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MRB6163 Head Office & Manufacturing
15 Swan St, Bruce Rock WA 6418
Ph: 9061 1253
BRE - Forrestfield
247 Berkshire Rd, Forrestfield WA 6058
Ph: 9454 7177
BRE - Port Hedland
47 Phosphorus St, Wedgefield WA 6721
Ph: 9140 1100
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: brucerockengineering.com.au
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE It is with great excitement that I welcome you and your loved ones to this very special celebratory Show for 2019. This biennial Show is our 83rd Show and this year we celebrate the extraordinary milestone of the centenary of the Bruce Rock and Districts Agricultural Society Inc. To the many hundreds of committed community members who over the past 100 years have brought the Bruce Rock Agricultural Show to you in its many shapes and forms, we thank you. Without their dedication and commitment to our community, we would not have reached this milestone.
Along with the determination of our forebears, we are sincerely thankful and humbled by the continued support of Bruce Rock Engineering as our naming rights sponsor. The Verhoogt family’s commitment to Bruce Rock and the community is overwhelming and we extend our gratitude for their supplier and the other sponsors who support us in being able to host a Show that will bring the community together.
The committee has again worked tirelessly to bring you a Show that will entertain, amaze and delight you. The ongoing support of our trophy donors, stewards, judges and exhibitors ensures that Show Day continues the tradition of a country show which is an integral part of the fabric of our community.
Finally, I extend the warmest welcome to you and your loved ones and just can’t wait to see you at the 2019 Bruce Rock Engineering Centenary Show.
Jennifer Bow President
NO EXHIBIT CAN COMPETE IN MORE THAN ONE CLASS. PLEASE NOTIFY STEWARDS BY 10 AM SHOW
DAY IF YOU HAVE CANCELLED ANY OF YOUR ENTRIES
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2019 SPECIAL TROPHIES RE BUEGGE MEMORIAL TROPHY - most points over all.
JOHN & MARGARET FOSS TROPHY- most points in hall exhibits, under 16s
PRESIDENT’S TROPHY- most outstanding exhibit in hall
MIKE DABRY & TANIA DARBY-GETHIN TROPHY - most points 13 to 16 years old
RUTH ARNOLD MEMORIAL TROPHY - most points for 10 to 12 years old
MRS R BENNETT TROPHY - most points 7 to 9 years old
A & C MAYBERRY TROPHY - most points 6 years old & under
Thank you to our 2017 Trophy Donors RE Buegge Memorial Trophy Donated by Marie Buegge
Ruth Arnold Trophy Donated by T & K Arnold
SECTION A: P & S Hodgkiss Trophy
SECTION B: McCarthy Family & M & D Whitehead Memorial (Donated by M & J Griffiths) Trophies
R & M Schilling Garland
SECTION C: Belka Valley Stud & KT & M Butler Trophies
SECTION D: Cotswold Farms Trophy, JS & K Hunter, ME Buegge, GS & C Hunter Trophies
SECTION E Bruce Rock Ag Supplies Trophy
SECTION F: C & K Schilling, JC Norris & MP Addison Trophies
Champion Sponge - Ribbon
SECTION G: Mrs Dianne Kilminster Memorial Trophy (Donated by D & T Butler)
SECTION H: G. & S Jakovich Trophy
SECTION I: EF & RE Cole (Donated by T Cole), S & J Tomljanovich and T & M Schilling Trophies
GARDEN COMPETITION: Vegetable Garden: M & G Verhoogt
Front Garden: L & J Kilminster Patio: M & M Smith
Waterwise Garden: Bruce Rock Community Bank
Best Farm Garden: K & J Fuchsbichler
Best whole Garden: Percy Butler Memorial (Donated by Butler Families)
Junior Gardening Trophy: D & R Mollenoyux
Junior Flower Garden Trophy: P & K Foss
SECTION J: I Fuchsbichler & Mrs V Buller Memorial (Donated by Buller Family) Trophy - Champion Exhibit
SECTION K: No Donor
SECTION L: Bruce Rock Community Resource Centre Trophy
SECTION M: Craft Shop, G & J Shearing, Bruce Rock DHS P&C, Country Papercraft Trophy, M & P Cattle
SECTION N: Strange Images, G & M Sprigg, J & J Bow Trophies
SECTION O: Kalbush Contracting Trophy
SECTION P: D & T Butler Trophy
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Appreciation
The Committee of the Society wishes to thank everybody whom took part in pulling together yet another successful show. Without the help and support received from Judges, Members, Stewards and Exhibitors, and those Persons, Community groups & Businesses who have generously supported the Show with Trophies. Trophies have been acknowledged in this schedule, in the relevant section. Special appreciation to Bruce Rock Engineering for their ongoing sponsorship of the Show and the Shire of Bruce Rock for their generous sponsorship and support to the Show Committee, both in trophy donations, and time given with the set up of Show Grounds.
2019 SHOW ENTRY FEES
Annual Membership $35.00 (2 adults, 2 children, Show Schedule)
Single Membership $15.00 (1 Adult, 1 child, 1 Show Schedule)
Day Entry: Adults $15.00 Children 5 - 17yrs $ 6.00 Pension Card Holders $ 7.50 Entertainment bands $10.00 Super Trooper Bands $20.00
2019 Membership Application Form:
Name: _______________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________
____________________________ Post Code: ____________ Email: _______________________________________________________
Make cheque payable to: Bruce Rock & Districts Agricultural Society $35.00 family/$15.00 Single EFT Details Bruce Rock & Districts Agricultural Society Inc
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Index
Page 3 President’s Message
Page 4 Special Trophies/Section Trophies Officials
Page 5 Appreciation/Membership
Page 9 Members
Page 13 Notes for Exhibitors/Duties of Stewards
Page 14 - 17 Section A - Equestrian - Breed Show
Section B - Equestrian - Ridden Pony/Hack
Page 18 - 19 Section C - Fleeces
Page 21 - 23 Section D - Poultry
Page 26 - 27 Section E - Farm Produce
Page 28 - 30 Section F - Cookery
Page 31 Schedule Cake
Page 37 Section G - Jams, Preserves & Dairy Produce
Page 38 Section H - Vegetables & Fruit
Page 39 - 41 Section I - Floriculture
Page 44 Garden Competitions
Page 45 Section J - Plain & Fancy Needlework
Page 46 Special Sections - Decorate a Bike & Spud Comp
Page 47 Section K - Knitting
Page 48 Section L - Crochet
Page 49 - 54 Section M - Fine Arts & Crafts
Page 55 - 57 Section Me - Mh - Scrapbooking
