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The 81st Annual Show
Saturday & Sunday
19-20 June 2021
Pavilion
21 Narrows Road Show Phone
Mt Larcom (07) 4975 1170
PO Box 837
Gladstone, Q. 4680
www.mtlarcomshow.com.au
mtlarcomshow@gmail.com
Mt Larcom Show Gold Sponsors
Please adhere to the COVID key principles in place
at the Mt Larcom Showgrounds
and for the 2021 Mt Larcom & District Show
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................... 3
SPONSORS ...................................................................................... 4
PATRON’S MESSAGE........................................................................ 5
GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................. 6
GENERAL INFORMATION CONTINUED .............................................. 7
Pavilion 1
SECTION 1 - HOME BREW ................................................................ 8
SECTION 2 - HOME MANUFACTURE ................................................. 9
SECTION 3 - COOKING ..................................................................... 10
SECTION 3 - COOKING CONTINUED .................................................. 11
SECTION 3 - COOKIING - SUB CHAMBER FINALS ............................... 12
SECTION 3 - COOKING - JUNIORS...................................................... 13
SECTION 4 - POT PLANTS ................................................................. 14
SECTION 5 - HORTICULTURE ............................................................. 15
SECTION 6 - HOME GROWN ............................................................ 16
SECTION 6 - HOME GROWN - JUNIORS ............................................. 17
Pavilion 2
SECTION 7 - NEEDLEWORK ............................................................... 18
SECTION 7 - NEEDLEWORK CONTINUED ........................................... 19
SECTION 8 - CRAFT .......................................................................... 20
SECTION 8 - CRAFT - JUNIORS........................................................... 21
SECTION 9 - CRAFT DISPLAY COMPETITION ...................................... 22
SECTION 10 - PHOTOGRAPHY........................................................... 23
Art Room
SECTION 11 - FINE ART ..................................................................... 24
Pavilion 1
SECTION 12 - JUNIOR ART & EDUCATION ......................................... 25
GENERAL RULES FOR PAVILIONS ..................................................... 26
PAVILION VOLUNTEERS .................................................................. 27
BRONZE SPONSORS ......................................................................... 28
PAVILION ENTRY FORM 2020 .......................................................... 29
PAVILION ENTRY FORM 2020 .......................................................... 30
Schedule Also Available at
www.mtlarcomshow.com.au
Sponsors
Mt Larcom Show Pavilions
are proudly supported by
Clubs and Business
Arthur's Computer Essentials Q.C.W.A Ambrose
Bunnings Q.C.W.A. Mt Larcom
Butlers Yarwun Quarries Quick As A Flash
C.Q Tools Scrapbook Fantasies
Cake N Candy Sewing Headquarters
Feed Barn The Healthy Nut
Gladstone Cake Decorators Wally’s Produce Bee Mart W.A
Golding Workforce International
KJ Electrical
Lincraft
One Stop Brew Shop
Families and Individuals
Greg Ahchay Margret McArthur
Heather Arlt Morrie McCracken
Lyn Bradly Kath & Don McEachran
Elaine Brown Judy Neville
Ann Cope Dawn O’Dowd
Helen & Ron Creed Marianne & Bill O’ Reilly
Liz Cunningham Jean Peters
Jeff Dagleish Barbara Reynolds
Gaileen Davison Jeanette Roberts
Sue Daw Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
Rhonda Draper Barbara Smith
Dorothy French Suellen Tappenden
Jenny & Neil Grother Lynn Thomson
Len Harris Judy Tully
Virginia & Ron Harding Merle Webb
Ann & Keith Hosking Karla Weiting
Kay Kelly Evelyn Lindley-Witheridge
David Keyes
Alice Major
Thank you
To all our Generous Sponsors
Patron’s Message
Jean Peters & Kym Hannant
Jean Peters, Life Member and Patron, Mt Larcom & District Show Society
As the Mt Larcom & District Show restarts after the lapse of a year due to Covid-19, I can recall the
starting of the 1954 show after a long break due to the depression and World War 2. No doubt, as
then and now, there will be some trying times to have the show run smoothly again.
There has been many changes and lots of members have worked hard to bring these changes
about, for this I sincerely thank them and wish one and all the Very Best as we work towards our
2021 show.
