136th ANNUAL SHOW

136th
ANNUAL SHOW
Act - Belong - Commit
Saturday 18th August 2012
Australian Year of the Farmer
KID’S ENTERTAINMENT
KID’S ENTERTAINMENT
‘Drippy Dragon’
LOADS OF FREE
ENTERTAINMENT
‘Magician’
James SleightON THE OVAL
INCLUDING: SUMO
SUITS, MECHANICAL
Old McDonalds
Animal FarmBULL, VELCRO
FLY WALL,
BUNGEE
RUN
Face
Painters
from 10.30
toAND
2.30
‘DRIPPY DRAGON’ AND
‘MAGICIAN’
JAMES
SLEIGHT
Bouncy Castles
Mechanical Bull
ALSO
Giant Dual Lane Slide
Sumo Suits
OLD MACDONALD’S ANIMAL FARM
Zorp Balls
FACE PAINTERS
Lazer Tag
SIDE SHOW ALLEY
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
Coastal Scottish Pipe Band
OTHER
ENTERTAINMENT
Beverley RSL 90th Anniversary Celebrations
Sheep Dog
Demonstrations
COASTAL
SCOTTISH
PIPE BAND
CUBY K9 CLUB
AFTER DARK
Fireworks by Cardile International Fireworks
AFTER
DARK
Bar
Band
FIREWORKS
BAR and BAND
Thank you to our
Fireworks Sponsors
Beverley Hydraboom
H Rushton & Co
Thank you for your ongoing sponsorship of
the Beverley Show.
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H Rushton & Co
FARM MACHINERY & TYRE
DEALERS
Ph: 9642 1007 / 0427 421175 Damien Rushton
Website: www.hrushtonandco.com.au Email:
Admin@hrushtonco.com.au
MF Tractors 6400, 7400 & 8600 Series
All new models, top deals to be had on these award winning Tractors.
Also stocking Fendt, Massey Hay & Harvest Equipment
Good range of Second Hand Balers in Stock
We have 2010/2011 Polaris ATV’s & Rangers in Stock
Dealers for Agco Aust. Ltd - Massey Ferguson, Fendt, MF Hay Gear, Gleaner,
MF Rotary.
Gehl Mixalls, Marshall M/Spreaders, Lely/Vermeer Hay Equip
Polaris ATVs, Dieci Telehandlers, Tillage Gear: John Shearer, Gason &Janke
Multi Farming Precision Planters
BROOKTON TYRE SERVICE
Call Elliott on 9642 1007 for all your Tyre needs
Selling All Brands of M/Cycle, Car, Truck & Tractor Tyres & Tubes
Vulcanising, Wheel Alignments and Windscreens
“With good support from Beverley clients we are able sponsor your
local show. Thank you once again to those clients that have
supported us in the 2011/2012 Season”
87 Robinson Rd, Brookton Ph 9642 1007 Email:
Admin@hrushtonco.com.au
Check out our Website www.hrushtonandco.com for more great
specials
CONTENTS
Admission………………… 4
Appreciation……………… 7
Art (L)………….……....… 41
Cattle (D)……….……....... 21
Cookery (H)…………..…..31
Equestrian Events……......12
Financial Members………..8
Flowers (K)…………….....38
Fruit & Vegetables (F)…...29
Handicraft (N)………..…..45
Home Produce (I)……......32
Juniors (O)……………......47
Life Members………….….. 8
Membership Form……....... 9
Needlework (J)…….….…..36
Officials…………….….…....6
Photography (M)….….….. 43
Poultry (E)…………..…......23
Preserves (I)………..….…. 32
President’s Report…..…...... 5
Produce (C).………….…....19
Regulations…………..........11
Vegetables (F)……..…........29
Wool (B)…………..…….....17
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BEVERLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (INC)
Affiliated with the Royal Agricultural Society of W.A. (Inc.)
and under the Uniform by-laws made in pursuance of clause 6 of the
Royal Agricultural Society Act. 1926.
ADMISSION
EXHIBITORS, COMPETITORS
AND ADULTS -
$ 10.00
PENSIONERS -
$ 5.00
CHILDREN 4 – 15 years -
$ 5.00
Regulations and By–Laws for the governing of the 2012
Annual Show, which are subject to any alterations the Committee
may deem advisable, may be inspected on Show day at the
Secretary’s Office on the grounds.
DISCLAIMER
The Committee of the Beverley Agricultural Society Inc. will
not accept liability for injury or accidents to any persons and or
damage of any kind to property or livestock.
WA’s First Full Hydraulic Lift & Fold Boomspray
The Leaders in Boomspray Innovation
Manufactured by Beverley Steel Fabrication
Eddie Peart
Phone: 08 9646 1218
Fax: 08 9646 1581
Email: hydraboom@bigpond.com
Web: www.hydraboom.com.au
PO Box 69 Beverley WA 6304
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President’s Report
Our resilient community spirit was epitomised in last year’s Beverley Show and we
“bounced back” with record numbers through the gate and great support from the
business community, trade exhibitors and members, not to mention the beautiful
weather .
We’ve booked another fine day and are looking forward to an even better year in
2012.
This year we are proudly showcasing our farming community with the theme of National Australian Year of the Farmer in conjunction with our major sponsors Healthways, Act Belong Commit and the Bendigo Bank.
This has been said one hundred and thirty five times already by different presidents
but it is still true and my sincere thanks go to our very dedicated committee who organise this day of fun, light entertainment and serious competition. We all appreciate the contribution of the community’s many individuals and business houses who
give time, money, prizes and logistical support to ensure this event remains one of
the best days in our district’s annual calendar.
So come along, enjoy the friendly atmosphere and be part of a great Beverley community family day.
Teresa Reid, President
DINE IN / TAKE AWAY
Delicious Home Cooked Meals
Home Made Cakes & Slices
Roast Chickens - Coffee - Drinks - Juices
Confectionery - Ice - Daily Paper - Phone Cards
OPEN 7 Days a Week
111 Vincent St Beverley
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Phone: 9646 1524
OFFICIALS—2012
PRESIDENT
Teresa Reid
VICE PRESIDENT
Loretta Adams
SECRETARY
Gemma Ugle
TREASURER
Sam Fricker (08) 96 46 0424
SCHEDULE & ENTRIES SECRETARIES
Sue Martin (08) 9646 4073 or 0427 771 054
Sarah Aynsley (08)9646 6246 or 0437 483 329
COMMITTEE
Tim Cooke
Sandy Woods
Ben Air
Mel Vivian
Beverley Murphy
Sue Britza
Suzie Collins
All correspondence to: PO Box 108,
Amor Moulton
Tim Seed
Fleta Redding
Beverley 6304
PATRONS
Mr. Cedric Smith
Mr. Brian Sims
Mrs. Gaenor Carter
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Tim Seed
PAST PRESIDENTS
H. Sewell, J. Seabrooke, E.R. Parker, C. Smith, W. Smith, H. Lukin,
S. Williams, E. Powell, J.W. Broun, F. Lodge, T. Barrett-Lennard, R.C. Smith,
E.W. Edwards, J.S. Twine, H. Blechynden, G. Barrett-Lennard, C.R. McGlew,
E.T.K. Barrett-Lennard, A.L. Barrett-Lennard, J.W. Woods, C.D. Smith,
P.R. Bremner, K.H. Doncon, B.G. Sims, M.S. Murray, D.J. Barrett-Lennard,
C.L. Doncon, R.J. Adams, E.T.D. Barrett-Lennard, R.D. Smith, G. Blight,
P. Jenkin, J. Wallace, N. Cooke, D. Young, J. Wallace, A. Shaw, T. Cooke
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Appreciation
The Beverley Agricultural Society Committee wish to warmly thank all
judges, stewards, members, friends, exhibitors, members of the community
and local business who help and support the show with donations of trophies, prize money and precious time.