Page 59 - 60 Section N - Photography
Page 61 Section O - Family Collection Table
Section P - Collectors Display
Section Q - Trade Machinery Display
Page 62 My Copy of Show Entries
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MRB 6163
TYRES & TUBES RIMS
BATTERIES WHEEL ALIGNMENTS EXHAUST SYSTEMS
SHOCK ABSORBERS
15 Swan Street BRUCE ROCK WA 6418 Ph: 9061 1253 Fax: 9061 1188 [email protected] www.brucerockengineering.com.au www.brucerockengineering.com.au
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Life Members of Bruce Rock & Districts Agricultural Society Inc *Deceased
J Lethlean*, S.A Brown*, J Miller*, S.G Sippe*, H.J Yelland*, Mr & Mrs W.B Locke*, N.N McDonald*, Mr & Mrs P.A Strange*,
C.K Cummins*, Mrs H Hatfield*, H Bolton*, R.P Arnold*, C.T Strange*, R.E Buegge*, S Farrall*, N.L Butler*, P.A Dunstall *, J.A Fuchsbichler*,
R Hayes-Thompson*, J.C Thorn, M.W Whitehead*, G Jakovich, M.P Addison, M.E Buegge, J Kilminster,
M Jones , K Schilling & J Cosgrove
PAID MEMBERSHIP 2017
T & K Arnold C Aurisch J Austine V Branch-Smith J & J Bow N Broadbent & L Mackwell BK & MJ Brown G & M Brownley N & J Buegge B Buller G & D Buller LK & M Buller SB & JH Buller T &V Buller CH & EM Butcher C & T Butler D & T Butler I & N Butler KT Butler RA & GM Butler S & A Butler R & M Butterly T & M Button G & R Casey M & P Cattle CD & MF Chapman EM Cosh P & C Cumming GJ & E Currie
M Darby & T Darby-Gethin T Ennor J & M Foss K & A Foss P & K Foss FL & LJ Fuchsbichler I Fuchsbichler K & J Fuchsbichler M Gmeiner P & J Gmeiner B & J Hayes-Thompson O & K Hayes-Thompson M & H Heasman R Hickey P & H Hutton M & S House AI Hunter PV & HK Hutton W Ingham KL & MF Jones P & R Jones D & T Kilminster L & J Kilminster S & N Kilminster T & D Lewis PL Manna A & C Mayberry J & C McGellin L & K McKenzie
DJ Muntz JB & JR Muntz G & M Negri B Nelson & T Hubbard NL & VJ Noack S & S O’Halloran R & A Rajagopalan I & M Schell CK & KM Schilling T & M Schilling S & N Sedgwick GJ & J Shearing M & M Smith J & J Stacey L & D Strange W Tacey J Thompson P & M Thompson HJ & R Thorn S Thorn R & M Thornton G & C Tippet S & J Tomljanovich JM & SJ Venemore M & G Verhoogt A Waight B & E Waight
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40 - 42 Johnson Street BRUCE ROCK WA 6418
Phone: 08 9061 1687 Fax: 08 9061 1704
Email: [email protected] Web: www.brucerock.crc.net.au
Book Binding
Book Exchange
Bruce Rock Youth Booth
Canvas Printing
Colour Photocopying
Computer Hire
Desktop Publishing
Faxing
Internet Access (Wi-Fi)
Large Format Printing
Laminating
Personalised gifts
Photocopying
Photo Editing
Photo Kiosk
Photo Printing
Printing Services
Resume Writing
Room/Office Hire
Speciality Papers
The Rock Review
Tourist Information
Video Conferencing
…. and much more!
Your Centre for Community Resources
Free computer use for school students to do homework
Come in and ask what else we can do just for you!
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Mr J Lethlean 1920-22 Mr RL Norris 1974
Mr FC Farrall 1923-25 Mr PL Locke 1975
Mr WW Smith 1926-28 Mr RG Brown 1976
Mr SA Brown 1929-30 Mr GJ Shearing 1977-78
Mr R Pollock 1931-33 Mr JC Thorn 1979-81
Mr EM Allen 1934-35 Mr GR Jakovich 1982-84
Mr EW Blechynden 1936-37 Mr NL Butler 1985-86
Mr CC Perkins 1938-46 Mr ME Buegge 1987-90
Mr WB Locke 1947-49 Mrs MP Addison 1991-92
Mr JB Muntz 1950 Mr R Boyd 1993-94
Mr CK Cummins 1951-52 Mr F Ottosen 1995-96
Mr PA Strange 1953-54 Mr J(S)Hunter 1997-98
Mr CD Bedells 1955-57 Mr J Keatley 1999-2002
Mr RW Perry 1958-59 Mr M Buegge 2003
Mr CT Strange 1960-61 Mr D Strange 2004-2005
Mr RE Buegge 1962-65 Mr M Buegge 2006-2010
Mr MW Whitehead 1966-70 Mr B Currie 2011-2014
Mr RK Cummins 1971-73 Mrs C Mayberry 2015
BRUCE ROCK and DISTRICTS
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. (Founded 1919)
PAST PRESIDENTS
Jennifer Bow PRESIDENT Committee
Kathy Schilling (Vice-President), Mike Darby (Treasurer), Tamara Ennor (Secretary), Jan Kilminster, Tania Darby-Gethin,
Kelsie Foss, Robyn Jones, Pam Jennings, Caris Negri and Gina Humphries.
CHIEF STEWARDESS GROUND STEWARD Mrs Jan Kilminster Mr Troy Fazey 0427 913 611 0428 611 450
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NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS
1 EXHIBITS – The Society is governed by the Rules and Regulations of the Royal Agricultural Society of WA with which it is affiliated. 2 Entry Forms to be delivered to Bruce Rock CRC by 4pm Thursday 19 th September 2019. Entries may be delivered to the Recreation Centre on Friday 20 th September 2019 after 2.30pm.
SECTION P – PHOTOGRAPHY : Entries to be handed to Bruce Rock Community Resource Centre by 12 pm on THURSDAY 19 th September prior to Show (judged on Friday 20th September)
All other entries should be in their appropriate section by 9.30am Show Day.
All entries to remain in position until 5 pm on Show Day. 4 JUDGING – To commence at 10 am unless otherwise stated. 5 CHAMPION AWARDS – Champion Ribbons, Champion Cards will be awarded where appropriate. 6 POINTS – The points allocated for all trophies shall be 1st - 2 points and 2nd - 1 point. 7 Age of child is age on day of show, 21st September 2019
DUTIES OF STEWARDS
STEWARDS IN ALL SECTIONS: Friday Prior To Show Day: 1pm to 4pm
Collect Stewards Box and arrange exhibit cards within allotted area. Show Day:
Shall be in attendance by 8.00am. Judging commences at 10am.
Shall attend to the reception, classification & placing of all exhibits & other matters having reference there to.
Shall wait upon the judges, furnish them with award books, prize cards & ribbons & afford them all information and attention to the discharge of their duties.
Shall arrange among themselves for the constant & effective supervision of their section, the convenience of the exhibitor, as well as that of the public.
Shall, in case they deem it necessary, advise the Chief Steward to reject any exhibit.
Shall, during the judging, be under the control of the judges & shall not pass any comments concerning exhibits, unless requested to do so.
Attend to their section at 5.00 pm for the return of exhibits to exhibitors.
Exhibition Hall will be closed while judging is taking place.
