RUTHERGLEN SHOW Sunday, 20 October 2019 - JOIN IN THE FUN AT OUR TRADITIONAL 131st COUNTRY SHOW - Rutherglen Wine Show
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RUTHERGLEN SHOW
Sunday, 20 October 2019
JOIN IN THE FUN AT OUR TRADITIONAL
131st COUNTRY SHOW
Entries close 5 pm Friday, 11 October 2019
WHAT’S ON @ THE SHOW
HORSE RING PAVILION
Cooking, Needlework, Arts & Crafts,
Breeds & Open Classes
Knitting, Flowers, Jams, Preserves,
WG Francis Memorial Supreme Saddle
Photography, Men’s Cake and Sauce
Horse of Show
Competitions
Supreme Led Horse of Show
Rural Ambassador & Junior
Supreme Shetland Pony of Show
Show Ambassador Competitions
Supreme Welsh Exhibits
Hand spinning Demonstration
Supreme Champion Show Hunter
Fun Ring for novice riders under 12 years
(free) ACTIVITIES AREA
Double Chance rings for Led and Ridden Miss Show Girl / Boy & Tiny Tot
Ponies, Hacks & Galloways “Jack O’Keefe Memorial” Pet Parade
Women’s Trailer Backing Competition
ANIMALS & BIRDS
Ferret Race
Lamb Hoof Classes
Hay Ho Petting Zoo
Rural Youth Sheep Judging
Rural Youth Challenge
Lamb Whisperer Competition
Dog High Jump competition
Junior Cattle Handling & Judging
Tentpegging demonstration
Poultry & Turkeys
Nail Driving Competition
Guess the Weight of the Sheep
DISPLAYS Walter the Whipcracker
Machinery and Small Engine Display VICTORIAN SHOWMEN’S GUILD
SIDESHOW ALLEY
Steam Engines Display
Heritage Motor Vehicles
New Vehicles By attending and/or competing,
Motor Bikes members of the public consent to
having their photograph taken at the
TRADE & MARKET STALLS Show, which may be used by the
Society for promotional and
publicity purposes in media,
including social media.
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WITH GRATEFUL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS AND DONORS
Apex Club of Rutherglen Fellows, Bev Rivalea
Australian Wool Network Fisher, Beth Riverland Hardware
Baker, Aylean Fisher, June Rod Stones Automotive Repairs
Baxters Concrete Flojoh Shetlands Rutherglen Newsagency
Billabong Mobile Car Detailing Francis, Rob Rutherglen Veterinary Clinic
Brian Unthank Stock & Station Agents Grantham, Marlene Saddleworld Wangaratta
Bunnings Horseland Albury Shane's Freight
Buscall Family Hourigan, Margaret Shelley, Late Noreen
Campbell, Jenny Howard Squires Funerals Simply Caravans, Yarrawonga
Cann's Bus Lines IGA Rutherglen Smith, Trevor & Diane
Chiltern Handspinners & Weavers Jones, Margaret Stanton & Killeen
Cofields Plumbing Kabneleh Arabians Star Hotel Rutherglen
Colvin, Marg Landmark Wangaratta Staughton Group
Conroy, Jim and Liz Wilson Lilliput Ag Tafft, Betty
Corcoran Parker Mackinlay, Gordon & Helen Taylors Produce
Corowa Stock Agents McDermott, Tanya The Other Place @ Rutherglen
Curl Up & Dye Hairdressers Melville, Perce The Provedore
Dick, Bob Michells Direct Wool Corowa The Silken Dragonfly
Diggers Club O'Keefe, Dallas Valentines Bakery
Dylanglen Connemara Pony Stud Parkside Produce Victoria Hotel
Elders Albury Rankin, Marlene VK Logic Howlong
Elders Insurance, Albury R'glen & District Garden Club Williams, Heather
Felix Park Shetlands Ricky Hiskins Engineering Zani Garden Supplies & Equipment
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INDEX SECTION PAGE General Show Regulations 1 PAVILION CLASSES Pavilion Conditions & Closing Times 4 Arts & Crafts N 17 Arts & Crafts – Junior, School Poster Competition and Schools Display O 18 Cookery – Junior J 12 Cookery – Open (including Men’s Cake Competition) K 14 Cookery – Novice K 15 Cut Flowers D 8 Decorative Arrangements E 9 Eggs B 7 Fruit & Vegetables C 7 Group (incl. CWA) & One Person’s Exhibits L 16 Hospital / Hostel or Day Care M 17 Jams & Jellies H 10 Kindergarten Display O 21 Needlework – District Q 22 Needlework – Junior P 21 Needlework – Open R 23 Photography – Open, Junior & Selfie S 24 Pickles & Sauces (incl. Men’s Sauce Competition) I 11 Pot Plants F 9 Preserved Fruit & Vegetables G 10 Selfie Competition (Photography) S 24 VAS Competition Information & Classes 26 Ambassador & Junior Ambassador 26 Cooking, Sewing, Crochet, Patchwork, Knitting, Embroidery & Photography 29 OTHER CLASSES & SPECIAL EVENTS Cattle – Junior Handling & Judging and Heifers 7 47 Dog Jumping Competition A6 52 Ferret Racing A3 50 Farm Produce 1 38 Fleeces & Coloured Wool / Fleeces 4&5 43 Fleece Judging – Rural Youth 3 42 Lambs (Prime) – Hoof Competition and Junior Judging 2&3 40 Lambs – Junior Judging 3 41 Lamb Whisperer 3 42 Nail Driving Competition A5 52 Pet Parade – “Jack O’Keefe Memorial” A1 49 Poultry –Open, Junior & Backyard Classes and Colouring Competition 6 44 Rural Youth Challenge – New Show Day Special Event A4 51 Show Girl / Show Boy Competition 36 Trailer Backing – for Women A2 50
Rutherglen Agricultural Society Incorporated
(Affiliated with N.E.S.S.A and V.A.S LTD)
OFFICE BEARERS
President: Mr Greg Lumby
Senior Vice President: Mr James Baker
Junior Vice President Mr Simon Killeen
Secretary/Treasurer Mr Geoff O’Dwyer
Ag Show Co-ordinator Mrs Diane O’Dwyer
Contact Details
PO Box 106, RUTHERGLEN VIC 3685 Email: wineagshow@westnet.com.au
Phone 02 6032 8044 Web: www.rutherglenwineshow.com.au
2019/2020 COMMITTEE
Retire 2020 S Killeen, G. Fisher & A. Schmidt, J Williams
Retire 2021 G. Lumby, K. O’Keefe, C. Pfeiffer, J. Baker & J Terrill
Retire 2022 M. Campbell, R. Briggs, T. O’Donoghue & R Potter
LADIES COMMITTEE
President: Mrs H. Williams
Senior Vice President: Mrs E. Fisher
Junior Vice President: Mrs M. Grantham
Secretary: Mrs Betty Tafft
Assistant Secretary: Mrs J. Campbell
Committee: A. Baker, H. Briggs, J.Fisher, M. Colvin, J. Baker, B. Potter,
A. Bilston, M. Rankin, R Diffey, B and G. Campbell.
MEMBERSHIP
SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP IS AVAILABLE FOR $25 WHICH PROVIDES:
Members Ticket – Entitles holder, partner and their children under 16 years entry to the Annual
Agricultural Show.
