Orange Show. Society Inc 145TH ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY & SUNDAY MAY 13 TH & 14 TH 2017

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1 Orange Show Society Inc SATURDAY & SUNDAY MAY 13 TH & 14 TH TH ANNUAL SHOW Ken McCarron with his horse & sulky during the Grand Parade at the 1967 Show. Orange & District Historical Society - CWD photograph Collection President: Chris Parkes Secretary: Margaret Kennedy E: orangeshowsecretary@gmail.com Show Office: P.O. Box 312, Orange 2800 Ph/Fax (02)

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3 Orange Visitor Information Centre Orange Regional Gallery, Byng Street Freecall

4 ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY INCORP Presents 145TH Annual Show MAY 13th & 14th 2017 PATRONS Mr. Graham Bloore, Mr Russell Turner, Mr Bill Marshall, Mr John Davis, Mr Ken McCarron, Mr David Day PRESIDENT Mr. Peter Naylor VICE PRESIDENT Chris Ross JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT Dorothy McKeon SECRETARY Chris Parkes P.O. Box 312, Orange NSW 2800 Ph: (02) TREASURER Mr Les Quick PAVILION STEWARD Mr Peter Naylor Chris Ross PUBLICITY OFFICER Sue Milne HONORARY VET Orange Vet Hospital, 57 Molong Road, Orange NSW 2800 Ph: (02) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Peter Naylor, Les Quick, Sue Milne, Margaret Kennedy, B Dunn & C Ross COMMITTEE S Milne D McKeon J Doak J Wills I Cassell K Ross J Ross R Hamilton W Marshall J Steward E Connor P Stevenson M Meagher R Kennedy P Colley C Franks M Goonerathe T Crossley H Wood TRUST MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE P Naylor B Dunn & M Meagher 1

5 MAYORAL MESSAGE 2017 ORANGE SHOW This year s Annual Orange Show will see the long awaited grand introduction of our brand new Showground Pavilion which will help house many of the fabulous displays and activities. Following an agreement between Orange City Council and the Orange Show Society, the $1.5 million construction was funded by the NSW Government and Council and made possible through the successful partnering with local businesses. Designed for a multitude of uses including Annual Show displays, the new Pavilion will also host the local roller derby, annual bird shows, monthly farmers markets, trade exhibits, school and community group uses, car exhibits and varied events. A wonderful asset to our City. In addition to the Pavilion displays the Show this year will of course host the spectacular dog show and the horse events in the arena, not to mention the funny and daring antics of Brophy s Circus with free shows for the public. Stay a while on Saturday evening to enjoy the spectacle of the fireworks, a great family event. On behalf of the community of Orange, a big thank you to the volunteers of the Orange Show Society who make this annual event possible year after year your tireless efforts produce a fantastic event enjoyed by individuals and families from near and far. Welcome if you are a visitor to our City, here to enjoy our Annual Show please relax and take some time to enjoy the beautiful surrounds and our world class food and wine. If you are a resident of Orange, enjoy all that the Annual Show has to offer again this year, an iconic event on our yearly calendar, one not to be missed. Cr John Davis OAM MAYOR ADMISSION PRICES Adult $15.00 Child $8.00 (aged 5-12 years) Child Under 5 years FREE Aged Pensioner $8.00 Family $40.00 (2 x adults & 2 children) 2

6 PRESIDENT MESSAGE 145 ORANGE SHOW The Orange Show is run and organised for families and this year we have a new addition to our family. Krystal and Chris Ross welcomed a beautiful baby boy on the 16th February this year. His name is Xavier Christopher Ross. His grandparents Judy and Rosco and well as great grandparents Patricia and George are always ready to give Xavier a cuddle. We congratulate them all and hope they get a chance to enjoy the show together. This year we are excited to have our new pavilion opened on Saturday afternoon after the grand parade. The new building has been in the planning stages for many years and it is wonderful that we are able to use it for the first time this year. I would like to thank the Orange City Council and staff for their planning. Many stewards including the arts and school sections have decided to move to new new area to display their exhibits with more room and flair. The I.W.A. Wrestling will be housed in the pavilion. This is the first time that we have had this attraction at the Orange Show for patrons to enjoy. It is a very large area and we plan to fill it with new attractions and exhibits. The older Williams, Dalton and Agricultural pavilions will retain many of the origin exhibits as the stewards felt that their sections were more at home there. These include the historical society, wool, vegetable, arts and craft, photography, flowers, cakes and a few new exhibits. So the show ground will have a new feel and plan this year so take a different route and you will discover something that you haven t seen before. As many of you know last year our secretary Marg Kennedy was unable to come into the office as she was very ill with Motor Neuron Disease. We were very fortunate that her daughter Rachael offered to help. We were very greatful for their hard work and commitment. Unfortunately Marg lost her battle a few weeks after the show. I would like to offer our condolences to Peter and all the family. We have the Brophy Circus attending for the 2 days of the show. On Saturday we have cattle, birds, dogs, horse section as well as many other attractions. Sunday sees the beaut utes and the pet show as well as sideshow alley both days. We would like to welcome our new secretary Chris Parks to our team. He has been a wonderful addition to the committee. Button Dunn has worked tirelessly to ensure that the office runs smoothly over the transition period of secretary changeover. We are very greatful for her knowledge and willing help. Amy Carr is our new steward for the show girl competition. She would love to hear from any young woman who may be interested or has any questions about the competition. Come and enjoy the show, have a look around and offer your opinion and help. We are always in need of new interested helpers. There is a lot to learn and a lot to enjoy. See you at the show. Regards - Peter Naylor - President 3

7 2017 Orange Show Special Event Special Attractions Special Attractions Orange Show Fireworks Saturday 14th May 2017 at 7.30pm 4

8 THE ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY INC. WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT: Archer B & U Ashburnia Poll Dorset Stud Australian Cinemas B & B Fenton Bakers Delight Barry s Outback Tours Bassmans Hire B.E. Black Memorial Throphy Bel Air Carpets Bradley s florist Bridgestone Tyres Button Dunn Caboodle of Orange Café Latte Cake Decorators Guild of NSW Cadia Valley Operations Canobolas Eggs Central Western Daily Cleveland B & B Coco s Complete Camera House Cook Park Guildry Cross country Trucks Craft Queen Dave Kent s Building Supplies Dencol East Orange Post Office Faye MacMicking Framing Marvellous Furney s Garry Coulson Transport Greengate Butchery Greentrees Gourmet Preserves Alpine Stores Butchery R Hamilton Heatherlea Suffolk Stud Hicks Family Hidden Talent Horseland Orange Horstman s Trophy Hort Family Jason Abbott Jill Stanton John Davis Motors Ken McCarron Ken Williams Les Quick Little Snack Shack Mid Western Mini Mix Mid West Multimedia Mr & Mrs R Golding Mullion Produce Peter & Deb Naylor Peter Kennedy Jordan Naylor Nutri Metic Orange & District Horticultural Society Orange & District Cake Decorators Guild Orange Camera Club Orange Glass & Glazing Service Orange Baby Kingdom Orange NeedleCraft Group Orange Poultry Club & Members Orange Regional Apppaloosa Club Orange Vet Hospital Oriana Motor Inn Parkview Hotel Paksaddle Llamas 5

9 Peter Smith Pharmacy Pets At Peace Central West Prime TV Purina Sharp Family Sugarcraft Thompson s Nursery Village Coffee Shop West Orange Motors Whiley Family Win TV Woodward Street Quality Meats Wontama Homes 6

10 INDEX Show Councillors... 1 Mayoral Message... 2 Presidents Message... 3 Grand Parade & Official Opening... 4 Sponsors... 5 & 6 Members... 7 Duties of Exhibitors, Stewards & Judges... 8 Show Regulations Showgirl Competition Beaut Ute competition School Competition Animal Nursery Pet Show SECTIONS Section A (horses...front H Section A (Showjumping...Front H19. Section B ( Cattle Guess the Weight Of The Bull Section C (Sheep Section CC (Wool Fleeces Section D (Judging competition Alpaca Section e ( Poultry Section E3 (Caged Birds Section F (Dairy Goats Section g (Photography Section H (Dogs Section I (Tiny Tots Section J (Horticulture Section L (Vegetables Section M (Cooking Section M2 (Jams Section P (Cake Decorating Sectin Q (Craft Junior Craft Lego Compeition Section R (Homebrew Section T (Fine Arts Section V (Scarecrow Membership Renewal Exhibitors Entry Form Indemnity & Waiver Form

11 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Mr R G Bloore Mr J Doak Mrs B Dunn Mr R Fenton Mr R Golding OAM Mrs R Hamilton Mrs J Honeyman Mr A Honeyman Mr W J Marshall Mr K S McCarron Mr P Naylor Mrs C Onley Mr D Onley Miss J Ostini Mr George Paul Mr D Peck Mrs R Ray Mr M Rosser Mr W G Stewart Mr K Williams LIFE MEMBERS Mr R Bartimote Mr P Baxter Mr P Black Mr I T Bloore Mr R A Bloore Mr R Bolton Mr S B G Brown Mr R Cantrill Mr I Cassell P Colley Mr T J Christopherson Mr A J Culverson Mr M Culverson Mr D Day Mrs J Day Mr B Dymock Mr N Eslick Mr J W Finnerty Mrs C M Finnerty Mr B Gartrell Mr R Gilchrist Mr Glen Griffiths Mr D K Halloran Mr F Hall Mr I Haynes Mr J Hazelton Mrs A Hill Mr B F Job Mr I Job Mr J Jobson Mr R J Lang Mr W Lavelle Mr Craig McKay Mr G McKay Mr G R Michell Mr D Milne Dr J Morley Miss S Moss Mrs D Naylor Mr J R Naylor Mr R J Niven Mr P Oates Mr G Onley Mr L Osborne Mr N Ostini Mr E Ozols Mr P Pattinson Mr I Peters Mr D J Pilcher Mrs N Pinkerton Mr H Pisaturo Mr Les Quick Mr T Rassam Mr F Roberts Mr E Robinson Mr L J Roweth Mr O Schwilk Mr N Sellwood Mr T Selwood Mrs J Selwood Mr G L Selwood Mr K Selwood Mr P Selwood Mr G J Selwood Mr M Sharp Mr A D Sharp Mrs C Sharp Mr D Southwood Mr S Strange Mr T Sullivan Mr S L Sweeting Mr C Taylor Mr C Thomas Mr A Wearing Williams Machin Mrs S Woods ORDINARY MEMBERS 2014 Mandy Anderson Robert Beenie John Bowler Mr K Burn Mrs E Connor S Creary Daydawn (Nashdale) P L Mrs L Doak Sarah Donoghue Fourjay Farms Carly Franks Stacey Hando Mel Goonerane Cassie Healey Carolyn Hedge David Huthnance Pamela JohnsonMarg Kennedy Mrs J S Konza 8 Mrs T Leonard Tallesha Lennard Mary Kay A M McAnulty Rose Masters S Molloy Morrison Family Amy Munro Janet O Brien T O Neil Toby O Neil Jess O Neill & Rose Taylor L O Neill Jose O Neil Orange & District Kennel Club Ms K Wickson Georgie Riley Mrs S Robinson Mr C Ross Krystal Ross Mrs J Ross Emily Smith Kristene smith Jennifer Sullivan Jill Stanton Cathy Thompson Bob & Nancy Trounce The Rural Centre Kathryn Vandenbergh Mr H A Ward Katrina Webb Ross Wilson OAM Robert Woods Ray Wright Why Not Become a Member of the Orange Show Society Inc. Ordinary Membership paid annually $ x Members Ticket 2 x Guest Tickets Junior Membership (under 12 years) $8.00 1x members Ticket Financial Life Membership $ x Members Ticket 2 x Guests Tickets It s all here at the Orange Show 16th & 17th April 2016 Visit orangeshowsecretary@gmail.com

12 A RING EVENTS: Terry Duff AA SHOWJUMPING: John Kinghorn B CATTLE: Sharni Coles C SHEEP: Ken Williams CC WOOL: Ben Watts D JUDGING COMP: E1 POULTRY: Bill Trimmer E3 CAGED BIRDS: Morrie Meagher F DAIRY GOATS: Ann Hill G PHOTOGRAPHY: Bruce Hogben H DOGS: H Wood H HORTICULTURE: Dorothy McKeon SHOWGIRL: Mel Goonerathe K TINY TOTS: Rachel Kennedy L VEGETABLES: Nyasa Phillips & Bettina O Callaghan M COOKING: Elaine Connor P CAKE DECORATING: Beryl Hicks CRAFT: Elaine Connor R HOMEBREW: Peter Harvages T FINE ARTS: Sue Skinner V SCARECROW: ANIMAL NURSERY: Shaye Morris PET SHOW: GRAND PARADE: Chris Ross TRADE: Chris Parkes BEAUT UTE COMPETITION: George Georgiou PAVILLION: Jim Doak SCHOOL DISPLAY: Jim Doak DUTIES OF EXHIBITORS,STEWARDS AND JUDGES. EXHIBITORS: 1 Exhibitors, when entering exhibits, must furnish the Secretary with description of the exhibit and the number of the class. 2. Exhibitors must obtain entrance cards from the Secretary, affix to exhibits and deliver to the Steward of the section at or before the hour advertised. 3. Exhibitors must present the duplicate portion of the entrance card to prove ownership of the exhibit prior to the article being returned. 4. Exhibits must not be removed without permission of the Steward. 5. Exhibitors of stock must have an attendant to parade same at hour notified. 6. No exhibitor of livestock shall be permitted to use any pen or stall other than those allocated to them by the Steward. 7. If demanded by the Committee, any exhibitor must furnish statutory declarations STEWARDS: 1. Stewards must be in attendance at the Showground at the hour appointed to receive exhibits. 2. Stewards are responsible for the proper classification of exhibits and all exhibits must be ready to judge. 3. An exhibits suffering from an infectious or contagious disease shall be immediately reported to the Secretary, who is authorised to order its removal. 4. Stewards will obtain the award books from the Secretary and direct the Judges to the exhibits they are appointed to judge. 5. Stewards shall remove exhibitors and other persons from the vicinity of the Judge while judging. 6. Stewards will attend on the Judge to affor any information required, but will not do or say anything to influence his/her decision. They must not reveal the name of the exhibitor or repeat the remarks the Judge may make. 7. Stewards: will obtain prize cards from the Secretary and affix same to exhibit after filling in the name of the successful exhibits and other particulars. 8. Any sponsorship or money collected under the Orange Show Society Inc. banner remains the property of the Society. JUDGES: 1. Judges are requested to attend the Secretry s office on the showground at the hour appointed, and introduce themselves to the Secretary and the Stewards of the relevant Section. 2. Judges will receive instruction from the Stewards of the Section. 3. Judges, as they arrive at their decisions, will announce the results to the Stewards, who will record them in the Award Book. 4. Judges shall disqualify any exhibits which, in their opinion, does not comply with the regulations, and shall enter the reason the Award Book. 5. The Judge may recommend for certificates, or commend as they see fit, any exhibits of special merit not included in the schedule of prizes, and will not award prizes of any class in which the exhibits are not considered, in their opinion,to possess sufficient merit. 6. Judges will check the Award Book on completion of Judging, and sign his/her name on the last award page. 7. Judges may, in addition to awarding First and Second prizes, award Highly Commended, to exhibits which they consider worthy. ** Note: Official closing time Pavilions Saturday 9pm 16th April 2016 Sunday 4pm 17th April 2016 REGULATIONS: The prizes will be awarded subject to the appended Regulations and Conditions. 1. All entries except ring to be made in writing and lodged with the Secretary on date to be advised. 2. The Committee reserves the right of refusal or cancellation of any entry without giving any reason for doing so, and of accepting late entries. 3. Exhibitors of farm produce, flowers, fruit and vegetables 9

13 must be the growers; and the makers of jams, jellies, preserves, fruits and the manufactured products only will be entitled to receive the prize. Fine Arts exhibits must be the work of the Exhibitor. 4. Exhibits entered for the Society s price may compete for private prizes also, provided they are properly entered and ticketed. 5. Any exhibitor provide to have knowingly made false entries for a prize, or to have wilfully infringed any of the Rules, will render him/herself liable to be judged ineligible by the Committee for receiving any prize. 6. Any person guilty of improper or insulting behaviour at any time towards the Committee, or any member thereof, any steward or official, I relation to their official duties, may be disqualified or suspended for such a period as the Committee see fit, or may be expelled from the Society. Any Exhibitor guilty of a breach of the rule may, at the discretion of the Committee, be disqualified from the exhibition for any period, or may be expelled from the ground. 7. All exhibits must be properly placed and ticketed before advertised time of judging of exhibits, unless altered by special request of the Stewards or judges. No Exhibit can be removed before 4.00pm on the last day of the show without the express permission of the Steward. 8. All persons who, after entering exhibits (especially of stock), are unable to exhibit same, will be expected to give notice to the Secretary of the inability to exhibit at least three days before the first day of the show. 9. Any Exhibitor bringing an exhibit to the ground, and wilfully filing to exhibit it shall be liable to disqualification at the discretion of the Committee. 10. No award ribbons, other than those awarded at the show, shall be placed o any exhibit whilst on the Showground without the consent of the steward. 11. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by exhibits, and will not, under any circumstances, be responsible for any loss or non-delivery of livestock or other exhibits of any kind, or for any injury done thereto. Stallions will not be allowed to compete in the buggy horse, hackney or pony classes. The exhibition will take place on the Society s ground or where the Committee may appoint. The Committee reserves the right to, at any time, postpone the exhibition or any event thereof in consequence of the weather, or for any other sufficient cause, to a date or dates deemed suitable by the Committee, and no entrance fee shall be returned in the event of such postponement. The reasonableness of the cause of causes for postponement shall be decided by the Committee and not open to question by any exhibitor or persons affected by such judgement. 12. In the event the Committee abandons or cancels the exhibition, or part thereof, through wet weather or any other reason which may make such course advisable, Exhibitors shall be entitles to a return on their entrance fees, but no cause for action, liability or obligation shall be maintainable, or be incurred, by the reason of such abandonment or cancellation. 13. All persons exhibiting shall accept the decision of the Judges appointment by the Committee of the society, and on all protests the decision of the said Committee shall be final and without appeal. 14. All protests must be delivered to the Secretary in writing before 4pm on the last day of the show, accompanied by a $50 fee, which will be forfeited, if the protest is deemed frivolous. It shall be the duty of the person protesting to produce evidence in support of his/her allegation. 16. The Secretary will distribute all prizes within one month after the show upon application. Any prizes unclaimed after 14 th June will revert to the Society. 17. No prize money will be payable unless the original prize voucher, duly authorised, is produced, together with receipt for paid entry fees. 18. Any exhibit having been awarded a prize at the last show without competition will not be entitled to a prize at this show unless there is competition. This regulation does not apply to District exhibits. 19. Any person disqualified by the Board of Appeal (Royal Agriculture Society of NSW) will not be allowed to exhibit or take part in this show in any capacity whatever. In the event of any entry of Exhibitor having been disqualified by an Association, the Committee shall have the power to decide whether such entry or Exhibitor shall be allowed to compete. 20. Show membership: Life Member $200 Annual Membership $30.00 Junior Membership $8.00. No person, whether in charge of exhibit or not, will be admitted to the ground without a ticket. Passes will not be issued to the general public on any day of the show. Vehicles conveying exhibits to the ground will be admitted to the ground, but must leave the ground as soon as unloaded, or when required to do so by Steward. 21. No collectors will be authorised on the ground excepting those authorised by the Committee to collect; any person infringing this regulation may be removed by any member of the Committee, with or without police assistance. 22. ALL PERPETUAL TROPHIES must remain in the custody of the Society. Where awarded, any replicas, or payment of monies in lieu of it, will be retained by the recipient. Due to several complaints in recent years, the running of raffles other than those run for Orange Show Society will not be permitted under any circumstances. 10