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Ring Events Section A - Breed Show - Ring One
Commencing at approximately 9.00am, alongside Hack Events
PLEASE CONTACT EWRC AT [email protected]
FOR DETAILS & ENTRY PACKS ———————————————————
Section B - Ridden Pony/Hack Chief Steward: Janine Cosgrove
Entry Fee: Flat Classes: (Rings 2 & 3) $20 Jumping: (Ring 1) $10 per round Chase Me Charlie: $5 per round
Led-In: $10 day fee for flat classes and games
Entries Close: Monday 16th September 2019 MONEY MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
(All late entries will incur DOUBLE FEES)
Ages as Date of Show
Bruce Rock Agricultural Society takes no responsibility for damage or loss that may occur to horse, gear or riders and reserves the right to make changes to the program on the day.
For all enquiries on ring events please phone: Janine Cosgrove on 9064 1115 or 0429 641 115
Valmai Buller on 0429 197 220
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Ring Two - Pony Chief Steward: Jane Butler
R & M Schilling Trophy - Supreme Champion Ridden Exhibit
Commencing at approximately 9.00am, alongside Breed Show
Prize Money: 1st $8.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 Class: 1. Led-In rider 2. Rider 8 years and under 3. Rider 9 to 10 years 4. Rider 11 to 12 years Champion and Reserve Champion rider (first place getter from classes 6, 7 & 8. Second place getters to stand by for Reserve.) 5. Led-In pony 6. Pony Hack 12.2hh and under 7. Pony Hack over 12.2hh up to and including 14hh 8. Lightweight Ponies 14hh & under 9. Heavyweight Ponies 14hh & under Champion and Reserve Champion Pony (first place getters from classes 10, 11, 12 & 13. Second place getters to stand by for reserve. Champion is eligible for Supreme Champion Ridden Horse after the completion of all hacking classes.) 10. Pleasure Pony under 12.2hh 11. Pleasure Pony over 12.2 hh up to and including 14hh Consolation Pony 14hh & under (Ponies that have not received a ribbon in the above class - no prize money will be awarded).
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Ring Three - Hack
Commencing at approximately 9.00am, alongside Breed Show Prize Money: 1st $8.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 Class: 11. Rider 13 to 15 years 12. Rider 16 years and over Champion and Reserve Champion Rider (first place getters from classes 16 & 17 second place getters to stand by reserve.) 13. Hack over 14hh up to & including 15.2hh 14. Hack over 15.2hh 15. Lightweight Hack over 14hh 16. Heavyweight Hack over 14hh Champion and Reserve Champion Hack (first place getters from classes 18, 19, 20 & 21 second place getters to stand by for reserve. Champion is eligible for supreme champion ridden horse after the completion of all hacking classes.) 17. Pleasure Hack 14hh & over Supreme Champion Ridden Horse & Pony to be held in Ring Two after the completion of Ring One
Ring One - Jumping Commencing at approximately 11.00am
(after the completion of Breed Show & Hack Events) Riders may only jump two consecutive jump heights in events 18 to 23.
AM3: Competitors with a clear round completes the jump off course AFTER the completion of the qualifying rounds.
AM7: The competitor with a clear round rides the jump off course BEFORE leaving the arena.
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Class: 18. AM330cm - 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 19. AM345cm - 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 20. AM360cm - 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 21. AM380cm - 1st $15.00 2nd $10.00 3rd $5.00 22. AM7 100cm (numbers permitting) - 1st $15.00 2nd $10.00 3rd $5.00 23. AM7 110 cm (numbers permitting) - 1st $15.00 2nd $10.00 3rd $5.00 24. Chase Me Charlie 13.2hh & under - Sponsored Classes 25. Chase Me Charlie over 13.2hh up to and including 14.2hh - Sponsored
Classes 26. Chase Me Charlie over 14.2hh - Sponsored Classes
Chase Me Charlie
Horse and rider to ride as an individual once all riders have cleared the fence the jump will increase the height. If a rail falls or a horse refuses then they are to leave the arena and no longer
compete. Last horse left in competition will be declared the winner.
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Section C - Fleeces Chief Steward: Phil Foss
BELKA VALLEY STUD TROPHY for most points gained in this section.
K. & M. BUTLER TROPHY for the three best merino ewe or wether fleeces
from sheep bred within the Bruce Rock and Narembeen shires (Refer Class 9).
POINTS WILL BE AWARDED FOR -
Character: Style and wool type 20 Handle: Softness and Pliancy applicable to type 14 Colour or Bloom: The brightness necessary for top grading 10 Length: The conformity of length through out the fleece 14 Soundness: Sufficient tensile strength to give the best result for combing 16 Evenness: Uniformity of fibres throughout the fleece (e.g. run off) 10 Density: Compactness of growth, bulk and breadth of staple for type 16 TOTAL 100
Cards will be provided showing the above information and details of point allotted and will be affixed to each exhibit.
Class: 1. Merino. Strong wool, Ram 2. Merino, strong wool, Ewe or Wether 3. Merino, medium or fine wool, Ram 4. Merino, medium to fine wool, Ewe or Wether 5. Lamb’s Wool, strong 6. Lamb’s Wool, medium or fine 7. Other than merino (not Ram’s wool) 8. Fleece, complete, skirted, to be judged for commercial value, ewe or
wether 9. Three Best Ewe or Wether Fleeces 10. Sheepskin prepared for market
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NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS OF FLEECES
All exhibits must be current season clip. The maximum days growth of wool for all fleeces is 396 days. The judge will be advised of days’ growth as stated by exhibitors. Fleeces from pet sheep are not eligible. Skirted Fleeces must be to the standard recognised by the Selling
Brokers. Fleeces must be rolled. The judges have the right to transfer to its proper class, any exhibit
which has been wrongly entered. Lamb’s wool will be judged on general type and trueness to type. A label must be attached to each fleece showing name of exhibitor and
class in which fleece is entered.
Come and visit the Hutton & Northey Sales display at the 2019 Bruce Rock Show.
Just look for the big red machines!
Hutton & Northey Sales
Your One Stop Shop
See Guy, David & Staff for all your Grocery and Hardware requirements!
52 Johnson Street, Bruce Rock WA 6418
Ph: (08) 9061 1308 Fax: (08) 9061 1210
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Section D - Poultry
Chief Steward: Shane Hunter & Bryce Hayes-Thompson
COSTWOLD FARMS TROPHY for most points gained in section 6 - 88.
Special Trophies
J & K HUNTER TROPHY - Perpetual Trophy for CHAMPION BIRD ME BUEGGE TROPHY for Best Pairs
GS & C HUNTER TROPHY for Best Junior Exhibit B & J HAYES-THOMPSON TROPHY for most point in Junior Section
RIBBON FOR CHAMPION BIRD
All pigeons and budgerigars to be in own cages.
PAIRS
Class: 1. Heavy Breed Pair; One Male, One Female 2. Light Breed Pair; One Male, One Female 3. Game Bird Pair, Large; One Male, One Female 4. Bantam Pair, Soft feathered; One Male, One Female. 5. Bantam Pair, Hard feathered; One Male, One Female.
