47Th ANNUAL TARAGO & DISTRICT SHOW

Pavilion General Rules & Information nd 52 ANNUAL TARAGO & DISTRICT Entry Fee: All sections $0.50. Children 16 & under free. Prize money: All sections: 1st $1.50 & 2nd $0.50, plus cards. SHOW Supreme Champion Ribbon & Trophy for Most Successful Pavilion Exhibitor. th Judging commences at 1:00pm on Saturday 6 March 2010. Sunday 7 March 2010 Entries may be delivered to the Showground on Saturday 6th March 9.00am to 5.00pm between 9 am and 12:00 pm. Pavilion open to the public from 9:30am Sunday 7th March 2010.

1. Exhibitors shall, if required, provide proof as to bona fides of their exhibits and if proved to have knowingly made a false PAVILION EXHIBITS entry will forfeit prizes and be barred from exhibiting again. 2. Judges’ decisions and Disputes Committee decisions are ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY 6TH MARCH 2010 AT 12:00 Noon final and there is no right of appeal. All protests must be JUDGING STARTS SATURDAY 6TH MARCH 2010 AT 1:00 pm made in writing and delivered to Secretary within 2 hours of judge’s notification of award. Protest to be accompanied by a $10 deposit to be forfeited if the Committee decides the protest is frivolous. Theme for 2010 3. The Society accepts no responsibility for the loss of or damage to any exhibit, goods or possessions and, will not be responsible for any accident caused to any exhibit and “Smiling Faces” will not be responsible for any loss of livestock. 4. All exhibitors, competitors and members of the public enter the Show sites at their own risk.

Visit the Tarago Website at www.tarago.org.au All prize money to be collected from Secretary’s office on Show day. All exhibits must be collected from the Pavilion by 5.00pm on Show Day.

Main Shed at Tarago Showground For further information contact: Clarice Beileiter on 48494473 or any CWA member Pavilion Co-ordinator: Tarago Branch of CWA

INDEX Pavilion Section A – Vegetables & Farm Produce

Champion Ribbon and $50 prize for Best Exhibit in Section donated Pavilion Exhibits - general information Page 2 by Ruth Ferguson Robert Allan Memorial Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in Section Section A - Vegetables & Farm Produce Page 4 Vegetables 1. Beans, 12 – any variety Section B - Preserves & Jams Page 5 2. Marrow, 1 – white or green 3. Pumpkin, 1 – any variety Section C - Cooking Page 6 4. Squash, 1 – any variety 5. Cucumber, 1 – any variety Section D – Cut Flowers Page 7 6. Zucchinis, 3 (no longer than 180mm) or 3 Button Squash 7. Zucchini or Marrow, longest Section E - Needlework Page 8 8. White Potatoes, 3 9. Potatoes, 3 of any other variety Section F - Photography Page 10 10. Brown Onions, 3 11. Onions, 3 of any other variety Section G – Floral Arrangements Page 11 12. Dwarf French Beans, 12 13. Climbing Beans, 12 Section H - Art & Craft Page 12 14. Cabbage, 1 – any variety 15. Cobs of eating Corn, 3 Section I – Junior Art & Craft Page 13 16. Red Tomatoes, 3 17. Green Tomatoes, 3 Section J – Wool Page 15 18. Cherry Tomatoes, 7 19. Collection of Tomatoes – 1 of each Entry Form Page 16 20. Lettuce, 1 – any variety 21. Silver Beet, 6 stalks 22. Rhubarb, 6 stalks 23. Parsnips, 3 - tops cut 24. Short Carrots, 3 - tops cut 25. Long Carrots, 3 - tops cut 26. Beetroot, 3 – tops cut 27. Collection of Herbs 28. Best display of Vegetables, unrestricted Farm Produce 29. Eggs, 6 brown or cream in carton 30. Eggs, 6 white in carton 31. Duck Eggs, (6) 32. Best grown stalks of Corn, (3) 33. Honey, 500g jars Fruit Page 3 34. Punnet of Strawberries or any other berries 35. Fruit, 3 pieces – any variety Page 4 Pavilion Section B – Preserves & Jams Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section donated by Clarice Beileiter