Jean Peters
Office Bearers
President Michael Wallace 0408 784 554
Vice President Tania Goodman 0448 664 501
Secretary Vere Wyper 0409 870 354
Section Managers / Contacts
Animal Nursery Cheryl Browning 0409 065 277
Beef Cattle Katrine Peck 0448 444 881
Caged Birds Crystalyn & Aaron Barnett 0439 366 828
Chainsaw Nigel Newitt 0427 738 390
Dogs Leanne Callum 0499 827 683
Horses Tania Goodman 0448 664 501
Pavilion Clair Gardiner 0431 611 454
Poultry Terry Taylor 0459 756 726
Trade Displays Kaylene Hooley 0427 736 506
Wood chop Ken Jones 0417 769 242
General Information
Show Office 9am — 4.00pm from 10th June 4975 1170
Pavilion Office 9am — 4.00pm from 10th June Ph. 0431 611 454
Posted Entries: C/- Pavilion Managers
P.O. 837, Gladstone 4680
Pavilion One: Home Brew – Home Manufacture – Cooking – Pot Plants
Horticulture – Home Grown – School Displays – Junior Art
Pavilion Two: Photography – Craft – Needlework
Art Pavilion: Fine Art
General Information
Admission Price
Adults Day Pass $15 Adult Weekend Pass $20
Family Pass - 2 Adults and 3 Children 5 - 16 Years
Family Day Pass $40 Family Weekend Pass $45
Concession - Aged Pensioner or Child 5 - 16 Years
Day Pass $8 Weekend Pass $15
Other Show Sections
Saturday: Show Dogs, Stud & Commercial Beef Cattle
Saturday and Sunday: Horse Events
Animal Nursery
Chainsaw & Wood Chop
Caged Bird & Poultry
The Mt. Larcom Show Society wishes to thank all the generous Sponsors & the Volunteers who give
many hours of work. A small committee organizes, promotes & manages our Show.
Help of any kind is always appreciated.
Pavilion Perpetual Trophies
It is the policy of the Mt. Larcom Show Society not to give out Perpetual Trophies
Winners name will be engraved on trophy
Beer Section Champion Home Grown
Wilf Arlt Memorial Anna Mattsson Memorial
Stout - Beer Class Produce Section
David Keys Gladys Haughton Memorial
Wine Section Other Fruit Class
Evelyn Lindley-Witheridge Graham & Linda McLachlan
Spirit Section Memorial
CQ Tools Trophy Champion Needlework
Champion Home Manufacture Ila Fletcher Memorial
Anni Assman Memorial Under 16 Needlework Section
Champion Cooking Joyce Austin Memorial
Jerry Murphy Memorial Champion Craft
Rich Fruit Cake Arthur Major Memorial
Reg Peters Memorial Champion Photography
Champion Horticulture The Mitchell Family
Anna Mattsson Memorial Prep, Primary, Junior & Secondary Art
Rose Section Kath Lindley
Fay Ahchay Memorial
Red Rose Class
Lisa McEachran Memorial
www.mtlarcomshow.com.au
General Information Continued
All non-perishables can be lodged with Pavilion Manager from Monday 7th June until the closing
time stated in the section.
Please do not leave your exhibits unidentified.
Nominations cannot be accepted after 10am on Judging Days.
No cookery items are to be sold to the public due to COVID restrictions.
Items will be available for collection after 3pm.
Delivery of Exhibits
Junior Art 10am Thursday 10th June
School Displays 5pm Friday 11th June
Nominations Close
5pm Tuesday 7pm Wednesday 10am Thursday 10am Friday
15th June 16th June 17th June 18th June
Art Craft Home Brew Cooking
Photography Needle Work Home Manufacture Home Grown
6 Item Display Horticulture
Pot Plants
COLLECTION OF ENTRIES
It would be appreciated that wherever possible entries could be picked up on Monday 21st or by
other arrangements made with Pavilion Managers.
COLLECTION OF PRIZE MONEY
Prize money may be collected during the show and the following week. All money not collected by
the next general meeting held on the third Sunday of the month will be returned to the Society.
GRAND CHAMPION PAVILION ONE
Gift Trophy proudly sponsored by Butler Yarwun Quarries Pty. Ltd.
GRAND CHAMPION PAVILION TWO
Trophy Gift Donated by Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham
Trophies Engraved and Maintained by:
Gladstone Trophies
Shed 3 8 Crow St Gladstone
Schedules Are Kindly Printed by Member for Gladstone
Glenn Butcher MPSection 1 - Home Brew
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 10am Thursday 17 June
th
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Thursday 17 June
th
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Home Brew
All entries must be 700mls or more (1 Tallie or 3 Stubbies)
Bottles must be clean & clearly labeled with name of contents e.g. Apple Cider
Small labels are preferred by the Judge so clarity of contents can be seen
Use clear glass bottles in Wine & Spirit classes
State on label if wine should be served chilled or at room temperature
Presentation & the following of rules is included in judging
Label beer bottles - ale - draft etc.