HEAVY BREED STANDARD
6. Australorp, Male 7. Australorp, Female 8. Wyandotte, Silver Laced, Male 9. Wyandotte, Silver Laced, Female 10. Wyandotte, A O C, Male 11. Wyandotte, A O C, Female
12. Sussex, Male 13. Sussex, Female 14. Langshan, Male 15. Langshan, Female 16. A O V Heavy Breed, Male 17. A O V Heavy Breed, Female
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LIGHT BREED STANDARD
18. Leghorn, White Male 19. Leghorn, White, Female 20. Leghorn, AOC, Male 21. Leghorn, AOC, Female 22. Silkie, Male 23. Silkie, Female 24. AO Variety, Light Breed, Male 25. AO Variety, Light Breed, Female
GAME BIRDS 26. Old English Black/Red, Male 27. Old English Black/Red, Female 28. Old English, Brown/Red Male. 29. Old English, Brown/Red, Female 30. Old English, AOC, Male 31. Old English AOC, Female 32. Malay, Black/ Red, Male 33. Malay, Black/Red, Female 34. Indian or Jubilee Game, Male 35. Indian or Jubilee Game, Female 36. AO Game Variety, Male 37. AO Game Variety, Female
HARD FEATHERED BANTAMS
38. Modern, AOC, Male 39. Modern, AOC, Female 40. Old English, Black/Red, Male 41. Old English, Black/Red, Female 42. Old English, Clay or Wheaten Bluetail, Male 43. Old English, Clay or Wheaten Bluetail, Female 44. Old English, Duckwing, Male 45. Old English, Duckwing, Female 46. Old English, AOC, Male 47. Old English, AOC, Female
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48. Partridge Wyandotte, Male 49. Partridge, Wyandotte, Female 50. Black or Blue Wyandotte, Male 51. Black or Blue Wyandotte, Female 52. Wyandotte, AOC, Male 53. Wyandotte, AOC, Female 54. Rosecomb, Male 55. Rosecomb, Female 56. Pekin Black, Male 57. Pekin, Black, Female 58. Pekin Buff, Male 59. Pekin Buff, Female 60. Pekin Blue, Male 61. Pekin Blue, Female 62. Pekin White, Male 63. Pekin White, Female 64. Pekin, AOC, Male 65. Pekin, AOC, Female
SOFT FEATHERED BANTAMS
JUNIOR -16 YEARS & UNDER
80. Large Fowl, Male, Any Breed 81. Large Fowl, Female, Any Breed 82. Soft Feathered Bantam, Male, Any Breed 83. Soft Feathered Bantam, Female, Any Breed 84. Hard Feathered Bantam, Male, Any Breed 85. Hard Feathered Bantam, Female, Any Breed 86. Drake, Any Breed 87. Duck, Any Breed
66. Langshan, Male 67. Langshan, Female 68. Leghorn Brown, Male 69. Leghorn Brown, Female 70. Leghorn White, Male 71. Leghorn White, Female 72. Leghorn, AOC, Male 73. Leghorn, AOC, Female 74. Rhode Island Red, Male 75. Rhode Island Red, Female 76. Australorp, Male 77. Australorp, Female 78. AO Variety, Soft Feathered, Bantam
Male 79. AO Variety, Soft Feathered,
Bantam Female
P: 08 9061 1808 M: 0447 180 958 E: [email protected] Liebeck Road Bruce Rock WA www.tecfarm.com.au P: 08 9061 1808 M: 0447 180 958 E: [email protected]
Engineering
Chaffcarts
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Section E - Farm Produce
Chief Steward: Barry Butler & Neville Noack WA & D NEGRI TROPHY
for most points gained in this section.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST HAVE BEEN GROWN AND PREPARED BY THE EXHIBITOR UNDER NORMAL
FARMING CONDITIONS.
GRAINS Class: 1. Wheat, ASW, 2 kilos, variety named 2. Wheat, APW 2 kilos, variety named 3. Wheat, AH, 2 kilos, variety named 4. Wheat, Noodle, 2 kilos, variety named 5. Malting Barley, 2 kilos, variety named 6. Feed Barley, 2 kilos, variety named 7. Oats, 2 kilos, variety named 8. Lupins, 2 kilos , variety named 9. Clover seed, 2 kilos, variety named 10. Canola seed, 2 kilos, variety named
R2K Contracting Richard Kovac & Robyn Kovac
Hydraulics Sales & Service Hydraulic Component’s Sales ex supplier
21 Westral Street (PO Box 30) Hydraulic system design and Testing
Bruce Rock WA 6418 Hydraulic Components Repairs in house
PH: Richard 0427 851 870 Fully equipped service vehicle will travel
PH: Robyn 0400 552 141 Regular trips to Perth, repairs & purchase of parts
Fax: 08 9061 1194 Hydraulic hose assembly made to order, in-house
E-mail: [email protected] Mobile hose and fitting trailer for onsite repair
ABN: 16 563 552 915
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PLANTS – 6 FULL PLANTS INCLUDING ROOTS
Each individual plant to be lightly tied (except Canola and Lupins) To be judged on yield potential. Variety to be named.
11. Wheat, Noodle 12. Wheat, ASW. 13. Wheat, APW. 14. Malting Barley 15. Feed Barley 16. Canola 17. Lupins 18. Other (Peas, Chickpeas, Faba Beans etc.)
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Section F - Cookery
Chief Steward: Cec Aurisch & Annette Williamson
C & K SCHILLING TROPHY for most points gained in this section
RIBBON FOR CHAMPION SPONGE
No packet cake mixture allowed unless specified. All exhibits to be in glad oven bags & appropriate sized paper plates.
No cake rack marks, paper liners taken off unless told otherwise. Use correct tin size.
Class :
1. RIBBON FOR CHAMPION SPONGE: Sponge Sandwich, plain 20cm tin - unfilled
2. Pavola, no filling 3. Meringues, plate of 6 plain 4. Apple Pie 5. Plain Scones, 4 of each 6. Fruit Scones, 4 of each 7. Pikelets, plate of 6 8. Apple Tea Cake 9. Orange Cake-uniced-Orange
cake tin 10. Chocolate Cake - uniced 11. Banana Cake - uniced 12. Carrot Cake - uniced 13. Patty cakes - 4 uniced
14. Boiled Fruit Cake 15. Cupcakes (paper baking cases left
on) - 4 decorated differently 16. Decorated Cake - not to be cut 17. Muffins - muffin tin, 4 sweet 17. Muffins - muffin tin, 4 savoury 18. Sausage Rolls, plate of 6 19. White Loaf of bread, machine
made 20. Wholemeal/Multigrain Loaf,
machine made 21. Thermomix Cake
5 Star beef from Treeton Farm - Margaret River Top grade pork, lamb & chicken All bacon and ham traditionally cured & smoked on premises Great gourmet range of meat available. Orders most
welcome! Still stocking our award winning pies Pasties and sausage rolls also available. Large bakery line in store including Yarrows products
We now have a café with seating for all your coffee and meal
needs! Delicious Fish & Chips, Hamburgers and more
available from menu!
