WESTBURY SHOW
NOVEMBER 5TH 2016
ARTS AND CRAFTS
SCHEDULE
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Sections for:
Senior Citizens (over 70yrs) - Class Nos 50, 84, 104
Adults (18 yrs and over)
Juniors (17yrs and under)
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CLASSES INCLUDE:
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COOKING:
cakes, biscuits, muffins, pizzas etc.
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PRESERVES:
jams, pickles, eggs, sauce etc.
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KNITTING:
jumpers, beanies, rugs, baby clothes, toys etc.
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CROCHET:
rugs, garments, baby clothes etc.
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QUILTING:
patchwork/appliqué
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BEADING:
jewellery, dolls decorations etc.
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NEEDLEWORK:
embroidery articles, bookmarks cushions etc.
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PHOTOGRAPHY:
black & White, colour and digital etc.
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FLORAL:
cut flowers and floral art etc.
President:
Secretary:
Mrs. H. Ritter, Albeura Street, Westbury 7303 Phone No. 6393 1901
Mrs. J. Harvey, 3181 Meander Valley Highway, Westbury 7303 Phone No. 6393 1228
General Show regulations
Judging will take place at the Westbury Showground on
Friday November 4th 2016
Closing Date: October 21nd 2016 for all sections except FLORAL –
Entries for Floral and Floral Art will be accepted on judging day
Please note entry fee
Classes 1 – 126 and classes 182 - 206 50c per entry
Classes 127 - 181 30c per entry
Bulk rate for schools submitting over 100 entries @15c per entry. Postage stamps not accepted as
payment.
A stamped, self addressed envelope MUST be included for return of tickets.
Conditions:
 PLEASE READ GUIDELINES FOR EACH SECTION
 All entries must be pre-paid. Entries, together with payment of the entry fees, may be forwarded to the
Secretary or placed in the box at IGA, Westbury. Please ensure that both sides of entry form are filled in.
Please take time to read entry form. If in doubt please call Secretary on 6393 1228. E-mail entries will not
be accepted. If possible use separate entry forms for each exhibitor or list them together.
 Please make cheque payable to: Westbury Agricultural Society, Ladies Committee
 Please ensure that return envelope is big enough for return of entry form plus exhibit tickets and plastic bags
for cooking entries if required.
 All items for competition must be delivered to the place of exhibition from 8.30am and no later than 10.30am
on Friday 4th November 2016. All items received after that time will be for exhibition only.
 In all sections, special exhibit numbers will be issued which must be fixed to each item before they arrive at
the showgrounds. Exhibit Nos. for cooking must be attached to plate NOT plastic bag.
 Cooking entries must be in their plastic bags prior to being presented at the showgrounds.
 No item will be accepted for exhibition if it has on it any distinguishing marks which may be recognisable to
judges.
 No item shall be entered in more than one class.
 All items must be the bona fide works of the exhibitor and no more than three years old.
 Due to limited space for exhibition larger items may not be displayed to their best advantage.
 Exhibitors may enter multiple items in any class provided entry fees are paid for each item.
 No item having previously won a first prize in the Westbury Show will be accepted for exhibition.
 Stewards shall receive and place all items for exhibition in the Homecraft Section which will be under the
control of the Stewards.
 The Committee will appoint competent persons to act as Judges and the decision of the Judges will be final.
In the event of there only being one entry in a particular class, first prize will be awarded only at the Judge's
discretion.
 Prizes may be in the form of Gift Vouchers or cash etc. or as decided by the Committee.
 Most Successful Exhibitor Prizes. In the event of a tie, the winner will be selected on countback.
 No persons, with the exception of officials, will be allowed into the hall while judging is taking place.
 Third prize cards to be issued – no monetary value for adults
 The Committee will exercise all reasonable care but will not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, any
item while in their custody.
 The President, Chief Steward and Secretary have the power to deal with matters arising on either Judging
Day or Show Day.