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION HOME BREW EXHIBIT $30
BEER – Section Best – One Stop Brew & Pub Shop Voucher
Wilf Arlt Memorial Perpetual Trophy
01-01 Ginger Beer
01-02 Stout $15 David Keyes David Keys Trophy
01-03 Cider
01-04 Lager $15 Dorothy French
01-05 Ale
01-06 Draught
01-07 Bitter
WINE CLASSES – Section Best – Evelyn Lindley–Witheridge $20
Evelyn Lindley–Witheridge Trophy
01-08 Sweet Wine $10 Len Harris
01-09 Dry Wine $10 Len Harris
01-10 Any Other Wine
SPIRIT – Section Best – Ron & Virginia Harding $20
CQ Tools Perpetual Trophy
01-11 Spirit
01-12 Spirit Made From Flavouring
01-13 Liqueur
01-14 Liqueur Made From Flavouring
01-15 Cream LiqueurSection 2 - Home Manufacture
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 10am Thursday 17th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Thursday 17th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Home Manufacture
Covid directive that all cookery entries must be discarded after the show
Minimum 250g for Jar & Contents
Jars must be clearly labelled with name of contents
Do not identify jars with entrant’s name
No cloth lid covers or wax seals
Jars must be full but not over full
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION HOME MANUFACTURE – Annie Assman $30
Annie Assman Memorial Trophy
MARMALADE CLASSES – Section Best – Elaine Brown $20
02-01 Sweet Orange Marmalade
02-02 Grapefruit Marmalade
02-03 Cumquat Marmalade
02-04 Mixed Citrus Marmalade
02-05 Any Other Marmalade
02-06 Citrus Marmalade with Other Fruit - e.g. melon & lemon
JAM CLASSES – Section Best – Karla & Isobel Wieting $20
02-07 Rosella Jam
01-08 Berry Jam
02-09 Ginger or Tomato Jam
02-10 Chilli Jam
02-11 Any Other Jam
02-12 Jelly - any variety
02-13 Lemon Butter
02-14 Lime Butter
02-15 Passionfruit Butter
CONDIMENT CLASSES – Section Best – Gaileen Davision $20
02-16 Mango Chutney 02-22 Pickled Mixed Vegetables
02-17 Any Other Chutney 02-23 Pickled Single Vegetable or Single Fruit
02-18 Tomato Relish 02-24 Pickled Mixed Vegetable & or Fruit
02-19 Any Other Relish 02-25 Savory Sauce
02-20 Sweet Mustard Pickles 02-26 Sweet Sauce/Topping
02-21 Any Other Pickles
At the conclusion of the Show all cookery entries must be discardedSection 3 - Cooking
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 10am Friday 18th June at
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Friday 18 June
th
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Senior Cooking Section
Covid directive that all cookery entries must be discarded after the show
All entries must be delivered in a sealed container
No paper doilies, wire or pins to be used
Classes 03-03 to 03-20 marked * 4 pieces
Senior classes cannot be any goods listed in Under 16 Section
All icings to be dry, unless otherwise specified in the schedule
All entries to be the bona fide work of the individual entrant
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION COOKING ENTRY $30
Jerry Murphy Memorial Trophy
BREAD SECTION – The Healthy Nut Voucher
03-01 1/2 Bread Loaf
03-02 1/2 Camp Oven Damper
03-03 * Muffins
03-04 * Plain Tea Scones $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-05 * Pumpkin Scones $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-06 *Pumpkin and Date Wholemeal Scones $20 Mt Larcom QCWA
(Use recipe below only)Section 3 - Cooking Continued
All entries must be in a sealed container
Classes 03-03 to 03-20 marked * 4 pieces
CONFECTIONERY – Section Best – Jenny Grother $20
03-07 * Chocolate Fudge - 3cm squares $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-08 * Caramel Fudge - 3cm squares $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-09 * Coconut Ice 2 layers Pink & White - 3cm squares
03-10 * Pink Marshmallows - 3cm squares
03-11 * Any Other Confectionery
BISCUITS & SLICES – Section Best $20
03-12 * Plain Biscuits - no icing $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-13 * Fancy Decorated Biscuits $10 Arthur’s Computer Essentials
03-14 * Macarons
04-15 * Raspberry Jam Slice - 5cm squares
04-16 * Iced Chocolate Slice - 5cm squares
04-17 * Any Other Slice
LARGE CAKES – Section Best $20
03-18 * Plain Iced Cupcakes $10 Cake N Candy
03-19 * Best Display Fancy Iced Cupcakes $10 Cake N Candy
03-20 * Lamingtons - 5cm x 5cm x 5cm
Classes 03-21 to 03-29 Half a Cake Required
03-21 Sponge Cake - round - jam filling only
03-22 Chocolate Cake - round - icing top only, no decoration $10 Dawn O’Dowd
03-23 Carrot Cake - square - lemon or cream cheese frosting
03-24 Orange Cake - round
03-25 Kentish Bar Cake - plain icing top only
03-26 Date Loaf - not roll
03-27 Apple & or Cinnamon Tea Cake - round $10 Dawn O’Dowd
03-28 Banana Cake - square - icing top only, no decoration $10 Dawn O’Dowd
03-29 Steamed Plum Pudding $20 Webb Family
Classes 03-30 to 03-32 Quarter of a Cake Required
03-30 Boiled Fruit Cake - round $20 Dawn O’Dowd
03-31 Light Fruit Cake - square $10 Judy Tully
03-32 Dark Rich Fruit Cake (see entry requirements page 10)
$20 Jean Peters Reg Peters Memorial Trophy
Required Cake Tin Sizes
Bar Tin 25cm x 7.5cm 10 x 3 Inch
Loaf Tin 21cm X 11cm 8 1/2 X 4 1/2 Inch
Square Tin 20cm X 20cm 8 X 8 Inch
Round Tin 17cm Diameter 7 Inch Diameter
At the conclusion of the Show all cookery entries must be discardedSection 3 - Cooking Continued
03-32 Dark Rich Fruit Cake
$20 Jean Peters Reg Peters Memorial Trophy
This competition aims to maintain the tradition and heritage of Dark Rich Fruit Cake, renowned for
generations. It is a test of skills in the fine art of baking a fruit cake. Exhibitors are permitted to use
their own tried and proven recipe in accordance with the Queensland Ag Shows rules.
