferred).
This should be a fresh looking exhibit.
GA9 Scarecrow
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CUT FLOWERS
ARRANGEMENTS
Entry Fee: $1.50 • Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Entry Fee: $1.50 • Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTIONS 1-24
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTIONS 1-14
All entries must be staged by 10am on Friday, 20 March, 2015
All entries must by staged by 10 am - Friday, 20 March, 2015
SPONSORED BY FLOWERS BY JO
CLASSES
HA1 Arrangements in long glass bottle
HA2 Table Centre
HA3 Arrangement 2 Blooms, 1 Bud
HA4 Arrangement – Driftwood and Foliage
HA5 What I can do with one Flower
HA6 Arrangement – Dried Flexible
HA7 Modern Arrangement
HA8 Arrangement of Flowers to represent a Song
HA9 All Green Arrangement (no variegated)
HA10 Variegated Arrangement (no flowers)
HA11 Arrangement Suitable for a Birth
HA12 Arrangement of Australia Native Flowers and Foliage
HA13 Arrangements - Corsage
HA14 Arrangements of Weeds in Container
Cut flowers to be grown by Exhibitor
CLASSES
HCF1 Cut Flowers (No Shrubs) 3 distinct kinds
(1-3 stems of each in separate container)
HCF2 Shrubs 3 distinct kinds (1-3 stems of kind shown separately)
HCF3 Rose – single bloom
HCF4 One Full Bloom Rose
HCF5 Three Roses – Distinct Varieties
(One Bloom of each staged separately)
HCF6 Rose – Novice
HCF7 Bunch of Roses (6)
HCF8 Single Bloom Carnation
HCF9 Gladiolus – 1 spike
HCF10 Pelargonium – Head
HCF11 Geranium – Head
HCF12 Ivy Geranium – Head
HCF13 Geranium – (3) staged separately (Distinct varieties)
HCF14 Container of Mixed Flowers
HCF15 Container of Flowers (one kind, not otherwise provided for)
HCF16 One Container of Flowering Shrubs or Trees (1 variety)
HCF17 Collection of Australian Native Shrubs – No Flowers
HCF18 Container of Australian Native Blooms- Mixed Allowed
HCF19 Three Fuchsias Single, 1 Flower of each
HCF20 Three Fuschias – Double – 1 Flower of each (distinct kind)
HCF21 Collections of Fuschias on Stems
HCF22 Single Bloom
HCF23 Multiple Blooms on stem (not otherwise provided for)
HCF24 Orchid Spike
DAHLIAS
Entry Fee: $1.50
All exhibits to be staged by 10 am - Friday, 20 March, 2015
CLASSES
HD26 One Miniature Decorative Dahlia – under 120mm
HD27 One Small Decorative Dahlia – 120-160mm
HD28 One Medium Decorative Dahlia – 160-210mm
HD29 One Large Decorative Dahlia
HD30 One Miniature Cactus Dahlia under 120mm
HD31 One Small Cactus Dahlia – 120-160mm
HD32 One Medium Cactus Dahlia – 160-210mm
HD33 One Large Cactus Dahlia
HD34 One Exhibition Cactus Dahlia
HD35 One Fimbriated Dahlia
HD36 One Ball Dahlia
HD37 Three Pompone Dahlia – under 50mm
HD38 Container of Pompone Dahlias – under 50 (5-9 stems)
HD39 Container of Cactus Dahlia
HD40 Container of Dahlia (not otherwise provided for)
HD41 Three Dahlias Distinct Type
Novice
HD42 NOVICE - One Cactus Dahlia
HD43 NOVICE - One Decorative Dahlia
HD44 NOVICE - One any other Type
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 26-44
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR DAHLIAS
2 Vases of each of 3 Dahlias under 160mm plus 2 Single Dahlias
over 160mm staged separately
POT (GROWN PLANTS)
POT PLANTS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
FOR AT LEAST SIX MONTHS - Entry Fee: $1.50
SPONSORED BY BERWICK POTTERIES, OFFICER
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTIONS 15-29
All entries must be staged by 10 am - Friday, 20 March, 2015
CLASSES
HP15 Pot Plant in Bloom in Pot or Container
HP16 One Foliage Pot Plant in Pot or Container
HP18 Something unusual grown in Pot or Container
HP19 Maidenhair Fern in Pot or Container
HP20 Asparagus Fern in Pot or Container
HP21 Any other Fern – not mentioned
HP22 Fern in Hanging Container
HP23 Hanging Container (Foliage) - other than Fern
HP24 Hanging Plant in Bloom
HP25 One container of Cactus or Succulent (1 Variety)
HP26 Collection of Cacti &/or Succulent in Pot or Container
HP27 Collection of herbs grown in Pot or Container
HP28 Container of Mixed Plants gown in Pot or Container
HP29 Bonsai
PEOPLE WITH DIFFERING ABILITIES
(Can be divided into sections with stewards discretion)
HP30 Pot plant in Bloom in Pot or Container
HP31 One Foliage pot plant in Pot or Container
HP32 Something unusual grown in Pot or Container
HP33 Fern in Pot or Container
HP34 Cacti or Succulent in Pot or Container
HP35 Plant in a boot or shoe
HP36 Terrarium
parklea.
