2022 HOME INDUSTRY SCHEDULE - Wanaka A&P Show
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Working for 11-12 March
a sustainable
future
2022
85th SHOW
HOME
INDUSTRY
SCHEDULE
For all tickets & info visit wanakashow.co.nz
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS | 1
COVID 19
STAY HOME IF YOU’RE
UNWELL
Play it safe. Stay home if you’re
feeling unwell. If you have
symptoms of COVID-19, get tested.
See information about the common
COVID-19 symptoms and who to
contact to talk about whether you
need a test.
USE BASIC HYGIENE
Basic hygiene measures include:
good hand hygiene, cough and
sneeze etiquette, avoid touching
your face, and clean surfaces.
• Wash your hands with
WANAKA
soap and water often (for at
least 20 seconds) and dry A&P SHOW
thoroughly. Use an alcohol-
based sanitiser and rub hands
together if soap and water is
SUSTAINABILITY
unavailable.
• Cough or sneeze into your
The Upper Clutha A&P Show is working towards
elbow or cover your mouth
becoming more sustainable by reducing our waste
and nose with tissues. Put
and recycling volume by implementing the following
them in a bin immediately.
sustainability guidelines:
• Avoid touching your face,
including your eyes, nose or
mouth if your hands are not • No single use coffee cups
clean. Surfaces may have • No single-use plastic bottles – We are
infectious dropletsa. encouraging food stall holders to provide
• Clean surfaces regularly. beverages in aluminium cans and we will be
This includes items providing water stations around the Show
frequently touch like door Grounds where drink bottles can be refilled.
handles and phones. • Food court sustainability hub – We will create a
sustainability hub at either end of the main food
KEEP A RECORD OF court that has signage educating people what
WHERE YOU HAVE BEEN goes into each bins.
• Compost – our sustainability hubs will include
If cases of COVID-19 are compost bins for food scraps to help reduce the
confirmed, we need to stop the amount of waste going in the rubbish bins.
spread. Keeping a record of your
movements will help the Ministry of These sustainable practices will be implemented over
Health to do contact tracing quickly three years and we will be strongly encouraging all
and efficiently. trade exhibitors abide by our sustainability guidelines.
Our goal is by 2024 the sustainability guidelines will
It is recommended you keep a become rules that all who attend the Show must
record of where you have been, adhere to
when you were there and who you
were with.
2 | Official Show Partner FARMLANDS
ALL ENTRY FORMS
ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE
www.wanakashow.co.nz/competitors
If you require a printed copy please email entries@wanakashow.co.nz
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS | 3
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Contact us today to discuss
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aspiring@vetent.co.nz
4 DOGS & PETS 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
DOGS AND PETS
sponsored by CLASS
ORIJEN PETFOODS 500 Best Pet Lamb or Goat or Cow or Alpaca
501 Best Pony
CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS 502 Most Unusual Pet
503 Best Caged Pet
Marshall: Judy Young p: 021 0235 5685
Steward: John Young c: 021 766 904 504 Jack Russell/Terrier
Judge: Melissa Thomson 505 Toy Dog, any breed or sex
Entry Fee: $1 506 Sporting Dog
Prize Money: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4; 4th $2 507 Labrador
REGISTRATION AT THE MT IRON ONLY- no postal 508 Non-sporting Dog
entries-entries MUST be done at Mt Iron Ring 509 Best Pet
BETWEEN 9.45am and 10.30am SATURDAY 12TH
510 Best in Show, judged by
MARCH 2022
Marshall and Steward
Pets must be handled by a child under 15 years.
SATURDAY 12TH MARCH 2022 TROPHY WINNERS FOR SECTION
All pets to be paraded for judging in
the Mt Iron Ring on Pembroke Park for FORTUNE TROPHY for the Best Child Dog Handler
prompt 10.45am start under 15 years old. Winners - 2006, H Shea +
Zoe; 2007, K Maluschnig; 2008, B Wilson; 2009, A
Thomson; 2010, N Faed; 2011, Lily Waters; 2012,
TROPHIES FOR SECTION Lily Waters; 2013, Hannah Cerecke, ‘Winnie the
FORTUNE TROPHY Pig’; 2014, Georgia Darby & ‘Lulu’; 2015, Roman
YOUNG CUP + $10 Alty & Eero; 2016, Charlize McKenna & Flash; 2017,
donated by JOHN & JUDY YOUNG Sienna Collins & Ben; 2018 Charlie Carran. 2019
Samantha Giddings. 2020 Scott Cochrane. 2021
Kasey Brooks.
SPECIAL PRIZES YOUNG CUP donated by Judy & John Young for
‘The Best in the Show’ at the Parade plus a $10
Dog Food sponsored by ORIJEN PETFOODS for cash prize. Winners – 2016, Eva & Moose the
dogs in classes 500-510 Rabbit; 2017, Cody Sherwin & Tilly the Shetland
Pony; 2018 Paige Boomsma & Pip the Terrier. 2019
CINEMA PARADISO voucher - Best Pet Penny Nicholson & Molly the Pup. 2020 Louie
W H GIBSON donates $10 cash – Best Child Dog Nikko & Emily the Duck. 2021 Emma Head & Zoe
Handler the Cat.
JOHN & JUDY YOUNG donate $10 cash along
with Young Cup
ORIJEN PETFOODS
504: Jack Russell/Terrier- 1st – 3rd Acana Cobb
Chicken & Greens
505: Toy Dog and breed or sex- Orijen Original
506: Sporting Dog- Acana Sport & Agility
507: Labrador- Acana Cobb Chicken & Greens
508: Non-sporting Dog- Orijen Original
Best Pet (if a dog) Orijen Original 11.4kg
Best In Show (if a dog) Orijen Original 11.4kg
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW DOGS & PETS 5
6 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
WELCOME TO HOME INDUSTRY
Convener: OPEN SECTION
Janice Dickey 0272511046
Baking
Committee: Craft
Jan Allen 0273310104 Creative Fibre
Jill Bruce 021330888 Embroidery
Lesly Stewart 0211370734 Flowers Blooms
Kate Norman 021864234 Flowers Roses
Liz Buggs 0220260527 Homebrew
Toni Hyslop 0277395046 Paintings
Sarah Allen 021397373 Patchwork
Vic Haydon 021585787 Photography
Preserves & Jams
This area includes photography, arts, crafts, Vegetables
flowers, paintings, homebrew, vegetables and
baking. It incorporates creations from our local
community with exhibitors of all ages.
