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PAVILION

Chief Stewardess: Mrs. Cheryl Edler

Assistant Chief Stewardess: Mrs. Joanne Glackin

PAVILION ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries close for all sections of the Show Pavilion on Tuesday 30th August

2016

DELIVERY OF PAVILION EXHIBITS

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

Exhibits for Section 12 Photography and Section 14 Art will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the

grandstand) on Thursday 1st September between 7.00pm and 8.00pm or on Friday morning 2nd

September between 10.00am and 11.00am or in the week prior at Show Office.

BONSAI & POT PLANTS

Exhibits for Section 5 Pot Plants and Section 6 Bonsai will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the

grandstand) on Friday morning 2nd September between 10.00am and 11.00am unless other arrangements

are arranged prior to this day.

HOME BREW

Exhibits for Section 15 Home Brew will be accepted at the Office by 4.00pm Tuesday 30th August.

ALL OTHER EXHIBITS

Will be accepted in Pavilion (located behind the grandstand) on Thursday evening 1st September between

7.00pm and 8.00pm or on Friday morning 2nd September between 10.00am and 11.00am.

Alternatively, exhibits can be left at the Dapto Showground Office if the above two days and times

cannot be met.

Exhibitor's tickets are to be attached to all exhibits prior to checking in with Stewards. Exhibits are to be checked

in with the Section Steward and must not have name in clear view or on the front of the article. Exhibits breaching

these rules will not be included in Judging.

Judging will commence at 12 noon Friday for all sections

Pavilion opens Saturday, 3rd September from 9.00am till 5.00pm

PAVILION PRIZEMONEY

Prizemoney: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Prizemoney can be collected from the Show Office between 9.00am and 3.30pm on Saturday 3rd September

or at the collection of exhibits.

EXHIBIT COLLECTION

All pavilion exhibits can be collected from the pavilion areas between 6.30pm - 8.00pm Saturday 3rd September or Monday 5th September between 3.00pm and 6.00pm.

Section 1 - Dairy & Agriculture

Stewardess: Mrs. J Glackin Steward: Mr. R Hayes

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORM - TUESDAY 30th August 2016

ENTRY FEES: $1.00 per entry (Members Free)

PRIZEMONEY: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS: Exhibits will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the grandstand) on

Thursday 1st September between 7.00pm and 8.00pm or on Friday morning 2nd September between

10.00am and 11.00am

JUDGING: will commence 12.00 noon Friday

Class 1001 Best six white hen eggs

Class 1002 Best six brown hen eggs

Class 1003 Best six duck eggs

Class 1004 Maize in cob, any variety, 3 stalks

Class 1005 Jar of honey, seasons growth

Class 1006 Longest stalk of paspalum, seasons growth

Class 1007 Bundle of red clover, green

Class 1008 Two (2) heads of sunflower

Class 1009 Longest runner kikuyu grass

Class 1010 Any farm produce not specified above, not silage

MOST OUTSTANDING DAIRY & AGRICULTURE EXHIBIT - RIBBON

Section 2 – Vegetables



ENTRY FEES: $1.00 per entry (Members Free)




10.00am and 11.00am


All vegetables must be grown locally and this seasons growth

In Season

Class 2001 Broccoli - 3 Heads

Class 2002 Broad Beans - 6 Pods

Class 2003 Cabbage (green) complete with roots

Class 2004 Cabbage (Red) complete with roots

Class 2005 Cabbage any other variety

Class 2006 Cauliflower complete with roots and leaves

Class 2007 Kale - any variety (bunch of 5 leaves)

Class 2008 Lettuce - any variety with roots

Class 2009 Onions - 3 brown

Class 2010 Onions - 3 white

Class 2011 Onions - 3 red

Class 2012 Potatoes - 4 Tubers, 3 varieties

Class 2013 Radish (red or white) - complete with roots and leaves

Class 2014 Rhubarb - 5 stalks with leaves

Class 2015 Shallots - bunch of 5 complete

Class 2016 Silverbeet - 5 stalks in a bunch

Class 2017 5 varieties of green herbs

Class 2018 Pumpkin any variety under 22cm

Class 2019 Pumpkin any variety over 22cm

Class 2020 Collection of 3 pumpkins any variety

Class 2021 Any other vegetable not mentioned in schedule

Class 2022 Collection of 6 vegetables (large size)

Class 2023 Zucchini any variety

Class 2024 Carrot any variety

Class 2025 Garlic any variety

Class 2026 Leeks any variety

Class 2027 Horseradish any variety

Commercial (Out of Season)

Class 2028 3 Red Tomatoes

Class 2029 3 AOV Tomatoes

Class 2030 3 Cucumber any variety

Class 2031 Any variety summer vegetable

Class 2032 Any variety winter vegetable

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT VEGETABLES

$25.00 + RIBBON PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY MR ROBERT HAYES

Section 3 – Fruit


CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORM - TUESDAY 30th August, 2016

ENTRY FEES: $1.00 per Entry (Members Free)




10.00am and 11.00am


All fruit must be in fit condition for immediate use. All fruit must be grown by the Exhibitor. Classes

to be shown on paper plates which must be provided by the exhibitor.

