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CRT Taralga Rural Pavilion Schedule
| Wool | Farm Produce | Garden Produce | Flowers |
| Cookery | Jams & Preserves | Fancy Work | Art & Craft |
| Photography | Home Brew |
Judging takes place Saturday 10:00 Am - 12:00PM the pavilion will remain closed while judging takes place.
All entries to be submitted to Pavilion on Friday between 3.00-4.00 pm. Saturday no later than 9.00 am.
All exhibits must stay till 4.00pm Sunday
Viewing Hours: 12.00 pm (or after judging completed) to 5.00 pm Saturday, Sunday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.
Entry fees: 50c unless specifies. No competitor shall pay more than $3 total for entries.
All fleeces shown are not to be more than 380 days of growth, to be exhibited as if prepared for market (skirted and belly wool out) and to be judged on National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia points scale.
CHIEF STEWARD: Ian Baxter
STEWARDS: Greg Moloney, David Croke, John Boardman
ENTRY FEE: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00 (unless specified)
74) Fleeces to be judged on commercial value grown by junior farmer. No ram’s fleece eligible. $10 special prize.
75) Merino fleece to be judged on commercial value for residents of TARALGA POLICE DISTRICT. Must be unhoused flock and no ram’s fleece eligible. Entries in Class 001 are not eligible. $10 special prize.
SUPERFINE
76) Ewe or wether’s fleece 74’s or better.
77) Ram’s fleece 74’s or better.
78) Hogget’s fleece 74’s or better.
FINE
79) Ewe or wether’s fleece 70’s.
80) Ram’s fleece 70’s.
81) Hogget’s fleece.70’s.
MEDIUM
82) Ewe or wether’s fleece 64’s.
83) Ram’s fleece 64’s.
84) Hogget’s fleece 64’s.
STRONG
85) Ewe or wether’s fleece 60’s.
86) Ram’s fleece 60’s.
CROSSBRED
87) Crossbred fleece 50’s.
88) Crossbred fleece 56’s.
89) Comeback fleece 58’s.
90) Comeback fleece 60’s.
CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE - $10 special prize
CHAMPION LONG WOOL FLEECE -10 special prize
GRAND CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW -$30 special prize
donated by Upper Lachlan Shire
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR -Special prize of $30
donated by Australian Wool Network.
Farm Produce and sundries must be grown, manufactured or raised by the exhibitor who may compete by exhibiting different varieties, but any exhibitor who shall send any exhibit that has not been grown, raised or manufactured by himself shall not be awarded a prize. Farm produce must be grown during the PRESENT SEASON. In this section every entry must be a separate exhibit, except in Champion Boxes.
CHIEF STEWARD: Martin Walsh
STEWARD: Andrew Gay
ENTRY FEE: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
Potatoes
91) Red or pink skins (not less than 5 kg)
92) White not less than 5 kg. $3.50 special prize donated by Taralga Rural
93) 6 table red or pink skins
94) 6 table white skins
95) 6 large one variety
96) 1 potato any variety judged by weight
97) 5 kg No.1 grade $4 special prize donated by Taralga Rural
98) Seed red or pink skins not less than 5 kg 50–100 grams
99) Seed (white skins not less than 5 kg 50–100 grams
100) Best collection 4 of each variety to be named
CHAMPION BOX NO.1 GRADE ANY VARIETY
$10 special prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
$10 special prize — Percy Walsh (Memorial)
Other
101) Dozen fresh hen eggs
Honey
102) 500 g dark honey
103) 500 g light honey
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Farm Produce)
For children 16 years and under.