14 AD INDEX Ashburnia Dorset Stud 33 Australian National Field Days H7 Bakers Delight 79 Bassman Hire 53 Bella Patchwork 99 Braqdley Florist 29 Budget raffle Tickets 106 Craft Queen 100 Camelot H20 Central Western Daily CIB Coates Hire 13 CKC 17 Cross Country Trucks H2 Cadia Valley Operations H16&109 Dencol Transport 106 Daquino s 105 Domino s Pizza 103 East Orange Post Office 79 Framing Marvellous 101 Furney s 19 Garry Coulson Transport 24 & 33 Greentrees Gourmet Preserves 84 Heatherlea Suffolk Stud 32 Hobby Sew 95 Harris Farm 78 Harvey Norman 24 Hidden Talent 95 HRC Welding 25 Jenisa Florist 78 John Davis Motors BC JR Richards 35 McCarron & Cullinane 34 Mid Western Mini Mix 63 Mid West Signs 63 Mullion Produce 49 Midwest Multimedia 95 Newcastle Permanent 86 Orange Central Square 86 Orange Glass & Glazing Service 42 Orange Plasterboard H5 Orange Veterinary Hospital 43 Paksaddle Llamas 24 Park Guidlry 93 Peter Naylor Tiling 64 Prime TV 104 GK Craig Printers 88 Purina 19 Radio 2EL 61 Roberts Bakery 89 Scott Tunrer 82 Spotlight 98 The Land Newspaper 43 Thomsons Nursery 15 West Orange Motors 85 Win Television 110 Woodward Street Quality Meat 85 Zylem (Austrlai)Pty Ltd 6 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS BROPHY BROS CIRCUS RURAL FIRE SERVICE GRAND PARADE SES MONSTER FIREWORKS GUESS THE WEIGHT OF THE BULL ORANGE SHOWGIRL COMPETITION MASTER STOCKMEN COMPETITION JNR SHOWGIRL & JNR STOCKMAN COMPETITION YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE PET SHOW ANIMAL NURSERY DISPLAY OF VINTAGE CARS & MOTOR BIKES 11

15 2017 ORANGE SHOWGIRL If you have looked at the Ladies on the stage at the grand parade and thought to yourself I could do that and your between the ages then call Amy Carr and enter. Entries are now open to find the 2017 Orange Showgirl. The entrants are required to sit in an interview with 3 judges and discuss issues facing a rural community, having general knowledge of your local area and tell the judges about yourself. The Judging will take place on the 22nd of April. The young ladies will also go around the show over the two days and sash prize winning sheep, cars, cattle ect. The lucky winner also is required to attend the national field days in 2017 and will compete at the Zone finals early next year. Please remember this IS NOT a beauty competition this is a competition to find an ambassador for young women in Orange. If you have any questions please feel free to contact our Showgirl Coordinator Amy Carr on or her at amylauren.carr@gmail.com. Presentation to take place during the Grand Parade, Saturday 2pm 13TH May The winner of the Showgirl competition will receive a multitude of gifts and Vouchers from businesses throughout Orange. Personal Development training weekend at Dubbo sponsored by the Orange Show Society Inc. Sponsors Nutra Metics (Jenni Sullivan), Book City, Orange tourist Centre, Fitness Perfection, Regency Jewellers, Price Attack, Silver Gems Jewellery & Bradleys Florist. The winner will also go on to represent Orange at the Zone Finals. There is no entry fee and no requirements to engage in any fundraising. This competition is based on personality, it is not a beauty pageant. For further information please contact the Orange Show Society Office on

16 PROUD SPONORS OF THE ORANGE SHOW 13

17 Beaut Ute Competition 2017 Orange Show Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th May Categories Include: 1. B & S 2. Feral 3. Rural 4. 4 x 4 5. Street 6. Chicks 7 Tradies 8. Golden Oldies (25 years +) 9. OVER ALL GRAND CHAMIPION ENTRY FEES $10 First Category $5 additional class Max 3 classes ALL UNREGISTERED UTES MUST START AND MUST HAVE TRANSPORT Gates open at 8.00 am Judging at 1130 am LAST UTE IN BY A.M. Awards 1.30 p.m. NO dogs allowed MAJOR SPONSORS WESTLINK PRINT BRIDGESTONE TYRES OPPOSITE LOCK PARKVIEW HOTEL COOMA HOTEL REPCO ORANGE ARB ORANGE HOGS BREATH CAFÉ ORANGE FISHING FACTORY Enquiries: SUPERCHEAP AUTO Show Office (02) , Matt or Blake orangeshowsecretary@gmail.com 14

18 100 S OF ANIMALS TO CHOOSE FROM Australia s Best Prices! OPEN 7 DAYS 8.30am pm McLachlan Street, Orange

19 ORANGE SHOW 13 th & 14 th May 2017 School Section Open to all schools to place a display in the school section. Ask your teacher can your class put on a display? Your school putting in a display of your Vegetable Garden Ring and register with the Peter Naylor & check times for setting up. Ph: Sections: S1 Pre-School, S2 Infants School, S3 Primary School, S4 Secondary School, S5 Small School and S6 Special School. S7 Vegetable Display S8 Largest Pumpkin orangeshowsecretary@gmail.com 16

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21 OPENING HOURS SATURDAY 10 AM TO 7PM SUNDAY 10AM TO 4PM Closed for cleaning: Saturday 2:30-3:00 PM Sunday 1:00-1:30 PM And a very special thank you to all the animals who very kindly donated their time to make the Animal Nursery one of the most popular places on the Showground. Shaye Moss

22 PET Pet SHOW Show SUNDAY 14th MAY Hosted by Orange Show Society 19

23 2017 ORANGE SHOW PET SHOW SUNDAY 14 th May ENTRY FEE Gold Coin PER SECTION Ribbons & Prizes for 1 st & 2 nd Stewards Showgirls Entries to be taken from 12 noon to12.30pm JUDGING TO COMMENCE pm Judging to take place beside the announcers van - Ringside. PUPPIES AND DOGS 1. Most Cuddly 2. Best Smelling 3. Shaggiest 4. Cutest 5. Most Colours 6. Waggiest Tail 7. Biggest 8. Smallest over 1yr Old 9. Smallest under 1yr Old 10. Longest Tongue 11. Longest Ears 12. Dog/Owner look-a-like 13. Best Dressed 14. Best Trick OTHER PETS 15. Best Kept Bird 21. Prettiest Guinea Pig 16. Most Colourful Bird 22. Best Kept Rabbit 17. Best kept Duck or Fowl 23. Prettiest Rabbit 18. Best kept Cat or Kitten 24. Best kept Other Pet 19. Cat or Kitten Most Colours 25. Best Trick (no dogs) 20. Best kept Guinea Pig 26. Best Dressed (no dogs) Proudly Sponsored By PURINA YOU RE PET, OUR PASSION 20

24 Leading Livestock Marketers at Your Service Large Scale Rural Property Specialist Residential Property Sales & Rental Management Up-to-date marketing information Expert livestock handling and selling Auction, paddock sales, over the hook or to feedlots Weekly auction livestock markets Carcoar & Forbes Special Cattle Sales Carcoar & Forbes Clearing sales Prompt Payment is Our Trademark Lindsay Fryer Darren Connick Orange Office Molong Office

25 SECTION B - CATTLE 2017 ORANGE SHOW MAY 13 TH AND 14 TH The Society will supply sawdust bedding. Exhibitors will be required to supply their own fodder. JUDGE: TBA CHIEF STEWARD: Chris Parkes ENTRIES CLOSE: Chief Steward Monday 1 st May 2017 at the Secretary s Office. LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED at discretion please contact Chief Steward ENTRY FEE: $15.00 includes pass (see below) ALL EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN AN INDEMNITY & WAIVER FORM JUDGING: Commences 9am Saturday 13 th May 2017 * All cattle to be registered with their respective Breed Societies, & to be tagged with NLIS and be supported by a NSW animal Health Statement, copy of registration certificate to be supplied. * NLIS numbers to be provided together with NVD & Waybill document number*** * All cattle entries must be BVDV Free (non-pi) Evidence must be provided with entry * JOHNES DISEASE DECLARATION FORM must be completed & returned with entries. * Any animals infected with warts or ringworm will be deemed ineligible for exhibition at show. * All cattle will be inspected by Veterinarian prior to judging * Ages of cattle to be calculated as of 1 st May 2017 * Cattle to be tied with suitable neck collars & halters. * All bulls over 12 months of age are to have nose rings. * All females must be led with nose clip. * All cattle to be on the ground by 8am Saturday 13 th May 2017 * Early entry after 3pm Friday 12 th May 2017 is permitted. * Entry passes will be issued by return mail on receipt of entry and entry fee, on the following basis: 1-3 head = 1pass, 4-6 head = 2 passes, over 6 head = 3 passes. * Exhibitors are strongly advised to ensure that they and their animals are covered by Public Liability Insurance. * All electrical appliances, eg. extension cords and blower s must have a certificate from a licensed electrician and certificates must be shown to stewards before they can be used. CATTLE MUST NOT LEAVE SHOWGROUND BEFORE 3PM SUNDAY 14 TH MAY 2017 Otherwise prize money will be forfeited unless prior arrangements ***** SPONSORED BY: HAYES PETROLIUM KENNARDS HIRE GARY COULSON ORANGE VET CLINIC WOOLWORTHS JENISA FLORIST BOORANG SIMMENTAL STUD LITHGOW LAND NEWSPAPER HOGS BREATH CAFE McCARRON & CULLINANE SILMAC PIZZA HUT PAKSADDLE LLAMAS GREAT WESTERN HOTEL WATERMIN DRILLERS LUCKNOW SKIN SHOP KENTS BUILDING SUPPLIES GREAT WESTERN HOTEL DAQUINO S JONATHONS RESTAURANT 22

26 SECTION B1 - BEEF CATTLE PRIZES ALL SECTIONS The following breeds will be represented: SHORTHORNS, HEREFORD (Poll or Horned), SIMMENTAL, SANTA GERTRUDIS, CHAROLAIS,ANGUS, LIMOUSIN ANY OTHER CATTLE BREED. ALL BREEDS WILL BE JUDGED INDIVIDUALLY B1 BULL under 12 months B2 BULL 12 to 16 months B3 BULL 16 to 20 months B3a JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL B3b RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL B4 BULL 20 to 24 months B5 BULL 24 to 30 months B6 BULL 30 months and over B6a SENIOR CHAMPION BULL B6b RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION B B6c GRAND CHAMPION BULL B7 FEMALE under 12 months B8 FEMALE 12 to 16 months B9 FEMALE 16 to 20 months B9a JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE B9b RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE B10 FEMALE 20 to 24 months B11 FEMALE 24 to 30 months B12 FEMALE 30 months and over B12a SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE B12b RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE B12c GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE SECTION B2 - INTERBREED B13 PAIR OF BULLS - 2 Bulls bred by exhibitor B14 PAIR OF FEMALES - 2 Females bred by exhibitor B15 BREEDERS GROUP - Best 3 head mixed sexes, bred by exhibitor B16 GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW $ prize value B17 GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW $ prize value B18 SUPREME EXHIBIT OF SHOW $ prize value 23

27 SECTION B3 - LED STEER/COMMERCIAL FEMALE Classes open to Hereford & Poll Hereford, Shorthorn & Poll Shorthorn, Angus, Murray Grey, Charolais, Red Poll, Simmental, Santa Gertrudis, Limousin, Lincoln Reds & any other beef breed. B19 Steer 400kg & under B20 Steer over 400kg B21 Champion Steer GUESSING COMPETITION GOLD COIN ENTRY TO PUBLIC GUESS THE WEIGHT OF THE BEAST Winner announced at 3pm Sunday GARRY COULSON TRANSPORT STOCK & MACHINERY TRANSPORT RMB Park Road, Orange Garry Coulson PROPRIETOR P.O. Box 1465 Phone: (02) Orange NSW 2800 Mobile:

28 SECTION B4 JUNIOR JUDGING & PARADER S COMPETITION 2017 ORANGE SHOW 14 th May 2017 BEEF CATTLE JUNIOR PARADERS Commences 10 am Sunday 17 th April 2016 Prizes awarded all age groups Appreciated if Junior Paraders and Junior Judging numbers could be phoned prior to show before or ed to the secretary at orangeshowsectreary@gmail.com AGE GROUPS: 9yrs & under, 10yrs 12yrs, 13yrs 16yrs,17yrs 21yrs EXPECTATIONS OF JUNIOR PARADERS: Each parader MUST prepare the animal they are parading on the day. Parader s under 11yrs may seek assistance. If any juniors are unable to obtain an animal they may contact the Steward of the cattle section 3 weeks prior to the Show. Competitors under 18 cannot lead bulls in paraders classes JUNIOR JUDGING: Commences 11.30am Sunday 14 th May 2017 AGE GROUPS: Under 15 yrs 15yrs and Over Herdsmen award for competitors under 18 years BBQ lunch provided for ALL participants on Sunday GUESSING COMPETITION GOLD COIN ENTRY TO PUBLIC 8044 GUESS THE WEIGHT OF THE BEAST Winner announced at 3 PM Sunday. David Thornberry PO Box 11, Molong NSW 2866 Ph: (02)

29 CATTLE HERD HEALTH STATUS DECLARATION FOR SHOWS & SALES Instructions to Owners/Exhibitors 1. Complete Part 1 of this form. 2. This form is not an interstate entry permit. However, if stock are likely to be sold onwards from a show, Part 2 should be completed by your local animal health official to assist authorities prepare the necessary official interstate movement certificates. 3. If Johnes Disease (JD) testing has been undertaken, get your Private Vet to complete Part 3, or attach a veterinary certificate. 4. This Herd Health Status form is valid for 6 months from the date of issue. Th owner must notify the issuing Government veterinarian or Animal Health Officer of any change in herd status or other information on the form subsequent to completion of this form. THIS FORM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE AS AN ENTRY PERMIT TO OTHER STATES/ AND/OR ZONES PART 1 OWNER/EXHIBITOR DECLARATION TRADING NAME... ADDRESS... POST CODE... PROPERTY ADDRESS... POST CODE... TELEPHONE... FAX... PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NO./TAIL TAG NO.... SALE/SHOW... DATE... Description of cattle (attach list if necessary) NOTE: A show or sale may want to use only the higher entry requirements below and may delete one or more clauses that do not meet the standard. I, Owner / Manager / Exhibitor (print name) of (print a0 declare that with regard to Johne s Disease. (Tick the box for the clause/s which apply) q (1) The cattle identified above originate from a Free q, Protected q, Control q, Residual q, Zone for BJD. q (2.1) The cattle identified above originate from herds under the Cattle MAP, with status attained in the year indicated; eg MN1 q MN1 q MN2 q MN3 q Herd Status Certificate No...Date of expiry... or q (2.2) The cattle identified above originate from herds that have not been assessed for John s Disease (ie: Non Assessed status). or q (2.3) The cattle identified above originate from herds that have been Check Tested negative (ie CT) in the past 12 months. Date Tested...Approved Veterinarian... or q (2.4) Where applicable the cattle identified above which are 2 years of age or older have been blood tested by a registered veterinarian using the absorbed ELISA test with negative results within 6 months before the date of the show/sale/exhibition. Where the cattle are less than 2 years of age the dam with be tested. or q (2.5) The cattle identified above originate from Restricted (RD) or Tested Low Prevalance (TLP) herds that are under strict regulatory control and have been undertaking official, audited test and control programs for a minimum of 2 years, and at least 2 consecutive annual whole herd tests have been conducted with a reactor rate not exceeding 1.5% at the latest herd test; and the cattle to be exhibited, or their dams, have been tested with negative results as part of at least the last two annual herd tests; and the cattle to be exhibited are not officially listed as at risk cattle for the particular herd; and the cattle to be exhibited have been tested negative within 3 months of the date of the show. Exhibitors may also need additional certification to move between Zones or between States. Check with local veterinary authority. The above information, including the description of the animals and property/ies of origin is complete, true and correct. Signature...Date... 26