Free Admission for your motor car to the Society’s Ground
Opportunity to nominate for election to Governing Council (Committee)
Voice in the election of the Governing Council (Committee)
GENERAL PUBLIC ADMISSION CHARGES
FAMILY TICKET – (2 Adults and 4 children under 16) $30.00
ADULT - $15.00
CHILD – (5 Years and Under 16 Years) $ 3.00
CHILD – (Under 5 Years) FREE
PARKING $4 per car
GENERAL SHOW REGULATIONS
1. General entries must be made on the relevant entry form and delivered to the Show Secretary at
the Henderson Pavilion, Rutherglen by 5 pm on FRIDAY 11 OCTOBER, 2019; however earlier
entries are encouraged. Each exhibitor will be given a sticker which must be attached to each
exhibit to ensure exhibits are be placed into their correct Section and Class. Late entries for
Flowers may be made up to Tuesday, 15 October at 12 noon.
2. All pavilion exhibits,(except where otherwise specified) must be delivered to the Henderson Pavilion
by the time stated in Pavilion Conditions. This regulation will be strictly enforced.
3. All Outside Exhibitors must restrict their activities to the area allotted as per Ground Space
Application. Society regulations require that all Ground fees MUST be paid prior to Show Day.
4. Ages of Horses to date from 1st August. (see separate schedule for Horse events)
5. The judges have the power to withhold any prize if they deem the Exhibit unworthy, or give a lesser
prize; or they may award Special Prizes in the form of Certificates of Merit, for exhibits which they
may deem worthy.
6. All Articles shown must be the Bona Fide property of the exhibitor (except in Flowers for decorative
arrangements). All cereals exhibited for the exhibition must be the Bona Fide growth or make of
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the exhibitor and must be the produce of the last preceding harvest. This rule will be strictly
enforced.
7. In cases of a difference of opinion between judges, the services of an independent judge will be
used.
8. Pre-paid Members Subscriptions -$25 includes entry for 2 Adults and four children under 16 to the
Show and entrance for their vehicle to the Showgrounds.
9. No person except those considered actually necessary will be allowed to accompany exhibits
and/or exhibitors at judging.
10. Non-members will be admitted to the Showgrounds on payment of $15 per Adult, $3 for Children 5
to16, and Children Under 5 years old are free. Family tickets are $30 for 2 Adults and up to 4
children under 16 years. Car parking for 1 car is $4.00.
11. Any person being an exhibitor will not be allowed to be present during the adjudication of the
Judges (excepting Live Stock and in any section where the Judge deems it necessary) and any
exhibitor remaining near the Judge will forfeit all right to a prize in that Section.
12. No person shall be permitted to exhibit in any classes for which he or she is acting as a Steward.
13. The Society will not in any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of any
exhibit at the Society’s exhibition or any damage thereto.
14. Any person insulting or interfering with the Judges during the Show will be subject to removal from
the grounds and the prizes awarded to him/her forfeited. Members of the Society so aggressing will
be liable to expulsion.
15. No appeal, against the decision of the Judges will be entertained unless the same is made in
writing and lodged with the Show Secretary before 6 o’clock on the day of the Show and a deposit
of $10 lodged, which will be forfeited if the Committee considers the appeal to be frivolous.
16. In the event of any protest being received it will be considered by the Committee at the next
meeting after the Show and its decision shall be final.
17. No exhibit shall be allowed to be removed before 4.30pm on Show Day and will, in every respect,
be considered the property of the Society until that time.
18. Only Prize cards won at this Show will be allowed to be placed on exhibits. Your prize card is your
pay voucher. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All
prize money must be checked before exhibitor leaves the showground as no appeal will be
considered after Show Day.
19. Prizemoney not collected on Show Day may be forfeited.
20. All individual Exhibitors must provide a completed and signed Entry form ONE PERSON ONLY per
entry form.
21. Any infringement of these rules will disqualify exhibitors from taking prizes awarded to them.
22. This Society is affiliated with the North Eastern Agricultural Societies Association and V.A.S Ltd. It
has been determined by these bodies that in the event of any exhibitor being offensive to any
Judge, their entry will be declined by all Societies affiliated with the Association and any prize
money won by them shall be withheld. Other penalties imposed by any Society in the association
will be upheld and endorsed by all affiliated members.
23. Owners entering livestock do so entirely at their own risk and it is a condition of entry in any event
that no liability of any kind attaches to the Society, the Committee, Officials and Members in any
respect whatsoever. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused
through or by any exhibit and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the
Society harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such an accident.
24. In Classes where there are prizes and trophies for “Most Successful Exhibitor” points will be allotted
as follows; First – 4 points, Second – 2 points, Third or Highly Commended- 1 point In the event
of a tie, the count back is to apply. Exhibitors must have received at least 2 prizes in a Section to
be eligible for Most Successful Exhibitor for that Section.
FULL SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE AND ANY FURTHER INFORMATION
MAY BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING THE SHOW CO-ORDINATOR:
Diane O’Dwyer
Ag Show Coordinator
PO Box 106
RUTHERGLEN VIC 3685
Phone: 02 6032 8044
Email: wineagshow@westnet.com.au
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CLOSING TIME FOR ALL PAVILION ENTRIES
FRIDAY 11th OCTOBER 2019 @ 5 PM
(UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE IN THE SHOW SCHEDULE)
PLEASE CAREFULLY READ ‘PAVILION CONDITIONS’ & ‘REGULATIONS’ . YOU SHOULD ALSO
ENSURE YOU ABIDE BY CONDITIONS THAT APPLY TO INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS AND CLASS.
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
PLEASE NOTE: In all Classes, NO Exhibitor is allowed to remove an exhibit OR part of an exhibit
from the exhibition until after 4.30pm on Show Day. They must contact the Steward in attendance
before removing their entry.
PAVILION CONDITIONS
All Pavilion exhibits apart from Eggs, Fruit & Vegetables, Flowers, Decorative Flower Arrangements
and Pot Plants are judged prior to Show Day and must be in the Henderson Pavilion on the day
specified below.
SECTION TIME FOR DELIVERY
(B) Eggs (C) Fruit and Vegetables, (D) BETWEEN 8am & 9am ON SHOW DAY.
Cut Flowers, (E) Decorative Entries may be delivered on Friday (2–4 pm) or Saturday
Arrangements and (F) Pot Plants (9am – 4pm) if desired.
(G) Preserved Fruit, (H) Jams and BETWEEN 9am & 10.30am ON THE SATURDAY BEFORE
Jellies, (I ) Pickles and Sauces SHOW DAY but may be delivered prior to this if desired
(K) Cookery – Open, Novice and (J) BETWEEN 9am & 10.45am ON THE SATURDAY BEFORE
Junior SHOW DAY.
(L) Group Exhibit, (M) Hospital, Hostel BETWEEN 2pm & 4pm ON THE FRIDAY BEFORE SHOW
or Day Care Centre, (N) Arts and Crafts, DAY but may be delivered prior to this
(O) Junior Arts and Crafts, (P) Junior
Needlework, (Q) District Needlework
and ( R ) Open Needlework including
VAS Classes
(S) Photography Secretary’s Office at the Henderson Pavilion no later than
4.00 PM on the TUESDAY BEFORE SHOW DAY. (This is
so the photos can be sent away for judging)
Entry fee as stated. JUNIOR classes are FREE entry.