Where Quality MEATS Service! BRUCE ROCK MEATS
Max & Katie Fuchsbichler 36 Johnson Street
Bruce Rock WA 6418 08 9061 1618 - 0428 837 649
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Section Fa - Fc
JC NORRIS TROPHY for most points gained in Junior sections
Fa - 6 Years Old and Under All cooking to be in clear oven bags and on paper plates
Class: 1. Decorated commercial sweet biscuits, 4 e.g. Arrowroot. 2. Packet Cake, round, not iced, 20cm 3. Chocolate Crackles, 4 in patty pans 4. Dried fruit people, animals etc. (using toothpicks, pipe cleaners to join) 5. 4 Cupcakes (paper baking cases left on)
Fb - 7 to 9 Years Old All cooking to be in clear oven bags and on paper plates
Class: 1. Pikelets, plate of 6 2. Chocolate cake, round, not iced, 20cm 3. Decorated commercial sweet biscuits, 4 (e.g. Arrowroot) 4. Practical school lunch, in container 5. After school snack for one person 6. Packet cake, round, not iced, 20cm 7. 1 cup popcorn 8. 4 Cupcakes (paper baking cases left on)
Fc - 10 to 12 Years Old All cooking to be in clear oven bags and on paper plates
Class: 1. Scones, plain, plate of 6 2. Pikelets, plate of 6 3. Biscuits, 2 Distinct recipes, 3 of each 4. Packet Cake, round and iced 5. Decorated commercial savoury biscuits, 4 (healthy e.g. Sao biscuits) 6. Practical school lunch in container 7. Sponge sandwich, no filling, round tin 8. Muffins, 4. Any variety 9. 4 Cupcakes (paper baking cases left on)
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Fd - HIGH SCHOOL - 13 to 16 Years Old All cooking to be in clear oven bags and on paper plates
Class: 1 Pikelets, plate of 6 2. Pizza, 22-24 cm round 3. Scones, plain, plate of 6 4. Sponge sandwich, no filling, round tins 5. Chocolate cake 6. Orange cake, iced 7. Jam tarts, 6 8. Biscuit slice, any 2 recipe unbaked, 6 pieces 9. Muffins, 4, any variety 10. Rum balls, 10 11. 4 Cupcakes (paper baking cases left on)
Monday to Friday: 8am to 5pm Saturday: 8am to 11am
Address: 65 Dampier Street Bruce Rock Phone: 9061 1333
Fax: 9061 1160 Liam McKenzie: 0419 008 327
Stuart Vlahov (Agronomy): 0455 282 118 Jarrad Hubbard (Livestock): 0419 005 878
Tim Thornton (WFI Insurance): 0429 681 183 Simon Cheetham (Landmark/Harcourts Real Estate) :
0428 147 359
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Schedule Cake
NB: No points allocated for this cake.
MP ADDISON TROPHY for Schedule Cake
KENTISH CAKE
Ingredients 125gr butter, softened 1/2 cup chopped almonds 3/4 cup sugar 1 tablespoon cocoa 2 eggs 3/4 cup milk 2 tablespoons coconut 1 cup self raising flour Method Beat the butter and sugar to a cream, add eggs, cocoa, coconut and al-monds and then milk and flour. Bake in a moderate oven for 40 minutes in a 20cm round tin.
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2019 Bruce Rock Engineering Agricultural Show Sponsors
Naming Rights Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Bruce Rock District Club
(Inc.)
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The Bruce Rock & Districts Agricultural Show Committee would like to thank the sponsors in each section for their contribution towards the Bruce Rock Engineering 2019 Agricultural Show.
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
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Community Sponsors
Grant Funds Received From
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End Tippers
Side Tippers Grain Tippers
Flat Tops Drop Decks
Dollies Semi Trailers
Chassis Mods
Hydraulics
Sheds Steel Sales
General Repairs BOC Agent
MRB 6163 15 Swan Street
BRUCE ROCK WA 6418 Ph: 9061 1253 Fax: 9061 1188
EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: brucerockengineering.com.au
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P: 08) 9410 4600 F: 08) 9410 4699
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Section G - Jams, Preserves & Dairy Produce
Chief Steward: Carol Heasman
MRS. DIANNE KILMINSTER MEMORIAL TROPHY
for most points gained in this section.
Extra white saucer needed for egg entrants. All preserves are to be made by exhibitors.
All jams and pickles are to be in clear, screw top jars, (approx. 250ml size) and labelled.
Class: 1. Eggs, 6 hen white, to be displayed on plate 2. Eggs, 6 hen brown, to be displayed on plate 3. Tomato sauce, one bottle 4. Chutney, sweet, fruit, one jar 5. Relish, one jar 6. Mustard Pickle, one jar 7. Pickled Onions, one jar 8. Preserved vegetables, one variety, one jar 9. Preserved fruits, one fruit 10. Jam, mixed variety, one jar 11. Jam, any variety, not mentioned, one jar 12. Marmalade, sweet, one jar 13. Marmalade, mixed, one jar 14. Lemon butter, one jar 15. Fruit butter, any other variety, one jar 16. Cordial, lemon based, one bottle (approx. 1ltr size) 17. Cordial, orange based, one bottle (approx. 1ltr size) 18. Other preserve not previously mentioned - sauce. 19. Any other preserve not previously mentioned - sweet or savoury
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Section H - Vegetables & Fruit Chief Steward: Regina Bennett & Sylvia Jakovich
GR & S JAKOVICH TROPHY
for most points gained in this section.
All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor
All herbs to be labelled with name of herbs.
All root vegetables must have half tops left on. All lemons, limes and pumpkin to have part of stalk left on.
Class:
1. Vegetables, collection of each not less six varieties (items to be named)
2. Cucumber, 1 3. Zucchini, 1 4. Lettuce, 1 head 5. Carrots, 3 6. Beetroot, 3 7. Celery, 1 head 8. Silver Beet, 5 sticks 9. Broad Beans, in shell, 6 pods 10. Green Beans, 10 11. Butter Beans, 10
12. Pumpkin, large variety 13. Butternut pumpkin 14. Potatoes, 1 kg 15. Radishes, 6 16. Passionfruit, 3 17. Oranges, Valencia’s, 5 18. Lemons, 5 19. Herbs, 3 or more Varieties,
items to be named 20. Any other vegetables 21. Any other fruit 22. Nut –any other variety
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Section I - Floriculture
Chief Steward: Natalie Kilminster, Val Noack & Erica Currie
EF & RM COLE MEMORIAL TROPHY for most points gained in this section S & J TOMLJANOVICH TROPHY
for Best Arrangement in Classes 39 - 48. All exhibits to be grown by exhibitor unless specified
NOTE: A vase shall be greater in height than in width. The width of a bowl shall be equal to or greater than its height. Bowls or vases must be used where specified.
Presentation counts in all classes.