Class 3001 3 Lemons any variety with stems

Class 3002 Collection of citrus - 3 species of each variety with stems

Class 3003 Any other fruit not mentioned in schedule

Class 3004 Any oversized fruit of any variety

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT FRUIT

$25.00 + RIBBON PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY MR ROBERT HAYES

Section 4 – Flowers

Stewardess: Mrs. C Edler




DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS : Exhibits will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the grandstand) on

Friday morning 2nd September between 10.00 and 11.00am.

JUDGING : will commence 12.00 noon Friday

Exhibit tickets must be placed under exhibits, otherwise the exhibit will be disqualified.

Miscellaneous Flowers

Class 4001 Container of Pansies

Class 4002 Container of Irises

Class 4003 Container of Bulbs

Class 4004 Container of Daisies

Class 4005 Container of Sweet Peas

Class 4006 Container of Annuals

Class 4007 Container of any other flower not mentioned above.

Decorative and Cut Flowers

Class 4008 Vase of Roses

Class 4009 Vase of Miniature Roses -any variety

Class 4010 One Exhibition Rose - named

Class 4011 Arrangement of Flowers - Not Floating

Class 4012 Bowl of Flowers - Floating

Class 4013 Foliage arrangement - no flowers

Class 4014 Novelty Flower arrangement or container

Class 4015 Australian Native Flowers - No Proteas

Class 4016 Vase of Proteas

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT – FLOWERS - RIBBON

Section 5 - Pot Plants

Stewardess: Mrs. C Edler




DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS: Exhibits will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the grandstand) on Friday

morning 2nd September between 10.00am and 11.00am unless other arrangements are arranged prior

to this day.


Competitors are invited to display appropriate name tags in pots (if possible) as a means of identifying

plants to members of the public, particularly in the "Collection" classes and other classes where Genera

(or family name of plant) is not shown in schedule.

Measurements: 4" = 10.2cm 6" = 15.3cm

General Plants

Class 5001 Specimen Succulent

Class 5002 Begonia - any variety

Class 5003 Specimen cactus

Class 5004 African violet in Flower

Class 5005 Pot or trough of cacti and/or other succulents and/or other succulents

Class 5006 Specimen plant, flowering - pot or hanging

Class 5007 Specimen plant, foliage - pot or hanging

Class 5008 Bromeliad, any variety with or without flower

Class 5009 Orchid - Flower under 50mm - any variety - must be named

Class 5010 Orchid - Flower over 50mm -any variety - must be named

Class 5011 Carnivorous Plant - any variety

Class 5012 Miniature garden

Class 5013 Plant in Novelty Pot

Class 5014 Stag horn or elk

Class 5015 Coleus

Class 5016 Maiden hair fern

Class 5017 Fern, any other variety

Class 5018 Pot plant not stated

Class 5019 Palm, any variety

Class 5020 Geranium any variety

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT - POT PLANTS – RIBBON

Section 6 – Bonsai

Stewardess: Mrs. N Naylor Steward: Mr. T Naylor




DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS : Exhibits will be accepted in the Pavilion (located behind the grandstand) on

Friday morning 2nd September between 10.00am and 11.00am

JUDGING : will commence 12.00 noon Friday

Class 6001 Informal upright bonsai

Class 6002 Forest or group planting bonsai

Class 6003 Any Australian native bonsai

Class 6004 Open section bonsai

Class 6005 Cascade bonsai

Class 6006 Root over rock

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT BONSAI

$ 50.00 + RIBBON - PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY URIMBIRRA SOUTH COAST BONSAI SOCIETY INC.