ENTRY: FREE
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
104) 6 table potatoes red or pink skins
105) 6 table potatoes white skins
106) Largest potato
107) 6 hen eggs
108) 6 duck eggs
109) 6 coloured eggs
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $15 special prize — Percy Walsh (Memorial)
Fruit
CHIEF STEWARD: Simon Williamson
STEWARD:
ENTRY FEE: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00 (unless specified)
110) Best collection of fruit, not more than 12 kinds with a minimum of 6. Special prize — 1st— $2.00; 2nd— $1.00
111) Best collection of fruit, not more than 6 kinds with a minimum of 3 grown within 20 km Taralga. Special prize — 1st— $3.00; 2nd—$2.00
112) 6 Jonathan apples
113) 6 Granny Smith apples
114) 6 Delicious apples
115) 6 apples any other variety
116) 6 pears any variety
117) 6 quinces
118) 1 plate of plums any variety
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $5 special prize donated by Ken Mooney
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Fruit)
For children 16 years and under.
ENTRY: FREE
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
119) 6 apples, any variety
120) 6 pears, any variety
121) Collection of fruit not more than 12 kinds
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR — $5 special prize donated by Ken Mooney
Garden produce and sundries must be grown, manufactured or raised by the exhibitor who may compete by exhibiting different varieties, but any exhibitor who shall send any exhibit that has not been grown, raised or manufactured by himself shall not be awarded a prize. Garden produce must be grown during the PRESENT SEASON. In this section every entry must be a separate exhibit, except in Champion Boxes.
CHIEF STEWARD: John Lang
STEWARD: Simon Williamson, Les Baxter
ENTRY FEE: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
EXHIBITS TO BE JUDGED ON SIZE, QUALITY AND PRESENTATION
Vegetables
122) 1 cabbage
123) Pumpkin, Queensland Blue
124) Pumpkin, Triamble
125) Pumpkin, any other variety
126) Pumpkin, Largest
127) 2 Golden Nuggets
CHAMPION PUMPKIN - $10 special prize — Mae Walsh (Memorial)
128) 6 red tomatoes
129) 6 green tomatoes
130) Collection of tomatoes
131) Cherry tomatoes
CHAMPION TOMATOES - $5 special prize — Mae Walsh (Memorial)
132) Bunch of long carrots
133) Bunch of short carrots
134) Bunch of parsnips
135) 3 long green cucumbers
136) 3 apple shaped cucumbers
137) Bunch silverbeet
138) 12 stalks of giant rhubarb
139) 12 stalks of red rhubarb
140) 1 green vegetable marrow
141) 1 yellow vegetable marrow
142) 1 hubbard squash
143) 2 Butternuts
144) 1 banana squash
145) 1 whitebush squash
146) Longest marrow or zucchini
147) Collection of curcubits (one of each)
148) zucchinis not more than 6”/15cm
149) 1 jam melon
150) Plate of green peas to be shown in pod
151) Plate of beans
152) Collection of beans
153) 2 lettuce, any variety
154) 1 kg brown Spanish onions
155) 1 kg odourless onions, white or red
156) 1 kg white onions
CHAMPION BUNCH ONIONS -$10 special prize
157) 3 cobs corn, not husked
158) 6 short red beet
159) 6 Swede turnip
160) Collection of vegetables unrestricted
161) Collection of vegetables, local $10 special prize, donated by Mae Walsh (Memorial)
162) Collection of herbs
163) Bunch shallots
164) Any other vegetable not mentioned
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10 special prize donated by Ken Mooney
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Vegetables)
For children 16 years and under.
ENTRY: FREE
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
165) 1 cabbage
166) 1 lettuce
167) Table pumpkin, any variety
168) 3 short red beet
169) 3 red tomatoes
170) 3 green tomatoes
171) 3 apple cucumbers
172) 3 long green cucumbers
173) 3 brown onions
174) 3 white onions
175) 3 odourless onions
176) 3 parsnips
177) 6 stalks red rhubarb
178) 6 stalks silverbeet
179) 2 cobs corn, not husked
180) 3 short carrots
181) 3 long carrots
182) Marrow
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $5 special prize donated by Ken Mooney
1st prizewinners eligible for Champion Sections.
Decorative
Arrangements
CHIEF STEWARD: Betty McAlister
STEWARD: Joan Croker, Catherine Webb
ENTRY FEE: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
Any foliage may be used to embellish in this section.
No painting or dipping of any flower or foliage permitted.