30 PART 2 ENDORSEMENT OF HERD STATUS Note: This is an option that may be used to assist completion of official movement forms where there is a reasonable probability that animals will proceed to another state or zone directly from the show or sale. It is not an official certificate. (To be completed by Government Veterinarian/Inspector of Stock if intending to move stock interstate) The property(s) being certified in relation to the Owner s Declaration has/have been allocated Tail Tag Number/s...to which the following information applies. To the best of my knowledge and belief, and based on a search of available Departmental records: (1) I have no reason to doubt the owner s declaration in Part 1 above. (2) Under the Australian Standard Definition & Rules for Johne s disease, the herd/s has/have an assigned a herd status of... HERD STATUS Non-Assessed (NA): means the infection status of the herd is unknown, but the herd is not under suspicion. Check Tested (CT): the herd has had a negative Check Test undertaken by an approved veterinarian in the past 12 months. Tested Negative (TN) or Monitored Negative (MN): the herd has an Assessed status under the Australian Johne s Disease Market Assurance Program for Cattle (Cattle MAP). (3) a. TUBERCULOSIS: Property Status... Area Status... b. CATTEL TICK: Tick free area - Yes / No (delete one) If NO, list date and place of treatment (attach if necessary) c. EPHEMERAL FEVER: Ephemeral (EBL): Ephemeral fever has/have not been reported on the property of origin in the last 30 days. d. ENZOOTIC BOVINE LEUCOSIS (EBL): The official status of the herd is... Inspector of Stock: Signature... (PRINT NAME)... located at... office. Date of issue... Telephone:...Fax:... PART 3 JOHNE S DISEASE TEST RESULTS (To be completed by the Veterinary Surgeon conducting the tests or Government officer upon receipt of test results, or attach veterinary certificate). The individual cattle listed below were tested for Johne s Disease using the absorbed ELISA test with a negative result. Cattle identification (tattoos) Date of test... Laboratory... Accession No... Name of testing veterinarian Name of government officer Signature Signature Practice Name & Location Location Phone/Fax Phone/Fax 27

31 SECTION C SHEEP 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 TH & 14 TH May The society will provide bedding for stock but exhibitors will be required to provide their fodder. PIC NC CHIEF STEWARD: Mr. K. Williams (02) DEPUTY STEWARD: Mr. C McKay STEWARDS: Jill Stanton, Ron Lane, W. Lavel, M. Culverson, Warren Williams, Neil Williams, Ben Watts and G McKay ENTRIES CLOSE: at the Secretary's Office, Tuesday May 9 th 2017 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 LATE ENTRIES: Subject to acceptance by chief steward. JUDGING: Exhibits of ALL SHEEP must arrive at the ground and be penned by 9am Saturday 13 th May 2017 Judging will commence at 10am on that day. This rule will be strictly adhered to..all EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN AN INDEMNITY & WAIVER FORM SPECIAL RIBBONS Champion Ribbons only given if two or more exhibitors in each section. *4 CHAMPION MERINO RAM CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK RAM *RESERVE CHAMPION WHITE *4 CHAMPION MERINO EWE SUFFOLK RAM *GRAND CHAMPION MERINO RAM *CHAMPION WHITE SUFFOLK *RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE *MERINO RAM *RESERVE CHAMPION WHITE *GRAND CHAMPION MERINO EWE SUFFOLK EWE *RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION *CHAMPION PEN OF LAMBS MERINO EWE CHAMPION PEN OF FLOCK MERINO CHAMPION FLOCK MERINO EWE *CHAMPION TEXEL RAM *CHAMPION LAMB *RESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL RAM *CHAMPION RAM (all breedclasses) *CHAMPION TEXEL EWE *CHAMPION EWE(all breed classes) *RESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL EWE *CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM *CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER RAM RES CH SUFFOLK RAM RES CH BORDER LEICESTER RAM CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER EWE RES CH SUFFOLK EWE RES CH BORDER LEICESTER EWE CH POLL DORSET RAM RES CH POLL DORSET RAM CHAMPION POLL DORSET EWE RES CH POLL DORSET EWE SPONSORED BY *SUPREME MEAT BREED GROUP SUPREME MEAT BREED EXHIBIT ASHBURNIA POLL DORSET GARRY COULSON TRANSPORT JILL STANTON RURAL CENTRE 28

32 CONDITIONS 1. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: All rams exhibited must be from an accredited free flock, or a Veterinary Certificate indicating that (a) A manual examination and two negative compliment fixation tests for ovine brucellosis not less than 60 days apart, the second test being within 30 days of the show. (b) In his opinion there is no evidence of ovine brucellosis on the property. Must be presented to and cleared by the chief steward before rams are unloaded. 2. All exhibits in this section must be certified to having been well and closely shorn. 3. Exhibitors who cannot pen entries are specially requested to advise the Secretary so as to avoid inconvenience to Stewards in arranging pens. 4. All sheep must be owned by exhibitor three months before the show. 5. Where applicable, exhibitors must state name of breeder at time of entry. 6. The ages of sheep shall be determined by certificate. 7. All sheep shall be eligible to compete for the championship prize of the several breeds. 8. The judges shall have the power to disqualify or mark as disqualified any exhibit which in their opinion, does not comply with the regulations and shall enter the reason. In the event of any protest or disqualification being upheld the next in order shall take it s place. 9. Sheep exhibits to be watered free of cost to all exhibitors. 10. Prime sheep and lambs to be judged on commercial value, unless otherwise stated. 11. No one sheep or pens can be entered in more than one class excepting where specially mentioned. 12. Sheep under 1 year not to show more than 2 teeth, sheep 1 year old and under 2 years not to show more than 4 teeth. Sheep entered in a class for which it is found they are not eligible owing to the above regulations shall be transferred to a class for which they are eligible. To be able to carry out these rules, judges are instructed to judge young sheep first. 13. All Stud Merino and Corriedale entries to be shorn and date of shearing to be produced on request. 14. In the Stud Section each owner s entries will be penned as a group and not in classes, It is necessary that competitors make their entries as early as possible to assist the Stewards. 15. All sheep to be tagged with NLIS tags & be supported by a NATIONAL SHEEP HEALTH STATEMENT. 16. Novice classes. An exhibitor who has not won a prize in Novice or Open Classes in any Show. EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE GROUND AFTER 3PM ON THE LAST DAY OF THE SHOW SUNDAY 13TH May 2017 Exhibitors living more than 50km from Orange may remove their sheep after 5pm on the day of Judging. 29

33 MERINOS MERINOS including POLL MERINOS OPEN CLASSES RAM, Super Fine C Tooth and under C02.00 Over 4 Tooth C02.01 CHAMPION EWE, Super Fine C Tooth and under C04.00 Over 4 Tooth C04.01 CHAMPION RAM, Fine C Tooth and under C06.00 Over 4 Tooth C06.01 CHAMPION EWE, Fine C Tooth and under C08.00 Over 4 Tooth C08.01 CHAMPION RAM, Medium C Tooth and under C10.00 Over 4 Tooth C10.01 CHAMPION EWE, Medium C Tooth and under C12.00 Over 4 Tooth C12.01 CHAMPION RAM, Strong C Tooth and under C14.00 Over 4 Tooth C14.01 CHAMPION EWE, Strong C Tooth and under C16.00 Over 4 Tooth C16.01 CHAMPION C16.02 GRAND CHAMPION MERINO RAM C16.03 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MERINO RAM C16.04 GRAND CHAMPION MERINO EWE C16.05 RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MERINO EWE C17.00 MERINO EWE SHOWING POTENTIAL BRED BY NOVICE EXHIBITOR C18.00 THE P.G.T & E.H. OATES TROPHY FOR BEST EXHIBIT OF THREE MERINO SHEEP To consist of 1 Rams and 2 Ewes, any age any strength of wool. FLOCK MERINOS C19.00 Pen of three (3) ewes 2 tooth & under C20.00 Pen of three (3) ewes 4 tooth & over C20.01 CHAMPION PEN OF FLOCK C20.02 CHAMPION FLOCK EWE to be selected from pens by Judge. C21.00 RAM, milk tooth C22.00 RAM, 2 tooth and over C23.00 Pen of 2 RAMS 30

34 TEXEL C24.00 SHORN RAM, milk tooth. Not more than 2 CM wool. C24.01 CHAMPION RAM C24.02 RESERVE CHAMPION RAM C25.00 EWE, milk tooth C26.00 EWE 2 tooth & over C27.00 Pen of 2 EWES C28.00 SHORN EWE, milk tooth. Not more than 2 CM.wool C28.01 CHAMPION EWE C28.02 RESERVE CHAMPION EWE C29.00 BEST GROUP, 1 Rams & 2 Ewes, any age. C30.00 RAM, 2 tooth and over C31.00 RAM, milk teeth BORDER LEICESTERS C32.00 RAM milk teeth shorn not more than 4 cm of wool C33.00 Best pen of 2 Rams milk teeth C33.01 CHAMPION RAM C33.02 RES CH RAM C34.00 EWE 2 tooth and over C35.00 EWE milk teeth C36.00 EWE milk teeth, shorn not more than 4 cm of wool C37.00 BEST PEN OF 2 EWES milk teeth C37.01 CHAMPION EWE C37.02 RESERVE CHAMPION EWE C38.00 RAM 2 tooth and over C39.00 RAM milk teeth C40.00 EWE, 2 tooth and over C41.00 Ewe milk teeth POLL DORSET NOVICE POLL DORSETS C42.00 RAM, 2 tooth and over C43.00 RAM, milk teeth C44.00 RAM, milk teeth, shorn(to carry not more than 2cm wool) C45.00 PEN OF 2 RAMS C46.00 RAM,shorn, born on or after 1st August of previous year (To carry not more than 2cm wool) C46.01 CHAMPION RAM C46.02 RESERVE CHAMPION RAM C47.00 EWE,2 tooth and over C48.00 EWE, milk teeth C49.00 EWE, milk teeth,(to carry not more than 2cm wool) C50.00 PEN OF 2 EWES, milk teeth C51.00 EWE, shorn, born on or after 1st August of previous year. (To carry not more than 2cm wool) 31

35 C51.02 RESERVE CHAMPION EWE C51.01 CHAMPION EWE C51.03 Best Group, 1 ram, 2 ewes, any age WHITE SUFFOLK C52.00 RAM LAMB, milk teeth C53.00 RAM,2 tooth & over C54.00 Ram milk teeth & shorn wool not more than 2cm C55.00 Pair of Rams C55.01 CHAMPION RAM C55.02 RESERVE CHAMPION RAM C55.03 EWE, milk teeth C56.00 EWE, milk teeth wool not more than 2cm C57.00 EWE, 2 tooth and over C57.01 Pair of Ewes, milk teeth C57.02 CHAMPION EWE C57.03 RESERVE CHAMPION EWE SUFFOLK C58.00 RAM LAMB, milk teeth C59.00 Ram 2 tooth and over C60.00 PAIR RAMS, milk teeth C61.00 SHORN RAM, milk teeth(wool not more than 2cm) C61.01 CHAMPION RAM C61.02 RESERVE CHAMPION RAM C62.00 EWE LAMB, milk teeth C63.00 EWE, 2 tooth and over C64.00 PAIR EWES, milk teeth C65.00 SHORN EWE, milk teeth(wool not more than 2cm) C66.00 EWE 2 Tooth Shorn (to carry not more than 2cm) C67.00 BEST GROUP, 1 Ram, 2 Ewes, any age C67.01 CHAMPION EWE Koolootaroo Suffolk Stud Perpetual Trophy C67.02 RESERVE CHAMPION EWE ANY OTHER BREED Each breed to be judged individually. Exhibitors must state breed on entry form. C68.00 ANY OTHER BREED RAM, 2 tooth and over C69.00 ANY OTHER BREED RAM, milk tooth C70.00 ANY OTHER BREED EWE, 2 tooth and over C71.00 ANY OTHER BREED EWE, milk tooth There will not be a championship award unless there is more than one competitor. C72.00 SUPREME MEAT SHEEP GROUP C72.01 SUPREME MEAT RAM C72.02 SUPREME MEAT EWE C72.03 KC & NA WILLIAMS PRIZE FOR SUPREME MEAT SHEEP EXHIBIT 32

36 AshburniA Dorset stud Four Mile Creek bruc. ACCreDiteD orange ojd VACCinAteD KEN & NORMA WILLIAMS (02) GARRY COULSON TRANSPORT STOCK & MACHINERY TRANSPORT RMB Park Road, Orange Garry Coulson PROPRIETOR P.O. Box 1465 Phone: (02) Orange NSW 2800 Mobile:

37 PRIME LAMB BREEDER S SECTION All Prime Lambs to remain until 3pm on the last day of the Show Entry Fee $3.00 ALL PRIME LAMBS CAN BE SOLD AT THE SHOW. All exhibits in this section to be penned by 9am on the first day of the Show2nd May 2015 Prize money in this section donated by exhibitors and those interested. All entries in C73 to C78 in the event of one exhibitor only being received in any one class, any money paid to the winner will be on the basis listed for second placegetter. All sheep to be the property of the exhibitor for 3 months prior to the show. Pets will NOT be allowed to compete. PRIZES: CHAMPION PEN OF LAMBS $40 CHAMPION PRIME LAMB $20(to be selected from any pen) Sponsored by McCarron Cullinane & Prime Lamb Exhibitors. CLASSES: 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10. C73.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, unshorn under 42 kgs C74.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, shorn(no earlier than Dec 14) under 42kg C75.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, unshorn 42-48kgs C76.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, shorn(no earlier than Dec 14) 42-48kgs C77.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, unshorn over 48kgs C78.00 THREE CROSSBRED LAMBS, shorn(no earlier than Dec 14) over 48kgs Leading Livestock Marketers at Your Service Large Scale Rural Property Specialist Residential Property Sales & Rental Management Prompt Payment is Our Trademark Lindsay Fryer Orange Office Molong Office

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39 NATIONAL SHEEP HEALTH STATEMENT NATIONAL SHEEP H Attached to accompany NVD/Waybill No. SECTION 1 CONSIGNMENT INFORMATION Owner of sheep:... Full address where journey commenced: State:... Property Identification Code (PIC) of this property: Number Year born (month, if known) Description (i.e. Breed, sex and type) Identification (e.g. PIC/brand on ear tag if different to above) Please attach a list if more information is required. SECTION 2 OVINE JOHNE S DISEASE (OJD) 1. This consignment has an ABC score of: (refer and complete overleaf) Category A + Category B + Category C + Category D = (Area/ flock credits) (Test credits) (Vaccine credits) (Cert. low risk credits) TOTAL ABC SCORE 2. Were all these consigned sheep born on the above property? Yes No If no, date introduced:.../.../... ABC score at time of introduction: (if known) 3. Have sheep of a lower ABC score than the consigned sheep been introduced into the flock in the last 2 years? Yes No If yes, what is the lowest ABC score of introductions? 4. How many different sources of sheep have been introduced to the consignor s property in last 2 years? None Rams only 5. Are any of the sheep in this consignment terminal T tag lambs? Yes No 6. Are these sheep from a SheepMAP flock? Yes No Status:... Expiry date:.../.../... 36

40 Version 2 Word: SECTION 3 - FOOTROT 7. Have the sheep in this consignment been observed for, and any suspect sheep examined for, signs of FOOTROT during the past 14 days? Yes 8. To the best of your knowledge, are the sheep in this consignment free of VIRULENT FOOTROT? Yes No 9. To the best of your knowledge, are all sheep and goats on the consignor s property free from VIRULENT FOOTROT? Yes No No SECTION 4 - OTHER HEALTH INFORMATION 10. Is the flock accredited under a government administered OVINE BRUCELLOSIS accreditation scheme? Yes No Flock Accreditation No:... Expiry Date:.../.../ Has there been any evidence of sheep LICE at, or since, the last shearing? Yes No Date of last shearing (if known):.../.../ Treatments Product Date of last treatment External Parasite Treatment....../.../... Drench....../.../... Vaccination other than OJD....../.../... Other....../.../... SECTION 5 - DECLARATION As the owner and /or person responsible for the husbandry of the sheep in this consignment, I declare that the information in this statement is true and correct. Signed:... Date:.../.../... Name (print):... Contact phone:... Persons making false statements may be liable under fair trading and other relevant state legislation. 37

41 HOW TO CALCULATE YOUR ABC SCORE OJD ASSURANCE BASED CREDIT (ABC) POINTS Select only one line from each category that is applicable to consigned sheep, and then add for the total score. CATEGORY A: Prevalence Area Flock(s) of origin - the lowest Category A credits of any property on which any of the sheep in the consignment have been run during their lives. Possible Credits A Low Prevalence Area and the flock is not suspected/known to be infected 4 A Medium Prevalence Area and the flock is not suspected/known to be infected 2 A High Prevalence Area and the flock is not suspected/known to be infected 0 Any area and the flock is suspected or known to be infected 0 CATEGORY B: OJD Testing The Flock is: In the SheepMAP and has had 3 negative sample tests SheepMAP Status 4 In the SheepMAP and has had 2 negative sample tests MN:Expiry date: 3 In the SheepMAP and has had 1 negative sample tests / / 2 Not in the SheepMap but has had a negative PFC 350 test in the last 12 months 2 Not in the SheepMAP but is eligible for Abattoir 500 status 2 Not in the SheepMAP but is eligible for Abattoir 150 status 1 A test low level infected flock 1 None of the above 0 CATEGORY C: OJD Vaccination The flock is a second generation approved vaccinate flock 4 The consignment sheep are approved vaccinates and were born when the whole flock 3 were approved vaccinates The whole flock are approved vaccinates 2 The consignment sheep are approved vaccinates 1 None of the above 0 Credits for this consignment CATEGORY D: Consignment Sheep Risk Assessment The consignment sheep are: Sourced from a flock infected or suspected to be infected but are certified low-risk by a 1 SheepMAP approved veterinarian None of the above 0 TOTAL ABC SCORE FOR THIS CONSIGNMENT OF SHEEP (CATEGORY A + B + C + D) = Maximum ABC score is 10 38

