TARA SHOW 2020 WOMENS SHOW AUXILIARY DIVISION...1 TARA SHOW 2020 -WOMENS SHOW AUXILIARY DIVISION...

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TARA SHOW 2020 - WOMENS SHOW AUXILIARY DIVISION President: Fiona Borchardt phone: 07 4665 3590

Secretary: Majella Hetherington phone: 07 4665 3204

Treasurer: Kylie Fourie mobile: 0429 032 218

Please read your schedule fully and carefully - Special instructions are at the head of each section.

Entries may be lodged at the FOUNDERS PAVILION Wednesday 4th March and Thursday 5th March 2020 between 10:00am and

4:00pm. Exhibits with entry cards attached are to be in the hands of the Stewards at the Pavilion no later than 8:30am on Friday

6th March 2020.

Competitors are responsible for attaching entry cards to their exhibits. It is NOT the job of the Stewards, who may refuse to accept exhibits

without entry cards securely attached. Each exhibit is eligible for competition in ONE class only. Exhibits in all sections, except Pot Plants

and Ferns, must NOT have competed at a previous Tara Show.

Exhibits and Prizemoney to be collected from the Auxiliary Treasurer in the Pavilion from 5-6pm Show Day 2020.

Stewards for the various Womens Show Auxiliary Sections are:

Cookery ………………….. Joan Goodwin 07 4665 3761 and Kylie Fourie 0429 032 218

Craft ………………………. Majella Hetherington 07 4665 3204

Art …………………………. Carolyn Dales 07 4665 3487 and Beth Brauer

Horticulture ……………... Fiona Borchardt 07 4665 3590

Needlework/Woolwork ... Sue Apelt 07 4665 9216

Photography …………….. Rick Brauer 0427 620 004 and Anne Stephens 07 4665 3356 or 0429 653 358

Group Activity ………….. Majella Hetherington 07 4665 3204

School Work …………….. Ellen Jobling 07 4669 2164

Pavilion Steward ……….. Athol Davis

TARA WOMENS SHOW AUXILIARY HISTORY

The Auxiliary was formed in 1960 at the suggestion of the then President of the Show Society, Mr A J Gill. Foundation members were

Mesdames F R Dowe, R Tucker, J H Travers, R O Lewis, A J Gill, L Bridge, H Dunstan, S O’Rourke, A Taylor, V O’Hara, E Cameron, D

Campbell, E Prause, D Gulbrandson, A Woods, C Bougoure and Misses B Staines and Y O’Rourke.

1970 saw the publishing of the first ‘Tara Tucker Book’. This recipe book was compiled to mark the 10th anniversary of the Auxiliary.

When the first edition was printed, no one could envisage that this cook book would become so popular, with eight editions now printed

and over 10,000 copies being sold. The latest edition published in 2015, has lots of new recipes and old favourites. It is available all year

around from the Tara Neighbourhood Centre, The Gums Store or contact us on FACEBOOK.

MOST POINTS IN PAVILION Anne Leahy, MLA Member for Warrego

SECOND MOST POINTS IN PAVILION Womens Show Auxiliary

To be eligible for most points in pavilion trophies competitors must have won points in at least three of the following sections - Cookery,

Needlework, Woolwork, Art, Crafts, Horticulture and Photography. First = 2 points, Second = 1 point. In the even of a tie, priority will be

given to the competitor with exhibits in the greatest number of sections.

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - BETTY GILL PERPETUAL TROPHY Womens Show Auxiliary (plus ribbon and individual trophy)

RESERVE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Frank and Lorna McNamara

$300 Prize Money for the Pavilion is donated by the Womens Show Auxiliary

TARA SHOW - WHOLE OF PAVILION TROPHIES

1992 Brenda Irwin

1993 Ellen Jobling

1994 Sue Apelt

1995 Trish Baker

1996 Bev Silverwood

1997 Anne McNamara

1998 Neville Peters

1999 John Brauer

2000 Margaret White

2001 Elizabeth Sommerset

2002 Janice Clark

2003 Shirley Riethmuller

2004 Janice Clark

2005 Karen Rafton

2006 Karen Rafton

2007 Fiona Borchardt

2008 Dawn Brown

2009 Karen Rafton

2011 Margaret White

2012 Sue Apelt

2013 Mary Youngberry

2014 Margaret White

2015 Mary Tierney

2016 Margaret White

2017 Mary Youngberry

2018 Fiona Borchardt

2019 Margaret White

Past Winners of the CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Betty Gill Perpetual Trophy:

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TARA SHOW 2020 - COOKERY Stewards: Joan Goodwin phone: 07 4665 3761 and Kylie Fourie mobile: 0429 032 218

Entries can be lodged at FOUNDERS PAVILION Wednesday 4th March and Thursday 5th March 2020 between 10:00am &


6th March, 2020.

Entry Fee: 50c

Prizes: First $4.00 and Second $2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

SUB-DIVISION 1: Confectionery, Jams and Preserves

HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY

1. Plate of Marshmallows

2. Plate of Coconut Ice - no copha

3. Plate of Chocolate Fudge

4. Collection of Sweets - named

5. Sugarcraft (eg. Candy Easter Egg)

All Jams, Marmalades and Butter to be in

glass jars with screw tops, clearly labelled on

jar. Only ONE jar per competitor in each

class.

6. Jar Lemon Butter

7. Jar Passionfruit Butter

8. Jar Grapefruit Marmalade

9. Jar Marmalade - any variety, named

10. Jar Fig Jam

11. Jar Rosella Jam

12. Jar Apricot Jam

13. Jar Tomato Jam

14. Jar Strawberry Jam

15. Jar Any Other Variety Jam (not

marmalade)

16. Bottle Mustard Pickles

17. Pickles - own choice

18. Bottle Hot Chutney

19. Bottle Sweet Chutney

20. Bottle Tomato Sauce - any size

21. Bottle Tomato Relish

22. Any Other Sauce

HOME MADE JAMS, PRESERVES ETC.