Class: POTS 1. Fern, Maidenhair 2. Fern, any other variety 3. Bulb or Bulbs in bloom, Corm,
Tuber etc. 4. Pot Plant or plants in bloom,
not bulb 5. Plant or plants in pot, foliage
6. Indoor plant or plants in pot 7. Hanging Container in bloom 8. Hanging Container, foliage 9. One Orchid Plant 10. Plant or Plants in log or stump 11. Plant or plants in unusual con-
tainer
Class: CUT FLOWER SPECIMEN 12. Geraniums, 3 distinct colours 13. Ivy Geranium, 1 cut 14. Cut flowers, 3 distinct cuts– not
bulbs, tubers or rhizomes 15. Climber, 1 cut 16. Bulbs, 3 distinct cuts 17. Australian Native shrubs or
trees, 3 distinct cuts 18. Exotic shrubs or trees, 3 distinct
cuts–non–native 19. Iris, 1 cut
20. Orchid, 1 spike 21. Gerbera, 1 bloom 22. Rose - Delbard 23. Rose - Hybrid Tea 24. Rose - Florabunda 25. Rose - David Austen 26. Rose - Scented 27. Rose - Miniature 28. Rose - Climbing (Lateral with
number of blooms) 29. Any other flower not previously
mentioned
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CUT FLOWERS CONTAINER CLASSES - Vase 30. Violets, 20 stems 31. Collection of Calendulas 32. Liliums, 5 stems 33. Collection of Bulbs, Corms, Tubers or Rhizomes – 1 specimen of each 34. Collection of Day lilies, not necessarily mixed 35. Collection of Dahlias 36. Collection of any other variety not mentioned 37. Marguerite, own Foliage 38. Daisy, any other variety, own Foliage
FLORAL ART Not necessarily need to be grown by exhibitor
39. Arrangement, any one variety 40. Arrangement, mixed flowers 41. Arrangement, foliage only 42. Arrangement, fresh and dry 43. Floating bowl 44. Arrangement with any theme, labelled (e.g. Golden Wedding) 45. Arrangement using one flower, foliage allowed 46. Miniature arrangement, not to exceed 10cm overall 47. Arrangement in glass, (e.g. Sherry, Brandy) 48. Arrangement, fruit only, or fruit and flowers, foliage optional Not necessarily grown by exhibitor.
T & M SCHILLING TROPHY
For most points gained in junior sections.
Ia - 6 Years Old and Under FLORAL ART
Not necessarily need to be grown by exhibitor Class: 1. Nature wreath (glue leaves, pine cones, etc. onto a circular piece of card) 2. Necklace made from flowers, nuts and leaves. 3. Dried flower collage (glue dried flowers, leaves, twigs, etc. onto a piece of card) 4. Design in saucer of wet sand. Sand to be as high above level of saucer as below. All sand to be covered. 5. Novelty item using fruit or vegetables
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Ib - 7 to 9 Years Old FLORAL ART
Class: 1. Design in saucer of wet sand. Sand to be as high above level of saucer as
below. All sand to be covered. 2. Arrangement of mixed flowers 3. Miniature garden on sand base. Max 45cm x 45cm (May use ornaments) 4. Necklace made from flowers, nuts etc - fresh, dried or combination (Must be able to be picked up). 5. Novelty item using fruit or vegetables.
Ic - 10 to 12 Years Old FLORAL ART
Class: 1. Floating bowl, size 20cm. 2. Arrangement of mixed flowers 3. Novelty item using fruit or vegetables 4. Necklace made from flowers, nuts etc - fresh, dried or combination (must be able to be picked up).
Id - 13 to 16 Years Old FLORAL ART
Class: 1 Floating bowl, size 20cm 2. Arrangement of mixed flowers for any occasion 3. Miniature arrangement, not to exceed 10cm overall 4. Necklace made from flowers, nuts etc - fresh, dried or combination (must be able to be picked up)
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Bruce Rock District Club (INC)
PO Box 50 BRUCE ROCK WA 6418 | ABN: 35 741 369 5736
Dunstal Street , Bruce Rock WA 6418
PH: 08 9061 1386
A/HRS: 0428 469 035
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.brucerockdistr ictclub.com
Membership Prices
$35.00 Adult $15.00 Pensioner
Community meeting place
Available for function and special occasions
hire
Catering available
Members and guests welcome
*conditions apply*
Find us on Facebook! @brucerockclub
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TEAR ME OUT!
Return this slip to our display to go into the draw to win a prize!
NAME: ___________________________________ CONTACT: _________________________________
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Ie GARDEN COMPETITION
TROPHY FOR SECTION WINNERS NOTE: Entries to be in Monday before Show. Judging is held on Wednesday
Class: 1. Best Vegetable Garden - M & G Verhoogt Trophy 2. Best Front Garden, with most street appeal - L & J Kilminster Trophy 3. Most Attractive Patio - D & R Mollenoyux Trophy 4. Best Farm Garden - K & J Fuchsbichler Trophy 5. Best Whole Garden - P & G Butler Memorial Trophy
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Section J - Plain & Fancy Needlework
Chief Steward: Mignon Jones
J & I FUCHSBICHLER TROPHY for most points gained in this section.
MRS VIOLET BULLER MEMORIAL TROPHY for the most outstanding exhibit in this section.
Exhibits which have won first prize in any of the Society’s shows are ineligible from again competing in this section
Class: 1. Machine or hand sewn Quilt or combination of both. 2. Garment or article featuring appliqué. 3. Prettiest cushion unfilled. 4. Patchwork Article. 5. One toy cuddly. 6. Tapestry any article. 7. Tapestry picture mounted. 8. Any other article of hand needlework. 9. Cross stitch, any article. 10. Cross stitch, picture mounted. 11. Cloth doll (to be judged on needlework) 12. Appliqué wall hanging 13. Any other article or garment not mentioned.
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Special Section - Decorate a Bike Special Prizes on Offer for the following classes
Tip for Entrants - Google Pinterest for ideas
Class: 1 - Adult - Decorate an individual bike rim 2 - 6 years and under - Decorate your bike 3 - 7 to 9 years old - Decorate your bike 4 - 10 to 12 years old - Decorate your bike 5 - 13 to 16 years old - Decorate your bike
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Section K - Knitting Chief Steward: Kylie Hunter & Gloria Rowling
Articles are NOT to be worn or washed
P & K FOSS TROPHY for the most points gained in knitting and crochet
Exhibits which have won first prize in any of the Society’s shows are Ineligible to again enter for competition
Class: 1. Baby’s hand knitted Matinee Jacket 2. Baby’s knitted dress 3. Baby’s Set, hand knitted, 3 piece 4. One machine knitted article 5. Baby’s Shawl, hand knitted 6. Child’s Garment, hand knitted 7. Lady’s garment, hand knitted 8. Men’s Garment, hand knitted 9. Tea Cosy, knitted and lined 10. Article previously not mentioned 11. Two knitted Coat Hangers 12. Baby Blanket 13. Home Spun knitted article 14. Hand Knitted Scarf
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Email: [email protected]
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Section L - Crochet Chief Steward: Kylie Hunter & Gloria Rowling
P & K FOSS TROPHY for the most points gained in knitting and crochet
Any articles on coloured backing, to be pinned NOT sewn Exhibits which have won first prize in any of the Society's Shows are ineligible
Class: 1. One Coat Hanger 2. Tea Cosy 3. Shawl, Scarf or Stole 4. Cushion cover, unfilled 5. Child’s Jumper 6. Jumper or Jacket 7. Rug 8. Collection of 3 Articles 9. Set of 4 Placements crocheted in cotton 10. Doyley, 1 crocheted, mercer cotton, mounted on colour paper 11. Handkerchiefs, 3 crocheted edges 12. Duchess Set, crocheted edges 13. Centrepiece 14. Baby’s Matinee Jacket 15. Baby’s Set – 3 pieces 16. Baby Blanket 17. Any article, not previously mentioned
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Section M - Fine Arts & Crafts
Chief Steward: Judy Tomljanovich, Cate Garbin & Jen Verhoogt
S & N KILMINSTER TROPHY for most points gained in this section.