42 EXPLANATORY NOTES Approved Vaccinate a sheep that is vaccinated with an approved OJD vaccine by 16 weeks of age; or vaccinated with an approved OJD vaccine after 16 weeks of age where, in the written opinion of a SheepMAP approved veterinarian, vaccination occurred when there was a low risk of prior exposure to OJD and is identified as an approved Vaccinate by an NLIS V tag. Abattoir 500 status at least 500 sheep, over 2 years of age, have been submitted to an abattoir in the past 24 months, in 1 or more lots, and have been examined and all found negative for OJD. The sheep must have been on the property for at least 2 years. Abattoir 150 status at least 150 sheep, over 2 years of age, have been submitted to an abattoir in the past 12 months, in 1 or more lots, and have been examined and all found negative for OJD. The sheep must have been on the property for at least 2 years. Certified low risk sheep sheep which are sourced from a flock that is infected or suspected to be infected with OJD, and which are certified in writing as low-risk by a SheepMAP approved veterinarian on the basis of: a risk assessment, and an approved Property Disease Management Program (PDMP) that includes profiling and strategic culling, being implemented in the flock. Other strategies such as vaccination of sheep which are unlikely to have been heavily exposed may also be appropriate. Infected flocks flocks are no longer regarded as infected when either: (1) the whole flock consists of approved vaccinates and has undertaken a PFC 350 test, with negative results, at a minimum of 2 years after the last detected infected animal has been removed; OR (2) the whole flock is a second generation approved vaccinate flock which has undertaken a PFC 350 test, with negative results; OR (3) a destocking/decontamination program approved by the CVO of the jurisdiction, has been completed. Prevalence area There are three Prevalence Areas: Low, Medium and High. These have been agreed nationally and are reviewed annually. Details are available from Animal Health Australia or PFC 350 test a test of 350 representative sheep over 2 years of age (or all sheep over 2 years of age in smaller flocks) by Pooled Faecal Culture in pools of up to 50 sheep. Sample Test a test of a sample of a flock, in accordance with the Sheep Market Assurance Program (SheepMAP) guidelines, and which is undertaken within the flock s SheepMAP program. The number of Sample Tests is the actual number of negative Sample Tests that contributed to the flock s SheepMAP status. Second generation Approved Vaccinate flock A flock comprising entirely Approved Vaccinates (except terminal T-tag lambs) which were born when the whole flock (except terminal T-tag lambs) were Approved Vaccinates. SheepMAP the Australian Johne s Disease Market Assurance Program for Sheep coordinated by Animal Health Australia. SheepMAP approved veterinarian you can search for SheepMAP vets in your area at Suspected to be infected flock a flock is suspected to be infected with OJD if the owner has reasonable grounds to believe that it has been exposed to OJD infection or that OJD may exist in the flock, based on based on: trace back or trace forward contact with an infected flock; contact with OJD contaminated land or facilities; a positive Johne s disease screening test; the flock neighbours an infected flock; the flock has introduced sheep with an ABC score of 0; clinical signs of OJD; or advice from the relevant state agricultural department AND the flock has not met the requirements for resolution of suspicion. Terminal T tag lambs lambs which are to be slaughtered before they cut their first permanent teeth and are identified by an NLIS (sheep) T tag. Tested low level Infected flock an infected flock which has a history supporting a low level of infection, an approved Property Disease Management Program in place, and the most recent flock profile demonstrating a detection rate of not more that 1 of 7 pools by Pooled Faecal Culture within the previous 2 years. Sheep mobs that contributed to the positive pool are not eligible for this point. Although vendors of non-slaughter sheep are encouraged to complete all sections of the Sheep Health Statement, legislative requirements vary between the states. For further information, please contact your local agricultural department or visit 39

43 SECTION CC WOOL FLEECE 2017 ORANGE SHOW May 13 th & 14th CHIEF STEWARD: Ben Watts or Waidup Homestead, Mitchell H/way, Molong PRIZES: 1st $5, and ribbons to 3rd place ENTRY FEE: $1.00 ENTRIES CLOSE: 1pm Friday 12 th May at the Secretary s Office LATE ENTRIES: at the discretion of the Chief Steward SPONSORS: RULES Containers to be marked clearly with growers name and address. All fleeces to be lightly skirted (unless otherwise stated) of not more than 12 months growth and produced from sheep the bonafide property of the exhibitor at time of shearing. 2. All overgrown fleeces will be penalized. 3. The judge shall have the power to change class, or to disqualify and mark as disqualifi ed, any exhibit which does not comply with the regulations and shall enter the reason for such disqualification. 4. On a protest being upheld the next in order shall be rewarded the prize. 5. Ram fleeces to be shown only in Ram Classes. 6. All fleeces shall be weighed and classed by the stewards before the judging takes place. 7. Fleeces to be collected at 4.30pm on the last day of the show. EXHIBITS TO BE DELIVERED TO THE SHOWGROUND NOT LATER THAN 1pm on Friday 12 th May 2017 JUDGING will take place on Friday 12 th May 2017 PLEASE NOTE: Fleeces must be lightly skirted and will be judged in the point score system as follows: JUDGING TO BE ON THE FOLLOWING SCALE Except Carpet Wool Top & Noll Colour... 8 Character Density... 8 Eveness Length Trueness to Type... 8 Softness... 8 Soundness... 8 OPEN CLASSES Entry Fee: $

44 C78.00 MERINO Ultra Fine Ewe or Weather C79.00 SUPERFINE WOOL, Ewe or Wether C80.00 FINE WOOL, Ewe or Wether C81.00 MEDIUM WOOL, Ewe or Wether C82.00 STRONG WOOL, Ewe or Wether C83.00 EXTRA STRONG WOOL, Ewe or Wether C84.00 MERINO RAM S FLEECE Merino Commercial Value Class POLWARTH C85.00 RAM S FLEECE C86.00 EWE S FLEECE COMEBACK AND CROSSBRED C87.00 COMEBACK FLEECE 60/64 s, Ewe or Wether C88.00 COMEBACK FLEECE 58/60 s, showing distinct comeback characteristics C89.00 FINE CROSSBRED FLEECE, 56 s C90.00 CROSSBRED FLEECE, 50/46 s BRITISH BREEDS Longwool C91.00 RAM S FLEECE C92.00 EWE S FLEECE SHORTWOOL C93.00 RAM S FLEECE C94.00 EWE S FLEECE C95.00 MOST VALUABLE N.B If competition is available, other classes will be included, e.g Carpet Wools C96.00 R.A CROSSING MEMORIAL TROPHY. For the most successful exhibitor in the Wool Section. The prize will be determined by allocating three points for each fi rst prize, two for second and one for third. Points will not be awarded in any class unless there are three or more exhibits. gmail.com 41

45 gmail.com SECTION D - JUDGING COMPETITION May 13 th 2017 (SHEEP) May 14 th 2017 (CATTLE) COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE: Beef Cattle, Meat Sheep and Merino Sheep. (Western Group of Agriculture Societies) Judging will be held later in the year. First & Second place getters at Orange will be eligible for the Group Finals PROVIDED they live within the group. First & Second place getter at the Group Finals will be eligible for the State Finals to be held at the 2017 Sydney Royal. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN AN INDEMNITY & WAIVER FORM SECTIONS: 1. BEEF CATTLE (see section B4) 2. MEAT SHEEP 3. WOOL RULES: 1 Competitors must be under 25yrs on 15 th April in the year of the State Final Championship at the Royal Easter Show. 2. Competition is divided into Non-Oral & Oral Sections. 3. Rank Animals / Wool in each section by placing numbers 1,2,3,4 in the appropriate columns. 4. Maximum time allocation of 20 minutes in each section. 5. Competitors can compete in any number of sections. 6. The top six competitors compete in the Oral Section. 7. The competition is under the direction of the Stewards. 42

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47 THE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE (SES) is a volunteer emergency service organisation which gives immediate assistance during emergencies and disasters. We also provide community response to day to day incidents such as vehicle accidents, searches, cliff rescues, flood and storm damage situations and any other incidents that might require rescue or search services. To become an SES volunteer phone or visit 44

48 SECTION E1 POULTRY ORANGE SHOW 13 th & 14 th May SATURDAY 13 th May 2017 CHIEF STEWARD: John Lawler Ph (02) STEWARDS: Members of the Orange Poultry Club JUDGES: Barry Weatherstone NB. All exhibitors to feed & water their own fowls after judging. ALL ENTRIES TO: John Lawler 1161 Amaroo Rd Borenore 2800 ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday 9 th May 2017 John @bigpond.com.au LATE ENTRIES: Subject to acceptance by Chief Steward ENTRY FEE: $1.00 for seniors and $0.50 for junior JUDGING: Saturday 13 th May 2017 at 9.30 a.m. SPONSORS MAJOR SPONSOR BILL TRIMMER MULLION PRODUCE FURNEYS & RURAL CENTER SPECIALS BEST SOFT FEATHER IN SHOW - $50 + RIBBON BEST HARD FEATHER IN SHOW - $50 + RIBBON CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE FOWL - $20 + RIBBON RES CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER LARGE FOWL BAG OF FEED+ RIBBON CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE FOWL - $20 + RIBBON RES CHAMPION HARD FEATHER LARGE FOWL BAG OF FEED + RIBBON CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM - $20 + RIBBON RES CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM - BAG OF FEED + RIBBON CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM $20 + RIBBON RES CHAMPION HARD FEATHER BANTAM - BAG OF FEED + RIBBON CHAMPION WATER FOWL - $20 BAG OF FEED+ RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL - BAG OF FEED + RIBBON CHAMPION JUNIOR - $20 + RIBBON RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR - BAG OF FEED+ RIBBON *All exhibits are to have feed & water in their cage as soon as possible after judging. *Exhibits must be bona fide property of exhibitor. *Exhibits must be penned by 9am. Birds may be penned on Friday evening if previously arranged with Chief Steward. *Exhibits showing signs of sickness or disease will not be allowed to occupy pens. *EXHIBITS MUST NOT BE REMOVED BEFORE 4.30 ON SHOWDAY. * POULTRY TO BE STEWARDED OUT WHEN UNPENNING. 45

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50 BANTAMS SOFTFEATHER E55.00 Breed Pair - Soft feather BANTAMS HARDFEATHER E86.00 Breed Pair - Hardfeather E56.00 Pekin Black - Male E87.00 OEG Black Red L/L Cock E57.00 Pekin Black Female E88.00 OEG Wheaten Hen E58.00 Pekin AOC Male E89.00 OEG Black Red L/L Cockerel E59.00 Pekin AOC Female E90.00 OEG Wheaten Pullet E60.00 Wyandotte White Male E91.00 OEG Black Red D/L Male E61.00 Wyandotte White Female E92.00 OEG Partridge Female E62.00 Japanese A C Male E93.00 OEG Spangle Male E63.00 Japanese A C Female E94.00 OEG Spangle Female E64.00 Wyandotte AOC Male E95.00 OEG Blue Red Male E65.00 Wyandotte AOC Female E96.00 OEG Blue Red Female E66.00 Rosecomb AC Male E97.00 OEG Blue Tail Wheaten Female E67.00 Rosecomb AC Female E98.00 OEG Pile Male E68.00 Leghorn AC Male E99.00 OEG Pile Female E69.00 Leghorn AC Female E OEG Duckwing Male E70.00 Australian Langshan Male E OEG Duckwing Feamle E71.00 Australian Langshan Female E OEG AOC Male E72.00 Australorp Male E OEG AOC Female E73.00 Australorp Female E Modern Game Black Red Male E74.00 Rhode Island Red Male E Modern Game Black Red Female E75.00 Rhode Island Red Female E Modern Game Pile Male E76.00 Sussex A C Male E Modern Game Pile Female E77.00 Sussex AC Female E Modern Game AOC Male E78.00 Ancona Male E Modern Game AOC Female E79.00 Ancona Female E Indian Game Male E80.00 Belgian D Anvers Male E Indian Game Female E81.00 Belgian D Anvers Female E Australian Game Male E82.00 Belgian D Uccle Male E Australian Game Female E83.00 Belgian D Uccle Female E Pit Game Black Male E84.00 AOV Softfeather Bantam Male E Pit Game Black Female E85.00 AOV Softfeather Bantam Female E Pit Game AOC Male WATER FOWLS E Pit Game AOC Female E Muscovy Drake E AOV Hardfeather Male E Muscovy Duck E AOV Hardfeather Female E Campbell Drake E Campbell Duck E Indian Runner Drake JUNIOR SECTION 6 16yrs E Indian Runner Duck E AV Softfeather Male E Mallard Drake E AV Softfeather Female E Mallard Duck E AV Hardfeather Male E Pekin Drake E AV Hardfeather Female E Pekin Duck E AV Softfeather Bantam Male E Saxony Drake E AV Softfeather Bantam Female E Saxony Duck E AV Hardfeather Bantam Male E Call AOC Drake E AV Hardfeather Bantam Female E Call AOC Duck E AV Drake E AOV Drake E AV Duck E AOV Duck JUNIORS TO PEN THEIR OWN EXHIBIT 47

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52 SECTION E3 CAGED BIRDS STEWARD: Mr. M Meagher LOCAL ENTRIES ONLY ENTRIES TO: CLASSES OF BIRDS TO BE JUDGED AWARD A Best finch (Aust) CARD B Best Finch ( Foreign) CARD C Best Canary CARD D Best Budgerigar CARD E Best Lovebird CARD F BestCockatoo CARD G Best Neophema CARD H Best Parrot (Aust.) CARD I Best Parrot ( Foreign) CARD J Best Rosella CARD K Best Bird Junior under 16 years CARD L BEST IN SHOW SASH & CARD Benching & Removal 1 Birds to be benched by 9am on the first day of show 2 BIRDS CAN BE REMOVED FROM 4.00PM ON THE SECOND DAY OF SHOW 3 Birds to remain over night. JUDGE TO BE ADVISED. The Cheif Steward shall have the right to decline to accept any entry. SHOW BY LAWS 1 CARE AND RESPONSIBILITY. 1.1 The Club will take all reasonable care, but accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage to any exhibit or equipment. 1.2 No bird is to be removed until after the presentation of prizes and awards unless approved by the Show Manager. 1.3 Only birds entered as exhibits will be allowed into the show hall. 1.5 Door Steward have the right to deny entry or exit of any bird or cage to or from the hall while the show is in progress. 1.6 NO JUDGING STICKS OR SIMILAR DEVICES will be permitted in the show hall except by Judges appointed for this show. 1.7 The Bird Steward has the power to remove a distressed/diseased bird from the bench. 49

53 2 SHOW ENTRIES. 2.1 Entries must be in duplicate and accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope and the appropriate entry fee. See LOCAL CONDITIONS AND RULES - 7.1; Postal entries are encouraged 2.3 The secretary and/or Show Manager have the power to reject any entry. 2.4 Parentage of all hybrids are to be stated on the entry form. The sticker provided by the Secretary should be placed on the bottom right hand corner of the show cage. 2.5 Late entries will be accepted. 2.6 Notice of withdrawal of any entry is to be made to the Secretary ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW. Cage stickers for withdrawals SHOULD BE RETURNED. 3. BENCHING. 3.1 Each exhibit must be staged in an accepted standard show cage which should be in a neat and clean condition. 3.2 Each cage is to be complete with standard drinker and sufficient seed for the duration of the show. 3.3 The care of birds is the responsibility of the INDIVIDUAL OWNER. 3.4 The sticker is to be attached to the bottom left hand corner of the show cage (see 2.5 for hybrids). 3.5 Floor covering requirement - see LOCAL CONDITIONS AND RULES BENCHING OF EXHIBITS: SEE LOCAL CONDITIONS AND RULES JUDGING 4.1 Open judging conditions will apply. 4.2 See LOCAL CONDITIONS AND RULES 8.4 for the time that judging will start. entation. 5 COMPLAINTS AND DISQUALIFICATIONS. 5.1 All complaints should be directed to the Show Manager by 2 p.m. on the day of the show. 5.2 $20 protest fee must accompany any protest. The fee is refundable if the complaint is justified. 5.3 IN ALL CASES THE JUDGE S DECISION IS FINAL. 5.4 The decision of the Bird Steward will be final in any dispute that occurs on show day. The Executive of the club may assist the Show Manager if required. 6 FINALISATION OF SHOW. 6.1 No birds can be taken from the show hall until all exhibitors are satisfied that they have their own birds. The Bird Steward will then permit all exhibitors to leave. OR 6.2 Birds will be checked out of the hall by persons appointed by the Bird Steward. 7. LOCAL CONDITIONS AND RULES. 7.1 Closing date for entries is 10pm Thursday before the first Day of Show. 7.2 Benching of exhibits: 7.3 Local Exhibitors: 9am 7.4 Floor Covering Guide Budgeriar Budgie Mix Canary Shellgrit or Plain Canary Finch Finch Mix Parrot Parrot Mix 7.5 Finalisation of Show,( choose either of 6) This Show uses 6.2 to finalise show. 7.6 Mail entries to The Secretary, P.O.Box 321 Orange Presentation of Exhibits 8.1 All birds should be presented in clean cages and in good condition. 50