CHAMPION ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION
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COOKING
Entry Fee: $2.00 (all cooking classes), Under 16 - $1
• Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTIONS 1-31
All entries must be staged by 10 am - Friday, 20 March, 2015
Entries to be un-iced unless otherwise specified and to be on
plain white firm plate without paper underneath and covered
with clear plastic bag.
CLASS
139 RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION - SENIOR OR OPEN
PRIZES: 1ST $15.00 PLUS CERTIFICATE 2ND $5.00 PLUS
CERTIFICATE
THE FOLLOWING RECIPE IS COMPULSORY FOR ALL
ENTRANTS IN THIS SECTION.
RICH FRUIT CAKE
250g (8oz) sultanas ¼ teaspoon grated nutmeg
250g (8oz) chopped raisins ½ teaspoon ground ginger
NO PACKET MIX UNLESS STATED
250g (8oz) currants ½ teaspoon ground cloves
CLASSES
1 White Bread
2 Bread any other variety, e.g. Brown, Fruit, etc
3 Four Plain Scones – no larger than 5cm
4 Four Fruit Scones – no larger than 5cm
5 Sausages Rolls [4]
6 Cream Puffs [unfilled 4]
7 Biscuits – Home made [3 distinct varieties – 2 of each]
8 Slices [2 distinct varieties – 3 of each]
9 Four Lamingtons – Butter cake mix – 4-5 cm squares
10 Fruit and Nut Loaf
11 Shortbread [6 pieces]
12 Four small Plain Cakes baked in patty pans [no papers]
13 Three Muffins
14 Six Pikelets
15 Plain Cake
16 Sultana Cake
18 Banana Cake
19 Marble Cake [iced]
20 Orange Cake [iced]
21 Chocolate Cake [iced]
22 Tea Cake with Cinnamon Topping
23 Sponge 4 eggs [Unfilled]
24 Ginger Fluff Sponge
25 Chocolate Sponge
26 Swiss Roll ends not trimmed
27 Plum Pudding cooked in Basin –
1st prize $3
28 Rich Fruit Cake – 1st Prize $3
29 Boiled Fruit Cake – 1st Prize $3
30 Light Fruit Cake - 1st Prize $3
31 Cake not listed in Schedule [must be named]
PEOPLE WITH DIFFERING ABILITIES
(Can be divided into sections with stewards discretion)
32 Pikelets [5]
33 Chocolate Crackles [plate of 5]
34 Cake made from Packet Cake mix
BLOKES SECTION
35 Four Scones [any variety] “to be cooked by a bloke”
36 Chocolate Cake “to be cooked by a bloke”
125g (4oz) chopped mixed peel 250g (8oz) butter
90g (3oz) chopped glace cherries 250g (8oz) soft brown sugar
90g (3oz) chopped blanched almonds ½ teaspoon vanilla essence
1/3 cup sherry or brandy ½ teaspoon almond essence
250g (8oz ) plain flour ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated
lemon rind
60g (2oz) self raising flour
4 large eggs
Here is what you do:
1) Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with sherry or
brandy. Cover, leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably over night.
2) 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.
3) Place the mixture into a prepared square tin, 20cm (8”), no
rounded corners and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3½-4
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 2-3 pieces, cherries into 4 or
6 pieces and the almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.
CLASS
140 JUNIOR STATE CAKE COMPETITION (UNDER 18
YEARS)
Prizes: 1st $7.50 plus Certificate, 2nd $3.00 plus Certificate
The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants in this section.
Use Metric cup measure.
375g (12oz) mixed fruit
½ cup sherry
¾ cup brown sugar
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 teaspoon mixed spice
2 tablespoons marmalade
½ cup water
1 cup self raising flour
REGULATIONS FOR STATE FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
125g (4oz) butter
An exhibitor having won at an Agricultural show, will be required
to bake another cake for entry in the Group Final, winner of Group
final will be required to bake a further cake for State Final at the
next Royal Melbourne Show. An exhibitor having won at show level
is not eligible to enter any other show in this section, until after
group judging when, if not the winning entry, can compete further.
An exhibitor having won group level cannot compete further until
after the Royal Melbourne Show. Each cake entered must be the
bona fide work of the exhibitor.
1 cup plain flour
If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State
final, then the second place getter is eligible to compete. Contact
SHOW SECRETARY ANITA ROVERS 0408 117 709 OR WENDY
ANDREWS 5940 1122
½ teaspoon bicarbonate soda
¼ teaspoon salt
Here is what you do:
1. Place the Sunbeam mixed fruit, sugar, spice, water and butter in
a large saucepan and bring to boil. Simmer gently for 3 minutes,
remove from heat, add bicarbonate soda, and allow to cool.
2. Add the sherry, eggs and marmalade, mixing well.
3. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients, then place in a greased and
lined 20cm (8”) round cake tin.
4. Bake in a moderately slow oven, for 1½ hours or until cooked
when tested.
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CLASS
1. Heat oven to 190C.
141 VAS CARROT CAKE COMPETITION
2. Line and spray a 12 hole muffin pan with large paper cases
SPONSORED BY ROCKY LAMATTINA & SONS
3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl; stir in dates, carrots. Then
add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until
just combined
RULES & REGULATIONS
An exhibitor having won at an Agricultural show, will be required
to bake another cake for entry in the Group Final, winner of Group
final will be required to bake a further cake for State Final at the
next Royal Melbourne Show. An exhibitor having won at show level
is not eligible to enter any other show in this section, until after
group judging when, if not the winning entry, can compete further.
