SECTION I
YOUNG EXHIBITORS
CONVENER - Taryn Mangelsdorf 0400 178 466
[email protected]
STEWARDS: Robin Schaefer, Barry Mangelsdorf, Judy Mangelsdorf, Judy Vasey, Ian Crambrook, Andrew
Crambrook, Brianna Schaefer, Jordan Schaefer, Jacinta Kaesler, Chantelle Kaesler, Brittney Kaesler,
Hamish Peberdy, Caleb Klix, Jacob Taylor, Chloe Oldman and Olivia Vivian.
Entries close 5.00 pm, Friday 30th September 2016
Reception of exhibits 6pm to 8.30pm Saturday 1st October 2016, and
7.00am to 8:45 am Sunday 2nd October 2016
Exhibitors with Collections are encouraged to set-up on the Saturday night
AGES AT SUNDAY OF SHOW:
SENIOR SECTION:
COMPETITORS 13 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE
INTERMEDIATE SECTION: COMPETITORS 9 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE
JUNIOR SECTION:
COMPETITORS 8 YEARS OF AGE & UNDER
PLEASE NOTE:
• All entries in Junior Section should have age of the exhibitor written on back of exhibit ticket
• All exhibitors for the Young Exhibitors Section must indicate their date of birth on the entry form
• Entries are to be from individuals, not groups (i.e. School classes)
• This Section is designed to encourage those young people interested in entering our Show; grain
and produce and flowers need not necessarily have been grown by the exhibitor
• Arranging and staging must be work of the exhibitor
• Maximum display area 76cm (W) x 76cm (D)
• All exhibits to be displayed on plates provided in the Cookery and Produce Sections
• Exhibits in Cookery, Handicrafts, Collections and Flowers to be the work of the exhibitor
• Special awards; points will be awarded as per Rule 2 5
• In addition one point will be awarded for each exhibit entered
Entry Fee: 40¢ (GST inc.)
First Prize $3.00
Second Prize $2.00
Third Prize $1.50 (minimum of 7 entries in class)
Fourth Prize $1.00 (minimum of 10 entries in class)
SENIOR SECTION (13 to 16 Years)
PRODUCE
1.
Six hen eggs (naturally clean; judged on uniformity of size and colour, displayed in egg carton)
2.
Collection of vegetables (min. four varieties)
3.
Parsley (one bunch)
4.
Vegetable and/or fruit sculpture
5.
Collection of herbs (min 3 varieties)
6.
Carrots (one bunch of four)
7.
Five oranges of the same variety
8.
Five lemons of the same variety
9.
Five mandarins of the same variety
10.
Four grapefruit of the same variety
11.
Five of any fruit not mentioned
12.
Collection of fruit; one of each grown in Riverland area (fruit should be blemish free and of uniform
size)
13.
Basket of farmer’s produce (judged on contents and presentation)
14.
Carved pumpkin or watermelon
Mrs Judy Mangelsdorf donating trophy for most points in classes 1 – 14 T230
COOKERY
16.
Five scones (plain)
17.
Five honey crackles
18.
Five chocolate crackles
19.
Pizza; any top, scone base (max. size 15cm diameter)
20.
Gingerbread man (max. size 15cm, Judged on decoration and biscuit)
21.
No bake slice (two varieties, three slices of each)
22.
Collection of party food
23.
Collection of homemade chocolates
24.
Five fairy cakes
25.
Fruit and nut loaf
26.
Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced
27.
Three cupcakes, decorated in a similar theme
28.
Three muffins (fruit)
29.
Iced cake, (max. size 30cm, to be judged on decoration only)
30.
Five Anzac biscuits
31.
Five cornflake biscuits
32.
Five chocolate chip biscuits
33.
Three decorated biscuits (e.g. milk arrowroot)
34.
Five pikelets
35.
Three lamingtons
35a. Farmer’s lunch box
Mrs. Alma Fielke Memorial donating trophy for most points in classes 16 – 35a T231
SENIOR SECTION (13 to 16 Years)
FLOWERS
36.
Flower, annual, one cut
37.
Flower, perennial, one cut
38.
Flower, bulbous, one cut
39.
Rose, one bloom
40.
Tree, shrub or climber (native) one cut in flower
41.
Tree, shrub or climber (non native) one cut in flower
42.
Shoulder Spray
42a. Buttonhole
43.
Bowl of floating flowers
44.
Arrangement, using flowers, buds and foliage (ie. in a vase)
45.
Arrangement of wild flowers, natural, not dyed
46.
Posy (max. size 30cm)
47.