54 Section 'F' DAIRY GOATS 2017 ORANGE SHOW SUNDAY 14 TH MAY PIC. NC All Goats to be supported by animal Health Statement. Chief Steward: Ann Hill Phone: (02) Please send entries to Show Secretary Society will supply bedding, all exhibitors will be required to supply their own fodder. ENTRIES CLOSE: Thursday 28 th APRIL ENTRY FEE: $2.00 PRIZE MONEY: $5 1 st $2 2 nd RIBBONS: First, Second, Third and Champion and Reserve Champion This section to be run in conjunction with the rules and regulations of the N.S.W. Branch Inc. of the D.G.S. of Australia. All entries must state FULL REGISTERED NAME of Exhibit, Date of Birth, Tattoo, Breed, Production points if in class 10 & 11, Sire and Dam. ALL ENTRIES TO BE PENNED BY 9.30 a.m. SUNDAY, JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT a.m. ENTRIES MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A HEALTH AND JOHNE S DECLARATION ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED,SUBSTITUTIONS ONLY AND MUST BE DECLARED BEFORE JUDGING COMMENCES. NO LATE ENTERIES ACCEPTED 1 Best presented and prepared doe 2 Saanen Doe, any age, in milk 3 Toggenburg Doe, any age, in milk 4 British Alpine Doe, any age, in milk 5 Anglo Nubian Doe, any age, in milk 6 Australian Melaan Doe, any age, in milk 7 Australian Brown Doe, any age, in milk 8 Dry Doe, any age must have kidded within the last two years 9 Veteran Doe, any breed, over 7 years,in milk or dry 10 Type and Production Doe, 24 hour milk test. during the last 2 years 11 Type and Production herd recording. (Note: Production Test results must accompany entries) 12 Doe with Best Udder, 1st lactation to be judged in milk and then milked out. 13 Doe with Best Udder, 2nd & subsequent lactation to be judged in milk and then milked out BEST UDDERED DOE OVERALL (Trophy) RESERVE BEST UDDERED DOE OVERALL Note: All does must be milked out the conclusion of Class SENIOR CHAMPION DOE (Trophy) RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION DOE (Trophy) 14 Saanen Goatling, 1 yr and under 2 yrs, unkidded 15 Toggenburg Goatling 1 yr and under 2 yrs, unkidded 16 British Alpine Goatling, 1 yr and under 2 yrs, unkidded 17 Anglo Nubian Goatling, 1 yr and under 2 yrs, unkidded 18 Australian Melaan Goatling, 1 yr & under 2 yrs, unkidded. 19 Australian Brown Goatling, 1 yr & under 2 yrs, unkidded JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE (Trophy) 19.2 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION DOE (Trophy) 51

55 20 Saanen Doe Kid, under 12 months 21 Toggenburg Doe Kid, under 12 months 22 British Alpine Doe Kid, under 12 months 23 Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 12 months 24 Australian Melaan Doe Kid, under 12 months 25 Australian Brown Doe Kid, under 12 months (Note: Kid classes will be split if sufficient entries) 25.1 CHAMPION DOE KID (Trophy) 25.2 RESERVE CHAMPION DOE KID (Trophy) 25.3 GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY DOE: ($10.00) 25.4 BEST OF BREED SAANEN DOE ($10.00) 25.5 BEST OF BREED TOGGENBURG DOE ($10.00) 25.6 BEST OF BREED BRITISH ALPINE DOE ($10.00) 25.7 BEST OF BREED ANGLO NUBIAN DOE ($10.00) 25.8 BEST OF BREED AUSTRALIAN MELAAN DOE ($10.00) 25.9 BEST OF BREED AUSTRALIAN BROWN DOE ($10.00) 26 Dam & Daughter, any age, any breed 27 Sire's Progeny, two progeny, any age, any breed 28 Dam s Progeny, two progeny, any age, any breed 29 Group of Three Does, any age of one breed 30 Junior Handler, under 12 years 31 Junior Handler, 12 years and over up to 18 years MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OF DAIRY GOATS ALL EXHIBITORS MUST SIGN AN INDEMNITY & WAIVER FORM & WEAR A WRISTBAND EAR A WRISTBAND 52

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58 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC INDEMNITY AND WAIVER TO BE SIGNED BY COMPETITOR/EXHIBITOR AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN 2017 This form is to be signed by the parent/guardian of all competitors/exhibitors under the age of 18 years in events involving animals or where there is considered to be an element of risk such as the Demolition Derby. I, (insert name) of (insert address). Agree to compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at my own risk Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. Agree to compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by me in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to me whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature Date Witness Signed for and on behalf of Orange Agricultural Show Society INDEMNITY AND WAIVER BO BE SIGNED BY THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN OR COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS OF AGE AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN 2016 I... Print Name of Parent or Guardian of Print Address Am the parent/guardian of Print Name or Names And I agree that he/she/they have my permission to compete/exhibit at an Agricultural Show subject to the following terms and conditions Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at his/her/their own risk Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by me in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to he/she/they whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature of parent or guardian Date Witness. 55

59 ORANGE CAMERA CLUB INC ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY - PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION PHOTOGRAPHIC ENTRIES: Acceptances and prize winning entries will be displayed in the auditorium in the Dalton Pavilion at the Orange Showground during the Orange Show on Saturday 13 th and Sunday 14 th May, The Dalton Pavilion will be open for general admission between 9:00am and 9:00 pm on Saturday, and between 9:00am and 3:00pm on Sunday. Admission to the Dalton Pavilion is free. ENTRIES CLOSE: 5:00pm 4th May, 2017 ENTRY FEES: $1.00 per image EXHIBITION DATES; 13 th and 14 th May, 2017 ENQUIRIES TO: Helmut Berndt, phone hberndt@optusnet.com.au SEND ALL ENTRIES TO: Entries may be left at The Complete Camera House, 198 Anson St, Orange. Or mail entries to The Show Steward, Orange Camera Club Inc., PO Box 9325, Orange East RETURN OF ENTRIES: Entries may be collected from The Dalton Pavilion, at the showground between 3.30pm and 4:00pm on Sunday 14 th May, 2017 or from The Complete Camera House on or after Wednesday, 17th May 2017 (please advise on this entry form if you will be picking up from the showground) Return postage must accompany entries if they are to be returned by post (please advise on this entry form if you would like the return of of photographs by by post) FIRST PRIZE AWARDS: Colour Print A Open $25 open order donated by Complete Camera House Monochrome or Colour B People $25 cash donated Central West Photography Monochrome or Colour C Landscape $25 cash donated by Donated by Bruce Hogben Monochrome Print D Open $25 cash donated by Orange Camera Club Monochrome or Colour E Nature Print $25 cash donated by W. & P. Reid Monochrome or Colour F Open Postcard $25 Photographic processing donated by Harvey Norman Creative Print G Creative Print $25 cash donated by Jenny Davidson Colour Print H By school student $25 cash donated by Mr & Mrs H Berndt Monochrome Print I By school Student $25 cash donated by Mr & Mrs J McNabb Best Floral Image $15 cash donated by Orange Horticultural Society Second Prize Awards $5 each for sections A to I BEST IN SHOW $50 gift voucher donated by Framing Marvellous. It is open to all eligible entries from all sections. 56

60 * OPEN: Any subject must originate from a photographic image * NATURE: A picture of native flora, fauna or natural phenomena, (e.g.: natural landscape, seascape, cloudscape etc, excluding domesticated animals, cultivated plants or flowers, and/or evidence of the hand of man. * CREATIVE Print: May be Monochrome or Colour. The entry MUST have a basic photographic image and must be exposed by the entrant. Digital processes may be used to create a novel effect. Size of print (16 x 20in) - 40 x 50cm maximum including mount. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY 1. There is a limit of four (4) entries per person in each section. Entrants must state clearly on back of mount and on entry form his or her name and the section in which each image is entered. Each entry must be titled. 2. Any individual image may be entered in one section only. eg. an image may not be entered as both colour print open and the in the people section. 3. All prints must be firmly mounted or matted. Solid frames and glass will not be accepted. Maximum size large prints including mount (16x20 in) - 40 x 50 cm 4, Postcard size prints include print sizes up to (5 x 7 in) 13 x 19cm as well as standard commercial panorama prints up to (4 x 11 in) 10 x 28 cm. Maximum size including mount (8.5 x 13 ) 22 x 33 cm 5. Exhibitor must be an amateur photographer 6. Exhibitor must reside within 150km of Orange. 7. Photographs, which have been entered in previous Orange Shows or are virtually the same as previous entries are not eligible for re-entry. 8. All possible care will be taken of all entries but no responsibility is accepted by the Orange Camera Club Inc. or its members, for loss or damage in transit or during the exhibition. 9. A list of winning photographs and entrants will be on display. 10. All entries must have been photographed by the entrant. CATEGORIES A Large Open Colour Print any subject B Large People Print (Monochrome or Colour C Large Landscape Print (Monochrome or Colour) D Large Open Monochrome Print any subject E *Large Nature Print (Monochrome or Colour) F Open Postcard (Monochrome or Colour) any subject G Creative Print (Monochrome or Colour any subject H Colour Print taken by a school student any subject I Monochrome Print taken by a school student any subject 57

61 A. Large Open Colour Print any subject E. Large Nature Print (Monochrome or Colour) B. Large People Print (Monochrome or Colour) F. Open Postcard Print (Monochrome or Colour) any subject C. Large Landscape Print (Mono or Colour) G. Creative Print (Monochrome or Colour) any subject D. Large Open Monochrome Print Any subject H. Colour Print taken by a school-any subject I. Monochrome Print taken by a school-any subject Return of Entries: (please tick) o Return by post (return post attached) o Pick up at Showground pm Sunday o P/U Complete Camera House NAME... Number of Entries... ADDRESS... ($1.00x Number of Entries =)...P/C... TOTAL ENCLOSED $... PHONE

62 SECTION H - DOGS 2017 ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY (affiliated with DOGS N.S.W.) CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Saturday 13 th May 2017 ORANGE SHOW GROUND, Margaret St, Orange CLASSES TO BE JUDGED 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11. Neuter ENTRIES CLOSE: 29 th March 2013 Address Entries to: Show Secretary. PO Box 535, Orange, NSW 2800 Ph: (02) JUDGES: Mrs R Williams (NSW) Terriers Gundogs Workingdogs General Specials. Mrs R Brown (NSW) Toys Hounds 3/6 S/Steaks Mr J Daidone (NSW) Utility Non-Sporting 6/12 S/Steaks Order of Judging Alphabetical. Judging commences at 10.00am with Sweep Stakes. RNSWCC Representative Mrs. D. Matthews PRIZES ENTRY FEES Ordinary Classes $11.00 General Specials Cash & Sash. Group Specials Cash & Sash. Special Classes Cash & Sash 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd. S/Stakes $5.00 GROUND ADMITANCE Adults $15.00, children 5yrs to 12yrs $8.00, Aged Pensioners $8.00 Family Pass (2 x Adults 2 x Children) $40.00 Exhibitors by pass. Catalogues $4.50 prepaid with entries. Catalogues $5.00 on the day Refreshments Available. CAMPING NOT AVAILABLE ON SHOWGROUND. Colour City Caravan Park next door - (02) Remittance to be in favour of ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY INC. The Club reserves the right to appoint a reserve Judge if necessary. S/Stakes WILL NOT be accepted unless on a separate entry form. 59

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64 SECTION I TINY TOTS 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13th and 14th May JUDGING: Saturday 13th May 2017 In front of Secretary Office Steward Amy Carr No entry fee in any of these classes, all entries will be taken at time of judging. Ages are as of day of judging. Classes 1. Jackaroo 2 to 5 years 2. Jillaroo 2 to 5 years 3. Jackaroo 6 to 9 years 4. Jillaroo 6 to 9 years 5. Jackaroo 10 to 13 years 6. Jillaroo 10 to 13 years 7. Junior Showgirl 15 to 17 years (to be judged as a separate class) Sashes & prizes awarded in all classes SPONSORS The Showmen s Guild of Australia Charter Hall/Orange Central Domino s Wellington Caves Western Plains Zoo Bunnings Warehouse Baby Kingdom Questacon 61

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66 SECTION J - HORTICULTURE 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 TH AND 14 TH MAY CHIEF STEWARD: Yvonne Tracey ASST. STEWARDS Janet Johnstone DECORATIVE CLASSES STEWARD: Zena Clout ENTRIES CLOSE By mail 12 noon Thursday 11 th May 2017 By phone 7pm Thursday 11 th May 2017 ENTRIES TO Yvonne Tracey 1 Wolsley St Orange 2800 Ph GREEN VASES SUPPLIED ENTRY FEES: 50c & Children Free Entries will not be accepted at the Show Office EXHIBITS MUST BE TAKEN TO THE AGRICULTURE HALL BETWEEN 2.00 PM & 9.00 PM ON THURSDAY 11 th May 2017 or between 6.30 am and by am on Friday 12 th May 2017 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $1, 2nd 50c, unless otherwise stated. SPECIAL PRIZES: R.HOWARTH - TROPHY Best in Floral Art $10 Donated by Orange & District Horticulture Society. B.E. BLACK MEMORIAL TROPHY(Perpetual) - Best Dahlia or Chrysanthemum.$20 F.FORD MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual) - Most Outstanding Exhibit in the Miscellaneous Section Pot Plants $10 PRIZEMONEY donated by ORANGE & DISTRICT HORTICULTURE SOCIETY ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY - TROPHY - Most Successful Exhibitor in Chrysanthemums. OPHIR TAVERN TROPHY Most Successful Exhibitor Dahlias. THOMSON'S NURSERY - GIFT VOUCHER - Most Successful Exhibitor in Miscellaneous & Pot Plant Classes. D McKeon - TROPHIES Children s Classes. 63

67 RIBBON AWARDS: B.E Black Memorial - Best Dahlia or Chrysanthemum Champion Large Exhibit Chrysanthemum Champion Exhibition Incurving Chrysanthemum Champion Reflex Decorative Chrysanthemum Champion Single Chrysanthemum Champion Anemone Centred Chrysanthemum Champion Quill Chrysanthemum Champion Novice Chrysanthemum Grand Champion Chrysanthemum Champion Decorative Dahlia Champion Cactus Dahlia Champion Exhibition Cactus Dahlia Champion Water Lily Dahlia Champion Ball Type Dahlia & Pompone Dahlia Champion Collarette Dahlia Champion Novice Dahlia Grand Champion Dahlia Best Miscellaneous Section Exhibit Best Pot Plant Exhibit Best Open Decorative Exhibit Best Beginner Decorative Exhibit Best Children s Exhibit U/15 yrs CONDITIONS: All Exhibits must be grown and owned by the Exhibitor with the exception of Decorative Classes where flowers need not be grown, but must be arranged by the Exhibitor. Judging will be carried out according to the standards of the Royal Horticulture Society of N.S.W. Should the judge state that any Exhibit is not up to standard, no award will be given. Disputes -Please report to Chief Steward. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to an exhibit, and will not under any circumstances be responsible for the loss or non delivery of an Exhibit. Entry tickets must be attached to the container for correct placement of Exhibit. PRIZEMONEY may be collected from the Stewards in the pavilion on Sunday afternoon. Any prize unclaimed by 24 th April will revert to the Society. Perpetual Trophies must be retained by the society. 64

68 CHRYSANTHEMUM CLASSES: Single Chrysanthemum are those which contain not more than five rows of petals. The colour should be definite and they should be suitable for decorative work. NND means "Not Necessarily Distinct" LARGE EXHIBITION One bloom over 15cm (6") per vase J Blooms, NND J Blooms, distinct J Bloom, White J Bloom, Pink J Bloom, Yellow J Bloom, Red or Bronze J07.00 CHAMPION EXHIBITION EXHIBITION INCURVING One bloom over 10cm - 15cm (4"-6") per vase J Blooms, NND J Blooms, NND J Blooms, distinct J Bloom, White J Bloom, Cream or Yellow J Bloom, Red or Bronze J Bloom, Pink or Mauve J Bloom, any colour J Vase, exhibition incurving. J16.01 CHAMPION EXHIBITION INCURVING CHRYSANTHEMUM INTERMEDIATE REFLEX & DECORATIVE One Bloom Under 15cm (6") per vase J Blooms, NND J Blooms, distinct J Bloom, any colour J19.01 CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE CHRYSANTHEMUM SINGLES J Blooms, distinct J Blooms, NND J Vase Singles, NND J Bloom, any colour J23.01 CHAMPION SINGLE CHRYSANTHEMUM ANEMONE - CENTRE J Blooms, NND J Blooms, distinct J Bloom, any colour J Vase Anemone centre J27.01 CHAMPION ANEMONE CENTRE CHRYSANTHEMUM 65

69 QUILLS & SPIDERS J Blooms, NND J Blooms, distinct J Bloom J Vase Quills J31.01 CHAMPION QUILL CHRYSANTHEMUM CONTAINERS J32.00 Container of Pom Pones, one colour J33.00 Container of Pom Pones, at least 3 colours J34.00 Container of Chrysanthemum, any variety already mentioned J35.00 Container of Chrysanthemum, any variety not mentioned J36.00 One Chrysanthemum growing in a container NOVICE CHRYSANTHEMUMS LARGE EXHIBITION One bloom over 15cm (6inches) per vase J Bloom incurving any colour J Bloom reflexing any colour EXHIBITION INCURVING One bloom 10-15cm (4-6inches) per vase J Blooms NND J Bloom any colour INTERMEDIATE REFLEX AND DECORATIVE J Bloom any colour under 15cm (6inches) SINGLES J Bloom any colour J Blooms NND ANEMONE CENTRE J Bloom any colour J Blooms NND QUILLS AND SPIDERS J Bloom any colour J Blooms NND J47.01 CHAMPION NOVICE CHRYSANTHEMUM J47.02 GRAND CHAMPION CHRYSANTHEMUM 66