An exhibitor having won group level cannot compete further until
after the Royal Melbourne Show. Each cake entered must be the
bona fide work of the exhibitor.
If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State
final, then the second place getter is eligible to compete. Contact
SHOW SECRETARY ANITA ROVERS 0408 117 709 OR WENDY
ANDREWS 5940 1122
Must use this recipe, not to be iced
Olive oil, to grease cake pan;
3 (about 350g) carrots;
1 cup (150g) self-raising flour;
1/2 cup (75g) plain flour;
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda;
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon;
1/2 cup (80g) brown sugar;
1/2 cup (125ml) oil;
1/2 cup (125ml) golden syrup;
3 eggs;
1 tsp vanilla essence;
½ cup walnuts.
Here is what you do:
1. Preheat oven to 170°C. Grease a 20cm (base) round cake pan
lightly with oil, and line with non-stick baking paper. Peel and
grate the carrots, and set aside.
2. Sift the flours, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon into a large
bowl.
3. Put the brown sugar, oil, golden syrup, eggs and vanilla
essence, in a separate bowl. Use a balloon shape whisk to mix
until combined.
4. Pour the oil mixture into the dry ingredients. Use a wooden
spoon to stir gently until just combined.
5. Stir in the grated carrot and walnuts.
6. Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and bake for 1 hour. Set
aside for 5 minutes, before turning out onto a wire rack to cool
completely. Hint for exhibitors lay a tea towel over the cake rack
before turning the cake out to prevent the imprint of the cake
rack appearing on your competition cake.
CLASS
142 VAS CARROT & DATE MUFFINS - JUNIOR COMPETITION
18 years & under, must use this recipe
Carrot and Date Muffins
2 ½ cups Self-raising flour;
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon;
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg;
1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed)
1/3 cup pitted dates;
1 cup coarsely grated carrot;
1 tablespoon orange marmalade;
1 cup canola oil;
2 eggs
¾ cup orange juice;
1 cup reduced fat milk;
Icing sugar for dusting
Here is what you do:
4. Spoon mixture evenly into prepared pan holes (cases)
5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked inserted cake
skewer. If it comes out clean the muffins are ready
6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack
to cool
7. Serving Suggestion: Serve warm or cold dusted with sifted icing
sugar
8. 4 Muffins on a plate
DECORATED CAKES
DECORATED CAKES MAY BE FOR SALE
SPONSORED BY THE CHOCOLATE SHOP, PAKENHAM
SPONSORED BY CAKE DECORATORS GUILD
Entry Fee: $2.00.
ROSETTE FOR BEST ENTRY 1-8
All entries must be staged by 10 am - Friday, 20 March, 2015
Regulations: Ribbon, tulle, wire stamens and manufactured pillars
may be used, but no manufactured ornaments, lace or glitter
allowed. Edible colouring may be used. Blocks, tins or other
materials are not permitted. Cleats must be attached to all cakes
and presentation boards. Braid in presentation permitted.
NOVICE
IA1 Celebration Cake
IA2 A plaque for any Celebration
OPEN
IA3 Celebration Cake
IA4 Wedding Cake - no more than 3 tiers
IA5 Novelty Cake (Edible glitter allowed)
IA6 Junior Celebration Cake
IA7 Imitation Cake (eg: Styrene, Decorated)
IA8 Plaque
HOME PRODUCTS
Entry Fee: $1.50 • Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTIONS 1-32
All entries must be staged by 4pm - Friday, 20 March, 2015
All entries to be at least 250g and clear glass jars used, and must
be labelled with variety of entry eg: Plum Jam, Lemon Butter, etc.
CLASSES
J1 Collection of Jellies - 3 Varieties
J2 Apple Jelly
J3 Quince Jelly
J4 Melon Jelly
J5 Unusual Jelly
J6 Fruit Mince
J7 Collection of Jams – 3 Varieties
J8 Plum Jam – Light
J9 Plum Jam
J10 Strawberry Jam
J11 Berry Jam (Not Strawberry)
J12 Apricot Jam
J13 Fig Jam
J14 Blackberry Jam
J15 Unusual Jam
J16 Marmalade
J17 Diabetic Jam (Any Variety)
J18 Jam of Heritage Nature ie: Recipe over 50 years old
J19 Lemon Butter
J20 Herb Vinegar
J21 Fruit Vinegar
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J22 Tomato Sauce (Not Spiced)
J23 Tomato Sauce (Spicy)
J24 Plum Sauce
J25 Any Other Sauce
J26 Relish
J27 Chutney
J28 Green Tomato Pickle
J29 Mixed Mustard pickle
J30 Homemade Pickle
J31 Bottle of Cordial
J32 Sauce of Heritage Nature ie: Recipe over 50 years old
NOVICE
J33 Jam (Any Variety)
J34 Lemon Butter
J35 Plum Sauce
SECTION K
NEEDLEWORK
Entry Fee: $1.50
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 6 - 42
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE STAGED BY 4PM - THURSDAY, 19
MARCH, 2015
All work, which has won a first at a previous Pakenham Show, is
ineligible to compete.
NO SOILED OR WORN ARTICLE WILL BE JUDGED.
PORCELAIN & CERAMIC DOLLS MUST BE ON A STAND.
