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President: Brian Ferrie
Ph: 6645 2910
0487 101 151
Secretary: Pru Ensby
Ph: 0429 106 988
Website: macleanshow.org.au
Email:info@macleanshow.org.au
Showground: 66452478
(Show time only)
Maclean where they pack, carry and deliver to
your door. Phone
Monster Fire works
HLS Trick Riding
Demolition Derby
Man from Snowy River
Fireworks are supplied by CD Pearsons
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Trustees: Clarence Valley Council
President: Brian Ferrie
Vice Presidents: Leigh-Ann Messer and Robbie Sutherland
Secretary: Pru Ensby
Treasurer: Jackie Sykes
Directors: Brian Ferrie, Pru Ensby, Jackie Sykes, Jacelyn Bebb,
Robbie Sutherland, Colin Marsh, Bruce Green, Leigh-Ann Messer, Brian Farrell,
Honorary Solicitors: Conroy & Stewart Spagnolo
Auditors: Stephenson Partners
Honorary Veterinary Surgeon: Karen Teasdale B.VSc
Chief Ring Steward: Robbie Sutherland
Deputy Chief Ring Stewards: Leigh-Anne Messer and John McLennan
Trade space: Brian Ferrie, Warren Apps, Brian Donaghy, Pru Ensby
Pavilion/ Fine Arts: Narelle Green,
Show Girl: Endessa Schrader & Nicole Cowling
Sponsorship: Leigh-Ann Messer
ABCRA: Robert Sutherland, Tammy Sutherland
Official Measurer: Robbie Sutherland
Ground Liaison Committee: Maclean Show Society Limited Directors
Group 1 Delegates: Brian Ferrie, Pru Ensby, Jackie Sykes, Jacelyn Bebb
Honorary Life Members- J Causley, Norm Causley, Ray Connor, DC Marsh,
Keith March, P Went, M Johnston, Joyce Watson, Jeff Anderson, Fay Johnson,
John McLennan, Robbie Sutherland, Alan Anderson, Glen Pfeffer, Ron Grainger,
Bruce Green, Milton Lewis, Graeme Anderson, Coral Sutherland, Brian Ferrie,
Brian Farrell, Brian Donaghy, Thalia McPherson
Management Committee Members Co-opted Committee
Alan Anderson Robbie Sutherland Shane Causley Jane Jesser
Graeme Anderson Col Marsh Milton Lewis Brendan Wren
Jeffery Anderson Glen Pfeffer David Moloney Len Bebb
Neil Anderson Leanda Phelps Roslyn Lewis Sue Constable
Darrell Brown Coral Sutherland Graeme Clarke Thalia McPherson
Ray Connor Kylie Quelch Julie Clarke Louise Ferrie
Pru Ensby Jack Quelch Robert McIntyre Leonie Bodycote
Brian Farrell Tina Ross Brendan Green Sue Causley
Bruce Green Harry Green Roz Higgins Narelle Phelps
Jackie Sykes Chris Shannon Don Causley Cheryl Johnson
Brian Ferrie Tracey Moran Neville Hayward Chris Muldoon
Leigh-Ann Messer Bonita Clarke Robyn Watts Ashley Lee
John McLennan Peter Lee Sue Searles Barbara Brownlow
Narelle Green Jacelyn Bebb Pat Marshall
Endessa Schrader
Warren Apps
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
.The 128th Annual Maclean Show will be held on Tuesday, 28th and Wednesday,
29th April 2020 and I take this opportunity to thank and congratulate the
Committee and members of the Maclean Show Society for their continued
commitment in maintaining the high standard set by previous committee members.
Visitors and competitors are very welcome and given fine weather I am sure we
will all be witness to some excellent displays and competitions including Flower
displays and Floral art, Photography, Arts & Crafts (come see the new beadwork
and jewellery section!), Special schools display, Home and farm produce, Sugar
Cane, Poultry, Trade displays and of course the Cattle and Horse events are a
must.