Section 7 – COOKERY

Including: Jams, Jellies, Pickles & Sauces

Stewardess: Mrs. A Morley






10.00am and 11.00am


HINTS ON EXHIBITION COOKING

* It is important you read the schedule carefully

* read your recipe – it could mean a difference between success and 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 package cake mixture – unless stated

* use castor sugar for finer cakes

* most important to use fresh ingredients, especially shortening

* do not use corn flour in sponge unless on schedule

* do not use ring tin unless stated

* do not put your cakes in plastic containers or bags before judging as this can

draw moisture – use cellophane for best results

* biscuits and pikelets should be dainty

* lamingtons should be butter mixture. Approximately 4cm

* ice cake on top only, unless otherwise specified

* weigh sponge mixture for even heights

* do not over flavor especially soda

* do not trim a cake

* you have taken care with your cake, so take care with your presentation

* all bottled entries please place label on jar – not lid

* plain lids only – no cloth covers

Thick cardboard covered with foil is ideal to display

your cakes on (not china)

Take pride in your exhibit, the judge can tell when care is taken

No ring tins to be used for classes 1-6 -1/2lb mixture = 1/2lb butter +1/2lb sugar.

No packet cake mixtures allowed

Agricultural Societies Council of N.S.W

RICH FRUIT CAKE for Class 5

The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants

in the Rich Fruit Cake Competition

HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED

250g (8 oz.) sultanas 60g (2 oz.) self-raising flour

250g (8 oz.) chopped raisins 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg

250g (8 oz.) currants 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger

125g (4 oz.) chopped mixed peel 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves

90g (3 oz.) chopped red glace cherries 250g (8 oz.) butter

90g (3 oz.) chopped blanched almonds 250g (8 oz.) soft brown sugar

1/3 cup sherry or brandy 250g (8 oz.) plain flour

1/2 teaspoon lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind 4 large eggs

1/2 teaspoon almond essence 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence

Mix together all the fruits & nuts & sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover & leave for at least one (1) hour,

preferably overnight. Sift together the flours & spices. Cream together the butter & sugar with the essences.

Add the eggs 1 at a time, beating well after each addition, & then alternately add the fruit & 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) & bake in a slow oven for approximately 3½ - 4 hours. Allow cake to cool in

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

Group 5 Zone Final for Rich Fruit Cake competition (Class 5) will be held at Albion Park. Cakes from

previous judging, cut in half, will be accepted at zone judging. Winner from zone judging will compete

at Sydney Royal Easter Show and will be required to deliver a cake to Sydney the same week. (It may

be advisable to bake two cakes by the Group Final)

Open Section

Class 7001 Fruit cake 1/2lb 250g mix

1st $10

Class 7002 Boiled fruit cake 1/2lb 250g mix

1st $10

Class 7003 Fruit pudding, steamed 1/2lb 250g mix

1st $10

Class 7004 Rich fruit cake competition (refer to recipe)

1st $15 2nd $10

Class 7005 Sultana cake 1/2lb 250g mix

Class 7006 Sponge sandwich filled with jam

Class 7007 Date loaf, open tin, not iced

Class 7008 Carrot cake, iced on top only

Class 7009 Banana cake, iced with lemon icing on top only

Class 7010 Cake, any other variety

Class 7011 Shortbread, one piece (no larger than 10cms)

Class 7012 Muffins - 6 no paper

Class 7013 6 cup cakes, iced, not cooked in patty paper

Class 7014 Anzac Biscuits

Class 7015 Home made damper

Class 7016 6 plain scones

Class 7017 6 pumpkin scones

Class 7018 Plate of slice, 6 pieces, cooked

Best Cake

Class 7019 Best Chocolate Cake - Iced on Top Only

1st $20 2nd $10

Male Exhibitors - Cakes

Class 7020 6 plain scones

Class 7021 Damper

Novice Section - Cakes

Exhibitor who has never won 1st or 2nd prize in specified class at Dapto Show

Class 7022 Any Cake, Iced on top only, named

Jams, Jellies, Pickles and Sauces

All jars are to have exhibit tickets attached before handing to steward.

All exhibits to be in glass container.

Contents not less than 350gms or more than 500gms.

Class 7023 Jam, any variety, to be named

Class 7024 Berry Jam

Class 7025 Lemon Butter

Class 7026 Passionfruit Cheese

Class 7027 Marmalade, any variety, to be named

Class 7028 Collection of jams, 3 varieties, to be named - 1st $5.00

Class 7029 Jelly, any variety to be named

Class 7030 Pickles AV

Class 7031 Relish AV

Class 7032 Chutney AV

Class 7033 Sauce AOV

Class 7034 Vinegar AOV

Novice Section - Jams, Jellies, Pickles & Sauces

For exhibitor who has never won 1st or 2nd prize

Class 7035 Berry Jam

Class 7036 Marmalade - any variety

Class 7037 Chutney, any variety, to be named

Class 7038 Relish, any variety, to be named

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT COOKERY

$25.00 + RIBBON - PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION DAPTO BRANCH