If possible please include label with knitted or crochet articles.
Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 come under VAS Ltd Competition
SECTION K
VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETIES LTD.
These competitions are proudly sponsored by SPOTLIGHT:
REGULATIONS: These regulations apply to Classes - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
1. Article to be made by the exhibitor.
2. An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and
one Group at State level.
3. The Melbourne Group 14 winner of the current show will
compete as a finalist in the following Royal Show.
4. The garment having won at a show will compete in a Group final.
5. A garment having won at State Final is no longer eligible to
compete in the competition.
6. Each garment entered must be the bona fide work of the
exhibitor.
7. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at a Group or
State final level then the second place getter is eligible to compete.
8. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one show
within the State in any one show year.
9. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund
prize money.
10. All work must have been completed within the last twelve (12)
months.
CLASSES - ENTRY FEE $2 VAS CLASSES
K1 VAS Ltd Knitting Competition
Hand Knitted Garment made from pure new “Wool Mark” yarn or
“Wool Blend” Any ply or over. Attach Label from yarn used.
K2 Spotlight State Sewing Competition
Prizes: 1st $5.00 plus Card, 2nd Card, 3rd Card
A garment/outfit to be made by exhibitor. Garment/Outfit 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. Constructed of Natural Fibre or Fibre Blend.
K3 VAS Ltd Embroidery Competition
Prizes: 1st $5.00 plus Card, 2nd Card, 3rd Card
An article of hand embroidery any type, excluding cross stitch.
K4 VAS Ltd Patchwork Competition
Prizes: 1st $5.00 plus Card, 2nd Card, 3rd Card
Patchwork piece, machine pieced and machine quilted, no larger
than 1mtr on any 1 side
No Embellishments allowed
K5 VAS Ltd Crochet Competition
Prizes: 1st $5.00 plus Card, 2nd Card, 3rd Card
CLASSES
K6 Machine made garment [small amount of handwork permitted]
K7 Dressed Doll - Material garments to be Removable
K8 Article of Embroidery - [Counted Thread]
K9 Article of Embroidery - [Wool]
K10 Article of Embroidery - [Machine]
K11 Article of Embroidery - [Beaded]
K12 Article - Embroidery [Ribbon]
K13 Article of Embroidery [Surface]
K14 Any Article of Hand Embroidery not listed
K15 Cross Stitch - [Counted Framed]
K16 Cross Stitch - [Unframed]
K17 Cross Stitch - [Any other]
Note Exhibits in classes 15-17 will be classified according to size
at stewards discretion
K18 Drawn Thread
K19 Petit Point
K20 Tapestry - [Fine]
K21 Tapestry - [Course]
K22 Tapestry - [Long Stitch]
K23 Knitting or Crochet - [Rug]
K24 Knitting or Crochet- [Baby Garment]
K25 Knitting or Crochet - [Child Garment]
K26 Knitting or Crochet- [Adult Garment]
K27 Knitting or Crochet - [Baby Outfit]
K28 Knitting or Crochet - [Shawl]
K29 Knitting or Crochet- [Booties]
K30 Knitting or Crochet - [Socks]
K31 Knitting or Crochet - [Any Other article]
K32 Machine Knitted Article
K33 Dressed Doll [Knitted or crocheted garments to be removable]
K34 Senior Citizen Work
K35 Piece of Hand Made Felting [Felting]
K36 Novice any description as above - not won at an agricultural
show
WEAVERS & SPINNERS
CLASSES - ENTRY FEE $1.50
K37 Hand Spun Wool – [1 Skein Natural Coloured Wool]
a) Coarse b) Medium c) Fine d) Other Fibre
K38 Hand Spun Wool – [Skein Dyed Wool]
a) Natural b) Chemical
K39 Hand Spun – [Knitted Article] –
Please indicate if novice spinner
K40 Hand Spun – [Crochet Article] –
Please indicate if novice spinner
K41 Hand Weaving Article/Garment –
[Commercial Yarn May Be Used]
Crocheted Article made from Pure Wool/Wool Blend of any ply.
State Final Prizes for each class; Spotlight Vouchers:
1st $300 Spotlight Voucher plus VAS Ltd Plaque; 2nd
$150 Spotlight Voucher; 3rd $50 Spotlight Voucher
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CLASSES 41 AND 42 SPONSORED BY
KNITTING YARNS BY MAIL
PHONE: 0408 992 927
FOR FREE CATALOGUE OR SHOP ONLINE
WWW.KNITTINGYARNS.COM.AU
CLASSES - ENTRY FEE $1.50
K41 Garment Hand Knitted in Mohair (at least 50% Mohair)
K42 Garment Hand Knitted in Alpaca (at least 50% Alpaca)
DECORATED BRA/BOXERS
ENTRY: $5. MONEY RAISED TO ST JOHN OF GOD
ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT
L40 Traditional - Must be on a coat hanger
L41 Wacky Pakky Bra
AGED CARE - AC
Entry Fee: $1.00
SECTION L
CRAFTWORK
Entry Fee: $1.50
All entries must be staged by 4.00pm - Thursday, 19 March, 2015
All work, which has won a first prize at a previous Pakenham
Show, is not eligible to compete. No soiled articles will be
judged. Limit of 4 entries by any person in each class.