A special thank you must go to all business houses and certain individuals for their
generous sponsorship and donations and a mighty thank you to the wonderful
volunteers, all of whom contribute to a successful Show.
I wish the Junior & Senior Showgirl entrants success
in their quest to become the next Maclean Showgirl.
Brian Ferrie (President)
ARE YOU A MEMBER OF OUR SOCIETY?
IF NOT, WHY NOT JOIN!
Annual membership $30
THANK YOU
The Maclean Show Society would like thank Membership entitles you:
those whose assistance and generosity Admission to Tuesday & Wednesday of the show for 2 adults and 3 children
have made this publication possible. school age
Thanks to all our sponsors and local The right to attend all special meetings, the Annual General meeting and to vote
on matters concerning the Society. Please ring the Secretary 0429 106 988 for
business donations, for without your a form or visit our website for a form www.macleanshow.org.au
support the Maclean Show could not
continue to function.
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SHOW FEATURES A SPECIAL THANKYOU TO ALL OUR
TUESDAY 2020 SPONSORS
POULTRY SHOW: in the ‘Charles Ryan Pavilion’ Tuesday & Wednesday
SHOWJUMPING: Tuesday & Wednesday
Old MacDonald’s Farm. Display of Vintage machinery, Maclean Pipe Band,
horse events, showjumping, the snake man will be back,
HORSE RING EVENTS
SUGAR CANE/FINE ARTS/PHOTOGRAPHY
FLOWERS/SCHOOLS DISPLAYS/FARM & GARDEN
WEDNESDAY
OLD McDONALD’S FARM ANIMAL NURSERY (12noon to 7pm) sponsored
by Maclean Vet Clinic: adjacent to the main pedestrian entrance on
Wednesday 12noon to 7pm
Harness Racing
GRAND PARADE, OFFICIAL OPENING & ANNOUNCEMENT OF
MACLEAN SHOWGIRLS: in the main arena on Wednesday at 6pm,
WOODCHOPPING 6.30pm (old beef cattle ring)
FARMERS CHALLENGE 6.30pm in the main arena
HLS TRICK RIDING 6.45PM
MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER SHOW 7.15pm
FIREWORKS 8.30pm
DEMOLITION DERBY 8.45pm
All times are subject to change
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A SPECIAL THANKYOU TO ALL OUR SHOW ADMISSION FEES: ADULT CHILD CONCESSION
Tuesday $7 $5 $5
2020 SPONSORS Wednesday $15 $8 $8
Wednesday only —family ticket $40
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
$30—2 adults & 3 children school age (forms available on our
website or from Secretary at Maclean Show Office on Monday 27th April 2020
SPECIAL NOTICE
➢ The Committee’s decision in all matters of dispute shall be final.
➢ Any dogs/cats brought onto the ground must be under strict control and will be
the responsibility of the owner.
➢ The Show is conducted under the rules and regulations of the North Coast
Agricultural Societies Association as adopted by this Society.
➢ All protests must be accompanied by a fee of $50 and in the event of the
Committee upholding the protest the fee will be refunded.
➢ The Committee reserves the right to cancel any event in this schedule and
reduce the prize money in the event of adverse weather or unforeseen
circumstances causing a loss financially.
➢ Judges may withhold any prize if they are of the opinion that there is not
sufficient merit to justify an award.
➢ All district classes are limited to exhibits owned and domiciled within the North
Coast Agricultural Societies Association Group 1 area.
All competitors compete entirely at their own risk.
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PAVILION REGULATIONS
While the committee will take every possible precaution under the circumstances
to ensure the safety of articles sent to the exhibition, they wish it to be distinctly
understood that the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them and
should any article be lost or stolen the Committee will not hold themselves
responsible.
Neither the Society nor stewards will be responsible for entries or containers etc.
left after the Show.
Prize money is the exhibitor’s responsibility to collect. Any prize money unclaimed
30 days after the show will be paid back into the Society’s account.