SUB-DIVISION 2: Home Made Cookery

Hints for Show Cooking:

Sponge rolls must be rolled, not folded over.

Lamingtons should be uniform size, not larger than 5cm (2”)

square.

Boiled Fruit Cakes should not be too rich.

Avoid cutters and bright colours for biscuits, which should be

flat and smooth underneath.

Unless specified Packet Mixes are not to be used.

SCONES

23. Date Scones - half dozen

24. Plain Scones - half dozen

25. Pumpkin Scones - half dozen

26. Sultana Scones - half dozen

CHAMPION SCONES $10 Prize money

donated by Kathy Francis

SMALL CAKES, SLICE, BISCUITS

27. Patty Cakes - (half dozen), to be iced

28. Lamingtons - half dozen

29. Plate Ginger Slice

30. Plate Date Slice

31. Plate Chocolate Slice

32.a. Plate Muffins - packet mix

32.b. Plate Muffins - home made

33. Plate Pikelets

34. 9 Assorted Biscuits - 3 different varieties

35. 6 Assorted Slice - 3 different varieties

36. Plate Gluten Free Slice

37. Plate of Gingernut Biscuits - use this

recipe ONLY:

Ingredients:

2 Tablespoon butter 1 cup raw sugar

1 egg 1/2 cup golden syrup

2 teaspoons ginger 2 cups plain flour

2 teaspoons baking powder

1/2 teaspoon bi-carb soda

Pinch salt Extra sugar

Method:

Cream butter, sugar and egg together, add

syrup. Sift all dry ingredients several times.

Add to mixture and mix well. Add a little extra

flour if too moist.

Place in fridge to firm up for a few hours. Roll

a teaspoon of the mixture into a ball and

place on a greased tray. Press with a fork

and sprinkle with sugar when the tray is full.

Bake in a moderate oven until golden brown.

MOST POINTS OVERALL IN COOKERY SECTION Anna Tucker Memorial Perpetual Trophy

BEST GINGERNUTS Tara Hardware

TARA SHOW - COOKERY TROPHIES

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6th March, 2020.

Entry Fee: 50c


SUB-DIVISION 2: Home Made Cookery cont.

MOST POINTS IN SUBDIVISION 2 Mr and Mrs P.C. Bougoure

CHAMPION CAKE OF THE SHOW Ellen Jobling and Society Ribbon

CHAMPION PUDDING Bridge Family in memory of late Mrs L. Bridge and Society Ribbon

CHAMPION PIECE OF COOKING (not a cake or pudding) Mr and Mrs P.C. Bougoure

TARA SHOW - COOKERY SUB DIVISION 2 TROPHIES

CAKES

38. Gingerbread Cake - not iced

39. Sultana Cake - not iced

40. Dark Fruit Cake

41. Boiled Fruit Cake

42. Carrot Cake - iced

43. Orange Bar - orange icing on top only

44. Peach Blossom Cake - bar tin, pale pink

icing on top only, sprinkled with coconut

45. Date Loaf

46. Any Packet Cake

47. Gluten Free Cake

48. Chocolate Butter Cake - round tin, icing

on top only

49. Coffee Sponge Sandwich - coffee icing

filling, iced on top

50. Arrowroot Sponge Sandwich - jam filled,

icing sugar sprinkled on top.

51. Plain Sponge Sandwich - no butter, jam

filled, sprinkled with icing sugar on top.

52. Sponge Roll - jam

CHAMPION SPONGE OF THE SHOW

Prize money $10 donated by Mrs A Smith

53. Iced Special Occasion Cake - handmade

decorations only, ribbon allowed.

Prize money $10 donated by Mrs L

McNamara.

54. Iced Novelty Cake

55. Steamed Fruit Pudding

56. Plum Pudding - half pound

Prize money First $6 and Second $4

donated by Mrs. M. Hetherington.

57. Cinnamon Cake - use this recipe ONLY

Ingredients:

125g butter (chopped)

1 cup castor sugar

3 eggs

1 cup SR flour

1/3 cup Plain flour

1 Tablespoon ground cinnamon

1/4 cup milk

Method:

Grease deep 20cm round cake pan. Cover

base with baking paper.

Combine all ingredients in medium bowl of

electric mixture. Beat on low speed until all

combined. Then beat on medium speed until

mixture is smooth and changed in colour.

Spoon and spread mixture into prepared

pan.

Bake in moderate oven for around 50

minutes. Turn onto wire rack to cool. Brush

with the topping ingriedients listed below

while the cake is still warm.

Icing Ingredients :

2 Tablespoons melted butter

2 Tablespoons sugar

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

59. MEN ONLY Chocolate Cake - round tin,

icing on top only

Trophy donated by J. Goodwin

BREAD

60. 1 Loaf of Bread

61. 1 Loaf of Breadmaker Bread

62. Hot Cross Buns - half dozen

63. Damper

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6th March, 2020. NAMES ON BACK OF PLASTIC PLATE IN LARGE LETTERS.

Entry Fee: 50c


SUB-DIVISION 3: Junior Cooking

MOST POINTS IN HIGH SCHOOL COOKING L. McNamara

CHAMPION HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBIT D. Brown and Society Ribbon

MOST POINTS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL COOKING PERPETUAL TROPHY B Bougoure and J Goodwin

CHAMPION PRIMARY SCHOOL EXHIBIT D. Brown and Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - COOKERY SUB DIVISION 3 TROPHIES

HIGH SCHOOL COOKING

Eligible to all high school aged students

home cooking or cooking produced

during class. Restriction of no more than

2 students per entry allowed.