Only one entry from each competitor
Exhibitor’s own recipe to be used
Quarter of a 20cm or 8” square cake
Recipe to include - Currants, sultanas and raisins
Optional - Cherries, dates, figs, mixed peel, nuts and prunes
Winner of Rich Fruit Cake Eligible to Enter Sub-Chamber Final
Winners of 2021 Sub Chamber Final move on to 2021 Dark Rich Fruit Cake State Finals
Entries Must Comply With All Rules Stated
03-33 Dark Rich Fruit Cake Sub Chamber Finals $30
Mt Larcom & District Show Society
is Proud to Host the
2021 Central Queensland
Dark Rich Fruit Cake Sub Chamber Finals
10.00 am Saturday 19 June
Only one (1) entry permitted from each Local Show in the Sub-Chamber Final Judging.
The Sub-Chamber winner qualifies for the State Final Judging in the same year of the
Competition
For Sub-Chamber Judging, it is recommended to bake, using own recipe using – currants
(whole); sultanas and raisins (cut); mixed peel; with cherries and nuts optional. Prunes and figs
are not permitted
Cake to be Half a square 25cm (10 inch) tin approximate internal measurement
Winner can only represent one (1) Sub-Chamber in the State Final in the same year and must be
a resident within that sub chamber
If the winner is unable to represent the Sub-Chamber at the State Final, then the Runner-up is
eligible to compete
State Finals will be held at
Pine River Show
757 Gympie Road, Lawnton, Queensland 4501 Australia
30 July - 1 August 2021
At the conclusion of the Show all cookery entries must be discardedSection 3 - Cooking - Juniors
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 10am Friday 18th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Friday 18th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Junior Cooking Section
Covid directive that all cookery entries must be discarded after the show
All entries must be delivered in a sealed container
Any Junior entrant can compete a higher aged class
All entries to be the work of an individual entrant
“Prettiest Iced Cakes” to be no larger than 7” (17.5 cm) round or square
No paper doilies
Classes marked * 4 pieces
No wire or pins to be used in decoration. All decorations to be edible
All icing Is required to be dry
Judging is for Icing/Decoration only for Classes 32, 33, 36, 37, 40, 41
Cupcakes to be no more than 1/3 cup mixture & not to be presented in Muffin papers
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
UNDER 9 YEARS – Gladstone Cake Decorators $10
03-41 Packet Cake (icing top only, no decoration) $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-42 Prettiest Iced Cake $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-43 Single Decorated Cupcake $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-44 * Chocolate Crackles (cupcake paper size only) $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
9 – 12 YEARS – Gladstone Cake Decorators $10
03-45 Packet Chocolate Cake (plain decoration, icing top only) $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-46 Prettiest Iced Cake $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-47 * Decorated Cupcakes $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-48 * Anzac Biscuits $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
13 – 16 YEARS – Gladstone Cake Decorators $15
03-49 Chocolate Cake (icing top only, plain decoration) $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-50 Prettiest Iced Cake $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-51 * Decorated Cupcakes $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-52 * Brownies $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
03-53 * Pikelets $5 Gladstone Cake Decorators
At the conclusion of the Show all cookery entries must be discardedSection 4 - Pot Plants
Nomination & exhibit lodgments close 10am Friday 18th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Friday 18th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Pot Plants Section
Biosecurity Forms must be submitted by all competitors
Pots no more than 30cm diameter
Hanging Pots no more than 40cm diameter
All plants to be home grown, disease & pest free
All Pots Must Be Clean
Plants must be well watered before they are entered
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION POT PLANT EXHIBIT $30
04-01 Fern - hanging or bench
04-02 Foliage - hanging or bench
04-03 Pot in Flower - hanging or bench - no zygocactus
04-04 Succulent - no zygocactus
04-05 Cacti