Trophy winners are reminded that a short note of thanks to the
trophy donors would be appreciated.
Mr. Max Trenorden M.L.A. – has donated a trophy for the Best Commercial
Exhibit.
Beverley Shire – has donated a trophy for the most points over all sections,
for
immediate family.
Beverley News - has donated a trophy for the junior (under 16) gaining the
most points over all the show (except poultry, equestrian and cattle).
Mr GE Edwards has donated a trophy for the runner-up to the junior gaining the most points over all the show.
President’s Trophy – The President has donated a trophy for the exhibitor
gaining the most points over all sections of the Show.
Exhibitors must enter at least THREE SECTIONS to be eligible for this
trophy.
Nick Cooke Perpetual Trophy – Best Young Exhibitor (under 25 years old).
150th Anniversary Trophy – will be presented this year to the Most Outstanding Exhibit in the section – Handicrafts
This event is proudly sponsored by Healthway to promote the
Act-Belong-Commit message.
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Beverley Agricultural Society (Inc)
Financial Members 2011
Adams L
Ahern P & V
Anderson S
Appelbee L & P
Ashworth W & N
Aynsley FD & SR
Edwards PM
Ellis A
English J & H
Faithfull B
Fleay H & D
Fleay P & C
Lindley K
Ridgway R & D
Lupton K
Mann B
Mann J
Matthews J
Rodgers S
Sampson D
Sattler A & J
Sax D & H
McCallum G & R
McLean B & A
Schilling K
Schilling P & C
Seeber G & V
Badger K
Foster B
Bailey D
Barrett-Lennard AD
Barrett-Lennard GD
Fregon V
Fricker S
Gollan S & S
McLean W & K
Barrett-Lennard J
Barrett-Lennard J & L
Barrett-Lennard M
Barrett-Lennard M
Grossmith L & M
Hall B & B
Hambly A
Hambly G & P
Miller B
Barrett-Lennard R & L
Beavis M
Hammond J & J
Hancock C
Blechynden M
Blechynden M & C
Bowden M & F
Moulton N & A
Strange I & J
Bremner P
Britza S
Heal E & J
Hill M
Hill WA
Hutchinson B & M
Hutchinson RA & EA
Moulton C
Moulton G & G
Moulton J
Sims BG & LC
Smith C
Smith PH
Smith R
Smith R & D
Stanfield C
Brookes S
Hutchinson SG
Murphy B
Murray A
Murray B & A
Murray D & J
Szczecinski V & A
Thomas JL
Turner GR
Vandenburg M
Broun B
Broun P & A
Byrne PR
Byworth S & I
Ireland D
Ireland N & W
Ireland R
Jenkin P & V
Murray ET & B
Murray J & W
Carroll M
Cleland A
Cleland B & A
Jones AE
Jones JW
Kay L
Pearce R & B
Petchell J
Petchell M & G
Vaughan D & L
Vivian M & B
Wansbrough B
Wansbrough D
Wansbrough HM
Cole C
Connelly M
Cooke R & A
Kehlet M & L
Kempton RJ
Kilpatrick B
Prosser S
Rayner H
Rayner J
Cooke T & A
Davis M
Kilpatrick D
Kilpatrick T & N
Redding F
Reed C
Drury M
Lane J & G
Leonhardt S & K
Reid T
Edwards GE
Edwards P & V
Mearns S
Mellick C & R
Miller G & S
Minchin JA
Morrell S & S
Ochtman T
Overington D
Ridgway J
Selfox S
Shaw A & K
Shaw L
Wansbrough JW
Wansbrough P
Wansbrough R
Wauchope B
Wilkinson D & Z
Willson J & M
Woods M
Woods S
Worster A
Lillico D
Many thanks to all our financial members for your ongoing support.
Life Members
Barrett– Lennard E.T.D
Edwards E
De Rossi P
Barrett-Lennard G
Langsford H.G.
Woods F
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Woods S
Murray M
Carter G
Carter B
You are invited and most WELCOME to become a
Financial Member of the
Beverley Agricultural Society (Inc.)
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP FEE $20.00
Entitles you to admission to the grounds
for member, one adult
and nominated children of member (under 16 yrs),
a vote and a voice at all society meetings.
Please fill in the form below
and post your cheque to the
Secretary P.O. Box 108, Beverley W.A. 6304
I wish to become a Member of the
Beverley Agricultural Society (Inc.)
Name……………………………………………………
Address…………………………………………………
No. of nominated children…………………………...
Cheque enclosed $20.00
Post to– Secretary P.O. Box 108, Beverley W.A. 6304
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Beverley Pharmacy
Proud Supporters of the
136th Beverley Agricultural Society
(Inc.) Show
112 Vincent Street, Beverley
Telephone 9646 1134
City Prices
Bridgestone Preferred Dealer
Ph/fax Mick on 9646 1607 or a/hrs 9646 0066
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Show Regulations & Notices
Entries Close 5.00 pm Friday August 10th, 2012
except for Section F (Fruit & Vegetables) & Section K (Flowers)
which close 5.00 pm Tuesday August 14th, 2012
**NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.**
Unofficial Equestrian events nominated on Show day.
1. The exhibition shed will be open until 7.00 pm on Thursday before the
show to receive entries.
2. All exhibits, except where otherwise specified, must be staged by 11am on
Friday 17th August.
3. Please check individual sections for specific regulations.
4. Each exhibit must clearly show – NAME, SECTION and CLASS NUMBER
in which it is entered.
5. Exhibits must be labelled in such a way that labels can be removed or
covered for judging.
6. The Committee will take every care of exhibits, but will not be responsible
for any loss by accident, fire or other means either in transit, in the building
or during exhibition.
7. Judging commences on Friday at 1pm unless otherwise specified.
8. No person other than judges and officials will be allowed in the exhibition
shed while judging is in progress.
9. Judges are required to disqualify entries that do not adhere to regulations.
10. Should there be a tie in any section in which points are awarded for
trophies, the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of firsts shall be
declared the winner.
11. The Society reserves the right to substitute trophies of equal value to cash
prizes or vice versa.
12. All prize money will be paid on Show day from the Show Office.
13. NO EXHIBITS ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE EXHIBITION SHED
BEFORE 4.30pm ON SHOW DAY without written permission from either
the Shed Secretary or Chief Steward.
14. All persons entering the grounds on Show day, other than those carrying
Members or Complimentary tickets will be required to pay admission.
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UNOFFICIAL EQUESTRIAN EVENTS
Conducted by the Balkuling Horse and Pony Club Inc.
OPEN TO ALL COMPETITORS
Chief Steward: Mrs Sue Britza : 96461392 Mobile : 0429461392
Dressage and Breed Nominations close– Wednesday 15th August 2012
All other nominations on the day. Riders to negotiate between events on the day.
The programme may be altered on the day.