The A&P Show is an excellent chance to exhibit HOME INDUSTRY THANKS
your work and there are some great prizes to
be awarded. We welcome your entries and look
AND IS VERY GRATEFUL
forward to receiving your exhibits. TO THE FOLLOWING
The Home Industry Pavilion is open to view all SPONSORS
exhibits from 9am on FRIDAY 11TH MARCH 2022.
Junior prize money can be collected on Friday MATUKITUKI SPONSOR
between 3.30-4.30pm; all other prize money can
be collected between 3.30-4.30 on Saturday and MACTODD, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND
Monday 9-12 noon. NOTARIES
All judging will take place on Thursday 10th March MEDITERRANEAN WHOLESALE MARKET
at 5.30.pm
PERRIAM
WANAKA PAPER PLUS
ORDER OF CONTENTS CARRICK WINERY
DONATIONS/SUPPORTERS
JUNIOR SECTION
ANN-LOUISE STOKES
Arts & Crafts
Baking MADELEINE REVELEY
Decorative ASPIRING QUILTERS
Photography
Vegetables CINEMA PARADISO
Paintings
School art – Display of work (from local schools & MRS M MCCARTHY MEMORIAL
home-schooled children) JAN ALLEN
FAMILY SECTION SHONA TURNOCK
Creation KAY CURTIS
LESLY STEWART
THE MATERIAL GIRLS
WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 7WANAKA ARTS SOCIETY COMPETITION INFORMATION
• Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a
WANAKA SECTION SERVICES RODERICK KEY
previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not
STU & RHONDA HURLEY eligible to compete.
• The Committee will not under any
LAKE HAWEA CONTRACTING LTD. circumstance hold itself responsible for any
WOOLS OF WANAKA loss, damage or mis-delivery of exhibits at
the Show.
MINARET STATION • Security staff will be on duty from Thursday
to Saturday. The pavilion is secured
PUZZLING WORLD
overnight.
WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD
COMPETITION RULES
LIZ MCRAE • All exhibits must be the work of the
exhibitor. This is an amateur competition.
• Definition of amateur: a person who
engages in an activity for pleasure rather
EXHIBITORS INFORMATION than financial benefit.
•
& GUIDELINES Entries will not be accepted from
commercial exhibitors.
• The Judge’s decision is final.
ENTRY OPTIONS; • Home Industry Prize Money can be
• Enter online at www.wanakashow.co.nz collected from the Home Industry desk
• Email entries to: • In the Pavilion from 3.30 - 4.30pm on
• homeindustrywanaka@outlook .com Saturday and no later than 11am on Monday
• Post entries to PO Box 79, Wanaka 9343 14th.
• Postal entries close on Monday 7th March or • There is no limit to the number of exhibits
• Bring forms to the Showground Pavilion you may enter in most sections. Unless
from 9am to 5pm, Monday 7th to Thursday stated otherwise.
10th March. • Please read each section carefully.
ALL ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4.30 pm THURSDAY 10th ADMISSION TO THE SHOW
MARCH 2022
For more information, please visit the website.
EXHIBIT TICKETS (CLASS & SECTION www.wanakashow.co.nz
NUMBER) DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
Exhibit Tickets are to be securely attached to the
Neither the organizers of the event to which
exhibits
these rules apply nor any agent, employee or
representative of these bodies accepts any liability
EXHIBITS for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to
• ALL EXHIBITS ARE TO BE WITH THE
horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles,
SECTION MARSHALL no later than 4.30pm
their contents and accessories or any other
THURSDAY 10th MARCH 2022
personal property whatsoever whether caused
• EXHIBITORS BRING ENTRIES THROUGH
by their negligence, breach of contract, or in any
GATE 5 ON THURSDAY
other way whatsoever.
• EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED FROM
3.30- 4.30pm on SATURDAY or MONDAY NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver
FROM 9am- 11am. This is the responsibility which would protect a facility owner, farmer,
of the exhibitor. employer or other person from liability should
• PAVILION DOORS CLOSE AT 4.30PM an accident occur as a result of neglect to take
THURSDAY FOR JUDGING all practicable steps. The facility owner, local
• ALL PERISHABLE EXHIBITS NOT authority or farmer etc. cannot “contract” out such
COLLECTED ON SATURDAY WILL BE responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability.
DISPOSED OF ON SATURDAY AT 4.30PM. All practicable steps have been taken by the
organizers to ensure your safety and we ask you to
take particular heed of hazard signs that have been
posted and avoid these areas.
Children must be always under adult supervision.
8 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWJUNIOR SECTION
YEAR 3-4
TROPHIES FOR Class 808 A card for your teacher
JUNIOR SECTION Class 809 Stamp made from a potato
MAUD GRAY & GWENITH BELOE Class 810 Make a jellyfish from a paper plate
MEMORIAL CUP Class 811 Sculpture made from milk bottle lids
JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP YEAR 5-6
COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP Class 812 Item made from clay,
pottery or plasticine
SPECIAL PRIZE SPONSORS Class 813 Construct a ball, any material
CINEMA PARADISO Class 814 Make a space rocket
max. 30cm x 20cm
PUZZLING WORLD
Class 815 Sculpture made from tin
Junior prize money can be collected on Friday cans 30cm x 20cm
between 3.30-4.30pm.
YEAR 7-9
All exhibits MUST be the work of the exhibitor.
Class 816 Create a hat any materials
Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Class 817 Lavender presented any way you wish
Upper Clutha A&P Show is not eligible to compete
Class 818 Item made from beads
Entry ticket must be securely attached to your Class 819 Sculpture made from toothpicks
exhibit.
All Junior Classes are judged on Thursday night. YEAR 10-13
Class 820 Item made from pressed flowers
Class 821 Decorated T shirt
JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS Class 822 Egg blown creation
Class 823 Sculpture using items
Steward: Jill Bruce 443 1151 from the riverbed
Judge: Fleur Kinsella
Entry Fee: 50c.
Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1 JUNIOR BAKING
PRESCHOOL Steward: Lee Davis p: 443 6436
Class 800 A5 finger painted picture Judge: Chelsea Norman
Class 801 Item made from Salt Dough Entry Fee: 50c.
Class 802 Make and decorate a butterfly Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1
Class 803 Sculpture using bubble wrap Exhibits must be on a round white paper plate
(18cm) and placed in a clear plastic bag. Entry
YEAR 0-2 ticket must be securely attached on top of the
Class 804 A5 picture featuring ribbons plate.
Class 805 Crown for a prince / princess
PRESCHOOL
Class 806 Make a caterpillar and decorate it
Class 830 3 emoji decorated wine biscuits
Class 807 Sculpture using egg cartons
Class 831 1 decorated mallow puff
YEAR 0-2
Class 832 3 emoji decorated wine biscuits
Class 833 1 decorated mallow puff
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 9YEAR 3-4 YEAR 3-4
Class 834 3 decorated wine biscuits Class 858 A house made from 1 shoe
Class 835 3 pieces of iced fudge cake box and lid, 30 x 25 cm
Class 836 3 rice bubble cakes Class 859 Creature made from vegetables, fruit
or berries. (Only toothpicks or kebab
YEAR 5-6 sticks to be used to attach materials)
Class 837 3 rice bubble cakes Class 860 Posey in an egg cup
Class 838 3 decorated cup cakes Class 861 A truck made from Lego
or plastic blocks
Class 839 3 chocolate chip biscuit
YEAR 5-6
YEAR 7-9
Class 862 A shoebox house with garden,
Class 840 3 pieces of chocolate brownie (base no larger than 30x25cm)
Class 841 3 decorated cup cakes Class 863 Creature made from vegetables, fruit
Class 842 3 chocolate fudge, or berries. (Only toothpicks or kebab
(uncooked and uniced) sticks to be used to attach materials)
Class 864 Posey in an egg cup
YEAR 10-13
Class 865 A plane made from Lego
Class 843 3 muffins, any variety
or plastic blocks
Class 844 3 decorated cupcakes
Class 845 3 pieces of fudge (cooked and iced)
JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
JUNIOR DECORATIVE Steward: Katrina Heyman 0211119774
Judge: Jen Corish
Steward: Bridget Gould/ Anna Bankshaw
Entry Fee: 50c
0275634343
Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1
Judge: Shona Sutherland / Lyn Richmond
• OWNERS NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE
Entry Fee: 50c ON THE BACK.
Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1 • Limit of 2 entries per person, per class.
• Photographs entered into Classes 870-889
PRESCHOOL are NOT to be manipulated through digital
or darkroom means.
Class 850 Decorated pinecone
• The following is acceptable:
Class 851 Creature made from vegetables, fruit • change from colour to black and white
or berries. (Only toothpicks or kebab in the Black and White class.
sticks to be used to attach materials) • All photographs are to be mounted onto A5
Class 852 Grass head creation size white card.
Class 853 A miniature garden in a • Photographs can be printed any size or
saucer (Nothing bigger than shape as long as the finished work is smaller
a bread & butter plate) than the A5 white card. Please leave a
minimum of a 5cm border.
YEAR 0-2 • Photographs can be printed at a camera
shop or a desktop printer, preferably on
Class 854 Decorate pinecone owl photographic paper.
Class 855 Creature made from vegetables, fruit
or berries. (Only toothpicks or kebab PRESCHOOL
sticks to be used to attach materials) Class 870 Anything goes
Class 856 Posey in an egg cup Class 871 Creatures Big & Small
Class 857 A house made from Lego Class 872 Weather
or plastic blocks. Base no
larger than 30x25cm Class 873 Kiwi Icon
10 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWYEAR 0-2 Open to Preschool – Year 13
All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.
Class 874 Anything goes
Exhibits must be on a round paper plate 23cm.
Class 875 Creatures Big & Small The entry ticket must be securely attached to the
Class 876 Weather top of the plate.
Class 877 Kiwi Icon
SPECIAL PRIZE
YEAR 3-4 Class 895 $15 donated by JAN ALLEN
Class 878 Anything goes
Class 879 Creatures Big & Small
PRESCHOOL TO YEAR 13
Class 895 Best collection of Vegetables
Class 880 Weather
Class 896 Funniest looking Vegetable
Class 881 Kiwi Icon
Class 897 Collection of wildflowers in a bottle
YEAR 5-6 Class 898 Biggest Pumpkin
Class 882 Anything goes
Class 883 Creatures Big & Small
Class 884 Weather SCHOOL ART
Class 885 Kiwi Icon
Steward: Jan Allen 0273 310 104
YEAR 7-9
No entry fee, no prizes, no judging.
Class 886 Anything goes
Class 887 Creatures Big & Small A display of art from local schools and home-
schooled children.
Class 888 Weather
Class 889 Kiwi Icon All art is to be at the Showground by 4pm Tuesday
8th March 2022.
YEAR 10-13 Names to be on the front.
Entries are to be entered in the Open Photography
Section. PRESCHOOL
Class 899 WORK OF THEIR CHOICE
(1 square metre per classroom). Art
must be strung ready for hanging.
JUNIOR VEGETABLES
YEAR 0 -13
Steward: Donella Osborne 0274087719 Class 900 OPEN TOPIC CHOSEN BY EACH
Judge: Dr Compost (aka Ben Elms) SCHOOL.
Work must be on paper NOT
Entry Fee; 50c
cardboard (A4 size).
Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 11THIS IS AN EDITABLE PDF FORM
2022 HOME INDUSTRY ENTRY FORM JUST FILL IN, SAVE & EMAIL
homeindustrywanaka@outlook.com
UPPER CLUTHA A&P SOCIETY Email: homeindustrywanaka@outlook.com WANAKA SHOW GST 51-997-786
85th ANNUAL SHOW Phone: 03 443 9561 P.O.BOX 79 NAIT NO: 480901
11th-12th MARCH 2022 Website: www.wanakashow.co.nz WANAKA 9343
ALL HOME INDUSTRY ENTRIES & EXHIBITS, JUDGES, MARSHALLS & STEWARDS TO ENTER THROUGH GATE NUMBER 5 Stone Street ON THURSDAY.