183) Red rose arrangement using drape and figurine
184) Dahlias, wood, foliage and pebbles
185) Floral arrangement for mantelpiece
186) Using 3 blooms and foliage
187) Ikebana arrangement
188) Arrangement in a coffee cup and saucer
189) Miniature – overall height including container and flowers to be under 10cm
190) Floral arrangement in a basket
191) Arrangement for a new baby with card displayed
192) All green foliage arrangement
193) Float bowl – flowers must be floating
194) Arrangement, small, suitable for guest room
195) As I like it (novice)
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $15 special prize
CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10 special prize
Pot Plants
ENTRY: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
196) Fern – in pot or basket
197) Pot plant in flower
198) Rex begonia
199) 1 variegated plant
200) Novelty plant
201) Aspidistra
202) Plant or plants in novelty container
203) Geranium in pot in flower, any variety. Special Prize $5 donated by Muriel Pirie
204) Palm, any variety
205) Miniature garden on tray or trough, etc.
206) Succulent, any variety
207) Cactii, any variety
CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $5 special prize donated by Betty McAlister
JUNIOR SECTION (Arrangements)
For
exhibitors 16 years and under.
ENTRY: FREE
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
208) Miniature garden, 30cm square
209) Arrangement, flowers and leaves in saucer
210) Novelty arrangement in a potato
211) Arrangement in a teapot
212) Arrangement on a mirror
213) Arrangement in an egg cup
214) Miniature, overall height including container and flowers must be under 10cm
215) Pot plant, any variety
CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10 special prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $15 special prize
BEST POT PLANT - $10 special prize donated by Elizabeth Whipp (Memorial)
Cut Flowers
STEWARDS: Kaye Norman, Julianne Groves, Margaret Hillen,
Marie Beasley
ENTRY: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00 voucher from Taralga Rural; 2nd prize: $1.00 Voucher (unless specified)
All exhibits in this section to be grown by exhibitor as Rule 9
216) 1 rose, any stage
217) 3 roses, not necessarily distinct, 1 vase
218) 1 variety rose in four stages – 1 vase, same variety – bud, show form & full blown. Bud to show slight colour.
219) 1 cut floribunda rose
220) 3 cuts floribunda rose, not necessarily distinct, 1 vase
BEST CUT OF FLORIBUNDA ROSE from classes 211 and 212 - $5 special prize donated by Muriel Pirie
221) 3 cuts miniature rose, same cultivar, 1 vase
222) Cluster rose
223) 1 spike gladioli
224) 3 spikes gladioli, distinct, 3 vases
225) 3 spikes gladioli, not necessarily distinct, 3 vases
226) 6 carnations
227) 6 asters
228) 6 African marigolds
229) 6 petunia blooms
230) 6 petticoat petunia blooms
231) 6 pansies or violas
232) 3 stems geranium
233) Ivy geranium
234) 3 spikes snapdragon
235) 1 cut hydrangea
236) 3 cut fuschias, 1 vase
237) 1 cut flower, any other variety
238) 1 Lilly
239) 1 cut perennial
240) 1 cut shrub
241) Collection of coloured garden foliage, 1 vase
242) Container of mixed flowers, no more than 6 varieties in vase or bowl
243) 3 stems Pelargonium
244) Australian Native
245) Sedum
CHAMPION GLADIOLI - Champion spike to be taken from either of classes 340, 341, 342
SW Mathews Memorial Trophy - CHAMPION EXHIBIT-$25 special prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10 special prize donated by Muriel Pirie
Dahlias
CHIEF STEWARD: Marie Beasley
STEWARD: Margaret Hillen
ENTRY: 50˘
Judged on Dahlia Society NSW/ACT guidelines
Standard unit: Three blooms under 160mm
One bloom over 160mm
Taralga Show Championship
246) Three vases Dahlias, distinct types, standard units – each vase to be named
First prize: $5.00 and Society Medallion; 2nd prize: $2.00
Decorative Dahlias, Formal and Informal
247) 1 bloom, Giant or Large, over 210 mm
248) 1 bloom, Medium, over 160 mm and under 210 mm
249) 3 blooms, medium, NND, over 160 mm and under 210 mm
250) 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 1 variety, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