One rider per horse may get free entry to the show. All other vehicle occupants will be required to
pay entry fees at the gate—Off Forrest Street
Entry Fees: $40 (Hacking, Jumping and Novelties)
$30 For 1 or 2 disciplines ONLY
$30 Led in rider ONLY (Events 1,2,12,32,33,34)
$4 per Training round-Jumping
$5 per entry/per horse BARREL RACE – Entitled to 2 attempts
$5 PER CLASS FOR BREED- SEE ENTRY FORM
$5 Ground Fees per horse
START TIME 9am
Ribbons to 3rd Place – Champion and Reserve Ribbons
We would like to thank the following sponsors:
Beverley Drapery, Willey’s Trading Post, Beverley Pharmacy, Whitebourne Equestrian,
Mark Britza Farrier, Midas Stud, York Stock Feeds, Caljie Park
Ring events
1. Led in rider - 5 years and under
2. Led in rider - 6 years and over
3. CHAMPION LED IN RIDER 4. Rider 9 & under
5. Rider 10 - 11
6. Rider 12 - 13
7. Rider 14 - 16
8. Rider 17 - 21
9. Rider 22 - 35
10. Riders over 35
11. CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER - RESERVE JUNIOR RIDER (2nd place to champion eligible)
12. CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER - RESERVE CHAMPION (2nd place to champion eligible)
EVENTS 13 - 16 RIDERS TO BE MEMBERS OF BALKULING, BEVERLEY PONY CLUB OR
ADULT RIDING CLUB
13. Local Rider 10 years and under
14. Local Rider 11-13 years
15. Local rider 14 - 17 years
16. Local rider 18 years and over
17. Led Pony Hack - 12.2hh and under
18. Led Pony Hack - Over 12.2hh up to 14hh
19. Novice Pony (14.0h and under – Not to have won more than 3 places at any fixture)
20. Pony hack 12.2h and under
21. Pony hack over 12.2h up to including 13.0h
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22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
Pony Hack over 13h-14h
CHAMPION PONY (winners of events 19-22)
Reserve Champion Pony (2nd place to the winner)
Grey coloured Pony
Any other coloured Pony
Pairs of Ponies
Novice Hack over 14.0h (Not to have won more than 3 places at any fixture)
Galloway Hack over 14.0h up to and including 14.2h
Galloway Hack over 14.2h up to and including 15.0h
Hack over 15hh up to and including 15.2hh
Hack over 15.2h up to and including 16h
Hack over 16h
Lightweight Galloway over 14hh up to and including 15hh
Med/Hvy Galloway over 14hh up to and including 15hh
Lightweight Hack over 15hh
Med/Hvy Hack over 15hh
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY (Winner of classes 29,30,34,35)
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (Winner of classes 31,32,33,36,37)
NOVELTY EVENTS
40. Bending Race- led riders
41. Three Mug Race – led riders
42. Minty Race- led riders
43. Bending race- 10 yrs and under
44. Western Bending- 10 yrs and under
45. Three mug race- 10 yrs and under
46. Minty Race – 10 yrs and under
47. Bending race- 11 – 13 years
48. Western Bending- 11 – 13 years
49. Three mug race- 11 – 13 years
50. Minty Race – 11 – 13 years
51. Bending race- 14 years and over
52. Western Bending- 14 years and over
53. Three mug race- 14 years and over
54. Minty Race – 14 years and over
JUMPING – Rider to choose 2 consecutive events from events 56,57,58
55. 30-40cm Training round – Open to all riders (May be led) ($4 per round) Only available
BEFORE main jumping event starts at about 10.30am
55a. 30cm A2(one round on time) 12 years and under
55b. 30cm A2 (One round on time) 13years and over
56. 45cm Table C (one round on time – pole knocked down = 5sec. – two refusals allowed)
57. 60cm AM7 (immediate jump off- if clear )
58. 75cm AM7 (as above)
BARREL RACE – In Pony Club Grounds ($5 for two rounds- fastest time is recorded –
ONLY BETWEEN 10am and 12pm)
a) PONY CLASS
b ) HORSE CLASS
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BEVERLEY AGRICULTURAL SHOW - BREED
Conducted by Balkuling Horse and Pony Club
To commence after completion of ring events ~
approx 1pm
Entries must be in by 15th August 2012
Open Pony 14h & under
1. Gelding any age
2 Stallion or Colt any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
3. Mare 4 years and over
4. Filly 3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion
Thoroughbred
21. Stallion or Colt – any age
22. Mare or Filly – any age
23. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Arabian Pure Bred
24. Stallion or Colt – any age
25. Mare or Filly – any age
26. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Combined Pure Bred Welsh
5. Stallion or Colt – any age
6. Mare or Filly – any age
7. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Arabian Derivative
27. Stallion or Colt – any age
28. Mare or Filly – any age
29. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Australian Pony Stud Book –Registered Pure
or Part
8. Stallion or Colt – any age
9. Mare or Filly – any age
10. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Pinto
30. Stallion or Colt – any age
31. Mare or Filly – any age
32. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Australian Saddle Pony
11. Stallion or Colt – any age
12. Mare or Filly – any age
13. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Any other registered Horse Breed
33. Stallion or Colt – any age
34. Mare or Filly – any age
35. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Any other registered Pony Breed
14. Stallion or Colt – any age
15. Mare or Filly – any age
16. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
Any UNREGISTERED Horse or Pony
36. Mare or Filly – any age
37. Gelding – any age
Open Horse over 14hh
17. Stallion or Colt – any age
18. Gelding – any age
Champion and Reserve Champion
19. Mare 4 years and over
20. Filly 3 years and under
Champion and Reserve Champion
SUPREME LED EXHIBIT
38. Ridden Stallion – Any height
39. Ridden Mare – over 14hh
40. Ridden Mare –14hh and under
41. Ridden Gelding – Over 14hh
42. Ridden Gelding – 14hh and under
Champion and Reserve Champion
See pull out ‘Entry’ insert for
Equestrian Breed Entry Form
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SECTION B – WOOL
Stewards: Andrew Schilling
Entries Close: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00.
Prizes: 1st $5. 2nd $2.50
Trophies:
Primaries - has donated a trophy for the exhibitor gaining Most Points overall for
fleeces that are not shed or rug protected.
M & C Blechynden - have donated a trophy for the exhibitor gaining Most Points
overall for shed or rug protected fleeces.
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated ribbons for Grand Champion Fleece,
Champion Medium Wool Fleece and Champion Fine Wool Fleece.
Spearwood Wool Handlers – has donated a trophy for the Champion Fleece
Regulations:
Wool must be from the current season’s clip and must not be more than 396 days.
Fleece to be skirted to the standard recognised by the Wool Brokers
Maximum Points Awarded
Trueness of Wool Type………….…….……..15
Conformity of Length………………..............10
Soundness……………………………..............10
Handle……………………………....................15
Colour or Bloom etc…………………………..10
Character………………………………………15
Density…………………………………………15
Evenness……………………………………….10
Total……………………………………..…….100
Classes
1. Merino fleece, fine wool, from ewe or wether (point judging).
2. Merino fleece, medium wool from ewe or wether (point judging).
3. Merino fleece, strong wool from ewe or wether (point judging).
4. Merino ram fleece, from Beverley district (point judging).
Not eligible for Champion Ribbon.
5. Merino fleece, ewe or wether (point judging). Stud breeders are not eligible.
6. Two Merino fleeces, fine or medium, ewe or wether (point judging).
7. Two Merino fleeces, strong wool, ewe or wether (point judging).
8. Merino fleece, other than ram, to be judged for commercial value.
9. Merino lambs fleece, open, (point judging).
10. Crossbred fleece, open (point judging).
11. Five Merino fleeces, ewe or wether to be judged for commercial value.
Stud breeders not eligible.