04-06 Begonia - hanging or bench
04-07 Orchid Cattleya Alliance
04-08 Orchid Dendrobium Alliance
04-09 Any Other Orchid
04-10 Senservia - mother-in-law’s tongue
04-11 Bromeliad Tillandsia $10 Judy Tully
04-12 Bromeliad Flowering $10 Judy Tully
04-13 Bromeliad Non Flowering
04-14 Zygocactus - hanging or bench
04-15 Mini Garden - No larger than 450mm X 450mm
5 or more varieties of plants, No ornaments in the garden
04-16 Bonsai - no larger than 400mm X 400mm
Biosecurity Forms Available at
Mt Larcom Showgrounds
and
www.mtlarcomshow.com.auSection 5 - Horticulture
Nominations & Exhibit lodgments close 10am Friday 18th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Friday 18th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Horticulture Section
All entries must be home grown
Vase of flowers must contain five (5) or more stems
Classes 1 – 6 presentation is judged (no bottles)
No vases required in classes 9 – 13
Specimens (one only) must have no buds
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION OF HORTICULTURE $30
Anna Mattsson Memorial Trophy
VASE OF FLOWERS – Section Best – Lyn Brady $20
Angela Brady Memorial
05-01 Bulbous Flowers 05-05 Shrub Flowers
05-02 Roses 05-06 Other Flowers
05-03 Bougainvillea 05-07 Dressing Table Display - max 21cm2
05-04 Wild or Native Flowers 05-08 Floral Arrangement -Section 6 - Home Grown
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close Friday 18th June 10am
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Friday 18th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Home Grown Section
Covid directive that all food entries must be discarded after the show
All entries must be home grown
All entries must be clean, disease & pest free
All classes can be any type or variety
Small produce in a presentable container
Any class may be split by Judge on Judging Day
CHAMPION of HOME GROWN – The Feed Barn $30
Anna Mattsson Memorial Trophy
PRODUCE CLASSES – Section Best –Kay Kelly $30
Gladys Haughton Memorial Trophy
06-01 1/2 Dozen Hen Eggs 06-11 2 Aubergine - eggplant
06-02 1/2 Dozen Any Other Eggs 06-12 2 Sweet Corn
06-03 1/2 Cabbage or Cauliflower 06-13 3 Zucchini or 4 Button Squash
06-04 Beetroots - tops on 06-14 Bunch of Silver Beet
06-05 Radish - tops on 06-15 Bunch of Shallots
06-06 4 Carrots - tops on 06-16 Any Other Produce - 2 or more
06-07 2 Cucumbers 06-17 Heaviest Pumpkin
06-08 4 Chokos 1st $30 2nd $20
06-09 4 Tomatoes Morrie McCracken
06-10 2 Large Capsicums
FRUIT CLASSES – Section Best – Wally’s Produce Bee Mart W.A. $30
06-18 4 Oranges 06-26 250g Rosellas
06-19 4 Lemons or Limes 06-27 Half Hand of Bananas
06-20 4 Mandarins 06-28 1 Paw Paw
06-21 2 Grapefruit or Pomelos 06-29 Any Other Fruit - 4 small or 2 large
06-22 250g Cumquats $15 Heather Arlt
06-23 2 Custard Apples Linda & Graham McLachlan
06-24 4 Passionfruit Memorial Trophy
06-25 2 Avocados
APICULTURE – Section Best – Merv Love $30
06-30 Honey $10 Merv Love
06-31 Dark Honey $10 Merv Love
06-32 Honeycomb in Honey $10 Merv Love
BEST LOVED
06-33 Junior Work Hat $10 Mark Gardiner
06-34 Senior Work Hat $10 Mark GardinerSection 6 - Junior Home Grown
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 10am Friday 18th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time during Pavilion open hours
Judging Friday 18 June
th
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Junior Home Grown Section
Covid directive that all food entries must be discarded after the show
All entries to be the work of an individual entrant
All Mud Pies are to be set and dried
JUNIOR HOME GROWN UNDER 12 – Section Best $10
06-40 1/2 Dozen Hen Eggs
06-41 Cherry/Small Tomatoes - takeaway container
06-42 4 Mixed Fruit
06-43 4 Mixed Vegetable
06-44 Pot of Living Herbs - max 30cm diameter, biosecurity form required
ANIMAL FOOD ART – Section Best – Jeff Dagleish $10
Make & name your favorite animal using Fruit & Vegetables
06-45 8 & Under
06-46 9 - 12 Years
06-47 13—16 Years
PRODUCE POSTER – Section Best – Jeff Dagleish $10
Create an A4 Poster Promoting Fruit & Vegetables
06-49 12 & Under
06-49 13 - 16 Years
Mud Pie Competition - Under 8 Years
Hey Kids, do you like to get your hands wet and muddy?
It is so easy to make a mud pie. Just add some dirt and water in a container to make a
pie, add some decorations and sit the pie in full sun for a few days to completely set.
Be sure to make your Mud Pies well in advance so they are well set, baked and dried.