64. Plate Small Cakes - iced. (6)

65. Plate Scones - (6)

66. Plate Pikelets - (6)

67. Orange Bar Cake - iced.

68. Sponge Sandwich - iced.

Prize money $5.00 donated by A. Smith

69. Novelty Item - Theme "Circus Magic"

(Cake to be on board no larger than

30cm x 30cm)

70. Chocolate Cake - iced top only, round tin

(packet mix acceptable)

71. Plate Packet Muffins

PRIMARY SCHOOL COOKING

72. Plate Small Cakes - iced (6)

73. Chocolate Cake - round tin, iced top only

(packet mix acceptable)

74. Plate Pikelets

75. Novelty Item - labelled

76. Plate Packet Muffins

KINDY, PREP, YEARS 1 & 2 ONLY

77. Plate 4 Decorated Milk Arrowroot

Biscuits

77a. Boy

77b. Girl

Prize Money donated by B. Bougoure

TARA SHOW 2020 - BEST DRESSED COMPETITON Chief Steward: Dana Deane

To be judged from 11am on SHOW DAY with the announcement of winner after the Official Opening at 2:45pm

BEST DRESSED LADY Margaret Davis

BEST DRESSED GENTLEMAN Frances Neal

MOST APPEALINGLY DRESSED TEENAGER Kylie Apelt

MOST APPEALINGLY DRESSED JUNIOR IN CIRCUS THEME (12 years and under) Sue Apelt

TARA SHOW - BEST DRESSED TROPHIES

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TARA SHOW 2020 - HORTICULTURE Chief Steward: Fiona Borchardt phone: 07 4665 3590


4:00pm.

Late entries will be accepted in the Cut Flowers at the Pavilion Horticulture Section from 8:00am to 9:30am on Friday 6th March, 2020.

All exhibits MUST be ready for judging by 10:00am on Friday 6th March 2020. Entry cards must be securely attached.

Any type of bottle may be used. Limited amount of bottles are available from the stewards. Please assist the Stewards by being as early

as possible with your exhibits and by having a list of your classified exhibits.

Entry Fee: 50c


SUB-DIVISION 1: Cut Flowers

$30 Prizemoney in this section donated by Fiona Borchardt

MOST POINTS IN CUT FLOWERS Hair Principle

CHAMPION ROSE Phyllis Henry Memorial Trophy and Society Ribbon

CHAMPION MINIATURE ROSE Hastie Youngberry Memorial Trophy and Society Ribbon

MOST POINTS GERANIUMS and SECOND MOST POINTS GERANIUMS Hannaford Rose and Geranium Club

CHAMPION BLOOM OTHER THAN A ROSE Mrs. L. McNamara and Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - CUT FLOWER TROPHIES

ROSES

1. Specimen Rosebud - any colour.

2. Specimen Rose - red or pink toning.

Named if possible.

3. Specimen Rose - any other colour.

Named if possible.

4. Rose in Three Stages - from bud to

bloom. Named if possible. Not

necessarily on one stem.

5. Container of Roses - 1 or more varieties,

with foliage.

6a. One Truss Floribunda or Polyantha

Roses

6b. Most Perfumed Rose, judged on perfume

only.

6c. Any other Rose (eg. Climber truss, Old

fashioned roses)

MINIATURE ROSES

7a. Specimen Bloom - any colour

7b. Specimen Bud - any colour

8. Rose in Three Stages - bud to bloom, one

variety. Not necessarily on stem

9. One Truss

10. Container of Miniature Roses - 1 or more

varieties.

GERANIUMS

11. Single Bloom Ivy Geranium

12a. Single Bloom Zonal Geranium

12b. Any other Single Bloom Geranium,

Pelargonium or Hybrid. eg. Big Red.

13. Three Blooms Ivy Geraniums

14. Three Blooms Zonal Geraniums

15. Container of Geraniums - 3 or more

varieties.

16. Container of Geranium Foliage - 3 or

more varieties.

OTHER FLOWERS

17. Container of Mixed Cut Flowers/

Shrubbery - 4 or more varieties.

18. Container of Flowers - one variety, not a

Rose.

19. One Bulbous Bloom or Tuberous Flower

- stem or head.

20. Bougainvillea - specimen truss.

21. Collection of Bougainvilleas

22. Any Other Flower - spike or truss,

multiple head or bud.

23. Any Other Cut Flower - specimen

24a. Australian Native - one stem.

24b. Container of Australian Native Flowers -

1 variety or more.

25. Container of Foliage Only.

All entries in the cut flowers must be grown by the exhibitor.

Hints:

Leave items as long as possible.

To help preserve cut flowers & roses, hold stems under water & cut again, a half inch from the original cut.

Damaged petals and leaves should be removed.

To keep bougainvillea, crush the stem about 10cm (4”) then hold in boiling water for 4 seconds.

All Geranium Classes are to have some foliage. No oasis allowed.

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TARA SHOW 2020 - HORTICULTURE Chief Steward: Fiona Borchardt phone: 07 4665 3590


4:00pm. Exhibits with entry cards attached, are to be in the hands of the Stewards at the Pavilion before 9:30am Friday 6th

March 2020.

Entry Fee: $1.00


SUB-DIVISION 2: Pot Plants

$50 Prizemoney in this section donated by Linda Wilkes

MOST POINTS IN POT PLANTS Anne Smith

CHAMPION FERN Mrs. M. White

CHAMPION POT PLANT Mrs. L. Neal and Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - POT PLANT TROPHIES

26. Specimen Pot Plant - green foliage.

27. Specimen Pot Plant - variegated foliage.

28. Specimen Shrub or Plant - in flower or

berry.

29. Climbing Plant - any variety.

30. Specimen Fern

31. Hanging Basket - any variety.

32. Specimen Begonia

33. Pot of Colour - annuals

34. Pot Plant in a Novelty Container -

container and plant to be judged.

35. Best Potted Geranium or Rose.

36. Succulent/s or Cactus

37a. Bromeliad

37b. Variegated Bromeliad

37c. Air Plant - Tillandsia/Orchid

38. Collection of at least Three Different

Succulents and/or Cacti - in one

container.

39a. Bonsai

39b. Any Other Pot Plant

Hints:

Old and damaged leaves should be removed.

Pots should be cleaned, overall appearance, quality and

freshness are required.

Leaf shine can be used to shine leaves.

Plants must be presented in their own pot. Saucers allowed.

Exhibits may have competed at a previous Tara Show.

Pot Plants to be owned by exhibitor for at least 3 months.