12. Any other breed fleece, ewe or wether (point judging).
13. Any other breed fleece, ram (point judging).
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SECTION C – PRODUCE
Stewards: Dave Hardy
Entries Close: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00.
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00.
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the Most Outstanding exhibit.
D & S Aynsley – have donated a trophy for the most points in this section.
Regulations:
Sheaves and Pasture blocks MUST be size specified
Classes 1-3 & 5-8 to be judged for seed purposes only, may be pickled.
Classes 1 & 2 , entries to be in accordance with the recommendations of the State Wheat
Advisory Committee.
Classes 3 & 5, entries to be in accordance with the recommendations of W.A. Coarse Grains
Advisory Committee.
Classes 9-15 to be judged for growth appropriate to class and seasonal conditions.
ALL ENTRIES TO BE GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
Class
GRAIN OR SEED
Variety to be named.
1. Wheat, late/mid season maturing, 10-15kg.
2. Wheat, early maturing, 10-15 kg.
3. Oats, for milling, 8-10kg.
4. Oats, for feed, any variety, 8- 10kg.
5. Barley, two row, acceptable for malting.
6. Lupins, any variety, 10-15kg.
7. Pulse, for grain, 10-15kg.
8. Any other seed, 1-5kg.
SHEAF 15-20cm. in diameter . Variety to be named.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Green Wheaten, for grain.
Green Oaten, for grain.
Green Barley, for grain.
Green Wheaten for hay or chaff.
Green Oaten, for hay or chaff.
Green Lupins, for grain, complete plant with root system.
Green Canola, for grain.
Green Pulse.
HAY
17. Cereal hay, half bale.
18. Round bale sample, 4-6kg.
BLOCK PASTURE 30cm x 30cm
NOT to be grown in a box.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Grazed Pasture.
Subterranean clover.
Pasture grown on salt land.
Legumes other than Subterranean clover.
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SECTION D – CATTLE
Chief Steward: Sandy Woods
Ring Steward: Terry Woods
Entries Close: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
ENTRY FEE: $5.00 PER ENTRY
Entries to be posted to Sandy Woods, 1791 Westdale Rd, Beverley WA 6304
Entries to be on the grounds by: 9 a.m. Saturday 18th August.
Judging will commence at 10.30a.m.
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated ribbons for Grand Champion Female
and Grand Champion Bull.
Blechys Tyres – has donated a trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor
Regulations for Led Steers;
Classes will be decided on the day.
Please bring age and weight of steer with you.
Animal to be weighed within 48 hours of arriving on Show grounds.
Class
1. Bull born on or after June 1, 2011 and before Dec 31, 2011.
2. Bull born on or after April 1, 2011 and before May 31, 2011.
3. Bull born on or after Jan 1, 2011 and before March 31, 2011.
JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL
4. Bull born on or before Dec 31, 2010.
SENIOR CHAMPION BULL
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL
GRAND CHAMPION BULL
5. Female born on or after June 1, 2011 and Dec 31, 2011.
6. Female born on or after April 1, 2011 and before May 31, 2011.
7. Female born on or after Jan 1, 2011 and before March 31, 2011.
JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
8. Female born on or after Dec 31, 2010.
SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
9. Led Steer.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF W.A. INC.
JUNIOR CATTLE JUDGING AND JUNIOR CATTLE PARADING COMPETITION.
Open to anyone including Agricultural School students that are under 25 yrs of age on the 1 st of
May in the year of the State Finals, with a minimum age of 15.
State Finals of the Junior Judging Competition to be held at the Perth Royal Show In September 2012 Beverley Show placegetters will have the opportunity to compete. The winner of the
State Final will then compete in the National Junior Judging Competition in the year 2012.
Please note that the Judging of the Parading Competition will take place during the main
cattle judging.
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SECTION E - POULTRY
Chief Steward: Benjamin Air Ph:9646 0836/0417 181 625
Email - b-p–air@hotmail.com
Entries to: Section E - Poultry C/- Ben Air
104 Lukin St
Beverley WA 6304
Entries Close: Friday, One week before Show Day (10th August 2012).
Entry Fee: $0.50 single / $1.00 trio
Juniors (under 16YO) FREE!!
Birds to be penned by: 8.30 am Show day (Saturday, 18th August 2012)
Prize Money
Trios (all breeds, one male two females)
1st: $10.00
2nd: $5.00
Single Classes
1st: $ 4.00 2nd: $2.00
Regulations:
BIRDS DEEMED SUFFERING FROM ILLNESS OR INFESTATION WILL BE
DISQUALIFIED AND BARRED OR REMOVED FROM THE PREMISES BY OUR
STEWARDS.
ACCESS TO THE POULTRY SHED WILL BE RESTRICTED DURING JUDGING.
EGGS LAID BY ENTERED BIRDS ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE BIRDS’
OWNER, BUT MAY BE REMOVED FROM SAID CAGE BY THE CHIEF
STEWARD, OR WITH THE CHIEF STEWARD’S PERMISSION, ONLY.
Judging will commence 9.00am sharp Saturday 18th August 2012. For exhibition and public
display purposes, owners are requested to leave entered birds in cages until 3.30pm.
The Judges may, on their own discretion, award a 2nd only (no 1st prize) in a class lacking good
examples of the variety, or no prize to any entry they may consider non-representative of the
breed. Australian Standard breed disqualification will apply.
AC = Any Colour
AOC = Any Other Colour AV = Any Variety
AOV = Any Other Variety
SFB = Soft Feather Bantam
TROPHIES & SECTIONS
George Price Perpetual Trophy - Champion Bird in Show.
Bendigo Bank York – In conjunction with the George Price Perpetual Trophy, $100.00 for
best bird in show.
ANZ Bank Beverley - has donated $50 for Reserve Champion Bird in show.
Bendigo Bank York - has donated $25 cash for most points in Poultry section.
Beverley Agricultural Society Inc has donated a ribbon for Champion Bird in Show.
Beverley Agricultural Society Inc has donated a ribbon for Reserve Champion Bird in Show.
