2013 Parndana AH&F Show Book

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Saturday November 9th

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Horses in Action

Page 7

Sheep

Page 8

Wool

Page 10

Shearing

Competition

Page 12

Cereals & Fodder

Page 13

Cookery &

Preserves

Page 15

Genoa Cake

Competition

Page 16

Laucke CWA Scone

Competition

Page 16

Fruit, Veg & Dairy

Page 20

Honey Products

Page 22

Home Brew

Page 24

Index

GIANT GAMES

24 HOUR

SHEARING

CHALLENGE

YOUNG

FARMERS

CHALLENGE

DRIVER

EDUCATION

SIMULATOR CAR

SHEARING

COMPETITION

Fun Games

THEME

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D

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MAIN ATTRACTIONS

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N

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P

Q

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Floriculture

Page 25

Quilting &

Needlework

Page 27

Children’s Section

Page 28

Literacy Section

Page 29

Open Art

Page 30

Photography

Page 31

Dog Jumping

Page 32

Poultry

Page 33

Pets

Page 34

BMX Competition

Page 35

Young Achiever

Page 36

Young Farmers

Challenge

Page 37

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Essentials The 54th Annual

Parndana Agricultural, Horticultural & Floricultural

Show TICKETS

Saturday November 9th

AT THE GATE

Open at 7:30 am

Admission price to be

paid or members tickets

to be handed in

Receive your FREE lucky

gate prize ticket

announced at 3:00pm

AT THE PAVILION

All entries to be in place

by 9:30 am as judging will

commence

Contact convenors list in

this book for details

sections, rules and entry

closing dates

OFFICAL OPENING

Show opening at12:30 pm

Reopening of pavilion for

public viewing

24 HOUR SHEARING

CHALLENGE

Starting Friday November

8th 12 noon and finishing

Show Day 12 noon. Nigel

Brown will shear for 24

hours and will attempt to

shear 1500 sheep,

alongside some of the

islands shearers.

THANK YOU

For your support

Patrons, Sponsors

Convenors & Helpers

DRIVER

SIMULATOR CAR

Come along to the show

and view the driver

simulator car. Darren

Davis a road safety

advocate from Save A

Life Australia will appear

with the car to answer

any of your questions.

Proudly brought to you by

Finding Workable

Solutions.

YOUNG FARMERS

CHALLENGE

Get a team together and

compete for the grand

cash prize

Show off your skills as you

race though our farm

based obstacle course

Thank you to the Next

Generation Group for

their support with this

event

see page 37 for details

BMX

COMPETITION

Bring you bikes along

show day

Open to children under

18 see page 35 for details

Gate

Members

Admission Price

Adults

Aged Pensioners

Children (under 16 years)

$ 6.00

$ 3.00

FREE

$ 8.00

$ 4.00

FREE

Members Tickets, Must be pre-purchased and can not be

purchased at the gate

Fill in form below to order yours

Parndana Show Society

Membership

Members are entitled to voting rights, can

exhibit in the show and has free entry on

show day.

Name………………………………………

Address……………………………………

………………………………………………

Admission

Price

Tick

Full Member (2 Adults)

Associated Member (1 Adult)

Aged Pensioner

Couple

Single Aged

Pensioner

Return this form with payment to the below

address to receive your membership

B. Bald, P.O Box 62, Parndana, SA, 5220

$ 6.00

$ 3.00

$ 5.00

$ 3.00

As President I welcome everybody to the Parndana

Agricultural, Horticultural and Floricultural Show for 2013.

I am very honoured to be the President for the third

year in a row and it is my pleasure to invite you all to

attend this year’s show.

The theme this year is “The 54th Annual Parndana Show

Fun and Games” so we have arranged to have large

board games for people to relive their childhood and

play their favourite games. After the success of last

years event it is back so get your team together for the

young farmers challenge, there is a great cash prize for

the winning team. I would like to thank the Next

Generation Group for their support with this event.

I encourage you all to participate in the show in some

way, whether it is by helping run the show, by having a

stall, entering exhibits or just attending and having a

good time. This year we have some great extra cash for

prizes in most sections.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all

committee members for all that they have done in

helping to bring this show to life. It takes an incredible

amount of work to bring together a show even if it is a

small one like Parndana.

Also I would like to thank all sponsors of the show for this

year. Without them this show would have been

incredibly hard to put together. So thank you and I

hope that all people who attend our show will support

the people who supported us.

I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the

passing of one of our life members in the past year Mr J

Bowden, our thoughts go out to the family. I would like

to thank Mr J Bowden for his years of service to the

committee and the show over the years and he will be

sadly missed.

This year we have also joined the world of Facebook, so

please like us and follow what is going on before,

during and after the show. Also it would be nice to

receive your feedback, so feel free to post your

favourite pictures and memories and share our show

with your friends.

Nicholas Tremaine

The Committee Presidents OFFICIALS

PATRONS

Ms. Vickie Chapman MP,

Mr. Michael Pengilly MP,

Mayor Jayne Bates,

Mr Jamie Briggs MP

LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs. P Ahwan, Mr. I. Kelly,

Mr. N. Murton, Mr. W West,

Mr. R. Cass, Mr. W Roper,

Mr. R. Borgmeyer, Mrs L Sarson,

Mr M Tremaine, Mrs M Tremaine,

Mrs B Bald, Mr T Bennett

PRESIDENT

Nicholas Tremaine 8559 6062

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

Mervyn Tremaine 8559 6062

SECRETARIES

Marina Barker

Shirley Pledge

TREASURER

Beth Bald 8559 4250

SITE CONVENOR

Kate Stanton 8559 2251

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Rodger Borgmeyer,

Colleen Crawford

plus the above

COMMITTEE

Steve Bald, Robyn Kelly-Bald,

Bill Roper

Message

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Exhibit Entry ENTRY FORM

Return this form to the below address to secure your entries place or return to convenor in person, phone entries are also

available see section pages for details

B. Bald, P.O Box 62, Parndana, SA, 5220

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#1TRADE AND STALL SITES

Will be charged at a rate of $25 a single covered

site, $15 a single uncovered site, $50 a double

covered site. Power is $5, Tables $5 and in addition

we are obliged to charge $10 insurance fee to

cover each site for Public Liability.

The sales of pop guns and cap guns is prohibited at

the Show and any found will be confiscated.

Contravening of this rule brings automatic

disqualification of stall holder at future Shows.

#2 MEMBERSHIPS

Full Membership $12 two tickets, Associate

Members pay $6 for one ticket Aged pensioners $5

a double, $3 a single and free admittance for

children under 16. All members have free entries

and voting rights.

Membership must be paid prior to Show Day.

#3 GENERAL ADMITTANCE

Show day gate prices adults $8, aged pensioners

$4 and children are free

#4 ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS

Entries can be posted to the secretary or taken to

the pavilion on Friday November 1st between 11am

and 1pm. Postal entries to be on official entry forms

if possible, each person to have separate forms

include name and address children’s entry forms to

have parent’s name also and must be available for

collection on Friday November 2nd. Phone entries

are acceptable in some sections.