251) 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 3 varieties, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
252) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 1 variety, under 120 mm
253) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 3 varieties, under 120 mm
Cactus and Semi Cactus Dahlias
254) 1 bloom, giant or large, over 210 mm
255) 1 bloom, medium, over 160 mm and under 210 mm
256) 3 blooms, medium NND, over 160 mm and under 210 mm
257) 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 1 variety, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
258) 1 vase/3 blooms, small, 3 varieties, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
259) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 1 variety, under 120 mm
260) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature, 3 varieties, under 120 mm
Exhibition Cactus Dahlias
261) 1 bloom, over 160 mm
262) 3 blooms NND, over 160 mm
Ball Dahlias
263) 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
264) 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
265) 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, under 120 mm
266) 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, under 120 mm
(Waterlily) Dahlias
267) 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
268) 1 vase/3 blooms, 3 varieties, over 120 mm and under 160 mm
Pompom Dahlias
269) 1 vase/3 blooms, 1 variety, under 50 mm
270) 1 vase, 3 blooms, 3 varieties, under 50 mm
Any other type of Dahlia not mentioned
271) 1 standard unit
BEST DAHLIA over 160 mm
BEST DAHLIA UNIT under 160 mm
LOCAL EXHIBITORS – Novice Section
272) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature decorative, NND, under 120 mm
273) 1 vase/3 blooms, miniature cactus, NND, under 120 mm
274) 1 bloom, Exhibition Cactus Dahlia
275) 1 vase/3 blooms, Ball Dahlia, NND
276) 1 vase/3 blooms, Pompom Dahlia, NND
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN DAHLIA SECTION - Judged on points system
$15 prize donated by Mrs Muriel Pirie
CHAMPION BLOOM - 16 years and under
$5 prize donated by Mrs Margaret Hillen
CHIEF STEWARD: Margaret Lang
STEWARDS: Marlene Elliott, Margaret McGregor, Jan McGregor
ENTRY: 50˘ 1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00 (unless specified)
No ring tins to be used
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE COLLECTED AT END OF SHOW
277) 6 homemade biscuits, 3 varieties
278) 6 small cakes, iced – Not in paper cases
279) 6 small cakes, not iced – Not in paper cases
280) Rich fruit cake, not iced
$15 special prize
281) Orange cake, iced
282) Marble cake
283) Boiled fruit cake
284) Butter cake – ice top only
285) Carrot cake
286) Carrot cake with additives
287) Most artistically decorated cake
288) Cake, any variety not mentioned
289) Sponge sandwich, any filling, iced
290) Jam or Swiss Roll
291) Ginger Sponge
292) Chocolate Sponge
293) 6 scones, unsweetened
294) 6 Pumpkin scones
295) 6 Muffins
296) 6 cooked slices, 2 each of 3 varieties
297) Powder Loaf
298) Nut & Date Loaf
299) Loaf of homemade bread - Plain
Special prize donated by Mrs A.M. Lang — 1st prize: $3.00; 2nd prize: $1.00
300) Loaf of bread, any other variety
301) Plum Pudding, boiled or steamed
302) Apple Pie
303) Blueberry pie
304) Tart, any variety
305) Morning or Afternoon Tea Tray
306) Packet cake
307) Any cake made by a Male
MOST OUTSTANDING ENTRY - 1st Place: $10 – 2nd Place: $5
Donated by Miss Heather Bradbury
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Judged on points system
$5 special prize donated by Mrs Phylis Walsh
The Agricultural Societies Council of NSW Dried Fruits Association
RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
The following recipe is COMPULSORY for all entrants:
- 250g sultanas
- Ľ teaspoon grated nutmeg
- 250g chopped raisins
- ˝ teaspoon ground ginger
- 250g currants
- ˝ teaspoon ground cloves
- 125g chopped mixed peel
- 250g butter
- 90g chopped blanched almonds
- ˝ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon
- ⅓ cup sherry or brandy
- 250g plain flour
- ˝ teaspoon almond essence
- 60g self raising flour
- ˝ teaspoon vanilla essence
- 4 large eggs
Ř Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight.