Cash prizes can be collected on Wednesday, after winners are known.
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SECTION 11 – PHOTOGRAPHY — FOR AMATEURS ONLY
Entry $1. 1st prize $25 voucher, 2nd prize $5 voucher
➔ Entries will be accepted on Monday 27th April from 9am – 11am.
➔ Exhibits may be collected on Thursday, 30th April from 8am till
noon.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF N.S.W.
LAND ROYAL EASTER SHOWGIRL CONTEST RULES
1. All prints must be owned by the author, with name, section and class on the back.
The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW is seeking a rural ambassador 2. Glass mounted prints will NOT BE ACCEPTED.
between the ages of 15 to 17 (Junior) & 18 to 24 years (Senior) to 3. Prints MUST be mounted on firm cardboard with the boarder
represent her district at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. no more than 20mm larger than the print.
4. Commercial prints accepted
5. All care will be taken, but the society will not be responsible for any loss or damage.
6. The judges decision is final.
Photographs from traditional 35mm film, original digital, or digital manipulated
images will all be considered equally. (Digital photography has evolved to a point
where it is not only the dominant photographic format, but often it is impossible to
gauge if a photograph has been shot on film or digital, manipulated or not.)
The winners of the will receive cash and other gifts and the Senior
Showgirl will qualify for the Zone finals to be held in 2021 1. OPEN—any subject
Judging will be at a time and place to suit the contestants. 2. PORTRAIT—the subject must occupy more than 50% of the print
3. AGRICULTURE/RURAL/WILDLIFE
Sponsors are Kulabytara Hairdressing Salon, Maclean 4. WATER SCENE - eg; beach, river or ponds etc.
Harvey’s Jewellers, Grafton
Ammo JUNIOR
Endessa’s Beauty Spot 5. OPEN any subject
Spar, Maclean 6. AGRICULTURE/RURAL/WILDLIFE
Ta Chelles, Maclean 7. WATER SCENCE - beach, river or ponds etc.
All enquiries please contact Nicole Cowlling Co-ordinator 8. PORTRAIT—the subject must occupy more than 50% of the print.
0438 170 595
Proudly sponsored by
THE YAMBA PHOTO STORE
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SECTION 9—ART
Entry $1. 1st prize $3 unless otherwise specified, 2nd prize $2 A SPECIAL THANKYOU TO ALL OUR
➔ Entries must be equipped for hanging, with age on back of artwork for school
➔
age entrants.
Entries will be accepted up to 11am on Monday, 27th April 2020.
2020 SPONSORS
➔ Exhibits may be collected Thursday 30th April 2020, from 8am till noon.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from the office.
ADULTS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENT
1. Drawing 5. Drawing 8. Drawing
2. Water Colour 6. Water Colour 9. Painting $5prize
3. Oil/Acrylic $5prize 7. Oil/Acrylic $5prize
4. A piece of artwork by an Indigenous Artist $10 to the OVERALL WINNER of
Art & Craft for people with Special Needs the Adults, High & Primary
School Student. The Art Section is
10. Drawing or Painting $10 to the OVER-
ALL WINNER Of sponsored by the Lower Clarence
11. Woodwork the Art & Craft for
Special Needs Arts Group
12. Mosaic
13. Any item not mentioned
SECTION 10—LEGO
Entries must be exhibitors own design and
MUST BE MOUNTED on a firm platform or board.
Entry $1. 1st prize sponsored by Toyworld Maclean, 2nd prize $3
➔ Entries will be accepted up to 11am on Monday, 27th April 2020.
➔ Exhibits may be collected Thursday 30th April, and up till 11am.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office.
1 0 - 3 years
2 4 - 7 years
3 8 - 12 years
4 12 - 16 years
5 Open age group
Sponsored by Toyworld Maclean
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SECTION 5 – FLOWERS
Entry fee $1 1st $3, 2nd $2 unless otherwise stated
➔ Exhibits will be accepted from 8am to 11am on Monday 27th April 2020.