Regulation: Jams to be shown in approx 375g screw-topped jars with no hats and plain lids. Preserves 1. 1 Jar of Apricots 2. 1 Jar of Peaches 3. 1 Jar of Pears 4. 1 Jar of Plums 5. 1 Jar of Rhubarb 6. 1 Jar of Preserved Vegetables Jellies & Jams 7. 1 Jar of Peach Jam 8. 1 Jar of Dark Plum Jam 9. 1 Jar of Light Plum Jam 10. 1 Jar of Blackberry Jam 11. 1 Jar of Cherry Jam 12. 1 Jar of Apricot Jam 13. 1 Jar of Strawberry Jam 14. 1 Jar of Tomato Jam 15. 1 Jar of Mandarin Jam 16. 1 Jar of Marmalade Jam 17. 1 Jar of Jam – any other variety 18. 1 Jar of Quince Jelly 19. 1 Jar of Apple Jelly 20. 1 Jar of Plum Jelly 21. 1 Jar of Jelly – any other variety 22. 1 Jar of Lemon Butter 23. 1 Jar of Passionfruit Butter Pickles, Sauces & Relishes 24. 1 Jar of Mustard Pickles 25. 1 Jar of Green Tomato Pickles 26. 1 Jar of Pickled Onions 27. 1 Jar of Ripe Tomato Relish 28. 1 Jar of Green Tomato Relish 29. 1 Bottle of Plum Sauce 30. 1 Jar of Chutney 31. 1 Jar of Mayonnaise 32. 1 Bottle of Tomato Sauce 33. 1 Jar of Zucchini Pickles Page 5 Pavilion Section C – Cooking Pavilion Section D – Cut Flowers Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section donated by Bea Luton Champion Ribbons for Best Exhibits in Dahlia and Rose All cakes to be on paper plates and to be placed in clear oven bags, except Sections and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section Overall novelty cakes to be on boards. No cling-wrap. ½ lb (250g) definition requires ½ donated by Vicki and Roger McMahon lb (250g) butter and ½ lb (250g) sugar in the mixture. No packet cakes unless NND is not necessarily distinct. specified. Each cut of roses should be in separate containers. Classes 3 – 31: 1st $1.50, 2nd 0.50c Dahlia Section: 1. Rich Fruit Cake, ½ lb (250g) mixture. (CWA $10 1st prize) 2. Orange Cake Iced. (CWA $5 1st prize) Decorative - formal or informal over 160mm 3. Sultana Cake, ½ lb (250g) mixture 1. One Bloom 4. Chocolate Cake, iced top only Cactus or semi-cactus – over 160mm 5. Banana Cake, no icing 2. One Bloom 6. 6 Muffins, any type Cactus or semi-cactus – over 120mm 7. 6 pieces of Shortbread 3. One Vase, 3 blooms, one variety 8. 6 Lamingtons 4. One Vase, 3 blooms, three varieties 9. 6 Patty Cakes, iced tops – no paper cups Nymphea – NND over 120mm 10. Damper 5. One Vase, 2 blooms, one variety 11. 6 Plain Scones Any other type not in schedule 12. 6 Date Scones 6. One Standard Unit 13. 6 Pumpkin Scones Rose Section: 14. Butter Sponge, jam filling and not iced 7. One Rose of any colour 15. Boiled Fruit Cake 8. One bi-coloured Rose 16. Date Loaf 9. Three Roses, NND – in vase 17. 