SUB-DIVISION 3: Floral Art

$20 Prizemoney in this section donated by Irma Porter

CHAMPION FLORAL ART Tara Medical Centre and Society Ribbon

MOST POINTS IN FLORAL ART Pam’s Greenery

TARA SHOW - FLORAL ART TROPHIES

40. Fun with Foliage

41. Succulent Delight

42. Circus Magic Critter - using fruit or

vegetables

43. Wood, Wire and Weeds

44. Kitchen Arrangement - using a kitchen

container

45. NOVICE - Succulent Design (for new

exhibitors only)

ARTIFICIAL – SILK FLOWERS

AND FOLIAGE

46. Decorate your Hat

47. 5 Flower Design

48. Own Choice, named

Conditions:

No artificial plant material allowed unless specified.

Additional foliage, drapes, bases and accessories may be

used unless otherwise stated.

Artificially coloured and preserved plant material allowed.

Flowers may be bought or home grown.

Definition of Plant Material from the Australian Floral Art

Association Manual

Any vegetable matter including fresh, dried, preserved native

and made up plant material flowers, foliage, fruit, vegetables

or marine plants. All may be artificially coloured unless

prohibited by the Show Schedule.

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TARA SHOW 2020 - ARTS AND CRAFTS Art Stewards: Carolyn Dales phone: 07 4665 3487 and Beth Brauer

Craft Steward: Majella Hetherington phone: 07 4665 3204


4:00pm. Exhibits with entry cards attached, are to be in the hands of the Stewards at the Pavilion before 4:00pm Thursday 5th

March 2020. Exhibits must not have competed at a previous Tara Show. Entries in Original Classes must be original, not copied.

Entry Fee: $1.00 Junior Section Entry Fee: 50c


Past Winners:

Jan Hurst 1991 Watercolour

Barbara Geisel 1992 Wool Picture

May Chew 1993 Water Colour

Annette Youngberry 1994 Art

Late Dorothy McKelvie 1995 Art

Pam Apelt 1995 Paper Tole

Wendy Bishop 1996 Calligraphy

Ken Shipp 1997 Aboriginal Art

Allison Burns 1998 Piece of Ribbon Embroidery

Rodney Tischark 1999 Clock

Sharon McNamara 2000 Counted Cross Stitch

Dawn Brown 2001 China Painting

Virginia Rafton 2002 Patch Work

Margaret Davis 2003 Folk Art

Wendy Allen 2004 Art

Jo Galloway 2005 Pottery Sculpture

Carolyn Dales 2006 Art


Mary Tierney 2008 Art

Chelsea Steinohrt 2009 Art


John Shelly 2012 Art

Mary Youngberry 2013 Folk Art

Kathy Francis 2014 Folk Art



Marilyn Peterson 2017 Pottery Wind Chimes

Fiona Borchardt 2018 Pottery Bowl

Julie McDonald 2019 Photography

These have been presented to the Tara Shire and are publicly

displayed.

TARA FUTURES GROUP ACQUISITION

To be chosen from overall Pavilion. The Tara Futures Group will also award a trophy to the value of $25 to the winning entry.

NOVELTY DECORATE YOUR BOOT COMPETITION

Steward: Carolyn Dales phone: 07 4665 3487

Entry Fee: $1.00

ANY MEDIUM: eg. Gumboot, Cowboy boots, Workboots,

Painting, Mosaic, Sewing,

Plants,

First Prize $10.00 and Trophy donated by Councillor Peter Saxelby

Second Prize $5.00

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TARA SHOW 2020 - ART Stewards: Carolyn Dales phone: 07 4665 3487 and Beth Brauer


4:00pm.

Entry Fee: $1.00


MOST POINTS IN ART Beth Brauer

CHAMPION PICTURE OF THE SHOW - Barbara Geisel Memorial Trophy Bill Geisel and Society Ribbon

CLASS 14B - WINNER OF AGED CARE ANY MEDIUM Ros Wade

MOST POINTS IN JUNIOR ART C. McCormack

JUNIOR CHAMPION PICTURE A. Smith

ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FOR JUNIOR ART Ros Wade

TARA SHOW - ART TROPHIES

OILS OR ACRYLICS

1. Still Life - Open

2. Land or Seascape - Open

3. Own Choice - Open

4. Own Choice - Novice

WATER COLOUR

5. Land or Seascape - Open

6. Own Choice - Open

7. Original, using any technique - Open

8. Own Choice - Novice

DRAWING

9. Pencil, Charcoal or Indian Ink - Open

10. Any Medium - Open

PASTEL OR CRAYON

11. Any Subject - Open

ANY MEDIUM

12. Contemporary Art, Any Subject - Open

13a. Still Life - Open

13b. Mandala and Zentangle

14a. Own Choice - Novice

14b. Original, Any Medium or Subject - Aged

Care

LOCAL ARTIST – OPEN

15. Any Medium by a Resident of Tara

District

Important Conditions of Entry:

Entries in Classes 1 to 8 MUST be framed or mounted for hanging

ALL Art MUST be ready to hang with string or wire securely fixed to frame

Name and phone number required on the back of each entry

All entries and prize money to be collected at 5pm on Saturday 7th March 2020 (unless alternative arrangements made with

Steward)

Novice: Open to competitors who have not won a prize at a previous Tara Show

16. Black & White Drawing - 15 - 17 years

17. Watercolour - 15 - 17 years

18. Original - any medium 15 - 17 years

19a. Pencil Drawing - 11 – 14 years

19b. Pencil Drawing - 10 years and under

20a. Pastel - own choice, 11 – 14 years

20b. Pastel - own choice, 10 years and

under

21a. Watercolour - 11 – 14 years

21b. Watercolour - 10 years and under

22a. Original - any medium, 11 – 14 years

22b. Original - any medium, 10 years and

under

TARA SHOW 2020 - JUNIOR ART

Entry fee 50c - open to all children

MUST be own work. All work to be original, no copies. Paper size approx. 25 x 35cm

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TARA SHOW 2020 - CRAFT Chief Steward: Majella Hetherington phone: 07 4665 3204


