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2012
Collie Show
17th November
Photo courtesy Premier Coal
Sponsored by
PREMIER COAL
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COLLIE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC.
Presents the
2012 COLLIE SHOW
Show to be opened at 12 noon Saturday 17th:
Gates Open to the Public
8.00 am Saturday 17th November 2012
ADMISSION (daily)
Family (2 adults & 2 children) $25.00
Adults $10.00
Pensioners/Seniors $5.00
Children (6 – 16 years) $5.00
MEMBERSHIP
Free entry on both days of the show, able to have a say
in how your show runs, entry into the prize draw
Family $30.00
Adults $15.00
Pensioners/Seniors $15.00
Children $7.00
Children under 6 years admitted free
Membership closes 31st October 2012
Fireworks by Cardile
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Collie Agricultural Society Inc.
Inc.
President’s Message
Welcome to the Collie Agricultural Society’s 60th year!
In 1952 the Collie Chamber of Commerce and the Coalfields Road Board organized a
public meeting to consider setting up a committee to organise a Collie Show. The
result was the Collie Agricultural Society.
In 1953 under the guidance of President C. Stark, The Society staged the first Collie
Show. Opened by the Governor, Sir Charles Gairdner, it was a huge success. An
estimated 6000 people came from as far as Perth for the event. It is believed that it
was the biggest of any country show that year. (West Australian 5th November 1953.
National Library of Australia.)
Since that time the Show has waxed and waned under different presidents and
different committees, until it has arrived at its 60th year, although not the 60th actual
show.
After considerable input from local organisations and interested persons, the Society
decided to trial a one day show this year. Saturday 17th November 2012 - mark the
date because it is going to be the best show in years.
The current committee is determined to use this anniversary of the Society to bring
the show back to its former status as one of the premier country shows in Western
Australia. Negotiations are underway with the Showmen’s Guild to revamp the
Sideshow Alley, and the entertainment/grounds committee has been hard at work all
year to make this a memorable event.
The hard-working schedule committee has totally revamped the pavilion schedule to
make it more applicable to more people, and increased prize money by an average of
fifty percent. There is something in this schedule for everyone, find your interest and
enter!
Finally, come and enjoy yourself, the Show is for you!
MAX JOHNSON,
PRESIDENT.
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Officials
PRESIDENT SECRETARY
Mr Max Johnson Mr Les Whymark
1st VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER
Mrs Carol Gale Mrs Carole Scolari
2nd VICE PRESIDENT PATRON OF THE PAVILION
Mrs Chris Milroy Mrs. E. Swindell
GROUNDS COORDINATOR HONORARY VETERINARIAN
Mrs Paula Hempstead Dr. J Vandenberg
2012 Committee
Tamsin Emmett Jock Graham Dee Gillespie Lisa Gillespie
Paula Hempstead Max Johnson Kristy Milne Chris Milroy
Dawn Moloney Carole Scolari Joy Shepherdson Anne Sloan
Betty Swindell Les Whymark
Membership of the Collie Agricultural Society is great value.
Current fees are:
Adult $15
Family $30
Child $7
This entitles you to free entry to the Collie Show and entry in the $200 prize draw.
Contact the Society for more details or a membership form
P.O. Box 102, Collie 6225
www.collieag.org.au
email: secretary@collieag.org.au Ph.9734 5543
PRIVACY STATEMENT:
The information provided by the exhibitor is collected and used by the Collie Agricultural
Society Inc. (CAS) for the purpose of organising and conducting the 2012 Collie Show. We
may publish such details as your name and exhibit details in any CAS publication or
communication. Such information may be made available to the media. We will not disclose
your information without your consent for any other purpose unless required to do so by law.
You may request access to your personal information and, if necessary, request that our
records of that information be corrected by writing to the Secretary, Collie Agricultural
Society Inc. PO Box 102 Collie WA 6225.
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Members
Members (2011)
Bentley Zoe Hempstead Paula Sweeny Paul
Bird John Hicks Marie Sweeny Nerelee & Family
Bird Wanda Hendrix, Harlie Sloan Bill & Debbie
Blackburne, Verna & Family Johnson, Max Scolari, Carole
Buckley, Tiarnie & Family Jones, Glen (Fonz) Scolari, S & J & Family
Christeninger, S&R & family Kent, Tony Shepherdson, Bob
Cluning, Kath Kent, Viviana Shepherdson, Joy
Chitty Dot &Max Mangini, Debra Shepherson, Jenny & family
Davidson, Ashley McKenzie, Gillian Sloan, Anne
Davidson, Brett McKenzie, Kevin Sloan, T & K & Family
Davidson, Erin McSporran, F&S & Family Smallwood Dion
Davidson, Glenn Milroy, Chris Straham Delia
Davidson, Judith Moloney, Dawn Swindell, Betty
Davidson, Lauren Milne Kristy Swindell, Neville
Davidson, Rory Powell Jodie Van Delft, Ron & Catherine
Blundy Joe Page Janine Spencer Cassie.
Gale, Carol Piavanni Donna Smith Bill
Gale, Rhiannon Piavanni Barry Whymark, Les
Graham Alex Retzlaff, Joanne White Margaret
Membership of the Collie Agricultural Society is great value.
Current fees are:
Adult $15
Family $30
Child $7
This entitles you to free entry to the Collie Show and entry in the $200 prize draw.
Contact the Society for more details or a membership form
P.O. Box 102, Collie 6225
www.collieag.org.au
email: secretary@collieag.org.au Ph.9734 5543
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Collie Agricultural Society Regulations
The regulations and by-laws of The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia
shall apply to this show except where otherwise stated
1. Every exhibit, except livestock, must be grown by, or the work of, the exhibitor (unless
otherwise stated) and any exhibitor may be called upon to make an affidavit to that effect. All
livestock must be the property of the exhibitor.