Section 8 – Needlework

Stewardess: Mrs. J Thompson






10.00am and 11.00am

JUDGING: will commence 12 noon Friday

GUIDELINES FOR NEEDLEWORK

a) Please read the schedule carefully

b) Judges look for clean, well presented work

c) Items should not be soiled

d) Plain Sewing

* stitching and seam finishes should be uniform throughout the garment

* open seams or overlocked seams should be used for most garments, generally

French seams for lingerie, baby wear and blouses

* facings – attached, clipped to stitching and caught down only on seam points

* hems – either blind or French hem

* collars and lapels same length

* buttonholes right direction

e) Embroidery

* should be attached with pins to coloured cardboard (to compliment work)

* work should not be started or finished with knots, it should be invisibly finished

* cross stitch – stitches on the reverse side should all go the same way

* all stitches on rights side must have top of stitch going in one direction

All needlework must be exhibitors own work and have been completed in the last two (2) years. All

articles must be unwashed, otherwise disqualified. The Association reserves the right to reject any

exhibit that does not comply with printed regulations. All names must be covered and all articles must

have an exhibitor's ticket attached with a safety pin.

Class 8001 Article – machine made

Class 8002 Article of creative machine embroidery

Class 8003 Coathanger – must be needlework

Class 8004 2 articles suitable for a gift – must be needlework, distinct variety

Class 8005 Article of Christmas Theme – must be needlework

Class 8006 Article featuring cross stitch – half stitch allowed

Class 8007 Article in cross stitch – framed

Class 8008 Table centre or runner in needlework - including hardanger, drawn thread, pulled thread,

not crochet

Class 8009 Article of counted thread embroidery – not cross stitch

Class 8010 Article of creative embroidery

Class 8011 Article of silk ribbon embroidery

Class 8012 Baby article featuring embroidery

Class 8013 Article of candlewicking

Class 8014 Article featuring wool embroidery

Class 8015 Best made cushion featuring embroidery of any medium

Class 8016 Prettiest patchwork or appliqué cushion filled

Class 8017 Small or large article of patchwork – not specified

Class 8018 Small or large wall hanging in patchwork, creative sewing or appliqué

Class 8019 Small article of patchwork suitable for a gift

Class 8020 Small quilt, maximum size 48"x54"(120cmx135cm), patchwork &/or appliqué, Hand

quilted

Class 8021 Small quilt, Maximum size 48" x 54" (120cm x 135cm), patchwork &/or appliqué, Machine

quilted

Class 8022 Large quilt – patchwork &/or appliqué, Machine quilted

Class 8023 Large quilt – patchwork &/or appliqué, Hand quilted

Class 8024 Patchwork Quilt - Professionally Quilted

Class 8025 Any article not listed

Novice Section

For anyone who has not won 1st or 2nd prize

Class 8026 Any article of cross stitch

Class 8027 Any article of needlework, not specified

Class 8028 Quilt – patchwork &/or appliqué hand quilted

Class 8029 Quilt – patchwork &/or appliqué machine quilted

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT NEEDLEWORK - RIBBON

Section 9 – Knitting & Crochet

Stewardess: Mrs. J Thompson






10.00am and 11.00am


All knitting & crochet must be exhibitors own work and have been completed in the last two (2) years.

All articles must be unwashed, otherwise disqualified. The Association reserves the right to reject any

exhibit that does not comply with printed regulations. All names must be covered and all articles must

have an exhibitor's ticket attached with a safety pin. All articles must be hand knitted or crocheted

unless otherwise stated.

Knitting & Crochet

Class 9001 Baby hand knitted jacket and bootees

Class 9002 Baby hand knitted or crochet jacket/cardigan

Class 9003 2 pairs baby hand knit bootees, 1 pair with cuff, 1 pair with short leg

Class 9004 Child hand knitted or crochet cardigan or jumper (4-12 years)

Class 9005 Adult hand knitted or crochet jumper/cardigan over 8 ply

Class 9006 Adult hand knitted or crochet jumper/cardigan 8 ply and under

Class 9007 Best hand knitted article not previously mentioned

Class 9008 Knitted &/or crochet coat hanger – plain

Class 9009 Knitted &/or crochet coat hanger – pretty

Class 9010 Baby hand knitted frock

Class 9011 Best machine made small article

Class 9012 Best machine made garment

Class 9013 Doll dressed in knitted clothes

Class 9014 Best hand knitted scarf – 1st $10

Class 9015 Best hand knitted beanie – 1st $10

Class 9016 Table centre crochet or tatting

Class 9017 Handkerchiefs, crochet or tatting

Class 9018 2 pairs crochet bootees, 1 pair with cuff, 1 pair with short leg

Class 9019 Crochet baby shawl

Class 9020 Table runner - crochet

Class 9021 Baby's crochet frock

Class 9022 Crochet woollen rug

Class 9023 Article with crochet edge - hand towel or washer

Class 9024 Best make cushion crochet

Class 9025 Best crochet article not previously mentioned

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT KNITTING /CROCHET

$20.00 + RIBBON - PRIZEMONEY for Classes 9001 to 9013 DONATED BY ANNETTE COSTELLO