4:00pm. Exhibits and prizemoney can be collected from 5-6pm on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Entry Fee: $1.00


MOST POINTS IN CRAFT CLASSES 23-67 Majella Hetherington

$20 Prizemoney donated by Tara Decorative Arts towards Folk Art (classes 35-43)

CHAMPION PIECE OF CRAFTWORK Tara Craft Association and Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - CRAFT TROPHIES

23. Felting - framed or mounted

24. Wool Picture

25. Child's Toy - any medium

26a. Covered Cushion - any medium

26b. Bag - any medium

26c. Article incorporating fabric dye

26d. Any article made by a person 70 years

and over

27. Piece of Tapestry - mounted

28. Long Stitch Tapestry - mounted

29. Counted Cross Stitch - mounted

30. Any Other Needle Work - mounted

31. Folk Art – floral

32. Folk Art - boxes

33. Folk Art – Australiana – floral

34. Folk Art – Australiana – birds

35. Folk Art – Australiana – animals

36. Folk Art – Welcome or House sign

37. Folk Art – any other article

38. Folk Art – any other article - Humorous

39. Folk Art – child theme

40. Diamond Dotz - mounted

41. Paper Tole

42a. Decorated Card

42b. Decorated Card - Embossing

42c. Decorated Card - Embroidery

42d. Decorated Card - Special Event

42e. Decorated Card - Group of 3 different

cards

43a. Handmade Jewellery

43b. Handmade Jewellery Set

44. Porcelain Art - small piece less than

10cm high or wide

45. Porcelain Art - jug or vase higher than

15cm

46. Porcelain Art - any article with birds or

animals

47. Porcelain Art - plate painting in floral

design

48. Porcelain Art - own choice, any article

49. Porcelain Art - own choice, pen or pen &

wash

50. Porcelain Doll - dressed

51. Porcelain Art Novice, own choice

52. Ceramics - any piece

53. Glassware - hand painted

54. Piece of Pottery - hand built functional

ware

55a. Piece of Pottery - sculptural (small)

55b. Piece of Pottery - sculptural animal

56. Pottery – wheel thrown (2 or more

matching pieces)

57. Pottery – wheel thrown small piece –

less than 15cm

58. Pottery – wheel thrown

59a. Decorated Piece of Terracotta

59b. Decorated Mirror

60a. Scrapbooking - Single

60b. Scrapbooking - Double

61. Decorated Egg - goose or smaller

62. Decorated Egg

63. Article Incorporating Hand-Carved Wood

64. Article of Machined Woodwork

65. Any Other Craft - constructional

66. Any Other Craft - novelty

67. Millinery

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TARA SHOW 2020 - JUNIOR CRAFTWORK Chief Steward: Majella Hetherington phone: 07 4665 3204


4:00pm. Exhibits and prizemoney can be collected from 5-6pm on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Entry Fee: 50c Open to all children under 17 years of age


MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 68-84 Majella Hetherington

JUNIOR CHAMPION CRAFTWORK Majella Hetherington

TARA SHOW - JUNIOR CRAFT TROPHIES

68. Piece of Handmade Jewellery - under 17

years.

69. Article of Metal or Wood Construction -

under 17 years.

70. Hand Pottery - under 17 years

71. Christmas Decoration - under 17 years

72. Decorated Card - under 17 years

73. Folk Art - under 17 years

74a. Any Other Craft - under 17 years

74b. Calico Bag - decorated, under 17 years

74c. Face Mask - made from paper plate, 12

years and under.

75. Model from a Purchased Kit - 12 years

and under.

76. Bookmark - any medium, 12 years and

under

77. Decorated Card - 12 years and under

78. Piece of Handmade Jewellery - 12 years

and under

79. Article made from Wooden Pegs or

Paddle Pop Sticks - 12 years and under.

80. Any Other Craft - 12 years and under

81. Boiled or Blown Egg - decorated, 12

years and under

82. Christmas Decoration - 12 years and

under

83. Yarn Art - Gods eye - 12 years and

under

LEGO COMPETITION

84. LEGO - must be an original idea or

creation and must not be a design or

copy from design from instructions on

boxes or sets. Exhibits must be on solid

bases no larger than 30cm x 30cm. 12

years and under

TARA SHOW 2020 - GROUP ACTIVITY Chief Steward: Majella Hetherington phone: 07 4665 3204


4:00pm. Exhibitors to contact Steward with entries and queries before 4pm Thursday 5th March 2020.

Perishables may be added by 9am on Friday 6th March 2020.

Exhibits and prizemoney can be collected from 5-6pm on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Entry Fee: $2.00 per group

Prizes: First $15 (donated by Tara Womens Show Auxiliary) and Second $10.00 (donated by S. Riethmuller)

A Perpetual Trophy donated by the late Mrs JH Travers will be retained by the winning group for 12 months.

A trophy donated by MLA Member for WARREGO, Ms Anne Leahy will be awarded to the Most Outstanding Individual Article

THEME: “CIRCUS MAGIC”

Conditions of Entry:

1. Display must be arranged by 4:00pm on Thursday 5th March,

2020. Perishables may be added by 9am on Friday 6th March

2020.

2. Open to any number of people who may enter as a group, an

organisation or individually.

3. Theme is “Circus Magic”

4. Variety of articles of your choice

5. A maximum of 10 articles, not more than 5 props allowed.

6. Display to cover a maximum floor space of 182cm x 122cm, with

182cm of wall for backdrop (6’ x 4’ x 6’).

7. Articles to be numbered, and list of numbers with names to be

handed to Steward.

8. To be judged on Presentation, Quality and Variety.

9. Articles not to be entered in previous Group Activity.

Judging of the Group Activity will be done on a scoreboard

system provided.

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TARA SHOW 2020 - NEEDLEWORK AND WOOLWORK Chief Steward: Sue Apelt phone: 07 4665 9216

Entries and articles can be lodged at FOUNDERS PAVILION Wednesday 4th March and Thursday 5th March 2020 between

10:00am & 4:00pm. Exhibits and prizemoney can be collected from 5-6pm on Saturday 7th March 2020.