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-32
CLASSES
L1 Patchwork Quilt [Handmade] No Machine
L2 Patchwork Quilt – [Appliqué] Machined
L3 Any other Patchwork
(SECTION L1, L2 AND L3 PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
SEWING CONNECTION, PAKENHAM - $20 VOUCHERS
L4 Parchment
L5 Calligraphy
L6 Cards - Handmade
L7 Cards - Stamping
L8 Scrap Booking
L9 Off the Page Craft
L10 Decorated Eggs
Sponsored by EGGS FOR HEIRLOOMS – 5940 1122
L11 Bears – [Dressed]
L12 Bears – [Undressed]
L13 Animal other than a Bear
Cloth Dolls
L14 Primitive Dolls
L15 Country / Folksy Dolls
L16 Character Dolls / Fantasy Doll
L17 Character Dolls with Face / Body Sculpturing
L18 Handmade Soft Toy [Suitable for under 6 months]
L19 Soft Toy, Machine, small amount of stitching [buttons & beads allowed]
L20 Coat Hangers [any medium]
L21 Cushions [any medium]
L22 Jewellery
L23 Bead Work
(SECTION L22 AND L23 PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
BEAD SOCIETY OF VICTORIA
L24 Hand Made Flowers
L25 Mosaic Work
L26 Woodwork [to be classified on Day]
L27 Article Costing No more than $2 [Statement Attached]
L28 Article made from Recycled Material
L29 People with differing abilities Craft, open
L30 Senior Citizens Craft
L31 A Sewing Aid - eg pincushion, needlecase, etc
L32 Any Other Article
L33 Novice - any description as above (not won at an agricultural show)
L34 Poppy sculpture
L35 Folkart
L36 Ceramic glazed
L37 Origami underglazed
L38 Collage
L39 Gift-wrapped parcel
All entries must be staged by 4.00pm - Thursday, 19 March, 2015
All work, which has won a first prize at a previous Pakenham Show,
is not eligible to compete. No soiled articles will be judged.
Limit of 4 entries by any person in each class.
NOTE: ARTICLES MUST BE DROPPED OFF, NAMED AND
LABELLED
Perpetual Trophy for Best Exhibit donated by Catholic Homes
Rosette for Best Exhibit
NEEDLEWORK
AC1 Knitting or crocheting (rug)
CRAFTWORK
AC2 Cards (handmade)
AC3 Jewellery
AC4 Bead work
AC5 Poppy Sculpture
ART
AC6 Drawing (any medium)
SPONSORED BY SOOTHE MOBILE MASSAGE. 2 x $30 vouchers
HOME PRODUCTS
(All entries to be at least 250g and clear glass jar used and must be
labelled with variety of entry. Clear plastic covers)
AC7 Home made Jam
AC8 Lemon Butter
COOKING
(On a plain white firm plate without paper underneath and covered
with plastic bag).
AC9 Boiled Fruit Cake
AC10 Light Fruit cake
AC11 Shortbread (6 pieces)
AC12 Scones (4 scones, no larger than 5cm)
AC13 Chocolate crackles (plate of 5)
AC14 Sausage Rolls (4)
POT GROWN PLANT
AC15 Collection of herbs (pot)
AC16 Collection of succulent/cacti (pot)
AC17 Pot plant in bloom in a pot
GARDEN AND FARM PRODUCE
AC18 Lettuce (1)
AC19 Tomatoes (3, one variety)
AC20 Rhubarb (5 stalks)
AC21 Capsicum (2)
EXHIBITORS IN WHEELCHAIR OR WITH LIMITED
MOBILITY ARE ENCOURAGED TO VISIT THE
PAKENHAM HALL ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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SECTION SC
ENTRY FEE $2
One person’s work = 4 pieces
Class 1. May be from following sections, I. J.K.L.LA.MA
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTION
FAMILY EXHIBIT
ENTRY FEE $2
Class 1. Collection of one family’s work from various pavilion
sections, 6-12 articles, points awarded for variety. Family unit may
include grandparents, parents, children & grandchildren. Must
be the work of at least 3 family members. Children’s ages to be
placed on items made by them.
ROSETTE FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTION
SPONSORED BY FLOWERS BY JO
SECTION CWA
COUNTRY WOMEN’S
ASSOCIATION EXHIBIT
Entry Fee: $1.00 • Entries close Wednesday, 11 March, 2015
All entries must be staged by 4.00pm - Thursday, 19 March,
2015
Judged Friday morning, 20 March, 2015
Competition open to all CWA Branches - one entry per Branch
MAKE - BAKE - GROW
3 x articles craft work
2 x home baking
2 x home grown articles
List of exhibits & Branches names to be supplied (for display
purposes after judging)
Entries will not be judged on presentation (only exhibits)
Prizes 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
ROSETTE FOR 1ST, 2ND AND 3RD
SECTION MB
ART
SPONSORED BY FRAMING MAD
4/40 Bate Close, Pakenham, 5941 6788
1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $15 vouchers
for each class (MB1-MB6)
Entry Fee: $1.00.