 In order to facilitate the return of items, competitors are requested to supply a full list of their items
on collection. Items may be collected no earlier than 4.00pm and no later than 5.30pm on Saturday
5th November 2016. Prize money may only be collected from the Secretary on collection of exhibits on
Show Day.
 If unable to collect exhibit personally please make provision with the Secretary for collection.
Guidelines
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Cooking:
 All cooking must be at least one day old.
 No packet cakes.
 All cooking to be presented on WHITE plastic (NOT PAPER) disposable plate in a clear plastic bag - Cling Wrap and freezer
bags not allowed. Plastic bags can be purchased from Secretary prior to show – with your entries for a small fee.
 All cakes will be cut by the judge.
 Check the schedule for further guidelines specific to each class eg. correct cake tin, no. of items required on plate etc.
 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE PRESENTED ON DAY OF JUDGING READY TO BE DISPLAYED
 NO PREPARATION FOR DISPLAY ALLOWED IN HALL
Preserves:
 Cellophane covers on jams.
 Sauce bottles may have screw tops.
 Ensure jars are clean and free of advertising labels.
 Jars should have plain labels (no borders or decoration of any kind)
 Eggs to be displayed in egg cartons or small basket
Heritage Section
 All entries should reflect the Heritage theme of this section where possible eg. Only straight machining, non synthetic materials,
no overlocking etc.
 A Pomander Ball is a citrus fruit covered in spices – eg. Orange pressed with whole cloves,
Knitting and Crochet
 Work to be clean and well presented
 Articles should be new and not worn
 Correct and even tension
 Patterns should match at all seams
 Knitting must be finished without knots and wool joined at seams with no ends
 Flat seams must be used on baby’s knitwear.
Quilting:
 Details to be considered when judging - Even joins, general finish, neatness and cleanliness
 Please also note extra details attached to each class
Beading:
 Items of jewellery to be mounted separately
Needlework
 Work to be clean and well presented
 Details to be considered when judging – worn threads, missed stitches, uneven tension, visible design marks, visible carriage of
threads, inconsistent direction of stitches in cross stitch items, cushions poorly filled.
Photography:
 Exhibit numbers must be displayed on front of photo.
 Size of photos to be no larger than 13cm x 19cm.
 Film or digital images to be on photographic paper
 Presentation is judged
 All entries are to be colour prints unless otherwise stated and mounted on cardboard backing with strong adhesive
Floral:
 Entries will be accepted on Judging Day no later than 10.30am.
 Exhibitors must bring own containers and provide enough water in containers for the duration of the show
Juniors:
 If too many exhibits are received for any one class, the class will be split at the discretion of the Committee.
 *** All items must be the bona fide, unaided work of the exhibitor ***
 All cooking and decorated biscuits to be presented on a small WHITE plastic (NOT PAPER) disposable plate approximately
18cm in diameter in a clear plastic bag Cling Wrap and freezer bags not allowed. Plastic bags can be purchased from
Secretary prior to show – with your entries
 Bags to have ties not sticky tape.
 Entry ticket must be attached to plate not plastic bag.
 All drawings and paintings must be on card stock or heavier and/or mounted and no bigger than A3 and mounted separately.
Please do not display children’s names on exhibits
 Novelty Arrangement to be presented on solid base – eg. Breadboard or wooden similar. Can be joined together with tooth picks.
 Eggs to be displayed in egg cartons or small basket
 All cooking to be presented on WHITE plastic (NOT PAPER) disposable plate in a clear plastic bag - Cling Wrap and freezer
bags not allowed. Plastic bags can be purchased from Secretary prior to show – with your entries for a small fee.
 Lego Entries must be the work of the exhibitor and should be their own creation. See attached flyer.
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SECTION 'A'
COOKING
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor (Classes 1-24)
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
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ORANGE CAKE – PRESIDENT’S CHOICE (follow recipe as below)
Recipe: 90gr Soft Butter (not melted); 180gr Castor Sugar; 200gr S.R.Flour; Grated rind of 1 orange; Juice of 1
orange into ½ cup top up with milk; 2 eggs at room temperature.