Entry Fee: $1.00


MOST POINTS IN NEEDLEWORK Womens Show Auxiliary in memory of Mrs Gwen Dowe

ENCORAGEMENT AWARD (Classes 1 - 23b) Ros Wade

CHAMPION EMBROIDERY EXHIBIT (Classes 29 – 36) Mrs S Riethmuller

CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN NEEDLEWORK SECTION Gift Voucher by Anthony’s Dalby and Society Ribbon

RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN NEEDLEWORK SECTION Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - NEEDLEWORK TROPHIES

INFANTS (0–12 Months)

1. Infants Outfit – hand embroidered or

smocked

2. Any Other Article

CHILD (1-5 years)

3. Childs Outfit – 2 or more pieces


CHILD (6-12 years)

5. Girls Outfit

6. Boys Outfit


ADULT

8. Ladies Dress or Suit

9. Ladies Blouse or Men's Shirt

10. Ladies Skirt

11. Garment in Stretch Material


MISCELLANEOUS

13. Machine Embroidered Article

14. Apron

15. Pot Holder/Oven Mitt

16. Article in Gingham

17. Hat - any medium

18. Thrift Garment or Article Made from

Something Old

19. Covered Coat Hanger

20. Article Incorporating Beadwork

21. Heirloom Sewing - bag or other item

22. Any Other Machine Made Article

23a. Article Made by Person over 70 Years

23b. Article Made by Person under 17 Years

CROCHET & TATTING

24. Crocheted Edged Handkerchief

25. Tatted Edged Handkerchief

26. Any Other Piece of Tatting

27. Crocheted Table Centre or Tray Cloth

28. Any Other Piece of Crochet - in cotton or

silk

EMBROIDERY

29. Duchess Set - mounted

30. Embroidered Table Centre or Runner

31. Embroidered Supper Cloth

32. Piece of Cross-Stitch Embroidery

33. Article Incorporating Counted Cross

Stitch

34. Article Incorporating Chicken Scratching

35. Piece of Traditional Embroidery

36. Any Other Embroidered Article

SUB-DIVISION 1: Needlework


All work must have been done since the last show

Soiled work will not be considered

All work must be pressed.

Doilies must not be more than 25cm (10”) across

Mounting to be done with pins only

Liquid Embroidery will not be accepted in Needlework

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Entry Fee: $1.00


ENCORAGEMENT AWARD (Classes 37 - 47b) Ros Wade

BEST EXHIBIT APPLIQUE AND PATCHWORK RIBBON Tara Quilters

TARA SHOW - NEEDLEWORK TROPHIES CONT.

APPLIQUÉ AND PATCHWORK

37a. Machine Patchwork - sewn and quilted

by exhibitor

37b. Machine Patchwork - quilted by a

professional

38a. Machine Patchwork – Wall hanging/

Table runner

38b. Patchwork - Quilt (cot size)

39a. Any Article in Patchwork - machine

work only

39b. Any Article in Patchwork - machine

work only (novice)

40. Article in Hand Sewn Patchwork Only

41. Article - hand appliquéd and machine

sewn and quilted

42. Article in Machine Appliqué

43. Article in Hand Appliqué

44. Patchwork and Appliqué Combined -

hand sewn

45. Patchwork and Appliqué Combined -

machine sewn

46. Patchwork Quilt – no larger than 1 metre

47a. Patchwork Quilt - any combination

47b. Quilt as You Go

One quilt from this section will be eligible

to compete at the Brisbane Exhibition.

SUB-DIVISION 1: Needlework Cont.





SUB-DIVISION 1A: Junior Needlework

Entry Fee: 50c


48. Cushion – any medium, 17 years and

under

49. Protective Item - 17 years and under

50. Wall Hanging - 17 years and under

51. Any Machine Made Article - 17 years and

under

52. Handmade Article Incorporating Stitchery

- 17 years and under

53. Pillow Case - 17 years and under

54a. Pair of Shorts - 13 years and under

54b. Pair of Shorts - 17 years and under

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Entry Fee: $1.00


MOST POINTS IN WOOLWORK R & L Reardon and Family

CHAMPION PIECE OF WOOLWORK McCormick Family in memory of Leonie McCormick and Society Ribbon

RESERVE CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN WOOKWORK SECTION Society Ribbon

BEST KNEE RUG, SHAWL or WRAP In memory of Mrs Muriel Smallacombe

TARA SHOW - WOOLWORK TROPHIES

KNITTING AND CROCHET

55. Matinee Jacket - 0-12 months

56. Three Piece Baby's Outfit - 0-12 months

57. Collection of Booties - no less than 3

pairs, mounted with pins

58. Beret/Cap or Socks

59. Child's Jumper or Cardigan - 1-5 years

60. Child's Jumper or Cardigan - 6-12 years

61. Lady's Jumper or Cardigan - Wool (wool

wrapper to be attached)

62. Men's Jumper or Cardigan - Wool (wool

wrapper to be attached)

63. Article in Multi-Coloured Design

64. Any Other Knitted/Crochet Article

65. Homespun Knitted/Crochet Article – wool

only – sample of wool to accompany

article

66. Hand Knitted/Crochet Article - using

cotton yarn.

67. Tea Cosy

68. Knee Rug, Shawl or Wrap

69a. Any Article - made by a person over 70

Years of Age.

69b. Any Article - made by a person under

17 years of age

SUB-DIVISION 2: Woolwork





All Doll Clothes are to be made by the exhibitor

SUB-DIVISION 3: Dolls

Entry Fee: $1.00


70. Doll - dressed in Day Clothes

71. Bride Doll

72. Baby Doll

73. Rag Doll - doll and clothing to be made

by exhibitor

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TARA SHOW 2020 - SCHOOLWORK Chief Steward: Ellen Jobling phone: 07 4669 2164 or mobile: 0407 692 510

No Entry Fee

Prizes: First $2.00 and Second $1.00

SCHOOL CRAFT CLASSES

For example: Collage, Paper Plate Masks,

Egg Carton Craft, Paddle Pop Stick Craft,

Threading etc. For INDIVIDUAL items only.