Class 9026 Wool Article/Garment STATE COMPETITION

1st $15.00 2nd $ 8.00 3rd $5.00

WOOL ARTICLE/GARMENT STATE COMPETION

THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS Ron & Dorothy Brewer Memorial – Sponsored By "THE BREWER FAMILY”

The winner of Section 9014 at Dapto Show will proceed to the Group 5 Final. Group 5 winners will receive THE RON and DOROTHY BREWER MEMORIAL

1st $125, 2nd $50 and 3rd $25 (donated by the Brewer Families) Group 5 Final will be held at Albion Park Show 2017.

This class is supported by the South Coast and Tablelands Group 5, involving three levels of judging at Local Shows, Group level against other Show winners in our Group, then judged with all other Group entries from NSW at the Sydney Royal. This competition was initiated in 2005 and is to encourage and promote the use of wool.

CONDITIONS: 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. 3. Exhibits (articles/garments) may 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 fiber with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a

label is not available as a handspun/felted, a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice. 5. An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organization. 6. All three article/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 article/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 concerned.

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.

Section 10 - Crafts including China Painting

Stewardess: Mrs. S Primmer






10.00am and 11.00am

JUDGING: will commence 12:00 noon Friday

All exhibits must be the own work of the exhibitor and must have been completed in the previous two

(2) years. All exhibits are to be displayed with exhibitors tickets attached.

Class 10001 Piece of handmade pottery

Class 10002 Tapestry, framed

Class 10003 Tapestry, long stitch, framed

Class 10004 Toy making

Class 10005 Best dressed doll

Class 10006 2 articles suitable for a gift

Class 10007 Article of Christmas decoration

Class 10008 Any article featuring beading

Class 10009 Article of folk art

Class 10010 Photo frame or photo album in cottage craft

Class 10011 Article in decoupage

Class 10012 Any article not specified, (not ceramics)

Class 10013 Tapestry long stitch, framed, for exhibitors over 60 years

Class 10014 Article of recycled material

Class 10015 Quilling or Paper Tole

Class 10016 Card Making- must show some stamping techniques

Class 10017 Scrapbooking- single or double layout

Class 10018 Painted Article - vase

Class 10019 Pen work on article of china

Class 10020 Painted article - 3 techniques or more

Class 10021 Any other item of hand painted china

Class 10022 Painted article - florals

Class 10023 Painted article - modern design

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT- CRAFT

$25.00 + RIBBON PRIZEMONEY – DONATED BY COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION DAPTO BRANCH

Section 11 – Woodwork

Stewardess: Mrs. B Allison

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORM - TUESDAY 30 August, 2016





10.00am and 11.00am


All exhibits must be the own work of the exhibitor. All exhibits are to be displayed with exhibitors tickets

attached.

Class 11001 Any article of woodcraft

Class 11002 Wooden toy

Class 11003 Wood sculpture & carving

Class 11004 Wood turning

Class 11005 Scroll saw work

Class 11006 Box Making

Class 11007 Inlay wood

Class 11008 An article of pyrography

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT WOODWORK – RIBBON

Section 12– Photography

Stewardess: Mrs. J Price

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORM - TUESDAY 30 August, 2016





10.00am and 11.00am


All exhibits must have been completed since September, 2015. All exhibits to be bonafide property of

exhibitor. All prints to be mounted on suitable cardboard ready for display, WITH BULL DOG CLIP

ATTACHED FOR HANGING.

Maximum size 305mm x 205mm (12" x 8").

Manipulated Digital

Class 12001 Manipulated Digital Print - Any subject

Original photo must accompany entry

Black & White Prints

Class 12002 Portrait

Class 12003 Landscape

Class 12004 Open

Class 12005 Macro (i.e. Close Up)

Colour Enlargements



Class 12008 Open

Class 12009 Macro (i.e. Close Up)

Postcard Size Prints ((6x4) - 150mm x100mm)



Class 12012 Open

Junior Photography (Persons under 18 yrs.)



Class 12015 Open

Class 12016 Macro (i.e. Close up)

Open

Class 12017 Best photo of an Iconic building from postcode 2530 - Colour or Black & White

CHAMPION EXHIBIT BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH - RIBBON

CHAMPION COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY - RIBBON

South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies Inc.