Entry fees are payable on lodgement of entry form unless otherwise arranged with the Show
Secretary..
If no Exhibitor has been awarded at least two prizes in a Section then no Most Successful Exhibitor
prize will be given.
First Prize will be $4.00; Second Prize will be $2.00 unless otherwise stated. Your Prize Card is your
Voucher for prize money, which will be available after 4.30 on Show Day.
Children exhibiting on Show Day MUST be in the Year or Grade referred to in the Class heading.
Return postage for Exhibits is paid for by the Exhibitor.
All Exhibits are to be the bona fide work of the Exhibitor. The maker’s name must not be visible except
for paintings.
No one article can be entered in two sections.
Entries must be lodged at the Show Office and the Exhibit ticket supplied must be attached to the
Exhibit.
Novice Sections are limited to persons who have not won a first prize for an Open or Novice Class in
that Section at previous Rutherglen Shows.
Exhibitors may not enter both Novice and Open Classes in the same Section.
All Exhibits must be clean, produced in the previous 12 months, and must not have been previously
exhibited at any Rutherglen Show.
In all Classes, NO Exhibitor is allowed to remove an exhibit OR part of an exhibit from the exhibition
before 4.30pm on Show Day when they must contact the Steward in attendance.
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STAR HOTEL
EASTERN PALACE RESTAURANT
TRADITIONAL PUB FARE
Pool Table
Jukebox
Keno
Beer Garden
Bottle shop
6 Motel Units - Situated in the centre of town
02 6032 9625
5PICKLEBALL has come to town. – played indoors at Henderson
Pavilion.
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport no one has ever heard of.
A mix or tennis, badminton and table tennis it's a quick paced
game that's lots of fun for all ages.
Free tryouts on Wednesday nights at 7 pm on
28th August, 4th and 11th September.
After the Wine and Ag Shows, regular sessions will be scheduled
and advertised on Facebook pages for
Rutherglen Pickleball
and
Rutherglen Agricultural Society
If you want to play, let us know by leaving your name and contact details on the Pickleball FB page or
emailing us at wineagshow@westnet.com.au.
For more information call Geoff on 0424 161 488 or the Office on 0260 328 044
Wayne Milthorpe
Masseur
porky.1960@bigpond.com
0420 939 063
Remedial Massage 69 High Street
Rutherglen Rutherglen 3685
6PAVILION EXHIBITS
COM’N GUYS – THIS IS YOUR YEAR !!
Don’t be afraid - pit your skills against the
girls - You can enter ANY of the
competitions in the Pavilion
REFER TO PAVILION CONDITIONS FOR TIME TO DELIVER EXHIBITS FOR
JUDGING IN EACH SECTION
SECTION B – EGGS
(Eggs are to be exhibited in an egg carton) Entry Fee $0.50
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion before 9am on Show Day.
Judging Commences at 9.30am
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Exhibitors are not able to advertise their eggs for sale.
CLASS CLASS
1. Dozen Duck Eggs 2. Dozen Hen Eggs – White
3. Dozen Hen Eggs – Brown 4. Dozen Turkey Eggs
4. Dozen Bantam Eggs 6. Dozen Coloured Eggs
SECTION C – FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
(Must be grown by Exhibitor
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion before 9am on Show Day.
Judging Commences at 9.30am
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Definitions: NND – Not necessarily Different Cultivars
SS – Staged singly; cultivar (Cultivated) variety.
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
CLASS CLASS
1. One Lettuce, any variety 2. One Cabbage
3. One Cauliflower 4. Plate of Ten Peas
5. Three Root Vegetables NND 6. Three Onions NND
7. Five Stalks of Rhubarb 8. Five Stalks of Silver Beet
9. Ten Broad Beans 10. Three Leeks
11. Basket or tray of garden produce minimum of 12. Container of herbs, minimum of 3 varieties, all
8 varieties. No Eggs. herbs to be named
13. Three Citrus NND 14. Any other fruit(s) or vegetable(s) not listed
Fruit & Vegetable Book from Diggers Club for Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 1 to 14
Fruit & Vegetables - Junior Section
CLASS CLASS
15. FOR SCHOOLS – Produce from your School 16. Five leaves Silverbeet
Garden
17. Ten Peas 18. Three Citrus (NND)
19. Container of Herbs (minimum 3 varieties and 20. Container of Garden Produce (minimum 5
named) varieties and named). No Eggs
7SECTION D - CUT FLOWERS
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50
All Exhibits must be must be grown by Exhibitor and at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am & 9am
on Show Day.(refer to page 7 for exceptions).
All flowers must have exhibit tickets attached (refer to Regulation 1)
Judging Commences at 9.30am
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30 Show Day.
Unless stated otherwise, cut flowers are to be staged in a Garden Club holder (some are available
at the pavilion) or a bottle.
A Container must have not less than 5 blooms or 5 cuts unless stated otherwise.
Please name varieties of rose if known.
Definitions:
o NND – Not necessarily distinct variety
o SS – Stage singly
o Cultivar – (cultivated) variety
o ANS – Any number of stems
o Distinct – Different
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
CLASS CLASS
1. Six cut flowers, different varieties, SS (Trees & 2. Container of Aquilegias ANS but not less than
shrubs not allowed) 5 stems
3. Three different coloured Stocks in one 4. One Cut of Azalea
container
5. Three Cuts of Bearded Iris, different colours 6. One cut of Iris
SS
7. Container of Iris, ANS but not less than 5 8. One bloom of Iris
stems
9. One spike of Orchid Blooms 10. Three Pansies, different colours, one
container, staged flat
11. Three stems of Pelargonium (or Geranium), 12. One stem of Ivy-leafed Pelargonium (or
different colours, one container Geranium)
13. Container of Poppies 14. Six Alstroemeria (Peruvian Lily), NND
15. Three large flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 16. One large flowered (Hybrid Tea) Rose
different varieties, SS
17. One cut of Cluster Flowered (Floribunda) 18. One spray of Miniature Rose
Rose
19. One cut of Old Fashioned (Heritage) Rose 20. Three phases of a Rose
21. Container of David Austin Roses, NND 22. Three Snap Dragons, different colours
23. Six Sweet Peas, NND, one container 24. Three Sweet Peas, different colours, one
container
25. Container of mixed flowers (excluding trees or 26. One cut of Flowering Shrub (excluding
shrubs), any number of cuts Australian Flora), SS, length of cut to be no
more than 45cm above the top of the bottle
27. One cut of Flowering Australian Flora, SS, 28. Three cuts of foliage – SS
length of cut to be not more than 45cm above
the top of bottle
29. Three Petunias, different colours 30. Container of Daisies
$20 IGA Voucher for Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 1 to 30
Champion Cut Flower Exhibit – $25 voucher sponsored by “The Other Place”, Rutherglen
8SECTION E – DECORATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am and 9am on Show Day (refer to page
7 for exceptions).
Judging Commences at 9.30am
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
Flowers need not be grown by the Exhibitor. (Foliage Allowed)
Any embellishment allowed unless otherwise specified.
Wiring – any natural foliage or horticultural allowed.