Modern arrangement using foliage only
48.
Dried flower arrangement
49.
Fairy or troll miniature garden
50.
Favourite pot plant
La Villa donating trophy for most points in classes 36 – 50 T232
HANDRAFTS - SEWING
52.
Most unusual necklace
53.
One ‘painted’ hen egg - boiled (e.g. paint, texta, crayons etc. judged on egg only)
54.
One decorated hen egg, boiled
55.
Article of long stitch
56.
Article made of calico of lace
57.
Mini quilt (no larger than 50cm x 50 cm)
58.
One dressed rag doll
59.
One cushion
60.
Article of cross stitch
61.
Article of beading
62.
Article of stitchery
63.
Decorated photo frame
64.
Loom band article
65.
One handmade card
66.
Any handmade item in team colours
67.
Hanging Christmas decoration for door or wall (no larger than 30cm x 30cm)
68.
Christmas table decoration (no larger than 30cm x 30cm)
69.
Christmas decoration suitable for hanging
70.
Christmas Bon Bon (no larger than 30cm)
71.
Any other handicrafts sewing item not mentioned
Mr & Mrs Richard James donating trophy for most points in classes 52 – 71 T233
SENIOR SECTION (13 to 16 Years)
HANDCRAFTS - TECH
72.
Article of pottery
73.
Article of plastic work
74.
Article of leather work
75.
Article of wood (not furniture)
76.
Article made of metal
77.
Toy made from wood
78.
Paper aeroplane
79.
Best decorated boot
80.
Handmade farming/gardening tool
81.
Lego construction (max. size 76cm x 76cm, constructed from kit)
82.
Lego construction, (max. size 76cm x 76cm, not constructed from kit)
83.
Technic Lego item (max. size 50cm x 50cm, constructed from kit)
84.
Most inventive mouse trap
85.
Article of homemade electronics (supply own battery to demonstrate function)
86.
Any other handicraft ‘tech’ item not mentioned
Mr Trevor Fielke donating trophy voucher for most points in classes 72 – 86 T234
COLLECTIONS
(Maximum display area 76cm x 76cm)
89.
Collection of coins showing the change in currency through time
90.
Collection of animals
91.
Collection of green things
92.
Collection of sporting memorabilia
93.
Collection of Marvel, DC or similar
94.
Collection of magnets
95.
Collection of stamps or stickers
96.
Collection of six historical farming items
97.
Collection of tools
98.
Collection of Skylanders
99.
Collection of rocks, gems, fossils and shells
100. Collection of action figures
101. Collection of any theme not mentioned
Mrs. Del Kaesler Memorial donating trophy for most outstanding collection. T235
SENIOR SECTION (13 to 16 Years)
PHOTOGRAPHY/ART
(Photography to be judged on creativity and appeal)
102. The town where I live
103. On holidays
104. Series of three photos depicting flood or drought in the Riverland
105. My pet and I
106. Farm scene
107. Most interesting weather
108. Poster celebrating the Rio Olympics 2016 (freehand A4)
109. Poster celebrating the Rio Olympics 2016 (computer A4)
110. Creative themed birthday invitation
111. One page scrapbooking depicting the anniversary of the 1956 flood(Max. A3)
Mrs. Rebecca Schaefer donating trophy for most points in classes 102 – 111 -T236
GRAIN AND FODDER
(All plant entries to have clean roots, be correctly labelled and not irrigated. Any grain which, in the opinion
of the judge, has been pickled or contains weevils will be disqualified.)