70 DAHLIA CLASSES STAGING - larger types eg. Large decorative, Cactus, Medium Decorative, Medium Cactus, Large Exhibition Cactus to be shown ONE BLOOM PER VASE Smaller types eg. Miniature Decorative, Miniature Cactus, Water Lily, Collarettes, Pompones to be shown THREE PER VASE. DISTINCT - Large type - each bloom must be distinct from the other - Smaller type - must contain 3 Blooms of ANY type and each vase must be a DIFFERENT type. NND ( not necessarily distinct)larger types 2 or more blooms may be the same variety. Smaller types each vase may contain 3 blooms of one variety. Large Decorative Medium Decorative Small Decorative Miniature Decorative Large Cactus Medium Cactus Small Cactus Miniature Cactus Ball Miniature Ball Pompone Nymphaea Collarettes Diameter 210 mm or over Diameter over 160 mm & under 210 mm Diameter over 120 mm & under 160 mm Diameter over 90 mm & under 120 mm Diameter 210 mm or over Diameter160 mm & under 210 mm Diameter over 120 mm & under 160 mm Diameter over 90 mm & under 120 mm Diameter over 90 mm & under 120 mm Diameter over 50 mm & under 90 mm Diameter under 50 mm Diameter over 120 mm and under 160 mm Diameter over 90 mm & under 160 mm DECORATIVE J Large Decorative Dahlia J Medium Decorative Dahlias 1 per vase J Medium Decorative Dahlia J Small Decorative Dahlias Distinct 3 per vase J Small Decorative Dahlias NND. 3 per vase J Miniature Decorative Dahlias NND. 3 per vase J53.01 CHAMPION DECORATIVE DAHLIA CACTUS DAHLIAS J Large Cactus Dahlia J Medium Cactus Dahlias 1 per vase J Medium Cactus Dahlia 1 J Small Cactus Dahlias 3 per vase J Small Cactus Dahlia J Vase Miniature Cactus Dahlia NND 3 per vase J59.01 CHAMPION CACTUS DAHLIA EXHIBITION CACTUS DAHLIAS J Exhibition Cactus Dahlias J Exhibition Cactus Dahlia J61.01 CHAMPION EXHIBITION CACTUS DAHLIA 67

71 WATERLILY DAHLIAS (WATERLILLY) J Dahlias 1 vase J Dahlia J63.01 CHAMPION WATERLILY DAHLIA BALL TYPE DAHLIAS & POMPONE DAHLIAS J Large Ball Dahlia J Small Dahlias NND 3 per vase J Pompone Dahlias Distinct, under 50mm 3 per vase J Pompone Dahlias NND, under 50 mm 3 per vase J67.01 CHAMPION BALL TYPE DAHLIAS & POMPONE DAHLIA COLLARETTE DAHLIAS J Cuts Collarettes, Distinct, mm, 3 per vase J Cuts Collarettes, NND, mm, 3 per vase J70.00 A container of orchid dahlias J70.01 CHAMPION COLLARETTE DAHLIA NOVICE DAHLIAS CACTUS DAHLIAS J Large cactus J Large cactus J Small cactus 1 vase DECORATIVE DAHLIAS J Small decorative NND in one vase COLLARETTE DAHLIAS J Collarettes in one vase BALL DAHLIAS J Ball Dahlia J Pompones NND in one vase J77.01 CHAMPION NOVICE DAHLIA J77.02 GRAND CHAMPION DAHLIA MISCELLANEOUS FLOWER CLASSES J78.00 Container of Double Petunias J79.00 Container if Single Petunias J Petunias J81.00 Container of Phlox J82.00 Container of Marigolds (Tagetes) J83.00 Container of small type Marigolds (Tagetes) J Cut Geraniums J Cut Geraniums J86.00 Container of Geraniums J Bloom Tuberous Begonia J88.00 Container/Tray of Tuberous Begonia (not more than 9 blooms) J Carnations J Carnation P66 68

72 J91.00 Container of Carnations J92.00 Container of Floribunda Roses J93.00 Container of Miniature Roses J Roses NND J White Rose J Pink Rose J Yellow Rose J Red Rose J Rose any other colour J100 1 Bi Colour Rose J Peace Family J Container of Dahlia Type Zinnias J Container of any other type Zinnias J cut Delphinium J spike Gladiolus J containers of cut flowers, distinct J cut Ivy (Hedera) J cut Autumn Foliage J Container of Autumn Foliage, one or more varieties J Container of Asters J Container of Fuchsias J Container of Nerines J Container of Fruit or Berries J Container of Flowers not already mentioned J Container of Native Flowers J Cut Australian Native Shrub or Tree J BEST MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBIT POT PLANT CLASSES` To be shown in a container J Tuberous Begonia in Flower J Other type Begonia grown for foliage J Fuchsia in flower J Geranium in flower J Colour Leaf Geranium or Pelargonium J Any other Plant in flower J Adiantum (Maiden Hair Fern) pot not to exceed 15cm J Fern, any other type J Asparagus Sprengeri (Asparagus Fern) J Cacti, one or more plants J Succulent, one or more plants J Succulent & Cacti J Bonsai Plant, Evergreen J Bonsai Plant, Deciduous J Bonsai Plant, Miniature up to 20cm above ring of pot J Any other plants, grown for foliage J Container of Plants, single or mixed, any type - judged for general effect J BEST POT PLANT EXHIBIT P67 69

73 DECORATIVE CLASSES Accessories allowed. Fresh flowers and foliage to be used unless otherwise stated. Embellishments permitted unless otherwise stated. OPEN CLASSES J My Choice Approach to Winter J Chrysanthemum & Autumn Foliage J A Modern Arrangement J A Table Arrangement J An Arrangement of Autumn Flowers J BEST OPEN DECORATIVE EXHIBIT BEGINNERS CLASSES J My Choice Approach to Winter J Chrysanthemum & Autumn Foliage J A Modern Arrangement J A Table Arrangement J An Arrangement of Autumn Flowers J BEST BEGINNERS DECORATIVE EXHIBIT CHILDRENS CLASSES NO entry fee. Trophies for all classes and Best exhibit 15 YEARS AND UNDER J Flowers in a Mug J Floral saucer J Creature made from Horticulture Material 9 YEARS AND UNDER J Flowers in a Mug J Floral saucer J Creature made from Horticulture Material J BEST CHILDRENS EXHIBIT (RIBBON) 70

74 HORTICULTURE ENTRY FORM 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13TH & 14TH APRIL CHIEF STEWARD: Dorothy McKeon ENTRIES CLOSE: Thursday 14th April 2016 ENTRIES TO: Yvonne Tracey, 1 Wolsley Street, Orange Ph: (02) Name Address Phone Total $ P71 71

75 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC INDEMNITY AND WAIVER TO BE SIGNED BY COMPETITOR/EXHIBITOR AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN 2017 This form is to be signed by the parent/guardian of all competitors/exhibitors under the age of 18 years in events involving animals or where there is considered to be an element of risk such as the Demolition Derby. I, (insert name) of (insert address). Agree to compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at my own risk Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. Agree to compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by me in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to me whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature Date Witness Signed for and on behalf of Orange Agricultural Show Society INDEMNITY AND WAIVER BO BE SIGNED BY THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN OR COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS OF AGE AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN 2013 I... Print Name of Parent or Guardian of Print Address Am the parent/guardian of Print Name or Names And I agree that he/she/they have my permission to compete/exhibit at an Agricultural Show subject to the following terms and conditions Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at his/her/their own risk Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained byme in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to he/she/they whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature of parent or guardian Date Witness. 72

76 2017 ORANGE SHOW SAT 13th & SUN 14th May SECTION L VEGETABLES CHIEF STEWARD: Nyasa Phillips and Bettina O Callaghan JUDGE: TBA ENTRY FEES: To be paid upon delivery of entry Open classes $1 Intermediate classes 50c Junior classes 50c Novelty classes 50c ENTRIES: Will be accepted until 9:30am Friday 15th April 2016 Please deliver all exhibits to the Agricultural Pavilion Thursday 11th May :30am till 5pm Friday 12th May 2017 between 6:30am and 9:30am Delivery of exhibits outside of this time may not be accepted ENTRY FORMS: Completed entry forms are required in duplicate Carbon copy forms can be collected from the showground office during opening hours or mailed out by request. A photocopy of your completed entry form is also acceptable. JUDGING: To commence at 11:00am, Friday 12th May 2017 PRIZES: RIBBONS: Open classes: 1 st $4, 2 nd $2 unless stated otherwise Intermediate classes: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 unless stated otherwise Junior classes: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 unless stated otherwise Novelty classes: 1 st $2, 2 nd $1 unless stated otherwise Most Successful Open Exhibitor Most Successful Intermediate Exhibitor years Most Successful Junior Exhibitor 12 years & under Most Successful Novelty Exhibitor Champion Open Exhibit Champion Intermediate Exhibit years Champion Junior Exhibit 12 years & under ROSETTES: Collection of Vegetables Open Collection of Herbs Open Collection of Vegetables Intermediate 13 to 17 years Collection of Herbs Intermediate 13 to 17 years Collection of Vegetables Junior 12 years & under Collection of Herbs Junior 12 years & under Largest Pumpkin Open Largest Pumpkin Intermediate 13 to 17 years Largest Pumpkin Junior 12 years & under 73

77 SPONSORS & SPECIAL PRIZES: Sanders Family CONDITIONS: All exhibits are to be judged for COMMERCIAL VALUE. All exhibits are to be grown by the EXHIBITOR. Mrs Gladys Sharp Memorial Bill Byrnes Memorial Trophy W R Eslick Memorial Trophy Mervyn Parlett Trophy Bunches or collections of herbs to be displayed in clear containers of water that are an appropriate size for the exhibit. Exhibitors may place multiple entries in any class. Orange Show Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by an exhibit and will not, under any circumstances, be responsible for the loss or non-delivery of any exhibit. PERPETUAL trophies must be retained by the Orange Show Society. Exhibits must be collected between 4:00pm and 5:00pm on the last show day. Prize money may be collected from the Chief Steward in the Agricultural Pavilion between 4:00pm and 5:00pm on the last show day. Any unclaimed prize will revert to the Orange Show Society one month after the last show day. HINTS & TIPS ON EXHIBITING VEGETABLES: - It is important that the fruit or vegetable has reached maturity perhaps more important that it has not past its peak. - Most fruit and vegetables are best picked on the same day that they will be judged. This is particularly important with leaf vegetables such as silver beet as they will wilt quickly. - Some fruit and vegetables such as onions and pumpkins can be picked when they are at their best and stored for the show if handled properly. - When choosing which fruit or vegetables to show remember a good, even colour that is true to the variety and without blemishes is important. - For classes where more than one of the same variety is required try to choose fruit or vegetables with uniform size, shape and colour. - Stating the name of the variety of fruit or vegetable you have grown is an advantage as each variety has individual characteristics. Think of the difference between a Jap and a QLD blue pumpkin or the difference between a Granny Smith and a Jonathan apple. 74

78 OPEN CLASSES: Open to all individuals and groups If the variety of an exhibit is unknown, entry will still be accepted to classes requesting a named variety. Naming the variety is an advantage in classes that request you to do so. L1 Silver Beet, 1 bunch (6 leaves) Sponsored by the Sharp Family 1 st $6, 2 nd $4 L2 Coloured Beet, 1 bunch (6 leaves) L3 Rhubarb, 1 bunch (6 stalks) L4 Cabbage, 1 L5 Cauliflower, 1 L6 Broccoli, 1 L7 Tomatoes, 3 (single variety to be named) L8 Tomatoes, cherry/grape/pear, 3 or more on a single vine (named variety) L9 Cucumbers, 3 (single variety to be named) L10 White Onions, 3 (single variety to be named) L11 Brown Onions, 3 (single variety to be named) L12 Red Onions, 3 (single variety to be named) L13 Leeks, 3 (single variety to be named) L14 Potatoes, 6 (single variety to be named) L15 Table Beet, 3 (single variety to be named), tops on L16 Carrots, 6 (single variety to be named), tops on L17 Radishes, 6 (single variety to be named), tops on L18 Beans, 250g (single variety to be named) L19 Zucchini, 3 (single variety to be named) Sponsored 1 st $6, 2 nd $4 L20 Summer Squash, 3 (single variety to be named) L21 Winter Squash, 2 (single variety) L22 Hubbard Squash, 2 (single variety) L23 Vegetable Marrow, 1 L24 Gramma, 1 L25 Gourd, 1 L26 Table Pumpkins, 2 (single variety to be named) L27 Butternut Pumpkins, 2 (single variety) L28 Bitter/Jam Melon, 1 L29 Table Melon, 1 L30 Any Other Vegetable not mentioned above (single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L31 Bunch of Herbs (single variety to be named) L32 Fruit (any single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L33 Collection of Vegetables, 6 or more (to be named) Mervyn Parlett Trophy plus Sponsored 1 st $10, 2 nd $6 L34 Collection of Herbs, 5 or more (to be named) Sponsored 1 st $10, 2 nd $6 L35 MOST SUCCESSFUL OPEN EXHIBITOR (classes L1 L34) Billy Byrnes Memorial Trophy L36 CHAMPION OPEN EXHIBIT (classes L1 L32) $10 75

79 INTERMEDIATE CLASSES 13 TO 17 YEARS: Open to individuals aged 13 to 17 years as well as secondary schools & organisations catering to children in this age range. L37 Silver Beet, 1 bunch (4 leaves) L38 Coloured Beet, 1 bunch (4 leaves) L39 Rhubarb, 1 bunch (4 stalks) L40 Tomatoes, cherry/grape/pear, 3 or more on a single vine L41 Onion, 1 L42 Carrots, 4 (single variety), tops on L43 Radishes, 4 (single variety), tops on L44 Pumpkin, 1 (named variety) L45 Any Other Vegetable not mentioned above (single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L46 Fruit (any single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L47 Collection of Vegetables, 5 or more (to be named) Sponsored 1 st $5, 2 nd $3 L48 Collection of Herbs, 4 or more (to be named) Sponsored 1 st $5, 2 nd $3 L49 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR YEARS (classes L37 L48) L50 CHAMPION EXHIBIT YEARS (classes L37 L46) $10 JUNIOR CLASSES 12 YEARS & UNDER: Open to individuals aged 12 years & under as well as primary schools, preschools, childcare centres or other organisations catering to children in this age range. L51 Silver Beet, 1 bunch (3 leaves) L52 Coloured Beet, 1 bunch (3 leaves) L53 Rhubarb, 1 bunch (3 stalks) L54 Tomatoes, cherry/grape/pear, 3 or more on a single vine L55 Onion, 1 L56 Carrots, 3 (single variety), tops on L57 Radishes, 3 (single variety), tops on L58 Pumpkin, 1 (named variety) L59 Any Other Vegetable not mentioned above (single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L60 Fruit (any single variety per entry) - 3 or more entries of a single variety will make a new class - L61 Collection of Vegetables, 4 or more (to be named) Sponsored 1 st $5, 2 nd $3 L62 Collection of Herbs, 3 or more (to be named) Sponsored 1 st $5, 2 nd $3 L63 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR 12 YEARS & UNDER (classes L51 L62) W R Eslick Memorial Trophy L64 CHAMPION EXHIBIT 12 YEARS & UNDER (classes L51 L60) $10 Sponsored by the Sanders Family 76

80 L71 L72 L73 L74 from L75 from L76 NOVELTY CLASSES: Entry to the following classes is open to any exhibitor unless stated otherwise. Open, Intermediate and Junior exhibitors are defined in Section L above. L65 Largest Pumpkin Open Sponsored 1st 10, 2nd $6, 3rd $3 L66 Largest Pumpkin Intermediate, years Smallest Pumpkin Sponsored 1st 6, 2nd $4, 3rd $2 Most Interesting Fruit or Vegetable L67 Largest Pumpkin Junior, 12 years & under Sponsored 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1 Fruit or Vegetable with the most colours L68 Largest Marrow 1st $10 L69 Largest Gramma 1st $10 Novelty Article to be made by an individual exhibitor Largest Carrot 1st $10 Fruit Vegetables (may be purchased) Intermediate, years. L70 &/or Largest Melon L71 Smallest Pumpkin Sponsored by Harris Farm L72 Most Interesting Fruit or Vegetable L73 Fruit or Vegetable with the most Novelty Article to be made bycolours an individual exhibitor L74 Novelty Article to be made by an individual exhibitor Fruit/Vegetables (may be purchased) Junior, 12 years & under. from Fruit &/or Vegetables (may be purchased) Intermediate, years. Sponsored by the Sanders Family 1st $5 Sponsored Harris L75 Noveltyby Article to befarm made by an individual exhibitor from Fruit/Vegetables be purchased) L68 Largest Marrow MOST SUCCESSFUL (may NOVELTY EXHIBITOR (classes L65 L75) Junior, 12 years & under. Sponsored by the Sanders Family 1st $5 L69 Largest Gramma By Harris NOVELTY Farm EXHIBITOR (classes L65 L75) Sponsored L76 MOST SUCCESSFUL L70 Largest Melon L71 Smallest Pumpkin Sponsorship Jay Moss $40 L72 Most Interesting Fruit or Vegetable L73 Fruit or Vegetable with the most colours L74 Novelty Article to be made by an individual exhibitor from Fruit &/or Vegetables (may be purchased) Intermediate, years. Sponsored by the Sanders Family 1st $5 L75 Novelty Article to be made by an individual exhibitor from Fruit/Vegetables (may be purchased) Junior, 12 years & under. Sponsored by the Sanders Family 1st $5 L76 MOST SUCCESSFUL NOVELTY EXHIBITOR (classes L65 L75) Summer St Orange NSW 2800 Ph: Fax: jenisaflorist@bigpond.com 77

81 EAST ORANGE POST OFFICE OPEN EARLY, OPEN LATE OPEN SATURDAY MATE! 7am pm Monday to Friday 8am - 12pm Saturday 391 Summer St (OFF McLACHLAN ST) Conrad Howard Jane Rhonda Elizabeth On-line every Friday Melissa Claire Gary Madeleine Ella Holly RM