STAGED BY 4 PM - THURSDAY, 19 MARCH, 2015
CLASSES
MB1 Oil or Acrylic
MB2 Water Colour
MB3 Drawing - any medium
MB4 Novice - never won a first prize at an Agricultural show - any
medium
MB5 Seniors - People with differing abilities
MB 6 Any other medium
PHOTOGRAPHY
Entry Forms and Fees must be received by the Secretary,
PO Box 20, Pakenham by Wednesday, 11 March, 2015
PLEASE NOTE: PHOTOGRAPHS, ENTRY
FORMS AND MONEY MUST BE DELIVERED TO
ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL, MAIN
STREET, PAKENHAM OR POST OFFICE, TYNONG ON
WEDNESDAY, 11 MARCH BETWEEN 9AM AND 5PM
Stewards: Pakenham Camera Club
Enquiries: Pauline Preston BH (03) 5629 2488/AH (03) 5629 2316
Entry Fees: Adults $1.00 per print Juniors 50c per print.
Limit of 3 entries per subject
Prize Cards: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Highly Commended Ribbons for
Juniors
ROSETTE FOR BEST IN SHOW
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MOUNTED ON THICK CARD WITH A
MINIMUM THICKNESS OF 1MM.
MOUNT BOARD OR PRE-CUT MOUNTS CAN BE PURCHASED FROM
ANY ARTS SUPPLIES STORE.
UNMOUNTED AND FRAMED GLASS PRINTS WILL NOT
BE ACCEPTED. ALL PHOTOS PRESENTED MUST BE ON
PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER.
Creative digital prints must be the original work of the entrant. Either
from a negative or a print which may be digitally altered. Images
generated from computer programs or software will not be accepted.
ALL PRINTS MUST HAVE EXHIBITOR’S NAME, ADDRESS,
CATEGORY AND CLASS WRITTEN ON BACK OF EACH PHOTO.
ANY PHOTOGRAPH RECEIVING A PRIZE IN A PREVIOUS PAKENHAM
SHOW IS INELIGIBLE TO ENTER. THE SAME PHOTOGRAPH MAY
NOT BE ENTERED IN MULTIPLE CLASSES.
IF PHOTOS DO NOT MEET SPECIFIED CRITERIA, THE STEWARD/S
RESERVE THE RIGHT TO WITHHOLD THEM FROM JUDGING OR
DISPLAY.
THE PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION WILL CLOSE AT 4PM ON THE
DAY OF THE SHOW. ENTRIES WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR
COLLECTION BEFORE 4.30PM.
SECTION NA
JUNIOR
CHILDREN 9 YEARS & UNDER
Maximum Size INCLUDING MOUNT 20 x 30 cm (8” x 12”)
Entry Fee: 50c
CLASSES
NA1 Landscape / Waterscape
NA2 Animals / Wildlife
NA3 Family / Friends
NA4 Any other subject
NA5 Old Things
SECTION NB
JUNIOR
CHILDREN 10-16 YEARS INCL.
Maximum Size INCLUDING MOUNT 20 x 30 cm (8” x 12”)
Entry Fee: 50c
CLASSES
NB1 Landscape/Waterscape
NB2 Animals/ Wildlife
NB3 Family/Friends
NB4 Any other Subject
NB5 Old Things
Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy for Junior Section and Best Print
in Junior Section both sponsored by ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM
& WARRAGUL. $10 VOUCHER FOR BEST PRINT IN JUNIOR
SECTION. WINNERS OF EACH CLASS TO RECEIVE $5
VOUCHER FROM ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL
SPONSORED BY PAKENHAM CAMERA CLUB.
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SECTION NC
NOVICE
SECTION NF
BLACK & WHITE
Entrants must not have taken out any prize in Photography in
an Agricultural Show.
Maximum size INCLUDING MOUNT 20 x 30 cm (8”x 12”)
Entry Fee: $1.00
CLASSES
NC1 Landscape / Waterscape
NC2 Sunset / Sunrise
NC3 People / Portraiture
NC4 Animals / Wildlife
NC5 Any other subject
NC6 Creative
NC7 Old Things
Maximum Size INCLUDING MOUNT 40 x 50cm (16” x 20”)
CLASSES
NF1 Black & White/Monochrome: Landscape / Waterscape
NF2 Black & White/Monochrome: People / Portraiture
NF3 Black & White/Monochrome: Open Subject
NF4 Heritage – Something Old
Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy and $10 Voucher for Best
Print sponsored by ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL
SECTION ND
OPEN SMALL PRINTS
Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy and $10 Voucher for Best
Print sponsored by ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL
SECTION - VAS LTD
PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
“PHOTO TAKEN AT A LOCAL
HISTORICAL FEATURE”
UNFRAMED, NOT LARGER THAN 20 x 30cm (8” x 10”)
Maximum Size INCLUDING MOUNT 20 x 30 cm (8” x 12”)
CLASSES
ND1 Landscape / Waterscape
ND2 Sunrise / Sunset
ND3 People / Portraiture
ND4 Child Study (photo of child under 10 years)
ND5 Animals / Wildlife
ND6 Flora
ND7 Photojournalism
ND8 Architecture / Structure
ND9 Any other subject
ND10 Old Things
ND11 Creative
MAY BE MOUNTED (MOUNT NO LARGER THAN 3 CMS EACH
SIDE). BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOUR.
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS NOT ELIGIBLE.
Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy and $10 Voucher for Best
Print sponsored by ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL
UNFRAMED, NOT LARGER THAN 20 x 30cm (8” x 10”)
SECTION NE
OPEN LARGE PRINTS
Maximum Size INCLUDING MOUNT 40 x 50cm (16” x 20”)
CLASSES
NE1 Landscape / Waterscape
NE2 Sunrise / Sunset
NE3 People / Portraiture
NE4 Child Study (photo of child under 10 years)
NE5 Animals / Wildlife
NE6 Flora
NE7 Photojournalism
NE8 Architecture / Structure
NE9 Still Life
NE10 Panorama
NE11 Any other subject
NE12 Old Things
NE13 Creative
The winning photograph will go in to a Group Final, and if it wins
that Section, will then proceed to the Royal Melbourne Show.
(Winners will be notified as to where and when at a later date.)
SECTION - VAS LTD JUNIOR
PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
For People 18 years and younger
“PHOTO OF ANIMAL OR ANIMALS”
MAY BE MOUNTED. (MOUNT NO LARGER THAN 3 CMS EACH
SIDE). BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOUR.
SECTION - POSTCARDS
“IMAGES OF CARDINIA SHIRE”
Photos MUST NOT be mounted and can only be
of the size 10 x 15cm (4” x 6”)
Best Print sponsored by CARDINIA SHIRE COUNCIL
Images of local interest depicting the People, Places and Pastimes
of the Cardinia Shire. Photos can be of landmarks, local identities
or favourite places and activities.
By entering this section you agree to release COPYRIGHT of your
image to Cardinia Shire Council for its use in council publications.
Best Print $100 photographic equipment gift voucher
sponsored by Cardinia Shire Council.
Most Successful Exhibitor Trophy and $10 Voucher for Best
Print sponsored by ROYLAINES, PAKENHAM & WARRAGUL
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MARY CARNEY MEMORIAL AWARD
BEST EXHIBIT IN CHILDREN’S SECTION
CHILDREN’S SECTION
SPONSORED BY BENDIGO BANK
Entry Fee: 50c
AWARDS PRESENTED AT 3PM
Rules for the Children’s Section:
Written entry and fees must be to Secretary by Wednesday, 11
March, 2015
All exhibits must be made by the exhibitor with their name &
age on each item.
Cooking to be placed on a firm white plate, with age and name
underneath, then placed in plastic bag.
1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize Cards and Ribbons.
Exhibits must be at the PAKENHAM HALL BEFORE 4PM,
THURSDAY, 19 MARCH, 2015
SECTION O
FRUIT & GARDEN PRODUCE
ALL CHILDREN UP TO 16 YEARS
Entry Fees: 50c
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-10
OA6 Arrangements - Pot Plant - Must be grown by child
OA 7 Planted Boot or Shoe
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-7
COOKING - NO CREAM TO BE USED
To be placed on firm white plate with name and age underneath
then placed in a plastic bag.
OA8 Tea Cake - Cinnamon topping
OA9 Pikelets [4]
OA10 Cake made from packet Cake Mix [not iced]
OA11 Four Patty cakes [novelty decorated]
OA12 Plain Scones [4]
OA13 Any other cake other than packet mix
OA14 Three Muffins [any variety]
OA15 Plate Shortbread [4 pieces]
OA16 Decorated Cake [not necessarily fruit cake]
OA17 Chocolate crackles [4 on a plate – no decoration]
OA18 Yoyo’s [4 on a plate]
OA19 1 Jar Jam
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBITS 8-19
NEEDLEWORK
O1 Fruit - Four of same variety
O2 Fruit - Largest any Variety
OA20 Needlework, one piece
OA21 Piece of Cross stitch Embroidery
OA22 Soft Toy [Hand made]
OA23 Teddy Bear, Handmade / Machine made
OA24 Any other Needlework
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBITS CLASSES 20-24
GARDEN PRODUCE
CRAFTWORK
FRUIT
O3 Garden Produce - Two Zucchinis (max 20cm)
O4 Garden Produce - Two Cucumbers (One Variety)
O5 Garden Produce - Four Tomatoes (One Variety)
O6 Garden Produce - Cherry Tomatoes (Six)
O7 Garden Produce - Six beans (One variety)
O8 Garden Produce - One Pumpkin
O9 Garden Produce - One Marrow
O10 Garden Produce - Any other Vegetables
LEGO BUILDING COMPETITION
To be created by Exhibitor – NO KITS
Must be displayed on a HARD surface
no larger than 45cm square.
THREE AGE GROUPS:
•8 years and under •9-10 years •11-14 years
SPONSORED BY TOYWORLD, PAKENHAM
SECTION OA
ALL CHILDREN 13-16 YEARS
Entry Fees: 50c
Written entry forms & fees MUST be to Secretary by
Wednesday, 11 March, 2015
Exhibits to be delivered THE PAKENHAM HALL BY 4 PM ON
THURSDAY, 19 MARCH, 2015.