Champion of Champions

The two "Best Exhibit" photographs from Dapto will be eligible for the South Coast & Tablelands Show

Societies Inc. "CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS" photography competition.

Judging will be at Camden Show 2017 and Photos will be exhibited at Camden Show 2017

Prizemoney for "Champion of Champions" photography at Group 5 judging

1st $50.00 2nd $30.00 3rd $20.00

Section 13 - Children

Stewardess: Mrs. S Primmer

No Entry Fees Applicable

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRY FORM - TUESDAY 30 August 2016

PRIZEMONEY: Only Applicable Where Stated



10.00am and 11.00am


All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and must have been completed in the previous 2 years. All

exhibits must have name covered and have an exhibitor's ticket attached.

Child's name and school to be written on back of entry.

CRAFTS, NEEDLEWORK, SEWING

Class 13001 Article of craft 6 years & under

Class 13002 Article of craft 7 to 12 years

Class 13003 Article of craft 13 years & over

Class 13004 Paper craft 12 years & under

Class 13005 Paper craft 13 years & over

Class 13006 Computer made or handmade card 12 years & under

Class 13007 Computer made or handmade card 13 years & over

Class 13008 Article of needlework 12 years & under

Class 13009 Article of needlework 13 years & over

Class 13010 Piece of hand made pottery

Class 13011 Best project on cardboard 12 years & under

Class 13012 Best project on cardboard 13 years & over

Class 13013 Recycled creation made from used materials (not exceeding 75cm square)

Class 13014 Painted rock 8 years & under

Class 13015 Any festival decoration 12 years & under

Class 13016 Any festival decoration 13 years & over

Class 13017 Scrapbooking single or double layout 12 years & under - 1st $5.00

Class 13018 Scrapbooking single or double layout 13 years & over - 1st $5.00

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT CHILDRENS CRAFTS

$10.00 PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY ROBIN & NEIL HARVEY OF ALBION PARK

COOKERY

Class 13019 Plain butter cake, iced by high school pupil

Class 13020 6 piklets, 6 years & under

Class 13021 6 piklets, 7- 12 years

Class 13022 6 iced & decorated cup cakes, by Primary school pupil

Class 13023 6 iced & decorated cup cakes, by High school pupil

Class 13024 Plate of 4 iced & decorated arrowroot biscuits 6 years & under

Class 13025 Plate of 4 iced & decorated arrowroot biscuits 7-12 Years

Class 13026 Damper

Class 13027 Jam, any variety (any age)

Class 13028 Lemon or passionfruit butter 12 years & under

Class 13029 Lemon or passionfruit butter 13 years & over

Class 13030 Afternoon Tea Tray 12 years & over

1st $5.00 2nd $3.00 . Class 13031 Breakfast Tray 12 years & under

1st $5.00 2nd $3.00

Class 13032 Breakfast Tray 13 years & over

1st $5.00 2nd $3.00

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT CHILDRENS COOKERY

$10.00 + RIBBON - CASH PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY ROBIN & NEIL HARVEY OF ALBION PARK RAIL

POT PLANTS

Class 13033 Pot Plant 12 years & under

Class 13034 Pot Plant 13 years & over

Class 13035 Novelty Pot plant - 12 years and under

Class 13036 Novelty Pot Plant - 13 years and over

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS POT PLANTS - RIBBON

ART

Class 13037 Black & white pencil sketch, 12 years & under

Class 13038 Black & white pencil sketch, 13 years & over

Class 13039 Coloured pencil sketch, 12 years & under

Class 13040 Coloured pencil sketch 13 years & over

Class 13041 Landscape, 17 years & under

Class 13042 Portrait, 17 years & under

Class 13043 Any other subject, any medium 9 years & under

Class 13044 Any other subject, any medium 10 to 12 years

Class 13045 Any other subject, any medium 13 years & over

Class 13046 Poster, 17 years & under

Class 13047 Animal study, 12 years & under

Class 13048 Picture in collage under 12 years

Class 13049 My favourite picture 12 years & under

Class 13050 My favourite picture 13 years & over

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS ART

$10.00 PRIZEMONEY - DONATED BY ROBIN & NEIL HARVEY OF ALBION PARK RAIL

PHOTOGRAPHY

Class 13051 Any subject, 12 years & under

Class 13052 Any subject, 13 years & over

Class 13053 Colour landscape 12 years & under

Class 13054 Colour landscape 13 years & over

Class 13055 Animal study 12 years & under

Class 13056 Animal study 13 years & over

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT CHILDRENS PHOTOGRAPHY

$10.00 PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY ROBIN & NEIL HARVEY OF ALBION PARK RAIL