Ř Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences.
Ř Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon.
Ř Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3˝–4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.
Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces; cherries into 4 to 6 pieces; and almonds crosswise into 3 to 4 pieces.
The winner at Taralga will receive a cash price of $10
and will be required to bake a second Rich Fruit Cake in order to compete in a
semi-final conducted by the Group 7 of the ASC.
For more information, please refer to the ASC website.
CHILDREN’S SECTION — (Cookery)
Entries must be bona-fide work of child.
6 YEARS AND UNDER
ENTRY: Free
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00
308) 6 small cakes, not iced
309) 6 scones
310) 6 decorated commercial biscuits
7–17 YEARS
ENTRY: Free
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00
311) 6 scones
312) 6 small cakes, iced
313) 6 small cakes, not iced
314) 6 lamingtons
315) Sponge sandwich any filling, iced
316) Chocolate sponge any filling, iced
317) Packet cake
318) Any other cake
319) Decorated cake, any variety
CHAMPION JUNIOR SCONE BAKING - $10 special prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Judged on points system- $10 special prize
CHIEF STEWARD: Alan Deck
ENTRY: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00 (unless specified)
— RIBBONS —
¨ MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
¨ CHAMPION HOMEMADE TOMATO PICKLE OR RELISH
¨ CHAMPION JELLY/JAM
Jar sizes must be 500 g.
Jams & Jellies
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320) |
1 Jar |
Apricot Jam |
|
321) |
1 Jar |
Berry Jam (any variety) |
|
322) |
1 Jar |
Blackberry Jam |
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323) |
1 Jar |
Chutney (any variety) |
|
324) |
1 Jar |
Dark Plum Jam |
|
325) |
1 Jar |
Jam any variety |
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326) |
1 Jar |
Jam containing any two fruits (please name) |
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327) |
1 Jar |
Jelly (any variety) |
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328) |
1 Jar |
Lemon Cheese |
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329) |
1 Jar |
Light Plum Jam |
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330) |
1 Jar |
Marmalade (any variety) |
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331) |
1 Jar |
Mayonnaise |
|
332) |
1 Jar |
Mustard Pickles |
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333) |
1 Jar any other pickle |
|
|
334) |
1 Jar |
Orange Marmalade Jam |
|
335) |
1 Bottle Plum Sauce |
|
|
336) |
1 Jar |
Tomato Jam plus another fruit |
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337) |
1 Bottle Tomato Relish |
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338) |
1 Bottle Tomato Sauce |
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Preserves
339) 1 Jar of preserved fruit (any variety).
340) 1 Jar of preserved vegetable (any variety).
341) Best collection of Jam, Pickles, Sauce and Chutney made from tomatoes.
Special prize — 1st: $5.00; 2nd: $3.00; 3rd: $2.00 — donated by Joyce Fleming
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Jams & Preserves)
ENTRY: Free.
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00
342) Jam of any variety
Pantry Collection — Jams, Preserves, Pickles, etc.