➔ Exhibits can be collected on Thursday 30th April 2020 between 8am & 12noon.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office.
SOME BASIC POINTS FOR EXHIBITION—THE MOST IMPORTANT POINT IS TO READ
$10 All Champions prizes, Most successful exhibitor $10 on basis of 1st
3points, 2nd 1point.
Supreme champion exhibit $20—decided from items 1—72
Champion ribbons will ONLY be awarded if there are more than 3 entries
in a section.
THE SCHEDULE WORDING AND RULES CAREFULLY
If you have any doubts regarding a certain class, it is better to inquire before the show by
phoning an experienced exhibitor. Roz Higgins 66460235.
Pot plant containers must be clean and dry, plants to be benched in the pot they are
growing in. No fancy pots or saucers except in novelty container section—e.g. exhibitors
could use a tea cup and saucer.
NOTE: No asparagus, fishbone ferns or declared succulent weeds (mother of millions) or
mother-in-laws tongue will be accepted.
Champions to be awarded to Chrysanthemum, Dahlia, Single Gerbera, Double
Gerbera, Rose, Pot Plant, Orchid
All Champion prizes paid by Maclean Show Society
CHRYSANTHEMUMS GERBERA
1. 6 different chrysanthemums, 1 stem of each 15. Gerbera single, 3 all different
2. 3 dark chrysanthemums cut from same plant 16. Gerbera single, 1
We would also like to take this opportunity to also say
3. 3 white chrysanthemums cut from same plant 17. Gerbera double, 3 all different
4. 3 yellow chrysanthemums cut from same plant 18. Gerbera double 1
thank you to the following people and businesses for their
5. 3 pink chrysanthemums cut from same plant generous support and sponsorship;
ROSES, flowers only, no buds attached
6. 3 green chrysanthemums cut from same plant
7. 3 two tone or bi-colour chrysanthemums cut
19. Roses, 3 all different Heart of Space Chris Muldoon
from same plant
8. 3 mauve chrysanthemums cut from same plant
20. Rose, white 1
21. Rose, variegated or bi-colour
Clarence Canegrowers The Castle Family
9. Quilled or Spider 1 stem 22. Rose, 1 tight bud, just showing colour
of petals
Beth Sonter Joyce Watson
10. Anemone centred 1 cut
11. Dahlias, 3 different 23. Rose, yellow 1
24. Rose buff coloured or deep cream 1
Amie Want - Champions Choice Browbands
DAHLIAS 1 stem, 1 flower no buds attached 25. Rose, apricot 1 Lower Clarence Arts & Craft Association
26. Rose in 3 stages from same bush (tight
bud, open bud, part opened flower)
12. Dahlia, cactus 1 27. Rose red 1
13. Dahlia decorative 1 28. Rose pink 1 THANKYOU
29. Rose floribunda 1
14. Dahlia pom pom, or mini decorative 1
30. roses all different 6
31. Rose Heritage or David Austen 1
32. Roses Heritage or David Austen 3
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HANDICRAFTS FLOWERS & FOLIAGE 66. Dendrobium intermediate
67. Phalaenopsis
46 Decorated card $5 prize 33. 6 different coleus
68. Paphiopedilum
47 Handmade bag $5 prize 34. 6 different flowers, any kind
69. Miscellaneous Orchid
48 Pretty cushion 35. A bunch of native flowers and foliage
49 Bed socks 36. 6 different types of foliage JUNIOR—FLORAL ART
50 Article hand done appliqué 37. 1 Grevillea flower with foliage attached
70. A cup and saucer design.
51 Tea cosy knitted or crochet 38. 1 Banksia flower with foliage attached
An arrangement using a cup & saucer in any position
52 Novelty article 39. 1 Strelitzia
$5 prize
53 Article from scrap or recycled material 40. Heliconia 1 cut
71. A floral carpet. A design in a firm flat base, using
54 Woodwork (any article) $5 prize 41. Any other flower
damp sand or oasis foam to hold plant material in
55 Piece of work by exhibitor over 70 years $5 prize 42. Any other native flower
place. No sand or foam should be seen.