Method: Place all ingredients into bowl and beat with electric mixer for 2 ½ minutes. Put mixture into a well greased
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loaf tin and place in fan forced oven at 170 -180 for approx. ½ hour. Test cake in the middle with a skewer before
taking out of oven. When cold, ice with Orange Icing.
BEST BOILED FRUIT LOAF (loaf tin)
BOILED PLUM PUDDING
1st Prize: $5.00 2nd Prize: $2.50
RICH FRUIT CAKE (round or square tin)
1st Prize: $5.00 2nd: $2.50
SULTANA CAKE
CHOCOLATE CAKE (to be iced using following receipe: 1 cup icing sugar, 1 tsp of softened butter (not
melted), 1 dessertspoon of coco powder, a few drops of vanilla essence. Use a little boiling hot water just
enough to melt butter mix ingredients together until smooth. Spread evenly over chocolate cake)
SPONGE CAKE – Single Layer (no butter, unfilled, Not iced)
GLUTEN FREE CAKE
DECORATED CUP CAKES – 4 only – to be cooked and decorated in paper patty cases (will be judged on
cooking and decorations)
LAMINGTONS (four pieces)
UNCOOKED SLICE (four pieces - one variety)
COOKED SLICE (four pieces - one variety)
SHORTBREAD (four pieces)
AFTER DINNER NIBBLES (eg. truffles,rum balls, etc - four pieces, one variety)
ROCK CAKES (four)
SWEET MUFFINS (four, same variety)
CHOC CHIP BISCUITS (four biscuits)
MELTING MOMENTS (four joined biscuits)
GLUTEN FREE BISCUITS (four pieces – one variety)
LOAF OF BREAD MADE WITH AUTOMATIC BREADMAKER MACHINE
QUICHE (cooked in quiche dish. 1 wedge only - must have pastry base)
EGG AND BACON PIE (1 wedge)
PIZZA (1 wedge)
SCONES (four)
PRESERVES
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor (classes 25-39)
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
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JAR RASPBERRY JAM
JAR APRICOT JAM
JAR JELLY (any variety)
PLUM SAUCE
JAR MARMALADE
COLLECTION JAMS (three varieties)
JAR LEMON BUTTER/LEMON CURD
TOMATO SAUCE (one bottle with vinegar)
TOMATO SAUCE (one bottle with Ezy Sauce)
JAR TOMATO RELISH
JAR MUSTARD PICKLES
JAR BOILED MAYONNAISE
PANTRY SHELF (4 varieties of preserves- to be uniform)
HEN EGGS (six brown)
HEN EGGS (six white)
SECTION ‘B’
PRIZE FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR KNITTING AND CROCHET
CLASSES 40-60, 61, 62, 66
BABY/CHILDRENS GARMENTS
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
BABY'S HAND KNITTED GARMENT
BABY'S KNITTED RUG OR SHAWL
PAIR BABY'S KNITTED BOOTEES
CHILD'S HAND KNITTED JUMPER OR CARDIGAN
BABY'S CROCHETED GARMENT
PAIR BABY'S CROCHET BOOTEES
KNITTING
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
ADULT'S HAND KNITTED JUMPER OR CARDIGAN
KNITTED COVERED COATHANGER (wooden frame)
KNITTED COVERED COATHANGER ( wire frame)
TEA COSY
ANY KNITTED OR CROCHETED ARTICLE (Senior Citizens only)
BEST KNITTED SLIPPERS
BEST KNITTED BEANIE
BEST KNITTED HAT
MOST ATTRACTIVE KNITTED SCARF
SOCKS (knitted)
MITTENS (knitted)
CROCHET
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
CROCHETED KNEE RUG (maximum length 1.5 metres)
OPEN CLASS CROCHET ARTICLE (cotton)
OPEN CLASS CROCHET ARTICLE (wool/acrylic)
HANDKERCHIEF WITH CROCHET EDGING
DOLLS AND TOYS
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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67.