2. ENTRY FEES: Entry fees as published in this schedule must be prepaid and accompanied by
The Society’s printed entry form or facsimile of the same, to The Society’s office by the date
noted in each section.
3. All entries are received subject to these show regulations and by-laws under the Royal
Agricultural Society’s Act, 1926.
4. The Committee may at any time disqualify from exhibiting, either indefinitely or for any
period it may think fit, any exhibitor who has, in the opinion of The Committee, been guilty of
any breach of these regulations, or whose conduct, whether at or during any show of The
Society, has in the opinion of The Committee, been such that he or she is unfit to exhibit at
any show of The Society.
5. No person who has been disqualified from exhibiting at any show of the Royal Agricultural
Society of Western Australia Incorporated, or at any show of any society affiliated therewith,
shall during the period of disqualification be allowed to act as an agent, representative, or
servant of any exhibitor at any show of The Society.
6. The judges may withhold prizes for such exhibits as they deem unworthy.
7. No appeal against the decision of the judges will be entertained unless made in writing before
4 pm on the day of the show and a deposit of $10.00 made which will be forfeited if The
Committee considers same to be frivolous. Stewards are to be made aware of the fact at the
time. All appeals to be heard and decided on the day of show,
8. GROUND SPACE: Space in the showground will be provided for the display of agricultural
machinery and implements and for the display of anything of use to the farmer of fruit grower.
Electricity and ground site charges on application. All applications for ground space must be
lodged 21 days before date of show on special application forms from The Society.
NO LATE APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED.
9 Any article considered offensive by any three (3) members of The Society’s Committee must
be withdrawn from public display and sale.
10 The Society will not accept responsibility for exhibits not collected after the show.
11 `Any person using obscene language or creating a nuisance may be ordered from the grounds
12. .All persons, other than financial members and those issued with a complimentary pass,, must
pay to enter the gate during the show, whether being an exhibitor or not
13 PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY from 2pm on Saturday. Prize money and trophies may be
forwarded only on application. Prize monies not collected will be forfeited to the society.
14 Vet certificate to be shown for refund of entry for where applicable
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2011 COLLIE SHOW DONORS & SPONSORS
The Collie Agricultural Society wishes to thank all who support our Show, whether through
donating a trophy, or through financial sponsorship. The success of the Show depends on
these people and companies, as well as all our volunteers.
Master Eagle Boys
Alan Wade, Dentist Federal Hotel
Attitude Hair Design Golden Bowl Chinese Restaurant
Auto One Collie Golden Eagle Chinese Restaurant
Bendigo Bank Griffin Coal
BHP Biliton Worsley Alumina Henderson Hardware
Bunnings Bunbury Home Timber & Hardware
Cardinal Contractors Ian Guppy & Co
Central Garage Jackson Family
CFMEU Joinrite Cabinets
Chicken Treat Jones, Tom
Chiropractic First Lautersha Farm
Chook Scraps\ McDonald’s
Club Hotel Murray, Mick, MLA
Coalcliffe Plant Hire Network Video
Coles Collie Obyco
Collie Bargain Barn Paint Horse Association of Australia
Collie Bus Service Pelazzi Fashions
Collie Camera Centre Piavanni, John
Collie Chamber of Commerce Pine Haulers
Collie CWA Premier Coal
Collie Farm Factory Direct Premier Hotel
Collie Floral Studio Ransome, Terry
Collie Florist Reuben’s Newsagency
Collie Furniture & Bedding Rural Press, Collie Mail
Collie Garden Centre Saunders Mill
Collie Home Improvement Showcase Jewellers
Collie Machine Shop Sizzles Deli
Collie Menswear Sloan Family
Collie Radiator Centre Smith, J & W
Collie Retravision South West Fire Units
Collie Ridge Motel Southern Districts Estate Agency
Collie River Dental Centre Southwest Refrigeration
Collie River Valley Medical Centre Sports First
Collie Salvage Summit Realty South West
Collie Shire Sweeney, Paul
Collie Shoeland Swindell, E & N
Collie Shire Taree Fashions
Collie Steel Supply Target Collie
Collie Tyre & Exhaust TBS Rural & Hardware
Collie Tyrepower Thomson’s Discount Auto Parts
Collie Variety Craft shop True Blu Plant Hire
Collie Wellington Lions Ladies Verve Energy
Collie Wood Turners Vicki May’s Deli
Crank’n Cycles White Building Co
Crown Hotel White Stones
DeAnna’s Hair Design Woolworths Collie
Dorsett Family (Bunbury)
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EXHIBITION HALL REGULATIONS
Chief Steward: Dawn Moloney (9734 2535)
1. Attention of Exhibitors is drawn to The Collie Agricultural Society’s Regulations on page 5.
2. All ENTRY FORMS, with payment, will be accepted at the showground pavilion from
Monday 12th November 2012, and must be received by 6 pm Wednesday 14th November
2012. For postal entries, a stamped self-addressed envelope must be received by the Society by
Wednesday 14th November 2012.
3. All EXHIBITS, with Society’s number attached, to be delivered to the Exhibition Hall by 7pm.
Wednesday 14th November 2012. Exceptions are fresh produce, flowers and cooking, which
may be delivered between 9.00am and noon Friday 16th 2012. Judging at noon Friday 16th.
4. Exhibits may be removed from the Exhibition Hall from 9am Sunday 18th November 2012, or
on Monday19th November from 9am to 6pm .After this time they are not the responsibility of
the Society. Exhibitors will not be permitted into the Hall unaccompanied to collect their
exhibits.
5. All work must be that of the exhibitor.
6. The Exhibition Hall will be open from 9.00 am to 4.00 pm Saturday 17th November.
7. No single item may be entered in any two (2) Sections/Classes.
8. All prizes will be awarded at the Judge’s discretion.
9. Points will be awarded as follows (unless otherwise stated); 2 points for 1st, 1 point for 2nd. In
the event of a tie for a trophy, the exhibitor with the most first points will be awarded the
trophy.