56 Knitted or crocheted toy 43. A bunch of flowers and foliage
72. A necklace using fruit/vegies/nuts etc. On a non
57 Fancy covered Coat hanger 44. 6 different crotons
perishable string.
58 Framed Diamond Painting 45. Carnation, single or spray type
59 Fridge Towel knitted or crochet 46. 6 different salvias NOVICE - FLORAL ART never won a prize
60 Stumpwork 47. A bunch of mixed Crucifix orchards
61 Any other article 73. Design for giving, a presentation basket 2/3s of
48. Cacti 1 plant
Champion $10 Spotlight voucher the handle must be showing to enable the design to
be carried. The design must be well balanced.
POT PLANTS
74. A picnic supper. A design using any basket ware
49. Bromeliad any variety container suitable for use at a picnic. Accessories
HANDICRAFT - JUNIOR SECTION 50. Collection of Succulents must NOT predominate, tablecloth may be used as a
51. Succulent, Rosette Type )Echevenia, Dud- drape $5 prize.
leya, 75. All the same. A design using ONE type of flower
62 Item of hand sewing $5 prize
Aeonium etc) only. Can be or more colours.
63 Item of machine sewing $5 prize
52. Suculent sedum No accessories allowed $5 prize.
64 Article of patchwork
53. Succulent, blue or grey foliage (Seneccio, 76. Arrangement featuring roses.
65 Woodwork/Metalwork $5 prize
Cotyledon etc) 77. Design using moss, bark and flowers
66 Framed diamond painting
54. Maiden hair fern 78. Arrangement in a boot.
67 Any item not mentioned - bring it in
55. Rex Begonia OPEN—FLORAL ART—NON
56. Begonia in flower PROFESSIONAL
24 River Street
Maclean NSW 2463 57. Pot plant in flower 79. Driftwood & flowers. A design with a piece of
Phone/fax: 02 66452299 58. Cordyline driftwood as a main feature.
59. Carnivorous plant (venus fly trap, pitcher 80. An arrangement using leaves and foliage.
81. Song title - to be named. An arrangement depict-
plant, sarracenia etc)
ing a title of a song.
60. Caladium 82. Best arrangement bowl of flowers, suitable for a
61. Anthurium dining table.
62. Foliage plant (Philodendron, Alocasia,
Amazonica, Maranta etc) OPEN—FLORAL ART—
PROFESSIONAL
63. African violet in flowers
83. Driftwood & flowers. A design with a piece of
64.Cattleya driftwood as a main feature.
84. An arrangement using leaves and foliage
85.Songtitle– to be named. An arrangement depicting
ORCHIDS a title of a song.
86. Best arrangement bowl of flowers, suitable for a
65.Vandceous type
dining table.
22 IF YOU CAN HELP A THE SHOW PLEASE
CALL NARELLE GREEN 0401614314
A SPECIAL THANKYOU TO ALL OUR 19 Duchess set in fine thread $5 prize
20 Duchess set in coarse thread $5 prize
2020 SPONSORS 21 3 Doilies or centre pieces fine thread (3 different)
22 3 Doilies or centre pieces coarse thread (3 different)
23 Table cloth
24 Article of Filet crochet
25 Any other article
Champion $10 Spotlight voucher
EMBROIDERY
26 Framed Cross stitch - $5 prize
27 Article creative embroibery
28 Framed tapestry
29 Article of ribbon embroidery
30 Article wool embroidery
31 Article smocking
32 Candle wicking - traditional cream on cream
33 Candle wicking using coloured threads
34 Any other article
Champion $10 Spotlight voucher
MACHINE WORK
35 Machine made garment
36 Article of machine embroidery
PATCHWORK
37 Article of machine appliqué
38 Quilt - $25 voucher
39 Cot Quilt - $25 voucher
40 Cushion - $25 voucher
41 Table runner - $25 voucher
42 Patchwork wall hanging $25 voucher
43 4 Placemats
44 Patchwork bag
45 Any other article
Champion $10 Spotlight voucher
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Entry $1. First prize $3, second prize $2 unless otherwise specified.