112. Exhibit of Wheat, one variety in head (six plants or more)
113. Exhibit of Barley, one variety in head (six plants or more)
114. Exhibit of Oats, one variety in head (six plants or more)
115. Collection of green wheats in head (three varieties or more)
116. Collection of green cereals in head (three varieties or more)
117. Sheaf of green wheaten hay
118. Sheaf of dry wheaten hay
119. Sheaf of green oaten hay
120. Sheaf of dry oaten hay
121. Wheat, APW (10 kg or more, taken directly from header)
122. Wheat, hard (10kg or more, taken directly from header)
123. Barley (7kg or more, taken directly from header)
124. Oats (7kg or more, taken directly from header)
125. Collection of cereals (four or more, displayed in separate glass jars)
126. Exhibit of oil seeds , one variety, plants or more
David and Valarie Gibbs donating trophy for most points in classes 112 – 126 - T237
INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 Years)
PRODUCE
127. Six hen eggs (naturally clean; judged on uniformity of size and colour, displayed in egg carton)
128. Collection of vegetables (min. four varieties)
129. Parsley (one bunch)
130. Vegetable and/or fruit sculpture
131. Collection of herbs (min 3 varieties)
132. Carrots (one bunch of four)
133. Five oranges of the same variety
134. Five lemons of the same variety
135. Five mandarins of the same variety
136. Four grapefruit of the same variety
137. Five of any fruit not mentioned
138. Collection of fruit; one of each grown in Riverland area (fruit should be blemish free and of uniform
size)
139. Basket of farmer’s produce (judged on contents and presentation)
140. Carved pumpkin or watermelon
Mr. Tom Shannon donating trophy for most points in classes 127 – 140 - T238
COOKERY
142. Five scones (plain)
143. Five honey crackles
144. Five chocolate crackles
145. Pizza; any top, scone base (max. size 15 cm diameter)
146. Gingerbread man (max. size 15cm, judged on decoration and biscuit)
147. No bake slice (two varieties, three slices of each)
148. Collection of party food
149. Collection of homemade chocolates
150. Five fairy cakes
151. Fruit and nut loaf
152. Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced
153. Three cupcakes, decorated in a similar theme
154. Three muffins (fruit)
155. Iced cake (max. size 30cm, to be judged on decoration only)
156. Five Anzac biscuits
157. Five cornflake biscuits
158. Five chocolate chip biscuits
159. Three decorated biscuits (e.g. milk arrowroot)
160 Five pikelets
161. Three lamingtons
161a. Farmer’s lunch box
Mrs. Joyce Braun Memorial donating trophy for most points in classes 142 – 161a - T239
INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 Years)
FLOWERS
162. Flower, annual, one cut
163. Flower, perennial, one cut
164. Flower, bulbous, one cut
165. Rose, one bloom
166. Tree, shrub or climber (native) one cut in flower
167. Tree, shrub or climber (non native) one cut in flower
168. One miniature arrangement
170. Bowl of floating flowers
171. Arrangement, using flowers, buds and foliage (ie. in a vase)
172. Arrangement of wild flowers, natural, not dyed
173. Posy (max. size 30cm)
174. Modern arrangement using foliage only
175. Dried flower arrangement
176. Fairy or troll miniature garden
177. Favourite pot plant
Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Hentschke donating trophy for most points in classes 162 – 177 T240
HANDICRAFTS - SEWING
178. One ‘painted’ hen egg - boiled (e.g. paint, texta, crayons etc. judged on egg only)
179. One decorated hen egg, boiled
180. Article of long stich
181. Decorated photo frame
182. One dressed rag doll
183. One handmade card
184. Article of cross stitch
185. Article of beading
186. Decorated mask
186a Painted mask
187. Woven article
188. Loom band article
189. One handmade item in team colours
190. Most unusual necklace
191. Hanging Christmas decoration for door or wall (max. size 30cm x 30cm)
192. Christmas table decoration (max. size 30cm x 30cm)
193. Christmas decoration suitable for hanging on tree (max. size 20cm x 20cm)
194. Christmas Bon Bon (max. size 30cm)
195. Popsticks, matchstick creation
196. Any other handicrafts sewing item not mentioned
Mrs. Leanne Kaesler donating trophy for most points in classes 178 – 196 - T241
INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 Years)
HANDICRAFTS - TECH
199. Toy made from wood
200. Article of plastic work
201. Article of leather work
202. Article of wood
203. Article made of metal
204. Paper mache creation
205. Paper aeroplane
206. Best decorated boot
207. Collage
208. Lego construction (max. size 76cm x 76cm, constructed from kit)
209. Lego construction, (max. size 76cm x 76cm, not constructed from kit)
210. Technic Lego item (max. size 50cm x 50cm, constructed from kit)
211. Article using cellophane
212. Most inventive mouse trap
213. Handmade farm/garden tool
214. Any other handicrafts tech item not mentioned
Mifreedom Coaching donating trophy for most points classes 199- 214 T242
COLLECTIONS
(Maximum display area 76cm x 76cm)
217. Collection of red things
218. Collection of comics or magazines
219. Collection showing places I have been
220. Collection of sporting memorabilia
221. Collection of items of nature
222. Collection of coins showing the change in currency through time
223. Collection of six historical farming items
224. Collection of rocks, gems, fossils and shells
225. Collection of Marvel, DC or similar
226. Collection of action figures
227. Collection of any theme not mentioned
Mrs. Lorraine Fielke donating trophy for most outstanding collection T243
INTERMEDIATE SECTION (9-12 Years)
PHOTOGRAPHY/ART
229. My Mum or Dad at work
230. Close up of my favourite toy
231. My silliest photo
232. Me as a farmer
233. Series of 3 photos depicting flood or drought in the Riverland
234. Most interesting weather
235. Poster celebrating the Rio Olympics 2016 (freehand A4)
236. Poster celebrating the Rio Olympics 2016 (computer A4)
237. Creative themed birthday invitation
238. Picture complimented by bark, leaves or sand
239. One page scrapbooking depicting the anniversary of the 1956 flood(Max. A3)
240. Hand drawn picture (state age on back, limit of two entries per person)
241. Coloured picture (computer design, A4, state age on back, limit of two entries per person)
GRAIN AND FODDER
(All plant entries to have clean roots, be correctly labelled and not irrigated. Any grain which, in the opinion
of the judge, has been pickled or contains weevils will be disqualified.)
242. Exhibit of Wheat, one variety in head (six plants or more)
243. Exhibit of Barley, one variety in head (six plants or more)
244. Exhibit of Oats, one variety in head (six plants or more)
245. Collection of green wheats in head (three varieties or more)
246. Collection of green cereals in head (three varieties or more)
247. Sheaf of green wheaten hay
248. Sheaf of dry wheaten hay
249. Sheaf of green oaten hay
250. Sheaf of dry oaten hay
251. Wheat, APW (10 kg or more, taken directly from header)
252. Wheat, hard (10kg or more, taken directly from header)
253. Barley (7kg or more, taken directly from header)
254. Oats (7kg or more, taken directly from header)
255. Collection of cereals (four or more, displayed in separate glass jars)
256. Exhibit of oil seeds , one variety, plants or more
Mr. & Mrs. Merv Gladigau donating trophy for most points in classes 242-256 -T245
JUNIOR SECTION (8 Years and Under)
PRODUCE
257. Six hen eggs (naturally clean; judged on uniformity of size and colour, displayed in egg carton)
258. Collection of vegetables (min. four varieties)
259. Parsley (one bunch)
260. Vegetable and/or fruit sculpture
261. Collection of herbs (min. 3 varieties)
262. Carrots (one bunch of four)
263. Five oranges of the same variety
264. Five lemons of the same variety
265. Five mandarins of the same variety
266. Four grapefruit of the same variety
267. Five of any fruit not mentioned
268. Collection of fruit; one of each grown in Riverland area (fruit should be blemish free and of uniform
size)
269. Largest wheat plant (complete with roots)
270. Biggest single wheat head
271. Biggest fruit or vegetable
272. Strangest fruit or vegetable
273. Basket of farmer’s produce (judged on contents and presentation)
273a. Carved pumpkin or watermelon
Mr Paul Kaesler donating trophy for most points in classes 257-273a - T246
COOKERY
274. Five scones (plain)
275. Five honey crackles
276. Five chocolate crackles
277. Pizza; any top, scone base (max.size 15 cm diameter)
278. Gingerbread man (max. size 15cm, judged on decoration and biscuit)
279. No bake slice (two varieties, three slices of each)
280. Collection of homemade chocolates
281. Five fairy cakes
282. Chocolate cake, bar or log, iced
283. Three cupcakes, decorated in a similar theme
286. Three muffins (fruit)
287. Five Anzac biscuits
288. Five chocolate chip biscuits
289. Three decorated biscuits (e.g. milk arrowroot)
289a. Five pikelets
290. Three lamingtons
291. Farmer’s lunch box
Mrs. Linda Wiltshire donating trophy for most points in classes 274-291 T247
JUNIOR SECTION (8 Years and Under)
FLOWERS
292. Flower, annual, one cut
293. Flower, perennial, one cut
294. Flower, bulbous, one cut
295. Rose, one bloom
296. Tree, shrub or climber (native) one cut in flower
297. Tree, shrub or climber (non native) one cut in flower
298. One miniature arrangement
299. Bowl of floating flowers
300. Arrangement, using flowers, buds and foliage (ie. in a vase)
301. Arrangement of wild flowers, natural, not dyed
302. Posy (max. size 30cm)
303. Necklace of flowers
304. Fairy or troll miniature garden
305. Favourite pot plant
Mrs Mavis Kernich Memorial donating trophy for most points classes 292-305 T248
HANDICRAFTS - SEWING
306. One ‘painted’ hen egg—boiled (e.g. paint, texta, crayons etc. judged on egg only)
307. One decorated hen egg, boiled
308a. Decorated mask
308b. Painted mask
309. Photo frame
310. Loom Band article
311. Sewn decoration on a foam tray
312. Article using cellophane
313. Most unusual necklace
314. Article of beading
315. One page of scrapbooking (Max. A3)
316. Hanging Christmas decoration for door or wall (no larger than 30cm x 30cm)
317. Christmas table decoration no larger than 30cm x 30cm
318. Christmas Bon Bon (Max. size 30cm)
319. Seed and/or nut creation
320. Photo of an animal; not a pet
Bronwyn Gladigau donating trophy for most points in classes 306-321
T249
JUNIOR SECTION (8 Years and Under)
HANDICRAFTS - TECH
322. Paper mache creation
323. Paper aeroplane
324. Playdough construction
325. Best decorated boot
326. Picture complimented by bark, leaves and/or sand