6 Biscuits, any one variety 10. Miniature Roses, one container, 3 cuts 18. Apple Pie using short pastry in 20cm round foil 11. Floribunda Roses, one container, 3 cuts, one variety 19. Iced Novelty – on board up to 30 sq cm 12. Bowl of Roses, 5-7 blooms 20. Decorated Cake – on board 13. Roses, 1 variety, 4 stages of bud to bloom in vase 21. Cornflour Sponge with jam filling, not iced General Garden Cut Flowers 22. Loaf of Home- made Bread – white, grain or wholemeal (bread maker) 14. Three cuts Pentstemon 23. Loaf of Home- made Bread – white, grain or wholemeal (oven baked) 15. Three cuts Sedum 24. Pecan Pie 16. Three cuts Zinnia 25. Six pieces of Slice – 1 variety not iced 17. Three cuts Marigold 26. Six pieces of Slice – 1 variety with topping 18. Three cuts Fuchsia, NND 27. Packet Cake iced – label to be displayed 19. One cut Geranium Junior Section 20. Three cuts Shasta Daisy 28. 4 Patty Cakes, iced 21. One cut Hydrangea 29. 4 Muffins, any type 22. Three cuts Hydrangea 30. 4 Pikelets 23. Six Petunias, NND, flat display, plate or dish 31. 4 Chocolate Crackles 24. Three cuts any one flower not in schedule 32. Packet Cake, iced – label to be displayed 33. Decorated Gingerbread Man 34. Decorated Arrowroot Biscuit Page 6 Page 7 Pot Plants 25. One potted fern, any variety 17. Article made in Tapestry 26. One foliage potted plant, green 18. Long Stitch Tapestry Picture, framed 27. One foliage potted plant, variegated 19. Best Woollen Crochet Article 28. One indoor potted plant in bloom, or not in bloom, not fern 20. Best Cotton Crochet Article 29. One outdoor potted plant in bloom, or not in bloom, not fern 21. Best Crochet or Knitted Rug 30. One potted African Violet 22. Prettiest Coat Hanger 31. A pot of colour 23. Machine-made garment 32. A pot of herbs 24. Cushion 33. Pot of more than one variety 25. Machine-sewn, hand-finished novelty item Bonsai 26. Hand- made bear 34. One container – bonsai plant or plants 27. Dressed doll 28. Knitted or crocheted novelty item or toy Pavilion Section E – Needlework Junior Section: 7 – 9 years 29. Hand -embroidered Article Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section 30. Item of Patchwork donated by Michelle Robinson 31. Crochet/Knitted Item 32. Item of Long Stitch $50 Prize donated by Patch on Bourke, Goulburn for Best 33. Best French-knitted Article Patchwork Quilt or Bedspread 10 – 12 years Exhibits in Section E must not be laundered or have been exhibited at any 34. Hand-embroidered Article previous Tarago Show. 35. Item of Patchwork 36. Crochet/Knitted Item 1. Best Beaded Article 37. Item of Long Stitch 2. Best Hand-embroidered Article 38. Tapestry 3. Article of embroidery, wool, ribbons or lace 39. Dressed Doll, machine or hand-sewn 4. Article of Cross-Stitch 40. Best French-knitted Article 5. Patchwork Quilt or Bedspread, commercially quilted 13 – 16 years 6. Patchwork Quilt or Bedspread, hand quilted 41. Hand-embroidered Article 7. Any other Item of Patchwork – any style 42. Item of Patchwork 8. Beginner’s Patchwork 43. Machine-made Garment 9. Any item of Hand Appliqué 44. Crochet/Knitted Item 10. Any item of machine-sewn Appliqué 45. Item of Long Stitch 11. Baby’s Knitted Article, including booties 12. Hand-knitted Garment for an Adult 46. Tapestry 13. Hand-knitted Garment for a Child 47. Dressed Doll, machine or hand-sewn 14. Machine-knitted Article 48. Best French-knitted Article 15. Garment knitted from hand-spun wool 16. Ladies Bag