10. Any article having won a prize at a previous Collie Show is not eligible for entry.
11. All reasonable care will be taken of exhibits but no responsibility will be accepted by the
Society.
12. Screw tops are required on all jars (except preserves)
13. Any Article on display may be sold with 10% of proceeds going to the Society. The Society’s
“For Sale” tickets are available from Chief Stewards and are to be placed on items for sale after
judging.
14. Complaints: Refer to Society’s Regulations page 5.
15. Entry Fees: Refer to relevant section.
16. Prize Money: Refer to relevant section and The Society’s Regulations page 5.
Help is need at show time contact the exhibition hall steward
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HISTORY OF PREMIER COAL LIMITED
The Company began operations as Western Collieries Limited in 1950 – becoming one
of three mining companies on the Collie coal fields. First production came from an
open cut mine called Collieburn, followed by the development of two underground
mines, Western 1 and Western 2 in 1952.
Consolidation of the Collie coal mining operations to two producers in 1960 was the
start of a rationalisation in the industry. Underground mining ceased in 1994 and the
Premier Mine commenced in 1995.
Total production from 1950 has been more than 100 million tonnes from five
underground mines and six open cut operations.
Premier Coal Limited, Western Collieries Limited, owes its existence to gold mining.
Western Collieries launched on September 20, 1949, to meet a fuel shortage on the
Kalgoorlie Goldfields. However, it was not until December, 1950, that the Collie
operations began with an open cut mine at Collie Burn. Within a month the mine had
produced nearly 5,000 tonnes of coal from a reserve of about 180,000 tonnes. The
company had a contract to supply to the State Government until 1953.
Western No. 1 underground mine was in operation by January 1952 followed by Western
No. 2 underground mine a year later. Western No. 3 open cut mine opened in 1954. In
1958 Western No. 1 closed after producing more than 300,000 tonnes of coal. Western
No. 2, however, prospered to eventually become the largest-ever underground producer,
with more than 14 million tonnes, in the Collie Basin. In order to meet growing demand
for coal the company opened Western No. 4 underground mine in the same year.
In 1970, Western No. 5 open cut mine started production. At this time Western Collieries
required a capital injection to embrace new mechanised technology and CSR started
buying into the company in 1975 and completed the acquisition five years later in 1980,
accelerating technical development and mining mechanisation, ensuring Western
Collieries competitiveness.
In 1979 the company signed a 20 year contract for the supply of coal with the State
Government, reinforcing the security of coal use. Western No. 6 underground opened in
1980 followed by Western No. 7 in 1983.
Wesfarmers Limited purchased Western Collieries in July 1989. In June 1994
underground mines were closed due to economic constraints. In March 1996 the Premier
Mine expansion commenced and rehabilitation of Western No. 5 started two years later,
in 1998.
In July 1999 Premier Coal was awarded the Collie Power Station Contract and
introduced a modular mining system. Fifty years of powering Western Australia was
celebrated in 2003, with
the launch of the book "Powering the State" in April of that year.
In August 2005 Premier Coal won a Verve Energy 25-year contract to become sole
supplier of coal. The company became the sole supplier of coal to Verve from July 1,
2010.
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Rehabilitation work was completed on 172 hectares at Western No. 5 around the Cardiff
area in 2007 and then in August of that year the company commissioned its pilot char
plant.
In February of 2009, the company's aquaculture project was opened and char plant
operations were suspended.
Premier Coal celebrated 60 years in Collie in 2009. The mine employs over 340
employees and is involved in numerous community groups. A long and valued
association has been enjoyed with the Collie Agricultural Society and the Collie Show.
The success at Premier Coal would not have been possible without the support of all the
stakeholders and importantly our employees and the Collie community.
So let us look back with pride and congratulate the Collie Agricultural Society on the 60th
Anniversary.
Collie Agricultural Society thanks Premier Coal
for its long-standing support of the Collie Show
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ANNUAL EXHIBITION HALL TROPHIES:
Premier Coal Trophy:
Most Points (Adult) Sections A, B, D, F, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R & T.
(Exhibitors must exhibit in at least five Sections to be eligible)
Tom Jones Trophy:
Most Points Sections K, L & M
(Exhibitors must exhibit in all three Sections to be eligible.)
Mick Murray Trophy:
Most Points (Children/Students) Sections
(Exhibitors must exhibit in at least four Sections to be eligible)
Collie Wellington Lions Club:
Most Points overall Sections U & W
A short note of thanks from Trophy Winners
To the donor is always appreciated.
If you do not know the donor’s address, letters
May be left with the Society Secretary
The Collie Agricultural Society Inc
Gratefully Acknowledges the Support of Collie Shire
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The History of Griffin Coal
“The Griffin Coal Mining Company was incorporated in 1927. However it’s early lacklustre
performance changed, when in 1952, extensive coal seams were discovered on its Muja leases. Mining
in Muja Open Cut began in 1953 and continued in operation until 2010. During that time
approximately 315 million cubic metres of overburden were mined producing some 68 million tonnes
of coal. Since inception Griffin has removed over 0.5 billion cubic metres of overburden and produced
nearly 100 million tonnes of coal.
Early mining methods involved manual pick and shovel from underground workings with coal being
pulled from the pit using pit ponies. The photograph shows horses about to go underground around the
early 1950’s.
These methods were progressively replaced by mechanical methods and underground mining was
replaced by open cut mining methods. Mechanical Shovels and draglines have been used over the years
and the current mining fleet involves diesel powered diggers (like 3043 in the picture) with buckets
which can lift over 60 tonnes in one scoop. Trucks with a capacity of over 240 tonnes transport the
overburden to the dumps.