Trios
1. Soft Feathered Heavy Breed Fowl
3. Soft Feather Heavy Breed Bantam
5. Hard Feather Fowl
7. Waterfowl/Other - Any variety
2. Soft Feather Light Breed Fowl
4. Soft Feather Light Breed Bantam
6. Hard Feather Bantam
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SECTION E - POULTRY
(continued)
Soft Feathered Heavy Breed Fowl
8. Australorp, Male
10. Rhode Island Red, Male
12. Plymouth Rock, AC, Male
14.Whyandotte, White, Male
16.Whyandotte, Laced AC, Male
18. Whyandotte, AOC, Male
20. Orpington, Black, Male
22. Orpington, Buff, Male
24. Orpington, AOC, Male
26. Light Sussex, Male
28. Sussex, AOC, Male
30. Langshan, AV, Male
32. Other Heavy Breed Fowl, Male
9. Australorp, Female
11. Rhode Island Red, Female
13. Plymouth Rock, AC, Female
15. Whyandotte, White, Female
17. Whyandotte, Laced AC, Female
19. Whyandotte, AOC, Female
21. Orpington, Black, Female
23. Orpington, Buff, Female
25. Orpington, AOC Female
27. Light Sussex, Female
29. Sussex, AOC, Male
31. Langshan, AV, Female
33. Other Heavy Breed, Female
Soft Feathered Light Breed Fowl
34. Leghorn, White, Male
36. Leghorn, Black, Male
38. Leghorn, Brown, Male
40. Leghorn, AOC, Male
42. Silkie, AC, Male
44. Hamburg, AC, Male
46. Ancona, Male
48. Polish, AC, Male
50. Araucana, AC, Male
52. Other Light Breed Fowl, AC, Male
35. Leghorn, White, Female
37. Leghorn, Black, Female
39. Leghorn, Brown, Female
41. Leghorn, AOC, Female
43. Silkie, AC, Female
45. Hamburg, AC, Female
47. Ancona, Female
49. Polish, AC, Female
51. Araucana, AC, Female
53. Other Light Breed, AC, Female
Hard Feathered/Game Fowl
54 OEG, Black/Red, Male
56. OEG, Duckwing AC, Male
58. OEG, Pile, Male
60. OEG, AOC, Male
62. Indian Game, Dark, Male
64. Indian Game, AOC, Male
66. Malay Game, AC, Male
68. Modern Game, Black/Red, Male
70. Modern Game, Duckwing AC, Male
72. Modern Game, Pile, Male
74. Modern Game, AOC, Male
76. Australian Game, AC, Male
78.Other Hard Feather Fowl, AC, Male
55. OEG, Black/Red, Female
57. OEG, Duckwing AC, Female
59. OEG, Pile, Female
61. OEG, AOC, Female
63. Indian Game, Dark, Female
65. Indian Game, AOC, Female
67. Malay Game, AC, Female
69. Modern Game, Black/Red, Female
71. Modern Game, Duckwing AC, Female
73. Modern Game, Pile, Female
75. Modern Game, AOC, Female
77. Australian Game, AC, Female
79. Other Hard Feather Fowl, AC, Female
For extra entry forms and copies of the Schedule go
to beverleywa.com
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SECTION E - POULTRY
(continued)
Soft Feathered Heavy Breed Bantum
80.Whyandotte, Partridge, Male
82. White, Male
84. Whyandotte, Laced AC, Male
86. Whyandotte, AOC, Male
88. Pekin, Black, Male
90. Pekin, White, Male
92. Pekin, Buff, Male
94. Pekin, Blue, Male
96. Pekin, AOC, Male
98. Australorp, AC, Male
100. Rhode Island Red, Male
102. Plymouth Rock, AC, Male
104. Orpington, AC, Male
106. Sussex, AC, Male
108. Langshan, AV, Male
110. Frizzle, AC, Male
112. Other SFB Heavy breed, AC, Male
81. Whyandotte, Partridge, Female
83. Whyandotte, White, Female
85. Whyandotte, Laced AC, Female
87. Whyandotte, AOC, Female
89. Pekin, Black, Female
91. Pekin, White, Female
93. Pekin, Buff, Female
95. Pekin, Blue, Female
97. Pekin, AOC, Female
99. Australorp, AC, Female
101. Rhode Island Red, Female
103. Plymouth Rock, AC, Female
105. Orpington, AC, Female
107. Sussex, AC, Female
109. Langshan, AV, Female
111. Frizzle, AC, Female
113. Other SFB Heavy breed, AC, Female
Soft Feathered Light Breed Bantum
114. MaleLeghorn, White, Male
116. Leghorn, Black, Male
118. Leghorn, Brown, Male
120. Leghorn, AOC, Male
122. Silkie, AC, Male
124. Ancona, Male
126. Sebright, AC, Male
128. Japanese, Male
130. Belgian, AV, Male
132. Rosecomb, AC, Male
134. Other SFB Light breed, AC, Male
115. Leghorn, White, Female
117. Leghorn, Black, Female
119. Leghorn, Brown, Female
121. Leghorn, AOC, Female
123. Silkie, AC, Female
125. Ancona, Female
127. Sebright, AC, Female
129. Japanese, Female
131. Belgian, AV, Female
133. Rosecomb, AC, Female
135. Other SFB Light Breed, AC, Male
Act: Keep physically, socially and mentally active. Take a walk, ride a bike, read a
book, dance, do a crossword puzzle, stop for a chat. Being active helps cope with
stress, builds friendships and lifts spirits. Make a list of things you really like to do.
Make a plan to spend time doing these things. Do more things you enjoy.
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SECTION E - POULTRY
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Hard Feathered/Game Bantum
136. OEG, Black/Red, Male
138. OEG, Duckwing AC, Male
140. OEG, Pile, Male
142. OEG, Blue/Red, Male
144. OEG, Wheaten Blue tail, FEMALE
146. OEG, AOC, Male
148. Indian Game, Dark, Male
150. Indian Game, AOC, Male
152. Malay Game, AC, Male
154. Modern Game, Black/Red, Male
156. Modern Game, Blue Red, Male
158. Modern Game, Brown Red, Male
160. Modern Game, Duckwing AC, Male
162. Modern Game, Pile, Male
164. Modern Game, Birchen, Male
166. Modern Game, Whtn Black tail, FEMALE
168. Modern Game, AOC, Male
170. Australian Game, AC, Male
172. Other Hard Feather Bantam, AC, Male
137. OEG, Black/Red, Female
139. OEG, Duckwing AC, Female
141. OEG, Pile, Female
143. OEG, Blue Red, Female
145. OEG, Wheaten Black Tail, Female
147. OEG, AOC, Female
149. Indian Game, Dark, Female
151. Indian Game, AOC, Female
153. Malay Game, AC, Female
155. Modern Game, Black/Red, Female
157. Modern Game, Blue Red, Female
159. Modern Game, Brown Red, Male
161. Modern Game, Duckwing AC, Female
163. Modern Game, Pile, Female
165. Modern Game, Birchen, female
167. Modern Game, Whtn blue tail, Female
169. Modern Game, AOC, Female
171. Australian Game, AC, Female
173. Other Hard Feather Bantam, AC, Female
Waterfowl/Others
174. Muscovy, AC, Drake
176. Indian Runner, White, Drake
178. Indian Runner, AOC, Drake
180. Campbell, AC, Drake
182. Pekin, Drake
184. Cayuga, Drake
186. Rouen, Drake
188. Appleyard, Bantam, Drake
190. Saxony, Bantam, Drake
192. Other Bantam Drake
194. AOV, Waterfowl, Male
196. Turkey, AC, Gobbler
198. Guinea Fowl, AC, Male
175. Muscovy, AC, Duck
177. Indian Runner, White, Duck
179. Indian Runner, AOC, Duck
181. Campbell, AC, Duck
183. Pekin, Duck
185. Cayuga, Duck
187. Rouen, Duck
189. Appleyard, Bantam, Duck
191. Saxony, Bantam, Duck
193. Other Bantam Duck
195. AOV, Waterfowl, Female
197. Turkey, AC, Hen
199. Guinea Fowl, AC, Female
Juniors
200. Soft Feather Fowl, AV, Male
202. Soft Feather Bantam, AV, Male
204. Hard Feather Fowl, AV, Male
206. Hard Feather Bantam, AV, Male
201. Soft Feather Fowl, AV, Female
203. Soft Feather Bantam, AV, Female
205. Hard Feather Fowl, AV, Female
207. Hard Feather Bantam, AV, Female
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SECTION F – FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Stewards: Michelle Drury
Entries Close: 5 p.m. Tuesday 14th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August. Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00.
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated a ribbon for the Most Outstanding Exhibit
M & S Martin - have donated a trophy for the exhibitor gaining the most points.