EXHIBITOR'S NAME SECTION CLASS NO & NAME FEESALL PRIZE MONIES WILL BE DIRECT CREDITED. Online banking –
PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR Upper Clutha A&P Society 06 0943 0019778 00 TOTAL $
NAME & BANK ACC NUMBER BELOW ref – Fee Payer Name & date of deposit
Tick if you are a first time exhibitor Please ensure ALL details are filled out below
Tick if you are a novice, 3 years or less Fee Payer’s Name
Postal Address
Postal entries close Monday 7th March 2022 or bring forms to the
Showground Pavilion from 9am to 5pm, Monday 7th to Thursday
Post Code
10th March. NO ENTRY ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY THE
APPROPRIATE FEE.
Daytime Telephone & or Cellphone
Email
Bank Account Number (for prize money payments)
Exhibitor declaration – The submission of my entries and or
participation in the competition(s), either written or by electronic
means, denotes that I have read and accepted the RAS and Host
Society Rules and regulations and the Society Conditions of Entry.
This also indemnifies the Host Society under the provisions of Health Exhibitor’s Name
and Safety in Employment Act 1992, and any amendments.
I have read and accept the Exhibitor Declaration
This is a legal document. The owner/parent/guardian signing or
authorising the entry must be 18 years or over Date Signature
(Signature required on printed form submission only)OPEN SECTION
TROPHIES FOR OPEN SECTION BAKING
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F CHALLENGE CUP Steward: Jan Allen 0273310104
MRS E.M STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY Judge: Ryan Adams
BELOE/TURNOCK CUP Entry Fee: $1
Prize Money: 1st $5, 2nd $3; 3rd $2.
JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
Exhibits must be on a round white paper plate and
MERINO SHOP, TARRAS, SILVER TRAY covered with clear plastic bag.
WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY
TROPHIES FOR BAKING
ROSEBOWL
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP
CUT FLOWERS CUP
MRS. E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY
NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY
BELOE/TURNOCK CUP
HELEN & ROB MATHEWSON CUP
JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
HOMEBREW CUP
IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS
Class 920 - 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA
W STUDHOLME CUP
TURNOCK
JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 921 - 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA
TURNOCK
Class 922 - 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA
FAMILY SECTION TURNOCK
Class 924 - 1st $20 cash donated by SHONA
Stewards: Home Industry Committee
TURNOCK for Most Points in all Baking
JUDGE: CELEBRITY JUDGE
Entry fee; $1
Prize money; 1st $5, 2nd $3, and 3rd $2 Class 910 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
Class 911 3 Pieces of Shortbread
SPECIAL PRIZE; Class 912 3 Afghan Biscuits
WANAKA NEW WORLD Voucher $150.00 Class 913 3 Melting Moments
Class 1104 Pet Basket using recycled and/ Class 914 3 Bliss Balls
or repurposed materials.
Class 915 3 Pikelets
Class 916 3 Sweet Muffins
Class 917 3 Pieces of Ginger Crunch
Class 918 3 Pieces of Tan Square
Class 919 3 Pieces of Uncooked Fudge
Class 920 1 Sultana Cake
Class 921 3 Savoury Crackers
Class 922 1 Gluten Free Cake
Class 923 3 Gluten Free Biscuits
Class 924 3 Meringues (uncreamed)
Class 925 A Cake (Any Flavour)
14 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWCRAFT EMBROIDERY
sponsored by sponsored by
WANAKA PAPER PLUS PERRIAM
Steward: Kelli McArthur 021776853 Stewards:
Judge: Prue Hollyer Wanaka Embroidery Guild 03 443 1151
Judge: Marilyn Morrison
Entry Fee: $1
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Entry Fee: $1
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous
Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous
compete. Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to
compete.
TROPHIES FOR CRAFT
TROPHIES FOR EMROIDERY
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS
MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY
Class 936 – Ist Prize $10 donated by KAY CURTIS
WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY
Class 938 – Most Points over Classes 929 to 939,
$10 donated by KAY CURTIS SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS
Most Points 940-949 $10 donated by WANAKA
Class 929 Article of woodwork/woodworking EMBROIDER GUILD in Memory of Mrs E L Blanc
technique up to 50cm Most Outstanding Article of Embroidery $10
Class 930 Article of handmade pottery – donated by WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD
hand built or thrown clay work.
Class 941 – 1st Prize $10 donated by KAY CURTIS
Class 931 Upcycled Craft - make something
new from something old. Class 943 – 1st Prize $10 donated by KAY CURTIS
Class 932 Homemade bunting using Class 945 – 1st Prize $10 donated by KAY CURTIS
any material/technique.
Class 948 - 1st Prize $10, WANAKA EMBROIDERY
Class 933 Sewn toy or animal
GUILD Prize - Aspinall Swift Award
suitable for children.
Class 934 Homemade article from
fabric for an adult. Class 940 Cushion, any medium
Class 935 Homemade article from incorporating embroidery
fabric for a child. Class 941 Cross stitch picture any
Class 936 Handmade item from paper, ie topic and design
scrapbook, card or sculpture. Class 942 Constructed item featuring
Class 937 Homemade holiday ornament, embroidery
ie Christmas, Easter Class 943 Embroidered article in counted thread
Class 938 Homemade scented candle. Class 944 Embroidered cloth, tray or table
Class 939 Painted/drawn/decorated white Class 945 Embroidered pin cushion
plate or mug using any medium
Class 946 Embroidered item featuring
Surface Stitching
Class 947 Embroidered item of Canvas work
Class 948 Themed Challenge featuring
embroidered flowers
Class 949 Any item of bead or
ribbon embroidery
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 15CREATIVE FIBRE Class 959 Hand knitted garment
for a baby (FLOWERS – BLOOMS FLOWERS – ROSES
sponsored by Steward: Rochelle Parkhill 02111650931
Judge: Dave Cannon
MACTODD, BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS & NOTARIES Entry Fee: 50c
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
Steward: Christine Thian 0272426234 Exhibitors where possible, name your rose(s), for
Judge: Sharon Arlidge the public’s benefit.