Current operating mines include Ewington I and Ewington II which have produced 7.3 and 17.0 million
tonnes of coal respectively. Ewington 1 mine, currently the main production operation, is operating at a
rate of almost 4 million tonnes per annum”.
The Griffin Coal Mining Company Pty Ltd [ACN 008 667 285. ABN 16 008 667 285] A Member of The Lanco
Group
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2012
Competition Entry Forms
Individual entry forms are available for:
Pavilion Competition
Equestrian Events
Dairy Goats
Poultry
Pet Parade
Collie Show competitions are computerised and it is necessary
to use the correct form in order to ensure that your entry is
properly listed.
Photocopies of the forms are acceptable.
These entry forms are available from:
Society Office (97 345 543)
Download from www.collieag.org.au/downloads
Email secretary@collieag.org.au
Mr. Mick Murray’s Office.
At the end of this schedule.
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Section A ~ Wool
Steward: T. Sloan, Phone 9734 4556
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Syd Jackson Memorial for Most points in Classes 2 and 6
Wal Sloan Memorial Trophy for Best Pair of Fleeces
Dorsett Family Trophy for Most Points Overall
All wool to be grown on owner’s property for previous 12 months
All lambs’ wool must be from ONE FLEECE with no more than SIX months growth.
Nomination fee: $2 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $10, 2nd prize - $5
Class Description
1 Merino Ram Fleece Open
2 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece, Fine or Super Fine
3 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece, Fine
4 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece, medium/Strong
5 Merino Ewe or Wether Two Fleeces, Strong/Medium
6 Merino Ewe or Wether Two Fleeces, Fine or Super Fine
7 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleeces (Judged on commercial value)
8 Merino Lambs Wool Open
Championship Ribbons will be awarded for:
Grand Champion Fleece & Reserve Grand Champion Fleece
Champion Strong/Medium Fleece
Champion Fine Wool Fleece
Champion Super Fine Wool Fleece
Points in Section to Count:
Grand Champion 4 – Reserve Champion 3 – Champion 2 – First 3 – Second 2
Collie Agricultural Society Inc
Thanks
The Dorsett Family
For the longstanding support of the Collie Show Wool Section
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Section B ~ Fruit, Vegetables and Produce
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 8 am Friday 16th November 2012.
All root vegetables must be washed and retain their tops,
white turnips may be cut no less than 15cm (6”) from
stems
Trophy for Most Points in Classes 1-7; 21-39; 51-60
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups
Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit sponsored by “Lautersha Farm”
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
PRODUCE 33 Pumpkin, any variety other than
1 Six (6) White Hen Eggs Queensland Blue
2 Six (6) Brown Hen Eggs 34 Silverbeet, 3 stalks
5 Six (6) Bantam Eggs 35 Rhubarb, 6 stalks, trimmed
7 Jar of Honey 36 Radishes, collection of 6, any colour
37 Fresh herbs, 3 distinct, (3 stalks of
each) in 3 jars, named
ʔ㱆 38 Garlic – 3 bulbs
VEGETABLES 39 Queensland Blue Pumpkin
21 Six (6) Varieties of Vegetables
22 New Potatoes – 2 kg
23 Cabbage – 1 head FRUIT
25 Peas in Pod – 500gm 51 Loquats – 6
26 Broad Beans in Pod – 500gm 52 Oranges – 6
28 Onions, any variety –3 53 Lemons – 6
29 Carrots – 3 54 Grapefruit – 3
30 Beetroot – 3 55 Mandarins – 6
56 Red Apples – 6
57 Green Apples – 6
58 Cherries – 500g
59 Strawberries – 250g
60 Fruit, any other variety – 500g
61 Nuts, any variety – 500g
Collie Agricultural Society Inc
Thanks
Giacci Bros.
For Their Generous sponsorship of the 2012 Collie Show
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Section D ~ Amateur Wine Making & Home Brewing
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes: 1-8; 11-12; 21-27.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit
Each Exhibit to consist of one (1) 750ml bottle.
Exhibitors may have multiple entries in Classes provided they are made from different fruit.
No limitation on sugar levels.
Bottles to be named and labelled with names of fruit.
Chief Steward and/or Judge may:
Transfer an Entry to another class if it is considered incorrectly entered
Disqualify an Entry if it is considered to be falsely represented
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
WINE LIQUEURS
1 Fruit Wine – Sweet ʌ但
11 Fruit
2 Fruit Wine – Dry 12 Any Other
5 Grape Wine, Red – Sweet
6 Grape Wine, Red – Dry BEER
7 Grape Wine, White – Sweet 21 Lager
8 Grape Wine, White – Dry 22 Bitter
23 Ales
24 Stout
25 Draft
Collie Agricultural Society Inc
Thanks
Mick Murray
For his longstanding support of the Collie show
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Section F ~ Plants and Flowers
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at
the Exhibition Hall by 8 am Friday 16th November 2012.