06-50 Most Original $5 Lynn Thomson
06-51 Best Decorated $5 Lynn ThomsonSection 7 - Needlework
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 7pm Wednesday 16th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion1 any time prior during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Thursday 17th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Needlework Section
Max 2 Item per class
Must be work of entrant
Work to be no more than 2 years old
Crochet must not be mounted
Classes 26 – 28 Must have rod pocket for hanging
Use tacking stich on any temporary pockets (No Pins)
Classes 39 – 44 must be framed & wired ready for hanging
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT $30
Ila Fletcher Memorial Trophy
CROCHET – Section Best – Suellen Tappenden $20
Crochet must not be mounted
07-01 White Center 07-06 Article
07-02 Coloured Center 07-07 Baby Set 2 or More Pieces
07-03 Piece of Crochet in Ecru 07-08 Rug or Shawl
07-04 Edge on Any Article 07-09 Any Other Crochet
07-05 Garment
KNITTING – Section Best $20
07-10 Any Small Item 07-16 Infant Set – 2 pieces
07-11 Item on 10mm or over needles 07-17 Infant Set – 3 or more pieces
07-12 Adult Garment $10 Ann Hosking
07-13 Child or Baby Garment 07-18 Rug or Shawl
07-14 Accessory 07-19 Any Other Knitting
07-15 Baby Bootees
HAND EMBROIDERY – Section Best $20
07-20 Candlewicking 07-23 Table Cloth or Duchess Set
07-21 Cushion Cover 07-24 Centre, Tray Cloth or Runner
07-22 Article in Cross Stitch 07-25 Any Other Item of EmbroiderySection 7 - Needlework Continued
QUILTING & PATCHWORK – Section Best $20
Classes 26-28 Must have rod pocket for hanging
Use tacking stich on any temporary pockets (No Pins)
07-26 Any Wall Hanging
07-27 Quilt or Bedspread
07-28 Small Patchwork Quilt - cot/bassinet
07-29 Cushion Cover
07-30 Hand or Shopping Bag
07-31 Placemats or Table Runners
07-32 Any Other Item
MACHINE MADE – Section Best $20
07-33 Any Item Embroidery - hand or machinery
07-34 Machine Applique - not quilts
07-35 Child Garment $10 Sewing Headquarters
07-36 Adult Garment $10 Sewing Headquarters
07-37 Accessory
07-38 Any Other item
NEEDLE PAINTING – Section Best $10
Framed and Wired for Hanging Essential
07-39 Tapestry Picture
07-40 Mixed Medium Picture
07-41 Cross Stitch Picture
07-42 Stump Work Picture
07-43 Gold Work Picture
07-44 Other Embroidery Picture
UNDER 16 YEARS – Section Best – Rhonda Draper $20
Joyce Austin Memorial Trophy
07-45 Embroidery
07-46 Sewn or Patchwork Item
07-47 Needle Painting - mounted & wired for hanging
07-48 Knitted or Crochet Item
Where the Schedule States
Garment – Something that can be worn
Article – Something you carry
Item – Can be eitherSection 8 - Craft
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 7pm Wednesday 16th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion2 any time prior during open hours
Judging Day Thursday 17th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Junior & Senior Craft Section
Max entry size 700mm x 700mm
Max junior entry size 40cm x 40cm x 40cm
All bits & pieces on all entries to be firmly fixed
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION CRAFT – Alice Major $30
Arthur Major Memorial Trophy
CLASSES – Section Best $20
08-01 Jewellry Piece on Stiff Cardboard or Display Piece Lincraft Voucher
08-02 Item Made From or With Beads Lincraft Voucher
08-03 Diamond Painting - framed and wired for hanging
08-04 Mosaic & Glass Art $10 Lynn Thomson
08-05 Soft Toy
08-06 Hard Toy - max entry size 700mm x 700mm
08-07 Woodwork Article - max entry size 700mm x 700mm
08-08 Metal article - max entry size 700mm x 700mm
08-09 Leather or Vinyl Article - max entry size 500mm x 500mm
08-10 Pottery
08-11 Made With Recycled Materials - max entry size 500mm x 500mm
08-12 Macramé Item
08-13 Decorated Tea Towel - Hand Towel - Face Cloth
08-14 Scenery/Travel Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-15 Baby Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-16 Animal Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-17 Greeting Card
08-18 3D Card
08-19 Completed Adult Colouring Page
08-20 Lego Article - mounted, max 48 stud / 38cm2 max 35cm height
08-21 Any Craft Not Mentioned
08-22 Fiber ArtSection 8 - Junior Craft
Extra Conditions for Junior Craft Section
Any Junior entrant can compete in the Under 16 years classes
All entries to be the work of an individual entrant
Max height of 35cm
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
Under 9 YEARS $10
08-30 Mounted Lego - max 32 stud2 / 25cm2 Gardiner Family
08-31 Ceramic or Pottery
08-32 Single Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-33 Greeting Card
08-34 Any Craft Not Mentioned
9 to 12 YEARS $10
08-35 Mounted Lego - max 48 stud2 or 38cm2 Gardiner Family
08-36 Ceramic or Pottery
08-37 Item Made With Beads
08-38 Single Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-39 Greeting Card
08-40 Any Craft Not Mentioned
13 to 16 YEARS – Alice Major $10