➔Exhibits will be accepted on FRIDAY 24th April 2020 from 8am – 11am.
➔HANDICRAFTS TO BE JUDGED ON SUNDAY, 26TH April 2020.
➔Exhibits may be collected THURSDAY 30th April 2020, between 8am & 11am
(stewards will be present to check out exhibits but no responsibility will be taken) .
➔All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office
➔All exhibits must be finished articles and must be the work of the exhibitor.
Duchess sets, centre pieces and table runners to be mounted on cardboard. Machine
knitted exhibits may not compete with hand knitted exhibits.
An exhibit entered in the wrong class will be transferred at the discretion of the
Chief Stewardess. Garments must be new and in 2019/2020 style – baby wear must
be suitable to be worn by a baby. No article will be accepted in any class where it
has been successful for two (2) years previously. The Society reserves the right to
display only exhibits for which space permits.
HAND KNITTED IN WOOL, WOOL BLEND OR ACRYLIC
1 Hand knitted Infant garment
2 Hand knitted Childs garment
3 Hand knitted Adults garment—$5 prize
4 Pair baby booties
5 Baby shawl
6 Knitted Rug—$5 prize
7 Scarf or beanie
8 Infants layette
9 Any other article not mentioned
Champion $10 Spotlight voucher
CROCHET IN WOOL, WOOL BLEND OR ACRYLIC
10 Baby shawl
11 Infants Layette
12 Baby Booties
13 Knee Rug $5 prize
14 Ladies handkerchief - crocket edge
15 Baby dress
16 Any other article not mentioned
CROCHET IN FINE OR COARSE THREADS
Doilies to be maximum 25cm diameter. Centre pieces to be larger than
25cm diameter.
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20SECTION 6 – DOMESTIC
Entry fee $1 1st prize $3, 2nd prize $2 unless otherwise stated
➔ All exhibits will be received up to 11am Monday 27th April 2020.
➔ Exhibits may be collected on THURSDAY 30th April 2020 8am
to 12 noon.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office.
➔ Exhibits in all classes to be the preparation of exhibitor and
homemade. Novice–an exhibitor who has not won a first prize in a
similar class at any previous show. Special attention is directed to
the conditions attached to special prizes, and any infringement will make
exhibits liable to disqualification. All cakes to be 1/4lb or 125 gms unless
otherwise stated.
Patty cakes and muffins—to be cooked in tin NO PAPERS
Top iced only (no icing on sides)
Ring tin only permitted where specified
JUNIOR SECTION—12yrs & under.
1 Chocolate cake –ring tin –top iced $5
2 2 Patty cakes 3 —iced and decorated (cooked in tin—NO papers)
3 Cake decorated for special occasion $5
4 Pikelets, 4
5 Plate decorated Arrowroot biscuits, 4
Overall winner of Junior Section
6 Chocolate Brownies 12yrs & under sponsored by
Ace Variety Discounts
7 Plain Biscuits—($5 sponsored by Nancy
Brown)
JUNIOR SECTION—13yrs to 17yrs.
8 Patty cakes—iced (cooked in tin—NO papers)
9 Sliced cooked any variety
10 Butter cake—iced top only ($5 sponsored Nancy Brown)
11 Chocolate cake—iced top only—NO RING TIN ($5 sponsored Nancy Brown)
12 Special Occasion cake—iced and decorated ($5 sponsored Nancy Brown)
13 Carrot cake—Top iced only ($5 sponsored by Nancy Brown)
Junior Champion Food Competition
13yrs to 17yrs sponsored by
Nicholsons Fine Foods Yamba
12OPEN SECTION
15 Plain sponge (jam filled)
FAMILY CHALLENGE
Come on all the family cooks out there. Make this a fun competition with
family members and friends to see who can cook the best Custard Powder
Sponge. All you have to do is the follow the recipe below and you could win
1st $150.00., 2nd $50 Come on and have a go!