All exhibits to be the bona fide property of, and to be grown by, the exhibitor
DEFINITION
A Vase must be greater in height than width (wall vases excepted)
A Bowl must be equal or greater in width than height, Mouth to be at least two thirds of the
width
A Trough must be greater in length than in height or width
Anything distinct must be in separate containers
A table for arranging flowers will be provided
Trophy for Most Points in Classes: 1-6; 11-31; 51-63; 71-84; 91-97.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups
Trophy for Best Native Bloom – can be chosen from whole Section
Ribbon for Champion Rose – can be chosen from whole Section
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
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Class Description Class Description
ROSES (all with own foliage) 20 Pelargonium – 1 cut
1 Single Specimen 21 Sweet Peas – 4 distinct, 1 cut of each,
2 3 Distinct single container
4 3 of 1 Colour – cut with own foliage 22 Pansy – 1 distinct, with white paper
6 In 3 stages – bud, perfect bloom & full collar
bloom 23 Fuchsia – 1 distinct
24 Bottlebrush – 1 distinct
SPECIMEN CLASS 25 Protea – 1 distinct
26 King Protea – 1 cut
13 Gerbera – 1 single specimen, 25 cm 29 Nasturtium – 1 distinct
14 Gerbera – 1 double specimen, 25 cm 30 Any Other Flower – single specimen
15 Snapdragon – 1 cut
16 Stock – 1 distinct, no laterals
18 Geranium – 1 distinct single
19 Geranium – 1 distinct double
The Society will provide green bottles for all flowers for classes 1-30
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Section F ~ Plants & Flowers (Cont)
COLLECTIVE CLASSES – VASES OR BOWLS
Class Description Class Description
57 Roses, mixed bowl, buds not showing
52 Gerberas, own foliage 58 Roses, 1 species, in full bloom
54 Pelargonium’s, mixed 59 Floribunda Roses
55 Roses, own foliage 60 Mixed flowers, not less than six (6)
56 Iris, any variety, own foliage varieties, 1 container
61 Sweat Peas
62 Mix of native flowers
POT PLANTS
All Entries to be free of weeds and dead leaves
Class Description Class Description
71 Collection of 3 different species in 1 FERNS
pot 91 Bird’s Nest
72 Plant in bloom 92 Stag Horn or Elk Horn
73 Foliage plant, not variegated 93 Maidenhair – fine or coarse
74 Foliage plant, variegated 94 Fishbone
75 Miniature garden, Cacti or Succulent, 95 Hanging container – Fishbone
growing. Not to exceed 38 x 46 cm 96 Hanging container – Maidenhair
76 Climbing plant, any variety 97 Any other Fern
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77 Collection of 4 Cacti and Succulents,
separate pots, each 15 cm or under
78 Hanging basket, Plant in Bloom
79 Hanging basket, Cacti in Bloom
80 Hanging basket, any variety
81 Potted succulent or Cactus
82 Orchid, cymbidium standard
83 Orchid, any other variety
84 Orchid, miniature
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Section G ~ Informal Floral Art
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at
the Exhibition Hall by 8 am Friday 16th November 2012.
Please state space required on entry form
Trophy for Most points in Section
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
1 Foliage arrangement 7 “As I like it”
2 Trough arrangement for mantle piece 8 Christmas table arrangement
3 Line arrangement using 5 flowers 9 Posy bowl, large or small
including buds/foliage “L” shape 10 Country garden
4 Tall & graceful 11 Driftwood, dried flowers
5 Basket of flowers 12 Dried floral arrangement
6 Driftwood and fresh flowers
晐Ш
Membership of the Collie Agricultural Society is great value.
Current fees are:
Adult $15
Family $30
Child $7
This entitles you to free entry on both days of the Collie show and entry in the $200
prize draw.
Contact the Society for more details or a membership form
P.O. Box 102, Collie 6225
www.collieag.org.au
email: secretary@collieag.org.au
9734 5543
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Section I ~ Cooking
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at
the Exhibition Hall by 8 am Friday 16th November 2012.
All Exhibits to be on a cardboard plate and in a loose
fitting clear plastic bag (must be visible)
HINTS FOR EXHIBITORS:
Cornish Pasties: must have traditional frill on top.
Blow-away Sponge: can be made from combination of
various flours.
Orange Cake: must not be iced, should be moist with
evenly distributed peel and baked in an orange cake tin.
All Cakes and Pastries to be made at home unless otherwise stated
Professional bakers ineligible to enter classes 1-4
Trophy for Most Points in each of group of Classes 1-4; 11-14; 21-53; 61-64; 71-73.
Certificate for Most Outstanding in each of the above groups.
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description 槐Ш Class Description
BREAD - MACHINE MIXED & BAKED 32 Muffins, 4 different varieties
33 Sponge, traditional, no filling
1 Bread, white flour 34 Light as a feather sponge (see recipe)
35 Cream Puffs, no filling
36 Orange Cake, not iced
HANDMADE BREAD 37 Sultana Cake, not iced
38 Small cakes, 4, not iced
11 Bread, white flour 39 Plum Pudding, steamed
40 Pizzas with scone base
41 Carrot Cake, not iced
GENERAL 42 Ring cake, any variety, not iced
21 Cheese Straws (6) 43 Chocolate Cake
22 Biscuits, not iced (6) 44 Pavlova case
23 Shortbread, traditional (6) 45 Pikelets (6)
24 Jam Tarts (6) 46 Packet cake, not iced, label attached
25 Cornish Pasties (2) 47 Nut Loaf
26 Sausage Rolls (6) 48 Fruit and Nut Loaf
27 Scones, white (6) 49 Banana Cake
28 Scones, pumpkin (6) 50 Date and Walnut Cake
29 Scones, fruit (6) 51 Chocolate Fudge (6)
30 Scones, cheese (6) 52 Apple Pie
31 Muffins, blueberry (6) 53 Shortbread, 3 distinct varieties
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Section I ~ Cooking (cont)
For the following classes: Nomination fee: $2 for each entry.
Prize money: 1st prize - $8.00 2nd prize - $4.00
FRUIT CAKE DECORATED CAKES - Icing only judged
Class Description Class Description
61 Fruit Cake, dark 71 Commercial decorations allowed
62 Boiled Fruit Cake 72 No commercial decorations allowed
63 Light Fruit Cake 73 Wedding Cake, no commercial
64 Pumpkin Fruit Cake decorations
RECIPES
LIGHT AS A FEATHER SPONGE
3 eggs 2 tablespoons flour
½ cup caster sugar 1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons custard powder
Preheat oven to 1800 C. Grease two tins. 펐
Beat eggs until creamy and thick, add sugar gradually, stir until dissolved. Combine flour,
custard powder and baking powder, sift into egg mix and fold in gently. Pour into prepared tin
and cook until golden – about 20 minutes. Cool in tins slightly before turning out.