M & J FOSS TROPHY for most points in Junior sections.
Exhibits which have won first prize in any of the Society’s shows
are ineligible to again enter for competition. Class: 1. Painting, any medium 2. Pencil or Charcoal Drawing, any medium 3. Any work on paper not previously mentioned 4. Fabric painting 5. Folk Art, any object 6. Home made greeting card 7. Handmade toy - any medium 8. Novelty handmade article 9. 1 Coat hanger 10. Any handmade woollen article 11. Ceramic Article 12. Leadlight Article 13. Furniture made from wood 14. Handmade wood lathe work 15. Any other article made from wood 16. Metalwork article 17. Leatherwork article 18. Any article made from cool drink cans- tractor, plane etc 19. Any article not previously mentioned
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Ma - 6 Years Old and Under
1. Useful and inexpensive article 2. Free expression drawing 3. Wall hanging 4. Miniature farm scene 5. Handwriting - print own name 6. Home made greeting card 7. Finger painted animal picture 8. Paper flowers 9. Puppet (sock, spoon, tube, finger, ping pong ball) 10. Home made necklace (shells, pasta, beads)
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G & J SHEARING Special Handwriting Trophy in the next three sections.
On A4 paper, may be mounted with margins no wider than 2cm Line spacing should be at appropriate size for school grade. Other judging points are letter shape, slope, size, presentation, spacing and accuracy of text.
Mb - 7 to 9 Years Old
Class: 1. Most useful & inexpensive article 2. Free expression drawing, any mediums 3. Hobby Model, meccano, lego etc., ORIGINAL DESIGN 4. Hobby Model – Airfix etc. 5. Miniature farm scene, max 45cm x 45cm 6. Any article not mentioned - Craft 7. Any article not mentioned - Art 8. Handwriting competition, Print the verse in pencil. Must be entered individually. Name on reverse side. One Entry only. HANDWRITING ONLY JUDGED.
VERSE
Wise Old Owl
Wise Old Owl up in the tree
Has big round eyes
That stare at me.
Then he blinks
And flies away
Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!
Is all he’ll say.
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Mc - 10 to 12 Years Old Class: 1. Drawing, crayon, texta, pencil or ink 2. Painting any medium 3. Hobby model, popsticks, matchsticks, etc 4. Hand made stuffed toy, totally made by exhibitor 5. Miniature farm scene, max 45cm x 45cm 6. Hobby model – Airfix 7. Model, meccano, lego, original design 8. Any article not mentioned – Craft. 9. Any article not mentioned – Art. 10. Give a one page description of a local person/family/building or event using a photograph or illustration and at least one paragraph of handwriting. Points awarded for presentation and originality. 11. Handwriting competition, print the verse in pencil. Must be entered individually. Name on reverse side. One Entry only. HANDWRITING ONLY JUDGED.
VERSE
George’s Marvellous Medicine
So give me a bug and a jumping flea,
Give me two snails and lizards three,
And a slimy squiggler from the sea,
And the poisonous sting of a bumblebee,
And the juice from the fruit of the ju-jube tree,
And the powdered bone of a wombat’s knee,
And one hundred other things as well
Each with a rather nasty smell.
I’ll stir them up, I’ll boil them long,
A mixture tough, a mixture strong.
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Md - 13 to 16 Years Old Class: 1. Woodwork, any article 2. Hobby model – Airfix 3. Metalwork, any article 4. Greeting card (e.g. Birthday, Christmas etc) 5. Drawing, any medium 6. Painting, any medium 7. Original computer picture 8. Lego or meccano model, original design 9. Any other article not mentioned 10. Give a one page description of a local person/family/building or event
using a photograph or illustration and at least one paragraph of handwriting.
Points awarded for presentation and originality.
11. Handwriting competition, write the verse (over the page) in pen, ink or biro.
Must be entered individually. Name on reverse side. One Entry only. HANDWRITING ONLY JUDGED.
On A4 paper, may be mounted with margins no wider than 2cm., Line spacing should be at appropriate size for school grade. Other judging points are letter shape, slope, size, presentation, spacing and accuracy of text.
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VERSE
MACBETH
MACBETH
Whence is that knocking?
How is't with me, when every noise appals me?
What hands are here? ha! they pluck out mine eyes.
Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood
Clean from my hand? No, this my hand will rather
The multitudinous seas in incarnadine,
Making the green one red.
Re-enter LADY MACBETH
LADY MACBETH
My hands are of your colour; but I shame
To wear a heart so white.
Knocking within
I hear a knocking
At the south entry: retire we to our chamber;
A little water clears us of this deed:
How easy is it, then! Your constancy
Hath left you unattended.
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Rules for Scrapbook Entry Entry forms and entry fees must accompany all exhibits. Entries are limited to TWO entries per person per class per section. No winning entry from previous Bruce Rock Shows (Place Winners) may be used again. Entries must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. Scrapbook Layouts must be either 8½ by 11 inches or 12 by 12 inches in size. Single or Double page entries only. No book entries. All page entries must be in a plastic sleeve for protection. “Off The Page” entries have no restrictions but must be able to be displayed easily and not be a danger to the Public while viewing.
Rules for Card making Entry Entry forms and entry fees must accompany all exhibits. Entries are limited to TWO entries per person per class per section. No winning entry from previous Bruce Rock Shows (Place Winners) may be used again. Entries must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. Cards may be entered either as whole card or card faces only. Judges will be judging only the card face (front of the card). All page entries must be in a plastic sleeve for protection.
General Suggestions Some of the areas the judges will be looking for in an exhibit. 1. Originality and Creativity pleasing colours, entertaining, special features, interesting and
consistent theme throughout. 2. Informative History Scrapbook Layout should provide an informative pictorial history i.e.
Journaling who, what where etc. of the Section the exhibit is entered into. 3. Quality use of graphics and non-photo items used for balance, but photos should be the
mainstay. Care taken assembling the exhibit (i.e. neat, tidy, spelling, legibility). 4. Construction of the exhibit – does it Flow, is it Balanced, in Proportion and the Harmony
of the entry.
SCRAPBOOKING & CARDMAKING Chief Steward: Heather Hutton & Sherryl Bow
COUNTRY PAPERCRAFT TROPHY for most points in Scrapbooking Open section.
M & P CATTLE TROPHY for most points in Scrapbooking Junior Sections.