16 Custard Powder Sponge - recipe to be followed
4 eggs, 2/3 cup caster sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1/3 cup custard powder, 2/3 cup
plain flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder.
Directions - Beat eggs, sugar and vanilla until fluffy and light cream in colour.
Sift dry ingredients together. Gently fold into egg mixture. Evenly divide
mixture into 2 well greased sandwich tins. Bake 20 mins in moderate oven 180
degrees. Fill with jam and mock cream. ($150 first prize, $50 second prize)
17 Muffins, 3 (any variety)
18 Butter cake—iced (top only)
19 Orange cake—iced (top only)
20 Carrot cake—iced (top only)
21 Marble cake—iced (top only) - $5 prize
22 Chocolate cake—iced (top only) made by a lady
23 Chocolate cake—iced (top only) made by a man
(Chocolate cakes should not contain bicarb-soda)
23 Banana cake—iced (top only)
24 Loaf Banana Bread
25 Swiss Roll - Jam filled
26 Date and Nut Loaf
Open Champion Food Competition
27 Fruit cake any receipe sponsored by
28 Boiled fruit cake—250gms $10 Nicholsons Fine Foods Yamba
prize
29 ASC rich fruit cake—as per recipe supplied (on page 16) -$20 prize
30 Patty Cakes—iced 3 cooked in tin
31 Fruit slice—cooked in 4 pieces
32 Slice - any variety
1333. Ginger nuts 4 SECTION 7 – FARM AND HOME GARDEN
CONFECTIONERY Entry $1. First prize $3, second prize $2, 3rd card only unless otherwise specified.
34 Jam drops, 4 ➔ Exhibits will be accepted up to 11am Monday 27th April 2020
35. Monte Carlo biscuits 4 58 Homemade Chocolates ➔ Exhibits may be collected on THURSDAY 30th April 2020 between 8am to 11am
36. Anzac biscuits 4 59 Homemade Marshmallows ➔ Exhibitors should notify stewards if they do not wish to collect their exhibits.
➔ All prize money can be collected on Wednesday from Office.
36a. Biscuits any other variety 60 Homemade Coconut Ice ➔ All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor, except novelty classes
37. Shortbread 4 61 Homemade Rocky Road Now located in the Tea Pavilion
38. Scones plain 4 62 Homemade any other variety sweets
39. Scones sweet 4
40. Scones pumpkin 4 1 Gramma, any shape 29 Passionfruit, small 3 55 Mignonette lettuce 1
41. Fruit pudding, boiled $10 prize 2 Maize any variety, 6 cobs 30 Passionfruit, large 3 56 Oak leaf lettuce
42. Fruit pudding steamed in pudding 3 Maize any variety, shelled, 2kg
31 Paw Paw, 2 57 Cos lettuce
basin $10 prize 4 Potatoes, white skin, 2kg 58 Coral lettuce
32 Pineapple, 2
5 Potatoes, red skin, 2kg
BREAD 33 Persimmons 3
59 Onions, 3 tops to be attached
6 Squash, hybrid potkin 60 Peas in pod, 500g
43 1 plain loaf 34 Any other fruit, named
7 Squash, any other variety 61 Radish, 6 tops to be attached
44 1 Wholemeal loaf 35 Collection of fruit, 1 of each,
8 Sweet potatoes, white, 2kg 62 Rhubarb, 6 stalks leaves attached
labeled and displayed
9 Sweet potatoes, pink, 2kg 63 Spinach, 6 stalks
36 Peanuts, 250g
JELLIES, JAMS, CHUTNEYS, PICKLES 10 Sweet potatoes, orange 2kg 37 Macadamias, 12
64 Tomatoes, red, 3
11 Table pumpkin, Queensland 65 Tomatoes, yellow, 3
All jellies, jams, chutneys and pickles to blue
38 Beans, French, 500g
be in screw top jars of no less than 39 Beans, Climbers, 500g
66 Zucchini marrow, 500g
250gms (all logos must be removed from 12 Table pumpkin, butternut 67 Any other vegetable, named
lids). All lids should be loosened 40 Beetroot, 3,
13 Jap pumpkin