WOODWORK

Class 13057 Any article of woodwork, 12 years & under

Class 13058 Any article of woodwork, 13 years & over

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS WOODWORK

FRUIT & VEGETABLE & DAIRY & AGRICULTURE

1st Prize in classes 13059 to 13069 will receive $2.00 - Donated by The Pawelek Family 2nd Prize in classes 13059 to 13069 will receive $1.00 - Donated by The Pawelek Family

Class 13059 Tomato 3 species

Class 13060 Any fruit 3 species

Class 13061 Any vegetable, 3 species

Class 13062 Longest runner of kikuyu grass

Class 13063 6 eggs

Class 13064 Any oversized vegetable (non culinary value)

Class 13065 Most attractive animal/person - made of any type of vegetable or /fruit (9 years & under)

Class 13066 Most attractive animal/person -made of any type of vegetable or /fruit (10 to 12 years)

Class 13067 Most attractive animal/person -made of any type of vegetable or fruit (13 years & over)

Class 13068 Collection of kitchen herbs, 3 varieties

Class 13069 2 chillies

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT CHILDRENS FRUIT, VEG & DAIRY

$10.00 PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY ROBIN & NEIL HARVEY OF ALBION PARK RAIL

FLOWERS

Class 13070 Collection of Cut Flowers - 12 years and under

Class 13071 Collection of Cut Flowers - 13 years and over

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBITION IN CHILDRENS FLOWERS - RIBBON

BEST OVERALL EXHIBIT FROM CHILDREN’S SECTION - $25.00 PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY THE

PAWELEK FAMILY OF FARMBOROUGH HEIGHTS

ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FROM CHILDREN’S SECTION - PRIZEMONEY $5.00

Section 14 – Art

Stewardess: Mrs. M Fitzgibbon & Mrs. D Verity






10.00am and 11.00am or in the week prior at Show Office


Class 14001 Oils, Any Subject

Class 14002 Acrylics, Any Subject

Class 14003 Water Colour , Any Subject

Class 14004 Pastel, Any Subject

Class 14005 Black & white or colour sketch, any Subject

Class 14006 Artwork, Mixed Medium, any subject including unframed work

MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT ART (section 14)

RIBBON + $40.00 Voucher - Donated by Lever's Wollongong

PEOPLES CHOICE AWARD FROM SECTION 14

PEOPLES CHOICE AWARD FROM SECTION 14 WINS A $40.00 VOUCHER FROM LEVERS

Conditions of Entry

a) All work must be properly framed and prepared for hanging by single or double cord, with the artists name, address, title or work and if for sale, sale price on back of exhibit.

b) All exhibits are to be suitably framed excluding Class 6 c) Entries must be the original work of the exhibitor and completed during the past 2 years. All exhibits must have name

covered and have an exhibitor's ticket attached. d) Maximum Size 92cm x 61cm (24" x 36") (excluding Frame) e) No entries may be removed during the exhibition f) INSURANCE: The Dapto A & H Society will exercise all possible care of the works submitted, but will not be responsible

for loss or damage to any such works while in its custody whether in transit or on exhibition. g) A 10% commission will be charged on all sales at the Dapto Show h) All exhibitors must make their own arrangements for delivery and collection of paintings. No responsibility will be taken by

the Dapto A & H Society to return works i) The Judge of the Art section has the right to withhold prizemoney if, in their opinion, it is not warranted.

Section 15 – Home Brew

TROPHY and PRIZE MONEY donated by All Things Brewing

Steward: Mr. P Edler


DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS: Exhibits will be accepted in the Office by Tuesday 30th August.

ENTRY FEES: $1.00 per entry - 2 bottles

PRIZEMONEY: 1st $15.00 2nd $10.00

JUDGING: Thursday 1st September 2016

This section will carry 6 categories of home brew. 2 bottles minimum size 375ml will be required in each

category. All bottles to be delivered to the Dapto Showground office by 4.00pm Tuesday 30th August 2016.

Home brew will be judged on the following:

Taste 20

Smell 10

Clarity 5 (Please specify if beer is an unfiltered beer)

Head 5

All bottles will be numbered for judging (by staff). All exhibitors exhibit at their own risk. Exhibits will remain on

display until 5.00pm Saturday, 3rd September 2016.

Class 15001 Lager / New Class 15002 Pale Ale Class 15003 Dark Ale / Old Class 15004 Stout Class 15005 Bitter / Pilsner Class 15006 Any Other (Ginger beer, Cider etc.)