Entry Fee: 50c Definitions of classification of roses are as follows:
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 • An Exhibition rose is from half to three
quarters open.
All Cut Flower entries will be processed by the
• A Decorative rose is from one quarter to
Marshall at the Cut Flowers Section of the pavilion,
one half open.
from Thursday midday to 5pm.
• A Fully open rose is just that - at least three
Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor. quarter open.
• Retain foliage to roses. Definition of a
Please use green bottles if possible. ‘Bloom’ for roses: 1 rose on each stem.
• Stem or cluster: means more than one
TROPHIES FOR flower & including side buds.
• Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor.
FLOWERS - BLOOMS • Please use green bottles.
FLOWERS - BLOOMS CUT FLOWERS CUP
TROPHIES FOR
SPECIAL PRIZES
FLOWERS - ROSES
MARSHALS CHOICE FROM BLOOMS
$30 donated by PURVIS DAUGHTERS TRUST NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY
CUT FLOWERS CUP
Class 971 Dahlias, decorative, 3 blooms SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS
Class 972 Dahlias, cactus & semi
cactus, 3 blooms 1st $10 to Class 993. MRS M MCCARTHY
MEMORIAL PRIZE
Class 973 Dahlia, collection of 4 different types
Class 974 Any Other Dahlia, not Most points in Rose Classes - $50 voucher by
otherwise scheduled ANN-LOUISE STOKES
Class 975 Gladiolus - 1 spike; 3 or Marshall’s choice over classes 989-1009 - $30
more florets open donated by PURVIS DAUGHTERS TRUST
Class 976 1 head Hydrangea Class 989 Sally Holmes Rose
Class 977 3 stems of Sweet pea, any colour Class 990 Miniature rose - 3 cultivars, 1 vase
Class 978 3 Marigold blooms Class 991 Miniature rose - 1 cluster
Class 979 Bowl of floating Pansies or Viola Class 992 Floribunda rose - 1 stem, 3
Class 980 Collection of herbs, 6 or more, named or more florets open
Class 981 1 Single Bloom not scheduled Class 993 1 bloom, red
Class 982 1 Multi Bloom not scheduled Class 994 1 bloom, pink
Class 983 Collection of 6 different blooms Class 995 1 bloom, yellow
Class 984 Potted collection of succulents Class 996 1 bloom, white
Class 985 Potted Colour Class 997 1 bloom, cream
Class 986 Potted house plant Class 998 1 bloom, colour otherwise
unscheduled
Class 999 Perfumed rose - any variety
Class 1000 Fairy rose, cluster
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 17Class 1001 Heritage roses - 3 stems,
1 or more cultivars
HOMEBREW
Class 1002 David Austin roses - 3 stems, sponsored by
1 or more cultivars
Class 1003 Decorative bloom - 1, any CARRICK WINES
colour or cultivar
Class 1004 Fully open bloom - 1, any Steward: Kay Outram 03 443 6047
colour or cultivar Judge: Dave Telfer
Class 1005 Decorative bloom - 3, any Entry Fee: $2
colour or cultivar Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3
Class 1006 Exhibition bloom - 1, any No commercial labels to be left on bottle.
colour or cultivar
Use screwtops for all beer and ciders
Class 1007 Fully open bloom - 3, any
colour or variety Exhibits will be chilled prior to judging.
Class 1008 1 Stem single petalled rose - any
This is an amateur competition
colour or variety - 5 petals
Class 1009 Patio Rose
TROPHIES FOR HOMEBREW
THE HOMEBREW CUP
Class 1010 Home-made cider, sweet,
1 bottle labelled
Class 1011 Home-made cider, dry,1
bottle labelled
Class 1012 Ale, Pale (IPA) 1 bottle labelled
Class 1013 Ginger Beer, 1 bottle
Class 1014 Spirit, 1 bottle labelled
Class 1015 Home-made dark liqueur,
1 bottle labelled
Class 1016 Home-made cream liqueur,
1 bottle labelled
Class 1017 Home-made, clear liqueur
-1 bottle labelled
Class 1018 Home-made still wine
1 bottle labelled
Class 1019 Home-made sparkling
wine, 1 bottle labelled
18 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWPAINTINGS PATCHWORK
sponsored by Steward: Joyce Hogan 03 443 4696
Judge: Mathea Davnheimer
WANAKA ART SOCIETY
Entry Fee: $1
Steward: Vicki McRae 03 443 7052 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
Judge Jo Nimmo:
Please state quilt size on entry form.
Entry Fee: $1
All work must be done by the exhibitor.
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
Exhibit must not have been entered in previous
Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous
A&P Show's
Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to
compete.
TROPHIES FOR PATCHWORK
Drawings and Paintings must be original and
exhibitor’s own work. HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP
All exhibits must be able to be hung. MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR
TROPHIES FOR PAINTINGS
Most Points in Patchwork - $20 donated by
COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP ASPIRING QUILTERS
SPECIAL PRIZE & SPONSOR Class 1035 - $20 donated by ASPIRING QUILTERS
Class 1022 - Most outstanding Exhibit - $20
donated by THE MATERIAL GIRLS SELF QUILTED ITEMS
No quilt is to exceed 2 meters square.
Class 1020 Novice - those painting two years or Class 1030 Patchwork / Quilted wall hanging
less. Any medium on canvas or paper.
Class 1031 Patchwork Quilt, maximum size
Class 1021 Open Section - Oil or 2m - 1 quilt per exhibitor
acrylic, any subject.
Class 1032 Small Patchwork / Quilted
Class 1022 Open Section - Any works on items (under 1 metre)
paper, any subject, charcoal, pastel,
pencil, crayon, ink or watercolour. Class 1033 Patchwork item by a novice /
quilter who has not won a prize
Class 1023 School Age Children – any before who has been quilting
medium on canvas/paper no longer than 3 years.
Class 1034 Patchwork bag
Class 1035 Wool quilt or wall hanging
not exceeding 2 mtrs sq.