343) Limit of 10 items
$5.00 special prize, donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council
344) 10 items and over
$5.00 special prize, donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council
CHIEF STEWARD: Beth Whipp
STEWARDS: Michele Gardner, Jemma Whipp, Liz Walsh
ENTRY: 50˘
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize: $1.00 (unless specified)
345) Long stitch
346) Cross stitch
347) Tapestry
348) Latch Hook
349) Hand embroidered article
350) Machine embroidered article
351) Baby’s knitted or crochet set. (2 or more pieces)
352) Knitted article for child
353) Knitted article for adult
354) Baby’s or adults knitted or crochet shawl
355) Knitted or crochet scarf
356) Knitted or crochet rug
357) Knitted or crochet pram or cot cover
358) Crochet article
359) Knitted article
360) Apron
361) Tea cosy
362) Machine made garment, may be hand finished
363) Patchwork article
364) Patchwork novelty
365) Quilting
366) Best cushion
367) Coat hanger
368) Dressed doll
369) Handmade soft toy
370) Machine made soft toy
371) Teddy bear
372) Beanie Bonanza – $15 prize
373) Article made by person over 60 years
374) Article made more than 30 years ago
375) Article not mentioned in schedule
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT - $15.00 special prize
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10.00 special prize
Judged on points system
CHILDREN’S SECTION — Open Fancywork
ENTRY: Free
1st: prize $2.00; 2nd $1.00 prize; (unless specified)
Pre-School Age (0 to 5 years)
376) Bookmark
377) Woven article
378) Any other article
Primary School Age (Kindy to Year 6)
379) Wall hanging embroidered or woven
380) Piece of fancywork (cross stitch, embroidery, long stitch, tapestry)
381) Knitted or crochet article (inc, French, finger knitting)
382) Hand made article or garment
383) Machine made article or garment
384) Handmade toy or novelty
385) Machine made toy or novelty
386) Dressed doll (clothes hand made or machine made)
387) Cushion
388) Coat hanger
389) Bookmark – $5.00 special prize
High School Age Children
390) Wall hanging embroidered or woven
391) Long stitch
392) Tapestry (needle point)
393) Piece of fancywork
394) Knitted or crochet article
395) Latch hook
396) Hand made article
397) Machine made article
398) Machine made garment
399) Bookmark – $5.00 special prize
400) Handmade toy or novelty
401) Machine made toy or novelty
402) Dressed doll (clothes hand or machine made)
403) Cushion
404) Coat hanger
CHAMPION EXHIBITOR - Special Prize; $10.00
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Trophy donated by Mrs Margaret Hillen
Judged on points system
CHIEF STEWARD: Kirstie Chalker
STEWARDS: Jan Green, Jennifer Lamb
ENTRY: Children: 50˘; Adults: $2.00
All entries to be submitted to Pavilion on Friday between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm, or by prior arrangement. (Please contact Kirstie – 4840 2041)
No entries will be accepted on Saturday morning. Judging will commence at 10.00 am Saturday.
Work in this section must not have won a prize at a previous Taralga Show and must be the bonafide work of the exhibitor.
CHILDREN’S ART WORK
In the children’s section there will be a Special Prize of art material for the winner in each class. 2nd place – $1.00; 3rd place – 50˘.
Painting
All entries to be either ready to hang or mounted on cardboard.
Painting of any subject, using oils, acrylic or water colour
405) 0 – 2 years
406) 3 – 5 years
407) 6 – 8 years
408) 9 – 11 years
409) 12 – 14 years
410) 15 – 18 years
Drawing
Drawing of any subject using any medium, e.g., pencil, pastel, crayon, charcoal, ink
411) 0–2 years
412) 3–5 years
413) 6 – 8 years
414) 9 – 11 years
415) 12 – 14 years
416) 15 – 18 years
Collage/Scrapbooking
All entries are to be ready to hang or mounted on cardboard. Any medium, e.g., photos, fabric, paper. Any subject.
417) 0–2 years
418) 3–5 years
419) 6 – 8 years
420) 9 – 11 years
421) 12 – 14 years
422) 15 – 18 years
Sculpture
Free standing OR wall mounted. Any medium. Any subject
423) 10 years and under
424) 11 – 18 years
OPEN ARTWORK
Painting
All entries to be ready to hand or mounted on cardboard.
Painting using any medium, e.g., oils, acrylic or water colour.
425) Painting — Traditional
426) Painting — Contemporary
427) Painting — Local scene/subject/person
428) Painting — Landscape
429) Painting — Portrait
Drawing
All entries to be either ready to hand or mounted on cardboard.
Any medium, e.g., pencil, charcoal, pastels, ink.
430) Drawing — Traditional
431) Drawing — Contemporary
432) Drawing — Any subject
433) Drawing — Local scene/subject/person
Sculpture
Free standing or wall mounted.