82 SECTION M - COOKING 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 th and 14 th May CHIEF STEWARD: Elaine Connor / JUDGES: TBA ENTRIES CLOSE: at the Secretary's Office, at 5pm on Thursday 11 th May 2017 Late Entries (M1 only) will be accepted from 8.30am to 10am, Friday 12 th May 2017 *All M2 exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards by 5pm Thursday 11 th May 2017 ENTRY FEE: $1.00 Open Classes 50c Junior Classes RIBBONS: Most Successful Open Exhibitor Most Successful Junior Exhibitor Champion Cake Open Champion Junior Exhibit Greentrees Gourmet Preserves, Most Successful Jam Exhibitor Greentrees Gourmet Preserves, Most Successful Pickles & Sauces Greentrees Gourmet Preserves, Most Successful School Student Jams Greentrees Gourmet Preserves, Most Successful Preserves Exhibitor Greentrees Gourmet Preserves, Most Successful Jams, Sauces & Preserves Exhibit NOTE: *ALL Exhibits to be made, prepared and cooked by the exhibitor. *M1 exhibitors are asked to place exhibits on plain strong paper plates or foil covered cardboard and place their names on the underside of same. Do not place on plastic plate, as cake will stick to it. Do not have cake cooler marks on cakes. * If necessary, plates will be provided by Show Society. *All cooking will be cut when judged, except decorated cakes. *All cooking must comply with the conditions of the Pure Food Act. *Telephone entries will not be accepted *No Exhibit to be cut prior to judging. *If an equal award is made, prize money will be divided and no second or third prize awarded, whichever applies. *Exhibitors are excluded from the pavilion during judging. *All entries to be collected immediately after 4pm on Sunday 14 th May 2017 Any exhibit not collected before 5.30pm 14 th May 2017 can be collected at the Secretary s office on Monday 15 th May 2017 between 9am & 5pm. Any exhibits in the cakes section will be disposed of at the Stewards discretion unless previous instructions are given in writing. The society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by an Exhibit and will not under any circumstance, be responsible for loss or non-delivery of any Exhibit. SPONSORS: Bakers Delight Greentrees Gourmet Preserves Café Latte Orange Little Snack Shack Coco s Coffee and Food Patricia Turner East Orange Post Office Village Coffee Shop 79

83 SECTION M1 (Ring cakes will not be accepted) ENTRY FEE: $1.00 PRIZES: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2 if more than 5 entries received, unless otherwise stated. 1 st Prize also receives a voucher from Bakers Delight 1. SIX CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS 2. SIX JAM DROP BISCUITS 3. SIX ANZAC BISCUITS 4. SIX PIECES OF SHORTBREAD 5. PLAIN SPONGE SANDWICH, jam filled, not iced & not dusted. 6. DATE AND NUT LOAF OR ROLL 7. SIX PLAIN WHITE SCONES 8. BANANA CAKE, to be cooked in a loaf tin iced on top only 9. CARROT CAKE, to be cooked in a loaf tin iced on top only with white butter icing, chopped nuts allowed. 10. SULTANA CAKE, not iced. (Use 20cm round tin) 11. CHOCOLATE BUTTER CAKE, to be iced on top only - packet cakes not allowed. 12. PLAIN BUTTER CAKE ICED on top only - packet cakes not allowed. 13. ONE TEACAKE. 14. BOILED FRUIT CAKE, at least three distinct fruits. Prize money: 1 st. $10, 2 nd. $6, 3 rd. $4 15. RICH FRUIT CAKE, Prize money: 1 st. $10, 2 nd. $6, 3 rd. $4 The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants in the Rich fruit Cake Section. RICH FRUIT CAKE Here s what you need- 250g(8oz) Sultanas; 250g(8oz) Chopped Raisins; 250g Currants; 125g chopped peel; 90g chopped glace cherries; 90g chopped blanched Almonds; 1/3 cup Sherry or Brandy; 250g Plain Flour; 60g Self Raising Flour; 1/4 teaspoon grated Nutmeg; 1/2 teaspoon ground Ginger; 1/3 teaspoon ground Cloves; 250g Butter; 250g soft Brown Sugar; 1/2 teaspoon Lemon Essence OR finely grated Lemon Rind; 1/2 teaspoon Almond Essence; 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla Essence; 4 Large Eggs. Here s what to do: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flour and spices. Cream together butter and sugar with the essence. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixture. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared tin no larger than 20cm and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2-4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. NOTE: Winner at Orange Show will be required to cook a second "Rich Fruit Cake" in order to compete in a semi-final to be conducted by each of the 14 Groups of the Agriculture Societies Council of NSW. The 14 winners will be required to cook a third "Rich Fruit Cake" for the final judging at the Royal Easter Show where the winner will receive a cash prize of $50. 80

84 SECTION M2 JAMS & JELLIES STEWARD: Elaine Connor / JUDGE: Mrs M. Adams Entry fee: $1.00, M56 50c Exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards by 5pm on Thursday 11 th May 2017 ALL Exhibits to be made, prepared and cooked by the exhibitor Section Sponsor: Greentrees Gourmet Preserves. Prizes: 1 st $5, 2 nd $3, & 3 rd $2 if more than 5 entries received. SPECIAL PRIZE: Greentrees Gourmet Preserves Trophy & ribbon for Most Successful Exhibitor, Jams, Pickles, & Preserves. *In the case of preserves, pickles, jams & jellies, the entry ticket is to be attached by rubber bands to one bottle & the entry number on top of all other bottles if in a collection. *Preserves may be opened at the Judge s discretion. *Jam in approximately 300g(min) to 500g(max) bottles. The society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by an Exhibit and will not under any circumstance, be responsible for loss or non-delivery of any Exhibit. MOST SUCCESFUL JAM EXHIBITOR RIBBON 40. ORANGE MARMALADE. 41. MARMALADE, any other flavour 42. APRICOT JAM 43. FIG JAM 44. STRAWBERRY JAM 45. BLACKBERRY JAM 46. RASPBERRY JAM 47. PLUM JAM, - LIGHT 48. PLUM JAM - DARK 49. COLLECTION OF 3 ASSORTED JAMS 50. LEMON BUTTER 51. TOMATO JAM 52. ANY OTHER VARIETY OF JAM, not mentioned. Jam to be named. 53. APPLE JELLY 54. QUINCE JELLY 55. JELLY, ANY OTHER VARIETY, not mentioned. Jelly to be named. MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL STUDENT JAM EXHIBITOR RIBBON SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY. School to be stated. 56. ONE JAR OF JAM, ANY FRUIT, EXCLUDING MARMALADE. 81

85 SECTION M2 JAMS & JELLIES STEWARD: Elaine Connor / JUDGE: Mrs M. Adams Entry fee: $1.00, M56 50c Exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards by 5pm on Thursday 11 th May 2017 ALL Exhibits to be made, prepared and cooked by the exhibitor Section Sponsor: Greentrees Gourmet Preserves. Prizes: 1 st $5, 2 nd $3, & 3 rd $2 if more than 5 entries received. SPECIAL PRIZE: Greentrees Gourmet Preserves Trophy & ribbon for Most Successful Exhibitor, Jams, Pickles, & Preserves. *In the case of preserves, pickles, jams & jellies, the entry ticket is to be attached by rubber bands to one bottle & the entry number on top of all other bottles if in a collection. *Preserves may be opened at the Judge s discretion. *Jam in approximately 300g(min) to 500g(max) bottles. The society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by an Exhibit and will not under any circumstance, be responsible for loss or non-delivery of any Exhibit. MOST SUCCESFUL JAM EXHIBITOR RIBBON 40. ORANGE MARMALADE. 41. MARMALADE, any other flavour 42. APRICOT JAM 43. FIG JAM 44. STRAWBERRY JAM 45. BLACKBERRY JAM 46. RASPBERRY JAM 47. PLUM JAM, - LIGHT 48. PLUM JAM - DARK 49. COLLECTION OF 3 ASSORTED JAMS 50. LEMON BUTTER 51. TOMATO JAM 52. ANY OTHER VARIETY OF JAM, not mentioned. Jam to be named. 53. APPLE JELLY 54. QUINCE JELLY 55. JELLY, ANY OTHER VARIETY, not mentioned. Jelly to be named. MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL STUDENT JAM EXHIBITOR RIBBON SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY. School to be stated. 56. ONE JAR OF JAM, ANY FRUIT, EXCLUDING MARMALADE. 82

86 PICKLES AND SAUCES MOST SUCCESSFUL PICKLES AND SAUCES EXHIBITOR - RIBBON 57.1 BOTTLE OF TOMATO RELISH 58.1 BOTTLE OF TOMATO SAUCE 59.1 BOTTLE OF PLUM SAUCE. 60. ANY OTHER SAUCE, not mentioned in schedule. Sauce to be named BOTTLE OF TOMATO CHUTNEY 62.1 BOTTLE OF APPLE CHUTNEY 63. ANY OTHER CHUTNEY, not mentioned in schedule. Chutney to be named BOTTLE OF GREEN TOMATO PICKLES 65.1 BOTTLE OF MUSTARD PICKLES 66. ANY OTHER PICKLES, not mentioned in schedule. Pickles to be named. PRESERVES AND PICKLED VEGETABLES MOST SUCCESSFUL PRESERVES AND PICKLED ARTICLES EXHIBITOR - RIBBON 67. ANY FRUIT PRESERVED IN SYRUP OR WATER. 68. ANY VEGETABLE PRESERVED IN SYRUP, WATER OR BRINE. Includes tomatoes. 69. PICKLED ARTICLE Any variety of pickled vegetables/nuts MUSTARDS, VINEGARS AND DIPS 70. WHOLE SEED MUSTARD Min 110gm 71. MUSTARD Any smooth Dijon type mustard. Min 110gm 72. VINEGAR. Fruit infused Min 250ml 73. VINEGAR. Herb infused Min 250ml 74. TOMATO SALSA DIP Min 300gm ORANGE SHOW ACCOMMODATION ACCOMODATION DISCOUNTS I 10% Discount for stays of 2 nights or more I Package available for one/two people per room I Close to Orange (4.5kms from Post Office) I Equipment paddock storage area available I Full cooked country breakfast each day I All rooms with ensuites/colour TV etc I Evening meals available on request I Disabled facilities for restaurant and accommodation I **** AAA Tourism Rating Your Host: Jasmin Bond 33 Pinnacle Road Orange NSW 2800 Telephone: (02) Website: jasmin.bond@bigpond.com Facsimile: (02) ABN:

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90 SECTION P CAKE DECORATING 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 & 14 MAY 2017 STEWARDS : Chief Steward - Mrs Beryl Hicks (for enquiries ), Mrs Barbara Bacon, Miss Valda Grimshaw, Mrs Debbie Whiley SPONSORS: Australian Bakels, J L Stewart & Son, Essential Ingredient, Spotlight Orange, M & J Butchery, Sugarcraft Orange, Rae Hort & Family, Angela Mason & Family, Beryl Hick & Family, Pets at Peace Central West, Cake Decorators Guild of NSW Inc. State Body, Cake Decorators Guild Orange Branch ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN ON FRIDAY 12 MAY 2017 BY THE STEWARDS IN THE MAIN PAVILLION 8.OOAM 10.00AM (NOT BEFORE). ENTRY FORMS SHOULD BE FILLED OUT PRIOR TO DELIVERY. INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXHIBITORS 1. All cakes should be presented on a board. All base and presentation boards must be fitted with cleats. (5mm underneath board for easy movement of cake please phone if unsure.) 2. Handwork only will be judged. No cake will be cut. Dummy cakes are permitted. 3. All cakes to be iced in fondant icing unless otherwise specified. 4. Tulle, wire, ribbon, wire braid & manufactured stamens may be used. Edible food products eg. Polenta, gelatine, coconut, cachous, piping gel may be used where appropriate. Disco glitters, shimmers and petal dust are acceptable 5. Wire must not be inserted directly into any cake. A flower pick or substitute is acceptable. Manufactured pillars, wooden skewers, acrylic rods or other means to support the elevation of cakes may be used. 6. No manufactured ornaments allowed in any class (except in Doll Cake where a manufactured doll may be used in the Novice Section only). 7. A tier is defined as being 2 or more levels, not necessarily one above the other, but linked by a common board. 8. A fabric drape may be used in conjunction with any entry, but it must fit within the stated size for the exhibit 9. Please take note of size limits in each class. 10. No Edible Imaging allowed in any class. Ribbons awarded for 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd in each class. Cake Decorators Guild NSW Inc. trophy awarded for Most Successful Exhibitor decided on a points system i.e. 1 st 3 points, 2 nd 2 points, 3 rd 1 point. Champion Ribbon awarded for the Best Overall Exhibit. Sonya Begg Memorial Trophy for Most Successful Novice Exhibitor Exhibits to be picked up after 4.00pm on Sunday 14 May

91 JUNIOR SECTION - Please check Instructions for Exhibitors P1 Pre Primary open to any child Year 2 and under. 4 Decorated Cup Cakes any type of icing. Presented on a base board no larger than 25cm square. P2 - Primary open to any student attending Year 3 to Year 6 a) Single Cake suitable for any occasion, any type of icing, presented on a board. Base board no larger than 40cm square. b) 4 Decorated Cup Cakes fondant icing to be used. P3 - Secondary Open to any student Year 7 to Year 12 a) Single Cake suitable for any occasion with fondant icing, presented on a board. Base board no larger than 40cm square. b) 4 Decorated Cup Cakes fondant icing to be used. NOVICE SECTION Please check Instructions for Exhibitors Open to competitors who have never won first place in a similar class at an Orange Show. N1 - N2 - N3 - N4 - N5 - Decorated Cake Special Occasion Cake, entry must include a greeting or name. Base board no larger than 40cm square. Decorated Mini Cake suitable for any occasion. Entry must fit within a 15cm square. Cup Cakes 4 decorated cup cakes, (must be cake) any type of icing. Displayed on a base board no larger than 25cm square. Wedding Cake Fondant icing, not less than 2 tiers. Base board no larger than 40cm square. Doll Cake (manufactured doll may be used). Base board no larger than 40cm square. OPEN SECTION Please check Instructions for Exhibitors Open to all competitors O1 - Wedding Cake Fondant Icing not less than 2 tiers. Base board no larger than 40cm square Wedding Cake Any other type of icing medium (i.e.buttercream/chocolate etc.) not less than 2 tiers. Base board no larger than 40cm square. O3 - O4 - O5 - O6 - O7 - Novelty Cake theme of your choice, fondant icing to be used. Base board no larger than 40cm square. Special Occasion Cake entry must include a greeting or a name. Base board no larger than 40cm square. Flower Arrangement 3 different flowers and foliage of your choice arranged in a container (made of icing) or spray. Presented on a base board no larger than 30cm square. Decorated Mini Cake suitable for any occasion. Entry must fit within a 15cm square. 4 Decorated Biscuits (Cookies) presented on a base board no larger than 25cm square Doll Cake doll must be hand made. Base board no larger than 40cm square. 88

92 SECTION Q - CRAFT 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 th and 14 th MAY CHIEF STEWARD: Elaine Connor / JUDGE: TBA COLLECTION POINTS FOR QUILT ENTRIES: Entries will be accepted at Hidden Talent and Hobbysew in Orange until Tuesday 9th May at 12 noon, thereafter at the Ag pavilion at the showground from 9am to 5.00pm on Wednesday 10th May ENTRIES CLOSE: at 5pm on Wednesday 10th May 2017 All exhibits are to be delivered to the showground by that time. N.B Late entries will NOT be accepted. No Entry will be accepted without exhibit. JUDGING: commences at 9.00am on Thursday 11 th May 2017 and is NOT open to the Public. ENTRY FEES: Open Classes $1.00, Junior Classes 50c, Section Q150-Q153 50c. PRIZEMONEY: 1st $5, 2nd $3, unless otherwise stated. $150 OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION CRAFT EXHIBIT OPEN SECTION $50 OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION CRAFT EXHIBIT JUNIOR SECTION Grand Champions sponsored by Park Guildry. SPONSORS: Peter Naylor Caboodle of Orange Craft Queen Dominos Pizza Elaine Connor Fay MacMicking Framing Marvellous Hidden Talent Hobbysew Orange Margaret Moss MidWest Multimedia Orange Men s Shed Orange Needlecraft Group Orange Spinners and Handcraft Group Orange Woodworkers Assoc Park Guildry Peter Smith Chemist Rhondda Hamilton The Iris Patch Wontama Homes CONDITIONS: Work that has previously been exhibited at Orange Show will NOT be accepted. Work must NOT have been WASHED, DRY CLEANED, WORN, USED or STARCHED. Mailed articles must be received by Wednesday 10th May 2017 and MUST be accompanied by payment for return post. The society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused to or by an Exhibit and will not under any circumstance, be responsible for loss or non-delivery of any Exhibit. PRIZEMONEY May be collected in the Ag. Pavilion from the Chief Steward between 3.30 & 4.30pm on Sunday, 14 th May 2017 Any prize unclaimed by 3 rd June 2017 will revert to the Society. Exhibits are to be collected from 4.00 to 5.30pm on Sunday, 14 th May

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94 CLASSES: SPINNING AND WEAVING Best article in sections Q1-Q8: $15 donated by The Orange Spinners and Handcraft Group. Q1 Any jumper or cardigan Q2 Any other knitted or crochet article Q3 Any skein of wool or other fibre approx 25g Q4 Any other article using hand spun wool or other fibre Q5 Hand-woven article Q6 Woven article using 2 or more weaves Q7 Skein of art yarn Q8 Any other article not mentioned Novice Section: Spinning for less than 2 years. Best article in section Q9-Q10 $10 donated by The Orange Spinners and Handcraft Group Q9 Any finished article Q10 Skein of wool or other fibre CRAFT/NOVELTIES/TOYS Best article in sections Q11 Q24 $30 voucher donated by The Iris Patch Prize money donated by Fay MacMicking and Margaret Moss Q11 Knitted toy or doll Q12 Toy of any material, not wood or metal Q13 Novelty item made from felt Q14 Rag doll Q15 Dressed doll with knitted clothes Q16 Dressed doll with material clothes Q17 Dressed doll any other material Q18 Teddy bear knitted Q19 Teddy bear crochet Q20 Teddy bear fur material under 300mm Q21 Teddy bear fur material 300mm & over Q22 Over 70yrs any article Q23 Persons with disabilities any article Q24 Any other article not mentioned CERAMIC OR POTTERY Q25 Hand painted ceramic article Q26 Blown ceramic article Q27 Hand made pottery/ceramic article Q28 Porcelain doll 91