No arrangement or part of an arrangement is to be removed before 4.30pm.
Arrangements must contain plant matter.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions
CLASS CLASS
1. Arrangement for a Mantlepiece 2. Arrangement for the Patio
3. Mirrors & glass 4. Old World Charm
5. From the roadside
Champion – Classes 1 to 5 - $25 Donated by Aylean and the late Ed Baker
NOVICE SECTION
6. From the roadside 7. Container of silver grey foliage
8. Arrangement using your favourite football 9. Amongst the daisies
scarf
Champion – Classes 6 to 9 - Donated by Rutherglen & District Garden Club
5 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
10. Arrangement in an Egg Cup 11. Collection of leaves
12. Bowl of floating flowers 13. Flower bracelet
Champion Ribbon - Classes 10 to 13
8 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
14. Feathers and flowers 15. Prickly arrangement
16. Spring is here” bulbs 17. Bugs in the garden
Champion Ribbon - Classes 14 to 17
12 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
18. A gift card 19. Buttonhole spray
20. Breakfast in bed 21. Dry times
Champion Ribbon - Classes 18 to 21
16 YEARS AND UNDER Free Entry
22. Sporting theme 23. 3 flower arrangement
24. Fruit and flowers 25. Arrangement in one colour
Champion Ribbon - Classes 22 to 25
SECTION F - POT PLANTS
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50
All Exhibits to be at the Henderson Pavilion between 8am and 9am on Show Day (refer to page 7
for exceptions).
Judging Commences at 9.30am
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30 on Show Day
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
Must be growing in a Pot or Suitable container. Container not judged.
Steward – Mrs Marlene Grantham
9CLASS CLASS
1. A Cactus or Cacti 2. A Succulent
3. Container of Cactus and/or Succulent garden 4. A flowering pot plant of one variety
5. Foliage Plant 6. One Pelargonium(Geranium)
7. Container of Fern 8. Hanging (trailing) plant in bloom
9. Hanging (trailing) foliage plant 10. Hanging container of Fern
11. Plant or plants in an unusual container 12. One Bonsai
13. Orchid in bloom 14. Container or pot of Cyclamen in bloom
15. Container of mixed flowering plants 16. One topiary plant
17. Begonia in bloom
Most Successful Exhibitor - Donated by Mrs Marlene Grantham – Class 1 to 17
SECTION G - PRESERVED FRUIT & VEGETABLES
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am Saturday 21st October
or prior.
Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm
Show Day.
Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Class except in classes for
collections when one bottle or jar is to be shown for each variety.
Judges have the right to open Exhibits.
Fruit must be from Current Season
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
1. Preserved Peaches 2. Preserved Plums
3. Preserved Cherries 4. Preserved Pears
5. Preserved Apricots 6. Preserved Tomatoes
7. Preserved Pineapple (sliced) 8. Green Table Olives
9. Black Table Olives 10. Spiced Green Table Olives
11. Spiced Black Table Olives 12. Preserved Fruit or Vegetable not specified
13. Collection of Preserved Fruits, 3 Varieties 14. 1st - $6 2nd - $3 Entry Fee $1.20
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 13 $20 IGA Voucher
Champion Ribbon for Champion – Class 1 to 13
SECTION H - JAMS AND JELLIES
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am Saturday 21st October
or prior.
Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Class except in classes for collections when one bottle or
jar is to be shown for each variety.
Judges have the right to open Exhibits
All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
CLEAR REMOVABLE COVERS - Entrants must remove screw tops and replace with cellophane
covers.
All Jams to Be Labelled with the Variety
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
RUTHERGLEN IGA
plus LIQUOR
87- 95 Main Street
Rutherglen
Phone: (02) 6032 9232
10CLASS CLASS
1. Peach Jam 2. Dark Plum Jam
3. Light Plum Jam 4. Apricot Jam
5. Fig Jam (any flavour) 6. Fig Paste
7. Quince Jam 8. Quince Jelly (to be made from fruit only)
9. Quince Paste 10. Strawberry Jam
11. Grape Jam 12. Berry Jam
13. Crab Apple Jelly 14. Melon Jam (any flavour)
15. Marmalade (Orange to contain all the fruit) 16. Marmalade (any other)
17. Apple Jelly (to be made from fruit only) 18. Lemon Butter
19. Muscat Butter 20. Jam not specified
21 Collection of Jams (3 Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3. Entry Fee $1.20
22 Collection of Jellies (3 Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3. Entry Fee $1.20
NOVICE SECTION
Classes 23 to 25 are limited to persons who have not won a first prize for any Jams and Jellies
referred to in these Classes at previous Shows of this Society
CLASS CLASS
23 Lemon Butter 24 Collection of Jams (3 Varieties)
25Jam not specified
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 25 -$20 IGA Voucher
Champion Ribbon – Class 1 to 25
SECTION I - PICKLES AND SAUCES
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.30am on Saturday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion.
Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm Show Day.
Only one bottle or jar to be shown in each Section except in Section for
collections when one bottle or jar is to be shown for each variety.
Judges have the right to open Exhibits
All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
All Pickles and Sauces to be Labelled with the Variety.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
1. Pickled Onions 2. Pickled Beet
3. Cauliflower Pickles 4. Mixed Pickles
5. Tomato Sauce 6. Tomato Chutney
7. Worcestershire Sauce 8. Plum Sauce
9. Tomato Relish 10. Herbed Vinegar
11. Herbed Oil 12. Olive Tapenade
13. Pesto 14. Pickled Mixed Vegetables
15. Zucchini Pickles 16. Cucumber Pickles
17. Condiment not specified 18. Mint Jelly
Best Collection (4 Distinct Varieties) 1st - $6 2nd - $3 Entry Fee $1.20
Most Successful Exhibitor – Class 1 to 19 – 1 year Diggers Club Membership Voucher
Champion Ribbon – Class 1 to 19
11SPECIAL FEATURE
Men’s Sauce Competition
FOR MEN ONLY (18 YRS & OVER)
Class 20. SAUCE OF YOUR CHOICE. Males only (18yrs & over ENTRY FEE $5
Conditions of Entry:
Sauce must be made in a domestic kitchen by the entrant without female assistance. All sauces are
to be labelled with variety (eg Tomato & Chilli Sauce)
Exhibit MUST BE at the HENDERSON PAVILION between 9am and 10.45 am on Saturday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion.
All Entries are to have clear removable covers – NO WAX/ NO SCREW TOPS
CLEAR REMOVABLE COVERS - Entrants must remove screw tops and replace with cellophane
covers.
Sponsored by Victoria Hotel
$50 Prize Voucher & “Bragging Rights”
SECTION J - JUNIOR COOKERY
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Free Entry
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.45am Saturday before Show
or prior delivery to the Pavilion.
Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
Only one entry per Exhibitor in any Class.
Packet Cake Mix NOT to be used unless Specified.
The judge must cut all cakes except for Decorated Cakes.
All Exhibits (apart from decorated cakes) should be covered with clear
plastic bags (not plastic clingwrap - oven bags are ideal)
Exhibit must not require refrigeration.
Size of item unspecified unless stated.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions
TO ENSURE IT IS CLEARLY VISIBLE PLEASE STICK THE EXHIBIT TICKET TO THE TOP
OUTSIDE EDGE OF AN APPROPRIATELY SIZED PLATE.