ARRANGEMENTS
OA1 Arrangements - Saucer of flowers – in wet sand
OA2 Arrangements - Arranged egg cup of small flowers
OA3 Arrangements - Container of Flowers – Foliage allowed
OA4 Arrangements - Animal made from fruit and/or Vegetables
and /or Flowers
OA5 Arrangements - Miniature Garden – Not to exceed 25cm
OA25 Wall hanging
OA26 Creative Metal work
OA27 Article of Ceramic
OA28 Article of Pottery
OA29 Scrap booking
OA30 Card Making any occasion
OA31 Article Wood Work
OA32 Jewellery
OA33 Decorated Egg
OA34 Decorated Footwear
OA35 Any other craftwork
OA36 Decorated Bra - must be on a coat hanger
OA37 Article made from recycled material
OA38 Poppy Sculpture
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBITS CLASSES 25-38
ART
OA39 Any Medium
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASS 39
WRITING
OA40 Topic “ANZAC” on A4 page
SECTION OB
CHILDREN’S SECTION
9-12 YEARS
Entry Fees: 50c
Written entry forms & fees MUST be to Secretary by
Wednesday, 11 March, 2015. Exhibits to be delivered to
PAKENHAM HALL BY 4 PM – THURSDAY, 19 MARCH, 2015
ARRANGEMENTS
OB1 Saucer of Flowers - in wet sand
OB2 Arrange Egg cup of small flowers
OB3 Container of flowers – foliage allowed
OB4 Animal made from Fruit and/or Vegetables and/or Flowers
OB5 Miniature Garden – not exceeding 25cm
OB6 Planted Boot or Shoe
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-6
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COOKING
- NO CREAM TO BE USED
To be placed on firm white plate with name and age underneath
then placed in a plastic bag.
OB7 Pikelets [4]
OB8 Cake made from Packet cake Mix [not iced]
OB9 Patty Cakes (Novelty Decorated) [4]
OB10 Plain scones [4]
OB11 Decorated Ginger bread person
OB12 Any other Cake [not Cake Mix]
OB13 Three Muffins [any variety]
OB14 Decorated Cake [not necessarily fruit cake]
OB15 Chocolate Crackles [4 on a plate - no decoration]
OB16 Tea Cake – Cinnamon topping
OB17 Plate Spiders [4]
OB18 Anzac biscuits [4]
OB19 Four Toffees
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 7-19
NEEDLEWORK
OB20 Tapestry – Long Stitch
OB21 Needlework - [one piece]
OB22 Soft Toy
OB23 Teddy Bear, Hand made /Machine Made
OB24 Any other Needlework
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 20-24
CRAFTWORK
OB25 Wall Hanging
OB26 Article of Ceramic
OB27 Face masks
OB28 Article Wood work
OB29 Scrap booking
OB30 Jewellery
OB31 Decorated Egg
OB32 Decorated Footwear
OB33 Any other craftwork
OB34 Poppy Sculpture
OB35 Article made from recycled material
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 25-35
ART
OB36 Any Medium
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASS 36
WRITING
OB37 Topic – “ANZAC” – 1 Paragraph
SECTION OC
CHILDREN
8 YEARS & UNDER
Entry Fees: 50c.
Written entry forms & fees MUST be to Secretary by
Wednesday, 5 March, 2014. Exhibits to be delivered to
PAKENHAM HALL, NO LATER THAN 4PM ON THURSDAY, 13
MARCH, 2014
ARRANGEMENTS
OC1 Arrangements - Saucer of flowers – in wet sand
OC2 Arrangements - Arrangement in Eggcup of small flower
OC3 Arrangements - Container of flowers – foliage allowed
OC4 Arrangements - Animal made from Fruit and/or Vegetables
and /or Flowers
OC5 Arrangements - Miniature Garden – not exceeding 25cm
OC6 Planted Boot or Shoe
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 1-6
COOKING - NO CREAM TO BE USED
To be placed on firm white plate with name and age underneath
then placed in a plastic bag.
OC7 Pikelets [4]
OC8 Cake made from packet cake mix
OC9 Four Patty Cakes [Novelty Decorated]
OC10 Decorated Ginger Bread Person
OC11 Marie Biscuits [Decorated]
OC12 Four Spiders on a plate
OC13 Any other Cake [not cake mix]
OC14 Decorated Cake, eg birthday, [not necessarily fruit cake]
OC15 Chocolate Crackles [4 on a plate – no decoration]
OC16 Tea cake – Cinnamon topping
OC17 Anzac Biscuits [4] THEME
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 6-17
CRAFTWORK
OC18 Wall Hanging
OC19 Article of Ceramic
OC20 Face Mask made with Paper Plates
OC21 Article of wood work
OC22 Decorated Egg
OC23 Decorated Footwear
OC24 Any other craftwork
OC25 Poppy Sculpture
OC26 Article made from recycled material
TROPHY FOR EXHIBIT CLASSES 18 - 26
ART
OC27 Any Medium
TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT CLASS 27
WRITING
OC28 Topic – ‘ANZAC’ – 1-3 lines
OC29 SCHOOL AND
KINDERGARTEN ART DISPLAY
“TROPHIES DONATED
BY PAKENHAM RSL”
Area – 3 metres wide
x 2.2 metres high or
freestanding models
(no more than 1
metre square floor
space)
Exhibits must be at
the NEW VENUE –
PAKENHAM HALL,
JOHN STREET,
PAKENHAM BY
4PM –
THURSDAY, 19
MARCH, 2015
Schools and
Kindergarten groups
are encouraged to
visit the Pakenham
Hall on Friday
afternoon.
All enquiries:
Pakenham Show’s
school art
co-ordinator,
Emma Parker –
0417 548 805.
THEME: 100 YEARS
OF ANZAC
NOTE: DISPLAYS WILL ALSO BE HELD OVER FOR
PAKENHAM’S ANZAC DAY SERVICE - 25 APRIL, 2015
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