Page 9 Pavilion Section F – Photography Page 10 Colour Digital Prints (full manipulation – major digitally altered Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section creative montage from original photograph taken by donated by Jane Crick entrant – Regulations: original photograph to be submitted with entry) a) All photographs must have been taken (captured on camera) by 16. Open (any subject) the exhibitor within the past 12 months. Photography - Junior Section: b) All photos must be mounted on cardboard with a minimum 2cm 7 – 9 years border surrounding the image. Only 1 photo per card. 17. Open (any subject of artistic merit) c) Prints may be any size or dimension as long as the cardboard 18. Animal study mount does not exceed 50cm on its longest side. Remember, 19. Family and/or friends wide borders often enhance prints. 10 – 12 years d) Photos mounted behind glass will NOT be accepted. 20. Open (any subject of artistic merit) e) Any entry previously exhibited at Tarago Show is ineligible. 21. Animal study f) A maximum of 2 entries per person per class is allowed. 22. Family and/or friends g) The exhibitor’s name and entry class must be clearly printed on the 13 – 16 years back of the cardboard mount. 23. Open (any subject of artistic merit) 24. Animal study h) Entries not complying with the above instructions may not be 25. Family and/or friends displayed. i) Junior competitors may enter the unrestricted classes 1 -13. Black and White Pavilion Section G – Floral Arrangements 1. Open (any subject) 2. Portrait Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section 3. Landscape donated by Shirley Bradley 4. Animals Special CWA Prize of $5 for A Country Ramble Colour Prints (film or digital camera, not manipulated – cropping and overall lightening or darkening permitted) 5. Open (any subject) 1. Rich and Rustic 6. Landscape 2. A Touch of the Orient 7. Where the Water meets the Land 3. Beauty of Autumn 8. Nature study (nothing man-made to be visible in photo) 4. Arrangement in an Unusual Container 9. Portrait 5. An Aussie Icon 10. Child study 6. A Country Ramble 11. Animals 7. Arrangement of Roses with own foliage 12. Farming (focus on agriculture) 8. A design using only Conifer Foliage and Cones 13. Tarago Show 2009 (entries of photos taken at show) 9. Fun with Fruit and Flowers 14. Buildings 10. A Wedding Posy in Water 15. Sport (any sporting activity) 11. Arrangement in One Colour – foliage allowed Junior Section 12. Decorated saucer – edges to be covered 13. Arrangement in an Eggcup 14. A Posy for the Teacher 15. A Garden using Flowers or Vegetables or both Page 12 Page 11 Pavilion Section H – Art & Craft 27. Free-standing sculpture, any subject, and any medium 28. Item of leadlight Champion Ribbon and $50 prize for Best Exhibit in Section 29. Item of hand-made jewellery - beading donated by Leanne and Richard Jones 30. Item of hand-made jewellery – any other materials All artwork should be well-presented and dry. Drawings and paintings should 31. Set of hand-made jewellery – necklace, earrings and bracelet be framed and ready to hang. Work previously exhibited at Tarago Show is 32. Scrap-booking page – holidays – limit of 1 entry not eligible. Work must have been completed in the past 12 months. 