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
DRESSED DOLL (knitted)
DRESSED DOLL (crochet)
DRESSED DOLL (material)
MACHINE MADE TOY
SOFT TOY FOR AN OLDER CHILD (eg. Rag doll)
SOFT TOY – (1 item only)
ANIMAL – NEEDLE FELTING (l item only)
PRIZE FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR NEEDLEWORK
CLASSES 63, 64, 65, 68-93
NEEDLEWORK
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
EMBROIDERED BABY BLANKET
BEST WORKED CUSHION
ANY HAND EMBROIDERED ARTICLE
ARTICLE IN TAPESTRY (In wool, highlights in cotton allowed)
ARTICLE IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH
MACHINE EMBROIDERED BOOK MARK
MACHINE EMBROIDERED ARTICLE (not a bookmark)
MACHINE MADE ARTICLE (hand finishing allowed)
BIB APRON (cotton or calico, straight machine stitching only allowed – no overlocking
HAND WORKED BOOK MARK
PIN CUSHION
FABRIC BAG—MACHINE MADE
SMALL PIECE OF HAND MADE LACE
PIECE OF FILET LACE
ARTICLE MADE FROM HANDMADE FELT
TATTING - SMALL ARTICLE
ANY NEEDLEWORK ARTICLE (Senior Citizens)
PATCHWORK/QUILTING
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
PATCHWORK/APPLIQUE CUSHION
ANY OTHER APPLIQUE’D ARTICLE (maximum size 1 metre)
WALL HANGING (patchwork and/or quilting. Naïve applique allowed) Minimum size 40cm-Maximum size 1.5m
MINI WALL HANGING (patchwork and/or quilting. Naïve applique allowed) Maximum size 40cm
ANY OTHER SMALL ARTICLE OF PATCHWORK (quilting allowed. Hand or machine sewn)
PATCHWORK QUILT (hand quilted) 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize 2.50
PATCHWORK QUILT (machine quilted, by the exhibitor) 1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize 2.50
PATCHWORK QUILT (machine quilted, finished by a professional quilter)1st Prize $5.00 2nd Prize 2.50
PATCHWORK BED RUNNER
PRIZE FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN MISCELLANEOUS
CLASSES 67, 94-112
BEADING
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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96.
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
SMALL ARTICLE IN BEADING (must be mounted, each piece separately if more than one entry – NOT
JEWELLERY)
PIECE OF BEADED JEWELLERY (must be mounted, each piece separately if more than one entry)
BEADED CHRISTMAS DECORATION
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VARIETY OF THREE SMALL ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS (three different crafts)
FABRIC COVERED COATHANGER
SMALL CHRISTMAS DECORATION (Must be suitable to hang in tree)
ECONOMY ARTICLE (cost must be attached)
FRIDGE MAGNET
LAVENDER BAG
DRAUGHT STOPPER (using fabric)
ANY CRAFT ARTICLE (Senior Citizens only)
BASKET MADE WITH CARDS
COVER FOR SMALL NOTEBOOK OR CALDENDAR (made from cardstock)
94.