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Section J ~ Pickles, Jams & Preserves
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
NOTE: All Entries to be in 200- 250ml jars or correct preserving jars.
Trophy for Most Points in each of Classes 1-3; 11-32; 41-45; 51-57
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups
N. Swindell Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Classes 1-30
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
PRESERVES 30 Gherkins
1 Bottled food, other than fruit & 31 Marmalade, three different, labelled
vegetables, 3 varieties 32 Jam, three different, labelled
2 Preserved fruit, 3 bottles, assorted
3 Preserved vegetables, 3 bottles,
assorted
JAMS & PICKLES
11 Fruit, other than vacuum packed (eg in
Brandy)
12 Marmalade, any variety, labelled 뺀Ъ
13 Jam, any variety, labelled
14 Jelly, any variety, labelled
15 Lemon Butter
16 Fruit mince, in a jar
17 Plum sauce
18 Tomato sauce
19 Chilli sauce
21 Fruit chutney
22 Cauliflower pickles
23 Pickles, any other variety
24 Pickled onions
25 Pickled olives
26 Green tomato pickles
27 Zucchini pickles
28 Tomato relish
29 Any other relish
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Section K ~ Needlework
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes: 1-11; 21-26; 41-45.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
1 Cushion cover PATCHWORK
2 Tapestry article 21 Patchwork, hand pieced and quilted
3 Any embroidered article 22 Patchwork quilt, machine pieced and quilted
4 3 pot holders, any medium 23 Patchwork article, handwork or machine
5 Apron, any style or medium 24 Patchwork quilt, combination of hand and
6 Cross stitch, any article machine work
7 Cross stitch, framed 25 Novice patchwork quilting, up to 12 months
8 Candlewicking, unframed 26 Magic rug or cushion
9 Ribbon embroidery MACHINE WORK
10 Smocking, any article 41 Any adult’s garment
11 Heirloom sewing 42 Any children’s garment
12 Long stitch wool, any article 43 Any other article
44 Machine embroidery, freehand
45 Machine embroidery with disc, 3 articles
쉰Ъ
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To the donor is always appreciated.
If you
you do not know the donor’s address, letters
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Section L~ Crochet Work
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Crochet Work to be exhibited on a Sheet of Paper
Society’s Card must be attached to top right-hand corner
Trophy for Most Points in Section.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Section
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
1 Baby set, 3 pieces 7 Poncho or stole
2 Baby shawl 8 Tea cosy
3 Children’s garment 9 Any article not listed
4 Scarf and/or beanie 10 Fine cotton, any article
5 Adult’s garment 11 Coarse cotton, any article
6 Rug
Section M ~ Knitting
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Wool, synthetic or cotton knitting. Crochet allowed as finish only.
All hand knitting except as marked.
Trophy for Most Points in Section.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Section
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
1 Baby set, 3 pieces 9 Baby jacket
2 Baby shawl 10
3 Children’s garment 11 Fairisle
4 Scarf and/or beanie 12 Machine knitting
5 Adult’s garment 13 Article with knitted lace
6 Vest 14 Any article in cotton
7 Tea cosy 15 Baby set, 3 pieces
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Section N ~ Photography
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
All photographs must be the exhibitor’s own work.
All entries should be mounted on card with Velcro dots on the back, for easy hanging.
Framed work will not be accepted.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes:
1-8; 11-15; 21-23; 31-38; 51-58; 61-65; 71-73; 81-88.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Entry in each of these groups.
Bob Green Perpetual Trophy for Most Outstanding Student’s Work.
Cyril Harold Memorial Trophy for Best Black & White Print (Judge’s Decision)
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Classes 1 – 38 are for NON DIGITAL photography ONLY
Class Description Class Description
BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR PRINTS 6-12 YEARS OF AGE
1 Collie 21 Candid snapshot, any subject, not
2 Nature posed
3 Macro 22 Favourite pet
4 Portrait ʔ獆 23 Collie
5 Landscape/seascape 13-16 YEARS OF AGE
6 Tell a story, 4-6 images up to 13 x 18 33 Action
cm each on a single mount 34 Macro
7 Action 35 People in their environment
36 Colour print, developed & printed by
SNAPSHOTS (Postcard images 10x15 cm) entrant
11 Collie 37 Landscape/seascape
12 Nature 38 Nature
13 Macro
14 Portrait
15 Landscape/seascape
Definitions
Collie: May be images of the town, or taken in Collie.
Nature: Not to include domestic gardens or animals.
Portrait: Head & shoulders, or person in a setting, which portrays their personality.
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Section N ~ Photography (cont)
Classes 51 - 90 are for DIGITAL photography ONLY
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR PRINTS 6-12 YEARS OF AGE
51 Collie 70 Landscape, A4 or larger
52 Nature 71 Candid snapshot, any subject, not
53 Macro posed
54 Portrait 72 Favourite pet
55 Landscape/seascape 73 Collie
56 Tell a story, 4-6 images up to 13 x 18 13-16 YEARS OF AGE
cm each on a single mount 81 Set of photograms, negative & positive
57 Action 82 Pinhole camera image
SNAPSHOTS (Postcard images 10x15 cm) 83 Action
61 Action 84 Macro
62 Nature 85 People in their environment
63 Macro 87 Landscape/seascape
64 Portrait 88 Nature
65 Landscape/seascape
CLASS NOMS. DETAILS 1st 2nd 3rd
90 $3 OPEN: Australian Mining Scene 50.00 25.00 12.00
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Definitions
Collie: May be images of the town, or taken in Collie.
Nature: Not to include domestic gardens or animals.
Portrait: Head & shoulders, or person in a setting, which portrays their personality.