One entry per exhibitor
Class 1036 Patchwork cushion
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 19PHOTOGRAPHY PRESERVES & JAMS
Steward: Katheryn Liggins 0212530357 Steward: Louise Primrose (Sweet)
Judge: Jen Corish Steward: Lesly Stewart p: 443 7254 (Savoury)
Judge: Lea Wilkie
Entry Fee: $1 Judge: Catherine Attwell
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2
• OWNERS NAME AND PHONE NUMBER Entry Fee: $1
MUST BE ON THE BACK. Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd $3; 3rd $2
• Limit of 2 entries per person, per class.
• Photographs entered into Classes 1040- No more than 2 exhibits per class per person.
1043 are NOT to be manipulated through All jars to be labelled with name of berries and
digital or darkroom means. entry tickets attached.
• All photographs are to be mounted onto A4
size white card. All lids will be removed for judging.
• Photographs can be printed any size or
Contents judged not the jar.
shape as long as the finished work is smaller
than the A4 white card. Please leave a Definitions as given in University of Otago Bulletin.
minimum of a 5cm border. • A PICKLE is vinegar, salt, spices and sugar
• Photographs can be printed at a camera used to preserve vegetables, fruits or nuts,
shop or a desktop printer, preferably on eg gherkins, onions, walnuts, bread & butter
photographic paper. pickles.
• A RELISH: is a sour pickle with the vegetable
TROPHIES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY finely chopped, eg corn, tomato, cucumber
etc.
COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP • A CHUTNEY: is a sweet pickle being a
mixture of crushed fruit and vegetable
JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP
cooked with vinegar, sugar, and spices, eg.
tomato, peach, rhubarb etc.
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR
$50 cash most points over classes 1040-1044, TROPHIES FOR
donated by MADELEINE REVELY
PRESERVES & JAMS
CINEMA PARADISO
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP
MRS. E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL CUP
Class 1040 Layering
Class 1041 Kiwiana Icon IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP
Class 1042 Silhouette JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
Class 1043 Machinery
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS
$10 cash most points over classes 1050- 1057,
donated by LESLY STEWART
$10 cash most points over classes 1058- 1068,
donated by LESLY STEWART
Class 1050 Berry jam, any variety
Class 1051 Raspberry jam
Class 1052 Any variety of jam
Class 1053 Apricot jam
Class 1054 Jelly, fruit
Class 1055 Preserved fruit, any variety
Class 1056 Home-made lemon honey
Class 1057 Marmalade
20 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWClass 1058 Home-made Fruit Paste LTD for Most points in vegetables
Class 1059 Relish, any variety Class 1080 Cucumber
Class 1060 Pesto, home-made Class 1081 Beans, 5 pods any variety
Class 1061 Chutney, any variety Class 1082 3 Beetroot, any variety
Class 1062 Pickle, any variety Class 1083 3 Leeks
Class 1063 Pickled vegetables, one Class 1084 3 Carrots
or more vegetable Class 1085 3 Onions, white or brown
Class 1064 Home-made sauce, any variety Class 1086 3 Onions, red
Class 1065 Preserved beetroot, in screw top jar Class 1087 3 Potatoes, white, table
Class 1066 Homemade Cheese Class 1088 3 Potatoes, red, table
Class 1089 3 Parsnips
Class 1090 A collection of vegetables (Judged
VEGETABLES for variety and display, 1 per person)
Class 1091 3 Apples, any variety
sponsored by
Class 1092 3 Pears, any variety
MEDITERRANEAN Class 1093 A selection of fruit in a small basket.
WHOLESALE MARKET Class 1094 3 Tomatoes, ripe
Class 1095 A selection of tomatoes
Steward: Donella Osborne p: 0274087719 in a small basket
Judge: Dr Compost (aka Ben Elms)
Class 1096 5 Tomatoes ripe, cocktail,
Entry Fee: $1 cherry or grape
Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Class 1097 3 Zucchinis, yellow, green or black
All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor. Class 1098 3 Corn Cobs, any variety
Class 1099 Any unusual shaped vegetable
2 Entries per class per person.
Class 1100 Pumpkin, judged for quality or weight
BASKETS MUST HAVE HANDLES.
Class 1101 3 Sweet Capsicum, named (not chilli)
Exhibits to be on a round white small paper plate Class 1102 3 Garlic, (not elephant)
where possible and entry ticket must be securely
Class 1103 5 stalks Rhubarb
attached to the plate.
TROPHIES FOR VEGETABLES
STUDHOLME CUP
JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY
SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR
Class 1084 - $10 donated by LAKE HAWEA
CONTRACTING LTD
Class 1090 - $10 donated by LAKE HAWEA
CONTRACTING LTD
Class 1095 - $10 donated by LAKE HAWEA
CONTRACTING LTD
Class 1102 - $10 donated by LAKE HAWEA
CONTRACTING LTD
$10 donated by LAKE HAWEA CONTRACTING
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 21CUPS AND TROPHIES FOR JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
awarded to an exhibitor from outside the Upper
HOME INDUSTRY SECTION Clutha area for the most points in Baking,
Preserves & Jams. Winners - 2009, J Anderson;
2010, D Barkman; 2011,D Ballantyne; 2012, J
HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP for most
Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, A Smillie;
points in Baking, Craft, Creative Fibre, Embroidery,
2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, Andi Smillie; 2017 Andi
Patchwork, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1953 Mrs