All entries must be bona fide property of the

exhibitor.

All exhibitors must place their entries in the space

directed by the committee by 9:30am. Late entries

will not be accepted.

No exhibits to be removed before 4pm.

The committee do not hold themselves responsible

for loss or damage to any exhibit.

Exhibits not claimed within 28 days will become the

property of the Society.

#5 PAVILION AND JUDGING

The public are not permitted in the pavilion while

judging is in progress. Judging is to start at 9:45am

sharp.

No exhibitors may approach the judges whilst they

are judging. The judges’ decisions are final.

Judges have the power to withhold any prize if they

consider exhibits of insufficient merit.

The committee members are the sole interpreters of

these regulations and their rulings in any dispute are

final.

No prize money will be given out in any class where

a trophy or ribbon is given.

Trophies not won outright will be hold by the Society

until such time as they are won outright.

#6 BANNED ITEMS

The following items are banned from all Agricultural

Shows

All fireworks, crackers

Drugs and drug related paraphernalia

Fake cigarettes

Horns and Trumpets

Laser pointers

Nude or lurid playing cards

Pressure pack fart gas

Stink bombs

Water bombs

Pop downs, potato guns

Bouncing Beans

Explicit & hardcore T shirts

Fuel type fire lights

Knives (including pen knives)

Metal or wooden Martial Art Nunchakus

Pressure pack snow

Silly string

Water pistols

Ball bearing guns, pellet guns

Roll caps, strip caps

Swords are only to be sold in sealed packages by

Licensed Traders

General Show Rules

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Note * Each horse may only be ridden in a discipline by one rider on the day (eg a rider may ride the horse in Novelties and

another may ride in Show Jumping).

No classes shall be held

Horses in Action CONVENOR: Kangaroo Island Pony club

8559 6062

9:00am OPEN HACK RING

1. Led Pony

2. Led Galloway

3. Led Hack over 15hh

4. Led Horse 4 years and under

5. Champion & Reserve Led Hack (winners of classes1,2,3 & 4)

6. Best Presented Open Mount

7. Best Presented Pony Club Mount Rider Over 13 Maiden

Hack – for horses that have not won a 1st ribbon in a Hack

event at any show.

8. Pony Hack Under 14hh

9. Galloway Hack 14 – 15hh

10. Hack Over 15hh

11. Champion & Reserve Hack (winners of events 8,910 &11)

12. Show Hunter Class 15hh and Under

13. Show Hunter Class over 15hh

14. Junior Rider 13 – 17 years

15. Senior Rider Over 17 years

16. Horse or Pony most suitable for a child, rider under 17 years

17. Pleasure Galloway Under 15hh

18. Pleasure Hack Over 15hh

19. Pair of Hacks any height Note * if competing in event 6 cannot compete in event 7

9:00am SUB JUNIOR RING for riders under 13yrs

1. Best Presented Mount Rider Under 13 years

2. Rider 10 years and under

3. Rider 11 years and Under 13 years

4. Best Child’s Horse or Pony

5. Most Suited Pony to Rider, Led or Ridden

6. Pair of Ponies

NOVELTIES – SUB JUNIOR (aggregate trophy – KI Outdoor Action)

LED Riders *these classes will only be held if

more than 2 LED Riders

1. Bending

2. Musical Mats

3. Running Race

Riders Under 13 years not LED

1. Bending

2. Sack Race

3. Musical Mats

4. Walk, Trot, Lead

JUNIOR & SENIOR NOVELTIES RUN CONCURRENTLY

(Junior Aggregate Trophy – KI Outdoor Action)

1. Bending

2. Sack race

3. Texas Barrel

SUB JUNIOR SHOW JUMPING 2 ROUNDS

1. Sub Junior Over 50 cm, combination cannot compete in

class 2 (D & A Florance)

2. Sub Junior Under 50 cm, combination cannot compete in

class 1 (D & A Florance)

JUNIOR & SENIOR SHOW JUMPING Junior & Senior classes to run concurrently,

juniors ineligible for seniors class and vice versa

1. Freshmans starting height 50cm, 65cm, 75cm, max 2

rounds. (Sub juniors may also complete 2 rounds).

2. Junior Show Jumping 80 cm article 238.1.2

3. Seniors 80 cm article 238.1.2

4. Keilem Open D Grade 1st round approximately 100 cm

article 238.1.2

5. Quality Wool Open 6 Bar

6. KI Hunt Club Open Hunter

7. Tucka on the Run Section Fours

Note * Article 238 – Methods of determining the scores under

table A 1.2.

A competition not against the clock with a time allowed but

in the event of equality of penalties for first place there will

be one jump-off against the clock. Other athletes are placed

according to their penalties in the first round.

Competitors in Show Jumping Events compete at their own

risk. Neither the organizing committee nor the Show Society

accept any responsibility for any accident, damage, injury or

illness to horse, rider, grounds, spectators or any other people

or property what so ever.

Please note it is advisable to bring your own Horse Water.

Parking will be along School boundary fence (please watch

out for newly planted trees.

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Sheep Sponsored By Landmark

MERINOS

Classes 1 – 5 not being included for this year

POLWARTHS

1. Polwarth Rams Under 1 ½ years

2. Polwarth Rams Over 1 ½ years

3. Polwarth Ewes Under 1 ½ years

4. Polwarth Ewes Over 1 ½ years

5. Polwarth Ewes with lamb at foot (to be

judged as a pair)

6. Breeders Group

BRITISH BREEDS

Classes 12 – 38 are not being included for this year

PRIME LAMB AWARD

1. Pen of 3 Light Trade

2. Pen of 3 Trade

3. Pen of 3 Export

Light Weight 36 – 44 Kg

Medium Weight 45 – 52 Kg

Heavy Weight 52 Kg and up

Lambs to be judged on

Weight

Evenness

Bloom

Suitability to Trade

RULES

1. All sheep to be tested free of Brucellosis

2. All prime lambs to be judged on commercial

value, except where otherwise stated

3. All sheep must be disease and vermin free, and

Stewards may order the removal of diseased or

infected sheep from the showgrounds

4. Rams of Polwarth and British Breeds must be

registered with their appropriate societies and

tattooed

5. Ewes of Polwarth and British Breeds must be

shown from registered flock, unless otherwise

stated

6. No sheep may be entered in more than one

class, other than Championships

7. Should a judge consider a sheep has been

entered in a wrong class, he/she may shift the

entry to the appropriate class and alter the

Steward’s hook accordingly

8. For judging of championships, all first prize

winning pens of two or three are eligible

9. Stewards have the power to disqualify from

autumn shorn classes any sheep not deemed

to be autumn shorn

10. All entries to be in pens by 9 am

11. Competitors must hold own sheep, or make

arrangements to provide their own handlers

12. All sheep exhibited must be bona fide property

of the exhibitor

13. Where competition is restricted to less then four

sheep in any one class, the judge is absolved

from the necessity of awarding a first prize

14. In all classes, no restrictions placed on the

length of time that the sheep have been on KI,

excepting the “KI Bred” Classes

15. Points for deciding aggregate to be – 2 for

Champion, 2 for 1st prize, and 1 for 2nd prize

16. No prize money will be paid for those classes

for which trophies are awarded

17. Exhibitors can leave there sheep on the back

of a Ute if they choose.