BITS AND PIECES
PAPER CRAFT
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CARD (Using Stamps)
CARD (Using Pin and Prick tecnique)
CARD (Using Beads)
CARD (Any other medium)
SCRAPBOOKING (single page)
SCRAPBOOKING (Heritage page)
PHOTOGRAPHY
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor (Classes 113 - 126)
*** Open Section ***
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
SINGLE PERSON STUDY (Adult or Child)
LANDSCAPE OR WATERSCAPE
PICTURESQUE VIEW TAKEN IN MEANDER VALLEY MUNICIPALITY (area to be named)
STUDY OF OLD/HISTORIC BUILDINGS, BRIDGES AND OTHER STRUCTURES
ANIMAL STUDY
BIRD STUDY
SUNRISE/SUNSET
GARDEN SCENE
FLOWER STUDY
AN AMUSING PHOTOGRAPH
AN UNUSUAL SUBJECT
ACTION SPORTS SHOT
DIGITALLY ENHANCED IMAGE OF ANY SUBJECT
FARM SCENE
SECTION 'C'
Juniors
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
1st Prize: $1.00 2nd Prize: $0.75c 3rd Prize $0.50c
Entry fee: $0.30 per entry. (Bulk entries [of 100 or more] from schools: $0.15 per entry)
SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOLARS
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Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 127 - 137
(Please do not display children’s names on exhibits)
DECORATED BISCUITS - GRADES 7 & 8 (4 only, decoration only judged - edible decoration)
SMALL CAKES (4 only,same variety, iced)
MUFFINS (four, same variety)
COOKED SLICE (four pieces - same variety)
BEST NEEDLECRAFT ARTICLE (sewing or knitting)
BEST CARD
PENCIL DRAWING
A PIECE OF HAND MADE JEWELLERY (mounted on card)
DECORATED MASK
ANY OTHER ARTICLE – using only recycled materials
SMALL ARTICLE WOODWORK – eg. Tray, stool, breadboard, type of small box etc.
SECONDARY SCHOOL – Photography
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 138 - 143
1st Prize: $1.00 2nd Prize: $0.75c 3rd Prize $0.50c
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ANIMAL STUDY
GARDEN SCENE
FARM SCENE
FLOWER STUDY
AN AMUSING PHOTOGRAPH
COLLECTION OF THREE COLOUR PRINTS - Photos to follow a theme and named and mounted on card.
PRIMARY SCHOOL SCHOLARS
Please see front of schedule for Guidelines
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Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 144 - 171
(Please do not display children’s names on exhibits)
PLATE BISCUITS (4 only, same variety)
SMALL CAKES (4 only, same variety, iced,)
CHOCOLATE CRACKLES (4 only in paper cases)
PIKELETS (4 only)
DECORATED BISCUITS - AGES 6, 7 and 8 (4 only, Marie biscuits, decoration only judged – edible decoration)
DECORATED BISCUITS - AGES 9, 10, 11 and 12 (4 only, Marie biscuits, decoration only judged - edible
decoration)
NOVELTY ARRANGEMENT (fruit or vegetable. All must be edible) – Please see guidelines for further instructions.
HEN EGGS WHITE (six)
HEN EGGS BROWN (six)
DECORATED EGG (1 ONLY IN EGG CUP)
LEGO MASTER BUILDER - Ages 5yrs – 8yrs - (See attached flyer for details of entry)
LEGO MASTER BUILDER – Ages 9yrs – 12yrs - (See attached flyer for details of entry)
HOBBY ARTICLE - Craft – hand made
DECORATED MASK – using paper plate
DECORATED PINE CONE – Cone must be able to stand upright.
PAINTED ROCK (Suitable for paper weight)
COLLECTION OF SMALL ARTICLES (eg. stickers, shells, stamps, cards, etc) Presentation judged
CARD FOR SPECIAL OCCASION - AGE 5-6 (must be at least 10cm x 12cm)
CARD FOR SPECIAL OCCASION - AGE 7-8(must be at least 10cm x 12cm)
CARD FOR SPECIAL OCCASION - AGE 9-10 (must be at least 10cm x 12cm)
CARD FOR SPECIAL OCCASION - AGE 11-12 (must be at least 10cm x 12cm)
DECORATED PAPER PLATE - AGE 5-6
DECORATED PAPER PLATE – AGE 7-8
COLLAGE, PAINTING, DRAWING OR PRINT - KINDERGARTEN
COLLAGE, PAINTING, DRAWING OR PRINT - PREP
COLLAGE, PAINTING, DRAWING OR PRINT - GRADES 1 & 2
COLLAGE, PAINTING, DRAWING OR PRINT - GRADES 3 & 4
COLLAGE, PAINTING, DRAWING OR PRINT - GRADES 5 & 6
PRIMARY SCHOOL – Photography
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 172 - 177
1st Prize: $1.00 2nd Prize: $0.75c 3rd Prize $0.50c
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177.