08-41 Mounted Lego - max 48 stud2 or 38cm2 Gardiner Family
08-42 Ceramic or Pottery
08-43 Item Made With Beads
08-44 Woodwork Article
08-45 Single Scrapbook Page Scrapbook Fantasies Voucher
08-46 Greeting Card
08-47 Any Craft Not MentionedSection 9 - Craft Display Competition
Nomination & exhibit lodgments close 7pm Wednesday 16th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion1 any time prior during open hours
Judging Day Thursday 17th June
Entry Fee $5
DISPLAY WINNER – Donated by Q.C.W.A. Ambrose $20
BEST INDIVIDUAL ITEM – Donated by Q.C.W.A. Mt Larcom $20
All Q.C.W.A. Branches
&
Craft Groups
In The Gladstone Region Are Welcome
Space 1m x 1m Flat and 1m x 1m Upright
Displays must be set up by 7pm Wednesday 16th June
Display to be a collection of six (6) handmade crafts
No more than three (3) articles of decoration to support the display
No overlapping of given area
A suitable cloth to be used for presentation of display
No written material or story telling other than the crafts name labels
All items must be new. No washed or used work allowed
Please Nominate EarlySection 10 - Photography
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 5pm Tuesday 15th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time prior during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Wednesday 16th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Junior & Senior Photography
Exhibitors restricted to two (2) entry per class
All entries must include self addressed stamped envelope for their return
Label Class and exhibitor Name and Address on the back of photo
Photography display is not taken down until Monday 21st June
Any photo including people must have permission for display from subject
Classes 1—19 must be 6 x 4 inches or 15 x 10 cm, NOT MOUNTED
All prints must be in colour unless otherwise stated
Photos must be in format stated for class
Judging includes presentation & quality
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT $30
Mitchell Family Memorial Trophy
LANDSCAPE FORMAT (Horizontal) Section Best – Quick as a Flash Voucher
10-01 Single Flower 10-06 Cars, Trucks or Machinery
10-02 Animal, Bird or Insect 10-07 People in Action—Work or Play
10-03 Landscape 10-08 Humorous Photo
10-04 Waterscape 10-09 Mt Larcom Mountain
10-05 Skyscape
PORTRAIT FORMAT (Vertical) – Section Best – Quick as a Flash Voucher
10-10 Infant or Child 10-13 Plant Study—Flowers, Leaves or Trees
10-11 Cat or Dog 10-14 Black & White — Head & Shoulders
10-12 Birds or Feathers 10-15 Architecture of Gladstone Region
UNDER 16 YEARS (Free Format) – Section Best – Barbara Smith $10
10-16 My Best Friend (person) 10-18 Sports
10-17 Any Animal 10-19 Flowers, Plants or Trees
FREE FORMAT – Mounted 5” x 7” or 12cm x 17.5cm $20
10-20 Reflections—Subject & Reflection 10-22 Digitally Enhanced—any subject
10-21 Drone Photography 10-23 Black & White or MonochromeSection 11 - FineArt
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close 5pm Tuesday 15th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time prior during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Wednesday 16th June
Entry Fee $1 Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Art Section
All art max 1.5m2 including frames
Exhibitors restricted to one entry per class
All art to be mounted & have secure hanging devices including wire, string or hooks
All classes any subject unless otherwise stated
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
CHAMPION ART ENTRY – Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano $50
11-01 Pencil or Charcoal
11-02 Colour Pencil
11-03 Chalk Pastel
11-04 Mixed Medium
11-05 Oil Paint $20 Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
11-06 Water Colour $20 Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
11-07 Ink (no abstracts)
11-08 Acrylic Other Than Classes 9 - 17
11-09 Landscape $20 Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
11-10 Seascape or Water Body
11-11 Still Life $20 Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
11-12 Traditional Portrait – Head & Shoulders $20 Katherine & Adrian Scriffignano
11-13 Animal Portrait
11-14 Gladstone Region Industry $30 in Memory of Leonie Creed
11-15 Gladstone District
11-16 Rural Activity
11-17 Abstract
11-17 Traditional Native Art
School Display Competition
Displays to be completed by 5pm Friday 11th June
Entries may be worked on any time prior during Pavilion open hours
Each year all local education and community groups
are invited to produce an exhibit of students work
1.2m high, 1m deep & either 2m or 4m in width
Displays are open themedSection 12 - Junior Art & Education
Nominations & exhibit lodgments close
10am Wednesday 9th June
Entries may be lodged at Pavilion 1 any time prior during Pavilion open hours
Judging Day Thursday 13th June
No Entry Fee Prize Money 1st $5 2nd $3
Extra Conditions for Junior Art Section
Art to be A4 page with max 20mm boarder