CONVENOR: Brett Gregor 0437 061 401

Landmark Kangaroo Island

Proud to Invest in the Local Community

We put your interests first

Animal Health, Ag Chem, Fertiliser, Insurance Real Estate, Wool & Livestock Services

Your Local Representatives-

Greg Harvie – Merchandise Manager

0467 783 919

Talisa McArdle– Merchandise Sales

0439 531 962

Fiona Stanton – Administration & Insurance

Damien McCauley - Real Estate

0407 717 320

Daniel Pledge – Branch Manager & Agronomist

0428 810 224

Paul Jardine – Senior Livestock Account Manager

0427 975 718

Paul Bott – Livestock Account Manager

0467 724 102

Geoff Clark – Wool Account Manager

0428 287 621

61 Playford Highway, Kingscote Ph: 08 8553 2082

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Sponsored By Dalgety Wool

CONVENOR: S Turner 8559 4270 STEWARDS: M Stanton 0427 992 260 / G Nutt 8559 6145 LEGACY CONVENOR: N Arnold 8559 6035, M Schaefer

Wool

WOOL CLASSES

1. Merino Ram Fleece, Strong, Any Age

2. Merino Ram Fleece, Medium, Any Age

3. Merino Ram Fleece, Fine, Any Age

4. Merino Ewe Fleece, Strong, Over 1 ½ years

5. Merino Ewe Fleece, Strong, Under 1 ½ years

6. Merino Ewe Fleece, Medium, Over 1 ½ years

7. Merino Ewe Fleece, Medium, Under 1 ½ years

8. Merino Ewe Fleece, Fine, Over 1 ½ years

9. Merino Wether Fleece, Medium, Any Age

10. Merino Wether Fleece, Fine, Any Age

11. Polwarth Ram Fleece, Any Age

12. Polwarth Ewe Fleece, Any Age

RULES

1. Late entries will only be accepted where

unavoidable

2. All wool to be in hands of stewards before 9am

Show Day

3. All wool or fleeces to be judged on points

system

4. All wool to be 12 months grown and skirted

5. Fleeces not skirted will not be considered

6. Judges reserve the right to enter to another

class any fleece they consider to be in the

wrong class

7. No entries to be taken after the Show by the

exhibitor before being checked by the

stewards

8. Merino Counts 70’s and Finer – Superfine: 64’s

Fine; 60’s Medium; 58’s Strong

9. All wool to be Kangaroo Island grown except

open classes

10. Championships only awarded to Kangaroo

Island grown wools

LEGACY WOOL CLASSES

1. Merino Ewe, Strong, Any Age

2. Merino Ewe, Medium, Any Age

3. Merino Ewe, Fine, Any Age

4. Merino Wether, Open Class, Any Age

5. Merino Ram, Open Class, Any Age

Note * Fleeces or other wool not intended for

competition in this Section are welcomed as a

donation to Legacy

RULES

1. All fleeces for competition to be skirted ready

for auction, and in stewards hands prior to 9am

Show Day

2. The committee do not hold themselves

responsible for loss or damage to any exhibit

3. Judges reserve the right to enter to another

class any fleece they consider appropriate

LEGACY TROPIES Donated by Legacy and Ex-Service men of KI

Champion Merino Ewe Fleece

Champion Merino Ram Fleece

Champion Merino Wether Fleece

Grand Champion Legacy Fleece

Thank you to all of our Sponsors

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PHONE: (08) 8553 2725

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Linden Lea Mitre 10 Grenfell Street, Kingscote – Ph 8553 2354

Linden Lea Mitre 10 is proud to be a sponsor

of the Parndana Show

and wish the Parndana Show Society every success in their

annual show exhibition

Linden Lea Mitre 10 stocks the Islands largest range of

products for all Building, Hardware and Gardening needs for

both Retail and Trade.

Also Agents and Stockist for –

Team Poly Tanks Davey Pumps

Olympic Sheds Dulux Trade Centre

Amace Sheds Philmac Fittings

Absco Sheds

Steel Supply and manafucture

AdBri Pavers and Retainers

Firearms and Ammunition

Delivery to all points of the Island

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Shearing Competition Sponsored By A.R. Rhodes & Co.

CONVENOR: Mr. R Borgmeyer 8559 7202

COMPETITION PROGRAM

GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON

FREE ENTRY

ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY Sign up in for your event in the show

shearing shed 30 minute before event

NOVICE

12:30 pm Start

1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20

A.R RHODES INTERMEDIATE

COMPETITION

1:30 pm Start

1st - $250, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $50

SEALINK OPEN COMPETITION

2:30 pm Start

1st - $450 plus Sealink Ticket,

2nd - $250, 3rd - $100

BLADE SHEARING

Blade Shearing

3:30 pm Start

RULES

1. The committee reserves the right to restrict

the number of competitors in any events

2. Draw will be made on the day,

competitors are asked to present

themselves ONE HOUR prior to their event,

for the draw. Competitors must attend their

official draw

3. Entries accepted on the day

4. The committee of the Association reserve

the right: To reject any entry without

assigning any reason; To cancel any event

or class; or to alter the time at which any

event or class is to take place

5. Combs of own preference will be

acceptable as start in the Shearing

Industry Award

6. Competitors will be awarded the

maximum points for completing their

allotted sheep within the minimum time, to

be decided by the judges prior to the

competition and after the inspection of

the sheep. Points for speed will be

deducted at a rate of one point per

second from competitors who take longer

then the agreed minimum time. No extra

points will be awarded to those shearing

faster then the agreed minimum time. The

emphasis of this competition is on quality

shearing rather than speed

7. Score cards must be checked by each

competitor, and any mistakes must be

reported within fifteen minutes after

completion of heats

8. Shearers will be required to supply their

own hand piece with a worn drive

9. Finalists are required to be in neat

casual dress for presentation of prizes

10. Participants do so at their own risk

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Cereals & Fodder Sponsored By Seddon Motors

CONVENOR: M Kelly 8559 2249

ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY

SHEAF SECTION

1. Wheat – Best Grain

2. Triticale – Best Grain

3. Barley – 2 Row

4. Barley – 6 Row

5. Oats – Best Hay

6. Beans

7. Oats – Best Grain

8. Peas

9. Lupins

10. Canola

11. Any Other

HAY & FODDER SECTION

12. Sample of Hay – Lucerne

13. Sample of Hay - Meadow

14. Sample of Hay - Cereal

RULES

1. All sheaves to be no less the 10 cm in diameter

at centre tie and to have roots attached

2. Exhibits to be in place by 9:30 am

TROPHIES

The Parndana Show Society awards a

Memorial Trophy,

in honour of Andrew Kelly, for the highest

Aggregate Score

45 Cook Street, Parndana

Ph: 08 8559 6104 Pax: 08 8553 9128 Mol: 0428 828 400

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Authorised Agents for:


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Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person

until Wednesday the 6th of November

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Cooking & Preserves Sponsored By Aurora Ozone Hotel

CONVENOR: Robyn Kelly Bald 8559 4121

Adult’s Section

PRESERVES

Jams and pickles to be covered with

cellophane tops

1. One Jar of Marmalade Jam

2. One Jar of Apricot Jam

3. One Jar of any Jam Variety

4. One Jar of Preserved Fruit

5. One Jar of Tomato Sauce

6. One Jar of any Sauce Variety

7. One Jar of any Chutney Variety

YEAST & PASTRY

18 m Plate

8. One Loaf of White Bread

9. 1 Loaf of any Machine Bread Variety

10. 4 Sausage Rolls

11. 4 Cream Puffs (2 Filled)

SMALL CAKES

18 m Plate

12. 4 Plain Scones

13. 4 Sweet Muffins

14. 4 Biscuits of any Variety

15. 4 Pieces of Cooked Slice

16. 4 Pieces of Uncooked Slice

LARGE CAKES

1. Jubilee Cake

2. Sponge Roll Filled

3. Boiled Fruit Cake (No Larger than 23 cm)

4. Sponge Sandwich

5. Cake of any Variety

PARNDANA HOTEL BEER CAKE

COMPETITION

Own Recipe to be Used (Cake Approx. 23

cm)

Recipe Available on Request

Prizes

1st, 2nd, 3rd – a quantity of beer

Donated by The Parndana Hotel

General Rules

1. Only one entry permitted in each class

by any one exhibitor

2. All cooking must be done before Show

Day

3. All exhibits must be staged by 9:30 am

4. No prepared cakes, pastry, or bread

mixes allowed (except Scone

Competition)

5. All entries to be staged in clear plastic

bags

6. Entries taken at Pavilion between 11:00

am and 1:00 pm on the Saturday

before the show or telephone

Convenor

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Cooking & Preserves CONVENOR: Robyn Kelly Bald 8559 4121

Sponsored By Aurora Ozone Hotel

GENOA CAKE COMPETITION

SEMI – FINAL

To be held at the

PARNDANA SHOW

Saturday November 9th 2013

Winner eligible to compete in the State

Finals to be held at the

ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2014

PRIZES

Semi Final – 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10

State Final - 1st $200, 2nd $75, 3rd $40

COMPETITION OUTLINES

1. Own recipe to be used

2. Cake not to be iced

3. Size and shape optional

LAUCKE CWA SCONE

COMPETITION

SEMI – FINAL

To be held at the

PARNDANA SHOW

Saturday November 9th 2013

Winner eligible to compete in the State

Finals to be held at the

ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2014

PRIZES

Semi Final – 1st $50, 2nd $20, 3rd $10

State Final - 1st $200, 2nd $75, 3rd $40

COMPETITION OUTLINES

1. 5 scones presented for judging

2. Scones should be approximately 5cm in

diameter

3. Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crust, top

and bottom, no flower base, fine, moist texture,

good crumb, good flavour and according to

type

4. Best Sweet variation of your scone recipe

which must use the Laucke CWA mix as a

base

5. Only one entry per person

6. Winner eligible to enter and be judged at

the Royal Adelaide Show 2014

7. Entrants please note that you do not have

to follow the recipe on the back of the

box, but must use the mix

8. Revenue to the CWA from sales of the

scone mix is used to assist drought affected

families in South Australia and Interstate

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Cooking & Preserves Sponsored By Aurora Ozone Hotel

CONVENOR: Robyn Kelly Bald 8559 4121 & Ebony Budarick

Children’s Section

JUNIOR PRIMARY

1. 3 Chocolate Crackles

2. 3 Honey Crackles

3. 3 Decorated Coffee Biscuit

4. 1 Decorated Gingerbread Man

5. Healthy School Lunch Box

PRIMARY

6. 3 Chocolate Crackles

7. 3 Honey Crackles

8. 3 Plain Scones

9. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes

10. Jubilee Cake

11. 4 Biscuits any Variety

12. Healthy School Lunch Box

13. Chocolate Cake, any Shape, Must be Iced

14. Decorated Cake (judge on decoration

only)

SECONDARY

15. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes

16. 2 Mini Pizzas

17. 3 Rock Bums

18. 3 Pikelets

19. 3 Biscuits of any Variety

20. Chocolate Cake, any Shape, Must be Iced

21. Decorated Cake (judge on decoration

only)

22. Plate of Raisin Honey Gems (open to all

school children see page 22 for more

information)

SULTANA CAKE

COMPETITION

For School Children (Own Recipe, Not

Iced, Square and Approx. 23 cm)

Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $3

RULES

1. Parents are reminded that entries must be

solely the work of the individual child and

are requested to ensure that children

complete their entries unaided

2. Entries to be on correct size plate (18cm

paper plate) and in clear plastic bags –

no gladwrap please (except wrapping

school lunches). Class tickets to be on

plate

3. Prizes: 1st $1, 2nd 60 cents, 3rd 40 cents

4. Entries taken at Pavilion between 11:00

am and 1:00 pm on the Saturday before

the show or telephone Convenor

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Features include wireless internet, gym, swimming pool, bottle shop and restaurant

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“Mention the Parndana Show and receive 20% off accommodation

bookings and 10% off all meal charges

over the period of the show”

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Trading Hours:

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Agronomy

Pumps – Household and Farm

Paints and Hardware

Rural and General Merchandise

Livestock

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All books for this year were printed by

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Business Services—email, print, database,

mail-outs, word processing, faxing.

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24 hour Self Service Fuel

Bulk Fuel Deliveries & Lube

Welding Supplies

Proudly supplying Mobil bulk fuel &

lubricants to Kangaroo Island for 25 years We are proud to be a sponsor & wish the Parndana

Show Society all the best for the Annual Show

10 Telegraph Road, Kingscote

Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Phone 08 8553 2842

Fax 08 8553 2772

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Phone (08) 8553 2017 Fax (08) 8553 2630

23 Osmond Street, PO Box 95, Kingscote

[email protected]

Registered Tax Agents

Ingrams Home Hardware & Timber

Agent for Onga Pumps, Solver Paints,

Aquamate, Polymaster & Bushmans

Tanks

Plus a large range of camping, fishing &

gardening gear & a large range of

housewares & kitchen products

Ph: 08 8553 2822 Fax: 08 8553 2690

42 Cook St Parndana SA 5220

(08) 8559 5033

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Sponsored By Seddon Motors

Fruit, Veg & Dairy CONVENOR: A Gregor 8559 6140

FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES & HERBS

1. 2 lemons

2. 2 Oranges

3. Any berry fruit (Named)

4. 4 of any other fruit

5. Any exotic fruit named

6. 6 stalks Rhubarb

7. Bunch of parley (5 pieces)

8. Collection of herbs

9. 4 potatoes

10. 4 onions

11. 500gm Broad beans (to be judged on

beans in pod)

12. 500gm Broad beans (to be judged for

eating pod)

13. 1 Bunch of spring onions (5 pieces)

14. 1 Bunch of spring beetroot (5 pieces)

15. 1 Bunch of asparagus (5 pieces)

16. 1 Bunch of silver beet (5 pieces)

17. 1 Bunch of silver beet (5 pieces

18. 1 lettuce

19. 1 cabbage

20. 1 head of broccoli

21. 1 cauliflower

22. 1 pumpkin

23. Any other vegetable

24. 1 exotic vegetable

25. Collection of 5 or more vegetables

DRIED FRUIT, VEGETABLES & NUTS

26. 250g any Dried fruit

27. 250g any Dried vegetable

28. 200gm of any nut (Shelled or Unshelled)

DAIRY

1. 1 dozen white hen eggs

2. 1 dozen brown hen eggs

3. 1 dozen any other eggs

4. 250ml cream

5. 500gm butter

6. 500ml full cream milk

7. 500ml separated milk

8. 200gm of Cheese

CHILDREN’S

1. Best green vegetable

2. Best Leafy vegetable

3. Best root vegetable

4. Best collection of vegetables

5. Any fruit

6. 1 dozen eggs

7. 1 decorated egg

PRIZES

Junior Champion Ribbon

Champion Ribbon for Best Overall Exhibit

RULES

Entries taken on Show Day or can be

received by phone or in person before Show

day

Children’s section all produce must be grown

by the child.

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[email protected] www.kipuregrain.com

KIPGs outstanding achievements

In the last 4 years since KIPG started, we have achieved the following:

Lowered freight costs – from $70 to $40 (who knows what they would be now?)

Built a state of the art receival site which has the least waiting time of any in South Australia, that is able to store separate quantities of any size and quality, for any customer, and operates in the interest of KI growers foremost

Accepts grain with snails and/or gravel which cannot be removed in the harvesting process under KI conditions and then cleans it

Stores grain suitable for end users, not just bulk commodity users

Developed markets that will pay for the safety and traceability of grain from KI

Traders that used to perceive KI as unreliable deliverers now pay a premium as KI is the most reliable deliverer

Worked with farmers to develop new crops that are more suitable to the KI climate and rainfall, such as soft wheat, broad beans and linseed

Developed premium markets for these more suitable grains

Working with leading food producers to maximise the pristine image of KI, such as Simon Bryant, PAL Systems and Skala Bakery

KI farmers are now recognised by customers as producers of premium food, not just commodity producers

KI brand is becoming more and more valuable to these food producers in the price they charge for product and is flowing back to the KI farmers

Has become a model for agricultural marketing in South Australia with great support from PIRSA and the Government

Developed customers around the world that value KI products, even though they yet may not know anything about the rest of Australia

Employs up to 10 Kangaroo Islanders

Uses local carriers exclusively

Has the KI farmers interests at heart, not just grain growers o Feed lots to facilitate premium lamb markets with Woolworths o Re-establishing KI abattoirs o Exporting seed potatoes

Kangaroo Island Pure Grain = pristine, safe and traceable food


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Honey Products CONVENOR: G Carmichael 8559 4209

Sponsored By Kangaroo Island Pure Grain

HONEY

1. 500g Light Amber Honey

2. 500g Medium Amber Honey

3. 500g Dark Amber Honey

4. 500g Candied Honey

5. 500g Creamed Honey

6. Honey Novelty (ie. Honey Confection, Honey

with Fruits, Nuts)

BEESWAX

7. 500g Beeswax – in Flora Margarine Mould

8. Beeswax Novelty

9.

a. Beeswax Candle Junior Entry

b. Beeswax Candle Senior Entry

10. Beeswax Foundation Candle

OTHER

11. Frame Sealed Honey Full Depth

12. Frame Sealed Honey Other Than Full Depth

13. Section of Honeycomb

TROPHIES & DONATIONS

Kangaroo Island Beekeepers

Association

PLATE OF RAISIN HONEY GEMS (6)

Open to All School Children on KI

Using recipe on p22 of KI Honey

Cookbook

INGRESIENTS

1 ½ cups of clear honey

190g margarine

1 beaten egg

2 ½ cups plain flour

2 ¼ tsps baking powder

¼ tsp carb soda

1 tsp Cinnamon

1 ½ cups rolled oats

¾ cup of raisins

2 tblsps hot water

METHOD

Set oven at 190 oC in a large bowl blend honey

and margarine. Beat egg and add to honey

mixture. Add flour and dry ingredients to the

mixture. Add rolled oats, raisins and water. Mix

well. Drop teaspoonful on a greased tray. Bake

for 15 minutes.

STOKES BAY

BUSH GARDEN as featured on ABC Gardening Australia

PH: 08 8553 3154 [email protected]

Billabong, Quicksilver, Roxy,

Hurley, Fox

Sport Cricket, Football, Netball,

Basketball, Surf Gym

Equipment

ISLAND Jane Bowering T: 08 8553 2188

M: 0418 846 769

F: 08 8553 3173

E: [email protected]

The garden offers an easy look at a unique collection of Kangaroo Island and Australian plants in a 3 hectare natural bush setting.

OVER 1200 DIFFERENT NAMED SPECIES

Over 150 Kangaroo Island varieties (17endemic)

Large selection of native terrestrial orchids.

Many rare, endangered and spectacular

plants in the garden FLOWERS, SEEDS AND NATURAL

TIMBER CRAFTS FOR SALE Admission fee applies, children free

Open 10am-6pm Sunday to Friday, August to May

Other times by arrangement Picnic area available 4km from Stokes Bay

on the Stokes Bay Road JOHN & CAROL STANTON

phone/fax: 8559 2244

email: [email protected]


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Accommodation

Camping & Caravan Park

Front Bar

Bottle Shop

Meals

Functions

Kangaroo Island Wine

Tasting (11-12 and 5-6)

Run by a Local,

Shared by Locals,

Enjoyed by all!

Parndana Hotel Open seven days a week,

great place to drop in,

get a taste of local life,

local food and local

atmosphere.

Open from

10am Monday – Saturday

11am Sunday

Meals 12-2:30 and 6-8:30

Everyday

(May to September

12-2 and 6-8)

Cathy Duka Licensee

Cnr Cook & Wedgewood

Parndana 5220

P.O Box 63

Kingscote 5223

Ph: (08) 8559 6071

Fax: (08) 8559 6176

E-Mail:

parndanahotel@bigpond.

com

www.parndanahotel.com

The Parndana Hotel is proud to be a

sponsor of the Parndana Show

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Home Brew CONVENOR: Parndana Show Society

Sponsored By Parndana Hotel

BEER

1. Light Ale / Pale Ale

2. Lager

3. Draught

4. Dark Ale / Real Ale

5. Stout / Black and Tan

6. Ginger Beer

7. Any Other

WINE

8. White Wine

9. Red Wine

10. Sparkling Wine

11. Vegetable or Fruit Wine

RULES

1. All entries to be made by the exhibitor

2. Bottle will be opened and sampled

3. Champion Ribbon and Prizes awarded to

Judges Choice



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Floriculture Sponsored By Davo’s Deli

CONVENOR: E Murton 8559 6063 / S Pledge 8559 4215

ROSES

1. 3 cuts, distinct, any variety

2. 3 Roses distinct, full stamens visible

3. 3 cuts Garden or Decorative Roses, distinct

4. 1 cut Garden or Decorative Roses

5. 1 cut Roses, single form or one row of petals

6. 3 cuts Floribunda Rose

7. 1 cut Floribunda Rose

8. 1cut Miniature Rose, distinct, not to exceed 20 cm above

container

9. 3 cuts Roses, Species Old Fashioned, in own container

(Excluding David Austin Type)

10. 1 cut Rose, Species Old Fashioned, in own container (Excluding

David Austin Type)

11. 3 cuts David Austin Rose, in own container

12. 1 cut David Austin Rose, in own container

13. 3 Roses distinct, in own container, points given for foliage, 1

bloom pre stem

14. 1 Rose, in own container, points given for foliage

15. 3 Roses of one variety, but, rose, full bloom, in own container

16. 1 Perfumed rose in own container

CUT FLOWERS

17. 1 cut Flower, grown outside

18. 3 cuts, bulb, corm, tuber etc, distinct varieties

19. 1 Fuschia, height not to exceed 20 cm above container

20. 3 Pelargoniums, distinct colours

21. 1 Pelargonium

22. 3 Ivy Geranium or Geranium, distinct colour

23. 1 Ivy Geranium or Geranium

24. 3 cuts Marguerite daisy, distinct (foliage allowed)

25. 3 Pansies or Violas, distinct colours (collars provided)

26. 3 Sweet Peas, distinct colours

27. 1 Gladiolus

28. 1 bearded Iris

29. 1 Iris, not bearded

SHRUBS & NATIVES

30. 2 Foliage Shrubs, distinct varieties

31. 1 Foliage Shrub

32. 2 Variegated Foliage, distinct varieties

33. 1 cut variegated foliage

34. 2 Shrubs in bloom, (not native)

35. 1 Shrub in bloom

36. 1 cut Australian Natives, in bloom, distinct varieties (hybrids

allowed)

37. 2 cuts Australian Natives, in bloom (hybrids allowed)

38. 2 cuts Australian Natives, in bloom, distinct varieties, 1 variety

39. 1 cut Bottlebrush, in bloom

40. 2 cuts Bottlebrush, in bloom, distinct colours

41. 1 cut Grevillea

42. 2 cuts Grevillea, distinct varieties

43. 1 cut Leucadendron, in bloom

44. 2 cuts Leucadendron, in bloom, distinct varieties

45. 1 cut Leucospernum, in bloom

46. 2 cuts Leucospernum, in bloom, distinct varieties

47. 1 cut Protea, in bloom

48. 2 cuts Protea, in bloom, distinct varieties

49. 1 cut Banksia, in bloom

50. 2 cuts Banksia, in bloom, distinct varieties

POT PLANTS & CACTUS

51. 1 container of foliage, not fern

52. 1 container of variegated foliage

53. 1 container of Maidenhair fern

54. 1 container of fern, (not Maidenhair)

55. 1 container of flowering Geranium or Pelargonium

56. 1 container of coloured or variegated leaf Geranium

57. 1 container in bloom

58. 1 Hanging Basket

59. 1 African Violet

60. 1 Cactus

61. 1 succulent

62. 1 zygo cactus in bloom

63. Cactus or Succulent garden (container not to exceed 35 cm)

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

64. Container of any one spring flowers

65. Mixed spring flowers, in a stump or farm boot

66. Mixed shrub flowers, in a unusual container

67. Ladies shoulder spray

RULES

1. Exhibits not staged by 10:00 am on Show Day will not be judged, but will

be used for display

2. All flowers to be grown by exhibitor

3. All entries in Plant Cacti and Sections must be the property of the exhibitor

for at least 2 months prior to the Show

4. Limit of 2 entries per class by any one exhibitor

5. (Roses) One cut, to be staged as cut from garden, with buds and leaves

attached

6. (Cut Flowers) Definition of One Cut – as cut from the garden, can include

multiple heads. Cuts to be rhizomes, bulbs, corms or tubers, annuals or

perennials, Not shrubs or roses.

7. DISTINCT means different colours or varieties

8. (Shrubs and Natives) In all classes height not to exceed 40 cm above

container

9. Green buds considered to be foliage

10. Prizes awarded to Champion Rose and aggregate points for Roses,

Champion Cut and aggregate points for Cuts, Champion Shrub or Native

and aggregate points for Shrub or Native, Champion Pot Plant and

aggregate points for Pot Plant

11. ALL POTS NOT TO EXCEED35CM

TROPHIES & DONATIONS 12.

We wish to express our appreciation to the trophy donors for their

generosity, and thank them for their continued support

Note * All entries for Roses, Cut Flowers, Natives and Shrubs to be phoned in by Thursday 9:00 am

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Proud Sponsor of

Parndana Show Society Parndana Sports Club

Parndana Bowling Club Western Kangaroo Island Loins

Come in & try our Chicken Schnitzel

burger or fine coffee.

Open from 8 am

7 days

Local bakery products

Ice cold drinks

Selected grocery items and

fresh produce

Gas bottle refills

Fishing tackle & bait

Fuel

Bill payment for utilities

available and many other

payments

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Floriculture

Children’s Section CONVENOR: A Reynolds 8559 5054

Sponsored By Davo’s Deli

PER-SCHOOL - YEAR1

1. Flowers for a Teddy

2. Floral farm boot

YEAR 2 – YEAR 3

1. Floral farm boot

2. Flowers for a Teddy

YEAR 4 – YEAR 5

1. Miniature Arrangement (15 cm from base of

container to tallest flower)

2. Flowers for a Toy

3. Floral farm boot

YEAR 6 – YEAR 7

1. A get well Posy



3. Floral farm boot

YEAR 8 – YEAR 12

1. A get well Posy



3. Floral farm boot

RULES

1. Verbal Instructions allowed, but physical arranging to

be that of the exhibitor

2. Flowers for entries con be gathered from any source

3. Arrangements must be staged in water

4. Only one entry per exhibitor per class

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Quilting & Needlework CONVENOR: K Stanton 8559 2251

M Loader 8553 2832

Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Friday the 1st of November

Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00 pm on Monday the 4th of

November

QUILTING

1. Large Bed Quilt Open

2. Bed Quilt featuring Appliqué (hand or

machinery)

3. Bed Quilt featuring Machine Embroidery

4. Cot or Child’s Quilt

5. Lap Rug

6. Wall Hanging

7. Patchwork Article

8. Novice selection in any of the above

sections

SEWING

1. Clothing Article, not specified

2. Article with Machine Embroidery

3. Cloth doll, dressed in clothing to be

made personally by hand or machine

(can include bought accessories such as

glasses or jewellery)

NEEDLEWORK

1. Article with hand Embroidery

2. Article with Stumpwork

3. Article with hardanging

4. Lacework – tatting, completed article

5. Lacework – tatting, incomplete article

6. Tapestry (framed)

7. Longstitch (framed)

8. Article not specified

KNITTING & CROCHET

1. Item of Baby Clothing

2. Handmade Jumper or Cardigan

3. Machine Knitted Jumper or Cardigan

4. Knitted Rug

5. Machine Knitted Rug

6. Article, Handmade, not Specified

7. Article, Machine Knitted, not Specified

RULES

1. Article may be only entered for one year

2. Convenor reserves the right to create extra

classes if needed (this includes creating

classes for Primary or Secondary students)

3. Convenor reserves the right not to display

sub-standard work

4. Articles must be clean

5. Entries will be received by phone, post, or in

person until Friday the 1st of November

6. Entries to be in the hands of the convenor

by 1:00 pm on Monday the 4th of November

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Children’s Section CONVENOR: B Bald 8559 4250

Sponsored By Parndana Show Society

Entries will need to be in the hands on the convenor by Friday the 1st of November

Show Theme – Fun and Games – entries could reflect this theme

PRE-SCHOOL

1. Painting

2. Collage

3. Drawing

4. Craft Article

5. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg

RECEPTION

1. Painted Picture

2. Drawing

3. Collage or Mixed Medium

4. Small Construction

5. Miscellaneous Craft


YEAR 1

1. Painted Picture

2. Drawing





Year 2

1. Painted Picture

2. Drawing


4. Indonesian Art




YEAR 3


2. Indonesian Art

3. Painting with Water Colours

4. Painting with Acrylics

5. Print Making

6. Drawing

7. Other Mixed Media or 3D

YEAR 4


2. Indonesian Art



5. Print Making

6. Drawing


YEAR 5


2. Indonesian Art



5. Print Making

6. Drawing


YEAR 6


2. Indonesian Art



5. Print Making

6. Drawing


YEAR 7


2. Indonesian Art



5. Print Making

6. Drawing


8. Technology

SECONDARY

YEAR 8 – YEAR 9

1. Technology

2. Drawing

3. Painting

4. Drawing

SECONDARY

YEAR 10 – YEAR 12

1. Technology

2. Drawing

3. Painting

4. Drawing

RULES

1. Only one entry per person per class

2. Work to be done at school

3. Work to be that of the student

4. Work to be given to convenor by

November 1st

5. Entries for animal made from fruit

and veg to be named delivered to

the pavilion be 9:30 am on show day

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Literacy CONVENOR: H Wurst 8559 2240

Sponsored By P. C. Roberts

OPEN

1. Limerick or Haiku, any theme

2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)

3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up - limit 1

page

SECONDARY STUDENTS




page

PRIMARY STUDENTS




page

JUNIOR PRIMARY STUDENTS




page with illustration

RULES FOR A LIMERICK

1. Limit of 5 lines

2. Last word in the 1st, 2nd and 5th lines rhyme with

each other

3. Last word in the 3rd and 4th lines rhyme with each

other

RULES FOR A HAIKU

1. Limit of 3 lines

2. 1st and 3rd lines have 5 syllables

3. 2nd line has 7 syllables

RULES

1. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor

2. Section, class and name must be on the back of

the entry

3. Please present your work in a plastic sleeve for

pinning up

4. Convenor reserves the right to create extra classes

if needed

5. Entries will be received by phone, email, post, or in

person until Friday the 1st of November

6. Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00

pm on Monday the 4th of November (entries can

be emailed in)

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08 8559 6014 Tony & Fiona Gilbert 0424 596 014 (also additions, renovations, other building work)

Kangaroo Island Quality Homes Locals supporting locals since 1980

WANT TO BUILD A NEW HOME?

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Open Art CONVENOR: A Tremaine 8559 6062

The open art section is open to all ages and all styles of art. Using this year with the theme “Fun and

Games” artist can choose from the mediums listed below, which will be categorised into sections

.

SECTIONS

1. 3D Work

2. Portrait (any medium)

3. Landscape / Seascape (any medium)

4. Abstract / Contemporary (any medium)

5. Still Life (any medium)

6. Flora / Fauna (any medium)

7. Open

OPEN

1. Three entries per person

2. Work to be done within the last year

3. Work to be that of the artist

4. Work to be given to convener by 3:00pm Friday

November 8th

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P. C. Roberts

Forestry HydroAx Millicent

Mol: 0408 849 019

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Photography CONVENOR: A Tremaine 8559 6062

Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 3:00 pm on Friday the 8th of November

.

ADULT SECTION

1. Fun and Games

2. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind)

3. Flora and Fauna

4. Close Up

5. Panoramic View

6. Scenery

7. Monotone Picture

8. Computer Enhanced Picture

9. Photo with a Caption

10. Open

PRIMARY STUDENTS SECTION

1. Fun and Games

2. Animals

3. Scenery

4. Black and White or Sepia


6. Open

SECONDARY STUDENTS SECTION

1. Fun and Games

2. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind)

3. Flora and Fauna

4. Panoramic View

5. Scenery

6. Monotone Picture


8. Open

RULES

1. All exhibits to be in the hands of the convenor by

3:00pm Friday November 8th

2. All exhibits to be mounted suitable for hanging or

pinning on the wall

3. Entries must have exhibitors name, section and class

number on the back

4. Limit of four entries per person per class

Contact Andrew Keach 0418 850 580

www.qualitywool.com

Auction

Electronic Selling (Wooltrade)

Private Buying

Forward

Contracts

Consignment

Export

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Dog Jumping Competition

ATTENTION

Start teaching your pooch for the dog

jumping competition at this year’s show.

Can you beat last year’s performers?

Prizes to be won; join in the fun.

Enter your dog prior to or on Show Day

RULES

1. Small dog and open sections (small dogs under 30

cm at the shoulder)

2. Please keep dogs on a leash

3. Dogs not to be touched while jumping

4. Dogs to be up to date with worming and

vaccinations please

5. 3 attempts at each height and you’re out

Starting at Approx. 3 pm

Being run during the breaks in the shearing

CONVENOR: R Morris 8559 7229 / 0427 715 211

Sponsored By Quality Wool

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Pigeons & Poultry CONVENOR: D Huxtable 8553 5133

HEAVY FOWL

1. Australorp Cock

2. Australorp Hen

3. Sussex Cock

4. Sussex Hen

5. Rhode Island Red Cock

6. Rhode Island Red Hen

7. Orpington Cock

8. Orpington Hen

9. Wyandotte Cock

10. Wyandotte Hen

11. Plymouth Rack Cock

12. Plymouth Rack Hen

13. Faverolle Cock

14. Faverolle Hen

15. Barnevelder Cock

16. Barnevelder Hen

17. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed

Cock

18. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed Hen

LIGHT FREED FOWL

19. Leghorn Cock

20. Leghorn Hen

21. Ancona Cock

22. Ancona Hen

23. Welsummer Cock

24. Welsummer Hen

25. Silkie Cock

26. Silkie Hen

27. Hamburg Cock

28. Hamburg Hen

29. Old English Game Cock

30. Old English Game Hen

31. Minorca Cock

32. Minorca Hen

33. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed

Cock

34. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed Hen

SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS

35. Wyandotte Cock

36. Wyandotte Hen

37. Black Pekin Cock

38. Black Pekin Hen

39. Any Other Colour Pekin Cock

40. Any Other Colour Pekin Hen

41. Rosecomb Cock

42. Rosecomb Hen

43. Ancona Cock

44. Ancona Hen

45. Leghorn Cock

46. Leghorn Hen

47. Sussex Cock

48. Sussex Hen

49. Japanese Cock

50. Japanese Hen

51. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather

Bantam Cock

52. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather

Bantam Hen

HARD FEATHER BANTAMS

53. Modern Game Cock

54. Modern Game Hen

55. Old English Game Cock

56. Old English Game Hen

57. Malay Cock

58. Malay Hen

59. Any Other Variety of Hard Feather

Bantam Cock

60. Any Other Variety of Hard Feather

Bantam Hen

61. Tame Pet Fowl or Bantam to be

Judged on Tameness

WATERFOWL

62. Indian Runner Drake

63. Indian Runner Duck

64. Muscovy Drake

65. Muscovy Duck

66. Khaki Campbell Drake

67. Khaki Campbell Duck

68. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl Drake

69. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl Duck

70. Gander

71. Goose

72. Turkey Cock

73. Turkey Hen

PIGEONS

67. Fantail Cock

74. Fantail Hen

75. Carneau Cock

76. Carneau Hen

77. Homer Cock

78. Homer Hen

79. Gazzi Modena Cock

80. Gazzi Modena Hen

81. Schietti Modena Cock

82. Schietti Modena Hen

83. Pigmy Pouter Cock

84. Pigmy Pouter Hen

85. Ark Angel Cock

86. Ark Angel Hen

87. Gimple Cock

88. Gimple Hen

89. West of England Tumbler Cock

90. West of England Tumbler Hen

91. Frill Back Cock

92. Frill Back Hen

93. Show Pen Homer Cock

94. Show Pen Homer Hen

95. Any other variety of Cock

96. Any other variety of Hen

DOVES

67. Any Other Variety of Dove Cock

68. Any Other Variety of Dove Hen

Note * Diamond doves will not be accepted –

too small for the cages

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1. Children and adult entries will be judged separately

2. Pens will be provided, except for turkeys and geese exhibit. Exhibitors need to provide cages

3. Birds must be disease and vermin free

4. Birds must be quietened prior to the Show, any bird that cannot be handled will not be accepted for judging

5. Judges may change a bird to the appropriate class if it has been wrongly entered

6. Juniors to be under the age of 16 years

7. All entries to be in place by 11 am Show Day

Note * Lice are a re-occurring problem that can be easily removed either by dusting, dipping or spraying the birds

with an insecticidal preparation suitable for poultry

If scaly legs is attended to immediately, by spraying or dipping legs in oil, birds will respond

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Pet Competition CONVENOR: Bonny Morris 8559 7229

CLASSES

1. Most Clever Pet

2. Most Unusual Pet

3. Best Cared for Pet

4. Dog or Puppy

5. Any Other Pet

RULES

1. Owners must be with pet at judging time for

handling and to answer any questions the

judge may ask

2. Exhibits to be staged by 10:00 am

3. Owner to take care of animal’s needs

during the day

4. Bring own feed and water containers

5. Entries can be sent in prior to the show or on

Show Day

Sponsored By KI Kennels and Fodder

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BMX Competition CONVENOR: T Hilder

CLASSES

1. 10 years of age and under

2. 11 year to 15 years of age

3. Open over 15 years of age

RULES

1. All participants must have appropriate

safety clothing on to enter

2. All entries will be taken on the day

3. Participants to be at the BMX track by 12:45

PM on show day

4. It will be a time trial competition and the

best time will win

Licence No. BLD188646/BLD208135 ABN.25 088 995 258

Residential and Light Commercial Building

Jaan and Cherie Kuchel

PO Box 146 / 110 Smith Street

PARNDANA

Kangaroo Island

Phone: 0428 116 594 Ph/Fax: 08 8559 6196

Email: [email protected]

Sponsored By Kuchel Building Contractors


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Please watch out for more information about

this section nearer to the Show.

This year we are hoping to acknowledge young people

under the age of 20 years who became involved

in the running of the Show.

Are you looking for work? or looking for workers? At FWS we provide a free service linking potential employees to employers

and can assist with:

Transition from school to work programs

Job search

Skills training

ACE programs

Career Development Services

‘Skills for All’ information

Youth Programs and

Subsidies for workplace modifications and wage incentives for eligible

people registered with FWS

Finding Workable Solutions are proud sponsors of

The Parndana Show and we wish the Parndana Show Society every success in the 2013 annual

show exhibition.

www.fws.org.au

22 Telegraph Rd Kingscote 8553 3085

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Young Achiever Sponsored By Finding Workable Solutions

Telegraph Road, Kingscote.

Ph: 8553 2102 Fax: 8553 2445

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Young Farmers Challenge CONVENOR: M Baker 0400 725 553

INFORMATION

Please contact the Parndana Show Society for

more information or to register your team.

Registration closes 1st of November

$ 400 cash prize for the winning team

WHAT IS INVOLVED

Aim to complete all challenges in the safest

manner and fastest timer through a team

relay format

Involves 8 rural based challenges such as.

Rolling wool bales

Sack truck obstacle course

Cleve 08 8628 2100

Cummins 08 8676 2103

Kimba 08 8627 2371

Murray Bridge 08 8531 2244

Riverton 08 8847 2804

Wudinna 08 8680 2200

Branch Manager

Greg Downing 0427 974 440

Office Manager

Tracy Mills 8553 2102

Farm Supplies Manager

Mark Cooper 0457 301 577

Livestock

Ian Green 0409 093 112

Neil Kirk 0408 636 075

Paul Green 0400 294 143

Agronomist

Jenny Stanton 0427 547 947

Wool

Rodger Lorraine 0417 851 706

Real Estate Specialist

Colin Hopkins 0408 393 991

Banking

Julie Randall 0408 508 233

Insurance

Peter Martin 1800 224 123

Financial Planner

Mclean Whittaker 0419 867 709

Sponsored By Elders & Ramsey Brothers

We would like to take this opportunity in joining all other

South Australian Show Societies in extending our sincere thanks

and appreciation to the sponsors of the Agricultural Societies Council of South

Australia.

We acknowledge the aid and support of the following

organisations listed below that are connected with all events

associated with the Agricultural Societies Council and the Country Show Societies of

South Australia.

Please support the

organisations that support us.

Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society

Education Foundation of South Australia Inc

Australian Insurance

Brokers

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

THANK YOU

Supporting Partners

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SPONSORS

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