327. Seed and/or nut creation
328. Creation using ice-cream sticks only
329. Lego construction (max. size 76cm x 76cm, constructed from kit)
330. Lego construction, (max. size 76cn x 76cm, not constructed from kit)
331. Junk Modelling (max. size 76cm x 76cm x 76cm)
332. Self-made toy
333. Hand drawn picture (age written on back, limit of 2 entries per person)
334. Coloured picture (A4, designed on computer, judged on colouring in, age written on back, limit of 2
entries per person)
335. Picture made from hand and/or foot print(s) (mixed media, state age on back, limit of two entries per
person)
336. Junk modelling scene depicting the Rio Olympics 2016 using cardboard, pipecleaners etc.
337. Any other handicrafts tech item not mentioned
Taryn Mangelsdorf donating trophy for most points in classes 322-337 T250
COLLECTIONS
(Maximum display area 76cm x 76cm)
338. Collection of action figures (eg. Bionicles, Star Wars, etc.)
339. Collection of dolls, bears, fairies or similar
340. Collection of coins showing the change in currency
341. Collection of automobiles
342. Collection of ‘things found in my garden’
343. Collection of six historical farming items
344. Collection of littlest pet shop items, Shopkins or similar
345. Collection of Disney
346. Collection of Marvel, DC or similar
347. Collection of any theme not mentioned
Mary Heinicke Memorial donating trophy for most outstanding collection T251
Other Trophies
L.G. & G.D. Geyer Memorial Trophy awarded to the most outstanding exhibit in classes 72-77 T252
J.M. Shannon Memorial trophy for highest points gained in the Senior SectionT253
Mr & Mrs Barry Mangelsdorf donating trophy for highest points gained in the Intermediate Section T254
Mr & Mrs John Gladigau donating trophy for highest points gained in the Junior Section T255
Mrs Nina Swanbury & Family donating trophy for most outstanding Handicraft Exhibit T256
Kate Fisher donating trophy for most outstanding Cookery Exhibit T257
Mr Ian Crambrook donating trophy for the most outstanding Lego exhibit in Section I, Classes 81, 82,
83,208, 209, 210, 329, 330
Mr Des Fielke Memorial Trophy for Most Entries in Section I T258
Loxton Christmas Lights donating trophies for:
1.
Most outstanding exhibit in classes 67, 68 , 69 & 70 T259
2.
Most outstanding exhibit in classes 191, 192, 193 ,194 T260
3.
Most Outstanding exhibit in classes 316, 317, 318; - T261
Exhibitors, please use a separate entry form for each Section in which you are
exhibiting.
Office use
only
Ex No.
Mem. No.
Ent.
ENTRY FORM
CATTLE/SHEEP PIRSA Pic No.: ……….....................…
Name ………………………………………………………………………………………….......................................
Surname
Christian Names
Address ……………………………………………………………….………………………......................................
…………………………………............………………Phone No.: …………………………………...........................
Email: ..................................................................................................................................................................
A new form for each Section.
Exhibitors are requested to make their entries on this form and hand or post it to the Secretary, PO Box 187, Loxton
SA 5333, together with the entry fee. Phone/Fax: 8584 7715 or email to: [email protected]
Exhibitors are requested to refer to page 13 of Show Book relating to the time of closing entries.
Exhibitors in Section I “Young Exhibitors”, please show date of birth
Office
use only
Section
Class
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Description of Entry
Entrance Fee
(GST inc.)
Total Entry Fee $
Please find enclosed $
:
for member’s subs, and $
:
for entry fees.
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the above Exhibits are entered subject to the Rules, Regulations and
Conditions of the Society.
Main Hall Exhibitors – Please note: No exhibit to be removed before 4.30 pm on Monday 03.10.16
No. of entries ……….......…… Signature ………………………………………………………………….................
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DATE:
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