ANIMAL STUDY
GARDEN SCENE
FARM SCENE
FLOWER STUDY
AN AMUSING PHOTOGRAPH
COLLECTION OF THREE COLOUR PRINTS – Photos to follow a theme and named and mounted on card.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL - Floral Art
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1 Prize: $3.00, 2 Prize $2.00, 3 Prize 1.00
Special Prize for Best Entry in Classes 178 - 181 Donated by Pat Poulton
178. BUNCH OF GARDEN FLOWERS IN A PRETTY VASE
179. VARIETY OF GARDEN WEEDS IN A CONTAINER (fresh and alive)
180. MINIATURE FARMYARD (entry must include hedges, grass, bushes etc.)
181. MINIATURE GARDEN
Please note Miniature Farmyard/Garden to be displayed in Seed Tray or similar – These may be available from the
Secretary or alternatively from a Plant Nursery
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR BOY – CLASSES 127 - 181
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR GIRL – CLASSES 127-181
SECTION 'D'
Floral
Entries will be accepted on Judging Day (Friday 4th November 2016) no later than 10.30 am
Exhibitors must bring own containers and provide enough water in containers for the
duration of the show
1st Prize: $2.50 2nd Prize: $1.50
CUT FLOWERS
Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor (Classes 182 - 206)
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BEST ROSE (no buds)
BEST STEM OF SHRUB OR FLORIBUNDA ROSE (including David Austin)
VARIETY OF THREE ROSES (LONG STEMS. No buds)
COLLECTION OF THREE MINIATURE ROSES (NO BUDS)
BASKET OF ROSES
COLLECTION OF 6 (SIX) PANSIES/VIOLAS (to be displayed on moss or gravel)
COLLECTION OF AQUILEGIAS
COLLECTION OF SWEET PEA (not more than six)
ONE STEM PEONY
COLLECTION THREE STEMS BEARDED IRISES (three different colours)
COLLECTION THREE FLORETS BEARDED IRISES (no buds or stems. In a shallow dish)
BEST STEM RHODODENDRON (one stem)
BEST STEM AZALEA (one stem)
ONE STEM OF ANY FLOWER NOT MENTIONED
VARIETY OF GARDEN FLOWERS IN ONE CONTAINER (soft stems. No foliage)
COLLECTION OF NOT LESS THAN FOUR DIFFERENT FLOWERING SHRUBS (one stem of each variety)
COLLECTION OF FLOWERS SUITABLE FOR A ROCK GARDEN
BEST FERN
BEST FLOWERING POT PLANT (indoor - not orchid)
BEST NON-FLOWERING POT PLANT (indoor)
POTTED PLANT (outdoor)
ORCHID
BEST CACTUS (one cactus per pot)
BEST SUCCULENT
COLLECTION GARDEN HERBS (culinary/named List to be provided)
MOST SUCCESSFUL ADULT EXHIBITOR CLASSES 1-126, 182-206
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Ladies Committee would like to thank the following businesses and
individuals for generously sponsoring the
Arts and Crafts section
Michael Polley
Tasmanian Flour Mills
Ms W Hay
Mrs M Donovan
Mrs J Harvey
Mrs V Greenhill
Mrs K Lattin
Greg Hall
Selbourne CWA
Mrs J Marston
Mrs H Ritter
Mrs P Poulton
Mrs J Killick
Hair & Beauty Boutique
Sponsored by Jessica Marston
For creative Lego enthusiasts.