Smillie; 2018 A Smillie; 2019-2020 Pam Nind; 2021
D T Anderson, 1954, Mrs L M Goodger; 1955-57,
P. Horner ;
Mrs B H Umbers; 1958, Miss Ironside; 1959-65, Mrs
Lawless; 1966, Mrs Burgess; 1967, Miss McCall; WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY awarded
1968, Mrs G Wilson; 1969, Mrs R Jones; 1970-71, for Most Points in Embroidery. Winners – 2009, V
Miss M McCall; 1972, Mrs E C Anderson; 1973-74, Garrett; 2010, J Bruce; 2011-12, J McIvor; 2013, V
Mrs M E Allison; 1975-77, A Urquhart; 1978, Miss M Brown; 2014-15, Jane McIvor; 2016, Velma Brown;
McCall; 1979, Mrs E King; 1980, Mrs J Robertson; 2017, Velma Brown; 2018 V. Brown; 2019-2020
1981-82, Miss M McCall; 1983, Miss E McMillan; Jane McIvor ; 2021 J. Bruce ;
1984-86, Miss M McCall; 1987-88, Mrs S Turnock;
1989-90, Miss M McCall; 1991, S Turnock; 1992, W STUDHOLME CUP for most points in
K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton; 1994, I M Darling; Vegetables. Winners - 1991-93, F Urquhart; 1994,
1995-97, L Overton; 1998-99, R Landreth; 2000, D G Pittaway; 1995, L Overton; 1996, F Urquhart;
Barkman; 2001, L Overton;2002-04, D Barkman; 1997, Mrs I Urquhart; 1998-99, L Overton; 2000-
2005, J Robertson; 2006-09, D Barkman; 2010 04, T Toogood; 2005, D Osborne; 2006, D Pricolo;
S. Manson; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2007, J Turnbull; 2008-11, D Pricolo; 2012, G Kerr;
2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, Jane McIvor; 2015, D 2013-14, D Osborne;
Ballantyne; 2016, L Overton; 2017, Robyn Bennett;
2015, L Buggs; 2016, Tony Poole; 2017, Liz Buggs;
2018-2020 L Overton; 2021 J Bruce ;
2018 L. Buggs; 2019-2021 J. Hogan
MAUD GRAY & GWENITH BELOE MEMORIAL CUP
JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY for winner
donated by Shona Turnock for most points in
of Class 1090, Vegetables: Winners - 1991, Hall
Junior Baking. Winners 2017; Pipi Horan / Rata
Family; 1992,P Cole; 1993, F Urquhart; 1994, Hall
Horan; 2018 A. Benson : 2019 Maggie Docherty/
family; 1995-96, B&R Hall; 1997, L Overton; 1998,
Amy Benson; 2020 Lucy Radford ; 2021 L.Radford ;
A Sidey; 1999, L Overton; 2000, N Matheson;
MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY donated 2001-02, L Overton; 2003-04, T Toogood; 2005,
by Merino Shop Tarras for most outstanding A McKenzie; 2006, D Pricolo; 2007, D Osborne;
fibre exhibit from Creative Fibre, Embroidery, 2008, N Matheson; 2009-11, D Pricolo; 2012, B
Patchwork and Sewing. Winners - 2004, L King; 2013-14, K Collins; 2015, D Osborne; 2016,
Cashen; 2005, J Bruce –(Embroidery); 2006, J Kay Collins; 2017, Lynley Ashe; 2018 K. Collins ; K.
McIvor; 2007, R Holland (Creative Fibre); 2008, Collins; 2019: 2021 L. Ash
G Drummond; 2009, S Allan; 2010, A Munro;
BELOE/TURNOCK CUP for most points in Baking.
2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J McIvor; 2013, S Allan;
Winners - 2001-03, A Napier; 2004, L Barkman;
2014, Suzanne Lane; 2015, J Mullins; 2016, Shirley
2005, J Anderson & L King; 2006-08, A Fahey;
Farquhar; 2017, Heather Kerr; 2018 A Turnbull;
2009, B Brady; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011, D
2019 C. Hyndham: 2020 Dot McKay; 2021 J Bruce
Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne;
MRS E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY 2014, Rena Cowie & Kathleen Sutherland; 2015,
awarded to a local exhibitor for the most points D Ballantyne; 2016, Kathleen Sutherland; 2017,
in Baking, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1989, Robyn Bennett; 2018 P.Winsloe & L. Overton;
Mrs S Turnock; 1990, Miss M McCall; 1991, S 2019-2020 L.. Overton; 2021 K. Shale ;
Turnock; 1992, K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton;
IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP for most points
1994, I M Darling; 1995-97, L Overton; 1998, R
in Preserves & Jams, donated by Grace and Lyn
Landreth; 1999, L Overton; 2000, D Barkman;
Overton. Winners - 2002-11, D Barkman; 2012,
2001, L Overton; 2002-08, D Barkman;2009, N
J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, Ruby Hall;
Dickey/L King; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011;
2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, Andi Smillie; 2017, Andi
K Sutherland; 2012, N Dickey/F Adcock; 2013,
Smillie; 2018 A. Smillie; 2019-2020 Liz Buggs; 2021
K Sutherland; 2014, Ruby Hall; 2015, R Bennett;
J. Bruce
2016, Kathleen Sutherland; 2017, Robyn Bennett;
2018-2020 L Overton; 2021 P. Vaughan
22 HOME INDUSTRY 85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWROSEBOWL donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre ELIZABETH IRONSIDE MEMORIAL TROPHY -
Group (formerly Spinners & Weavers) – for Winner of the Novice Flower Arrangement in Floral
most points in Creative Fibre; Winners – 1990, Design (formerly Decorative). Winners – 2003, P
J Robertson; 1991-93, P Plew; 1994-03, J Ward; 2005, K Davis; 2006-08, in recess; 2009,
Robertson; 2004, G Rowlands; 2005-07, J S McLean; 2010, J Anderson; 2011, n/a; 2012-13,
Robertson; 2008, H Kerr; 2009, B Chamberlayne; S Deuchrass; 2014, Alice Harris; 2015-16, not
2011, S Manson; 2012, G Rowlands; 2013, G awarded; 2017,not awarded
Rowlands; 2014, Betty Allan; 2015, G Rowlands;
2016, Betty Allan; 2017, Heather Kerr; 2018 B. THE HOMEBREW CUP for Most Points in
Allan; 2019-2021 A. McFarlane; Homebrew. Winners – 2012, R Holland/ G Kean;
2013, T Outram; 2014, Daniel Hyndman; 2015,
CUT FLOWERS CUP donated by Yeverley R Hall; 2016, not awarded; 2017 Harvey Kane;
McCarthy for most points in Cut Flowers, Blooms 2018 G. McKay; 2019-2020 Kathy Nicol; 2021 C.