CLASS CLASS
6 YEARS AND UNDER
1. 1. Four Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
2. A Figure made with Scone Dough and baked (Figure must be no larger than 20x20cm and on a
similar sized board or plate)
3. Cooked Item not specified
8 YEARS AND UNDER
4. Four Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
5. A Figure made with Scone Dough and baked. (Figure must be no larger than 20x20cm and on a
similar sized board or plate
6. 4 Pieces of uncooked slice 7. A Packet Mix Cake – attach packet to entry.
8. Cooked Item not specified
10 YEARS AND UNDER
9. Four Chocolate Crackles 10. Four Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits
11. A Figure made with Scone Dough and baked. (Figure must be no larger than 20x20cm and on a
similar sized board or plate)
12. Four Pikelets 13. 4 pieces of uncooked slice
14. Small Pizza (base can be homemade or 15. A Packet Mix Cake – attach packet to entry
purchased).
16. Cooked Item not specified
Champion Ribbon – Classes 1 to 16
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize – Classes 1 to 16 - Donated by Margaret Jones
12CLASS CLASS
13 YEARS AND UNDER
17. Plain Sponge Sandwich (No Icing or Filling)
18. Chocolate Cake (Iced)) 19. 4 Cup Cakes (Iced and Decorated)
20. 4 Scones – Plain. (No larger than approx. 5 cm diameter
21. Six Plain Biscuits (One Variety) 22. Four Decorated Arrowroot Biscuits. All Edible
23. 4 Pieces of cooked slice 24. 4 Pieces of uncooked slice
25. Plate of 4 Muffins 26. My School Lunchbox – Healthy!!
27. My School Lunchbox–How I would like it!! 28. Confectionary (3 Pieces each of 2)
29. Novelty Cake 30. Small pizza (base can be homemade or
purchased)
31. Cooked item not specified
Champion Ribbon – Classes 17 to 31
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize– Classes 17 to 31 - Donated by Aylean Baker
Class 29 - Best Novelty Cake – Prize donated by Beth Fisher
16 YEARS AND UNDER
32. Plain Sponge Sandwich (No Icing or 33. Chocolate Cake (Iced)
Filling)
34. An Afternoon Tea Plate with 4 different 35. 4 Scones – Plain. (No larger than approx. 5
pieces cm diameter)
36. 4 Plain Biscuits (One Variety) 37. 4 Pieces of Cooked Slice
38. Plate of 4 Muffins 39. Confectionary (4 Pieces each of 2 Varieties)
No Rum or Apricot Balls
40. Cooked Item not Specified 41. Decorated Christmas Cake
42. Novelty Decorated Cake 43. Decorated Cake using Butter Icing
44. Decorated Cake
13Champion Ribbon – Classes 32 to 40
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize – Classes 32 to 40
Donated by the family of the late Mrs Dorrie Jones
Classes 41-44 - Best Decorated Cake - Prize donated by Mrs. M. Colvin
45-46 VAS Classes – commence page 30
SECTION K – COOKERY
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 9am and 10.45am Saturday before Show
or prior delivery to the Pavilion
Judging Commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30 on Show Day.
Only one entry per exhibitor in any Class.
The judge must cut all cakes except for Decorated Cakes.
Packet cake mixes must not be used. Plates must be solid and of an appropriate size.
All fruit cakes must be on foil covered boards
Exhibit must not require refrigeration
Please note: All Fruit Cakes must be on foil covered boards.
All Exhibits (except decorated cakes) to be covered with clear oven
bags – NOT plastic wrap or bags which do not allow a clear view)
Size of items unspecified unless stated.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
BISCUITS AND SMALL CAKES
1. Short bread (6 Pieces) 2. Plate of Six Biscuits (three each of two
varieties)
3. Plate six Anzac Biscuits 4. Six Lamingtons (not sponge mixture) –
Lamingtons should be 4 cm square
5. Six Cream Puffs (not filled) 6. Six Meringues
7. Six pieces of cooked slice 8. Six pieces of uncooked slice
9. Six cup cakes (with home-made
decorations
PASTRIES
10. Six Jam Tarts (short paste) 11. Six Pieces Apple Slice (not iced)
LARGE CAKES
12. Gluten Free Cake 13. Plain Sponge
14. Banana Bread 15. Plain Cake (no icing)
16. Carrot Cake - not iced 17. Sultana Cake
18. Fruit and Nut Loaf 19. Cinnamon Sponge Sandwich (no icing or filling)
20. Ginger Cake (not iced) 21. Chocolate Cake (iced)
22. Orange Cake (iced) 23. Boiled Fruit Cake
OTHER
24. Six Plain Scones 25. Six Savoury Scones
26. Six Pikelets 27. Plate of six Muffins (not in papers)
28. One loaf home-made bread (white) 29. One loaf bread (Machine made)
30. Article of cookery not specified
14Special Classes
Prize Money Class 31 – 37 1st $10, 2nd $5 Entry Fee $1.50 (unless otherwise stated)
Class 38 1st $20, 2nd $10
CLASS CLASS
31. Plum Pudding 32. Rainbow Cake iced and filled. Layers to be top
pink, middle white, bottom brown, not sponge.
33. Tray or Plate of Assorted Goods suitable for Afternoon Tea, other than biscuits. Two of each,
4 varieties only
34. Cake of your Choice (not specified) 35. Decorated Novelty Cake
36. Fruit Cake (dark) 37. Novelty Cake, using butter icing
38. Decorated Cake, all home-made decorations, tulle or ribbon allowed. Entry Fee $2.50
Champion Ribbon – Classes 1 to 38
Most Successful Exhibitor– Classes 1 to 38
Donated in memory of Mrs A. D. Campbell
MEN’S CAKE COMPETITION (FOR MEN ONLY -18 YRS & OVER)
ENTRY FEE $10.
Class
39. A CAKE OF YOUR CHOICE.
Conditions of Entry:
Entry is restricted to men only, 18 years or older
Cake must be made in a domestic kitchen by the entrant with no female
assistance.
No commercial cake mixes to be used.
Cake MUST BE at the HENDERSON PAVILION between 9am and 10.45am on Saturday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion
WINNERS ANNOUNCED AT MENS CAKE DISPLAY IN PAVILION AT 9 am Sunday.
All proceeds from entry in this special competition will be donated to local charities.
For any further information regarding this special event contact the Show Office on (02) 6032 8044.
$50 Voucher & “bragging rights’
Sponsored by Valentine’s Bakery
126 Main St, Rutherglen 0457 847 956
Novice Section
Class 40-54 are limited to persons who have not won a First Prize in the Open and/or
Novice sections for Cookery at previous shows of the Society
CLASS CLASS
40. Six Plain Scones 41. Plain Sponge Sandwich (no icing or
filling)
42. Six Plain biscuits (not iced, 3 each of 2 43. Fruit and Nut Loaf
varieties)
44. Six Lamingtons (not sponge mixture) – 45. Plain Cake
lamingtons should be 4 cm square 1st $10 2nd $5 3rd $1.
46. Six Pikelets 47. Six Decorated Biscuits (Decorations all
Handmade)
48. Six Pieces Cooked Slice (3 pieces each, 49. Decorated Cake, all homemade
2 Varieties) decorations, tulle and ribbon allowed,
not to be cut.