1. Playgroups and Kindergartens

2. PIPPAS

3. Prep

4. Year 1

5. Year 2

6. Year 3

7. Year 4

7. Year 5

8. Year 6

SCHOOL ART CLASSES

(For example: Painting, Drawing, Crayon

Resistance) 2D Only. Limit page size to A3

9. Playgroups and Kindergartens

10. PIPPAS

11. Prep

12. Year 1

13. Year 2

14. Year 3

15. Year 4

16. Year 5

17. Year 6

HANDWRITING CLASSES

Handwriting should be on lined paper

appropriate to year level. Names should not

be recorded on page front.

HANDWRITING SHOULD NOT HAVE

SPELLING ERRORS, OR ERASER MARKS

AND BE OF A HIGH STANDARD

18. Prep - Pre-Writing Activities

19. Year 1 - 3 lines of writing on year 1 lined

paper

20. Year 2 - 6 lines of writing on year 2 lined

paper

21. Year 3 - 6 lines of writing on year 3/4

lined paper

22. Year 4 - 6 lines of writing on year 3/4

lined paper

23. Year 5 - 6 lines of writing on standard

lined paper

24. Year 6 - 6 lines of writing on standard

lined paper

PROJECT A4 PAGE

Must be students own work, can be

computer generated and may be on any

subject

25. Year 4

26. Year 5

27. Year 6

POETRY PAGE

CHOOSE YOUR OWN THEME Maximum 1

x A4 Page. (Must be students own work)

28. Year 4

29. Year 5

30. Year 6

BEST INDIVIDUAL ARTICLE YEARS PREP to YEAR 3 Lyndell Neal and Ribbon

BEST INDIVIDUAL ARTICLE YEARS YEAR 4 to YEAR 6 Sam & Kim Wade and Ribbon

MOST POINTS IN THE PRIMARY SECTION Ros Bougoure and Champion Ribbon

Prizemoney Donors in the Schoolwork Section: D & C Hegemann, Ros Wade,

Womens Show Auxiliary, P & E Jobling, Leigh Nicholson

TARA SHOW - PRIMARY SCHOOL TROPHIES

Theme for 2019 - “Circus Magic”

(Theme is optional)


All entries are to be labelled with the students’ name, year

level (class number) and school on the BACK of the entry.

Work should be of “Show” standard and completed by

students with minimal adult assistance.

Craft items to be NO larger than 30cm Square Base.

Art pages limited to A3 Maximum

Students may only enter once in each section

NO ENTRY FORM OR FEE REQUIRED

Entries are open to ALL STUDENTS still attending school

(including Home-Schooling)

Please make arrangements with the Steward, Ellen

Jobling – BEFORE delivering work.

Entries are to be in the hands of the Steward by Monday 2nd

March 2020 by 4:00pm.

ALL WORK, CERTIFICATES, PRIEMONEY and

TROPHIES from this section will be returned to the

Students’ School during the week following the Show.

How judging points in schoolwork are allocated:

Highly Commended = 1 point

Third = 2 points

Second = 3 points

First = 5 points

Primary School - Prep to Year 6

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TARA SHOW 2020 - SCHOOLWORK Chief Steward: Ellen Jobling phone: 07 4669 2164 or mobile: 0407 692 510

No Entry Fee


CHAMPION PIECE OF SECONDARY ART Mr and Mrs P.C Bougoure and Society Ribbon

BEST PIECE OF WRITTEN GENRE Michelle Moran

MOST POINTS IN THE SECONDARY SECTION R and M Youngberry and Society Ribbon

Prizemoney Donors in the Schoolwork Section: D & C Hegemann, Ros Wade, Womens Show Auxiliary,

P & E Jobling, Leigh Nicholson

TARA SHOW - SECONDARY SCHOOL TROPHIES

SECONDARY ART

31. Year 7 – Drawing

32. Year 7 – Painting

33. Year 7 – Textiles

34. Year 7 – 3D (clay or sculpture)




34. Year 8– 3D (clay or sculpture)

















WRITTEN GENRE CLASSES

Entries may be submitted in either

handwritten format or typed on computer.

Genre to be decided at School discretion.

37. Year 7

38. Year 8

39. Year 9

40. Year 10

41. Year 11

42. Year 12

43. Year 11 - Essential English

44. Year 12 - Essential English

Secondary School - Year 7 to Year 12

Theme for 2019 - “Circus Magic”

(Theme is optional)


All entries are to be labelled with the students’ name, year

level (class number) and school on the BACK of the entry.

Work should be of “Show” standard and completed by

students with minimal adult assistance.

Craft items to be NO larger than 30cm Square Base.

Art pages limited to A3 Maximum

Students may only enter once in each section

NO ENTRY FORM OR FEE REQUIRED

Entries are open to ALL STUDENTS still attending school

(including Home-Schooling)

Please make arrangements with the Steward, Ellen

Jobling – BEFORE delivering work.

Entries are to be in the hands of the Steward by Monday 2nd

March 2020 by 4:00pm.

ALL WORK, CERTIFICATES, PRIEMONEY and

TROPHIES from this section will be returned to the

Students’ School during the week following the Show.

How judging points in schoolwork are allocated:

Highly Commended = 1 point

Third = 2 points

Second = 3 points

First = 5 points

Group/Whole Class effort to design a display using any materials/art/craft in the Circus Magic Theme

No Larger than 1m x 1m and able to be hung. (Please do not attach anything bulky or heavy that may fall off when hung)

Ribbon and prize money donated by Tara Neighbourhood Centre: First = $30.00, Second = $20.00, Third = $15.00

Group Display - Small Schools and Whole Classes at Tara SSC

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TARA SHOW 2020 - PHOTOGRAPHY Chief Steward: Rick Brauer mobile: 0427 620 004 email: [email protected]

Assistant Steward: Anne Stephens mobile: 0429 653 358 email: [email protected]

Entries close at 4:00pm on Friday 28th February 2020 (Show Saturday 7th March 2020).