Beverley Weight Watchers Federation - has donated a trophy for the runner-up.
Regulations:
All fruit and vegetables must be grown by the exhibitor.
Paper Plates provided.
Vegetables shown in “collection” cannot compete in other classes.
Vegetables
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Vegetables, best collection, to be judged for quality, at least six varieties.
Lettuce, any type, one head.
Broccoli, one head.
Cabbage, one head.
Cauliflower, one head.
Brussel Sprouts, six heads.
Swede, two.
Turnips, any variety, three.
Carrots, three.
Peas, any variety, ten pods.
Broad Beans, ten pods.
Rhubarb, six sticks.
Radishes, bunch of six.
Beetroot, bunch of three.
Shallots or Spring Onions, bunch of ten.
Silver beet, four stalks.
Potatoes, six.
Pumpkin, any variety.
Pumpkin, biggest, any variety.
Cabbage, biggest, any variety.
Swede, biggest, any variety.
Herbs – bundle of three in a jar of water.
Any other vegetable, not mentioned above, variety named.
Fruit
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
Oranges, six, other than Navel.
Oranges, six, Navel.
Lemons, six.
Mandarins, six.
Grapefruit, six.
Home dried fruit collection.
Almonds in shell, any variety, 250g.
Any other fruit not mentioned above, six
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From Our Archives
This recipe appeared in the original cooking section.
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SECTION H – COOKERY
Stewards: Jo Rose, Joan Leonhardt
Entries Close: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00.
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding exhibit.
J & W Murray - have donated a trophy for most points.
Avon Trading Co. - has donated a trophy for the runner-up.
Regulations:
All exhibits must be at least 12 hours old.
Cakes to be un-iced, unless otherwise stated.
All sponges must be made in round tins and un-filled.
All entries to be displayed on a suitable glass or china plate.
In the interest of hygiene & appearance, exhibits MUST be placed in a clear oven bag.
Class
1. Fruit and Nut Loaf, cooked in a Nut Loaf Tin.
2. Date and Walnut Loaf.
3. Boiled fruit cake using recipe on page 30.
4. Fruit Cake, suitable for Christmas or Birthday, 20cm round tin.
5. Carrot Cake. (iced)
6. Orange Cake, oblong tin.
7. Chocolate Cake.
8. Packet Cake.
9. Cake, cooked in a microwave, ring container, (not packet cake).
10. Sponge Sandwich. (made in round tin and not filled)
11. Swiss Roll, with commercial jam, ends not to be cut.
12. Plate of cookies, 2 varieties, 3 of each, rolled or spoon dropped.
13. Anzac biscuits, 6.
14. Slice, 6, one variety, cooked or uncooked.
15. Muffins, 3.
16. Plate of pikelets, six, 5-7cm across.
17. Plate of Plain Scones, 4.
18. Plate of Sweet Scones, 4.
19. Sausage Rolls, 4.
20. Home made pies, 2 individual.
21. Quiche.
22. Mini Pizza, 2.
23. Bread, Wholemeal, cooked in a bread machine.
24. Bread, White, cooked in a bread machine.
25. Bread, Other , cooked in a bread machine.
26. Bread Rolls, mixed in a bread machine. 3-4
27. Bread, Wholemeal, home-made, not machine.
28. Bread, White, home-made, not machine.
29. Bread Rolls, home- made, not machine. 3-4
30. Bread, any other variety, home-made, not machine
31. Decorated Cake, material optional, i.e., butter icing, lollies, etc.
32. Decorated Cake, Formal (celebration, etc.).
33. Decorated Cake, Novice.
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SECTION I - PRESERVES AND HOME PRODUCE
Stewards: Sue Martin, Colleen Sleer
Entries Close:
5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Prizes: 1st $4
2nd $2
Trophies:
Hon. Judi Moylan M.P. - has donated a trophy for the most points in classes 1-21.
L Sims - has donated a trophy for the most points in classes 22-30.
Beverley Country Kitchen– has donated a trophy for the most points in
classes 31-43.
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
Regulations:
All entries in classes 1-21 to be in clear glass containers (jam in jam jars)
with plain screw top lids and no cloth covers. No advertising on lids.
All entries labelled with date and variety on side of containers.
Class
PRESERVES
1. Orange Marmalade.
2. Grapefruit Marmalade.
3. Any other variety Marmalade.
4. Apricot jam, (fresh fruit).
5. Fig jam, (fresh fruit).
6. Plum jam, (fresh fruit).
7. Combination jam or any other variety, (fresh fruit).
8. Collection of home-made jams, at least three varieties – no Marmalade.
9. Fruit jelly, any variety.
10. Lemon Butter.
11. Pickles, home-made with mustard.
12. Chutney, any variety.
13. Relish, any variety.
14. Tomato sauce. (one bottle)
15. Sauce, any other variety. (one bottle)
16. Onions, pickled in white vinegar.
17. Pickled vegetables in white vinegar.
18. Olives, pickled, black/green.
19. Olives, marinated .
20. Dehydrated or sun dried fruit or vegetables.
21. Collection off the pantry shelf of six items.
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SECTION I - PRESERVES AND HOME PRODUCE
(Continued)
EGGS All eggs to be on a plate (supplied).
Eggs to be judged on uniformity, size, colour and weight.
Eggs should be clean, not washed or oiled.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Hen eggs, brown, six.
Hen eggs, white, six.
Hen eggs, any other colour, six.
Bantam eggs, six.
Turkey eggs, six.
Duck eggs, six.
Goose eggs, two.
Most unusual shape/texture egg.
Best decorated egg.
HOME BREW
Entries to be in glass bottles preferably with screw top
31. Lager
32. Bitter
33. Stout
34. Ale
35. Draught Beer
36. White wine
37. Red wine
38. Fruit Wine
39. Liqueur
40. Ginger Beer
41. Lemonade
APICULTURE
42. Honey, two jars, harvested by exhibitor.
43. Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
Keeping mentally healthy is as important as staying physically healthy, and it’s as
easy as A-B-C,
Act-Belong-Commit
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SECTION J - NEEDLEWORK
Stewards: Val Edwards
Entries Close:
5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August.
Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd
$2
Trophies
Beverley C.W.A. – has donated a trophy for the most outstanding article.
Hon. Judi Moylan MP - has donated a trophy for most points in classes 1-13.
B & A Cleland - have donated a trophy for most points in classes 14-27.
Beverley Bed & Breakfast - has donated a trophy for most points in classes 28-45.
Beverley Agricultural Society- has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
Regulations
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. All adult garments must be exhibited
on coat hangers. Doyleys to be on backing paper.
No article that has previously been exhibited is eligible for entry.
All articles must be clean, may be washed but not starched.
Class
HAND EMBROIDERY/ NEEDLEWORK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Tapestry, one article.
Tapestry, long stitch.
Cross-stitch, framed.
Cross-stitch, with other stitches.
Cross-stitch miniature framed, not to exceed 10 cm.
Cross-stitch, miniature item, no restrictions.
Candle wicking, one article.
Doyley, hand embroidered.
Smocking, any item.
Patchwork, one block.
Each exhibit must clearly
Appliquéé, any item.
Quilting, any item.
show – NAME, SECTION
Any other hand worked item.
and CLASS NUMBER in
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Doyley, one only.
Centrepiece
Knee rug.
Pot holder.
Any article not mentioned.
Baby cardigan/jumper.
CROCHET
which it is entered.
