nick gillett - mt marshall & districts agricultural...

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President Nick Gillett PO Box 165 Phone: 9686 2007 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Mob: 0427 862 007 Past Presidents:

Messrs. F.Weyman, BWG Hopwood, BM Gillett, AB Purdom, VO Probert,

JL Collins, SG Collins, KA Millar, AM Gillett, FS Hardwick, AR Fazey, GT Cooper,

DA Gillett, LB Smith, DC Putt, CA Evans, RN Collins, PB Sachse and SA Kett.

Vice President: Mrs Sharon Kett PO Box 185 Phone: 9684 8014 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Secretary Mrs Sally Putt PO Box 98 Phone: 0404 101 525 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Treasurer: Mrs Lauren Grylls PO Box 120 Phone: 0408 977 905 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Entries Mrs Katharine Spencer Secretary PO Box 7 Phone: 0429 141 952 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Trade Stands: Mrs Sharon Kett Mobile: 0409 441 408 PO Box 185 Phone: 9684 8014 BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Chief Steward: Mr Nick Gillett Hall Steward: Mrs Katharine Spencer

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Major Sponsors:

Officials for 2019 …………………... 2

Index ………………………………... 3

Show Information ………………… 4-5

Presidents Message ……………….6

Financial Members for 2018……...7-8

Trade Stand & Displays ……………. 9

Trophies & Donations from 2018 …. 10

Motor Show…………..…………….. 11

Motor Show Entry Form……………. 12

Farmer Challenge ……..…….……... 13

Horses in Action……………………...14

Yellow Brick Road …………….……. 15

Honour Board ……………………… 16

Succulent Garden Competition …….17

Entry Form One Person’s Work........ 18

Rules & Regulations……………….. 19

Exhibitors Information………………. 20

Membership Form ………………..… 21

Community Sponsorship ………… 22

Entry Form ……..…………………24-25

Home Brew Section A .…….…....... 27

Farm Produce Section B ….…....... 28

Needlework Section C….………....... 29

Knitting and Crochet Section D……. 30

Art and Handicrafts Section E….... 31

Paper Crafts Section F…….…....... 32

Horticulture Section G ..….……..33-34

Photography Section H…….…....... 35

Cooking Section I…………..…....... 36

Show Cake Section J………..…....... 37

Jams & Preserves Section K.…....... 38

Veg, Fruit & Eggs Section L…....... 39

One Person’s Work Section M....... 40

Colouring Competitions ……………. 41

Children's 11,12, 13, 14, 15 Section N.. 42

Children's 7,8,9,10 Section O………..... 43

Children's 6 & Under Section P……….. 45

Handwriting ……………………....... 46

Creative Diorama ……….…….….... 47

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Wednesday 6th March

Memberships close

Wednesday 13th March

3-6pm Office at Activities Room Complex opens to receive entries and non-perishable items

Friday 15th March

3-6pm Activities Room in Complex opens to receive exhibits ONLY.

Saturday 16th March

8am - Activities Room, Complex open to receive exhibits

9am - Exhibits must be in place 9am - Judging to commence

4.30pm - Removal of exhibits

Sunday 17th March

Removal of exhibits

: Membership: Adults $ 10 Child $ 5 Seniors $ 5

Family $ 30 (2 adults & unlimited kids)

Membership applications close on Wednesday 6th March 2019

Non-Members: Adults $15 Child $10 Seniors $10 Family $ 45 (2 adults & unlimited kids)

Entry forms can be posted to the Entries Secretary via: Email: [email protected] Post: Katharine Spencer PO Box 7 Bencubbin WA 6477

All entries into the exhibition must be the exhibitors own work.

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Please note: This schedule might be subject to change but we will endeavour to keep it as close as possible. Up to date information will be advertised on www.facebook.com/mtmarshallshow

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Welcome to the Mt Marshall Community Show.

2019 marks the 88th year of our Show which celebrates

the rich past and vibrant future of agriculture within our communities. Our theme this year is Paddock to Plate with which we will be celebrating all the great things our communities produce.

The Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society look forward to presenting a range of new initiatives alongside the old favourites to keep visitors and families entertained. There will be plenty of action occurring throughout the day starting with the Horses in Action Programme and Utility Dog Trials, both of which attracted many at the 2018 Show. We have the Motor Show back this year incorporating Trucks, Cars, Utes, Tractors, Bikes and Go Karts with something for everyone. If you prefer to sit back and relax throughout the day you will be able to enjoy our cooking demonstrations which will be presented by some of the best in the business. The committee have worked hard to ensure there is something to entertain all ages across the day and hope to attract crowds from near and far, so make sure you invite your friends and family for a great day out.

The Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society could not stage the Show without the support of our sponsors, award donors and volunteers. Bringing this community event to fruition is a year round activity for our committee and the requirement for funds is ever increasing. We thank our major sponsors, the Shire of Mt Marshall and Lotterywest, for their continued support in funding our event.

The Show requires significant efforts from our volunteers and I would like to make a special mention to our committee, Sharon Kett, Sally Putt, Lauren Grylls, Emily Millar, Loren Northover, Katharine Spencer, Olivia Granich, Brianna Peters and Daneeka Beagley for their dedication and commitment to making the Show happen. We look forward to seeing you on Show day!

Nick Gillett President Mt Marshall & District Agricultural Society Inc.

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B Beagley Addison

Beagley Clayton

Beagley Daneeka

Beagley Jeanette

Beagley John

Beagley Kyle

Beagley Lynton

Beagley Melissa

Beckingham Len

Beckingham Robyn

Breakell Deanne

Breakell Robert

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Campbell Hayley

Campbell Mia

Cargeeg Len

Chandler Blair

Chandler Marissa

Chandler Nick

Clark Malcolm

Clark Terri

Collins Andrew

Collins Harry

Collins Jackson

Collins Jessica

Collins Lucas

Collins Mia

Collins Nancy

Collins Ron

Collins Ruby

Cooper Donna

Cooper George*

Cooper Joy

Cooper Murray

Cooper Ray

Cooper Sue*

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Dahlstrom April

Dahlstrom Vic

Davies Alice*

Davis Megan

Dunne Karley

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Fazey Laura*

Fitzpatrick Mark

Fitzpatrick Michelle

Foley Dannelle

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Gillett Kaden

Gillett Makenzie

Gillett Nick

Gillett Savannah

Gillett Tahlia

Gillett Tryphena

Grylls Euan

Grylls Lauren

Grylls Nina

Grylls Rob

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Headley Jodie

Headley Ruby

Headley Tara

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Jeffries Chloe

Jeffries John

Jeffries Luke

Jeffries Margaret

Jones Narelle

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Kett David

Kett Michael

Kett Sharon

Kirby Anastasia

Kirby Rachel

Kirby Ty

Kinnersley Aaron

Kinnersley Abigail

Kinnersley Amy

Kinnersley Michelle

Kinnersley Reece

L Larkman John

Lowe Sheree

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McLellan Lyn

McLellan Mark

Millar Annie

Millar Audrey

Millar Brett

Millar Courtney

Millar Emily

Millar Madison

Millsteed Jarrahn

Millsteed Jen

Millsteed Paul

Millsteed Zavier

Morgan Deanne

Morgan Diane

Morgan Felix

Morgan Geoff

Morgan Hugh

Morgan William

Morgan Temperance

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Notte Marilena

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Peters Gary

Peters Karen

Poole Brooke

Poole Gavin

Poole Jarrod

Poole Joanne

Poole Rhys

Putt Andrew

Putt Cooper

Putt Donna

Putt Michael

Putt Sally

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Tarr Dylan

Tarr Nate

Tomas Damian

Tomas Jaidyn

Tomas Jasmyn

Tomas Judsyn

Tomas Marsha

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Walker Charisse

Walker Craig

Walker David

Walker Harper

Walker Jane

Walker Mollie

Watson Rebecca

Williams JK

Wyatt Grant

Wyatt Sandra

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Yates Luke

* Denotes Life Members

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Reid Ann

Reid Bill

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Sachse Ben

Sachse Craig

Sachse Dianne

Sachse Jaxsen

Sachse Lachlan

Sachse Margo

Sachse Peter

Sachse Tony

Sanders Amanda

Sanders Kayla

Sanders Ian

Sanders Tristan

Sawyer Cindylee

Sawyer Kim

Smith Gary

Smith Jacinta

Spencer Daniel

Spencer Katharine

Spencer Charlotte

Summers Mary-Ann

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The Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society invites businesses and not-for-profit groups to have a trade stand at the Show. To register for a site, please contact Sharon Kett for a registration kit.

Sharon Kett PO Box 185

BENCUBBIN WA 6477 Phone: 9684 8014 Mobile: 0409 441 408

Fax: 9684 8014 Email: [email protected]

Trade stand bookings to be received by 5:00pm Wednesday 13th March.

Costs:

Members: $10.00 (per adult) The cost of a membership includes entry into the Show, a site fee and a Members Draw ticket. Tables and chairs can be supplied for no extra cost. Non-Members: $30.00 Includes entry to the Show and the site fee. Tables and chairs can be supplied for no extra cost. Not-for-profit community groups: Free Stands are free for all not-for-profit groups however you will still need to complete the registration form.

If your group or organisation would like to have a display at the 2019 Show, please contact Sharon Kett (see above for contact details) to register your interest. Please note that displays are only for people to look at. No goods, products or services are to be sold. If you plan on selling goods you need to register as a Trade Stand.

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The committee gratefully acknowledge the trophies and donations received from the following

for last year’s Show in 2018.

SHIRE OF MT MARSHALL

LOTTERYWEST

Beacon Progress Association

Bencubbin Ag Supplies

Bencubbin Bulk Hauliers

Bencubbin Community Resource Centre

Bencubbin News & Post

Bennymart

Better Bencubbin Progress Association

Byfields Accountants Merredin

CSBP Ltd

Dannelle Foley - Tupperware & Arbonne Consultant

Glencore

Hands on Therapeutic Massage

Hon. Mia Davies MLC $50

KC’s Café & Sales

Koorda IGA

KTY Electrical Services

M & D Cooper

Moylan Grain Silos

Wheatbelt Signs

Shuttlegauge

Merredin Vets

Wallis Computer Solutions

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For all your signwriting needs Nothing is too big

or too small!

John Pauley Phone: 9684 8017

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MT MARSHALL AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY SHOW

In conjunction with

Bonnie Rock Horse and Pony Club

Present….

Horse and Hound Competition Fun for spectators and participants of all ages

Fun games and show jumping

competitions to follow the main event.

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Over the past 93 years, the Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society has held 87 Shows and in 2019 will be celebrating its 88th Show. The following

people are responsible for the continued success of the Show.

President

1925-1926 Mr FC Weyman

1927-1944 Mr BW Hopwood

1945-1949 Mr BM Gillett

1950-1952 Mr VO Probert

1953 Mr BM Gillett

1954-1955 Mr VO Probert

1956 Mr AB Purdom

1957-1958 Mr JL Collins

1959-1967 Mr SG Collins

1968-1973 Mr KA Millar

1974-1976 Mr AM Gillett

1977-1978 Mr FS Hardwick

1979-1982 Mr AR Fazey

1983-1984 Mr GT Cooper

1985-1987 Mr DA Gillett

1988-1990 Mrs LB Smith

1991-1994 Mr DC Putt

1995-1996 Mrs CA Evans

1997-2005 Mr RN Collins

2006– 2013 Mr PB Sachse

2014 Mr NR Gillett

2015 -2016 Mrs Sharon Kett

2017- Mr NR Gillett

Secretary

1925-1926 Mr BW Hopwood

1927.1928 Mr J Monger

1929-1931 Mr FM Roy

1932-1939 Mr JP Langford

1940-1944 Mr K Lugton

1945 Mr AB Purdom

1946-1952 Mr LF Thomas

1953 Mr D Rigoll

1954 Mr JL Collins

1955 Mr J Sullivan

1956 Mr D Rigoll

1957-1958 Mr BM Lavan

1959-1960 Mr WJ Fitzgerald

1961-1977 Mrs EM Watson

1978-1980 Mrs SA Cooper

1981-1983 Mrs M Whitsed

1984-1986 Mrs LB Smith

1987-1990 Mrs CA Evans

1991-1992 Mrs ME Jeffries

1993-1996 Mrs LN Gobbart

1997 Mrs R Hill

1998-1999 Mrs V Pepper

1999-2002 Mrs A O’Grady

2002-2005 Miss MM Collins

2005-2007 Mr K Trustum

2008-2013 Miss RJ Watson

2014-2015 Mrs TL Tranter

2016 Miss SJ Morgan

2017- Mrs SJ Putt

Treasurer

1925-1930 Mr LR Latham

1930-1944 Mr RE Rowlands

1945-1946 Mr GH Matthews

1947-1949 Mr LF Thomas

1953 Mr D Rigoll

1954 Mr JL Collins

1955 Mr J Sullivan

1956 Mr D Rigoll

1957-1958 Mr BM Lavan

1959-1960 Mr W Fitzgerald

1961-1977 Mrs EM Watson


1981-1982 Mrs L Smith

1983-1986 Mr D Putt


1989 Mr D Putt

1990-1992 Mrs N Collins

1993-1995 Mr R Smyth


1999-2002 Mr R Smyth

2002-2005 Mr AT Collins

2005-2006 Mr RN Collins


2010– 2011 Mr M Gilfellon

2011-2013 Miss RJ Watson

2014- Mrs LK Grylls

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Printing, Photo & Label Printing, Document and Photo Scanning,

Sublimation Printing, Video Conferencing, Sandalwood Products,

Book Exchange, Laminating, Binding and Secretarial Services,

Archiving Storage, Exam Supervision and Tourist Information

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ENTRY FORM

Please do not submit this page with your entry form, it needs to be filled

in by the entrant and put in place with your collection of work at time of

setting up for judging.

Section M- Collection of One Person’s Work

Entry No. __________ (provided by the office with your section tickets)

Please note: Points are awarded for each item plus;

The variety of work submitted

The overall arrangement and presentation

Please remove this entry form of photocopy from the schedule and place

with your entry, alternatively a copy if available for downloading from our

website www.mtmarshallshow.com in the What's On - Schedule section.

Section & Class

Description

(from Schedule) Item Points

Sub Total

Variety of Work

Arrangement / Presentation

Total

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Exhibition Hall Stewards: Sections A - P Attendance Times: Friday 15th March: 3.00pm to 6:00pm Saturday 16th March: 8:00am to 9.00am Steward badges may be obtained by contacting the Secretary and should be worn on Show day.

All exhibitors must be residents of Australia.

No Person who has been disqualified from exhibiting at any Show or Society shall be allowed to act as an agent, representative or servant of an exhibitor at any of the Society’s Shows.

If only one entry is received in any class, it does not necessarily receive first prize. It is up to the judges’ discretion to award or withhold prizes.

The Committee reserves the right to split any Class in to more than one Class if deemed necessary. The decision of the Committee shall be final, subject to an appeal to the Royal Agricultural Society.

Any prize which may be held in consequence of any valid protest shall be forfeited to the Society. Should any exhibit, having gained a prize, be disqualified either by protest or other reason, the next on the list does not necessarily obtain such a prize. The committee, with or without the advice of the judges, shall decide the issue.

Every exhibit must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor, both at the time of entry and on the date of the Show.

Should the Committee have any reason to suspect that an exhibit is dangerous or objectionable, they may have it removed from or refuse its admission to the grounds

Privileges of Members: Free admission to the ground and a voice in the election of office bearers.

To Exhibitors: Carefully read regulations and conditions in the schedule. It will greatly assist the secretary if exhibitors could submit their entries at the earliest possible date. In case of doubt that an exhibit is eligible, the matter may be referred to the Committee.

Champion Sash: is presented for the champion exhibit.

Champion Cards: are presented for outstanding exhibits in the Exhibition Hall.

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Entries (entry forms) for all sections close on Wednesday 13th March 2019 at 6:00pm.

Entries (entry forms) may be posted to Katharine Spencer, PO Box 7, BENCUBBIN WA 6477, emailed to [email protected] or taken to the Exhibition Hall Office in the Activities Room at the Bencubbin Rec Complex on Friday 15th March between 3:00pm and 6:00pm. Prizes will be presented to the winners in the afternoon. Those not collected on Show Day can be claimed from the secretary up to one month after the Show. Prizes not claimed by then remain the property of the Agricultural Society. No exhibit can compete in more than one class. The committee will take every care for the exhibits, but will not be responsible for any loss or accident, fire or other means, either in transit, in the building or during exhibition.

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Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society

APPLICATION for MEMBERSHIP In order to comply with the Associations Incorporation Act 2015, the Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society is required to keep an up to date register of its members containing specific information including means of contact.

Please complete the form below and return to Lauren Grylls no later than 6 March 2019. Please indicate the form and number of memberships required:

PAYMENT may be made by EFT to the Society’s NEW ACCOUNT - Mt Marshall Ag Society,

BSB: 633 000, ACC: 162 491 963. Please ensure you leave your name as a reference. Cheques/money orders to be made payable to Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society

Please return your application and payment to Lauren Grylls, PO Box 120, Bencubbin, WA

6477. Any questions please call Lauren on 0408 977 905 or email [email protected]

An email or text will be sent confirming receipt of your membership. Membership card/s will be posted to you on 6th March 2019. Financial membership grants you gate entry and eligibility for the Member’s draw.

Membership must be paid, and form received prior to 6th March 2019.

No late memberships will be accepted!

SURNAME:

First name/s Adult:

First name/s Children:

POSTAL ADDRESS:

Postcode:

EMAIL:

TEL / MOB:

$30.00 Family 2 Adults and 2 or more children ($45 gate entry for non mem-bers)

$10.00 ea Ordinary *Adult ($15 each gate entry for non -members)

$ 5.00 ea Junior *under 18y/o ($10 each gate entry for non-members)

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As an individual, family, group or business, you can sponsor a prize in one or

more of the Mt Marshall & Districts Agricultural Society Show Competitions from

as little as $30.

To “Register an Interest”, please complete the details on the attached form and

post or email to the exhibition hall coordinator on the below details. If you require

a tax invoice this can be provided.

Prizes can be awarded in the name of business, individual (i.e. after yourself or

in memory of someone special or after your child), groups or organisations.

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Section A Cronje Business Solutions Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Home Brew Section.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:

Restricted to amateur brewers

Each exhibit to consist of one 750ml bottle

Bottles will be returned to exhibitors empty after judging

Bottles to be clean with NO LABELS attached. Class: 1. Stout 2. Dark Ale 3. Bitter 4. Pale Ale 5. Lager 6. Draught 7. Ginger Beer 8. Fusion Beer eg Chili, Lemon, Honey etc, description required

9. Kombucha

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Section B Mr George Cooper Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Farm Produce Section.

Class: GRAINS 1. Wheat, 6kg, variety named 2. Wheat, WA hard, 6kg, variety named 3. Noodle Wheat, 6kg, variety named 4. Seed Wheat, 6kg, variety named 5. Barley, two row, 6kg, variety named 6. Oats, 6kg, variety named 7. Lupins, 6kg, variety named 8. Seed triticale. 6kg, variety named 9. Canola, 6kg, variety named 10. Chick peas, 6kg, variety named

Class: FODDER 11. Wheaten hay, old seasons, half bale

12. Oaten hay, old seasons, half bale 13. Barley hay, old seasons, half bale

Class: WOOL 14. Merino Lamb’s Wool, picked, minimum weight 1.5kgs 15. Merino Fleece, Ewe or Wether, one fleece 16. Merino Ram, one fleece 17. Crossbred Lamb’s Wool, picked, minimum weight 1.5kgs 18. Crossbred Fleece, Ewe or Wether, one fleece 19. Crossbred Ram, one fleece

Bencubbin Ag Supplies

Agricultural Supplies General Hardware

Pre and Post Chemicals Animal Health

Garden Supplies Tanks and Troughs

Electrical Appliances (Retravision)

Fencing (Southern Wire and Waratah Wire)

Contact Steve Errington Phone: (08) 9685 1219 Fax: (08) 9685 1337

Email: [email protected]

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Section C Mrs Sue Cooper Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Needlework Section.

Class: PATCHWORK & QUILTING 1. Quilt, machine pieced 2. Quilt, machine applique 3. Quilt, hand pieced 4. Cushion, machine pieced 5. Cushion, hand pieced 6. Cushion, machine applique 7. Cushion, not otherwise specified Class: NEEDLEWORK 8. Cross stitch, one piece 9. Long stitch picture or any wool embroidery 10. Cushion any embroidery can included embellishments (handmade) 11. Any candle wicked article, cushion, toy etc. (handmade) 12. Tapestry, one piece Class: MACHINE SEWING 13. Ladies dress 14. Children’s day wear (2-5 years) 15. Babies wear - eg dress, romper or overalls (under 2 years) 16. Christening robe or set 17. Bag 18. Costume

19. Any other garment

President: Len Cargeeg Secretary/Treasurer: Di Sachse

Proud sponsors of the 2019 Mt Marshall Show

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Section D Michael & Sharon Kett Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Knitting and Crochet Section.

Class: KNITTING 1. Knitted babies item 2. Knitted jumper 3. Creative knitting - any article 4. Knitted scarf, hat or beanie 5. Knitted knee rug or Afghan 6. Knitted doll or toy 7. Any other knitted item

Class: CROCHET 8. Crocheted doll or toy 9. Crocheted baby shawl, pram or cot cover 10. Crocheted woollen garment 11. Crocheted garment cotton, silk or other 12. Crocheted, filet crochet - plain or two or more different types of filet 13. Crochet knee rug 14. Any crochet article not already specified

Beacon Progress Association Inc 11 Rowlands Street,

BEACON WA 6472 ABN: 55 272 118 292

www.beaconwa.com.au

President: Noel Miguel Secretary: Megan Beagley Treasurer: Lisa Jane Clark

Living on the Edge!

http://www.beaconwa.com.au/places-of-interest.html

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Section E J & P Gillett Art Award

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Art & Handicrafts Section.

Class: HANDICRAFTS 1. Painting, subject optional, in oils 2. Painting, subject optional, in watercolours 3. Sketch in black and white 4. Pottery - any article 5. Ceramic - any item 6. Hand painted item - any article 7. Fabric toy - machine or handmade 8. Handmade jewellery 9. Coat Hanger (1) decorated 10. Handmade Christmas decorations 11. Tissue box cover handmade 16. Wood turning - any article 17. Wood work polished - any article 18. Heavy metal work - any item 19. Farm Gate Art - any item 20. Any article made from recycled materials 21. Glass hand painted - any article 22. Mosaic - any article 23. Handmade soaps 24. Homemade candles 25. Macramé 26. Basket Weaving

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Section F Mrs Alice Davies Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Paper Crafts Section.

Class: PAPER CRAFTS 1. Parchment craft - any item 2. Quilling - any article 3. Punch craft - any article 4. Origami - any article 5. Decorative folded napkin

Class: SCRAP BOOKING 6. Christmas layout theme 7. Birthday layout theme 8. Holiday layout theme 9. Family layout theme 10. Black & white layout theme 11. Children at play theme 12. Open page 13. Recycled layout

Class: CARDMAKING 14. Christmas card 15. Birthday card 16. Baby card 17. Thank you card 18. Invitation

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Section G Steven & Sian Kett Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Horticulture Section.

Class: DECORATED CLASSES Flowers do not have to be grown by the exhibitor. Any foliage (unless otherwise stated) may be used. Any Accessories may be used. All arrangements to be on ONE base.

1. Miniature Arrangement, not to exceed 10cm in size

2. An Arranged Container of flowers, one variety, with own foliage

3. An Arranged Container using shades of one colour

4. An Arranged Container using only foliage

5. An Arrangement for a special occasion - named

6. Decoratively arranged bowl, to be viewed all around

Class: SPECIMEN CLASSES All entries in these classes must be grown by the exhibitor.

Make sure suitable bottles or jars without labels are used.

7. Collection of cut flowers, one of each variety in one container, no shrubs allowed, Limit of 12

8. Rose, any type, one cut

9. Carnation, one

10. Gerbera, one

11. Petunia, three

12. Geraniums, three

13. Ferns, one of each variety, three

14. Asparagus Fern, one of each variety, three

15. Container of Flowers, not otherwise specified

16. Specimen flowering shrub, one cut

Contact Byfields

Merredin Office

Phone: (08) 9041 6100

Fax: (08) 9041 1664

16A Mitchell Street Merredin WA 6415

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Section G (Continued) Class: POT PLANTS Pot Plants must have been grown by the exhibitor for at least six weeks.

DEFINITION: A Pot Plant shall be defines as “Any plant successfully grown in

a container of pot for decorative purposes”.

Pots must not be too LARGE or HEAVY.

MAXIMUM SIZE for pots and hanging containers is 40cm inside measurement.

FLOWERING PLANT shall be any plant that is primarily grown for its

decorative effect.

FOLIAGE PLANT shall be any plant that is primarily grown for its decorative

foliage, whether variegated or not. Some flowers may be permitted, provided

that they are not obtrusive and do not interfere with the overall presentation of

the exhibit.

16. Pot Plant, Fern, any variety

17. Pot Plant, Asparagus Fern

18. Pot Plant, Foliage other than a fern or asparagus fern

19. Pot Plant, Cacti or Succulent

20. Pot Plant, in Flower

21. Potted Container, any shape, mixed planting

22. Hanging Container, Fern

23. Hanging Container, Asparagus Fern

24. Hanging Container, Foliage other than a fern or asparagus fern

25. Hanging Container, in flower

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Section H Sippe’s Mukinbudin Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Photography Section.

All photos to be standard size, not more than 10cm x 15cm, and individually mounted on card or paper, with approximately 2cm of card showing on all sides. This is to enable the photos to be pinned for display Exhibitors name and class number to be written on the back of the card. Class: COLOURED PRINTS 1. Mt Marshall District (with description) 2. Sunset 3. Sunrise 4. Tree Study, one tree and surrounds 5. Child, candid (not posed) 6. Children, candid (not posed 7. Close up-one or more flowers 8. Animal or bird, domestic or zoo 9. Wildlife 10. Historical Building/s 11. Local Seasonal Work 12. Local Sport 13. Landscape 14. Water scene 15. Strange - weird or different 16. Wildflowers 17. Comical - caption allowed 18. Digitally enhanced photo, any subject - original photo to be displayed

alongside the enhanced photo 19. Photograph taken with drone 20. Open, not otherwise specified, named 21. Enlargement - open (can be any size) 22. Black & White Print, Landscape / Seascape / Skyscape 23. Black & White Print, Open, not otherwise specified, named 24. Black & White Print, Enlargement - Open (can be any size)

ALL PHOTOS to be sent to the Entries Secretary with Entry Form

by Wednesday March 13th at 6.00pm to allow judging to be completed prior to Show Day.

NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED

Please note: There is a limit of four (4) entries per class(1-24) per person.

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Section I Mrs Laura Fazey Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Cooking Section.

Cakes are NOT to be iced or decorated unless stipulated.

Class: 1. Carrot cake 2. Banana cake 3. Lamingtons, six 4. Plain scones, six 5. Muffins, sweet, six 6. Pumpkin scones, six 7. Slice, four pieces - variety named 8. Custard powder sponge cake 9. Chocolate cake - not iced 10. Thermomix - savoury muffins, six 11. Thermomix - sweet muffins, six 12. Sausage rolls, six 13. Biscuits - homemade, 3 varieties 14. Decorated cake - fondant 15. Decorated cake - buttercream icing 16. Decorated cupcake - any icing 17. Pikelets, six 18. Mini quiches, six 19. Bread - white - not machine made 20. Bread - white - machine made 21. Lunch Box for a school child 22. Afternoon Tea (8 items including 2 plain scones, two anzac biscuits and

two things of your choice)

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Benny Mart

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday 9am-5.30pm Saturday 9am-12 noon Sunday Closed

Phone: 96 851 442

Section J Mrs Nan Putt Memorial Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor with the winning Show Cake.

SULTANA CAKE

Rub butter into flour, mix in other dry ingredients. Beat eggs in milk, mix into dry ingredients. Place in a greased loaf tin and cook for 90 minutes at 150° Celsius. Cake to be presented on paper plate in clear resealable bag. Cake not to be iced or decorated.

4 ounces Self Raising Flour 4 ounces Plain Flour

5 ounces Butter 5 ounces Sugar

12 ounces Sultanas 2 Eggs

1 cup Milk

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Section K Ron & Nancy Collins Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Jams and Preserves Section.

Class: 1. Chutney - sweet fruit, one jar

2. Relish - any type, one jar

3. Sauce - any type, one bottle

4. BBQ sauce, one bottle

5. Tomato sauce, one bottle

6. Marmalade - any type, one jar

7. Jam - any type, one jar

8. Preserved fruit or vegetable

9. Lemon butter, one jar

10. Honey, one jar

11. Any other produce not mentioned above

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Section L Daniel & Katharine Spencer Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Vegetables, Fruit & Eggs Section.

Class: 1. Collection of vegetables - minimum 4 maximum 6

2. Collection of herbs

3. Beetroot, bunch of six

4. Capsicum, one

5. Carrots, bunch of six

6. Chillies, six

7. Climbing beans, six

8. Cucumber, one

9. Eggplant, one

10. Lettuce, one

11. Pumpkin, one

12. Silver beet, bunch of six

13. Sweet corn, one

14. Zucchini, one

15. Lemons, three

16. Mandarins, three

17. Tomatoes, three

18. Giant vegetable - any

19. Fruit not previously mentioned

20. Hens eggs, white, six

21. Hens eggs, brown, six

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Section M Jacinta Smith Trophy

The trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the One Person’s Work Section.

Criteria for Collection of One Person’s Work:

A Variety of four (4) items from Section C to Section N inclusive

Items are to be arranged on an area of approximately one (1) metre

square

Items are to be listed showing section and class number and

description on the special score sheet on a the “One Person’s

Work Entry Form” found in the schedule.

There must be a minimum of 3 Entrants for this Competition to Take Place

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Murray & Donna Cooper Trophies

The trophies will be awarded to the boy and girl gaining the most points in this

Section.

Childs full name, age and sex must be stated on Entry Form.

Prize winning articles from previous shows cannot be entered again.

Please ensure the entries submitted are the child’s own work and minimum

assistance is given by an adult.

Class: 1. Small cakes, six, decorated 2. Scones, six, plain 3. Chocolate Chip Biscuits, six 4. Greeting card, 5. Drawing, any subject, maximum size A4 6. Cartoon drawing, any subject, maximum size A4 7. Item made from recycled products 8. Bookmark, any design 9. Farmer on a wooden spoon 10. Lego, own design and imagination 11. Lego, kit 12. Woodwork / Metalwork 13. Senior Handwriting (See page 45 for full script) 14. Creative Poster or Diorama “Paddock to Plate” (See page 46 for details) 15. Open class of handicraft, not otherwise specified

www.glencore.com.au

Supporting the 2019 Mt Marshall Show!

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MERREDIN VETERINARY CLINIC

AND HOSPITAL

Caring for all your animals needs!

Dr. LOUISE FRENCH B.V.Sc.(Hons)

& ASSOCIATES

Veterinary Surgeons

& Physicians

PO Box 388

29 Todd Street

Merredin WA 6415

P: (08) 9041 1734

F: (08) 9041 2791

Local Cartage Contractors

Bulk Fertilisers - Grain - Limesand - Wool - Sheep and Cattle Low Loader - Side Tipper-

Spreader - General- Cartage

Contact Gary, Karen, Craig & Jeff Peters

Phone:(08) 9685 1375 Mobile: 0428 951 404

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Mark & Michelle Fitzpatrick Trophies


Section.





Class 1. Decorated biscuits, six, (bought biscuits may be used) 2. Chocolate Chip Biscuits, six 3. Novelty sand tray, partly floral, maximum size 46cm x 31cm 4. Greeting card 5. Drawing, any subject, maximum size A3 6. Painting, any subject, maximum size A3 7. Item made from recycled products 8. Lego, own design and imagination 9. Lego, kit 10. Bookmark, any design 11. Farmer on a wooden spoon 12. Best novelty face using mainly fruit and/or vegetables 13. Junior Handwriting (See page 45 for full script) 14. Creative Flow Chart or Diorama “Paddock to Plate” (See page 46 for

details) 15. Open class of handicraft, not otherwise specified

KOORDA

Allenby St, Koorda (08) 96 841 322

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Geoff & Diane Morgan Trophies


Section.





Class 1. Decorated biscuits, six, (bought biscuits may be used) 2. Novelty sand tray, partly floral, maximum size 46cm x 31cm 3. Greeting card 4. Drawing, any subject, maximum size A3 5. Painting, any subject, maximum size A3 6. Mask, using paper plate and decorations 7. Pasta jewellery 8. Bookmark, any medium 9. Item made from recycled products 10. Lego or Duplo 11. Plasticine or play dough 12. Best novelty face using mainly fruit and/or vegetables

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Australia produces a wide variety of fruit, nuts and vegetables. The largest crops include oranges, apples, bananas, chestnuts, potatoes, carrots and tomatoes. Each year, WA produces about 14 million tonnes of grain from around 4000 rain-fed farms ranging in size from 1000 to 15 000 hectares. Wheat is the state's major grain crop with approximately 7 million tonnes produced annually, followed by barley, canola, oats, lupins and peas. Farmed animals are raised to provide food for humans to eat. These foods include eggs, dairy and meat. Farmed animals include cows, chickens, pigs, goats, ducks, lambs and turkeys. Farmed animals can feel joy, excitement, playfulness and warmth. They can also feel pain, fear, discomfort, hunger, thirst and cold. It is important for people to make sure that farmed animals are not only given food and water, but do not feel pain, discomfort, fear and distress.

WA produces about 14 million tonnes of grain each year. Wheat is the state's major grain crop with about 7 million tonnes produced each year followed by barley, canola, oats, lupins and peas. Australia also produces a wide variety of fruit, nuts and vegetables. The largest crops include oranges, apples, bananas, chestnuts, potatoes, carrots and tomatoes.

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