All entries in Photography section must be lodged with stewards or left at Council Office by 4:00pm, on Friday 28th March 2020. Please

submit entry form early to allow ENTRY cards to be filled out and ready to be attached to photos. Photographs are taken away for judging

on Monday 2nd March 2020.

Entry Form and correct entry money must accompany entries. Money to be put into an envelope, with name & amount on front

and all photos to be placed in an envelope/folder to avoid damage or loss.

Entry Fee: 50c Junior: 30c


CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT (Classes 1-16) Ann Smith and Society Ribbon

MOST POINTS IN COLOUR PRINT (Classes 1-16) Anne Stephens

CHAMPION ENLARGEMENT (Classes 17-20) Fay Eley and Society Ribbon

CHAMPION BLACK AND WHITE OR SEPIA PRINT (Classes 21-23) Rick Brauer

CHAMPION JUNIOR PRINT (Classes 24-26) Leigh and Daryl Nicholson and Society Ribbon

TARA SHOW - PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHIES

COLOUR PRINTS CLASSES

No larger than 13cm x 18cm (5x7)

1. Architectural

2. Water Scene

3. Landscape

4. Rural Scene/Life on the Farm

5. Aspects of Weather (Rain, clouds, storms,

fog, rainbows etc).

6. Flowers, Berries, Plants, Trees.

7. Reflections

8. Sunrise – Sunset

9. Animal, Bird, Insect, Sea life etc.

10. People

11. Adult Portrait

12. Child Portrait

13. Child/Children (informal)

14. Special Occasion

15. Action

16. Any Other Subject

ENLARGEMENTS CLASSES

Must be larger than 13 x 18cm (5x7).

Colour, Black & White or Sepia.

17. People

18. Animals

19. Scenery

20. Any Other Subject

BLACK & WHITE OR SEPIA PRINT

CLASSES

No larger than 13 x 18cm (5x7)

21. People

22. Animal, Bird or Insect

23. Any Other

Open to any Child under 18. Colour,

Black & White or Sepia

24. People / Animals

25. Landscape / Water Scene

26. Any Other


1. All entries must be taken by the EXHIBITOR.

2. Any entry that has won a prize at a previous Tara Show will be

disqualified.

3. All prints must be mounted with double sided photo tabs or slot

mounted onto fine cardboard allowing A MAXIUMUM OF 2cm

surrounding the print. Cardboard from previous year’s exhibits can

be used if not damaged. Preferably black cardboard, as this will suit

entry to Dalby and Chinchilla shows also.

4. No titles/captions under photos, please.

5. All entries to be in plastic sheet protectors and large photos to be

covered with plastic sheeting.

6. Photographer’s name must be printed on back of photo. Name &

Class number of entry to be printed on back cardboard mount. Entry

forms can be emailed in early. Photos must be in hands of steward

by closing date. If more convenient for competitors, entries can be

left at the Council Service Centre. (Closes 4:00pm)

7. Remember, it is your responsibility to collect your photos,

prize money and trophies/ribbons from 5 to 6pm at the pavilion

on Show Day. If unable to collect, suitable arrangements MUST

be made with steward.

Open Photography

Junior Photography

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TARA SHOW 2020 -

PHOTOGRAPHY ENTRY FORM

TARA PA & H SHOW SOCIETY INC.

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 4pm FRIDAY 28th FEBRUARY 2020

SHOW DAY SATURDAY 7th MARCH 2020

To the Secretary - Subject to the Rules, By-laws and Regulations of your Society, I submit the following entries for your

forthcoming Show:

Photo No: Class No. Short Description of Entry (e.g. two cats) Entry Fee

TOTAL ENTRY FEE PAID

ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM Photography Entry Fee: 50c, Junior:30c

Name:_________________________________ Signature:________________________________

Phone:____________________ Email:______________________

Address: ___________________________________________________ Post Code:____________

Entries, prize money and trophies are to be collected by exhibitors between 5pm and 6pm on SHOW DAY (No earlier or later!)

Money not collected goes into Show funds. Steward is not responsible for collection of either unless prior arrangements are made.

All enquiries to Photography Stewards as listed in the Show Schedule.

SALE OF WORK DURING THE SHOW IS ENCOURAGED

Exhibitors are encouraged to sell their work. Commission of 5% will be charged for work sold. Please note, items for sale are to be

CLEARLY marked with a price sticker available from the Steward. A list of the sale items, with a detailed description and price to

be compiled by exhibitor and handed to the Steward.

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TARA SHOW 2020 -

WOMENS SHOW AUXILIARY PAVILION ENTRY FORM

TARA PA & H SHOW SOCIETY INC.

ENTRIES TAKEN 10AM - 4PM ON WEDNESDAY 4TH AND THURSDAY 5TH MARCH 2020.

SHOW DAY SATURDAY 7th MARCH 2020

To the Secretary - Subject to the Rules, By-laws and Regulations of your Society, I submit the following entries for your

forthcoming Show:

Section Class No. Short Description of Entry Entry Fee

TOTAL ENTRY FEE PAID

ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM For Entry Fee, refer to Show Schedule

Name:_________________________________ Signature:________________________________

Phone:____________________ Email:______________________

Address: ___________________________________________________ Post Code:____________

Entries, prize money and trophies are to be collected by exhibitors between 5pm and 6pm on SHOW DAY (No earlier or later!)

Money not collected goes into Show funds. Steward is not responsible for collection of either unless prior arrangements are made.

All enquiries to relevant Steward as listed in the Show Schedule. Please use a separate form for each

section. More forms are available to download on the website: www.queenslandshows.com.au

SALE OF WORK DURING THE SHOW IS ENCOURAGED

Exhibitors are encouraged to sell their work. Commission of 5% will be charged for work sold. Please note, items for sale are to be

CLEARLY marked with a price sticker available from the Steward. A list of the sale items, with a detailed description and price to

be compiled by exhibitor and handed to the Steward.

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