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96 WOOD Best article in sections Q29 Q37 $10 donated by Orange Woodworkers Assoc. Inc. Prize money donated by Orange Woodworkers Assoc and Orange Men s Shed Q29 Wooden bowl or platter up to 200mm diameter Q30 Wooden bowl or platter over 200mm diameter Q31 Any other turned item Q32 Wooden item hand carved Q33 Wooden toy or novelty Q34 Furniture or functional item Q35 Any turned box or lidded container Q36 Any other wooden item not mentioned Q37 Item by a school student LEATHERWORK Q38 Article of leatherwork plaited or braiding Q39 Any article hand carved or stamped EMBROIDERY SECTION Best article in sections Q40 Q50 $25 voucher donated by Hobbysew Orange Prize money donated by Rhondda Hamilton Q40 Duchess set suitably mounted Q41 Hand embroidered table mat or doyley suitably mounted Q42 Cushion with hand embroidery Q43 Silk ribbon embroidery First prize Q44: $25 donated by Orange Needlecraft Group Q44 Cover for book or journal with embroidery Q45 Blackwork any article Q46 Drawn thread work any article Q47 Wool embroidery featured on garments Q48 Over 70yrs any article Q49 Persons with a disability any article Q50 Any article not mentioned Best article in sections Q51 Q53 $30 voucher donated by Framing Marvellous Q51 Counted cross stitch framed with embellishments Q52 Counted cross stitch framed without embellishments Q53 Counted cross stitch unframed CANVAS WORK TAPESTRY Best article in sections Q54 Q59 $30 voucher donated by Framing Marvellous Q54 Tapestry Q55 Needle point Q56 Long stitch Q57 Cushion cover Q58 Over 70 yrs any article Q59 Persons with disabilities any article 93

97 APPLIQUE PATCHWORK OR QUILTING Best article in sections Q60 Q82 - $50 voucher donated by Hidden Talent Q60 Appliqué hand - any article - small Q61 Appliqué hand any article - large Q62 Appliqué machined - any article Q63 Hand quilted article Q64 Hand quilted article of clothing Q65 Any Christmas article any technique Q66 Any style of bag any technique Q67 Wall hanging small Q68 Wall hanging - large Q69 Crazy patchwork any article Q70 Contemporary patchwork Q71 Patchwork article any item not mentioned Q72 Persons with disabilities any article Q73 Over 70yrs any article First prize Q74 only: $25 voucher donated by Hobbysew Orange Q74 Novice quilts For quilters with less than 3 years experience. (First prize winner will advance to open section) Q75 Any quilt made by a person who has not previously won a prize Q76 Article featuring sashiko stitching Q77 Traditional patchwork quilt - hand pieced - any size Q78 Quilt made with hand embroidery Q79 Quilt made with predominately machine embroidery Q80 Jelly roll quilt Q81 Art quilt using any medium Q82 Traditional patchwork quilt - machine pieced - any size (Professionally Machined) Q83 Traditional patchwork quilt - machine pieced - any size (Non Professionally Machined) First prize Q83 only : $30 Voucher from Peter Smith Chemist NOTE: To assist in displaying quilts, please provide rod pocket approx 10cm. (Needs only to be pinned) MACHINE EMBROIDERY Q84 Any article of machine embroidery FELTING Q85 Felting -any article Hand felted Q86(a) Felting any article using a felting machine 94

98 SEWING & MACHINE WORK hand finished where necessary Best article in sections Q86 Q95 $25 Voucher donated by Hobbysew Orange Q86(b) Ladies garment Q87 Child s or babies garment Q88 Hand bag any style Q89 Apron full length or half apron Q90 Material coat hanger all hand made Q91 Best cushion Q92 Garment featuring heirloom, sewing technique Q93 Persons with disabilities any article Q94 Over 70yrs any article Q95 Any article not mentioned CROCHET Best article in sections Q96 Q111 $10 donated by Rhondda Hamilton Q96 Supper cloth any size Q97 Table centre Q98 Pair of doyleys two distinct designs suitably mounted Q99 Duchess set suitably mounted Q100 Handkerchief corner & edge - suitably mounted Q101 Coat hanger Q102 Rug or shawl Q103 Ladies or gents garment Q104 Babies Set includes jacket, bonnet or cap and bootees Q105 Tea cosy Q106 Cushion Q107 Crochet scarves, caps, etc. Q108 Any article not mentioned Q109 Over 70yrs any article Q110 Persons with disabilities any article Q111 Child s jumper any ply MACHINE KNITTING Best article in Sections Q112 Q117 $20 in memory of Ruth Roberts Q112 Rugs & shawls Q113 Article of baby wear Q114 Adult garment - fairisle Q115 Adult garment Q116 Children s article Q117 Any other article not mentioned HAND KNITTING Best article in sections Q118 Q132 $30 voucher donated by Caboodle of Orange Q118 Babies booties Q119 Babies jumper or cardigan Q120 Babies frock or robe Q121 Babies knitted shawl Q122 Lady or Man s hand knitted garment 95

99 Q123 Q124 Q125 Q126 Q127 Q128 Q129 Q130 Q131 Q132 Knitted garment made in mohair or mohair/wool blend Any article made in alpaca or alpaca/wool blend Child s hand knitted garment Knitted accessories. eg scarves, caps Knitted coat hanger Knitted cushion Knitted tea cosy Any article not mentioned Over 70yrs any article Persons with disabilities any article FOLK ART TRADITIONAL Q133 Best painting by novice 1 year & under Q134 Painting - Open DECORATIVE Q135 Painting featuring teddy bears Q136 Open any medium or style, fruit & veg crackle etc AUSTRALIAN Q137 Australian wildflower any style any medium Q138 Australian scene ANY OTHER CRAFT ITEM Best article in sections Q139 Q142 $30 voucher donated by Framing Marvellous. Q139 Paper tole article Q140 Decorated egg Q141 Decoupage Q142 Any other article of craft not mentioned Q143 RECYCLING Best article in sections Q144 - Q145 Q144 Small article Q145 Large article $10 donated by Rhondda Hamilton BEAD WORK/JEWELLERY Q146 Small article eg. earring or bracelet or brooch Q147 Large article eg. necklace and earring matching set Please mount entry on suitable backing for display SCRAPBOOKING First Prize receives a $30 ribbon pack donated by Craft Queen Q148 Scrapbooking one page CARD MAKING First Prize receives a $30 ribbon pack donated by Craft Queen. Q149 Card making 96

100 CRAFT SECTION - Entry fee 50c RESTRICTED TO RESIDENTS OF AN AGED CARE FACILITY PRIZEMONEY DONATED BY WONTAMA HOMES Best article in section Q150 to Q153 $50 donated by Elaine Connor. Prize is awarded to the Care facility at which the resident resides. Q150 Q151 Q152 Q153 Craft item of knitting, crocheting, needlework Craft item of wood Any other item using recycled materials Any other article of craft 97

101 JUNIOR CRAFT SECTION 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 th and 14 th MAY GRAND CHAMPION CRAFT EXHIBIT 16YRS & UNDER PRIZE: $50 DONATED BY PARK GUILDRY Entry 50c Entries close Wednesday 10th May 2017 at 5pm. Prize money donated by major sponsor: MidWest Multimedia 11 years to 16 years Q157 Framed long stitch, tapestry or cross stitch 1 st $15 donated by Framing Marvellous Best article sections- Q158 Q163: Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Q158 Any article using recycled material Q159 Article of knitting or crochet Q160 Article using fabric paint Q161 Card making Q162 Scrapbooking Q163 Any other article in craft Best article in sections Q164-Q165 $25 voucher donated by Hidden Talent Q164 Patchwork article Q165 Article hand sewing or machine work (not patchwork) 7 years to 10 Years Q166 Long stitch, tapestry or cross stitch 1 st $15 donated by Framing Marvellous Best Article sections Q167 Q175: Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Q167 Article or knitting or crochet Q168 Article made from paddle pop sticks Q169 Article using fabric paint Q170 Article made from bead or wire Q171 Article made from recycle material up to 40cm Q172 Card Making Q173 Scrapbooking Q174 Article for Mother s day Q175 Any other article in craft Best article in sections Q176 Q178: $25 voucher donated by Hidden Talent Q176 Patchwork article Q177 Article hand sewing or machine work (Not patchwork) Q178 Article of clothing hand sewing or machine work 5 years to 7 Years Q179 Any article of craft Under 5 years Q180 Any article of craft 98

102 FAMILY LEGO COMPETITION 1. Kits may only be used in section Q In all the other sections no kits please use your own imagination. 3. All exhibits must be delivered to the steward by 5pm Wednesday 10th May No responsibility held for entries not collected by 5.30pm Sunday 14 th May All entries should be displayed in a cardboard box cut down so the display can be seen. Maximum box size: length 45cm, width 25cm & height 29cm. This size stipulation is to ensure that all entries can be displayed. No responsibility will be taken for lost pieces. 6. Please retain your entry form for collection of your article at 4pm Sunday 14 th May 2017 Q181 5 Years and Under DUPLO 1 st prize in section Q181 Family meal voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Q182 Q183 Q184 Q185 5 Years and Under LEGO 1 st Prize in Section Q182 Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza 6 8 years LEGO 1 st Prize in Section Q183 Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza 9 10years LEGO 1 st Prize in Section Q184 Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Open LEGO 1 st Prize in Section Q185 Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Q186 OPEN LEGO KITS ONLY 1 st Prize in Section Q186 Family Meal Voucher donated by Domino s Pizza Domino s Pizza Orange 1300 DOMINOS 99

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104 SECTION R - HOMEBREW 2017 ORANGE SHOW MAY 13TH & 14th STEWARD: Darren Riches ENTRIES CLOSE: Thursday 1 st MAY ENTRIES TO: Orange Show Society, Secretary Office JUDGING: Saturday 13th May 2017 ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per class please make cheques payable to Orange Show Society THE WINNING PRIZES FOR EACH CATEGORY ARE AS FOLLOWS:- Class l $20 Dáquino's Voucher Class 2 $20 Dáquino's Voucher Class 3 $20 Dáquino's Voucher Class 4 $20 Dáquino's Voucher Class 5 $20 Dáquino's Voucher Class 6 $20 Dáquino's Voucher GRAND CHAMPION BEER $50 Dáquino's Voucher RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BEER MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (Please note these vouchers will only be redeemable at the Dáquino's Orange Store and cann't be redeemed for cash) CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Beers will be judges according to style definitions available on ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY WEBSITE CLASSES TO BE JUDGED 1.a Lager 1.b Pilsner 2.a Pale Ale 2.b Draught Ale 3. Bitter 4. Old/Dark Ale 5. Stout 6. Alcoholic Ginger Beer Prizes and bottles can be picked up between 3.00 p.m. & 4.00 p.m. on Sunday 14 th May Collection may occur at the Secretary s office on Tuesdays between 1.00 & 3.00 p.m. Bottles not collected by the end of April will be disposed of. 101

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106 SECTION T FINE ART 2017 ORANGE SHOW 13 th 14 th May 2017 CHIEF STEWARDS Wanda Driscoll and Crystal Golding ENTRIES CLOSE 5pm Thursday 10 th May 2017 All exhibitions to be delivered to the Williams Pavillion at the time of entry NB: Late entries will not be accepted - no entry will be accepted without exhibit ENTRY FEES Adults $1 per exhibit, Children 50c per exhibit PRIZE MONEY Adults 1 st $5, 2 nd $2. Children 1 st $2, 2 nd $1. All exhibits entered MUST be the work of the exhibitor Exhibits that have previously won a prize at Orange Show are not eligible for entry All entries T1 T16 MUST be suitably strung for hanging All entries MUST have Name and contact number of entrant or entrants parent attached to the back of work Competition is open to amateur artists only JUDGING IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SPONSORS Orange Art Society - $100 champion overall art work open sections Raw Canvas Art Shop - $50 Best Landscape open sections Orange Art Society - $50 champion overall art work junior sections Les Quick - $25 best jnr land/seascape Wanda Driscoll - $50 champion stretched canvas open sections Wontama Homes - $25 champion stretched canvas junior sections Complete Camera House - 2 x $25 vouchers encouragement award open sections Barry and Loretta Blake - 5 x $10 encouragement awards junior sections Orange show society - $50 Best animal study open sections Wontama Homes - $25 best animal study junior sections OPEN SECTION OILS T1 Landscape or waterscape T2 Still life T3 Any other subject WATER COLOUR T4 Landscape or waterscape T5 Still life T6 Any other subject ACRYLIC T7 Landscape or waterscape T8 Still life T9 Any other subject ANY OTHER MEDIUM T10 Landscape or waterscape T11 Still life ABSTRACT T 12 Any medium any subject BLACK AND WHITE T13 Landscape or waterscape T14 Still life T15 Any other subject 103

107 JUNIOR SECTION 18 years and under any medium T 16 Landscape or waterscape T 17 Animal/or any other subject T 18 Black and white 16 years and under any medium T 19 Landscape or waterscape T 20 Animal/or any other subject T 21 Black and white 14 years and under any medium T 22 Landscape or waterscape T 23 Animal/or any other subject T 24 Black and white 12 years and under any medium T 25 Landscape or waterscape T 26 Animal/or and other subject T 27 Black and white 10 years and under any medium T 28 Landscape or waterscape T 29 Animal/or any other subject T 30 Black and white 8 years and under any medium T 31 Landscape or waterscape T 32 Animal/or any other subject T 33 Black and white Infants - 6 years and under any medium T 34 Any subject Pre-school any medium T 35 Any subject NURSING HOME, SPECIAL NEEDS, RESIDENTIAL CARE SECTION any medium T 36 Landscape or waterscape T 37 Animal T 38 Still life T 39 Any other subject 104

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110 SECTION V SCARECROW COMPETITION 2017 Orange Show 13 th & 14 th May Entries Close: 10.00am 8 th May 2017 Entries to: Please deliver all exhibits to the Agricultural Pavilion Thursday 11 th May Between 8.30am 5pm Friday 12 th May between 8.30am 10.00am Entry Fee: $1.50 Prizes: 1 st $5, 2 nd $3 Overall Champion Scarecrow Prize $10 Junior Section 10yrs & Under V01 V02 V03 V04 V05 Scariest Scarecrow Prettiest Scarecrow Coolest Scarecrow Scarecrow representing your favourite animal eg: dog or cat Scarecrow of your choice. Open Section 11yrs & Over V06 V07 V08 V09 V10 V11 Scariest Scarecrow Prettiest Scarecrow Coolest Scarecrow A Scarecrow representing your favourite animal eg: dog or cat Hippy scarecrow Scarecrow of your choice Sections V10 V13 is for schools or groups of people only V12 V13 V14 V15 V16 Scariest Scarecrow Prettiest Scarecrow Coolest Scarecrow Scarecrow of your choice Scarecrow made from recycle material 107

111 ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY Inc PO Box 312 ORANGE, NSW Office open Tuesday pm ph/fax (02) President: Peter Naylor Secretary Chris Parkes Just A Reminder Renewal of Membership of the Orange Show Society is now due. Name: Address: Postcode Telephone: q Ordinary Membership (paid annually) - $30.00 One Members ticket (not transferable) and two guests of Member. q Junior Membership (Under 12 yrs)(paid annually) - $8.00 One Members ticket (not transferable). q Financial Life Membership -$ One Members ticket (not transferable) and two guests of Member. Membership Offers You- * Admission to the ground over two (2) days of the show * The right to attend the Annual General Meeting and vote on issues that concerns the Society. OFFICE USE ONLY Badge # Amount Paid $ Date Paid Receipt # Computer Entry 108

112 ORANGE SHOW SOCIETY Secretary, P.O. Box 312, Orange NSW 2800 Please refer to section for closing date of entries. ABN EXHIBITORʼS ENTRY FORM Please read instrucitons to exhibitors at head of each section in which entries are made. Entrance Fees as per Prize Schedule EXHIBITORʼS NAME (block letters) POSTAL ADDRESS Section Class No. PARTICULARS OF EXHIBITS Exh/Pen No. Entry Fees $ I agree to exhibit under the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of the Society and certify that the above entries are true and correct. All entries include GST ENCLOSED HEREWITH SEE OTHER SIDE OF FORM FOR INDEMNITY AND WAIVER FORM WHICH MUST BE COMPLETED. Date... Signature... Received entry (date) / / Amount $... Signature... PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY RETURN BOTH FORMS INTACT 109

113 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW INC INDEMNITY AND WAIVER TO BE SIGNED BY COMPETITOR/EXHIBITOR AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN 2017 This form is to be signed by the parent/guardian of all competitors/exhibitors under the age of 18 years in events involving animals or where there is considered to be an element of risk such as the Demolition Derby. I Print Name of Print Address 24 Agree to compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at my own risk 25 Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. 26 Agree to compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by me in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to me whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature Date Witness.. Signed for and on behalf of Orange Agricultural Show Society INDEMNITY AND WAIVER TO BE SIGNED BY THE PARENT OR GUADIAN OR COMPETITORS/EXHIBITORS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS OF AGE AT AN AGRICULATURAL SHOW IN 2016 This form is to be signed by the parent/guardian of all competitors/exhibitors under the age of 18 years in events involving animals or where there is considered to be an element of risk such as the Demolition Derby... Print Name of Parent or Guardian of Print Address I Am the parent/guardian of Print Name or Names And I agree that he/she/they have my permission to compete/exhibit at an Agricultural Show subject to the following terms and conditions - 27 Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at any Agricultural Show in NSW at his/her/their own risk 28 Agree not to make any claim against any Agricultural Show Society of NSW for any injury or loss sustained at any Agricultural Show. 29 Agree that he/she/they will compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified any Agricultural Show Society, together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any show against any claims, suits, actions or demands which may be bought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by me in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the show society together with any other organization or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to he/she/they whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. Signature of parent or guardian Date Witness. 110

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