Art can be any subject unless otherwise stated
Write the name & age of entrant & school on the back, top right hand corner
One (1) only entry per class
Any class may be split on Judging Day
Mathematical Drawing sample/masters will be supplied on request
Coloured in page to be A4 size and free choice
Only Judges will reclass entries and split classes
PREP – Jenny Grother $10
Kath Lindley Perpetual Trophy
Age: To Be Enrolled In A Prep Class A4 including Blue boarder
12-01 Any Medium – any subject
12-02 Coloured in Page
PRIMARY – Jenney Grother $10
Kath Lindley Perpetual Trophy
Age: Seven (7) & Under A4 including Pink boarder
12-03 Texta Pen or Pastel 12-05 Handwriting
12-04 Coloured in Page 12-06 Mathematical Drawing
JUNIOR – Margret McArthur $10
Kath Lindley Perpetual Trophy
Age: Eight (8) – Twelve (12) A4 including Green boarder
12-07 Coloured Pencil or Pencil 12-09 Handwriting
12-08 Coloured in Page 12-10 Mathematical Drawing
SECONDARY – Margret McArthur $10
Kath Lindley Perpetual Trophy
Age: Thirteen (13) – Sixteen (16)
12-11 Acrylic on Paper or Canvas – Wired for Hanging – Any Subject – Maximum Size A3GENERAL RULES FOR PAVILIONS
The attention of the intending exhibitor is drawn to the fact that entries are subject to the
rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies & Rules of this Society, in addition
to any special regulations which appear in this schedule.
1. No late or phone nominations accepted.
2. Exhibits must be bona fide work of the exhibitor.
3. Exhibits must not have been entered in a previous Mt. Larcom Show.
4. Exhibits must have been made or finished in the last 2 years.
5. Exhibits cannot compete in more than one class.
6. Exhibits must comply with extra conditions in each section.
7. Entry forms must be completed in detail, signed & lodged with entry fee to the Pavilion
Manager by allocated time.
8. The Society will not be responsible for any loss or accident caused through or by the exhibit &
will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or wrong delivery of
exhibit or any kind of damage done thereto.
9. The Society reserves the right to refuse any entry.
10. The Society may receive any item for display only.
11. There can be no switching of a nomination, by exhibitor, after it is lodged unless a genuine
mistake has been made.
12. Any exhibit found suffering from infection or disease can & will be removed by Pavilion
Manager.
13. No awards except such provided by the Society shall be placed on exhibits.
14. The Society reserves the right to substitute a judge when & where necessary.
15. The Society reserves the right to change, cancel or substitute any class.
16. The prizes are awarded subject to regulations; conditions & notes set out in schedule & are
the conditions of the competition.
17. No duplicate ribbons or cards will be issued.
18. Prize money or trophies will not be posted & will be forfeited to the Society if not claimed by
the next general meeting of the Society held on the third Sunday of the month.
19. When a Judge considers exhibits do not possess sufficient merit or insufficient numbers, they
have the power to refrain from making an award.
20. All matters in dispute shall be the decision of the committee appointed for such purposes.
21. No protest will be considered unless lodged in writing by 4pm. Saturday of the Show. Protest
fee of $20 will be forfeited to the Society should the protest be considered frivolous. Protest
will only be accepted from competitors in the class in question.
22. If there is a class for the entry being lodged, then the entry must go in that class in the
appropriate section.
23. Any persons, whether competitor or not, who in the opinion of the committee behaves in an
offensive, or insulting manner, either inside or outside, to any official or judge or member of
the public shall be liable to disqualification from further competition & shall be removed from
the grounds.
24. Any exhibitor or his agent who shall make false report & give misleading information
regarding any exhibit shall forfeit any prize gained by these means. The exhibit & exhibitor
together with the agent may be disqualified & the matter referred to the Queensland
Chamber of Agricultural Society.
25. Where there is a special gift or money awarded, there will be no other prize money paid out
for that category.Pavilion Volunteers
Thank you to our amazing team of volunteers who
make the Pavilions a success
Greg Ahchay
Kath Barker
Crystalyn Barnett
Leigh Barr
Elaine Brown
Gae Collins
Katrina Daniells
Sue Daw
Clair & Mark Gardiner
Valerie & Rod Gardiner
Kym Hannant
Jenny Hart
Harold Harvey
Aimee Hofstede
Janice Ibbotson
Noel Ingrey
Jenny Grother
Diane Mc Donald
Judy Neville
Meg Paterson
Jean Peters
Barbara Reynolds
Jeanette Roberts
Suellen Tappenden
Lynn Thomson
Nell Veenhoven
Helen & Michael Wallace
Vere Wyper
Evelyn Lindley-Witheridge
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