& Roses. Winners – 1991, E Harris; 1992-94, R Lumsden ;
Colling; 1995-97, E Harris; 1998, A Rich; 1999, C
Humphrey; 2000, K Nimmo; 2001-09, V Garrett; COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP donated by Doughbin
2011, L McRae; 2012, L McRae /L Ives; 2013, V Bakery & Cafe for most points in all Yr 7 to Yr 13
Garrett; 2014-15, Lynley Ives; 2016, Liz McRae; Classes. Winners – 2002, J Pierce; 2003, P Ward;
2017, Shirley Deuchrass;2018 L. McRae; 2019 L. 2005, S Allen; 2006, V Anderson; 2007, F Woods;
McRae; 2020 K. Nicol ; 2021 L.McRae 2008-11, S Bruce; 2012-13, K Millis; 2014, Holly
Wigg; 2015, B Fraser; 2016, Rata Horan; 2017, Rata
NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY donated Horan; 2018 S. Walsh; 2019 Amy Benson & Maggie
for overall SUPREME ROSE, Cut Flowers, Roses. Docherty: 2020 Cody Brett ; 2021 Lucy Radford ;
Winners – 1999, C Taylor; 2000, S Rich; 2001, L
Pannett; 2002, M Snow; 2003, L Graves; 2004, L JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP donated by Mrs A
Chave; 2005, C Wigg; 2006-08, R Fegan; 2009, Allison for most points in all Junior Classes,
L Dale; 2010, L McRae; 2011, J Mulholland; 2012, Preschool to Yr 6. Winners 1990-92, S Jopson;
J Bruce; 2013, H Mathewson; 2014, Ann Scanlan; 1993, J Taylor; 1994, S Gillespie; 1995, J Shaw;
2015, L&R Fegan; 2016, Liz McRae; 2017, Liz 1996, L Bracewell; 1997, K Turnock; 1998, J Pierce;
McRae; 2018 R. Hall; 2019 L. McRae: 2020-2021 1999-03, S Pringle; 2004, L & F Woods; 2005, L
Alannah McRae Woods; 2006, F Woods; 2007, L Woods; 2008-09,
A Russell; 2010, S Millis; 2011, C O’Brien; 2012, M
HELEN & ROB MATHEWSON CUP – Champion Weedon; 2013-14, H Russell; 2015, Zack Adams-
Pink Rose. Winners – 2014, J Mulholland; 2015, Biggs; 2016, Olivia Shore; 2017, Cody Sherwin;
Lynne Fegan; 2016, Lyn Key; 2017, Liz McRae; 2018 2018 G Wallis; 2019 Evie Wallis & Guy Walsh: 2020
L. McRae; 2019 L. McRae;2020 Shirley Allan; 2021 Evie Wallis/Hannah Radford; A. Jeans
L. McRae
DECORATIVE CUP for most points in Floral
Design (formerly Decorative). Winners - 1991-92,
J Robertson; 1993-94, M Price; 1995, M Shanks;
1996, G Overton; 1997, M Price; 1998-00, J
Johnson; 2001-02, G Feisst; 2003, R Waldron & J
Johnson; 2004, J Johnson; 2005, J Young; 2006-
08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, J Anderson;
2011-12, G Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; 2014-15, G
Kerr; 2016, not awarded; 2017, not awarded
WANAKA GARDEN CLUB CUP for the Most
Outstanding Exhibit in Floral Design (formerly
Decorative). Winners - 2000-01, G Feisst; 2002-
03, J Johnson; 2004, P Kane; 2005, J Young;
2006-08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, M Duncan;
2011-12, G Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; 2014-15, G
Kerr; 2015, 2016, not awarded; 2017, not awarded
85TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW HOME INDUSTRY 23THANK YOU!
THE UPPER CLUTHA A&P SOCIETY EXTENDS A HUGE
THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SHOW SPONSORS
CORPORATE TYNDALL MATUKITUKI Russell Brown Memorial
Trophy
Farmlands Boehringer Ingelheim 63b Catering
Co-operative The Alpine Group
Devold Wool Allflex (Minaret Station)
ODT Direct Ltd Alliance Group Ltd Wanaka Auto Repairs
Hirepool/ Edgewater Alpine Auto Centre (2010) Ltd
Continental Johnstone Family ANZCO Foods
Todd & Walker Law Lake Bar Ltd Richard and Suzanne HUNTER
Lammermoor Ewing
Distillery A R Morris
ROB ROY ASB Bank Limited
The Slammer Ag World Ltd
FMG Advice & Craig Myles,
Insurance NZ Sothebys Ann-Louise Stokes
K9 Natural International Realty Aspiring Quilters
CRIFFEL
Mighty Mix Great Southern Cinema Paradiso
Aspiring Water
Dog Food Ltd Macalister Todd Phillips David & Jan Allen
AWS Legal/Bodkins
QLDC McIvor Plumbers & Forest Range Limited
Barenburg Agriseeds Gas Fitters Wanaka Ltd
UCT Judy and John Young
Devon Dairy Farms Mediterranean Market
VetEnt Aspiring Kay Curtis
Hanley Animal trition Wanaka
Wanaka Mega Lake Hawea Contracting
Mitre 10 Heritage Dunedin New World - Wanaka Services
Leisure Lodge NZ Merino Company Lesly & Graham Stewart
Landpro Ltd Party Plus Ltd
MEDIA Madeleine Reveley
Mainland Minerals Perriam
ODT Southern Limited The Material Girls
Polson Higgs Mrs M McCarthy
Radio Wanaka Orijen Petfood Ltd
Provida Memorial Prize
Media Works Palamountains
Animal Nutrition Puzzling World NZ Sheepbreeders
Wanaka App Association
PGG Wrightson Ltd Rockgas Wanaka
Ruralco NZ Ltd Shona Turnock
Ravensdown Ltd
CARDRONA Selectrix Stuart & Rhonda Hurley
Templeton
Gravity Events Engineering 2020 Ltd Silver Fern Farms Wanaka Art Society
New Zealand The NZ Merino Wanaka Paper Plus Wanaka Creative Fibre
Hearing Ltd Company Group
Wanaka Tractor Services
Optimise Wanaka Agricultural Wanaka Embroiderers
Paterson Pitts Contracting Guild
Pumptech Wanaka Hotel MAKARORA Wanaka Organics
Taylor Pass Honey Wanaka Spraying Essential Nutrician Wanaka Section Services
Harcourts Wanaka Wools of Wanaka
Peter & Dee Gordon
Purvis Daughters Trust
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