1st $25 2nd $10 3rd $2.50
50. Carrot Cake (not iced) 51. Chocolate Cake
1552. Six Anzac Biscuits 53. Plate of Six Muffins (not in papers)
54. Cake not specified
Champion Ribbon – Classes 40-54
Most Successful Exhibitor - Classes 40 to 54
Prize donated by the family of the late Mrs Noreen Shelley
55-56 see VAS Classes –commence page 29.
SECTION L - GROUP EXHIBIT / ONE PERSON’S WORK
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm & 4 pm Friday 20th October OR
between 9am and 10am Saturday before Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with
the Show Co-ordinator
Judging commences at 10.30 am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
All preserves are to have clear removable covers – NO wax or screw tops.
A list of competition items to be supplied (to differentiate from display items).
1. GROUP EXHIBIT Entry Fee $1.50
(FOR ANY GROUP OPERATING WITHIN A 50 KM RADIUS OF THE RUTHERGLEN POST
OFFICE).
1st Prize - $10. 2nd Prize - $5
Ten points for each article and ten points awarded for Staging.
Accessories permitted in Staging.
Staging must be finished by 10am Saturday and may be done the day before if desired.
Judging of Needlework, Preserves, Cooking and Craft Work will commence at 10.30 am
Saturday.
Width of display to be no more than 1 metre
Each exhibit must contain an article of:
1. Crochet or Knitting
2. Cross Stitch
3. A Childs Garment
4. A Handmade Toy
5. An Article of your choice
6. An Article of your choice
2. ONE PERSON’S WORK Entry Fee $1
A COLLECTION OF 6 DIFFERENT ARTICLES which have been made during the last 12 months
and may include sewing, knitting, crochet, cookery, home preserves, painting, woodwork or any
other craft.
1st prize - $20 2nd prize - $10
Judging based on10 points for each article, 10 points awarded for Staging, and 10 points for
variety.
Accessories permitted in Staging.
Staging must be finished by 10am Saturday and may be done the day before if desired.
Judging of Needlework, Preserves, Cooking and Craft Work will commence at 10.30 am
Saturday.
Width of Display to be no more than 1 metre
(NOTE: Entries must include a list of items to differentiate between entries and staging
items.)
***PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES***
Friday 11th October 2019 at 5 pm
16SECTION M - HOSPITAL/HOSTEL or DAY CARE CENTRE
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 Free Entry
All Exhibits must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm & 4 pm Friday OR between 9am and
10am Saturday prior to Show.
A separate entry form stating the class entered is required for each individual exhibitor.
Judging commences at 11am on Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
WORK IS TO BE CURRENT WORK ONLY AND MUST NOT HAVE BEEN DISPLAYED OR
EXHIBITED IN PREVIOUS YEARS.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
1. Exhibit made of Wood 2. Knitted/Crochet article
3. Article of Jewellery 4. Christmas Decoration.
5. Picture 6. Article not specified
Champion Ribbon– Classes 1 to 5
SECTION N - ARTS AND CRAFTS
(Open to Men and Women)
COM’N GUYS – THIS IS YOUR YEAR !!
Don’t be afraid - pit your skills against the
girls - You can enter ANY of the
competitions in the Pavilion
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits in this Section must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm and 4pm Friday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with Show Co-ordinator.
Judging commences 9am, Saturday 19th October.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money is available after
4.30 on Show Day.
LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
All articles to be bona fide work of the Exhibitor. If the makers name
(or any other name) is on the exhibit this must be covered.
No One Article can be entered in two Sections.
Exhibit sticker supplied MUST be attached to the back of the Exhibit.
After 5.15pm on Show Day the work is no longer the responsibility of the Society.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
DRAWING AND PAINTINGS
1. Drawing – Any Medium 2. Local Scene or Subject – Any Medium
3. Imaginative composition – Any Medium 4. Oil, Watercolour or Acrylic
Champion - Classes 1 – 4 - $30 Voucher sponsored by Riverland Hardware
DECORATIVE ARTS
5. Exhibit made from Wood 6. Example of Metal Craft (Copper, Brass,
Pewter, etc.)
7. Article of Leatherwork 8. Article of Pottery -wheel thrown
9. Article of Pottery - hand moulded 10. Wall Hanging – Any Medium
11. Hand-made Adults Shopping Bag 12. Hand painted Article
13. A Hand-painted Gumboot 14. Item of Jewellery
17CLASS CLASS
FABRIC & WOOL
15. Hand-made Soft Toy 16. Hand-made Teddy Bear
17. Hand Felted Article
OTHER
18. An Item of Beading 19. Race Day Headwear
20. Scrapbooking – Any article 21. Handmade card – Adult birthday card
22. Handmade card – Child’s birthday card 23. Handmade card – Celebration card
24. Christmas Decoration 25. Item made from Recycled Material
Any Article of work not listed in Classes 5 to 25
Most Successful Exhibitor – Classes 5 to26 - Donated by Gordon and Helen
Mackinlay Champion Ribbon - Classes 5 to 26
SPINNING & WEAVING Entry Fee $0.50
Sponsored by Chiltern Handspinners & Weavers Group
Classes 27 to 30 - 1st Prize $10 Class 31 – 1st Prize $20
(A small sample of raw fibre to be provided for each exhibit)
CLASS CLASS
26. Handspun crocheted, hand knitted or 27. Handspun skein of natural raw fibre
woven article made from natural raw (minimum 50gm)
fibre
28. Handspun article made from 29. Handspun skein made from commercially
commercially prepared top (white or prepared top (minimum 50g)
coloured)
30. NOVICE – Handspun article or skein (minimum 50gm) from natural fibre (not to have
prize in any Show
Champion Ribbon - Classes 27 to 30 $25 Prize
SECTION O - JUNIOR ARTS AND CRAFTS
1st Prize - $4. 2nd - $2 Free Entry
All Exhibits in this Section must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm and 4pm Friday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with Show Co-ordinator.
Judging commences at 9am Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money is available after 4.30 Show Day.
For Exhibitors residing within a 50km radius of the Rutherglen Post Office.
After 5.15pm the work is no longer the responsibility of the Society.
Art work may be mounted on coloured card but not framed.
If the makers name (or any other name) is on the exhibit this must be covered.
Components which are essential for the Exhibit but are not of the predominate material specified,
are allowed.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
THE EXHIBITOR MUST ON SHOW DAY BE IN THE YEAR REFERRED TO IN THE CLASS HEADING.
ALL ART WORK MUST HAVE EXHIBITORS NAME, AGE, YEAR AND SCHOOL ON BACK.
CLASS CLASS
PRE-SCHOOL & FOUNDATION
1. Picture 2. Christmas Decoration.
3. A Bookmark 4. Kit Project with package to be displayed
5. A Decorated Shoe Box (closed) 6. One Decorated Hard Boiled Egg
(displayed on a stand)
8. Exhibit made from Lego/Duplo – To be
7. Article made from Felt displayed on a solid wooden board or
tray no larger than 45 cm square
9. Article not listed
18YEAR 1 AND 2
10. Picture (Any Medium) 11. An Exhibit made from Lego – To be
displayed on a solid wooden board or
tray no larger than 45 cm square.