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Me - SCRAPBOOKING - Open
Scrapbooking
1. Own Choice 2. Family Moments 3. Day of Old 4. Holiday/Travel 5. Off the page
Cardmaking
6. Male/Female Birthday 7. Child’s Birthday 8. Christmas
Mf - SCRAPBOOKING - 6 Years Old and Under
Scrapbooking
1. Own Choice 2. Family Moments 3. Day of Old 4. Holiday/Travel 5. Off the page
Cardmaking
6. Male/Female Birthday 7. Child’s Birthday 8. Christmas
Mg - SCRAPBOOKING - 7 to 9 Years Old
Scrapbooking
1. Own Choice 2. Family Moments 3. Day of Old 4. Holiday/Travel 5. Off the page
Cardmaking
6. Male/Female Birthday 7. Child’s Birthday 8. Christmas
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Mh - SCRAPBOOKING - 10 to 12 Years Old
Scrapbooking
1. Own Choice 2. Family Moments 3. Day of Old 4. Holiday/Travel 5. Off the page
Cardmaking
6. Male/Female Birthday 7. Child’s Birthday 8. Christmas
Mi - SCRAPBOOKING - 13 to 16 Years Old
Scrapbooking
1. Own Choice 2. Family Moments 3. Day of Old 4. Holiday/Travel 5. Off the page
Cardmaking
6. Male/Female Birthday 7. Child’s Birthday 8. Christmas
0417 950 096 [email protected] phoenixlandscaping
QUALIFIED HORTICULTURIST
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Section N - Photography STEWARDS; Judith Foss and Jo Buller
STRANGE IMAGES TROPHY for most points gained in this section. G & M SPRIGG TROPHY for the best photograph.
J & J BOW TROPHY for most points gained in junior sections.
All exhibits submitted to CRC by 12.00pm THURSDAY, before the Show. Judging will take place Friday before Show Day.
No previous show winning entries to be entered.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXHIBITORS All prints must be mounted single on card with approx. 20mm border
MUST write name and class on back of each entry Limit of 3 in each class and in plastic sleeve or envelope
For interest please put location below on prints All colour prints to be 13cm x 18cm or less. (Except Class. 22)
Special Class for Professional Photographers.
NB: All Photography must be taken by entrant
1. Rural environment 2. Study of animal, insect or bird (one
only) 3. Study of animal, insect or bird (Two or
more) 4. Landscape 5. Architecture 6. Speed, sport or action. 7. Seascape or inland water 8. Reflection 9. Sunrise or sunset 10. Night Study 11. Close up of one or more flowers 12. Garden Study 13. Child/children at play 14. Study of baby/babies engrossed in an
activity 15. Study of child/children approx 1 - 12
Yrs engrossed in an activity
15. Portrait of a single person (child / adult any length)
16. Humour, must have caption! 17. Candid snapshot 18. Tree or Trees or part of a Tree
(may be flowering) 19. Still Life 20. Special Formal Occasion 21. Enlargement, any subject 22. Any photo in black and white or
sepia 23. Any Subject not mentioned 24. A Group Portrait (any body length) 25. Textures 26. Abstract 27. Sky Scope 28. Drone Photography
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Na - Professional Photographers Class: 1. Portrait, Individual 2. Portrait, Group 3. Landscape 4. Speed, sport or action 5. Drone 6. Formal Occasion 7. Any photo not mentioned
Nb - 7 to 9 Years Old
Class: 1. Study of Animal 2. Study of Person 3. Selfie 4. Any photo not mentioned
Nc - 10 to 12 Years Old
Class:
1. My or our family 2. Study of animal, insect or bird 3. Landscape, seascape or inland water 4. Holiday or recreational activity 5. Selfie 5. Any photo not mentioned
Nd - 13 to 16 Years Old
Class: 1. My or our family 2. Study of animal, insect or bird (one or more) 3. Landscape, seascape or inland water 4. Holiday or recreational activity 5. Selfie 6. Any photo not mentioned
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Section O - Family Collection Table
KALBUSH CONTRACTING TROPHY for First Prize in this section.
Display of items relating to the Show’s Centenary E.g. Old Tins, Plates, Tea Pots, Photos.
(Entrants to advise if they need Backdrop)
Section P - Collectors Display
D & T BUTLER TROPHY for First Prize in this section.
To be judged on Presentation. Display entries could include – *Bottle, *Number Plates, *Dolls,
*Stamps, etc. Maximum size 90cm x 90cm plus backdrop.
(Entrants to advise if they need Backdrop)
Section Q - Trade Machinery Display
Ribbon for First Prize in this section.
Open to all business people
Points will be awarded as follows: Display of presentation 40 Effort involved 15 Variety and public appeal 15 Labelling and information 15 Ease of access for inspection 10 Safety 5 TOTAL 100
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Suggestions for 2021 Show
If you have any suggestions for the 2021 Show, please email them to the Committee – [email protected]
Section Class Entries Particulars of Exhibit
My Copy of Show Entries
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We offer a full range of;
Passenger tyres
4×4 and SUV tyres
Truck, trailer and bus tyres
Tubes
Motorcycle and ATV tyres
Earthmoving tyres
Agricultural tyres Car and truck rims. Services include;
Repair of car, 4×4 , truck, agricultural and earth moving tyres Fitting and balancing of car, 4×4 and truck tyres
Truck, trailer and bus wheel alignments
Car and 4×4 wheel alignments
Transport fleet tyre maintenance
Brakes and suspension
Tube repair
Exhausts
After hours call outs After hours call-out.
MRB 6163
15 Swan St, Bruce Rock .WA 6418 Ph: 9061 1253
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The Bruce Rock & Districts Agricultural Society Inc Affiliated with the Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia
Bruce Rock Engineering 2019 Biennial Show
Entries close: Photography - Wednesday 18th September
Others - Thursday 19th September
No new entries will be accepted Saturday morning of the show
ENTRY FORM Printed Name: _________________________________________ Phone #: ________________________________
Email address: ____________________________________________________________________________
Section Class # of Entries Description of exhibit
These entries are made subject to the regulations and general rules of the Society. Exhibitors are requested to forward their entries to the
Secretary as early as possible before the required date. A number of entries may be made on this form.
I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct, and I agree to and be bound by the regulations and by-laws of the Bruce Rock
Agricultural Show and make these entries subject to such regulations and by-laws and the uniform by-laws made under the Royal
Agricultural Society Act: 1926-40
Signature of Exhibitor: ______________________________
Exhibitor #
__________
Nominator:
Phone Number:
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Led-In Day fee $10
Jumping Round one $10
Jumping Round two $10
Chase Me Charlie $5
Total:
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Bruce Rock Agricultural Society - Ring event entry form
Entries close on Monday 16th September 2019. All cheques to be made payable to: Bruce Rock Ag Society. Late fees will incur a
double fee. Entries to be posted to: Valmai Buller, Po Box 118, Bruce Rock, WA 6418. One entry form per combination.
Class # Class Description Horse Height in hh Riders Name Riders age
PLEASE NOTE: Section A - Breed Show
PLEASE CONTACT EWRC AT [email protected]
FOR DETAILS & ENTRY PACKS