Ready to display. Any medium
434) Sculpture — Traditional
435) Sculpture — Contemporary
436) Sculpture — Any subject
CHILDREN’S CRAFTS
1st prize: $2.00; 2nd prize $1.00
437) Meccano display — Under 7 years
438) Meccano display — 8 – 12 years
439) Leggo display — Under 7 years
440) Leggo display – 8 – 12 years
441) Sand base display
442) Display/Diorama
443) Puppet
444) Jewellery
445) Piece of woodwork — 11 years and under
446) Piece of woodwork — 12 – 18 years
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT - $5.00 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council
OPEN CRAFT
Limit of 3 entries per class.
447) Item of Leatherwork
448) Item of Woodwork
449) Item of Folk Art
450) Item of Jewellery
451) Item of Scrapbooking
452) Item of Craft
453) Item of Pottery/Ceramics
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT
Perpetual Trophy donated by Carol James Real Estate, Goulburn
and
Special Prize $10.00 donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council
STEWARDS: Kerry Taylor, Vicky Moloney, Glenys Dymock
µ All entries to be submitted to Pavilion on Friday between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm
µ All Photographs to be fixed to a light cardboard mount at least 5 cm larger than the photograph.
µ Photographs are not be framed and glass not to be used.
µ All work to be competitor’s own unless specified otherwise in schedule.
µ Competitors are allowed to have negatives enlarged and mounted by a finishing service in both local and open photography classes.
µ All work in this section must not have won a prize at a previous Taralga Show.
µ Limit of 2 entries per class per person.
Adults
ENTRY: 50˘
1st Prize: $2.00; 2nd Prize: $1.00
OPEN BLACK AND WHITE
454) Animal Study
455) Plant Study
456) Set of four prints, any subject, one mount
457) Portrait, head and shoulders only
458) Patterns
459) Structures
LOCAL BLACK AND WHITE
460) View
461) Child or family photograph
462) Artistic
463) Sports action
464) People
OPEN COLOUR PRINTS
465) View
466) Plant study
467) Animal study
468) Portrait, head and shoulders only
469) Night time study, available light only
470) Relic of the past
471) Sunset or Sunrise
472) Sports action
473) Digital enhancement
LOCAL COLOUR PRINT
474) A view of the local area
475) Child or family photograph
476) Patterns
477) Set of four prints, local subject, one mount. $5.00 special prize donated by Upper Lachlan Shire Council
478) People
479) Digital enhancement
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN ADULT CLASSES - TAKEN OVER BLACK & WHITE and COLOUR PRINTS - Judged on points system — $20.00 special prize
CHILDREN — Photography
ENTRY: Free
1st Prize: $2.00; 2nd Prize: $1.00
BLACK & WHITE
480) Animal study
481) Plant study
482) Child or family photo
483) Rural scene
484) Patterns
COLOUR
485) My favourite pet
486) Most humorous photo
487) Scene
488) Sunset or Sunrise
489) Patterns
490) Sports action
BEST CHILD’S PRINT - Special prize $10.00
BEST PRINT OF SHOW - Taken from Open and Children’s - Special prize $20.00
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN CHILDREN’S SECTION - $10.00 ‘Pappy’ Whipp Memorial Award
Judging — 11.30 am
Entries to be left with Chief Steward no later than 7.00 pm Friday
ENTRY: 50c PRIZE: Ribbon
STEWARDS: Kevin Partridge, Karryl Partridge
Special Regulations:
1) Each entry to consist of two 750 ml bottles (long neck bottles preferred) or four 375 ml bottles.
2) Entries are to be left with the Chief Steward by no later than 7.00 pm on Friday.
3) Judging to be on a points system conducted under the Chief Steward’s supervision using the blind taste method.
4) Judges will be independent and their decision is final.
5) Stewards and Judges will take no responsibility for brews entered into the wrong class/style.
Beer
491) Lager
492) Ale
493) Dark ale
494) Stout
495) Pilsener
Wine
496) Fruit (including grape)
Apple Cider
497) Dry
498) Sweet
Other
499) Any other home made beverage
CHAMPION BEER
CHAMPION WINE
CHAMPION KIT BEER
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR