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ALL CLASS ENTRIES MUST BE PRE-REGISTEREDNO ENTRIES TAKEN ON DAYS OF COMPETITION - 29th and 30th January

SECTION 2 Horse competitor entries to be on Global before midnight on Monday, 25th January, 2016

SECTION 3 Woodchop entries to be with Woodchop Assoc. Secretary by Friday, 8th January, 2016 (Phone 0416 562 540)

SECTION 4 Dairy Cattle exhibitor entries to be with Show Secretary before 5pm on Tuesday, 26th January, 2016

SECTION 5 Beef Cattle exhibitor entries to be with Show Secretary before 5pm on Tuesday, 26th January, 2016

SECTION 6 Angora Goat exhibitor entries to be with Show Secretary before 5pm on Friday, 22nd January, 2016

SECTION 8 Poultry exhibitor entries to be with Show Secretary before 5pm on Monday, 22nd January, 2016

PAVILIONSECTIONS 9 to 31 Entries for the following Sections must be received by Show Secretary by 5pm on the dates shown:-

Monday, 25th January, 2016

Needlework (17) Knitting (18) Three Wool Garments (20) Tapestry (21) Spinning and Weaving (19) Craft (22) Woodwork (23) Pottery (24) Jams, Jellies and Pickles (26) Art (27) Porcelain Painting (28) Porcelain Dolls (29) Photography (30)

Tuesday, 26th January, 2016

Farm Produce (9) Dairy Produce (10) Fruit (11) Vegetables (12) Plants (15) Cooking (25) Junior (31)

Wednesday, 27th January, 2016

Flowers (13) Cut Blooms (14) Dahlias (16)

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ENTRIES ARE NOW CLASS NUMBERS ONLY - NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED

SECTION 32 Pet Show exhibitor entries to be received at 4.15 pm on Friday, 29th January, 2016 in the Woodchop Arena.


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SPONSORSHIP AT THE 2016 CHAMPION SPONSORS ELdERS REAL ESTATE

EXPRESS TOOLS ANd CAMPING MILLPACA

SILOS wINERY STRONGBUILd CLASSIC dESIGN

BLUE RIBBON SPONSORS BERRY RURAL CO-OP

BERRY IGA ENGINEEREd FLOORS AUSTRALIA T.J. FAHL RURAL CONTRACTING

GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL BERRY ILLAwARRA EQUINE CENTRE

ORFORd RURAL CONTRACTING PENTAIR

RAY wHITE REAL ESTATE THE BERRY PHARMACY

wAddELL FAMILY dEVONdALE - MURRAY GOULBURN

RED RIBBON SPONSORS BOMAdERRY BUTCHER

HARRIS FAMILY RAINE & HORNE BERRY VELLAS STOCK FEEdS

WHITE RIBBON SPONSORS AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICES

BERRY SMASH REPAIRS BERRY VETERINARY CLINIC

CONCEPT INTERIORS COUNTRY MOTORS

GARRY NELSON CARTAGE HORSELANd wOLLONGONG

NORTH NOwRA BUTCHERY & CATERING NOwRA MAZdA M I ENGINEERS

SOUTH COAST MILK SOUTH COAST REGISTER


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SOUTH COAST REGISTER

Are you interested in becoming a Sponsor

of our Show?Perhaps a Supreme Champion?Ask our President Peter Hands,

or our Sponsorship Co-ordinator Graham Stokes for details.

Berry Show Society Inc.

wishes to thank all Patrons and Sponsors for their continued

support, also our Members and the Public for their patronage of the

2016 Annual ShowPeter hands, PReSiDentJim Bieler, SeCRetARYBill Seelis, tReASUReR

ON BEHALF OF THE BERRY SHOW COMMITTEE Note: Changes to our programme

after the time of printing may be necessary, due to circumstances beyond our control.


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Important Notice toAll Exhibitors

No alcohol to be brought to the Showground.Alcohol may only be purchased and consumed in the Bar area.

Any exhibitors intending to bring electrical equipment to the Showground will be required to ensure that such equipment is fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers and that all electrical leads, tools and appliances have been inspected and tagged by a licensed electrical contractor.

All electrical leads must be off the ground and tagged.This is essential for the safety of yourself, your fellow exhibitors and the general public and is a requirement of the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 2012. The Act imposes very severe penalties in the event of non-compliance with its provisions.Any exhibitors who do not comply will not be allowed to exhibit at the Showground.

Please check all our electrical equipment and leads before you come to the Showground to avoid the occurrence of any difficulties.

Our thanks to STUART BRAMLEY ELECTRICAL for assistance during the Show.

Admission ChargesAdults: $15.00 each day or 2 day ticket for $25 Children: 15 yrs and under - $5.00 each day

Camping Fees: $15 per nightHorse Yards: $20 for the Show - to be paid with booking Exhibitors are not entitled to Free Admission.

We welcome all new membersforms may be obtained from the secretary.

no MeMberShiP PAyMentS ACCePteD on Show DAyS.



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SBEELECTRICAL

Industrial,

Commercial

& Domestic

PO BOX 248BERRY NSW 2535

T 4464 1630F 4464 3571M 0412 142 489E [email protected]

PROUD SUPPORTERSOF THE BERRY SHOW

PO Box 248BERRY NSW 2535

T 4464 1630M 0412 142 489E [email protected]


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SecretarySHOWGROUND OFFICE:

Open from Monday, 4th January, 2016

PHONE: (02) 4464 1567

EMAIL: [email protected]

ADDRESS: PO Box 173, Berry NSW 2535

WEB SITE: berryshow.org.au

Judging Dates FRIDAY, 29th JANUARY, 2016:Cattle - Dairy - 9am

Horse Events Show Jumping - Arabian Classes - Australian Warmblood - Pony Club Events, Andalusion

Children’s Pet Show - Woodchopping Arena Judging 4.30pm Sharp (Entries close by 4.15pm)

Woodchopping - 5.30pm

SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY, 2016:Beef - 8.30am

Horse Events Riding & Hack Classes - Show Jumping - Sporting Events - Western - Halter Section - Pintos - Appaloosa - Quarter Horse - All Breeds - Performance Classes - Paints

Poultry - Goats - Woodchopping

Showgirl Winner Announced Saturday, approximately 7.30pm

Pavilion Sections For details, refer to head of each section. Prize money can only be collected from the Treasurer, at the Secretary’s Office, whilst the Pavilion is open. No Prizes to be collected after Show has concluded. Pavilion will remain open until 7.30pm Saturday. Exhibits must be collected 8.30 to 10pm Saturday.


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Berry Show Society Inc.

RulesThe Show is conducted subject to the Rules of the Society, available from the Secretary.Membership: $15 p.a. Junior Members 15 years and under $5.Admission: Members free. Adults $15. Two day adult ticket $25. Children 15 years and under $5. Entry Fee: As prescribed in schedule. All prices include GST.In lieu of money prizes offered, trophies of equal value may be allotted. The preamble at the head of each section shall be considered part of the By-Laws.All entry forms must be in the hands of the Secretary on the night prior to judging, unless otherwise stated. Pavilion exhibits must be delivered as shown at head of each section, unless otherwise stated.Pavilion closes at 7.30pm on second day of Show.No stock shall leave the ground until after the Parade on the first day and all pavilion exhibits will be collected at 8.30pm on second day of Show.Protests must be lodged in writing within seven days after the Show, subject to Association By-Laws.Veterinary charges for any injuries are the responsibility of the owner.Animals, including dogs, are not permitted in buildings.

Accident & Public RiskAny accident occuring during the Annual Show, or other function held by the Society, must be reported to the Secretary’s Office, AND VERIFIED during the current dates of the Show or other function, otherwise the Society will accept no responsibility for the consideration of any claim.The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibitor or competitor, or as a result of any act of neglect of any Steward or member of the Committee or public, and it shall be a condition of entry that each Exhibitor shall hold the Society harmless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident, and to agree to all the rules.Damage to Exhibits - the Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of livestock or other exhibits at the Society’s Exhibition, or for any damage thereto or loss thereof.

Loss by Disease - the signing of the Certificate of Entry of any animal will be taken as a guarantee that the animal specified is free from all disease being spread through or by any exhibit, and the Exhibitor shall be held responsible.


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Office Bearers PATRONS Member for Gilmore, Mrs Ann Sudmalis, MP Member for Kiama, Mr Gareth Ward, MP Mayor City of Shoalhaven, Mrs Joanna Gash PRESIDENT Peter Hands SNR. VICE PRESIDENT Peter Harris JNR. VICE PRESIDENT Paul Evert HON. SECRETARY Jim Bieler ASSISTANT HON. SECRETARY - VACANT HON. TREASURER Bill Seelis

COMMITTEECol AgarGlen AgarPaul AndersenBruce AndrewKim BaileyCol BowleyDavid BoyleChris CarterJeremy ChristleyJohn ClaydonMichael ClaydonPaul CondonKeith DownesPhil DuncanDavid EdmondstonePaul EvertDavid FahlJeff FahlTerry Fahl

Barry ForemanScott GalbraithPaul GibsonPeter GregoryPeter HandsJesse HarrisPeter HarrisJanice HughesRay IsonBarry JonesRay LarderJessica LewisAnthony LewisSue MackenzieBarry McAndrewRob McIntoshJohn MillerJohn MilneKen Mitchell

Phil MonaghanJessica MonteithDennis O’KeeffeGillian OrfordKevin OrfordSteve PottieClive RadburnTim SalwayBill SeelisRoss SkinnerGraham StokesPaul TimbsCol WalshRay WatsonAshley Wright-HandsBen YatemanStuart Yeatman


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Office BearersPATRONS Member for Gilmore, Mrs Ann Sudmalis, MP

Member for Kiama, Mr Gareth Ward, MPMayor City of Shoalhaven, Mrs Joanna Gash

PRESIDENT Peter HandsSNR. VICE PRESIDENT Peter HarrisJNR. VICE PRESIDENT Paul EvertHON. SECRETARY Jim BielerHON. TREASURER Bill Seelis

COMMITTEE

Col AgarGlen AgarPaul AndersenBruce AndrewKim BaileyCol BowleyDavid BoyleChris CarterJeremy ChristleyJohn ClaydonMichael ClaydonPaul CondonKeith DownesPhil DuncanDavid EdmondstonePaul EvertDavid FahlJeff Fahl

Terry FahlBarry ForemanTim FrancisScott GalbraithPaul GibsonPeter GregoryPeter HandsJesse HarrisPeter HarrisJanice HughesRay IsonBarry JonesRay LarderJessica LewisAnthony LewisSue MackenzieBarry McAndrewRob McIntosh

John MillerJohn MilneKen MitchellPhil MonaghanJessica MonteithDennis O’KeeffeGillian OrfordKevin OrfordSteve PottieClive RadburnTim SalwayBill SeelisRoss SkinnerGraham StokesPaul TimbsCol WalshRay WatsonAshley Wright-HandsStuart Yeatman


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GROUND STEWARD Col Agar VETERINARY OFFICER James Carroll - Phone (02) 4464 1899PARKING STEWARD Laurie TalbotRINGMASTERS Paul Gibson, Tim Salway and John MilneANNOUNCERS Bill Seelis, Matt Brand, Paul Andersen, Peter Harris and Tim DevermanGATE STEWARDS Terry Fahl, Ray Ison, John Claydon, Barry Foreman, Jeff Fahl, Ted Jarrett and Steve PottieANIMAL NURSERY Barry Jones and Errolynne Jones SAFETY OFFICER Paul GibsonEVENTS CO-ORDINATOR Chris CarterHORSE RING CO-ORDINATOR Kevin Orford CO-ORDINATOR I/C Col Bowley

Honorary Committee Ian Callaghan, Bill Ingold, Bruce McIntosh OAM, Geoff O’Dwyer,

Jack O’Gorman, Warren Priestley, Pat Ryan, Don Sharpe, Col Sharpe, Geoff Manning, James Carroll and Anthony Bennett

Life MembersKim BaileyUna Barham John BowdenKeith BowdenCol BowleyIan CallaghanPhyllis CaneJohn CarterBob ClearyPamela ColesToby DavisDavid Fahl

Terry FahlJeanette GalbraithBill IngoldRay IsonBarry JonesErrolynne JonesDoug MacKeyPeter McGlincheyBruce McIntosh, OAMPhil MonaghanJack O’GormanLaurel Oke

Dennis O’KeeffeStuart PriddlePat RyanCol SharpeDon SharpeMargaret SharpeRoss WaddellRob WhiteJoan WinchesterGary Young

Ladies Auxiliary ExecutivePRESIDENT - Marelle WrightSECRETARY - Sandra HarrisTREASURER - Mary Seelis

by Jeanette Galbraith B.S.S. Photographer & Courtesy of South Coast Register

Photographs


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JUNIOR MEMBERS 2015-2016Alexander AickenIsabella AlamangoSophia AlamangoChloe BowkerLeo BowkerEmma BramleyKira BramleyJack CarterLily CarterClayton CondonMolly CondonAbbey CrappCallum CrappCameron CuleyGeorgia CuleyScott CuleyScarlett DennisTully DennisAngel DevenishJoshua DunnMadeline DunnBrayden EvertLleyton EvertOliver FirthZane FisherWilliam FordKate FranceSaffron FoxElissa FraneyIsabella FraneyFletcher GarvanHarley GarvanIndiana GarvanTom GibbsZacary Gorden Lily GuthrieKyle HamiltonBailey HilaireTrent HilaireFinn HillMax HillIndiana Hill

Hugh HinkleyJack HinkleyNoah HinkleyOlivia HinkleyMakayla HodgesAnnika Hoffmann Eline Hoffmann Archie Holland Alexander JohnsonHugo JohnsonBen JohnsonCallum JohnsonEbony JohnsonMichael LillHunter LynchParis LynchLachlan MaurerGeorgia McAlisterHarry McAlisterEli McLaren Mia MillerAlisha MustapicJade MustapicMali MustapicTara MustapicConnor O’Keefe Mykenzie O’KeefeFrancis OdlumReuben OdlumSimone OdlumLillian Osborne-SmithPepper Osborne-SmithChristian PageMaggie PageThomas PageMatthew PageWilliam PageBailey Parker Skyla Parker Sebastian Radburn

Zahra RayZoe Ray Emma Roach Alice SavilleFrank SavilleTabitha SavilleBaxter Scully Hudson Scully Amelie StanfordEloise StanfordHarper StokesOskar StokesZoe StokesKobe StowerMacKenzie StowerAbigail SullivanEdward SullivanHarry SullivanLachlan SuttonBella TaylorAudrey TerryLewis TerryBronte ThomsonGemma ThomsonMilly ThomsonJoshua TrewinMatthew TrewinJackson TurnerHarry TurnerLachlan TurnerMeg TurnerAlastair UrquhartHarriet UrquhartEmily van de StruikBronte WareDakota WareJack Warnes


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MEMBERS 2015-2016Bill AbbottRobyn AbbottDorrie AbbottCol AgarSue AgarMartin AickenMellissa AickenTony AlamangoSuzie AlamangoPaul AndersenRobyn AndersenEsmae ArmstrongKaye ArmstrongRoger ArnoldAthelglow DairiesMax AtkinsJim AuldDi AuldKim BaileyRhonda BaileyTina BallardUna BarhamDoris BarnfieldCol BarrettGenella BarrettPat BarrettGwenyth BeerAnthony Bennett Berry Patch Work - ElizabethPauline Bevis-CookeJim BielerTom BinglePam BingleMelinda BinkinsIrene BirksDee BishopJackie BoadenMichael BorysAmanda BorysStephanie BorysKaterina BorysKeith BowdenJohn BowdenJanet BowdenCheryl BowkerRussell Bowker

Paul BowkerStella BowkerKath BowleyCol BowleyKerry BowleyAlan BowleyDavid BoyleShirley BramleyJack BramleyGraeme BramleyChris BramleyPaul BreretonAnnette BreretonAnne BrienLindsay BrienJane BristonHelen BuchananBradley BurtTegan BurtMargaret BullNorman BurgessJoyce BurgessJane BurmanIan CallaghanGarry CaneJackie CanePhyllis CaneJanette CannIain CarolinRuari CarolinJohn CarterMaria CarterDavid CarterPaul CarterJanette CarterChris CarterRaelyn CarterJanine CaseyMike CaseyAnita ChalmersGeoff ChalmersAlicia Christley Jeremy ChristelyPiper ChristleyMargot ClaringboldJohn Claydon

Leonie ClaydonBob ClearyLisa CochraneGraeme CochranePamela ColesSandra ColesCraig ColesDavid ColfeltAnthony ColfeltEmma ColfeltRobyn CondonPaul CondonMaxine CondonRobyn CondonFelicity CoughlanStuart CoughlanAaron Coutts-McClellandKylie Coutts-McClellandDavid CrappJacqui CrappMaddison CrappCarol CuleyTara CuleyChris CurreyWayne DabbsToby DavisPolly DevinePeter DevenishRichard DoustNoreen DoustChase DowlingGreg DowneyCary DunnSharon DunnDean DurkinIngrid DurkinDavid EdmondstoneSue EdmondstoneKelly EdmonstoneSandra EldridgeDeidre EllardMike EllardRobert EllardD. Ellis Sarah EllisEmma Ellis


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Kathleen EltonPeter EltonVicki EltonBelinda EnsorMaryann EvansJeff EvansTherese EvertPaul EvertTerry FahlDavid FahlMargaret FahlJeffrey FahlPel FesqJanet FingletonJim FingletonWendy FirthSteve FisherDarcy FordGlenora FordCraig FordBarry ForemanAnn ForemanCassandra ForemanJennifer ForemanAnnelise ForemanEdith ForemanHeather FosterDavid FowlerElizabeth FowlerMurray FoxJocelyn FoxLisa FranceJoanne FraneySteve FraneyAllison Freeme Jeanette GalbraithEdna GantJessie GardnerJudith GardnerSarah GardnerAllan GarrattyAmanda GarrattyCorrena GarvanMichael GarvanJohn GarvanChris Garvan

Jack GibbsJulie GibbsTerry GibbsPaul GibsonShona GibsonKevin GormanSuellen GormanCornelis GraafUna GraafTonia GrayMikhaela GrayPat GreenLayne GreenMelanie GreenRuth GuthrieAdam GuthrieRose GuthrieJohn HallShirley HallChristine HallahanLynda HamiltonTian HamiltonWayne HamiltonIrwin HananLibby HananPeter HandsAnne HarrisRae HarrisPeter HarrisSandra HarrisNicole HarrisBrendan HarrisHilton HarrisMoira Harris Linda HennessyAlan HenrySandra HenryBronwyn HilaireShane HilaireLuke HillJodie HillDianne HillPaul HillJune HillierLeila HinesSue Hinkley

Barry HinkleyStacey HinkleyTodd HinkleyAllan HitchcockShawne HitchcockCynthia HodgsonJim HoffmannBrook Holland Alisssa HollandLyn HostColin HostRobert HostJohn HudsonJanice HughesBrian HuntGraham HuttonMargaret HuttonCarol IngoldBill IngoldHeather IsemongerRay IsonTracey IsonKay IsonLenette IsonLeah IsonCraig JefferySharon JefferyAmanda JefferyMegan JefferyMatthew JefferyChris JohnsonLisa JohnsonAlan JohnsonIan JohnsonKathleen JohnsonJames JohnsonBarry JonesErrolynne JonesCindy JonesPatrick JonesMartin JonesDenise JonesKate JonesNick JonesLizzie JonesAbbie Jones

MEMBERS 2015-2016MEMBERS 2015-2016


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Shirley KershawWarwick KershawPeter KnevittTrish KenvittDavid LamshedPamela LamshedRay LarderMargaret LarderJudy LealWarwick LealJessica LewisMax LewisCec LewisJo LillJustin LillMaxwell LillKellie LittleRebecca LittleDebbie LittleKay LordNeil LordGeoff LowersonGlenn LowersonPutch LyleGreg LynchJoanne LynchTaylor LynchEbonie LynchDenny Lynch Philip MabbottDoug MacKeyKaye MacKeyDeb MainsbridgeGuy MainsbridgeSandra MartinMargaret MathersBarbara MaurerDennis MaurerJason MaurerKylie MaurerAmanda McAlisterMatthew McAlisterBarry McAndrewSusan McAndrewCarol McClellandRoss McClelland

Peter McGlincheyCatherine McGoldrickBruce McIntosh, OAMNora McIntoshJudy McMillanKaren McPhateAlexander McPhateSophie McPhateMalcolm McPheeMerle McPheeRoss MillerBrenda MillerMarcia MillerKatie MillerDon MitchellJenny MitchellKerry MitchellLyn MitchellJan MonaghanPhil MonaghanJune MorleyJack MurnPhillipa MurnGlen MustapicMelinda MustapicNicholas NadeJohn NichollsMargaret NichollsJulianne NobleNorma NorrisMaureen NotschIvan NotschLyn OadesTerry OadesTim O’ConnellMargaret OgleLisa OgleJack O’GormanNancy O’GormanLaurel OkeSteven O’KeefeTammy O’KeefeDennis O’KeeffeMarilyn O’KeeffeSharon O’Leary Catherine O’Leary

Joanne Osborne-SmithPaul Osborne-SmithBarry O’SullivanLaurel O’SullivanTim O’SullivanBrad PageLinda PageLinda ParkerEric ParkerJenny PastorRobert PastorHolly PastorNick PastorGail PatonOwen PatonDick PayneNeville PembleRobyn PembleMaurice PepperSylvia PepperSteve PottieBrian PoveyLynette PoveyJanet PriddleStuart PriddleJanelle PritchettMalcolm PritchettLeanne PughPam RabbidgeAshley RadburnKaren RadburnClive RadburnBruce RadburnDianne RadburnSophie RayRajarshi RayMichael RiggSidney RobertsMollie RobinsonRachael Rodney Kerry RumbleRobyn RumblePat RyanFrank SavilleKayelene SavilleRobin Saville

MEMBERS 2015-2016


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MEMBERS 2015-2016Jenny SavilleJohn ScullionLeigh ScullyBill SeelisMary SeelisDon SharpeCol SharpeMargaret SharpeBruce SheridanMaureen SheridanDenis SimondRobyn SimondTerry SmithJenny SmithJohn SpicerHelen SpicerDuncan StanfordLucie StanfordJames StangerRobyn StangerKeith StanistreetJanet StanistreetPat StathersPeter StathersMargaret StephensGraham StokesLorelei StokesFrank StonePat StoneRob StoneKay StoneNicole StoneJohn StoneFleur StrannerMargaret StreetTed StreetEvelyn StrongMichelle SullivanMichael SullivanBrett SuttonSally SuttonJennifer SwanBonita SwaneBruce SwaneAdrian Taylor

Libby TaylorGregory TedderPatricia TedderMitchell TerryWendy TerryJohn ThomsonSharon ThomsonIan ThompsonPhilip ThornileyAlan ThorpeKathy ThorpeAngela ThorpeCharlotte ThorpeColleen TimbsRay TimbsJohn TobinDarren TrewinElizabeth TrewinGreg TroyKerry TroyAnn TurnerRaymond TurnerGregory TurnerDaren TurnerElisha TurnerKen TweddleHaseena TweddleGavin UrquhartAngela UrquhartGregory ValeRodney van de StruikAmba van de StruikLorraine van der LubbeMichael VassalloPatricia VassalloBrian Vassallo-KnappTammy Vassallo-KnappTyler Vassallo-KnappKim VellocottRoss WaddellBrian WalshColin WalshSusan WalshJustin WalshLibby Walsh

Dyllan WareNichole WareMatt WarnesRenee WarnesMaree WatsonKevin WatsonLeon WebsterVeronica WebsterMalcolm WeirRuth WeatleyRob Whitemegan WhiteJoan WinchesterIan WinlawLeonie WinlawSally WisemanRichard WisemanMarelle WrightCleone WrightAshley Wright-HandsAnna Wright-HandsBarbara WylesStuart YeatmanBen YeatmanGary Young

NOTE:

Members listed are those who are financial at the time of print, 1st August each year.

Membership is due by 30th June each year.


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Proudly supporting The Berry Show again in 2016


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Friday Night Main Ring

Buckjumping ponies

THE BERRY GYMSUPER HERO 2016

RodeoTO COMMENCE 8.00PM FRIDAY 30TH JANUARY, 2016

Events may be altered at discretion of Chief Steward, Kevin Orford.Entries close 6pm 29th January, 2016 at the Announcer’s Box

1. EXPRESS TOOLS & CAMPING Poddy Ride - For riders 8 to 14 years. Riders must have Crash Hat - Entry Fee $5 (maximum number of riders - 20)

1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5

2. EXPRESS TOOLS & CAMPING Junior Steer Ride - For riders 14 years and under 17.

Crash Hat compulsory. Entry Fee $5 (maximum number of riders - 10)

1st $50 the BOB and ELSIE GOODSELL MEMORIAL Trophy donated by Allan Smith. 2nd $25, 3rd $15

3. ORFORD RURAL Open Steer Ride - Entry Fee $15

1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50

4. EXPRESS TOOLS & CAMPING Open Bull Ride - Entry Fee $25

1st $500 prize money

2nd $250, 3rd $150, 4th $80, 5th $50 sponsored by CONCEPT INTERIORS

CHUTE GATE 1 - sponsored by BERRY RURAL CO-OP

CHUTE GATE 2 - sponsored by EXPRESS TOOLS & CAMPING

CHUTE GATE 3 - sponsored by ORFORD RURAL CONTRACTING

CHUTE GATE 4 - sponsored by THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL

Riders 11 year old to 14 year old


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mullins WoRking dog demonstRations

SPONSOREd BY THE BERRY SHOw SOCIETY

We guarantee you will be left breathless and wanting more.

SPONSOREd BY THE BERRY SHOw SOCIETY

ON SATURDAYFreestyle Team has taken extreme entertainment to an all new level. FMX Kaos will leave you astonished and in disbelief with what you witness.


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ON SATURDAYHigH VelocitY tRick Riding

ON SATURDAY

HIGH VELOCITY TRICK RIDING

“AN ACTION PACKED ADRENALIN

RUSH ON HORSEBACK”

Beaut Utes

Chief STEWARD: Barry Foreman ENQUIRIES: 0407 426 989 ENTRY FEE: $10 for car and driver. Passengers in the cab $10 each.

NO passengers on the tray of utes All participants must have a coloured band to enter Showgrounds

JUDGING: 5pm Saturday, 31st January, 2015 at Creamery Lane SPONSORED BY

T.J.Fahl Rural Contracting 51 Jaspers Brush Road J.B.

1. Chick’s Ute 2. Country Ute 3. Town Ute 4. Off-road Ute

Best Over - all Champion Ute Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25 and Champion $100

“An action packed adrenalin rush on horseback”

Beaut UtesChief STEWARD: Barry Foreman ENQUIRIES: 0407 426 989

ENTRY FEE: $10 for car and driver. Passengers in the cab $10 each.NO passengers on the tray of utes

All participants must have a coloured band to enter ShowgroundsJUDGING: 5pm Saturday, 31st January, 2015 at Creamery Lane

SPONSOREd BY


1. Chick’s Ute 2. Country Ute 3. Town Ute 4. Off-road Ute

Best Over - all Champion Ute

Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25 and Champion $100


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tHe gRand paRadeSATURdAY 1.30PM

SPONSOREd BY BERRY SHOw SOCIETY $100 Best in Parade

THE BOwdEN FAMILY $50 Encouragement Award

The GRAND PARADE SATURDAY 1.30PM

sponsored by BERRY SHOW SOCIETY $100 Best in Parade THE BOWDEN FAMILY $50 Encouragement Award

Axemen & sawyers bar AD

The GRAND PARADESATURDAY 1.30PM

Ride and DriveRide and DriveRide and DriveRide and DriveRide and DriveCompetitionCompetitionCompetitionCompetitionCompetition

Entries $3 per team at the Announcer’s Box at 5pm1st $120 2nd $80

FRIDAY 4pm

Enjoy meeting friends and have a drink in our

sponsored byIGA BERRY and The GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL

sponsored by BERRY SHOW SOCIETY

$100 Best in ParadeTHE BOWDEN FAMILY$50 Encouragement Award

Wine proudly supplied byCROOKED RIVER WINES GERRINGONG


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SaturdayHaY stacking competition

TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, 31ST JANUARY, 2016

STEWARDS Col Sharpe, Col Walsh, Barry McAndrew, Paul Condon and Kim Bailey

ENTRY FEE: $3 per team at the Announcer’s Box

ENTRIES CLOSE: 7pm Saturday, 30th January, 2016

PRIZES: OPEN COMPETITION: 1st $90, 2nd $60, 3rd $30. JUNIOR COMPETITION: 1st $45, 2nd $30, 3rd $15.

OPEN COMPETITION:

Each team member must be 15 years of age and over. Commencement follows Juniors.

JUNIOR COMPETITION:

Each team member must be 10 years of age and under 15 years of age. (approx. 9 pm)

RULES:

The object of the event is to stack up 20 bales of hay (OPEN) or 15 bales (JUNIOR) to the greatest height as quickly as possible. No extra bales of hay will be given during any one event to replace broken bales. Teams will consist of THREE (3) MEMBERS.

The bales of hay shall be picked up and carried (not thrown) from the start line 10 metres to where the stack should be built. One (1) team member must finish seated on top of the highest bale and the stack must stand unaided for a minimum of five (5) seconds - then may be held by members of the team for the stack to be measured.

Teams will have a maximum of three (3) minutes to finish in heats and two (2) minutes in the final. There will be a whistle sounded 30 seconds before full time. Teams will be notified when time is up by two (2) sounds of the whistle at which point they must cease building and sit on the top bale (not all bales have to be used). Where more than one team finishes with stacks of the same height (measured to the highest bale), the fastest will win.

Heats of 2 to 3 teams will be run with the highest and fastest overall progressing to the final.

HIGHEST THREE TEAMS TO GO INTO THE FINAL.


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HoRse Rules (section 2)ALL COMPETITORS TO PAY GATE ENTRY TO THE SHOW

ENTRIES TO BE ON GLOBAL BY MIDNIGHT ON MONDAY, 25/1/2016.

NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON DAYS OF COMPETITION.(a) Absolutely no temporary yards.(b) Parking off site - DO NOT park across footpaths or driveways.(c) Every animal must be under thorough control, otherwise the animal will not be

allowed to compete.(d) Competitors in all jumping events must wear clean E.A. approved attire, otherwise

they will be disqualified from competing.(e) IMPROPER BEHAVIOUR - Outside assistance to competitors by word, by radio or

any other method in horse ring events will NOT be permitted. If in breach of this ruling, competitors and their exhibits may be dismissed from the event and from the Showground.

(f) Approved helmets for pony club and showjumping events must be worn.(g) Fees - $5 per class entry, unless otherwise stated in Showjumping.(h) The Society reserves the right to have any competition animal entry tested

for prohibited substances. Any competitor found to have breached the ASC disputes and disciplinary regulations will be investigated by the ASC Disciplinary Committee.

(i) Stallion Riders/Handlers must be 18 years of age or over.All classes under the heading of “Novice” events are for horses which have not won a first prize at any Show up to the date of competition. Winners in Novice Classes can compete in Open Classes.

All veterinary charges must be paid for by the owner of animals.

Horse yards: $20 for 2 days. Yards are limited and therefore must be booked and paid for before the Show. Exhibitors are encouraged to have identification cards with details of horse and rider available.Rules for Showjumping Competitions under E.A. rules penalties and marking.CHIEF STEWARDS: Col Bowley, Kevin Orford and Chris Carter.ADMINISTRATOR: Gillian Orford: [email protected] MASTERS: Tim Salway, Paul Gibson and John Milne.ENTRY STEWARDS: David Edmonstone, David Boyle and Oliver Boyle.RING STEWARDS: Paul Evert, Jeremy Christley, Keith Downes, Kim Bailey, Warren Priestley, Scott Galbraith, Bruce Andrew, Barry McAndrew, Paul Condon, John Mathers, Paul Timbs, Catherine McGoldrick, Tim McGoldrick, Anthony Lewis, John Miller, Ray Watson and Peter Harris.

ALL HORSE ENTRIESare to be lodged on GLOBAL ENTRIES ONLINE

www.globalentriesonline.com.au Select in “Change Sport” box: Equestrian Show Jumping

or Equestrian Showing (note: gallery image will relate to your selection) then Login and enter,

by Monday 25th January, close midnight


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Rules foR tHe conduct of Bending Races 1. There will be five pegs. 2. The distance between the start line and the first peg will be 9 metres and

there is no limit to the lines of pegs used. 3. Each competitor must LEAVE the first peg on their right. 4. Each competitor must keep to their own line of pegs. Crossing through

other lines will mean disqualification. 5. Knocking any peg down will mean disqualification. 6. Only winners of heats eligible to compete in semi-finals. 7. Should any owner have more than one horse in the final they are to

provide another rider. 8. The rider of the first HORSE past the winning post will be declared the

winner, only when they are mounted on their horse, all pegs in their line are standing, and they have completed the course in accordance with these rules.

9. In the event of all competitors in the final knocking their pegs down, the final must be re-run to determine the winner.

Rules foR tHe conduct of flag Races 1. There will be a cask and five pegs with detachable flags on each. 2. Distance between pegs to be 6 metres, and from the cask to the first peg

to be 9 metres. 3. Spacing between lines of pegs to be 12 metres and there is no limit to

the lines of pegs used. 4. The cask to be a peg with a bag attached to the top to collect the flags.

Height of peg when driven in to be 150 cm. 5. Each competitor must take the furthest peg first. 6. If the cask is knocked down by competitor, they are to re-erect it before

continuing. 7. Should the competitor fail to lodge any of the flags in the cask they must

dismount, pick up the flag, mount, replace the flag in the cask and finish. 8. Each competitor must keep to their own line of pegs. A “line of

demarcation” will be drawn or shown 6 metres on each side of each line of pegs, and each competitor must keep within these lines. Crossing these lines will mean disqualification. Should a competitor, while crossing these lines, in doing so, interfere in any degree with another competitor or his horse, the heat, semi-final or final in which the infringement occurs will be stopped as speedily as possible and re-run, but the competitor causing the infringement will be automatically disqualified.

9. Only winners of heats to be eligible to compete in semi-finals. 10. Should any owner have more than one horse in the final, they are to

provide another rider.11. The rider of the first HORSE past the winning post will be declared the

winner, only when they are mounted on their horse, has the five flags in the cask and has completed the course, in accordance with the rules.


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FRIDAY SHOWJUMPING PROGRAMME - TO START AT 7.30AM

SHOWJUMPING ARENA(Competitors please note that events may not necessarily be run in

the same order as listed in the schedule)JUDGES: Greg and Cheryl BackhouseCOURSE BUILDER: Warren Priestley

Assessment Cards to be produced on request.

ALL ENTRIES TO BE ENTERED ON GLOBAL BY MIDNIGHT on MONDAY 25th January 2016

Classes 1 Showjumping Contest 1.05 Metres AM5 under 6 points Entry Fee $7.00 1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $20, 5th $10, 2 Showjumping Contest 1.1 to 1.15 Metres AM5 6 points and under 20 points Entry Fee $8.00 1st $100, 2nd $80, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $20 3 REG McBROOM MEMORIAL Showjumping Contest 1.2 to 1.25 Metres Entry Fee $8.00 AM5 20pts & under 40pts 1st $100, 2nd $80, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $20 4 GEORGE MILLER MEMORIAL Showjumping Contest Grand Prix warm up Entry Fee $10.00 1.3 to 1.35 Metres AM5 Open 1st $120, 2nd $100, 3rd $80, 4th $60, 5th $40 5 A Junior Show jumping contest for riders 18 years and under AM5 1 Metre B Junior Show jumping contest for riders 18 years and under AM5 over 1 Metre A and B contestants may enter more than once on different horses Entry Fee $4.00 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10, 5th $5

SATURDAY SHOWJUMPING PROGRAMME TO START AT 7.30AM

Assessment Cards are to be produced at time of entry on requestJunior Rule does not apply.

6 DAISY CALLAGHAN MEMORIAL Showjumping Contest 1.1 to 1.15 Metres Entry Fee $6 18 years and under 1st $60, 2nd $45, 3rd $35, 4th $25, 5th $15, 6th $10

7 JIM CALLAGHAN MEMORIAL Showjumping Contest 1.15mts AM5 under 20 pts. Entry Fee $8 1st $100, 2nd $70, 3rd $40, 4th $20, 5th $10

8 KEVIN ROBINSON MEMORIAL Showjumping Contest 1.3 to1.35 Metres Entry Fee $8 AM5 over 40 points 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, 4th $20, 5th $10 sponsored by the ROBINSON FAMILY

9 JACK McGEE MEMORIAL Championship AM5 1.1 to1.2 Metres AM5 Entry Fee $15 20 points to 40 points 1st $300, 2nd $270, 3rd $200, 4th $130, 5th $70 Sash donated by the McGEE FAMILY Grand Prix $300 Bonus

10 BOB MONTEITH MEMORIAL Grand Prix Show Jumping Contest to 1.4 Metres

Entry Fee $15 AM5 over 40 points 1st $350, 2nd $285, 3rd $225, 4th $150, 5th $100 # Point Score for Most Successful Showjumping Rider $100 Voucher and Rug, donated by NOWRA SADDLE WORLD


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2016 soutH coast & taBlelands sHoWjumping pointscoRe

(Prizemoney donated by participating Show Societies)

1st $600, 2nd $250, 3rd $50

Participating shows: Albion Park, Berry, Bowral, Camden, Campbelltown, Kangaroo Valley, Kiama, Milton, Moss Vale, Nowra and Robertson.

Special Regulations:

1. Points will be awarded on the basis of:

1st Place -10 points; 2nd Place - 8 points; 3rd Place - 6 points; 4th Place - 4 points; 5th Place - 2 points

2. Points will be awarded in all showjumping classes conducted by participating shows, except for classes for juniors and novelty events.

3. Horses are eligible for points from one class only on each day. In the event that a horse places in more than one class, the highest points earned that day will be added to its score.

4. Only horses which are registered with the Equestrian Federation of Australia are eligible to compete.

5. Each event will be conducted until a first placing is reached.

6. Points for minor placings will be equally divided by the minor place winners.

7. Horses which are upgraded during the period of the competition, retain the points earned.

8. Points awarded by each society must be supplied immediately after the show to the Group 5 Secretary.

9. Any dispute concerning this competition must be referred to the Group 5 Secretary in writing, for reference to the committee.

10. The competition will conclude on the date of the last scheduled participating show in Group 5.


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HoRses - section 2FRIDAY PROGRAMME - TO START AT 9:00AM

RING ONEJUDGE: EMMA DONNELLY

ARABIAN HORSE CLASSES “B” CLASS SHOW AARM

All horses must be registered with AHSA - proof of registration MUST beproduced if requested by Judge, Steward or Show Official

Stallion riders/handlers must be 18 years plusEntry $5 per class

PUREBRED ARABIANS

11 Classic Head 12 Classic Trot 13 Colt, Filly or Gelding 1 yr and under. (Winner eligible for relevant champion class) 14 Colt 2 yrs and under 4 15 Stallion 4 yrs and over CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT and RESERVE CHAMPION 16 Filly 2 yrs and under 4 17 Mare 4 yrs and over CHAMPION MARE and RESERVE CHAMPION 18 Gelding 2 yrs and under 4 19 Gelding 4 yrs and over, under 14.2 hds 20 Gelding 4 yrs and over, 14.2 hds and over CHAMPION GELDING and RESERVE CHAMPION SUPREME CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN

ARABIAN DERIVATIVES

21 Best Head 22 Best Trot 23 Colt, Filly or Gelding 1 yr and under (Winner eligible for relevant champion class) 24 Colt 2 yrs and under 4 25 Stallion 4 yrs and over CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT and RESERVE CHAMPION 26 Filly 2 yrs and under 4 27 Mare 4 yrs and over, under 14.2 hds 28 Mare 4 yrs and over, 14.2 hds and over CHAMPION MARE and RESERVE CHAMPION 29 Gelding 2 yrs and under 4 30 Gelding 4 yrs and over, under 14.2 hds. 31 Gelding 4 yrs and over, 14.2 hds and over. CHAMPION GELDING and RESERVE CHAMPION SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN DERIVATIVE


31BeautUtes

Chief STEWARD: Barry Foreman ENQUIRIES: 0407 426 989ENTRY FEE: $10 for car and driver. Passengers in the cab $10 each.

NO passengers on the tray of utesAll participants must have a coloured band to enter Showgrounds

JUDGING: 5pm Saturday, 31st January, 2015 at Creamery Lane SPONSORED BY


1. Chick’s Ute 2. Country Ute3. Town Ute 4. Off-road Ute

Best Over - all Champion UtePrizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25 and Champion $100


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• 12 Tonne Excavator

SPECIAL PUREBRED AND DERIVATIVES

32 Led endurance horse. (Must produce Blue or Yellow Log Book and have completed at least one endurance ride of 40km or more.)

33 Progeny group. (Two reg. Pure or Derivative Arabians by the same stallion or from the same mare.)

34 Owner’s group. (Two reg. Pure/ Derivative Arabians registered to the same owner)

RIDDEN PUREBREDS AND ARABIAN DERIVATIVES

35 Novice Ridden, any sex. (Novice is one who has never won an individual saddle class at an “A” or “B” Class Show, in Arabian or Open Class.) 36 Ridden Stallion or Colt 37 Ridden Mare or Filly, under 14.2 hds 38 Ridden Mare or Filly, 14.2 hds and over 39 Ridden Gelding, under 14.2 hds 40 Ridden Gelding, 14.2 hds and over 41 Best Educated, any sex CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED/ARABIAN DERIVATIVE RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED/ARABIAN DERIVATIVE 42 Pleasure, any sex 43 Show hunter, any sex 44 Working Hunter hack, any sex (To be judged with a small jump) 45 Pair of hacks, any sex 46 Ridden endurance horse, any sex (Must produce Blue or Yellow Log Book and have completed at least one endurance ride of 40km or more.) 47 Arabian costume, any sex.


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HoRses - section 2FRIDAY PROGRAMME - TO START AT 9:00AM

RING TWOJUDGE: DAVID CALBERT

Entry $5 per classPrize money - 1st $7, 2nd $4 and 3rd $2

MINIATURE HORSES

Height not to exceed 10.2 hands

48 Filly or Mare 49 Colt or Stallion 50 Gelding CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE and RESERVE - RIBBONS

MINIATURE PONIES

All ponies must be registered and height must not exceed 87cm

51 Filly 3 yrs and under 52 Mare 4 yrs and over CHAMPION FILLY OR MARE and RESERVE- RIBBONS 53 Colt 3 yrs and under 54 Stallion 4 yrs and over CHAMPION COLT OR STALLION and RESERVE - RIBBONS 55 Gelding 3 yrs and under 56 Gelding 4 yrs and over CHAMPION GELDING and RESERVE - RIBBONS SUPREME MINIATURE PONY EXHIBIT

SHETLANDS

Horses must be registered with the APSBS

57 Shetland Pony, Gelding under 4yrs 58 Shetland Pony, Gelding 4 yrs and over CHAMPION GELDING - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING - RIBBON 59 Shetland Pony, Mare, under 4 yrs 60 Shetland Pony, Mare, 4 yrs and over 61 Shetland Brood Mare, any age CHAMPION MARE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION MARE - RIBBON 62 Shetland Pony, Colt under 4 yrs 63 Shetland Pony, Stallion, 4 yrs and over CHAMPION STALLION - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION STALLION - RIBBON SUPREME LED SHETLAND EXHIBIT Trophy donated by: “SHAMBALA PARK” SHETLAND STUD - RIBBON 64 Shetland Pony Ridden 65 Shetland in Harness


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WELSH PONIES - MUST BE REGISTERED WITH APSB OR WPCS

Section A 66 Led Colt or Stallion 67 Led Filly or Mare 68 Led Gelding CHAMPION SECTION A WELSH - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SECTION A WELSH - RIBBONSection B 69 Led Colt or Stallion 70 Led Filly or Mare 71 Led Gelding CHAMPION SECTION B WELSH - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SECTION B WELSH - RIBBONSection C/D 72 Led Colt or Stallion 73 Led Filly or Mare 74 Led Gelding CHAMPION SECTION C/D WELSH - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SECTION C/D WELSH - RIBBON

RIDDEN WELSH PONIES

75 Section A, Stallion, Mare or Gelding 76 Section B, Stallion, Mare or Gelding RIDDEN WELSH PONIES 77 Section C/D, Stallion, Mare or Gelding CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH PONY - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH PONY - RIBBON

PART-BRED WELSH PONIES

78 Led Colt or Stallion 79 Led Filly or Mare under 13 hands 80 Led Filly or Mare over 13 hnds 81 Led Gelding under 13 hands . RIDDEN WELSH PONIES 82 Led Gelding over 13 hands CHAMPION PART-BRED WELSH PONY - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PART-BRED WELSH PONY - RIBBON 83 Ridden Part-Bred Welsh under 13 hands 84 Ridden Part-Bred Welsh over 13 hands

RIDING PONIES - MUST BE REGISTERED WITH RPSBS

85 Led Colt or Stallion 86 Led Filly or Mare 87 Led Gelding CHAMPION RIDING PONY - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING PONY - RIBBON 88 Ridden Riding Pony

APSB PONIES - MUST BE REGISTERED WITH APSB

Ponies already entered in Shetland, Welsh or Riding Pony classes not eligible 89 Led Colt or Stallion 90 Led Filly or Mare 91 Led Gelding CHAMPION LED APSB PONY - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LED APSB PONY - RIBBON92 Ridden APSB Pony


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AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES - MUST BE REGISTERED WITH ASPA

93 Led Colt or Stallion 94 Led Filly or Mare 95 Led Gelding CHAMPION LED ASPA PONY - RIBBO RESERVE CHAMPION LED ASPA PONY - RIBBON96 Ridden Australian Saddle Pony

THOROUGHBREDS - MUST BE REGISTERED

97 Led Colt or Stallion 98 Led Filly or Mare 99 Led Gelding CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED - RIBBON100 Ridden Thoroughbreds

AUSTRALIAN WARMBLOODS - MUST BE REGISTERED

101 Led Colt or Stallion 102 Led Filly or Mare 103 Led Gelding CHAMPION WARMBLOOD - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION WARMBLOOD – RIBBON104 Ridden Warmblood

STANDARDBREDS

105 Led Colt or Stallion 106 Led Filly or Mare 107 Led Gelding CHAMPION STANDARDBRED - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED - RIBBON108 Ridden Standardbred

OPEN OTHER BREEDS BREEDS

109 Led Stallion, Mare or Gelding under 14 hands110 Led Stallion, Mare or Gelding 14 hands and over

One Location at21 Bellevue Street South Nowra

t: 02 4423 2359e: [email protected]

Visit our new website www.bishopsonline.com.au


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HoRses - section 2FRIDAY PROGRAMME - TO START AT 9.00AM

RING THREEJUDGE – MADDIEE GRAY

Entry $5 per class - Prize money - 1st $7, 2nd $4, and 3rd $2

Horses must be registered with relevant breed societies for Led ClassesStallion riders / handlers must be 18 years plus

SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER OPEN TO ALL BREEDS (WESTERN ATTIRE)

111 Youth Showmanship at Halter112 Open Showmanship at Halter113 Amateur Showmanship at Halter

QUARTER HORSE

114 Filly or Mare 115 Colt or Stallion 116 Gelding CHAMPION QUARTER HORSE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION QUARTER HORSE - RIBBON 117 Filly or Mare118 Colt or Stallion119 Gelding CHAMPION APPALOOSA EXHIBIT - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA EXHIBIT - RIBBON

PAINT

120 Best Presented 121 Best Marked 122 Best Coloured 123 Filly or Mare 124 Colt or Stallion 125 Gelding CHAMPION PAINT EXHIBIT - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT EXHIBIT - RIBBON

PINTO

126 Best Presented 127 Best Marked 128 Best Coloured 129 Filly or Mare 130 Colt or Stallion 131 Gelding CHAMPION PINTO EXHIBIT - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PINTO EXHIBIT – RIBBON


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PALOMINO

132 Best Mane and Tail 133 Best Coloured Coat 134 Filly or Mare 135 Colt or Stallion 136 Gelding CHAMPION PALOMINO EXHIBIT - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PALOMINO EXHIBIT - RIBBON

BUCKSKIN

137 Filly or Mare 138 Colt or Stallion 139 Gelding CHAMPION BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT- RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT - RIBBON

RIDDEN COLOURED HORSE

140 Ridden Appaloosa141 Ridden Pinto 142 Ridden Paint 143 Ridden Palomino 144 Ridden Buckskin CHAMPION RIDDEN COLOURED HORSE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN COLOURED HORSE - RIBBON

ALL BREEDS PERFORMANCE CLASSES

145 Open Hack146 Youth Hack 147 Amateur Hack 148 Open Hunter Under Saddle 149 Youth Hunter Under Saddle 150 Amateur Hunter Under Saddle 151 Youth English Equitation 152 Amateur English Equitation 153 Open Western Pleasure 154 Youth Western Pleasure 155 Amateur Western Pleasure 156 Youth Western Horsemanship Service donated by GARWARRA QUARTER HORSES 157 Amateur Western Horsemanship Service donated by GARWARRA QUARTER HORSES 158 Open Trail 159 Youth Trail 160 Amateur Trail


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HoRse - section 2SATURDAY PROGRAMME TO START AT 8.30AM

RING ONEJUDGE: EMMA DONNELLY

Entry Fee: $5 per class

Prize money - 1st $7, 2nd $4 and 3rd $2

RIDING JUNIOR CHILD RIDERS

Class 161 Tiny Tot, Boy under 4 yrs, must be led 162 Tiny Tot, Girl under 4 yrs, must be led 163 Boy rider, 4 yrs and under 6 yrs, may be led 164 Girl rider, 4 yrs and under 6 yrs, may be led165 Boy rider, 6 yrs and under 9 yrs 166 Girl rider, 6 yrs and under 9 yrs 167 Boy rider, 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 168 Girl rider, 9 yrs and under 12 yrs CHAMPION JUNIOR BOY RIDER under 12 yrs - $20.00 plus RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION - $10.00 plus RIBBON CHAMPION JUNIOR GIRL RIDER under 12 years - $20.00 plus RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION - $10.00 plus RIBBON Prizes for the above Champion and Reserve Boy & Girl Riders Sponsored by JOANNA GASH Mayor of the SHOALHAVEN 169 Best presented pony to be ridden by child under 9 yrs 170 Best presented pony to be ridden by child 9 yrs and under 12 yrs 171 Pair of Riders under 12yrs

Competitors please note that events may not necessarilybe run in the same order as listed in the schedule.

OPEN PONY HACKS

Cannot compete in Show Hunter Classes

172 Novice Pony Hack n/e 14 hands 173 Open Pony Hack n/e 11.2 hands 174 Open Pony Hack over 11.2h n/e 12 hands 175 Open Pony Hack over 12 h n/e 12.2 hands 176 Open Pony Hack over 12.2 h n/e 13 hands 177 Open Pony Hack over 13 h n/e 13.2 hands 178 Open Pony Hack over 13.2 h n/e 14 hands 179 Child’s Pony - rider under 12 years 180 Child’s Pony - rider 12 years and under 17 years Class 171 and 172 cannot compete in Adult or other Child Classes 181 Adult’s Pony n/e 14 hands, cannot compete in Child Classes CHAMPION PONY HACK n/e 12.2 hands - TOM LIDBETTER MEMORIAL RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK n/e 12.2 hands

-TOM LIDBETTER MEMORIAL RIBBON CHAMPION PONY HACK over 12.2 hands n/e 14 hands - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK over 12.2 hands n/e 14 hands - RIBBON 182 Pair of Pony Hacks


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SHOW HUNTER PONIES

Cannot compete in Open Pony Classes

183 Novice Show Hunter Pony n/e 14hands 184 Open Show Hunter Pony n/e 12 hands 185 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12h n/e 12.2 hands 186 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 h n/e 13 hands 187 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13 h n/e 13.2 hands 188 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 h n/e 14 hands 189 Child’s Show Hunter Pony, rider under 17 yrs cannot compete in Adult Class 190 Adult’s Show Hunter Pony, cannot compete in Child Class CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIBBON and Trophy Rug Sponsored by HORSELAND WOLLONGONG RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIBBON

Come and sit in comfort and enjoy ourCountry Hospitality.

Homemade Devonshire teas, slices, sandwiches andquiches, plus tea and coffee and cappuccinos.

The BERRY SHOW AUXILIARYsupplies lunches for Stewards and Judges,

lunch boxes are provided by BERRY GYM & FITNESS.

Under the Grandstandbetween 9.30am and 7.30pm

Friday and Saturday of Berry Show

BOMADERRY DENTAL SURGERY

The BERRY SHOW LADIES AUXILIARY

SHOW HUNTER PONIESCannot compete in Open Pony Classes

175 Novice Show Hunter Pony n/e 14hands176 Open Show Hunter Pony n/e 12 hands177 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12h n/e 12.2 hands178 Open Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 h n/e 13 hands179 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13 h n/e 13.2 hands180 Open Show Hunter Pony over 13.2 h n/e 14 hands181 Child’s Show Hunter Pony, rider under 17 yrs cannot compete in Adult Class182 Adult’s Show Hunter Pony, cannot compete in Child Class

CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIBBON


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HoRse - section 2SATURDAY PROGRAMME TO START AT 8.30AM

RING TWO:JUDGE: JO ASKEW

Entry $5 per ClassPrize money 1st $7, 2nd $4 and 3rd $2

SENIOR CHILD RIDER

191 Boy rider, 12 yrs and under 15 yrs 192 Girl rider, 12 yrs and under 15 yrs193 Boy rider, 15 yrs and under 17 yrs 194 Girl rider, 15 yrs and under 17 yrs CHAMPION SENIOR BOY RIDER - $20.00 plus LYLE BRANDON MEM. RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR BOY RIDER - $10.00 plus RIBBON CHAMPION SENIOR GIRL RIDER - $20.00 plus BRIAN McGOLDRICK MEM. RIBBON sponsored by the McGOLDRICK FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR GIRL RIDER - $10.00 plus RIBBON 195 Best Pair of Riders, 12yrs and under 17 yrs

OPEN GALLOWAY

Cannot compete in Show Hunter Classes 196 Novice Galloway over 14 hands n/e 15 hands 197 Open Lightweight Galloway over 14 hands n/e 14.2 hands 198 Open Heavyweight Galloway over 14 hands n/e 14.2 hands 199 Open Lightweight Galloway over 14.2 hands n/e 15 hands 200 Open Heavyweight Galloway over 14.2 hands n/e 15 hands 201 Child’s Galloway over 14 hands n/e 15 hands, rider under 17 yrs, cannot compete in Adult Class 203 Adult’s Galloway over 14 hands n/e 15 hands, rider over 17yrs, cannot compete in Child Class CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK over 14hands n/e 14.2h - RIBBON plus $35 Sponsored by RAY WHITE RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK over 14h n/e 14.2hands - RIBBON CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK over 14.2hands n/e 15h - RIBBON plus $35 Sponsored by RAY WHITE RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK over 14.2h n/e 15h - RIBBON Trophy Rug Sponsored by HORSELANDS WOLLONGONG204 Pair of Galloway Hacks

SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY

Cannot compete in Open Galloway Classes 205 Novice Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands n/e 15 hands 206 Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14 hands n/e 14.2 hands 207 Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 hands n/e 15 hands 208 Child’s Show Hunter Galloway, rider under 17 yrs, cannot compete in Adult Class 209 Adult’s Show Hunter Galloway, rider over 17 yrs, cannot compete in Child Class CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY - RIBBON


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HEAVY HORSE - START 2PM

JUDGE: Tim Peel

Point Score Competition - $100 open order donated by BISHOPS SOUTH NOWRA for the KIAMA, BERRY, NOWRA SHOWS. One point for each heavy horse entered at these shows. The winner is the Competitor with the most points from the three shows. Stallion riders/handlers must be 18 years plus.

CLYDESDALES

210 Filly or Colt, foal or yearling, eligible to enter champion class211 Colt, over 1 yr and under 3 yrs 212 Stallion, 3 yrs and over213 Filly, over 1 yr and under 3 yrs214 Mare, 3 yrs and over215 Gelding, any age CHAMPION CLYDESDALE - $100 plus F.E. & P. J. KALE MEMORIAL Ribbon RESERVE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE - $50 plus RIBBON

SHIRE HORSE

216 Filly or Colt, foal or yearling217 Colt, over 1 yr and under 3 yrs218 Stallion, 3 yrs and over 219 Filly, over 1 yr and under 3 yrs 220 Mare, 3 yrs and over 221 Gelding, any age CHAMPION SHIRE HORSE Ribbon RESERVE CHAMPION SHIRE HORSE RIBBON

OTHER HEAVY HORSES

222 Stallion or Colt223 Mare or Filly224 Gelding CHAMPION OTHER HEAVY HORSE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION OTHER HEAVY HORSE - RIBBON225 A Single Heavy Horse long rein driving (any breed) 226 Pair of Heavy Horses long rein driving (any breed)


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HoRses - section 2SATURDAY PROGRAMME - TO START AT 8.30AM

RRING THREE JUDGE – DAVID CALBERTEntry $5 per class - Prize money - 1st $7, 2nd $4, and 3rd $2

227 Lady Rider, 17 years and under 21 years 228 Lady Rider, 21 years and under 40 years 229 Lady Rider, 40 years and over CHAMPION LADY RIDER - the JENNY SPINKS MEMORIAL RIBBON plus $5 donated by the McGOLDRICK FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION LADY RIDER – RIBBONLEMAN RIDER230 Gentleman Rider, 17 years and under 21 years231 Gentleman Rider, 21 years and under 40 years232 Gentleman Rider, 40 years and over CHAMPION GENTLEMAN RIDER - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION GENTLEMAN - RIBBON SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER - RIBBON plus $60 (from Ladies and Gents TO include Champ.Junior Boy & Girl Rider and Champ.Senior Boy & Girl Rider rings 1&2 JOHN GALBRAITH MEMORIAL Donated by the GALBRAITH FAMILY

OPEN HACKS - CANNOT COMPETE IN SHOW HUNTER CLASSESAll Open Hack Classes are Sponsored by CONCEPT INTERIORS 233 Novice Hack over 15 hands234 Open Hack over 15 hands n/e 15.2 hands235 Open Hack over 15.2 hands n/e 16 hands236 Open Hack over 16 hands n/e 16.2 hands237 Open Hack over 16.2 hands238 Lady’s Hack to be ridden by a Lady rider (cannot compete in Gents or Childs)239 Gents Hack to be ridden by a Gent Rider(cannot compete in Ladies or Childs)240 Child’s Hack to be ridden by rider under 17 (cannot compete in Ladies or Gents) CHAMPION HACK over 15 n/e 16 hands - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION HACK over 15 n/e 16 hands - RIBBON ChAMPion hACK over 16 hands - Prize $35 + RIBBON Sponsor RAY WHITE reSerVe ChAMPion hACK over 16 hands - RIBBON241 Pair of Hacks over 15 hands SUPREME CHAMPION HACK - RIBBON plus $60From rings 1,2 and 3 Champs, all three Judges. Sponsored by J & R EQUESTRIANTo include Champ Pony Hack n/e 12.2, Champ Pony Hack over 12.2 n/e 14, Champ Galloway over 14 n/e 14.2, Champ Galloway over 14.2 n/e 15, Champ Hack over 15 n/e 16, Champ Hack over 16 hands.

SHOW HUNTER HACKS - CANNOT COMPETE IN OPEN HACK CLASSES

242 Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands243 Open Show Hunter Hack over 15 hands n/e 15.2 hands244 Open Show Hunter Hack over 15.2 hands n/e 16 hands245 Open Show Hunter Hack over 16 hands n/e 16.2 hands246 Open Show Hunter Hack over 16.2 hands247 Child’s Show Hunter Hack to be ridden by rider under 17 (cannot compete in Adult’s)248 Adult’s Show Hunter Hack to be ridden (cannot compete in Child’s) CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK - RIBBON SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK - RIBBON plus Trophy Rug Sponsored by HORSELANDS WOLLONGONG To include Champ Showhunter Pony, Champ Showhunter Galloway and Champ Showhunter Hack. 249 Best Fancy Dress Horse and Rider (Open)


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section 2SATURDAY PROGRAMME - TO START AT 8.30AM

RING FOUR JUDGE – TIFFANY WATTERSON

Horses must be foal recorded or registered with A.S.H.S. Membership cards and registration papers must be produced. Stallion riders/handlers must be 18 years plus.

Sponsored by REG RYAN TURF

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE LED

250 Yearling Colt 251 Colt 2 years252 Colt 3 years253 Stallion 4 years and over CHAMPION LED STALLION or COLT- RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LED STALLION or COLT - RIBBON 254 Yearling Filly255 Filly 2 years256 Filly 3 years257 Mare under 15 hands, 4 years and over258 Mare 15 hands and over, 4 years and over CHAMPION LED MARE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LED MARE - RIBBON 259 Yearling gelding260 Gelding 2 years261 Gelding 3 years262 Gelding under 15 hands, 4 years and over263 Gelding 15 hands and over, 4 years and over CHAMPION LED GELDING - RIBBON plus $25 RESERVE CHAMPION LED GELDING - RIBBON SUPREME LED STOCKHORSE - RIBBON plus $50

ASH HACK - STOCKHORSE OR ENGLISH ATTIRE ACCEPTED

264 ASH Hack - 3 years and under 265 ASH Hack - Stallion 266 ASH Hack - Mare 267 ASH Hack - Gelding CHAMPION STOCKHORSE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION STOCKHORSE - RIBBON

WORKING STOCKHORSES

268 ASH Working 3 years and under 269 ASH Working Stallion 270 ASH Working Mare 271 ASH Working Gelding CHAMPION ASH WORKING STOCKHORSE - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION ASH WORKING STOCKHORSE - RIBBON SUPREME RIDDEN STOCKHORSE - RIBBON plus $50


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WORKING STOCKHORSE JUNIOR CLASSES

272 Handler under 13 years 273 Juvenile Handler 13 - 18 years 274 Rider under 13 years 275 Juvenile Rider 13 - 18 years 276 Working Horse Rider under 13 years 277 Working Horse Rider 13 - 18 years

ANSA - HORSE MUST BE REGISTERED WITH ANSA

Run under ANSA rules, ridden classes snaffle bit only

278 Led ANSA Stallion or Colt 279 Led ANSA Mare or Filly280 Led ANSA Gelding CHAMPION LED ANSA - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION LED ANSA - RIBBON 281 Ridden ANSA Stallion or Colt282 Ridden ANSA Mare or Filly283 Ridden ANSA Gelding CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA - RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA - RIBBON

RIDDEN PUREBREDS AND ARABIAN DERIVATIVES

35 Novice Ridden, any sex. (Novice is one who has never won an individual saddleclass at an “A” or “B” Class Show, in Arabian or Open Class.)

36 Ridden Stallion or Colt37 Ridden Mare or Filly, under 14.2 hds38 Ridden Mare or Filly, 14.2 hds and over39 Ridden Gelding, under 14.2 hds40 Ridden Gelding, 14.2 hds and over41 Best Educated, any sex

CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED/ARABIAN DERIVATIVERESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED/ARABIAN DERIVATIVE

42 Pleasure, any sex43 Show hunter, any sex44 Working Hunter hack, any sex (To be judged with a small jump)45 Pair of hacks, any sex46 Ridden endurance horse, any sex (Must produce Blue or Yellow Log Book and

have completed at least one endurance ride of 40km or more.)47 Arabian costume, any sex


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BERRY PONY CLUB DISPLAY

Approx. 3pm Start

Display by active members of the Berry Pony Club only.Ribbons donated by BERRY I.G.A.

Exhibition Music and Mounted Games

SPORTING CLASSES TO START AT APPROX. 3.45 PM

Entry Fee $4.00 - Pre entry is appreciated, but can be entered on day of competition at the Announcer’s Box.

284 Old English Plate, 14 yrs and under285 Old English Plate, Open286 Flag Race, 14 yrs and under287 Flag Race, Open288 Bending Race, 14 yrs and under289 Bending Race, Open290 Barrel Race, 14 yrs and under291 Barrel Race, Open

BERRY PONY CLUB EVENTSApprox. 4.30pm Start

Events are for active members of the Berry Pony Club only.Ribbons donated by BERRY I.G.A.

Exhibition Music and Mounted Games Best presented Horse and Rider Trophy


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section 3BERRY WOODCHOP PROGRAMME 2016

Programme to commence 5.30pm Friday and 9.30am Saturday

Competitors compete at own risk. Competitors in the programme must be 10 years old or over on the day. The Committee has the

right to delete or change the programme. Nominations to reach the Woodchop Association Secretary, Mrs Julie Reumer, Mittagong - Phone 0408480150 email: [email protected] no later than

8th January, 2016, to facilitate the number of logs.

Entry fees all classes $14.00 except Aust. Underhand Champ. $20.00

Handicapper: Kevin MathieChief Steward: Mick Claydon Stewards: Rob McIntosh, Geoff Armstrong, Gary Dawson and Ray WrightHon. Steward: Lindsay Brien

FRIDAY WOODCHOP PROGRAMME 1st 2nd 3rd3001 250mm Standing Block Handicap $300 $75 $50 Prize money donated by MacDonALD internAtionAL & benChMArK eStiMAtinG SoFtwAre

3002 275mm Underhand Handicap $300 $75 $50 Prize money donated by C.K.b. bobCAt hire

3003 450mm Butcher’s Block Handicap - FINAL $240 $160 $100 Prize money sponsored by A & r ContrACtinG


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SATURDAY WOODCHOP PROSATURDAY WOODCHOP PROGRAMME

RIBBONS FOR ALL EVENTS ............................................................. Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th3004 1st Division - 300mm Underhand Handicap $300 $75 $50Sponsored by BERRY SERVICE CENTRE3005 2nd Division - 275mm Underhand Handicap $300 $75 $50 Sponsored by GRANT BLOW FARM CONTRACTING3006 275mm Underhand Veterans $400 prize money BOB WHITE MEMORIAL Sponsored by LYN WHITE 3007 1st Division 300mm Standing Block Handicap $300 $75 $50 Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY3008 2nd Division 275mm Standing Block Handicap $300 $75 $50

Sponsored by RAINE & HORNE BERRY3009 300mm AUSTRALIAN UNDERHAND CHAMPIONSHIP $1500 $600 $300 $200 Sponsored by STRONGBUILD CLASSIC DESIGN 5th $100 6th $100 7th $100 8th $100 3010 275mm Tree Felling Handicap $350 $200 $100 Sponsored by ROADWORKS3011 275mm 2 Board Tree for B Grade Novice $100 $50 $25 X 43012 Open 250mm Standing Block Handicap $600 $150 $100 $50 5th $50 6th $50

Sponsored by ANDREW BULLOCK3013 B grade 275mm Underhand Handicap $200 $75 $25

Sponsored by G & N SLOANE3014 275mm Novice Underhand $120 $75 $40 $20

Sponsored by THE BERRY BON BON SWEET SHOP3015 Novice 250mm Standing Block $120 $75 $40 $20

Sponsored by HOLLABACK PARK3016 250mm Junior Chop Underhand $60 $40 $20 $10

5th $10 6th $10 7th $10 8th $10 9th $10 10th $10 Sponsored by HAMILTON EARTHMOVING

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3018 450mm Double Handed Saw Handicap $300 $100 $50 JACK PAYNE MEMORIAL

3019 375mm N.S.W. SINGLE HANDED SAW CHAMPIONSHIP $500 $150 $100 $50

JIM HARRIS MEMORIAL Sponsored by THE HARRIS FAMILY 3020 300mm Hard Hitting Championship $200 $75 $25

Sponsored by RAY WHITE3021 Medley Relay $270 $270 $270 Sponsored by STRONGBUILD CLASSIC DESIGN

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RING CREW SHIRTS Sponsored by OWEN CARTER OPC CONSTRUCTIONS


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GENERAL HEALTH CONDITIONS: Berry Show encourages the move towards a disease free status for all exhibits. For 2016 the following conditions will apply:JOHNE’S DISEASE:1. The society will permit both tested and untested animals.2. The current status of exhibitors’ herds must be notified upon entry or prior to judging

day.The Stewards will ensure:a. Tested negative animals will be housed separately from other animals.b. Every effort will be made to immediately remove faecal material to an isolated area.c. Separate fresh water facilities will be made available. EBL (Enzootic Bovine Leucosis) - Dairy cattle are only accepted for exhibit if they

originate from an “EBL Monitored Free” herd. Certification to this effect must accompany entry form.

daiRY cattle (section 4)Attention Exhibitors

All Cattle Entries to be with Secretary by Tuesday, 26th January, 2016Paraders requested to wear breed dust coats or breed uniform.

All cattle must be unloaded at the four loading ramps in Albany Street (see map within).

Chief Cattle Stewards: Col Walsh and Kim Bailey

ENTRY FEES sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

Judging will commence at 9.00am sharp - Friday, 29th January, 2016All Electrical Leads to be TAGGED and not left on the ground

CATTLE MUST BE LOADED BY 3PM FRIDAY AND SHED LEFT CLEAN

A. No animal in the Cattle Section can compete in more than one Sub-Section. The owner of any animal so competing shall forfeit all prize moneys at Show.

B. No single exhibit will be entitled to more than one first prize, nor will it be allowed to compete, under penalty of disqualification, after winning a first prize, except in Champion, Special Classes, Groups or Pens.

C. All animals must be under control, and all cattle must be led around the judging ring, which shall be provided by the Committee.

D. All exhibits, having won a prize, except in pens, must parade in the ring, as directed by the Stewards.

E. Cattle shown in pens will be allowed to compete in single exhibits and vice-versa.F. It is compulsory for herd book stock to enter according to birth registration. Entries to be made

on the prescribed form, available from the Secretary. The age of registered dairy cattle to be the actual age up to and inclusive of 1st January.

G. Cow entered as dry will be allowed to compete as cow in milk (if calved).H. The definition of the word “heifer” is a female beast that has never had a calf, and that has not

more than six permanent teeth.I. Where animals are owned jointly or in syndicates, points for most successful exhibitor or breeder

trophies to be awarded to the names jointly or the syndicate, not divided between the owners individually.

J. No electrical leads to be on the ground.

ENTRIES CLOSE ON TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, 2016 and all exhibitors are requested to observe fully the conditions as set out in Paragraph G when completing their entry forms.

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ILLAWARRAS

Stewards: Keith Downes and Dennis O’Keeffe ENTRY FEES Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

All exhibits must be officially registered with the Illawarra Cattle Society of Australia and all cattle entered for competition will be inspected, if necessary, prior to judging by Inspectors of the Illawarra Cattle Society of Australia and all tattoos,etc.,will be checked.

ENTRIES CLOSE ON TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, 2016. Entries must be made on the prescribed forms obtainable from the Secretary.

Judging will commence at 9.00am sharp - Friday, 29th JANUARY, 2016

Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.Class 1st 2nd 3rd4001 Heifer, under 6 months 20.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by BISHOP’S SOUTH NOWRA4002 Heifer, under 12 months 20.00 10.00 5.004003 Heifer, 12 months and under 18 months 20.00 10.00 5.004004 Heifer, 18 months and under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004005 Pair of females, under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years $50 + RIBBON Sponsored by BERRY SMASH REPAIRS RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years - $25 + RIBBON

Sponsored by DEVONDALE - MURRAY GOULBURN4006 Female 2 to 3 years dry 20.00 10.00 5.004007 Cow, under 2 1/2 years in milk 25.00 10.00 5.004008 Cow, 2 1/2 to 3 years, in milk 25.00 10.00 5.00 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE $75 + RIBBON Sponsored by ELDER REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE $20 + RIBBON

4009 Cow, over 3 years dry 20.00 10.00 5.004010 Cow, 3 to 4 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by MANILDRA GROUP4011 Cow 4 to 5 years in milk, 50.00 10.00 5.00

Sponsored by MARGARET and COLIN SHARPE 4012 Cow 5 to 7 years in milk, J. T. ALEXANDER MEMORIAL 50.00 40.00 20.004013 Cow 7 years and over in milk 50.00 10.00 5.004014 Pen of three females, over 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004015 Dam and daughter or two daughters progeny of 1 dam 20.00 10.00 5.004016 Group of cattle to consist of four females, two 2 years and over, two under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004017 Best uddered cow H. G. MILLER MEMORIAL 60.00 CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over $75 + RIBBON

Sponsored by BERRY SMASH REPAIRS RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over - $25 + RIBBON4018 A. N. BINKS MEMORIAL Production Prize, Cow 4 years and over. To be eligible a cow must have won a ribbon in her respective breed class. The winner is then determined as the cow producing the most butterfat plus protein under official or group recording completed during the period 1st January to 31st December, 2015. Proof of production to be supplied to the Steward. 20.00 10.00 5.004019 Production Prize: Cow under 4 years Same conditions as in previous class 20.00 10.00 5.00

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HOLSTEIN TO BE CONDUCTED BY OFFICAL H.F.A.A. RULES

Stewards: Paul Condon, Col Sharpe, John Miller, Paul Anderson and Phil Duncan ENTRY FEES sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

Judge:

All exhibits must be officially registered with the Holstein Cattle Society of Australia and all cattle entered for competition will be inspected, if necessary, prior to judging by Inspectors of the Holstein Cattle Society of Australia and all registrations will be checked.


Judging will commence at 9.00am sharp - Friday, 29th JANUARY, 2016Class Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd. 1st 2nd 3rd4020 Heifer, under 6 months 20.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by biShoP’S SoUth nowrA4021 Heifer, under 12 months 20.00 10.00 5.004022 Heifer, 12 months and under 18 months 20.00 10.00 5.004023 Heifer, 18 months and under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004024 Pair of females, under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years $100 + RIBBON

Classes 4021 to 4024 and Junior Champ. Sponsored by RAINE & HORNE BERRY RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years $25 + RIBBON4025 Female 2 to 3 years dry 50.00 10.00 5.004026 Cow, under 2 1/2 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.004027 Cow, 2 1/2 to 3 years, in milk 25.00 10.00 5.00 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE $75 + RIBBON Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE - $20 + RIBBON

4028 Cow, over 3 years dry 50.00 10.00 5.004029 Cow, 3 to 4 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.00 Classes 28 and 29 Sponsored by MARGARET and COLIN SHARPE4030 Cow 4 to 5 years in milk, 50.00 10.00 5.00

Sponsored by SELECT GENETICS4031 Cow 5 to 7 years in milk, 50.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by MANILDRA GROUP4032 Cow 7 years and over in milk 50.00 10.00 5.00

Sponsored by NAB AGRIBUSINESS4033 Pen of three females, over 2 years 50.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by JOHN ANDREWS 4034 Dam and daughter or two daughters

progeny of 1 dam 20.00 10.00 5.004035 Group of cattle to consist of four females, two 2 years and over, two under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004036 Best uddered cow Sponsored by MARGARET and COLIN SHARPE ..$100.00 CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over $100 + V.J. LAMOND MEM. RIBBON

Sponsored by ORFORD RURAL CONTRACTING RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over - $25 + RIBBON4037 Production Prize, Cow 4 years and over. To be eligible a cow must have won a ribbon in her respective breed class. The winner is then determined as the cow producing the most butterfat plus protein under official or group recording completed during the period 1st January to 31st December, 2015. Proof of production to be supplied to the Steward. 20.00 10.00 5.004038 Production Prize: Cow under 4 years Same conditions as in previous class 20.00 10.00 5.00

Sponsored by BOMADERRY, JAMBEROO and MILTON COUNTRY STORES


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JERSEY

Steward: Geoff O’Dwyer and Peter Harris ENTRY FEES sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

Judge:

All exhibits must be officially registered with the Jersey Cattle Society of Australia and all cattle entered for competition will be inspected, if necessary, prior to judging by Inspectors of the Jersey Cattle Society of Australia and all tattoos, etc., will be checked.


Judging will commence at 9.00am sharp - Friday, 29th JANUARY, 2016Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Class 1st 2nd 3rd4039 Heifer, under 6 months 20.00 10.00 5.00

Sponsored by BISHOP’S SOUTH NOWRA4040 Heifer, under 12 months 20.00 10.00 5.004041 Heifer, 12 months and under 18 months 20.00 10.00 5.004042 Heifer, 18 months and under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004043 Pair of females, under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years $50 + RIBBON Sponsored by BERRY SMASH REPAIRS RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE, under 2 years $25 + RIBBON

Sponsored by DEVONDALE - MURRAY GOULBURN4044 Female 2 to 3 years dry 20.00 10.00 5.004045 Cow, under 2 1/2 years in milk 25.00 10.00 5.004046 Cow, 2 1/2 to 3 years, in milk 25.00 10.00 5.00 INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE $75 + RIBBON

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION FEMALE $20 + RIBBON

4047 Cow, over 3 years dry 20.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by MARGARET and COLIN SHARPE4048 Cow, 3 to 4 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.004049 Cow 4 to 5 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.00

4050 Cow 5 to 7 years in milk 50.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by MANILDRA GROUP4051 Cow 7 years and over in milk 50.00 10.00 5.004052 Pen of three females, over 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004053 Dam and daughter or two daughters progeny of 1 dam 20.00 10.00 5.004054 Group of cattle to consist of four females, two 2 years and over, two under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004055 Best uddered cow 60.00

Sponsored by THE BERRY SHOW SOCIETY SPONSOR REQUIRED CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over $100 + RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE, 2 years and over $50 + RIBBON

Champion and Reserve Sponsored by NAB AGRIBUSINESS4056 Production Prize, Cow 4 years and over. To be eligible a cow must have won a ribbon in her respective breed class. The winner is then determined as the cow producing the most butterfat plus protein under official or group recording completed during the period 1st January to 31st December, 2015. Proof of production to be supplied to the Steward. 20.00 10.00 5.004057 Production Prize: Cow under 4 years Same conditions as in previous class 20.00 10.00 5.00 Sponsored by THE BERRY SHOW SOCIETY SPONSOR REQUIRED


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ANY OTHER BREEDStewards: Paul Timbs

ENTRY FEES sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

All exhibits must be officially registered with the respective Societies.ENTRIES COSE ON TUESDAY, 26th January, 2016.

Entries must be made on prescribed forms obtainable from the Secretary.

Judging will commence at 9.00am sharp - Friday, 29th January, 2016Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Class 1st 2nd 3rd4058 Heifer under 18 months 20.00 10.00 5.004059 Heifer, 18 months and under 2years 20.00 10.00 5.00 JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE UNDER 2 YRS - $50.00 + RIBBON RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE UNDER 2 YRS $25 + RIBBON4060 Cow, dry any age 20.00 10.00 5.004061 Cow, under 3 years in milk 20.00 10.00 5.004062 Cow, over 3 years in milk 20.00 10.00 5.00 CHAMPION FEMALE OVER 2 YRS - $75 + RIBBON Sponsored by BERRY SMASH REPAIRS RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE OVER 2 YRS $25 + RIBBON4063 Best Udder $100

Sponsored by DEVONDALE - MURRAY GOULBURN

DEVONDALE - DAIRY YOUTH GROUPClass 1st 2nd 3rd4064 Female under 6 months 20.00 10.00 5.004065 Female over 6 months and under 12 months 20.00 10.00 5.004066 Female over 12 months and under 2 years 20.00 10.00 5.004067 Female 2 years and over 20.00 10.00 5.004068 Junior Parader under 12 years 20.00 10.00 5.00 (Under 12 years on the day to be judged on the ability to handle their animal and general presentation)4069 Junior Parader 12 years and under 18 years 20.00 10.00 5.00 CHAMPION JUNIOR PARADER - DEVONDALE Hoodie Jumper + RIBBON All Dairy Youth Group sponsored by DEVONDALE - MURRAY GOULBURN

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Sponsored by BERRY RURAL CO-OPPrize Open Order Voucher to value of $100

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SUPREME INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION (ALL BREEDS)Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY $100.00

BEST UDDERED COW (ALL BREEDS)Prize $100 plus THE HEDLEY JOHNSON MEMORIAL SASH

sponsored by Colin & Margaret SHARPEBEST PEN OF THREE FEMALES OVER TWO YEARS (ALL BREEDS)

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DR. GEORGE BORYS, D.V.M. HANOVER MEMORIAL SASH + $200sponsored by the BORYS FAMILY

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GENERAL HEALTH CONDITIONS: Berry Show encourages the move towards a disease free status for all exhibits. For 2016 the following conditions will apply.JOHNE’S DISEASE:1. The society will permit both tested and untested animals.2. The current status of exhibitors herds must be notified upon entry or prior to judging

day.The Stewards will ensure:a. Tested negative animals will be housed separately from other animals.b. Every effort will be made to immediately remove faecal material to an isolated area.c. Separate fresh water facilities will be made available.

Beef cattle (section 5)Entries: Forms available from Secretary, PO Box 173, Berry NSW 2535 ENTRY FEES sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY Close at 5pm Tuesday, 26th January, 2016 Beef Chief Steward: Kim BaileyBeef Stewards: Steve Lewis, Peter Gregory, Graham Hutton, Phil Duncan, Paul Andreson and Jessica LewisJudges: Krystelle Ridley and Jason SutherlandEXHIBITORS:

Judging to commence at 9.00am Saturday, 30th January, 2016Age of cattle to be taken as at 1st February 2016 inclusive.All cattle must be registered with their particular Breed Society.All bulls under 12 months and ALL females must be kept under control and led with a nose grip on at all times.All bulls 12 months and over must be kept under control and led with a ring.Paraders are requested to wear Breed dustcoats or Breed unifoms i.e., vest, tie, etc.All cattle must be unloaded and loaded at the four ramps in Albany Street.One ring will operate alternately for the European and British Breeds classes.All animals in each class are to enter the ring in age order with the youngest first and oldest last.Should any Bos indicus (e.g., Brahman, Santa Gertrudis, etc.) cattle be entered in the Show, these will compete in the British Breeds classes.Both Johne’s Disease tested and untested cattle will be permitted and separation requirements will apply. Declarations for all Johne’s Disease tested cattle must be produced to the Chief Steward before unloading cattle on Show day.Suitable bedding will be provided by the Society for both tested and untested cattle.All class winners and Champions/Reserves are required to participate in the Grand Parade. Any other class entries are also welcome to participate in the Grand Parade.Each exhibitor showing two or more animals will receive a Mineral Block for participating in this Section of the Show.

Proudly sponsored by MultiBlock and Berry Rural Co OpNOTE: Cattle Pavilion is not available until after 3.30pm on Friday.

(following Dairy Cattle move out and clean up)ORDER OF EVENTS: ◆ European Breeds

◆ British Breeds

◆ The Supreme Champion Beef Teams Competition

◆ Interbreed

◆ GROUP 5 Junior Steer Competition

◆ Led Heifer/Steer - hoof only

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EUROPEAN BREEDS Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $12.00, 3rd $8.00

Class 5001 Female, 8 months and under 12 months5002 Female, 12 months and under 16 months5003 Female, 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $50 prize money Sponsored by JESSICA LEWIS OF “KARAGUNDI” SIMMENTALS RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $25 prize money

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5004 Female, 20 months and under 30 months (without or with calf at foot to be under 8 mth)5005 Female, 30 months and over (without or with calf at foot to be under 8 months) SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $50 prize money

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $25 prize money Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5006 Best two females over 8 months5007 Bull, 8 months and under 12 months5008 Bull, 12 months and under 16 months5009 Bull, 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $50 prize money Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION - RIBBON and $25 prize money

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5010 Bull, 20 months and under 30 months5011 Bull, 30 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $50 prize money

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $25 prize money

Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5012 Best two bulls over 8 months


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BRITISH BREEDS

Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $12.00, 3rd $8.00

5013 Female, 8 months and under 12 months5014 Female, 12 months and under 16 months5015 Female, 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $50 prize money

Sponsored by RAY WHITE REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $25 prize money

Sponsored by RAY WHITE REAL ESTATE BERRY5016 Female, 20 months and under 30 months (without or with calf at foot to be under 8 mths)5017 Female, 30 months and over (without or with calf at foot to be under 8 months ) SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $50 prize money Sponsored by RAY WHITE LIVESTOCK RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - RIBBON and $25 Sponsored by RAY WHITE LIVESTOCK 5018 Best two females over 8 months5019 Bull, 8 months and under 12 months5020 Bull, 12 months and under 16 months5021 Bull, 16 months and under 20 months JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $50 prize money Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $25 prize money

INT Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5022 Bull, 20 months and under 30 months5023 Bull, 30 months and over SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $50 prize money

INT Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL - RIBBON and $25 prize moneyF

INT Sponsored by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY5024 Best two bulls over 8 months



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BERRY SHOWBerry: 02 4464 1600

RealEstate

Berry121 Queen Street, Berry 2535Telephone:(02) 4464 1600Facsimile: (02) 4464 1923Email: [email protected]: www.eldersberry.com.au

Owned and Operated by Berry Estates Pty Ltd

YEARSSERVICE TO BERRY DISTRICT

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THE SOUTH COAST AND TABLELANDS SHOW SOCIETIES“OVERALL MOST SUCESSFUL EXHIBITOR” POINTSCORE COMPETITION

“Overall Most Successful Exhibitor” Prize Money $500

Prizes awarded on completion of all ShowsSPONSORED by the participating Shows

To encourage participation in as many Shows as possible within the South Coast and Tablelands region of NSW. Points will be awarded at the following Shows: Albion Park, Berry, Camden, Kangaroo Valley, Kiama, Milton, Moss Vale, Nowra, Picton and Robertson.

Points will be allocated at each Show as follows:Most Successful Exhibitor = 3 PointsSecond Most Successful Exhbitor = 2 PointsThird Most Successful Exhibitor = 1 PointPlus each exhibitor will receive 5 points for attendanceINTERBREED 5025 CHAMPION BEEF FEMALE (Jr and Sr Champion from European Breed and British Breeds) - JIM DICK MEMORIAL SASH and $200 prize money Sponsored by N.S.W. FARMERS and B. & A.FORMAN RURAL CONTRACTORS5026 CHAMPION BEEF MALE (Jr and Sr Champion from European Breed and British Breeds ) - RIBBON & $ 200

Sponsored by N.S.W. FARMERS and BERRY SMASH REPAIRS5027 SUPREME BEEF EXHIBIT - BRIAN McGOLDRICK MEMORIAL SASH & $500

Sponsored by ($200) BISHOP’S SOUTH NOWRA($200) ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY

($100) The McGOLDRICK FAMILY

ECM LIVESTOCK MOSS VALEJUNIOR STEER COMPETITION

Class5028 •PrizemoneyawardedattheconclusionofGroup5ShowSeason 1st - $100, 2nd - $60 and 3rd - $40. • TheClassisforasteershowingnopermanentteeth,tobeprepared and exhibited by a fulltime school student or exhibitor under 18 years of age as at 30th June 2015.

•SteerandhandlermustbethesameforeachShowinthisclass. •To be judged taking into consideration student handling and

knowledge. •The beef sub-committee recommends that the competition be

judged the first steer class on the day. Results to be withheld and announced at the competition of the steer judging.

•Points to be awarded to a maximum of 10 placings and eachcompetitor receive 10 points for attendance.

• Competitors in this Junior Steer Competition are encouraged toexhibit in other open steer classes that may be scheduled on the day. Where schools are exhibiting, other students may parade the steer competing in this Junior Steer Competition in an open class.


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LED HEIFER/STEER COMPETITION HOOF ONLY

• No animals to compete if shown in any other sub-section.• Animals to be on the grounds by 10 am for weight assessment.• Animals may be purebred or crossbred but must not be showing any permanent teeth.5029 Lightweight Animal - Heifer or Steer up to 350kg RIBBON and $100 1st Prize Sponsored by BERRY BUTCHERY RIBBON and $50 2nd Prize Sponsored by HOMELEIGH FARM PTY LTD5030 Heavyweight Animal - Heifer or Steer 351kg to 450kg RIBBON and $100 1st Prize Sponsored by NOWRA TRUCK & TRACTOR RIBBON and $50 2nd Prize Sponsored by HOMELEIGH FARM PTY LTD5031 Openweight Animal - Heifer or Steer 451kg or over RIBBON and $100 1st Prize Sponsored by GARRY NELSON STOCK TRANSP. RIBBON and $50 2nd Prize Sponsored by HOMELEIGH FARM PTY LTD5032 SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER OR STEER - Ribbon and $200 made up from

Sponsored $100 by ELDERS REAL ESTATE BERRY and $100 Gift Voucher sponsored by BOMADERRY, JAMBEROO and MILTON COUNTRY STORES

PARADERS’ COMPETITION

Steward: Peter Gregory1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10.

Prize money sponsored by “KARAWI HILL” MURRAY GREY STUDand SELWOOD SALERS STUD

•Paraders will be assessed on presentation of themselves and their

animal as well as their abiltiy to handle and parade their animal.

• Paraders are requested to wear breed dustcoats or breed uniform, ie. vest, tie, etc.

• Paraders under 18 years are not to lead bulls, must be heifers or steers.

Class 5033 Junior parader - 13 years and under Sponsored by SELWOOD SALERS STUD 5034 Intermediate parader - 14 and 15 years

Sponsored by “KARAWI HILL” MURRAY GREY STUD 5035 Senior parader - 16 and 17 years

Sponsored by “KARAWI HILL” MURRAY GREY STUD 5036 CHAMPION PARADER - RIBBON and $100 prize money

Sponsored by SELWOOD SALERS STUDEach winner of the previous three classes is to parade individually for the Judge. Judge will then give the Parader a score of 1-10, considering the parader’s age and experience. This is to allow the younger Paraders to be competitive with the older Paraders.5037 SCHOOLS’ ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS - RIBBON and prize money $50 per School represented Sponsored by SELWOOD SALERS STUD The Steward and a Teacher from each participating school will select a Student from each School as the recipient of these awards.5038 Open parader - 19 years and over.

Sponsored by “KARAWI HILL” MURRAY GREY STUD


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angoRa goats (section 6)SATURDAY 30th January 2016

Goats on ground no later than 9.30am Animals to remain on ground until 2.00pmJudging commences 10.00am

Entry Fee: $4 per class entry ( including fleece classes )Entries Close: Friday, 22nd January, 2016

PO Box 173 Berry NSW 2535Steward: Ken Mitchell

PRIZE MONEY: 1st $15, 2nd $12, 3rd $10

SHOW CONDITIONS

LEGAL REQUIREMENTSThe requirements listed below are regulations set down by governing bodies in NSW. Forms marked (PWE) have been provided to each exhibitor with the official show entry form.· All exhibits must provide a National Goat Health Statement (PWE).· Goat Show and Sale Declaration (PWE).· All exhibitors must provide a National Vendors Declaration OR Transport· Stock Statement.· All goats must carry a NLIS tag.COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORM· When completing the entry form enter one exhibit per line.· If it is necessary to use more than one line per entry, such as in speciality classes,

join the lines together with a bracket { to indicate one entry.· Applicable to classes such as Dam and Daughter. · Entries close the Friday 22nd January, 2016. NO late entries allowed.· Substitutions to already entered goats are allowed on the day however, entry

changes will NOT appear in the show book, catalogue or official show records.· A School Class is defined as a goat owned and exhibited by a recognised school.

ENTRY CONDITIONS - ALL GOAT CLASSES (GENERAL CONDITIONS)· All animals must be free of external parasites.· All animals must be owned by the exhibitor.· Classes with only one entry may have the entry moved to an adjoining class · (where appropiate).· Goats may be moved to another class at the discretion of the judge.· All stud animals over 12 months of age must be registered.· All stud animals must have a clear and legible identification.· Age is calculated at the date of the Show on a month to month basis.· The wearing of white coats will be at the discretion of the judge.· All exhibitors must remain seated unless otherwise insturcted by the Judge.· Exhibitors must not talk to the Judge during judging unless instructed by the

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ANGORA GOAT CLASSESFleece Classes 6001 Fine hair (adult buck) 6002 Fine hair (adult doe) 6003 Young Goat 6004 Kid 6005 Fine Kid Doe Classes6006 Doe under 6 months 6007 Doe 6 months and under 12 months 6008 Doe 12 months and under 24 months 6009 Doe 24 months and under 36 months 6010 Doe 36 months and overBuck Classes 6011 Buck under 6 months 6012 Buck 6 months and under 12 months 6013 Buck 12 months and under 24 months 6014 Buck 24 months and under 36 months 6015 Buck 36 months and overSchool Classes (entry by High Schools only) 6016 Doe under 12 months 6017 Buck under 12 months 6018 Sire’s progeny ( 2 animals, same sire, different dams )Speciality Classes 6019 Dam and progeny (progeny under 12 months) 6020 Sire’s progeny (2 goats under 12 months, same sire, different dams) 6021 Sire’s progeny (2 goats over 12 months, same sire, different dams)Junior Judging 6022 Junior Handler (exhibitor 10 years of age and under, any goat breed) 6023 Junior Handler (exhibitor over 10 and under 16 years of age, any goat breed) 6024 Junior Judging-goats (students under 19 years of age) 6025 Junior Judging-fleeces (students under 19 years of age)

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION AWARDSCHAMPION FLEECE - RIBBON $40 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESRESERVE CHAMPION FLEECE - RIBBON $20 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESJUNIOR CHAMPION ANGORA ( CLASSES 6, 7, 11 & 12) - RIBBON $40 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION ANGORA - RIBBON

$20 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICES CHAMPION SENIOR ANGORA DOE (CLASSES 8 TO 10) - RIBBON $40 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR ANGORA DOE - RIBBON

$20 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESCHAMPION SENIOR ANGORA BUCK (CLASSES 13 TO 15) - RIBBON $40 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESRESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION ANGORA BUCK - RIBBON

$20 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICESSUPREME CHAMPION ANGORA (IN ALL 3 CHAMPION GOATS) - RIBBON $50 prize Sponsored by AEROSPACE TRAINING SERVICES


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sHoWgiRl competition (section 7)Saturday, 30th January, 2016

Stewards: Sharon Dunn, Theresa Evert and Jennifer Miller

SHOWGIRL COMPETITION (SECTION 7) Saturday, 30th January, 2016

Stewards: Sharon Dunn, Theresa Evert and Jennifer Miller

The Winner of the competition becomes Berry Showgirl 2016 and holds that title for one year, during which time she will represent Berry

Show Society at the Zone Finals in February. If successful there, she will be a guest of the Royal Agricultural

Society at the Royal Easter Show in Sydney for five days in March 2016. The winner will also be involved with functions

associated with Berry Show Society during her twelve months as Berry Showgirl, 2016.

The announcement of the winner will be made at Berry Show on Saturday, 30th January, 2016 at approximately 7.30pm.

The contestants are judged on personality, confidence, ambition and life goals, general knowledge, rural knowledge, presentation and speech. Finalists are also asked to demonstrate knowledge of their local community and current affairs and apart from their potential ambassadorial qualities, contestants are also judged on their involvement in and experience of rural affairs. All contestants are required to wear smart day-wear during their day interview and judging lunch. The evening function is a fairly formal occasion and it is therefore required for all finalists to be in evening wear.

The Winner of the competition becomes Berry Showgirl 2016 and holds that title for one year, during which time she will represent Berry Show Society at the Zone Finals in February. If successful there, she will be a guest of the Royal Agricultural Society

at the Royal Easter Show in Sydney for five days in March 2016. The winner will also be involved with functions associated with Berry

Show Society during her twelve months as Berry Showgirl, 2016.The announcement of the winner will be made at Berry Showon Saturday, 30th January, 2016 at approximately 7.30pm.

The contestants are judged on personality, confidence, ambition and life goals, general knowledge, rural knowledge, presentation and speech. Finalists are also asked to demonstrate knowledge of their local community and current affairs and apart from their potential ambassadorial qualities, contestants are also judged on their involvement in and experience of rural affairs.

All contestants are required to wear smart day-wear during their day interview and judging lunch. The evening function is a fairly formal occasion and it is therefore required for all finalists to be in evening wear.


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The Berry Showgirl Winner for 2016 will receive -

$1000 from the Waddell Family Trophy donated by Nowra Mazda

Weekend Accommodation donated by South Coast Register

Entrants will receive gifts from the following sponsors -Berry Pharmacy

Berry Rural Co-operative SocietyBerry Show Society Committee

Berry Show Society Ladies’ AuxiliaryKnickerboxersHaven & SpaceBedroom BlissScullys &Co

CandleberriesSavannah Cafe

Hedgehogs Coffee ShopJust Delicious Cafe

MezzadellasLittle Fork CafeGrapefruit CafeThe Berry Hotel

Makeup by Goodness GraciousHair by The Bohemian Rose

Photos by Jon Harris Photography

The Berry Showgirl Winner for 2016 will receive - $1000 from the Waddell Family

Trophy donated by Nowra Mazda Weekend Accommodation donated by South Coast Register Entrants will receive gifts from the following sponsors -

Berry Pharmacy Berry Rural Co-operative Society Berry Show Society Committee

Berry Show Society Ladies’ Auxiliary Knickerboxers Haven & Space Bedroom Bliss

Scullys &Co Candleberries Savannah Cafe

Hedgehogs Coffee Shop Just Delicious Cafe

Mezzadellas Little Fork Cafe Grapefruit Cafe The Berry Hotel

Makeup by Goodness Gracious Hair by The Bohemian Rose


2015 SHOWGIRLS

The Berry Showgirl Winner for 2016 will receive - $1000 from the Waddell Family

Trophy donated by Nowra Mazda Weekend Accommodation donated by South Coast Register Entrants will receive gifts from the following sponsors -

Berry Pharmacy Berry Rural Co-operative Society Berry Show Society Committee

Berry Show Society Ladies’ Auxiliary Knickerboxers Haven & Space Bedroom Bliss

Scullys &Co Candleberries Savannah Cafe

Hedgehogs Coffee Shop Just Delicious Cafe

Mezzadellas Little Fork Cafe Grapefruit Cafe The Berry Hotel

Makeup by Goodness Gracious Hair by The Bohemian Rose


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poultRY (section 8)SATURDAY, 30th January, 2016

Stewards: J.Turner, Janice Hughes and members of Nowra Poultry ClubNo Entry Fee

Entry Forms to be returned to Secretary, P.O. Box 173 BERRY NSW 2535ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, 22nd January, 2016 at 5pm.

Late entries will not be accepted.All exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards by 8.30am on Saturday,

and may be removed after 4.00pm on that day. Stewards may make a decision to release birds earlier if birds show heat stress due to weather conditions.

Penning Friday evening 6.00 to 8.00pm.Judging: 9.00am Saturday

Prizes will be awarded as follows: 1st $2.00 and 2nd $1.00First 222 Birds entered to be accepted.

N.B. LIMIT: Two entries per class per exhibitor Junior exhibitors must be under 14 years of age and pen their own birds

In AOB and AOC classes the breed/colour should be stated on the entry form so that, if FOUR or more birds are entered by at least TWO exhibitors, a class can be made for that breed/colour

prior to Judging day if not in the schedule. This can not be done on the day.

SOFTFEATHER LARGE 8001. Ancona, Male 8002. Ancona, Female 8003. Australorp, Male8004. Australorp, Female8005. Barnevelder, Male8006. Barnevelder, Female8007. Hamburg, Male8008. Hamburg, Female8009. Langshan, Male 8010. Langshan, Female 8011. Leghorn, Male 8012. Leghorn, Female 8013. Orpington, Male 8014. Orpington, Female 8015. Rhode Island, Male 8016. Rhode Island, Female 8017. Silky, Black, Male 8018. Silky, Black, Female 8019. Silky, White, Male 8020. Silky, White, Female 8021. Silky, A.O.C., Male 8022. Silky, A.O.C., Female 8023. Sussex, Male 8024. Sussex, Female 8025. Welsummer, Male 8026. Welsummer, Female 8027. Wyandotte, Male 8028. Wyandotte, Female 8029. A.O.B., Male 8030. A.O.B., Female8031. Softfeather Large Pair

HARDFEATHER LARGE 8032. OEG Black/Red, Male8033. OEG Partridge, Female 8034. OEG A.O.C., Male 8035. OEG A.O.C., Female 8036. Game A.O.B., Male 8037. Game A.O.B., Female 8038. Hardfeather Large Pair

HARDFEATHER BANTAM8039. OEG, Black/Red, Male 8040. OEG, Part/Clay/Wh’tn, Female 8041. OEG, A.O.C., Male 8042. OEG, A.O.C., Female 8043. Modern, Black/Red, Male 8044. Modern, Black/Red, Female 8045. Modern A.O.C., Male 8046. Modern A.O.C., Female 8047. Game A.O.B., Male 8048. Game A.O.B., Female 8049. Hardfeather Bantam Pair

JUNIOR CLASSES 8050. Softfeather Large, Male 8051. Softfeather Large, Female 8052. Softfeather Bantam, Male 8053 Softfeather.Bantam,.Female 8054. Hard Feather Large, Male 8055. Hard Feather Large, Female8056. Hard Feather Bantam, Male8057. Hard Feather Bantam, Female


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SOFTFEATHER BANTAM8058. Ancona, Male8059. Ancona, Female 8060. Araucana, Male 8061. Araucana, Female 8062. Australorp, Male 8063. Australorp, Female 8064. Belgian Barbu d’Anvers, Male 8065. Belgian.Barbu.d’Anvers Female 8066. Belgian Barbu d’Uccle, Male 8067. Belgian Barbu d’Uccle, Female 8068. Belgian Barbu de Watermael, Male 8069. Belgian Barbu de Watermael, Female 8070. Frizzle, Male 8071. Frizzle, Female 8072. Langshan, Male 8073. Langshan, Female 8074. Leghorn, Black, Male 8075. Leghorn, Black, Female 8076. Leghorn, White, Male 8077. Leghorn, White, Female 8078. Leghorn, A.O.C., Male8079. Leghorn, A.O.C., Female 8080. Pekin, Black, Male 8081. Pekin, Black, Female 8082. Pekin, White, Male 8083. Pekin, White, Female 8084. Pekin, A.O.C., Male 8085. Pekin, A.O.C. Female 8086. Rhode Island, Male 8087. Rhode Island, Female 8088. Rosecomb, Male 8089. Rosecomb, Female 8090. Sebright, Male 8091. Sebright, Female 8092. Sussex, Male 8093. Sussex, Female 8094. Wyandotte, White, Male 8095. Wyandotte, White, Female 8096. Wyandotte, A.O.C., Male 8097. Wyandotte, A.O.C., Female 8098. A.O.B., Male 8099. A.O.B., Female 8100. Softfeather Bantam Pair

WATER FOWL 8101. Campbell, Drake 8102. Campbell, Duck 8103. Mallard, Drake 8104. Mallard, Duck 8105. Muscovy, Drake 8106. Muscovy, Duck 8107. Runner, White, Drake 8108. Runner, White, Duck 8109. Runner, A.O.C., Drake 8110. Runner, A.O.C., Duck 8111. A.O.B., Drake 8112. A.O.B., Duck8113. Waterfowl Pair


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CHAMPIONS AND SPECIALS

CHAMPION Softfeather Large .......................................... Bag of feed and RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION Softfeather Large ............................ Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Hardfeather Large ........................................ Bag of feed and RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION Hardfeather Large ......................... Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Large ........................................................... Bag of feed and RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION Large ............................................ Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Softfeather Bantam ....................................... Bag of feed and RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION Softfeather Bantam ......................... Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Hardfeather Bantam ...................................... Bag of feed and RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION Hardfeather Bantam ....................... Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Bantam ......................................................... Bag of feed and RIBBONRESERVE CHAMPION Bantam.......................................... Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Waterfowl ................................................................ $20 and RIBBONSponsored by MICHAEL NELSON

RESERVE CHAMPION Waterfowl ....................................... Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION JUNIOR Large ................................................Bag of feed and RIBBONCHAMPION JUNIOR Bantam .............................................Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Large Pair ..................................................... Bag of feed and RIBBONCHAMPION Bantam Pair.. ................................................ Bag of feed and RIBBON

CHAMPION Bird in Show ............................................... $35 voucher and RIBBON Sponsored by BOMADERRY, JAMBEROO & MILTON COUNTRY STORES

RESERVE CHAMPION Bird in Show ................................ $15 voucher and RIBBON Sponsored by BOMADERRY, JAMBEROO & MILTON COUNTRY STORES

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paVilionPavilion will be open 11am - 9pm Friday

and 9am - 7.30pm Saturday

Chief Steward: Sharon Jeffery

Assistant Chief Stewards: Bruce Sheridan, Sue Hinkley,

Janice Hughes and Pam Coles

CONDITIONS OF ENTRYExhibits to be collected from 8.30pm to 10pm Saturday

Exhibitors participate at their own risk

No Entry Fees in Pavilion

TIMES AND DATES FOR ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRY FORMSAND EXHIBITS ARE INDICATED AT HEAD OF EACH SECTION

TO AVOID DELAYS:Entry forms may be posted or email to the Secretary at [email protected]

prior to closing time for entries of each sectionor phone (02) 4464 1567 for information

RULES FOR PAVILION

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE PAST TWELEVE MONTHS AND BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR

Dockets will be issued to Exhibitors. These need to be shown tocollect entries, but do not allow entrance to the Show

Judging times are indicated at the head of each sectionPAVILION CLOSES AT 7.30PM SATURDAY

EXHIBITS TO BE COLLECTED FROM 8.30PM TO 10PM SATURDAYand Exhibits must be marked off by Steward before being taken

IONIE ATKINS MEMORIAL Ribbon and Prize $100Most Successful Exhibitor in at least two Sections in the Pavilion

This Award to be chosen from Sections 13 - 30 inclusive

1st prize 3 points - 2nd prize 2 pointsIf the second prize is divided, points are divided

Highly commended carries no points. No extra for Champions If there is an equal score the exhibitor with the

most first prizes will be the winner

PRIZE MONEY CAN ONLY BE COLLECTED FROM THE TREASURER,

AT THE SECRETARY’S OFFICE

( 12pm - 9pm Friday and 10am - 10pm Saturday )

no Prize Money to be CoLLeCteD when the Show iS FiniSheDIdentify all items with exhibitor’s numbered tag

by attaching to exhibits where it can be seen by the Judge

Attach tag to soft items with a pinAttach tag to Art on the front bottom left and Photography on the back

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faRm pRoduce (section 9)Stewards: Allen Armstrong and Anthony Lewis - 1st $5, 2nd $3Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm Tuesday

Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Wednesday 7 - 8pm and Thursday 8 - 9amJudging: 10am Thursday

Open Classes9001 7kg and 4 cobs of maize, any variety9002 4.5kg perennial rye grass seed9003 4.5kg Kangaroo Valley rye grass seed9004 4.5kg sorghum seed, any variety9005 Two sunflower heads9006 Largest sunflower9007 Four stalks of green crop corn in cob9008 Tallest stalk of green crop corn9009 Four stalks of sorghum, any variety9010 Tallest stalk of sorghum9011 9kg of paspalum hay (trussed)9012 9kg of green lucerne9013 9kg of red clover hay (trussed)9014 9kg of oaten hay9015 Collection of green fodder (not more than six varieties)9016 Sheaf millet, any variety, green9017 9kg of rye grass hay9018 9kg of pasture hayClasses for High Schools Students 9019 Two sunflower heads9020 Largest sunflower9021 Two corn stalks with cobs

HINTS ON EXHIBITION COOKING

♦ It is important that you read the schedule carefully. Check closing time for entries♦ Read your recipe – it could mean the difference between success or failure♦ Always weigh your ingredients♦ Never turn your cake onto cake cooler. The marks are regarded as a decoration.

Place on board covered with tea towels♦ Do not use packet cake - unless stated♦ Use castor sugar for finer cakes♦ Most important to use fresh ingredients, especially shortening♦ Do not use cornflour in sponge, unless it is in the schedule♦ Do not use ring tin unless stated♦ Do not put cakes in plastic containers or bags before judging as this can draw

moisture – use cellophane for best results♦ Biscuits and pikelets should be dainty♦ Ice cake on top only, no frosting unless otherwise stated♦ Weigh sponge mixture for even heights♦ Do not over-flavour especially soda♦ Do not trim a cake♦ You have taken care with your cake, so take care with your presentation

GOOD LUCK . . . GOOD COOKING!


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daiRY pRoduce (section 10)Stewards: Allen Armstrong and Anthony Lewis

Classes 11,12 & 13 Scale of points for judging: uniform size, fullness 30, colour of cappings 30, evenness 20, general appearance 20 - Total 100

1st $5, 2nd $3Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm Tuesday


Open Classes 1001 One dozen hen eggs (light)1002 One dozen hen eggs (dark)1003 Three jars light honey, to be shown in jars between 250g and 500g1004 Three jars dark golden honey, to be shown in jars between 250g and 500g1005 Three jars honey, other than Eucalypt, to be shown in jars between 250g and 500g1006 Extracted honey fine grain, granulated, to be shown in three jars between 250g & 500g1007 Extracted honey coarse grain, granulated, to be shown in three jars between 250g and 500g1008 21/4kg beeswax, white (natural colour) (Scale of points for judging: Colour 25, cleanliness 35, tenacity 20, general appearance 10, aroma 10 - total 100)1009 Beeswax, yellow, natural colours (scale of points as in Class 8) 21/4 kg1010 Plate of honeycomb in sealed container1011 Full depth frame of honeycomb, in sealed container1012 Half frame of honeycomb, in sealed container 1013 Honeycomb section in sealed container, aproximately 450g 1014 Italian queen bee and her progeny, any colour

Classes for High School Students 1015 Six bantam eggs1016 Six hen eggs


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fRuit (section 11)Stewards: Allen Armstrong and Anthony Lewis

AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE ENTRIES MAY BE CUTFRUIT IN COLLECTIONS WITHIN A CLASS TO BE ALL UNIFORM IN SIZE

1st $5, 2nd $3Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm Tuesday


Most Successful Exhibitor Special Prize RAY GILLAM MEMORIAL Ribbon plus $20.00Sponsored by the Gillam Family

Open Classes 1101 Six nectarines (freestone) 1102 Six nectarines (clingstone) 1103 Six peaches (freestone)1104 Six peaches (clingstone) 1105 Six peaches (preserving) 1106 Six tomatoes (red) 1107 Six cherry tomatoes 1108 Six tomatoes (yellow) 1109 Largest tomato 1110 Six tomatoes (organically grown) 1111 Six plums (Japanese) 1112 Six plums, any other variety11 13 Six figs 1114 Six lemons (smooth skin) 1115 Six quinces11 16 Six pears (table)11 17 Six pears (baking) 1118 Six apples (table) 1119 Six apples (baking) 1120 Dish of grapes (white) 1121 Dish of grapes (black)11 22 Dish of passionfruit (6)11 23 One rockmelon 1124 One watermelon 1125 Three pepinosCLASSES 1126-1129 sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB 1126 Collection of tropical fruit (any variety grown by exhibitor) 1127 Collection of tomatoes, six varieties, three of each variety 1128 Collection of apples, six varieties, three of each variety 1129 Best collection of fruit not more than 12 varieties (2 of each)

Classes for High School Students 1130 Stalks of cherry tomatoes 1131 Largest tomato 1132 Six lemons1133 Dish of passionfruit 1134 Six apples


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VegetaBles (section 12)Stewards: Bruce Sheridan and Lindy Miles

At the DiSCretion oF the JUDGe, entrieS MAy be CUtClasses 1-12 exhibits must be shown with the leaf tops left on

1st $5, 2nd $3 (unless otherwise stated)Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm Tuesday


The BERT GOODGER MEMORIAL SASH is sponsoredby KEVIN and PHYLLIS BLISSETT

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBITClasses: 4,8,26,37,38 and 47 Sponsored by ACCREDITED INSPECTION SERVICESOpen Classes120 1 Beetroot (three) 1202 Largest beetroot 1203 Parsnips (three) 1204 Largest parsnip 1205 Carrots (long three) 1206 Carrots (short three) 1207 Carrots (organically grown) (three) 1208 Largest carrot 1209 Turnips (three)12 10 Largest turnip 1211 Spinach (six stalks & leaves) 1212 Rhubarb (six stalks & leaves) 1213 Zucchini (three) 1214 Beans (French in pod 250g) 1215 Beans (butter in pod 250g) 1216 Beans (runner in pod 250g) 1217 Beans (organically grown 250g) 1218 Cucumbers, apple (golden, crystal or green) (three) 1219 Cucumbers (any other variety) (three) 1220 Lettuce (one) 1221 Cabbage (one) 1222 Collection of kitchen herbs 1223 Onions, odourless (four) 1224 Onions, brown (four) 1225 Onions, white (four) 1226 Largest onion 1227 Eschalots (twelve, dry) 1228 Preserving melon 1229 Pumpkin (table Queen, one) 1230 Pumpkin (butternut, one)12 31 Pumpkin (crown, one) 1232 Pumpkin (triamble, one)12 33 Pumpkin (Qld. blue, one)12 34 Pumpkin (pie or gramma one) 1235 Pumpkin (medium table A.O.V. one, to be named)

12 36 Pumpkin (small table, A.O.V. one, to be named) 1237 Pumpkin (largest table) 1238 Pumpkin(largest) A.O.V. named12 39 Pumpkin A.V.O. to be named12 40 Marrow (vegetable, long)12 41 Marrow (custard shaped) 1242 Hubbard squash (one)12 43 Banana squash (one) 1244 Potatoes, red skin (2kg) 1245 Potatoes, white skin (2kg) 1246 Collection of Potatoes (3 varieties to be named,1kg each) 1247 Largest potato 1248 BERT GOODGER MEMORIAL collection of vegetables (must be 15 types) 1249 Collection of organically grown vegetables (must be 10 types)12 50 Any other vegetables not mentioned 1251 Best exhibit from Gateway Community Garden prize $25.00 sponsored by WOODHILL MOUNTAIN WINES

Classes for High School Students 1252 Longest carrot 1253 Three potatoes 1254 Three leaves of spinach 1255 Three onions 1256 Three cucumbers12 57 Other vegetable not mentioned12 58 Carving from a vegetable (toothpicks allowed)


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DECORATIVE FLOWERS (SECTION 13)Steward: Jennifer Moffitt

Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Wednesday nightExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Thursday 7 - 8pm and Friday 6 - 8.30am

Judging: 9am FridaydayAny foliage, adornments or embellishments can be used in this Section

All flowers to be fresh unless otherwise stated. Wiring of individual flowers is not permitted in any Class, except silk and dried flower classes

1st $5, 2nd $3 (unless otherwise stated)CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

SHELIA BOWDEN MEMORIAL, $30 sponsored by BowdenFamilyCHAMPION RIBBON MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORMYRA BRANDON MEMORIAL, $10 sponsored by the Brandon FamilyNo responsibility taken for containers or ornaments

Open Classes1 Aspire to the Heights (vertical design, container less than 40cm)2 Arrangement depicting a Song (song to be named by exhibitor)3 Twist and Turns4 Flowers and Sea Shells5 Round and Round the Garden (flowers from your garden)

sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB6 Foliage, Stones and Water7 Arrangement in a Teapot 8 Appealing to the Senses (arrangement using roses only)9 Brunchtime arrangement10 The heart of Berry11 Arrangement of flowers from a new exhibitor (free expression)12 Rare and Exotic13 Arrangement using herbs and edible flowers (using one container)14 Reflections - arrangement using a mirror

Classes 1, 2, 6, 8 and 14 sponsored by PHIL and JAN MONAGHANClasses for High School Students15 Arrangement of flowers16 Arrangement using cup and saucer

decoRatiVe floWeRs (section 13)Steward: Jennifer Moffitt

Any foliage, adornments or embellishments can be used in this SectionAll flowers to be fresh unless otherwise stated. Wiring of individual flowers

is not permitted in any Class, except silk and dried flower classesNO RESPONSIBILITY TAKEN FOR CONTAINERS OR ORNAMENTS

1st $5, 2nd $3 (unless otherwise stated)Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Wednesday

Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Thursday 7 - 8pm and Friday 6 - 8.30am Judging: 9am Friday

CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBITSHELIA BOWDEN MEMORIAL, $50 sponsored by Bowden Family

CHAMPION RIBBON MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORMYRA BRANDON MEMORIAL, $10 sponsored by the Brandon Family

Open Classes 1301 Aspire to the Heights (vertical design, container less than 40cm) 1302 Arrangement depicting a Song (song to be named by exhibitor) 1303 Twist and Turns 1304 Flowers and Sea Shells 1305 Round and Round the Garden (flowers from your garden)

sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB 1306 Foliage, Stones and Water 1307 Arrangement in a Teapot 1308 Appealing to the Senses (arrangement using roses only) 1309 Brunchtime arrangement 1310 The heart of Berry 1131 Arrangement of flowers from a new exhibitor (free expression) 1312 Rare and Exotic 1313 Arrangement using herbs and edible flowers (using one container) 1314 Reflections - arrangement using a mirrorClasses 1301,130 2,1306, 1308 and 1314 sponsored by PHIL and JAN MONAGHAN Classes for High School Students sponsored by SUE HINKLEY1315 Arrangement of flowers1316 Arrangement using cup and saucer1317 Lavender and Lace


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DECORATIVE FLOWERS (SECTION 13)Steward: Jennifer Moffitt

Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Wednesday nightExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Thursday 7 - 8pm and Friday 6 - 8.30am

Judging: 9am FridaydayAny foliage, adornments or embellishments can be used in this Section

All flowers to be fresh unless otherwise stated. Wiring of individual flowers is not permitted in any Class, except silk and dried flower classes

1st $5, 2nd $3 (unless otherwise stated)CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

SHELIA BOWDEN MEMORIAL, $30 sponsored by BowdenFamilyCHAMPION RIBBON MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORMYRA BRANDON MEMORIAL, $10 sponsored by the Brandon FamilyNo responsibility taken for containers or ornaments

Open Classes1 Aspire to the Heights (vertical design, container less than 40cm)2 Arrangement depicting a Song (song to be named by exhibitor)3 Twist and Turns4 Flowers and Sea Shells5 Round and Round the Garden (flowers from your garden)

sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB6 Foliage, Stones and Water7 Arrangement in a Teapot 8 Appealing to the Senses (arrangement using roses only)9 Brunchtime arrangement10 The heart of Berry11 Arrangement of flowers from a new exhibitor (free expression)12 Rare and Exotic13 Arrangement using herbs and edible flowers (using one container)14 Reflections - arrangement using a mirror

Classes 1, 2, 6, 8 and 14 sponsored by PHIL and JAN MONAGHANClasses for High School Students15 Arrangement of flowers16 Arrangement using cup and saucer


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floWeRs and cut Blooms (section 14)Stewards: Mary Seelis, Sue Hinkley, Pat Vassallo and Tina Ballard

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY EXHIBITORNeatness of display considered. No responsibility taken for containers or ornaments

NND = Not necessarily distinctCollection = Greatest number of varieties possible, at least five

1st $5, 2nd $3 Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Wednesday

Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Thursday 7 - 8pm and Friday 7 - 8.30am Condition: All Exhibitors must be vacated by 8.30am sharp

Judging: 9.00am FridayRAY GILLAM MEMORIAL $20 FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR

Sponsored by the Gillam FamilyOpen Classes 1401 Mixed variety of roses (not miniature) 1402 Collection of miniature roses 1403 Miniature roses, three stems/cuts NND 1404 One pink bloom 1405 One red bloom 1406 One white bloom 1407 One yellow bloom 1408 Rose of any other colour not mentioned above 1409 One cut floribunda rose any colour 1140 Three roses NND (one vase) 1411 Bud to full bloom in 4 stages: bud to show colour, 2nd stage bunch, 3rd stage exhibition form and 4th stage full bloom (all in one vase)CLASSES 1 - 11 sponsored by THE ILLAWARRA ROSE SOCIETYCHAMPION ROSE - Judged from Classes 3-11 trophy donated by MARY SEELIS 1412 Container of Lavender 1413 Container of Proteas 1414 Collection of coloured foliage 1415 Container of Fuchsias with foliage 1416 Container of flowers in shades of one colourCLASSES 12 - 16 sponsored by DAVE HILL MARINE 1417 Container of Pentas THE BETTY MILES MEMORIAL RIBBON sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB 1418 Container of Zinnias 1419 Container of Marigolds NND 1420 Collection of flowering shrubs/trees 1421 Container of Geraniums 1422 Container of Petunias 1423 Container of flowers from my garden

CLASSES 22 - 23 sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB 1424 Container of Grevilleas 1425 Container of mixed Australian native plantsCLASSES 24 - 25 sponsored by AUSTRALIAN PLANT SOCIETY OF NOWRAClasses for High School Students sponsored by SUE HINKLEY Care to be taken when arranging flowers 1426 Collection of flowers from my garden 1427 One rose bloom 1428 Collection of flowers in a small novelty container 1429 Collection of coloured foliage


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pot plants (section 15)Stewards: Carol Hampson, Tony Hampson,

Noreen Doust, Richard Doust and Richard WisemanSIZE OF POTS MUST NOT EXCEED 30CM OUTSIDE WIDTH

No oiling of exhibit permitted1st $5, 2nd $3

Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Tuesday Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Wednesday 7 - 8pm

and ONLY small exhibits on Thursday 8.30 - 9am Judging: 10am Thursday

SUE RADBURN MEMORIAL CHAMPION RIBBON FOR BEST EXHIBIT Prize $25 sponsored by CLIVE RADBURN

CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORPrize $25 sponsored by PAMELA COLES

Open Classes 1501 Potted coleus 1502 Indoor pot plant not specified in this section 1503 Plant in hanging container sponsored by BERRY & DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB 1504 Maiden hair fern, fine foliage 1505 Cacti or succulent - specimen 1506 Maiden hair fern, coarse foliage 1507 Collection of cacti and/or other succulents grown in one container 1508 Potted impatiens 1509 Collection of plants and/or ferns in one container 1510 Specimen with coloured or varigated foliage 1511 Any other fern not listed 1512 Geranium, foliage or flowering any variety 1513 Potted plant in flower 1514 Begonia foliage 1515 Begonia flowering 1516 BonsaiClasses for High School Students 1517 Most unusual pot plant 1518 My favourite pot plant


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daHlias (section 16)Steward: Sharon Jeffery

X - 1 bloom per vase. XXX - 3 blooms per vase. N.N.D. - Not necessarily distinct1st $5, 2nd $3 - Vases Provided

Entry Forms will be accepted by Secretary until 5pm on ThursdayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Friday up to 8am Judging: 9am Friday

CHAMPION RIBBON MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORRIBBONS TO BE AWARDED TO: Champion AOV, Grand Champion Unit, Champion

Decorative Unit, Champion Cactus Unit, Champion Exhibition Cactus Unit, Champion Waterlily Unit, Champion Pom Pon Unit. Champions to be chosen from any exhibit.

Open Classes 1601 Berry Show Society Inc. Championship Three vases Dahlias, distinct types, same variety to vase 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00 1602 Three large decorative Dahlias, N.N.D. X 1603 One large decorative Dahlia, X 1604 Three medium decorative Dahlias, N.N.D. X 1605 One medium decorative Dahlia, X 1606 One vase small decorative Dahlias, 3 varieties 1607 One vase small decorative Dahlias, XXX same variety 1608 One vase miniature decorative Dahlias, 3 varieties 1609 One vase miniature decorative Dahlias, XXX same variety 1610 Three large cactus Dahlias, N.N.D. X 1611 One large cactus Dahlia, X 1612 Three medium cactus Dahlias, N.N.D. X 1613 One medium cactus Dahlia, X 1614 One vase small Cactus Dahlias, 3 varieties, XXX 1615 One vase small Cactus Dahlias, XXX, same variety 1616 One vase miniature Cactus Dahlias, XXX 3 varieties 1617 One vase miniature garden Cactus Dahlias, XXX, same variety 1618 One exhibition Cactus Dahlia, X 1619 One vase Fimbriated Cactus, X 1620 One vase Waterlilly Dahlias, same variety, XXX 1621 Three vases Pom Pon Dahlias, same variety XXX 1622 One vase Pom Pon Dahlias, same variety, XXX 1623 One vase Pom Pon Dahlias, three distinct varieties, XXX 1624 One standard unit of any other type 1625 One seedling standard unit 1626 One vase ball type, XXX 1627 Flower of the Year standard unit 1628 Six vase single flower (6 distinct types) 1629 Novice competitorClasses for High School Students 1630 Dahlia from my garden, any variety (does not have to comply with regulations)

STANDARDS:Large Decorative, 210mm and over Small Cactus, 120mm and under 160mmMedium Decorative, 160mm and under 210mm Miniature Cactus, 90mm and under 120mmSmall Decorative, 120mm and under 160mm Exhibition Cactus, 160mm and overLarge Cactus, 210mm and over Waterlily, 90mm and under 160mmMedium Cactus, 160mm and under 210mm Pom Pon, 50mm and under

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guidelines foR needleWoRkA. Please read the schedule carefullyB. Judges look for clean, unsoiled, well-presented workC. Plain sewing: •stitchingandseamfinishesshouldbeuniformthroughoutthegarment •openseamsoroverlockedseamsshouldbeusedformostgarments, generally French seams for lingerie, baby wear and blouses •facings-attached,clippedtostitching&caughtdownonlyonseampoints •hems-eitherblindorFrenchhem •collarsandlapelssamelength •buttonholesrightdirectionD. Embroidery: •shouldbeattachedwithpinstocolouredcardboard(tocomplementwork) •workshouldnotbestartedorfinishedwithknots,itshouldbeinvisiblyfinished •crossstitch-stitchesonthereversesideshouldallgothesameway •allstitchesonrightsidemusthavetopofstitchgoing in one direction

needleWoRk (section 17)Stewards: Laurel Oke, Jenny Pastor, Di Auld and Lyn Grady

All entries to be exhibitor’s own work Preference given to clean, well-presented work1st $5, 2nd $3

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 8 - 9am

Judging: 10am WednesdayCHAMPION RIBBON FOR OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

PHYLLIS THOMPSON MEMORIALMOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN NEEDLEWORK Ribbon plus $10

Open Classes 1701 Machine made garment for adult or child $10 donated by Annette Brereton 1702 Article featuring machine embroidery 1703 Sewn fabric bag/tote $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1704 Any sewn article not mentioned 1705 Something new made from recycled material (stating article used) 1706 Article in applique (not quilt) $5 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1707 Hand embroidered article other than wool not mounted 1708 Article featuring wool embroidery 1709 Any article in cross stitch framed 1710 Any article in cross stitch not mounted $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1711 Article in counted threadwork (other than cross stitch) not mounted $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1712 Piece of embroidery not mentioned 1713 Doll dressed in fabric 1714 Toy featuring hand embroidery 1715 Article featuring ribbon embroidery $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1716 Stumpwork or raised embroidery $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1717 Article in patchwork $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1718 Patchwork quilt or cot cover $5 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1719 Quilt featuring patchwork + applique $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1720 Applique quilt or cot cover $5 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORKClasses for High School Students 1721 Machine made article of clothing $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1722 Machine made article of soft furnishing $10 voucher donatedbyBERRY PATCHWORK 1723 Article of patchwork or creative sewing $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 1724 Article of embroidery 1725 Any article of needlework not mentionedTAP


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tapestRY WoRk (section 18)Stewards: Sandra Martin, Margaret Larder and Pam ColesEntry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday

Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 8 - 9amJudging: 10am Wednesday

1st $5, 2nd $3.CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

Open Classes 1801 An article in petit point, unframed 1802 Tapestry using mixed thread, unframed 1803 Tapestry picture, framed for hanging 1804 Longstitch picture, framed 1805 An article of tapestry not mentioned in this sectionClasses for High School Students1806 An article of tapestry


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cRocHet & knitting (section 19)Stewards: Sandra Martin, Margaret Larder and Pam ColesEntry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday


1st $5, 2nd $3CHAMPION RIBBON FOR THE MOST OUSTANDING EXHIBIT

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR RIBBON ELLA KEEVERS MEMORIAL RIBBON - Class 17 sponsored by C.W.A., BERRY

GABRIELE McPHERSON MEMORIAL RIBBON for Class 1 sponsored by B.C.A.C.DOT RUTHLEDGE MEMORIAL RIBBON for Class 9 sponsored by B.C.A.C.

Open Classes 1901 Hand knitted baby shawl 1902 Hand knitted scarf or cowl $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1903 Hand knitted blanket 1904 Hand knitted child’s garment 1905 Hand knitted adult’s garment 8 ply or under 1906 Hand knitted adult’s garment over 8 ply 1907 Hand kinitted cardigan 8 ply and over 1908 Hand kinitted jumper 5 ply 1909 Hand knitted teacosy 1910 Hand knitted felted article 1911 Hand knitted pair of socks 1912 Intarsia hand knitted article 1913 Hand knitted baby nursery set of three co-ordinated items 1st $10, 2nd $5 sponsored by S & J BRAMLEY 1914 Hand knitted toy 1915 Article knitted on a knitting loom 1916 Article of lace knitting, 4 ply or under 1917 Article of crochet, not wool 1st $10, 2nd $4 sponsored by C.A.W. BERRY 1918 Crocheted granny square blanket $10 voucher donated by SEW & TELL 1919 Crocheted baby shawl 1920 Crocheted baby nursery set of three co-ordinated items 1921 Crocheted toy 1922 Article with a crocheted edge e.g. hankichief, handtowel 1923 Article in Tunisian crochet 1924 Any other article in crochetClasses for High School Students 1925 Knitted article 1926 Crocheted article


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spinning & WeaVing (section 20)Stewards: Margaret Downes, Robyn Simond,

Sharon Thomson and Barbara Maurer1st $7, 2nd $3

Section sponsored by BERRY SPINNERS & WEAVERSEntry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday

Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tues 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 830 - 9.30amJudging: 10.30am Wednesday

CORAL LLOYD AWARD for spinning classes 1 to 6 plus 14 - Ribbon plus $25JAN RILEY AWARD for weaving classes 7 to 11 plus 14 - Ribbon plus $25MAVIS HUTCHINGS AWARD for BEST EXHIBIT USING ALPACA FIBER - Ribbon plus $25MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Ribbon plus $25

Open Classes 2001 3 skeins of own handspun yarn, name fibres, state end use 2002 Jumper or cardigan knitted or crocheted in own handspun yarn 2003 Vest knitted or crocheted in own handspun yarn 2004 Shawl, wrap, poncho knitted or crocheted in own handspun yarn2005 Accessory, knitted or crocheted hat, scarf, socks, gloves, bag in own handspun yarn 2006 Blanket, rug, throw knitted or crocheted in own handspun yarn 2007 Woven garment handspun and/or commercial yarn 2008 Woven shawl, wrap, poncho handspun and/or commercial yarn 2009 Woven accessory, bag, hat, scarf handspun and/or commercial yarn2010 Woven article, wall hanging, rug, yardage, napery handspun and/or commercial yarn 2011 Novice handspinners or weavers, any article or garment (must have commenced the craft within 2 years) 2012 Felted garment or wrap 70% natural fibres 2013 Felted accessory, hat, bag, slippers, 70% natural fibres 2014 Any article of spinning or weaving, not mentioned in this sectionClasses for High School Students 2015 Any article in own handspun yarn 2016 Any felted article


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tHRee diffeRent tYpes of WoolaRticles and/oR gaRments (section 21) class 2101

Entry times, dates, stewards and judging are the same as Section 20 1st $100 & 2nd $30 sponsored by C. ESCOTT, BERRY SOLICITOR CONDITIONS:-1 For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply: a) Garment: an item that can be worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat. b) Article: a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home e.g. blanket; with an outfit e.g. bag; for amusement e.g. toy; as a decoration

e.g. picture etc.2 The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of, 80% wool from sheep3 Exhibits (articles/garments) must be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted).4 A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a label is not available as with a handspun/felted, item a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.5 An exhibit in this competition may consist of work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organisation.6 All three articles/garments must have been completed within the 12 months prior to the local show and made by the exhibitor/s.7 An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three articles garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then eligible to compete in the State Final.8 An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.9 An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again.10 If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors’ permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society. 11 It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer of the winning entry to the ASC Office in Sydney for the State judging./

The winner of this Section at Berry Show will proceed to the Group 5 Final Group 5 winners will receive THE RON and DOROTHY BREWER MEMORIAL

1st $125, 2nd $50, 3rd $25


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cRaft (section 22)Stewards: Margaret Downes, Sharon Thomson, Robyn Simond and Barbara Maurer

1st $5, 2nd $3 unless otherwise specifiedEntry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday


CHAMPIONSHIP RIBBON MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

Open Classes

2201 Stuffed toy 1st $10, 2nd $5 sponsored by C.W.A., BERRY 2202 Best dressed stuffed toy 1st $10, 2nd $5 sponsored by C.W.A., BERRY 2203 Article of soft craft 2204 Article made from recyced material 2205 Article of hobby craft 2206 Article of leadlighting 2207 Article of bead work 2208 Folk art painted on wood or metal (no larger than A4) 2209 Scrapbook created using your photos and embellishments 2210 Painting on any surface, item will be judged on creativity & skills.(no larger than A4)

2211 Any soft article of craft with a inspiring Christian theme Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $10 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES 2212 Any hard article of craft with a inspiring Christian theme Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $10 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES 2213 Hand made greeting card using rubber stamps and / or accessoriesClasses for High School Students 2214 Article of soft craft 2215 Artical made from recyced material 2216 Article of hobby craft 2217 Handmade greeting card 2218 Article of soft craft with inspiring Christian theme Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $10 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES 2219 Article of hard craft with inspiring Christian theme Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $10 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES


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WoodWoRk (section 23)Stewards: Members of the Berry Mens” Shed

Prizes 1st $8, 2nd $4Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on Monday


Exhibits not to exceed base of 1 metre x 30cm and height of 1 metre

All prizes in this section sponsored byTHE BERRY MENS’ SHED

CHAMPION RIBBON PLUS $50 FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBITOpen Classes 2301 Turned item in wood (over 25cm) 2302 Turned item in wood (under 25cm) 2303 Relief carving in wood 2304 Sculpture using primary wood and natural materials 2305 Small box, ie jewellery, writing or similar 2306 Marquetry or inlay using veneer or similar 2307 Wooden toy 2308 Recycled article made from wood 2309 Any wood craft article not mentioned above 2310 Article made by a woodworker with a disabilityClasses for High School Students 2311 Article of hand craft made from wood 2312 Recycled article made from wood 2313 Article made from sticks/twigs

ceRamics - potteRY (section 24)Stewards: Rita Sullivan and Pat McInerny

Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd $3Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm on MondayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Wednesday 8 - 9am

Judging: 10am Wednesday

CHAMPION RIBBON MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBITOpen Classes 2401 Wheelthrown pot (domestic ware) 2402 Wheelthrown, sculpture or ornamental 2403 Handbuilt or wheelthrown plate 2404 Handbuilt, wall tile or sculpture 2405 Article pit fired or raku 2406 Any other article made in clayClasses for High School Students 2407 Wheelthrown article 2408 Handbuilt article 2409 Any other article not mentioned


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Hints on eXHiBition cooking•It is important that you read the schedule carefully. Check closing time for entries•Read your recipe – it could mean the difference between success or failure•Always weigh your ingredients•Never turn your cake onto cake cooler. The marks are regarded as a decoration.

Place on board covered with tea towels•Do not use packet cake - unless stated•Use castor sugar for finer cakes•Most important to use fresh ingredients, especially shortening•Do not use cornflour in sponge, unless it is in the schedule•Do not use ring, bunt or donught tins unless stated•Do not put cakes in plastic containers or bags before judging as this can draw

moisture – use cellophane for best results•Biscuits and slices should be dainty•Ice cake on top only unless otherwise stated•Weigh sponge mixture for even heights•Do not over-flavour especially soda•Do not trim a cake•You have taken care with your cake, so take care with your presentation

GOOD LUCK . . . GOOD COOKING!

Hints on eXHiBition icing•It is important that you read the schedule carefully. Check closing times for entries•Read your recipe - it could mean the difference between success or failure•Always weigh your ingredients•Never turn your cake onto cake cooler. The marks are regarded as a decoration.

Place on board covered with tea towels•Do not use packet cake - unless stated•Use castor sugar for finer cakes•Most important to use fresh ingredients, especially shortening•Do not use cornflour in sponge, unless it is in the schedule•Do not use ring tin unless stated•Do not put cakes in plastic containers or bags before judging as this can draw

moisture – use cellophane for best results•Biscuits and pikelets should be dainty•Ice cake on top only, no frosting unless otherwise stated•Weigh sponge mixture for even heights•Do not over-flavour especially soda•Do not trim a cake•You have taken care with your cake, so take care with your presentation

HigHlY Recommended Recipe foR cake icing 1 1/2 cups Icing Sugar 1 teaspoon melted butter Flavouring (Lemon Juice for Lemon Icing, Cocoa for Chocolate or Pink Colouring) Combine the above with approximately 1 tablespoon of boiling water until it

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cooking (section 25)Stewards: Rhonda Bailey, Janet Willis, Jeanette Galbraith,

Felicity Coughlan and Lyn Povey All exhibits to be exhibited on a plate which will be provided by the Society

No packet cakes to used. Icing and Frosting both accepted 1st $8 and 2nd $4

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm TuesdayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Wednesday 6-8pm and Thursday 8 - 9.30am

Judging: 10.30am ThursdayRIBBON FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORPrize $25 sponsored by JEANETTE GALBRAITH

$330 prize money sponsored by MILKWOOD BAKERY BERRY $50 prize money sponsored by BERRY ORIGINAL BAKERY $50 prize money sponsored by C.W.A., BERRYOpen Classes 2501 Cake decoration (height limit of 55cmdecoration only to be judged) 2502 Decoration novelty cake, (maxium W30cm x D30cm x H20cm) 2503 Plane sponge sandwiched, jam filled (not iced, round tin) 2504 Fruit cake (not iced, square or round tin) 2505 Boiled fruit cake (not iced, square or round tin) 2506 Sultana cake, (not iced) - prize money sponsored by C.W.A., BERRY 2507 Date loaf (not iced) 2508 Neapolitan cake (delicate colours, top to bottom, Pink, Vanilla, Chocolate) iced

top and sides. 2509 Rainbow layer cake (at least six vibrant colours) iced top and sides 2510 Marble cake (delicate colours,Pink, Vanilla, Chocolate) iced, top only 2511 Banana cake iced, top only 2512 Chocolate cake iced, top only 2513 Peach blossom cake delicate colours, iced, top only 2514 Orange cake iced, top only 2515 Coconut cake iced, top only 2516 Carrot cake iced, top only 2517 Six patty cakes (cooked in tins) uniced, (no paper cases) 2518 Six cup cakes decorated in paper cases, cake and decoration to be judged 2519 Six pieces of slice (same variety) 2520 Collection of six biscuits (two varieties) 2521 Six pieces of shortbread 2522 Six Sweet muffins (no paper cases) 2523 Six Savoury muffins (no paper cases) 2524 Apple pie, short pastry 2525 Six plain scones 2526 Six fruit scones 2527 Bread - machine made white 2528 Bread - machine made wholemeal 2529 Bread - handmade white 2530 Bread - handmade wholemeal 2531 Rich fruit cake - compulsory recipe - see details on next page Classes for High School Students 2532 Six muffins in paper cases 2533 Six homemade biscuits, same variety 2534 Six homemade pieces of slice, same variety 2535 Six pieces of confectionery, same variety2536 My favourite cake, iced top only


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RicH fRuit cake

class 2531 of cooking (section 25)nsW competition (compulsoRY Recipe)

Sponsored by THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSWand Berry Show Society Inc. Prizes 1st $20, 2nd $10

The Winner must bake a second Rich Fruit Cake in order to compete in a semi-final to be conducted by each of the fourteen groups of the Agricultural Societies Council of NSW. The fourteen winners at group level will each receive a cash prize of $15, and are required to bake another Rich Fruit Cake for the final judging at the Royal Easter Show, where the winner will receive a cash prize of $50.

The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants

RicH fRuit cakeHere’s what you need: 250g (8oz) sultanas 250g (8oz) chopped raisins 250g (8oz) currants 125g (4oz) chopped mixed peel 90g (3oz) chopped red glace cherries 90g (3oz) chopped blanched almonds 1/3 cup sherry or brandy 250g (8oz) plain flour 60g (2oz) self raising flour 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves 250g (8oz) butter 250g (8oz) soft brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind 1/2 teaspoon almond essence 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence 4 large eggs

Here’s what you do:Mix together the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least one (1) hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm (8 inches) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3-4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin.

NOTE:To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3 or 4 pieces.


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jams, spReads, condiments and pReseRVes (section 26)Stewards: Kath Bowley, Janine Sparks, Janice Hughes and Lindy Miles

Plain Lids ONLY1st $5, 2nd $3 A.V. = Any variety A.O.V. = Any other variety

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm MondayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 8 - 9am

Judging: 10am WednesdayMost successful Jams and Spreads - $25 sponsored by THE TREAT FACTORYMost successful Condiments and Preserves - $25 sponsored by THE TREAT FACTORYClasses 12 to 14 sponsored by THE HEDGEHOGS COFFEE SHOP MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - JUDY JOHNSON MEMORIAL RIBBON plus $25

sponsored by Jeanette Galbraith HELEN GILLELAND MEMORIAL for a Collection Class 29 sponsored by B.C.A.C

Open Classes JAMS AND SPREADS2601 Apricot jam 2602 Berry jam A.V. (to be named) 2603 Fig jam 2604 Melon base jam (to be named) 2605 Peach jam 2606 3 fruit marmalade 2607 Plum jam 2608 Quince jam 2609 Tomato or tomato based jam 2610 Sweet orange jam 2611 Jam A.O.V. (to be named) 2612 3 varieties of berry jam (to be named) 2613 3 varieties of citrus jam (to be named) 2614 4 varieties of jam (to be named) 2615 Fruit jelly (to be named) 2616 Lemon spread 2617 Passionfruit spreadCONDIMENTS2618 Herb jelly

2619 Salad dressing,not creamy (to be named) 2620 Pasta or taco sauce 2621 Pesto 2622 Tomato sauce 2623 Pouring sauce A.V.O. (to be named) 2624 Tomato relish 2625 Chutney (to be named) 2626 Green tomato pickles 2627 Pickles A.O.V. (to be named) 2628 Mixed clear pickled vegetables 2629 Collection of jam, sauce, pickle and relish made from tomatoesPRESERVES2630 Apricots preserved in syrup2631 Peaches preserved in syrup2632 Preserved mixed fruit or, vegetables.2633 3 varieties of fruit preserved in syrup.

2634 3 varieties of preserved vegetables2635 Collection of jams, jellies and preserves:- three bottles jam, three bottles jellies, six large bottles of preserved fruit. 1st prize $10; 2nd prize $6Classes for High School Students2636 Any variety of jam2637 Any variety of spread2638 Any variety of Condiment2639 Any variety of Preserve



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aRt (section 27)Stewards: Beth Packer, Rob Packer, Michaela Packer,

Sharon O’Leary,and Amanda Jeffery All entries must be original and the exclusive work of the exhibitor

Maximum size (including frame) 100cm X 60cm (6000 sq.cm)All entries must be ready for hanging - Attach tag to Art on the front bottom left

NO COPY WORK WILL BE CONSIDEREDLIMIT OF TWO ENTRIES per Class per Exhibitor

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm Monday Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 8 - 10am

Judging: 1pm Wednesday

Sponsors$120 sponsored by C. ESCOTT, BERRY SOLICITOR

$100 sponsored by GOOD WOOL STORE$100 sponsored by MARGARET and COL SHARPE

$50 sponsored by ANN SUDMALIS M.P.

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT:HIGGINS FAMILY MEMORIAL Prize $100

Open Classes 2701 Painting in watercolour 1st $30, 2nd $20 2702 Landscape in oil or acrylic 1st $12, 2nd $5 2703 Marine seascape any medium 1st $12, 2nd $5 2704 Drawing on paper using one medium only; crayon, pencil, ink, charcoal, texta or pastel 1st $12, 2nd $5 2705 Modern art any medium any subject 1st $10, 2nd $5 2706 Painting of the Berry district - recognisable subject or scene, any medium 1st $30, 2nd $20 2707 Still life any medium 1st $10, 2nd $5 2708 Portrait, person or animal any medium 1st $10, 2nd $5 2709 Any painting or drawing, in mixed media, any subject 1st $10, 2nd $5 2710 Painting or drawing any medium subject to be an inspiring Christian theme 1st $20, 2nd $10 sponsored by THE BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHESClasses for High School Students2711 Any drawing (must be framed, ready for hanging) 1st $10, 2nd $52712 Any painting (must be framed, ready for hanging) 1st $10, 2nd $5

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poRcelain painting (section 28)Stewards: Carol McClelland and Lisa Cochrane

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm MondayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7-8pm and Wednesday 8am-9am

Judging: 11am WednesdayCHAMPION RIBBON PLUS $20 FOR MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

sponsored by The ILLAWARRA PORCELAIN ART SOCIETY

1st $5, 2nd $3Stands Provided

Open Classes 2801 Article of porcelain painting (local scene, to be named) 2802 Article of porcelain painting, Australian flora and/or fauna 2803 Completed miniature article of porcelain painting (under 10cm) 2804 Article of pen work 2805 Article of porcelain painting (portrait of a person) 2806 Article of porcelain painting (original design) 2807 Cup and saucer, porcelain painted 2808 Tile, porcelain painted 2809 Article of porcelain painting (animal or bird) 2810 Jug, vase or urn, porcelain painted 2811 Any other work, porcelain painted 2812 Article of porcelain painting landscape or seascapeClasses for High School Students 2813 Any article of porcelain, porcelain painted

poRcelain dolls (section 29)Stewards: Carol McClelland and Lisa Cochrane

Entry forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm MondayExhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 7 - 8pm and Wednesday 8 - 9am

Judging 10am WednesdayCHAMPION RIBBON MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT

1st $5, 2nd $3

Open Classes 2901 Reproduction French or German doll290 2 Miniature doll - 25cm290 3 Modern adult doll 2904 Modern child doll 2905 Modern baby doll 2906 Reborn baby to be dressed by exhibitor 2907 Reborn toddler to be dressed by exhibitorClasses for High School Students 2908 Porcelain painted doll


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pHotogRapHY (section 30)Stewards: Adrienne Blue, Trish Knevitt, Barbara Armitage and Christine Hill

Conditions of Entry: All prints to be mounted on rigid cardboard with border, unframed. Attach tag to Photograph on the back, bottom left

MAXIMUM SIZE (including border) 41cm x 51cm NO WORK is to be exhibited more than ONCE at Berry Show

COMPETITION NOT OPEN TO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERSLIMIT OF ONE ENTRY per Class per Exhibitor

Entry Forms accepted by Secretary until 5pm MondayExhibits to be delivered to the Pavilion between 1pm and 5.30pm on Tuesday.

1st $10, 2nd $5CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING COLOUR EXHIBIT

CHAMPION RIBBON FOR MOST OUTSTANDING Black & White EXHIBIT

colouR pRintsOpen Classes 3001 Landscape or Seascape in the local area (within 25 km of Berry) 3002 Study of a person or persons 3003 Nature 3004 Landscape or Seascape 3005 Bizarre or Weird 3006 Action 3007 Any other subject BLAC

Black & WHite pRints 3008 Landscape or Seascape in the local area (within 25 km of Berry) 3009 Study of a person or persons 3010 Nature 3011 Any other subject

daVid BeRRY poRtRait pRize 3012 Study of a Berry Person (within 25km of Berry and to be named on the front) Prize $100 sponsored by ADRIENNE and COLIN BERRY

sHoWdaYs cHampion of cHampionsThe Champion Colour and Champion Black and White photographs will be eligible for entry into a Champion of Champions Competition conducted by South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies. Judging Venue and date to be advised.A photograph which has won Champion may not be entered in other Shows.

Champion of Champion Black and White Photograph and Champion of Champion Colour Photograph

1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20 Prizes Sponsored by ORIGINAL SOFTWARE LTD

classes foR HigH scHool students 3013 Landscape or Seascape 3014 Study of a person or persons 3015 Nature animal 3016 Local interest (to be named) 3017 Black and White subject Prize $20 sponsored by RICHARD MILLER


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junioR section (section 31)Stewards: Debbie Armstrong, Jennifer Miller, Tina Thomas,

Laurelle Price, Yolande Buchan, Wendy Terry, Nicole Ison, Tracy Ison, Ann Forman, Linda Page and Catherine Hayward.

THIS SECTION IS FOR PRESCHOOL TO YEAR 6 STUDENTSNO NAMES ON ITEMS, ENTRY COMPUTER TAG ONLY TO BE DISPLAYED

ON FRONT OF ITEMSLIMIT OF TWO ENTRIES IN EACH CLASS PER PERSONENTRY FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE SECRETARY

UP TO 5PM ON TUESDAY Classes 1-46 Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Tuesday 6-8pm & Wednesday 8-9.30am

Judging at 11.00am on WednesdayClasses 47-93 Exhibits will be accepted in Pavilion Wednesday 6 - 8pm & Thursday 8-9.30am

Judging at 10.00am on ThursdayPrizes in each class: 1st $4, 2nd $2 unless otherwise stated

needleWoRk, cRaft and seWing

PRE-SCHOOL CLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR 3101 Painted rock, (paint only) to fit on 20cm paper plated supplied 1st $5, 2nd $3 sponsored by SHARON JEFFERY 3102 Handmade greeting card 3103 Decorated paper plate 3104 Any article of craft with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3105 Sewn article $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 3106 Handmade greeting card 310 7 Article of patchwork $5 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 3108 Painted rock (paint only) to fit on 20cm paper plated supplied 1st $5, 2nd $3 sponsored by SHARON JEFFERY 3109 Novelty made from egg carton 3110 Papier mache article 3111 Lego construction (own design) on base maximum 25 cm x 25 cm 3112 Article of craft not listed on base maximum A4 3113 Any article of craft with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3114 Article in patchwork or creative sewing $10 voucher donated by BERRY PATCHWORK 3115 Article in soft craft 3116 Article in hand craft 3117 Home made cushion 3118 Any festival decoration 3119 Bookmark - knitted,crocheted, woven or felted 1st $5 2nd $3 sponsored by BERRY SPINNERS AND WEAVERS 3120 Handmade greeting card 3121 Lego construction (own design) on base maximum 25cm x 25cm 3122 Any article of craft with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES3123 Article of craft not listed


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sponsored by Margaret and Colin Sharpe (unless otherwise stated)

ALL ART WORK TO HAVE EXHIBITORS NAME ON THE BACK ONLY

PRESCHOOL CLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR(CREATED AT HOME - ON CANVAS OR PAPER - MAX 45 X 45CM INCLUDING BORDERS OR FRAMES)

3124 Painting or drawing 3125 Collage 3126 Any painting or drawing with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR(CREATED AT HOME - ON CANVAS OR PAPER - MAX 45 X 45CM INCLUDING BORDERS OR FRAMES)

3127 Plant or animal in any medium 3128 Black and white sketch 3129 Any painting or drawing with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES 3130 Art work any subject any medium

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN SHOW YEAR(CREATED AT HOME - ON CANVAS OR PAPER - MAX 45 X 45CM INCLUDING BORDERS OR FRAMES)

3131 Plant - animal any medium 31 32 Black and white sketch 3133 Picture in collage 3134 Any painting or drawing with an inspiring Christian theme 1st $10 2nd $5 sponsored by BERRY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES 3135 Self portrait, in lead pencil, draw from photograph supplied by artist 3136 Artwork any subject any medium

pHotogRapHY

PRE-SCHOOL CLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR (max A4 including border, not framed) 3137 My favourite people 3138 My pet

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR (max A4 including border, not framed) 3139 Animal / nature 3140 My pet 3141 Person or persons $20 sponsored by RICHARD MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN THE SHOW YEAR (max A4 including border, not framed) 3142 Animal / nature 3143 Black and White, any subject 3144 Human study 3145 Land or seascape 3146 Local interest $20 sponsored by RICHARD MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY


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fRom YouR gaRdening

sponsored by THE BERRY GARDEN CLUB

PRE-SCHOOLCLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR 3147 Floral necklace on 20cm paper plate 3148 Arrangement in a small recycleable container 3149 Scarecrow (life size)

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3150 Saucer of flowers set in sand, no saucer visible 3151 Floral necklace on a 20cm paper plate 3152 Arrangment in a small recycleable container 3153 Bird, animal or human made from garden material (only tooth picks allowed) 3154 Scarecrow (life size)

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3155 Best arrangement of flowers in a container or vase 3156 Bird, animal or human made from garden material (only tooth picks allowed) 3157 Arrangement in a small novelty container 3158 Flowers from my garden (flowers only judged) 3159 Scarecrow (life size)

cookingPRE-SCHOOL CLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR 3160 Four Arrowroot biscuits decorated

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3161 Four Arrowroot biscuits decorated 3162 Four decorated cup cakes (with papers) 3163 Four chocolate crackles 3164 Six biscuits (same variety)

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3165 Six biscuits(same variety) 3166 Six decorated cup cakes (with papers) 3167 Six scones 3168 Six pieces of confectionery (same variety) 3169 My favourite cake - (iced top only) 1st $10, 2nd $4 LEILA O’KEEFFE MEMORIAL Award sponsored by C.W.A., BERRY


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fRuit and VegetaBles

sponsored by ACCREDITED INSPECTION SERVICESAll exhibits to be exhibited on a plate which will be provided by the Society

PRE-SCHOOL CLASS IN THE SHOW YEAR3170 My favourite fruit (two pieces) 3171 My favourite vegetable (two pieces)

KINDERGARTEN TO YEAR 3 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3172 Three separateTomatoes 3173 Six separate Cherry tomatoes, no vine 3174 Three separate onions 3175 Three separate zucchinis 3176 Three separate potatoes 3177 Three separate carrots 3178 Three separate cucumbers 3179 One lettuce 3180 Small collection of herbs 3181 Six bantam eggs in an egg carton 3182 Six hen eggs in an egg carton

YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6 IN THE SHOW YEAR 3183 Three separate tomatoes 3184 Six separate Cherry tomatoes, no vine 3185 Three separate onions 3186 Three separate zucchinis 3187 Three separate potatoes 3188 Three separate carrots 3189 Three separate cucumbers 3190 One lettuce 3191 Small collection of herbs 3192 Six bantam eggs in an egg carton 3193 Six hen eggs in an egg carton

BeRRY puBlic scHool WoRk

(NO ENTRY FORMS REQUIRED)Stewards: Parents from the School

Classes 3194 to 3202 will be accepted at the end of 2015 school year on B5 paper.3194 Colouring competition for Kindergarten, picture supplied 1st $20 voucher, 2nd $10 voucher, 3rd $5 voucher sponsored by BERRY PHARMACY 3195 Drawing or Painting, any subject ...................... Kindergarten 3196 Drawing or Painting, any subject ...................... Years 1 and 2 3197 Drawing or Painting, any subject ...................... Years 3 and 4 3198 Drawing or Painting, any subject ...................... Years 5 and 6 3199 Mixed media / Other ...................................... Kindergarten to Year 2 3201 Mixed media / Other ....................................... Year 3 to Year 4 3202 Mixed media / Other ....................................... Year 5 to Year 6



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132 Princes Highway Berry NSW 2535E: [email protected]

02 4464 125824 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 0422 622 463


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cHildRen’s pet sHoW (section 32)Friday, 29th January, 2016

Stewards: Ashley Wright-Hands and the Berry Show Youth GroupEntry Fee: $1 per child, which covers all entries in Pet Show (no limit to entries).

RIBBONS ONLY FOR PRIZESSponsored by James Carroll and Anthony Bennett - BERRY VET CLINIC

ALL ANIMALS MUST BE KEPT UNDER CONTROLEntries taken to 4.15pm. Judging to commence at 4.30pm.

Classes WOODCHOP ARENA Ring 1 - GENERAL 3201 Prettiest budgie 3202 Pet duck 3203 Pet fowl 3204 Best kept parrot 3205 Most colourful bird 3206 Best kept home for bird 3207 Best kept kitten 3208 Kitten with most colours 3209 Best kept cat 3210 Cat with the most colours 3211 Pet mouse 3212 Best mouse house 3213 Guinea pig with the most colours 3214 Best kept guinea pig 3215 Rabbit with the most colours 3216 Best kept rabbit 3217 Pet lizard 3218 Insects 3219 Any other pet (NO SNAKES!) 3220 Pet most like its owner - Classes 1 to 19WOODCHOP ARENA Ring 1 - PUPPIES MUST BE UNDER 6 MONTHS 3221 Best kept puppy 3222 Most cuddly puppy 3223 Puppy with the most colours 3224 Puppy with biggest feet 3225 Puppy with waggiest tail 3226 Cutest puppy 3227 Puppy that looks most like its owner - Classes 3221 to 3226 Best in Ring 1 - Classes 3201 to 3227WOODCHOP ARENA Ring 2 - DOGS MUST BE OVER 6 MONTHS 3228 Best kept dog 3229 Dog with the waggiest tail 3230 Dog with longest tail 3231 Dog with shortest tail 3232 Happiest dog 3233 Shaggiest dog 3234 Smallest dog 3235 Largest dog 3236 Dog with the cleanest teeth 3237 Dog with the floppiest ears 3238 Dog with the most colours 3239 Dog with the biggest feet 3240 Dog that looks most like its owner - Classes 3229 to 3240 Best in Ring - Classes 3229 to 3240


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soutH coast & taBlelands sHoW societies inc.President: Mr Michael Brennan, “Druewalla”, 422 Jamberoo Mt Rd, Jamberoo 2533 Phone (02) 4236 0102 Mobile 0408 360 105Secretary: Ms Sue Sharp, 62 Sirius Circuit, Narellan 2567Ph/Fax: (02) 4658 0897 Mobile: 0410 545463 Email: [email protected] Vice Presidents:Mr Mick Scott - PO Box 100, Milton 2538 Ph: (02) 4455 2845Email: [email protected] Glen McParland - 1 Main Road, Oak Flats 2529 Mobile: 0421 528252 Email: [email protected]: Mrs Lexie Mayo, 20 Dudgeon Street, Albion Park 2527 - Ph: (02) 4256 2112Mrs Nancy Waters, OAM, 22 Hothersal Street, Kiama 2533 - Ph: (02) 4232 2368Miss Judith Green, MBE,OAM, PO Box 130, Bowral 2576 - Ph/Fax: (02) 4861 1926 Mrs Betty Allan, 82 Wolli Avenue, Earlwood List of Presidents and Secretaries of Show Societies Affiliated with South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies Inc.ALBION PARK AH & I ASSOCIATION INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr. Ray Connelly, 34 Wentworth Street, Oak Flats 2529 - Mobile: 0447 748443Secretary: Mrs Marilyn Connelly, PO Box 5 Albion Park 2527 - Ph:(02) 4256 2094Fax:(02) 4256 0879BERRY SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Peter Hands, PO Box 107 Unanderra 2527 - Mobile: 0418421981 Secretary: Mr Jim Bieler, PO Box 173, Berry 2535 - Ph (02) 4464 1567 BOWRAL SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr David Goulder, PO Box 37, Mittagong 2575 - Ph: (02) 4861 1503Secretary: Ms Edwin Grant, PO Box 2179 Bowral 2576 - Mobile: 0416 032 086BULLI SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr John Andrews, 7 Woodlands Avenue, Woonona 2517 - Ph: (02) 4283 3043 Secretary: Ms Kathy Waldron, PO Box 17, Bulli 2516 - Ph: (02) 4283 3043CAMDEN SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Hugh Southwell, P.O.Box 162, Camden 2570 - Mobile: 0412 409216 Secretary: Mrs Jo Martin, PO Box 43, Camden 2570 - Ph:(02) 4655 8338 Fax:(02) 4655 9847DAPTO A & H SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Jack Primmer, PO Box 313, Dapto 2530 - Mobile: 0408 582223Secretary: PO Box 18, Dapto 2530 - Ph: (02) 4261 1080 Fax: (02) 4262 1513KANGAROO VALLEY A & H ASSOCIATION INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Harold Sharman, PO Box 6049 Kangaroo Valley 2577 - Ph: (02) 4465 1140Secretary: Mr Suzanne Greer, PO Box 6234, Kangaroo Valley 2577 - Mobile 0414 084606KIAMA SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Michael Brennan, 422 Jamberoo Mt Road, Jamberoo 2533 - Ph: (02)4236 0102Secretary: Mrs Sue Granger-Holcombe, PO Box 354, Kiama 2533 - Ph/Fax: (02) 4233 1597MILTON SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Roy Johnston, PO Box 203, Milton 2538 - Ph: (02) 4456 4284Secretary: Mr Mick Scott, PO Box 100, Milton 2538 - Ph: (02) 4455 2845MOSS VALE & DIST. A H & I SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mr Brian Spence, PO Box 582, Moss Vale 2577 - Ph: 0408 023149Secretary: Mrs Karen Whitby, P.O. Box 151, Moss Vale 2577 Ph: (02) 48681869 Fax: 4869 1741NOWRA SHOW SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mrs Wendy Woodward,OAM, PO Box 3350, North Nowra 2541 - Mobile: 0417061316Secretary: Mrs Robyn Nelson, PO Box 494, Nowra 2541 - Ph: (02) 4423 1081 PICTON A H & I SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Miss Kathryn Apps, PO Box 162, Thirlmere 2572 - Mobile: 0403 931142Secretary: Mrs Susan Hill, PO Box 34, Picton 2571 - Ph: (02) 4677 2485ROBERTSON A & H SOCIETY INC. - email: [email protected]: Mrs Leesa Stratford, PO Box 44, Robertson 2577 - Mobile: 0411 537600Secretary: Mrs Sharon Makin, PO Box 44, Robertson 2577 - Mobile: 0488 428776


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sHoW dates - 2016BOWRAL (Sat/Sun) 9/10 JanuaryALBION PARK (Sat/Sun) 16/17 JanuaryKIAMA (Fri/Sat) 22/23 JanuaryBERRY (Fri/Sat) 29/30 JanuaryNOWRA (Fri/Sat) 5/6 FebruaryKANGAROO VALLEY (Fri/Sat) 12/13 February CANBERRA ROYAL 26-28 FebruaryMILTON (Fri/Sat) 4/5 MarchROBERTSON (Fri/Sat) 19/20 FeburaryMOSS VALE (Fri/Sat/Sun) 4-6 MarchCAMDEN (Fri/Sat) 11/12 March SYDNEY ROYAL 17-30 MarchBULLI (Sat/Sun) 28/29 MayDAPTO (Fri/Sat) 3/4 SeptemberPICTON (Sat/Sun 8/9 October

NOTE: DATES ARE BASED ON THE LATEST AVAILABLE ADVICE AT THE TIME OF PRINTING

BERRY SHOW TREASURE - 2015 - KEITH MILLERKeith was born in 1923 in Nowra, the third of five boys to William and Winnie Miller, and was raised on the family farm, Broughton Mill, in Wharf Road, Berry. He attended both Berry and Far Meadow Public Schools, then Nowra High. Keith didn’t enjoy school, so when he was offered work as a drover for a local livestock dealer, he was happy to combine work with school. In 1937 at the age of 14, Keith left school to work on his grandparents’ dairy in Bundewallah. Two years later he joined the 7th Light Horse Brigade. In November, 1945, he was discharged from the Army and returned home to work on the family farm.

In 1951 Keith married Nancy Morison and they lived with Keith’s family while he renovated the old house on the farm. They eventually moved into this house, where they lived for the reminder of their respective lives, raising four children.

Agricultural Shows and Friesian Cattle were Keith’s passion. In 1946 Keith joined the Committee of the Berry A. & H. Society, remaining a member for 56 years. He was made a life member in 1976 and was President during 1977 and 1978.

As Show days drew near, Keith would, after milking, do a drive through the Showground just to check everything was in order. His old Jeep was as well known to the Berry community as Keith himself.

Keith loved the Berry Show and he would be so pleased to see that it is still carrying on the tradition of being a very successful Country Show.


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In Memory ofAndrew Waddell(1859-1950)

Berry Pioneer and Founder ofA. Waddell & Co.

Established for 127years

and proud to be supporting the

127th Berry Annual Show

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Established for 131 Years

and proud to be supporting the

128th Berry Annual Show

pavilion - berry show

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