Please let the stewards
know you have delivered
your items for display.
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SECTION J - NEEDLEWORK
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KNITTING
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
Man’s pullover or cardigan, sleeves optional.
Lady’s jumper or cardigan, sleeves optional.
Child’s jumper or cardigan.
Baby’s jumper or cardigan.
Baby set (0-2 yrs) Matinee jacket, booties and bonnet.
Knitted tea cosy.
Knitted toy.
Any other knitted item.
MACHINE SEWING
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
Any machine piece of patchwork.
Baby’s dress.
Child’s dress
Child’s shirt or blouse
Baby’s/Child’s sleepwear
Any other garment or set for a child
Lady’s or teenager’s blouse/shirt
Lady’s or teenager’s dress or suit, day wear.
Lady’s or teenager’s bed wear.
Adult’s stretch knit garment.
Child’s stretch knit garment.
T-shirt in stretch knit.
Lingerie.
Garment in pure wool.
Machine Appliqué, any item.
Machine Quilting, any item.
Any other machine item.
SEE SECTION O FOR JUNIORS
Belong: Join a book club, a sporting team or a cooking class, be more involved in
community groups or a volunteer organisation. Learn and use other people’s names,
hang out with people who share your values and interests. Belonging helps build
friendships, creates opportunities, strengthen communities and feels good. Think
about spending more time with friends and family; attend community, club or
church activities. Just keep showing up. After seven appearances you will be considered a ‘regular’.
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SECTION K – FLOWERS
Stewards: Geraldine Addison
Entries Close:
5 p.m. Tuesday 14th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 a.m. Friday 17th August
Entry Fee: $1.00
Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd
$2
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
Dr AE Jones - has donated a trophy for the most points in classes 1-26.
J Heal - has donated a trophy for the most points in classes 27-40
Beverley Supermarket and Liquor - has donated a trophy for most points in classes
41-51.
Regulations:
All exhibits in classes 1-40 must be grown by exhibitor.
Pots not to exceed 30cm and exhibitor to provide saucers.
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
SPECIMEN CLASS
Camellia, double, one bloom.
Camellia, single, one bloom.
Collection of garden flowers, three cuts, one variety.
Flowering native shrub, tree, or climber, one cut.
Flowering shrub, tree, or climber, one cut.
Geranium, double, with leaf, one cut.
Geranium, single, with leaf, one cut.
Geranium, ivy with leaf, one cut.
Pansies or Violas, four blooms, separate containers.
Sweet Pea, one colour, three cuts.
Sweet Pea, separate colours, three cuts.
Collection of Bulbs/Corms/Rhizomes, limit six, one spike each.
Orchid, one spike.
Daffodils, bicolour, two blooms.
Daffodils, double, two blooms.
Daffodils, split corona, two blooms.
Daffodils, trumpets, two blooms.
Jonquils, any variety, three blooms.
Commit: Take up a cause or help others in your community. Set some goals for
yourself. Be a volunteer or a coach or a mentor. Support your community clubs and
groups. Try something challenging: learn something new. Help others. Commitment
creates opportunities for you and others, it creates a sense of belonging and it feels
good. Commitment gives meaning to life.
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SECTION K – FLOWERS
(Continued)
CONTAINERS Containers may be Vase or Bowl.
19.
Calendulas, one or mixed colours, own foliage.
20.
Daisies, collection one or mixed colours, own foliage.
21.
Flowers, one variety, not otherwise specified, own foliage.
22.
Geraniums, not less than three colours, own foliage.
23.
Nasturtiums, one or mixed colours, own foliage.
24.
Native shrubs, trees or climber, one variety, own foliage.
25.
Stocks, one or mixed colours, own foliage.
26.
Mixed flowers, any foliage.
HANGING BASKETS/CONTAINER and POT PLANTS
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Hanging basket/hanging container, in bloom.
28.
Hanging basket/hanging container, more than one variety
29.
Hanging basket/hanging container, non variegated foliage.
30.
Hanging basket/hanging container, variegated foliage.
31.
Cactus in pot, one only.
32.
Fern, Maidenhair, in pot.
33.
Fern, other than Maidenhair, in pot.
34.
Pot plant, in bloom.
35.
plant, non variegated foliage.
36.
Pot plant, variegated foliage.
37.
Succulent in pot, one only.
38.
Cactus/succulent garden, in container.
39.
Orchid, in bloom.
40.
Bulbs, in bloom, in pot.
FLORAL ART (Materials need not be grown by exhibitor)
41.
Basket of fresh flowers, plain basket, any foliage.
42.
Corsage, displayed on white paper plate.
43.
Interpretive display ( song, with caption).
44.
Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, with candle or candles.
45.
Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, in unusual container.
46.
Fresh floral arrangement, any foliage, with wood (no restrictions).
47.
Fresh floral arrangement of three blooms, own foliage.
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Fresh foliage arrangement, no restrictions.
49.
Dried arrangement.
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Arrangement—any medium.
51.
‘Looking out the kitchen window’.
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Tax Return Preparation
Financial and Accounting Services
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Telephone (08) 9646 1566
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SECTION L – ART
Stewards: Marylou Hutchinson, Jenny Broun
Entries Close:
5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Entries to be staged by: 7pm Thursday 16th August. Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2
Trophies:
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the most
outstanding exhibit in this section.
The Second Millennium Perpetual Art Trophy - presented for the most
outstanding exhibit in section 1-16.
BG & LC Sims - have donated a trophy for the most points in classes 1-16.
Regulations:
Name, Section and Class to be shown clearly on the back
Art to be suitably equipped to hang but not necessarily framed.
All to be own work and is accepted at the risk of the exhibitor.
Limit of two exhibits per person per class.
Work not to have been previously shown or won a prize at the Beverley
Agricultural Show.
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Oils, any subject
Acrylic, any subject
Watercolour, any subject
Pastels, any subject
Still life or floral or plant study, any medium
Abstract, any medium
Head or figure study, any medium
Drawings, any medium
Painting of a building, any medium
Animal or bird study, any medium
Small painting, any medium, (max size, excl frame 20x15cm)
Print, wood cut, etchings etc
Indigenous Art
All entries in classes 1 – 13 will be judged for the Agricultural Art Award
- if the artist is rural based (postcode >6200) and the painting is of a rural nature.
The winner is eligible to be judged at the 2012 Perth Royal Show.
14. Textiles Design
15. Sculpture
16. Digital Art (any form of visual art created on the computer)
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SECTION M – PHOTOGRAPHY
Stewards: Jo Sattler, Helen Crowley
Entries Close:
5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entry Fee: $1.00
Entries to be staged by: 7 p.m. Thursday 16th August Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2.
TROPHIES:
Beverley Pharmacy - has donated a trophy for the most points in this section.
D & Z Wilkinson - have donated a trophy for the runner-up to most points in this
section.
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit .
Regulations:
All prints and enlargements must be mounted individually, suitable for pinning.
Each photo to be entered in one class only.
No titles permitted. Name of exhibitor and class must be on back.
Photographs must be taken by the person entering.
Normal commercial processing or home processing is acceptable.
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
COLOUR PRINTS 15cm x 10cm (6”x 4”) (maximum size).
Farm scene.
Landscape.
Lake, River or Seascape.
Sunrise / Sunset.
Please note:
Holiday scene.
Entries for Classes
Plant Study.
1-18 must only be
Animals, birds or insects.
(6”X4”) (15cm x 10cm).
Person or persons.
Photos larger than this
Child’s world, children at play.
cannot be judged.