Mining: Any mining scene within Australia. Professional / Commercial photographers
ineligible.
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To the donor is always appreciated.
If you do not know the donor’s address, letters
May be left with the Society Secretary
Section O ~ Art
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
If picture is greater than 140cm, please state space required on entry form.
All work must be original except where “copy” is indicated.
The picture from which it was copied must accompany any “copy”,
for judging only, not display.
Work must be suitably framed or mounted and able to be hung.
Trophy for Most Points in Section
Trophy for Class 12
Barbara Smith Memorial Trophy for Best Oil Painting
Certificate for most Outstanding Entry in Section.
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $7.50, 2nd prize - $3
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Class Description Class Description
1 Oil painting, landscape or seascape 10 Still life, any medium
2 Oil painting, other subject 11 Abstract, any medium
3 Oil painting, copy 12 Best local scene
4 Water colour, copy 13 Work by painter over 65
5 Water colour 14 Work by first year artist
6 Acrylic 15 Portrait, any media
7 Crayon or pastel 16 Traditional Aboriginal Art
8 Pencil or charcoal 17 Airbrush Painting - own design, no
9 Pen and ink drawing copies
The Royal Agricultural Society of
of WA Agricultural Art Award 2012
Perth Royal Show
THEME: yet to be provided.
Entry and details through your Local Show Competition
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Section P ~ Handicrafts
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7pm Wednesday 14th November 2012
Trophy for Most Points in Classes 1-17; 21-26; 31-33; 41-43; 51-62; 71-76.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
HANDICRAFTS CARDMAKING
1 Necklace 51 Basic rubber stamping
2 Bracelet 52 Cross stitch card
3 Earring 53 Quilling card
4 Collection of handicrafts, 3 articles 54 Paper tole card
5 Coat hangers, 3 styles 55 Shaker card
6 Novelty article 56 Scratch art card
7 Article of recycled material 57 Foiling card
8 Folk art, any article 58 Pop-up card
9 59 Glitter card
10 Basket of six homemade gifts 60 Almost leather card
11 Door stop 61 Any other card
12 Any article using eyelet lace 62 Pin point
13 Paver Pole Ъ
14 Any other article OTHER CRAFTS
15 73 Felting, any article
16 74 Handmade Lace, any article
17 Mosaic 75 Tatting, any article
SCRAPBOOKING 76 Lead lighting
21 Children
22 Animals/Pets
23 Family
24 Nature – Flora/Fauna
25 Landscape
26 Off the page eg. clock, tin, booklet
27 Double Page, any theme
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Section Q ~ Woodwork
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes 1-14; 21-22.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these sections
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
1 Occasional table, irregular shape 9 Novelty article
(natural edge) 10 Furniture, any article
2 Occasional table, regular shape 11 Sculpture or carving
3 Table lamp, without shade 12 Wall clock
4 Standard lamp, without shade 13 Mantle or floor clock
5 Child’s toy 14 Miscellaneous article, not turned
6 Dish, bowl or platter, turned or carved,
without lid JUNIOR WOODWORK
7 Turned bowl or box, turned, or carved, (up to 16 years of age)
with lid 21 General
8 Deep pot or goblet ᾰЫ 22 Lathe general
Membership of the Collie Agricultural Society is great value.
Current fees are:
Adult $15
Family $30
Child $7
This entitles you to free entry on both days of the Collie show and entry in the $200
prize draw.
Contact the Society for more details or a membership form
P.O. Box 102, Collie 6225
www.collieag.org.au
email: secretary@collieag.org.au
9734 5543
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Section R ~
Pottery, Hobby Ceramics & Porcelain Art
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes 1-12; 21-30; 41-53.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these sections
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description
POTTERY CHINA PAINTING
1 Bowl, wider in width than height Class Description
2 Vase
3 Sculpture 41 Any Article
4 Container, lid optional
5 Wall plaque, any finish
6 A set (tea, coffee, wine, etc)
7
8 Article by 1st year potter
9 Ы
10 Wheel-made article
11 Any other article
12
HOBBY CERAMICS
21 Air brushing
22 Under glazes
23 Decals
24 Glazes
25 Stains
26 Brushwork
27 Crystal glazes
28 Antiquing
29 Article by child under 16 years.
30 Dry Brushing
31 Rice Paper Article
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Section T ~ Dolls and Bears
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in Classes 1-7; 21-25; 41-46.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these sections
Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3
Class Description Class Description
DOLLS & TOYS PORCELAIN DOLLS
1 Dressed doll 41 Doll made by novice (< 12 months)
2 Bride doll 42 Novelty doll
3 Rag doll, hand made 43 Bride doll (Judged on clothes only)
4 Novelty doll 44
5 Knitted toy 45 Reproduction (picture included)
6 Crocheted toy 46 Modern
7
8 Doll in National Dress
BEARS
21 Fur bear
22 Fabric bear 毠Ы
23 Embroidered bear
24 Knitted bear
25 Hand sewn bear
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If you do not know the donor’s address, letters
letters
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Section U
Children’s General Work
And Children’s Art
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
ART WORK NOT TO BE BIGGER THAN A3 SIZE.
Trophy for Most Points in each age group.
Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each age group
PART A: GENERAL WORK
Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3.00 2nd prize - $1.50
6 years & under 9 - 11 years
Class Description Class Description
1 Own picture, any medium 50 Clay models
2 Print making 51 3D models
3 Playdough article / object 52 Print making
4 Weaving / Stitching 52 Article from waste material
5 Article from waste material 54 Christmas decoration
6 Collage 55 Card, any style
7 Mosaics, any article 56 Scrapbooking, family 1 page
57 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page
7 - 8 years 58 Scrapbooking, any other subject
Class Description double page
59 jewellery
12 Clay models 60 Sculpture
13 3D models 61 Computer art design
14 Print making 62 Origami, 3 pieces
15 Article from waste material 63 Mosaics, any article
16 Christmas decoration
17 Card, any style 12-16 years
18 Scrapbooking, family 1 page Class Description
19 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page
20 Scrapbooking, any other subject 30 3D Modelling
double page 31 Pottery
21 jewellery 32 Sculpture
22 Sculpture 33 Paper craft, any article
23 Computer art design 34 Print making
24 Origami, 3 pieces 35 Card, any style
25 Mosaics, any article 36 Jewellery
37 Scrapbooking, family 1 page
38 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page
39 Scrapbooking, any other subject
double page
40 Textiles. Anything based on fabric &
thread
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SECTION U
PART B: CHILREN’S ART
Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50
ART - JUNIOR SECTION
SPECIAL REGULATIONS
1: Size limit, 30 x 50cm
2: All exhibits suitable for hanging. A light card mount will facilitate hanging.
3: Only two (2) entries per class, per person.
4: No signature to be shown on work.
5: Work to be of one (1) individual and untutored.
7 - 8 years 12 - 16 years
Class Description Class Description
100 Black & White, any medium including 110 Black & White, any medium including
lead pencil, pen & ink, charcoal etc. lead pencil, pen & ink, charcoal etc.
Subject optional & original. Subject optional & original.
101 Portrait, any medium. 111 Portrait, any medium.
102 Landscape, any medium 112 Landscape, any medium
103 Cartoon, any medium. 113 Cartoon, any medium.
104 Open, any medium. (Pastels, crayons, 114 Open, any medium. (Pastels, crayons,
watercolour or pencils etc.) Any watercolour or pencils etc.) Any
subject. NO AIR BRUSHING. Ы subject. NO AIR BRUSHING.
9 - 11 years
Class Description
120 Black & White, any medium including
lead pencil, pen & ink, charcoal etc.
Subject optional & original.
121 Portrait, any medium.
122 Landscape, any medium
123 Cartoon, any medium.
124 Open, any medium. (Pastels, crayons,
watercolour or pencils etc.) Any
subject. NO AIR BRUSHING.
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V ~ LEGO / BIONICALS / MACARNO / MAGNETICS
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in each age group
Certificates for Most Outstanding in each age group
SPECIAL RULES AND HINTS FOR SECTION
1: Only one (1) entry per child. (Due to space allocated.)
2: Size: base to be no larger than 40cm square.
3: Exhibits to be on a firm base, ready for display.
4: Must be original design unless specified in class as a copy of original purchased
package.
5: Construction to show good use of colour & imagination.
6: If construction contains motors or pneumatics, these must work.
Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50
OPEN
Class Description 10 - 12 years
Class Description
1 Own creation
2 LEGO copy (include design / packet) 毠Ы 30 Own creation
3 Lego Technics copy (include design / 31 LEGO copy (include design / packet)
packet) 32 Lego Technics copy (include design /
packet)
7 - 9 years 33 Bionicle, use own imagination.
Class Description 34 Bionicle, copy (include design /
packet)
10 Own creation 35 Any construction, motorized or
11 LEGO copy (include design / packet) pneumatic.
12 Lego Technics copy (include design /
packet)
13 Bionicle, use own imagination.
14 Bionicle, copy (include design /
packet)
15 Any construction, motorized or
pneumatic.
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To the donor is always appreciated.
If you do not know the donor’s address, letters
May be left
left with the Society Secretary
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Section W ~ Children’s Cooking
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at
the Exhibition Hall by 8 am Friday 16th November 2012.
All Exhibits to be on a cardboard plate and in a loose
fitting clear plastic bag (must be visible)
All cooking must be children’s own work.
Trophy for Most Points in each age group
Certificates for Most Outstanding in each age group
Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50
Class Description 54 Fruit scones x 6
4 - 6 years 55 Muffins x 6
56 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6
1 Face made from fruit and veg. 57 Small cup cakes, iced x 6
2 Decorated milk arrowroot biscuits x 3 58 Mini pizza x 2
3 Pikelets x 6 59 Omelette, plain
60 Omelette, savoury
7 - 8 years 61 Biscuits x 6 (any variety)
Class Description 毠 62
Ы Decorated cake. (Icing only to be
judged.)
10 ANZAC biscuits x 6
11 Choc. Chip cookies x 6
12 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet
label. 12-16 years
13 Plain scones x 6 Class Description
14 Fruit scones x 6
15 Muffins x 6 31 Choc. Chip cookies x 6
16 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6 32 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet
17 Small cup cakes, iced x 6 label.
18 Mini pizza x 2 33 Plain scones x 6
19 Omelette, plain 34 Fruit scones x 6
20 Omelette, savoury 35 Muffins x 6
21 Biscuits x 6 (any variety) 36 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6
22 Decorated cake. (Icing only to be 37 Small cup cakes, iced x 6
judged.) 38 Mini pizza x 2
30 Omelette, plain
9 - 11 years 40 Omelette, savoury
Class Description 41 Biscuits x 6 (any variety)
42 Decorated cake. (Icing only to be
50 ANZAC biscuits x 6 judged.)
51 Choc. Chip cookies x 6
52 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet
label.
53 Plain scones x 6
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Section X ~ Children’s Needlework
All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the
Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 14th November 2012.
Trophy for Most Points in each age group
Certificates for Most Outstanding in each age group
Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.
Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50
7 - 8 years 12 - 16 years
Class Description Class Description
1 Soft toy 15 Soft toy
2 Knitted article 16 Knitted article
3 Crocheted article 17 Crocheted article
4 Embroidered article 18 Embroidered article
5 Wall hanging 19 Wall hanging
6 Dyed article 20 Dyed article
21 Any article of patchwork
9 - 11 years
Class Description
Ы
30 Soft toy
31 Knitted article
32 Crocheted article
33 Embroidered article
34 Wall hanging
35 Dyed article
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