12. A Christmas Decoration 13. A Bookmark
14. Kit Project with package to be displayed 15. A Decorated Shoe Box (closed)
16. One Decorated Hard Boiled Egg 17. An Article made from Felt
(displayed on a stand)
18. Any Article of work not listed
Champion Ribbon - in Classes 1 to 18
$5 Prize Money donated by Mrs B Tafft
YEAR 3 AND 4
19. Picture (Any Medium) 20. A Christmas Decoration
21. Article made from Wood 22. Article made from Leather
23. An Exhibit made from Lego – To be 24. Article of Beading
displayed on a solid wooden board or
tray no larger than 45 cm square
25. A Bookmark 26. Kit Project with package to be displayed
27. A Decorated Shoe Box (open to view) 28. One Decorated Hard Boiled Egg
(displayed on a stand)
29. An Article made from Felt 30. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize- Classes19 to 30
Donated by the Hourigan Family for the late Mrs E Chandler
Champion Ribbon - Classes 19 to 30 – $5 Prize Money Donated by Mrs B Tafft
YEAR 5 AND 6
31. Picture (Any Medium) 32. A Christmas Decoration
33. Article made from Wood 34. Article made from Leather
35. Item made from Recycled Materials 36. Research Presentation (using charts
and models).
37. An Article of Scrapbooking 38. An Article of Beading
39. Lego or Construction Kit Article - To be 40. An Anzac tribute
displayed on a solid wooden board or
tray no larger than 45 cm square.
41. Any article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Classes 31 to 41 - Donated by Mrs Jenny Campbell
Champion Ribbon - Classes 31 to 41 and $5 Donated by Mrs Jenny Campbell
YEAR 7
42. Item of Metalwork (specify if in kit form) 43. Item of Woodwork
44. Item of Ceramics 45. Item of Plastics
46. Item of 2D item/picture – Art 47. Sculpture – Art
48. Item – 3D – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Classes 42 to 48 – donated by Mrs J Campbell
Champion Ribbon - Classes 44 to 50 and $5.00 Prize Money Donated Mrs B Tafft
YEAR 8
49. Item of Metalwork (specify if in kit form) 50. Item of Woodwork
51. Item of Ceramics 52. Item of Plastics
53. Item of 2D item/picture – Art 54. Sculpture – Art
55. Item of 3D – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Classes 49 to 55 – Mrs B Tafft
Champion Ribbon - Classes 49 to 55 & $5.00 Prize Money Donated by J Campbell
19YEAR 9
56. Best Item – Metalwork (specify if in kit 57. Best Item – Woodwork
form)
58. Best Item – Ceramics 59. Best Item – Plastics
60. Best Picture – Art 61. Best Sculpture – Art
62. Best 3D Item – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize- Classes 56 to 62 – donated by Mrs J Campbell
Champion Ribbon - Classes 56 to 62 and $5.00 Prize Money Donated by Mrs B Tafft
YEAR 10
63. Best Item – Metalwork (specify if in kit 64. Best Item – Woodwork
form)
65. Best Item – Ceramics 66. Best Item – Plastics
67. Best Picture – Art 68. Best Sculpture – Art
69. Best 3D Item – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize- Classes 63 to 69 – donated Mrs B Tafft
Champion Ribbon - Classes 63 to 69 and $5.00 Prize Money Donated by Mrs J
Campbell
YEAR 11
70. Best Item – Metalwork (specify if in kit 71. Best Item – Woodwork
form)
72. Best Item – Ceramics 73. Best Item – Plastics
74. Best Picture – Art 75. Best Sculpture – Art
76. Best 3D Item – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize- Classes 70 to 76 – donated in memory of Miss Beth
Williams.
Champion Ribbon - Classes 70 to 76 and
$5.00 Prize Money donated by Mrs J Campbell
YEAR 12
77. Best Item – Metalwork (specify if in kit 78. Best Item – Woodwork
form)
79. Best Item – Ceramics 80. Best Item – Plastics
81. Best Picture – Art 82. Best Sculpture – Art
83. Best 3D Item – General
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize- Classes 77 to 83 – donated in memory of Miss Beth
Williams
Champion Ribbon - Classes 77 to 83
$5.00 Prize Money Donated by Mrs J Campbell
Poster Competition
Free Entry
Foundation and Classes 1 – 6
Age Group – 1st Prize $4. 2nd Prize $2
Entries MUST be available from Schools for collection on Thursday 17th October 2019 or earlier
and can be delivered to the Show Office at the Henderson Pavilion any time prior to this date for
Judging. Note: Entries received late will potentially not be able to be exhibited.
Posters to be no larger than A4
CLASS CLASS
84. Poster to illustrate aspects of Agricultural Shows.
Primary School aged children to enter.
Name, Age, School Name and Year must be marked on the Entry Form and on the
back of the Exhibit
Champion (includes all Grades) - Voucher for $15
Reserve Champion (includes all Grades) – Voucher for $10
(Note: Prizes are for the overall winners only)
20Kindergarten/Schools Display
Free Entry
Please advise the Show Office by WEDNESDAY 16TH OCTOBER of your intention to enter so the
best allocation of space available can be made. Office: (02) 6032 8044.
Email: wineagshow@westnet.com.au
Areas to be no more than 1.5 metre frontage (Length).
All Display materials including backdrop or backing sheets to be supplied by the Exhibitor.
Exhibit must be staged by 4 pm Friday 18th October
Any valuables to be removed after 4.30pm on Show Day.
CLASS
85 – Display of Choice
School with the best selection of Exhibits to receive a $50 voucher being for Art supplies –
Donated by Rutherglen Newsagency
Complete range of stationery, greeting cards, toys,
giftware, souvenirs and Tattslotto
Main Street, Rutherglen
(02) 6032 9517
SECTION P - JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits in this Section must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm and 4pm on Friday
before Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with Show Co-ordinator
Judging commences at 9am Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money is available after 4.30 on Show Day.
For Exhibitors residing within a 50km radius of the Rutherglen Post Office.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
THE EXHIBITOR MUST BE IN THE YEAR OR GRADE REFERRED TO IN THE CLASS ON
SHOW DAY.