before delivery to stewards. tops to be attached 68 Selection of herbs
45 Jelly 1 bottle (Any variety) 14 Jarrahdale pumpkin 41 Broccoli, 1 69 Collection of vegetables, 1 of each,
46 Relish 1 bottle (Any variety) 15 Vegetable marrow any variety labeled and displayed
42 Cabbage, 1 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2
47 Pickles 1 bottle (Any variety) 16 Banana, hybrid, 1 hand
43 Capsicum, 3
70 Novelty by a junior, to be made from
48 Chutney 1 bottle (Any variety) 17 Banana, lady finger, 1 hand
44 Carrots, 3, vegetables, fruit and cereals (toothpicks
49 Grape jam 1 bottle 18 Grapefruit, 3 tops to be attached allowed) to be named
71 Novelty by a senior, to be made
50 Melon jam 1 bottle any variety 19 Guava, 3 45 Cauliflower, 1
from vegetables, fruit and cereals
51 Marmalade 1 bottle any variety 20 Lemons, common, 3 46 Collection of chillies (toothpicks allowed) to be named
1st prize $5, 2nd prize $2
52 Plum jam 1 bottle 21 Lemons, Lisbon or Eureka, 3 47 Choko, 3
53 Tomato sauce 1 bottle 22 Lemons, Myer, 3 72 Eggs 6 large
48 Sweet corn, 3 cobs
54 Rosella jam 1 bottle 23 Lemonade, 3 49 Cucumbers, long white, 3 73 Duck Eggs 6
55 1 bottle any other variety jam 24 Limes, 3 50 Cucumbers, long green, 3 74 A bunch of Soya beans
56 Lemon butter 1 bottle 25 Mandarins, 3 51 Cucumbers, crystal salad, 3
57 Passionfruit butter 1 bottle 26 Monsterio Delicio, 3 52 Shallots, 1 bunch
27 Orange, navel, 3 53 Garlic Champion Farm Produce
28 Orange, common, 3 54 Lettuce, 1 ribbon
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RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants
Here’s what you need:
250g (8oz) sultanas 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
250g (8oz) chopped raisins 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
250g (8oz) currants 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
125g (4oz) chopped mixed peel 250g (8oz) butter
90g (3oz) chopped red glace cherries 250g (8oz) soft brown sugar
90g (3oz) chopped blanched almonds 1/2 teaspoon lemon essence OR
1/3 cup sherry or brandy finely grated lemon rind
250g (8oz) plain flour 1/2 teaspoon almond essence
60g (2oz) self raising flour 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence
4 large eggs
Here’s what you do:
Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy,
cover and leave for at least 1 hour (overnight is preferred).
Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter, sugar and
the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition,
then alternately add the fruit and flour mixture. Mix thoroughly. The
mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.
Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a
slow oven for approx. three and half to four hours. Allow the cake to cool in
the tin.
NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the
raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces.
WINNERS at Country Shows will each receive a cash prize of $10 and will be
required to bake a second ‘Rich Fruit Cake’ in order to compete in a semi-
final to be conducted by each of the 14 groups of the Agricultural Societies
Council of N.S.W. The fourteen winners at Regional Level will each receive a
cash prize of $10 and are required to bake a third ‘Rich Fruit Cake’ for the
Final Judging at the Royal Easter Show where the winner will receive a cash
prize of $50.
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