To encourage Primary School Students to enter
‘Their own Lego Creation’
Entries Close:
Judging:
Where:
Date:
Friday, 21 October, 2016
Entries to be at showgrounds no later than
10.30am on Friday 4th November 2016
All entries will be displayed at the Westbury Show
Saturday, 5th November, 2016
Conditions of entry:
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Enter as per schedule Classes 157 and 158 using entry form at back of schedule
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Item must be made of Lego (or Lego-like) blocks.
Item must be mounted on a base-plate – must not measure more than 13cmx13cm at the base
(e.g. roughly the size of a small Lego base-plate).
Item must be made by entrant. This is a creative competition – item should not be made from
a kit-design.
Entrants must be 12 years old or younger at time of entry.
Entrants to provide a brief description of entry (Adult assistance permitted for this part of entry)
o There are two classes ** Age 5yrs – 8yrs
** Age 9yrs – 12yrs
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Prizes will be awarded for 1 , 2 and 3
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Please provide a brief description of entry (Adult assistance permitted for this part of entry) – in 25
words or less. This must be attached to entry when submitted on Friday 4th November 2016.
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Name of my entry: ________________________________________________________________
Description (25 words or less) Adult assistance permitted for this part of entry.
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ALL PARTICULARS TO BE REPEATED ON THIS SIDE OF
FORM THIS PORTION TO BE RETAINED BY
SECRETARY
* One entry per line - If more than one entry in class, use separate line
* Follow example on first line
* All exhibits must be received by 10.30am on Friday prior to Show
Class
No.
42
Name of Class
Entry
Fee
50c
Baby’s knitted garment
No. of plastic bags @20c each
Name:
Address:
Phone No.:
If under 17 please indicate Age:
Entry Fees:
Amount:
TOTAL:
Office
Use
Class
No.
42
Name of Class
Office
Use
Baby’s knitted garment
Name:
Address:
Phone No.:
Primary/Secondary School:
Please forward to: The Secretary, 3181 Meander Valley Highway, Westbury Tas 7303 or drop into the Entry Box at the Westbury IGA Supermarket in William Street
ENTRY FEES AND A STAMPED SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES. PLEASE ENSURE ENVELOPE IS BIG
ENOUGH FOR RETURN OF ENTRY FORM AND EXHIBIT TICKETS AND PLASTIC BAGS. PLEASE INDICATE IF PLASTIC BAGS ARE
REQUIRED. THESE CAN BE PURCHASED AT A COST OF 20c EACH AND WILL BE FORWARDED WITH YOUR ENTRY TICKETS
 Please make cheque payable to: Westbury Agricultural Society, Ladies Committee
ALL PARTICULARS TO BE REPEATED ON THIS SIDE OF
FORM THIS PORTION TO BE RETAINED BY
SECRETARY
* One entry per line - If more than one entry in class, use separate line
* Follow example on first line
* All exhibits must be received by 10.30am on Friday prior to Show
Class
No.
42
Name of Class
Entry
Fee
50c
Baby’s knitted garment
No. of plastic bags @20c each
Name:
Address:
Phone No.:
If under 17 please indicate Age:
Entry Fees:
Amount:
TOTAL:
Office
Use
Class
No.
42
Name of Class
Office
Use
Baby’s knitted garment
Name:
Address:
Phone No.:
Primary/Secondary School:
Please forward to: The Secretary, 3181 Meander Valley Highway, Westbury Tas 7303 or drop into the Entry Box at the Westbury IGA Supermarket in William Street
ENTRY FEES AND A STAMPED SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES. PLEASE ENSURE ENVELOPE IS BIG
ENOUGH FOR RETURN OF ENTRY FORM AND EXHIBIT TICKETS AND PLASTIC BAGS. PLEASE INDICATE IF PLASTIC BAGS ARE
REQUIRED. THESE CAN BE PURCHASED AT A COST OF 20c EACH AND WILL BE FORWARDED WITH YOUR ENTRY TICKETS
 Please make cheque payable to: Westbury Agricultural Society, Ladies Committee