33. Scrap-booking page – landscape – limit of 1 entry 34. Scrap-booking page – event – limit of 1 entry Painting – oil or acrylic on canvas or board ready to be hung 35. Scrap-booking page – any other – limit of 1 entry Limit of 2 entries per person per class 36. A Christmas decoration, any medium 1. Painting – traditional, any subject 2. Painting – traditional landscape Pavilion Section I – Junior Art & Craft 3. Painting - black and white – any subject 4. Painting – contemporary Champion Ribbon and $25 prize for Best Exhibit in Section 5. Painting – any subject, any style 6. Painting – watercolour donated by Chris and Geoff Burns Drawings – on paper, using any medium Classes 1- 5 – Age under 5 Years 1 entry only per class Limit of 2 entries per person per class 1. Drawing, average size 30cm square 7. Drawing – traditional 2. Painting, average size 30cm square 8. Drawing – contemporary 3. Modelling e.g. plasticine, dough, plaster, clay 9. Drawing – any subject 4. Collage Craft - Limit of 4 entries per person per class 5. Any other not mentioned 10. Pottery – domestic-ware Classes 6 – 14 Age Group 5 - 7 Years 1 entry only per class 11. Decorative ceramic object 6. Drawing, average size 30cm square 12. Purchased ceramic green-ware decorated and glazed 7. Painting, average size 30cm square 13. Dressed porcelain doll judged face only 8. Hand Puppet 14. Wooden article 9. Modelling e.g. plasticine, dough, plaster, clay 15. Metalwork 10. Constructed model e.g. Lego, Baufix, Meccano etc 16. Folk Art 11. Ceramics 17. Decoupage 12. Vegetable Monster 18. Paper tole 13. Collage 19. Leatherwork – decorative 14. Any other not mentioned 20. Leatherwork - functional Classes 15 – 27 Age Group 8 – 12 Years 1 entry only per class 21. Sample of hand-made paper 15. Drawing, average size 30cm square 22. Hank of hand-spun yarn – pure wool, approximately 25 grams 16. Painting, average size 30cm square 23. Hank of hand-spun yarn – hand-dyed natural fibre, approximately 17. Hand Puppet 25 grams 18. Modelling e.g. plasticine, dough, plaster, clay 24. Hank of hand-spun yarn – any other, approximately 25 grams 19. Constructed model e.g. Lego, Baufix, Meccano etc 25. Item made from recycled materials 26. 2 hand-made cards 20. Ceramics Page 13 Page 14 Pavilion Section J – Wool 21. Collage 22. Vegetable Monster Entry Fee: $0.50 cents 23. Item of hand-made Jewellery – Beading Prizes: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00, plus ribbons. 24. Item of hand-made Jewellery – any other materials Ribbons for Champion Ram’s Fleece, Champion Ewe or Wether 25. Set of hand-made Jewellery – necklace, earrings and bracelet Fleece, Grand Champion Fleece of the Show. $25 prize for Best 26. Scrap-Booking – 1 page – any subject Fleece in Section overall donated by Virginia and Brian Boyd 27. Any other not mentioned Classes 28 – 41 Age Group 13 – 16 Years 28. Drawing Regulations: 29. Painting (a) All fleeces to be skirted as for the market or to judge’s 30. Hand Puppet satisfaction. 31. Sculpture – any material (b) Cartons for fleeces are advisable. 32. Constructed model e.g. Lego, Baufix, Meccano etc (c) Each fleece in a separate carton and marked with the exhibitor’s 33. Ceramics name. 34. Collage Classes 2 -11 compete for the Grand Champion Fleece 35. Item of hand-made Jewellery – Beading 36. Item of hand-made Jewellery – any other materials 1. Merino Fleece Highest Commercial Value 37. Set of hand-made jewellery – necklace, earrings and bracelet 2. Superfine Ram’s Fleece 38. Paper Mache 3. Superfine Ewe or Wether Fleece 39. Scrap Booking Page – 1 page – any subject 4. Fine Ram’s Fleece 40. Wooden article 5. Fine Ewe or Wether Fleece 41. Any other not mentioned 6. Medium Ram’s Fleece 7. Medium Ewe or Wether Fleece 8. Strong Ram’s Fleece 9. Strong Ewe or Wether Fleece 10. Hogget Fleece above 64s 11. Hogget Fleece 64s and below 12. Crossbred Fleece any length Page 16 Page 15 ENTRY FORM

OFFICE USE SECTION CLASS No. PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT FEE

I hereby enter the above exhibits subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Tarago and District Show Society, and herewith enclose the entry fee as above.

Name:……………………………………………………………………………………

Address:…………………………………………………………………………………

Signature:……………………………………………………………………………….

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