BEST OVERALL EXHIBIT – Home Brew

Section 16 - PET SHOW

Entry is FREE

Entry forms available from Show Office Entries will be taken from 2.00pm - 3.00pm Saturday 3rd September

Judging will take place from 3.00pm

Dogs and Puppies

Other Pets

Class 16001 Best Groomed Dog

Class 16006 Cutest Rabbit/Guinea Pig

Class 16002 Best Large Dog

Class 16007 Best Presented Cat

Class 16003 Best Small Dog Class 16008 Best Dressed Pet

Class 16004 Most Cuddly Dog/Puppy Class 16009 Most Colourful Bird

Class 16005 Friendliest Dog

Class 16010 Most Unusual Pet

Class 16011 - BEST OVERALL PET

CONDITIONS:

Child handlers only

Open to all school students and pre-schoolers

Exhibitors must provide their own suitable cage, pen or lead

No pets under 12 weeks old

All animals must be suitably vaccinated in accordance with the RSPCA Law.

All CLASSES WILL RECEIVE A PRIZE

2016

MISS DAPTO SHOWGIRL

JESSICA FOX

Jess is 19 years of age and has grown up in Dapto and lived here all her life. She went to the local catholic primary school, St Johns and completed her high schooling at Corpus Christi in Oak Flats. Jess currently works in hospitality and is completing a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education at the University of Wollongong. After finishing her degree, Jess would like to be a PDHPE teacher with the ultimate goal of becoming a School Principal.

Jess is passionate about health and nutrition and plays competitive netball. Having grown up around the Dapto show society, she is a strong advocate for her local community and an avid animal lover.

Jess is competitive by nature and with her bright and bubbly personality we know she will positively represent the Dapto Show Society as this year’s Showgirl.

HISTORY OF DAPTO SHOWGROUND

On Sunday 8th November 1856, a public meeting was called at George Brown’s Illawarra Hotel in

Dapto for all persons in favour of forming an Agricultural & Horticultural (A&H) Society in Dapto.

At the meeting it was decided that the “The Dapto Agricultural and Horticultural Society” be

formed. David Irving was elected President, John Brown was elected Secretary and a committee of

a further twenty one gentlemen formed the committee.

The first Dapto Show was held on Wednesday 28th January 1857 and was deemed a success

despite the fact that at the time farmers in the area where shifting production from Wheat to

Dairy due to the outbreak of disease rust.

As Dapto’s population increased, a train station was built in 1887 and the township of Dapto

formed around it. In the early 20th century, Patrick Hill Osborne donated 10 acres to the Dapto

A&H Society close to the centre of the growing township. The land grant was described as “level,

but raised, and has good drainage, which will keep it dry in the wettest of weather.” This is where

the Showground is still situated today.

During the early 1900’s the Society hosted many events including a Juvenile Ball. The Juvenile Ball

has since become non-existent and the Society, like many others in NSW now conducts a Miss

Showgirl Competition. The Dapto A&H Society has only had one Zone Finalist represent the Society

at Royal level, Renee Campbell (nee Buhagiar) in 1996.

In late 1936 the Society was offered a licence to conduct greyhound racing at the Showground.

This largely came about due to the Society, like many other Societies in NSW at the time, having

financial difficulties. The Committee believed that by conducting greyhound race meetings at the

showground it would assist to reduce the financial problems the Society had encountered.

Not long after in mid-1937 the Dapto Greyhound Racing Club was formed and greyhound racing

began on a grass track. The track remained grass until late 1991, when Dapto became one of the

first Greyhound racing tracks to become Loam. In 2006, the Club underwent further renovations

when a brand new track was built.

On the morning of Saturday 6th July 1991, the Secretary Mr Bill Dwyer (whom was living on the

Showground property at the time) was awoken by a loud explosion. He looked outside the window

to see the front office buildings on fire (the land on which McDonalds now stands). It is believed

the fire was lit under suspicious circumstances. Luckily the safe in which the minutes and

important records were kept survived with only a few documents damaged.

A transportable building was sourced from Walden at Port Kembla and until this was built the staff

set up a temporary office in the tote building.

In 1993, a new office building the main bar area was built. The office block and bar area is still in

use today, with an extension of the main bar area completed in June 2006.

Presently the Dapto A&H committee consists of twenty men and women who come from many

different backgrounds and all bring unique qualities and ideas to form the Dapto A&H Society.

The town has over the past 150 years changed significantly with farms sold off slowly to allow for

residential homes to be built. This has meant that the Society has had to continually reinvent itself

to cater for the needs of the local community, for example cattle was once a main focus of the

show but without local farms this event was dropped years ago. The showground now attracts

more sporting events and a variety of local community organisations utilise the grounds and

facilities for communal events.

Dapto is now one of the largest suburbs in the Illawarra and continues to grow rapidly with a

population of approx. 15,000 people.

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