Portrait, head and shoulders only.
Action.
Collection of three prints to tell a story.
Buildings and Construction.
Vehicle / Machinery/ anything on wheels.
Digitally enhanced abstract.
Creative abstract.
Black and White, any subject.
18.
19.
20.
ENLARGEMENTS (No larger than 40cm x 50cm)(16”x20”)
Note: Photographs NOT to be framed with glass.
Panoramic Photo.
Colour enlargement
Black and White enlargement.
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SECTION N – HANDICRAFTS
STEWARD: Marg Peck
ENTRIES CLOSE: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entries to be staged by: 11 am Friday 17th August
Entry Fee: $1.00
Prizes: 1st $4 2nd $2
TROPHIES:
Beverley Electrical Services – has donated a trophy for the most points in
classes 1-26.
T.M. Hair Design – has donated a trophy for the most points in classes 27-31
Studio Bibi - has donated a trophy for most points in classes 32-37.
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
150th Anniversary Trophy for the Most Outstanding Exhibit
Regulations:
In classes 9 and 10 the doll may be a bought one.
Names on articles must be removable or concealable for judging
OPEN
1. Woodwork, turned
2. Woodwork, hand crafted
3. Metalwork, any article
4. Leatherwork, any hand worked item
5. Article made from recycled material
6. Coat hanger, covered, two
7. Cushion, any medium.
8. Home made soft toy
9. Best dressed doll, machine sewn outfit
10. Best dressed doll, knitted outfit
11. Porcelain doll
12. China painting, any article.
13. Textile design or fabric painting.
14. Article, not mentioned above.
15. Patchwork cushion.
16. Patchwork, any other article.
17. Paper Tole.
18. Folk art, traditional
19. Folk art, decorative.
20. Decoupage.
21. Teddy bear, hand-made.
22. Pottery, hand -made item.
23. Pottery, wheel made item.
24. Floral arrangement (silk, plastic, etc.)
hand-made by exhibitor.
25. Card, hand-made.
26. Invitation, hand-made.
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CERAMICS
27. Functional ware (everyday use).
28. Ornamental.
29. Stains.
30. 2 or more techniques.
31. Child’s toy/ornament.
SPINNING
Skeins to be at least 50g.
32. 1 skein merino wool.
33. 1 skein, any other breed, wool.
34. 1 skein, AOV fibre.
35. Collection of dyed, home spun
wools/fibres.
36. Hand spun garment, knit,
crochet, woven.
37. Any other article, not listed
above.
Each exhibit must clearly
show – NAME, SECTION and
CLASS NUMBER in which it is
entered.
Please let the steward know
you have delivered your items
for display.
TAX RETURNS
Registered Tax Agent. Public Accountant
Business Consulting.
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OFFICE HOURS
Thursday and Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm
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SECTION O – JUNIORS
STEWARDS: Anthea Cooke, Natalie Kilpatrick, Jess Sattler, Chris Mann
ENTRIES CLOSE: 5 p.m. Friday 10th August.
Entry Fee: Free
Entries to be staged by: 11 am Friday 17th August Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $2
TROPHIES:
Beverley News – has donated a trophy for most points over all the Show.
GE Edwards – has donated a trophy for runner-up – most points over all the Show.
Regulations:
Each entry must be the work of one person and exhibited in that person’s name.
All cookery items to be placed on a plate and in a clear oven bag.
PRE-SCHOOLERS – YEAR 1
Trophies
Mrs G Carter has donated a trophy for most points.
Mrs J Sattler has donated a trophy for runner-up.
Beverley Agricultural Society has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Model of own design (not a kit) ie. Lego, Meccano, boxed or mounted.
Novelty article made from recycled material.
Plasticine or play dough model on small paper plate.
Hand made Birthday card.
Drawing, any subject, any medium.
Any piece of collage (no larger than A4 size).
Animal or creature made from vegetable or fruit.
Six pikelets, 5 – 7 cm across.
Iced and decorated milk arrowroot biscuits.
Vase of flowers, decoratively arranged.
Scrapbook, minimum 4 pages, any interest.
Any other craft article, not listed.
Being active, having a sense of belonging and having a purpose in life
all contribute to happiness and good mental health.
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SCHOOL YEARS 2 – 4
Beverley Agricultural Society - has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding exhibit.
G and R Murray - have donated a trophy for most points.
C Blechynden - has donated a trophy for runner- up.
13.
14
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
Animal made from root vegetable/fruit.
Mini Pizzas, two.
Plate of three small cakes, decorated.
Chocolate crackles, six.
Plate of scones, plain, six.
Six pikelets, 5 – 7 cm across.
Chocolate cake, not iced.
Hand embroidery, any article.
Miniature garden, not more than 38 cm x 38 cm.
Floral carpet in sand, saucer.
Drawing, any subject, any medium, (no larger than A4).
Model of any choice, (not a kit)
Mask, any medium.
Plasticine or play dough model on small paper plate.
Novelty article made from recycled material..
Photo, colour, any subject.
Vase of flowers, decoratively arranged.
Poem, any subject, max 8 lines.
Any other craft article, not listed.
SCHOOL YEARS 5 - 7
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding exhibit.
Beverley Plumbing & Gas Services – has donated a trophy for the most points.
Mrs T Reid – has donated a trophy for the runner-up.
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Animal made from root vegetable/fruit.
Greeting Card, hand- made.
Greeting card or invitation, computerized design.
Plate of three small cakes, not iced.
Mini Pizzas, two.
Chocolate cake, not iced.
Plate of scones, plain, six.
Plate of cookies, four, one variety.
Six pikelets, 5-7 cm across.
Hand embroidery, any article.
Wool craft, any article.
Vase of flowers, decoratively arranged.
Miniature garden, not more than 38 cm x 38 cm.
Miniature floral arrangement.
Mask, any medium.
Novelty article made from recycled material.
Drawing, any subject, any medium, A4.
Photograph, colour, any subject.
Original model made from any material – plastic, wood etc. No kits eg lego etc.
Ceramics and/or glass painting.
Short story, any subject, max. 250 words (1 page)
Any other craft article, not listed.
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SCHOOL YEAR 8 – 10
Beverley Agricultural Society – has donated a ribbon for the most outstanding
exhibit.
Dr AE Jones– has donated a trophy for most points.
A & K Shaw - have donated a trophy for runner-up.
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Computerized drawing any subject, colour.
Greeting card, hand- made.
Mini Pizzas, two.
Chocolate cake, not iced.
Plate of scones, plain, six.
Short stories and
Plate of cookies, six, one variety.
poems
will be judged
Six pikelets, 5-7 cm across.
on
creativity,
Sausage roll, six.
presentation, spelling
Lemon butter, one jar.
and punctuation.
Any piece of needlework.
Vase of flowers, decoratively arranged.
Floral Arrangement, any variety, with own foliage.
Drawing any medium, any subject .
Colour photograph, any subject.
Woodwork article.
Papier mache, any item.
Model made from any material – plastic, wood etc.
Novelty article made from recycled material.
Ceramics.
Short Story, any subject, max. 250 words (1 page).
Any other craft article, not listed.
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Our main role and aim of the centre is to provide a public access point to
information and services.
Centrelink Access Point
Fax, Phone and Forms.
Includes Medicare & DCP
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Information, Tax Packs, Tax Help
Volunteer, Forms
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Department of Veterans’
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GRAIN, FERTILISER, LIME, HAY, WOOL
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