CLASS CLASS
YEAR 4 AND UNDER
1. Hand-knitted (any style) Article or 2. Article of Needlework ( Hand or Machine
Square of 15cm x 15cm Sewn)
3. A Hand Embroidered Article 4. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize Classes 1 to 4 - Donated by Mrs Margaret Hourigan
Champion Ribbon - Classes 1 to 4 and $5.00 Prize Money
YEAR 5 AND 6
5. Hand Embroidered Article 6. Soft Toy
7. Hand knitted Article 8. Machine Sewn Article
9. A Hand-made Bag 10. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize Classes 5 to 10 – Donated by Helen Mackinlay
Champion Ribbon - Classes 5 to 10 and $5.00 Prize Money
21CLASS CLASS
YEAR 7 AND 8
11. Garment of Choice (Sewing) 12. Hand Embroidered Article
13. Machine Embroidered Article 14. Hand Knitted Article
15. Crocheted Article 16. Soft Toy
17. An Article of weaving 18. A Hand-made Bag
19. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize Classes 11 to 19
donated by Rutherglen Agricultural Society
Champion Ribbon - Classes 11 to 19 and $5.00 Prize Money
YEAR 9 & 10
20. Garment of Choice (Sewing) 21. Hand Embroidered Article
22. Machine Embroidered Article 23. Hand Knitted Article
24. Crocheted Article 25. Soft Toy
26. An Article of weaving 27. A Hand-made Bag
28. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize Classes 20 to 28 - Donated by Jenny Campbell
Champion Ribbon - Classes 20 to 28 and $5.00 Prize Money
18 YEARS AND UNDER (OPEN SECTION)
29. Article of Clothing, Material (Machine 30. Hand Embroidered Article
Sewn)
31. Machine Embroidered Article 32. Soft Toy
33. Hand Knitted or Crochet Article 34. A Hand-made Bag
35. An Article of Patchwork 36. An Article featuring Applique
37. Any Article of work not listed
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize Class 29 - 37
donated by the Hourigan Family for the late Mrs Ella Chandler
Champion Ribbon - Classes 29 to 37 and $5.00 Prize Money
VAS COMPETITION INFORMATION
FOR SEWING, CROCHET, PATCHWORK, KNITTING, EMBROIDERY &
PHOTOGRAPHY
COMMENCES ON PAGE 32
SECTION Q - DISTRICT NEEDLEWORK
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits in this Section must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm and 4pm Friday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with Show Co-ordinator
Judging commences at 9am Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money is available after 4.30 Show Day.
For Exhibitors residing within a 50km radius of the Rutherglen Post Office.
All cushion inserts must be covered.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
EMBROIDERY
1. Article of Cross Stitch – article to have no more than 5% of other stitches, including
back stitch or half stitch. Please state whether this is your own design or a kit.
2. An Article of Long Stitch 3. Prettiest and Best Worked Article of
Embroidery – Unframed
4. Prettiest and Best Worked Article of 5. An Article using Wool Embroidery
Embroidery – Framed
22CLASS CLASS
KNITTING AND CROCHET
6. Baby’s Knitted Article or outfit to fit up to 7. Baby’s Crochet Article or outfit to fit up
12 months to 12 months
9. Hand knitted Jumper, Cardigan or Vest
8. Childs Knitted or Crochet Garment (ladies or gents)
10. Hand knitted Article – not specified 11. Tea Cosy (Knitted or Crochet)
12. Best Hand knitted or Crocheted Rug 13. Crocheted Article not otherwise
specified in this class
DRESSMAKING
14 Child’s Outfit or Frock 15. Nightdress or Pyjamas
16. Garment made from Stretch Material 17. Apron
18. Any Article of dressmaking not provided
for elsewhere in category.
OTHER
19. Cushion – any work (inserts should be 20. Dressed Doll
covered)
21. Patchwork Article 22. An Article of Appliqué Work – all articles
to be completed
23. Quilt 24. Tapestry Article
25. Handmade Soft Toy 26. Any Article not specified
CHAMPION PRIZE- Championship Sash and $10 IGA Voucher - Classes 1 to 26
Note : All 1st Prize winners in the above Sections are included when Championship is being
decided
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Classes 1 to 26
donated by the family of the late Mr and Mrs A. G. Williams
NOVICE
(For Exhibitors who have never won any of these Classes in an Agricultural Show)
27. An Article of Embroidery – machine or 28. An Article of Knitting or Crochet
hand embroidered
29. An Article of Sewing
SECTION R - OPEN NEEDLEWORK
1st Prize - $4. 2nd Prize - $2 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee $0.50 (unless otherwise stated)
All Exhibits in this Section must be at the Henderson Pavilion between 2pm and 4pm Friday before
Show or prior delivery to the Pavilion by arrangement with Show Co-ordinator
Judging commences at 9am Saturday.
Your prize card is your prize voucher – prize money is available after 4.30 on Show Day.
Return Postage for Exhibits to be paid by the Exhibitor.
All Articles to be clean and the bona fide work of the Exhibitor.
All cushion inserts must be covered.
Refer to Pavilion Conditions.
CLASS CLASS
EMBROIDERY
1. Any Article – Hand Embroidered
2. An Article of Cross Stitch - article to have no more than 5% of other stitches, including
back stitch or half stitch. Please state whether this is your own design or a kit.
3. Article – Machine Embroidered 4. Article using Wool Embroidery
5. An Article of Candle Wicking 6. An Article using Ribbon Embroidery
7. An Article of Counted Thread Work
23CLASS CLASS
KNITTING AND CROCHET
8. Baby’s Knitted Article to fit up to 12 9. Baby’s Crochet Article to fit up to 12
months months
10. Adults hand knitted Jumper, Cardigan or 11. Hand knitted or Crochet Article – not
Vest specified
12. Hand knitted or Crocheted Rug 13. Knitted or Crocheted Tea Cosy
14. Crocheted Supper Cloth at least 90cms 15. Three Crochet Doilies (Distinct Patterns)
square
DRESSMAKING
16. Child’s Outfit or Frock – Material 17. Nightdress or Pyjamas
18. Garment made from Stretch Fabric 19. Specimen of Smocking (Article to be
completed)
20. Any Article of Dressmaking not provided
for
OTHER
21. Most Attractive Table Centre 22. An Article of Appliqué Work
23. Cushion – any work (inserts should be 24. Coat Hanger – Not Embroidered
covered)
25. Patchwork Article (All Hand Sewn) 26. Patchwork Article (All Machine Sewn)
Quilting not judged Quilting not judged
27. Dressed Doll 28. An Article of Heirloom Sewing
29. Tapestry Article 31. Handmade Soft Toy
30. Any Article not specified
Championship Sash and $10 IGA Voucher – Classes 1 to 31
Most Successful Exhibitor Prize - Class 1 to 31 – Donated by Mrs June Fisher
32-36 VAS Classes – commence page 32
SECTION S - PHOTOGRAPHY
These classes are open to Amateurs ONLY Entry Fee $1.20
1st Prize - $6. 2nd Prize - $3
All Exhibits in this Section are to be at the Henderson Pavilion NO LATER than 4pm on TUESDAY
15th OCTOBER to allow for despatch and return from the Judges.
Your prize card is your Prize Money- Prize Money available after 4.30pm on Show Day.
VAS COMPETITION INFORMATION FOR PHOTOGRAPHY COMMENCES ON PAGE 29
REGULATIONS:
All prints are to be mounted – MOUNTING WILL BE SUPPLIED BY THE SOCIETY AND
EXHIBITORS MUST MOUNT THEIR OWN PRINTS. Please use clear 3M type tape to prevent
damage to photoframes.
Please place Exhibitors Ticket on the back of the photo – NOT on the mounting. Entries with
exhibit tickets placed on the mounting frames may be disqualified.
The mounting is the property of the Society and MUST be returned when exhibits are collected.
Prints must be 15cm x 10cm (unless otherwise stated).
All Photographs to be taken within the last 12 months and must not have been exhibited at any
previous Rutherglen Show.
Exhibitors acknowledge that their photographs comply with these conditions.
The Society will not accept responsibility for any exhibits not collected.
Photographs will be available for collection from 4.30pm on Show day.
Exhibitors MUST include their Date of Birth on Entry Form for Junior Classes 14
to 20. This also applies to entries into the VAS Junior competition.
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