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YANKALILLA, RAPID BAY & MYPONGA

Agricultural & Horticultural Society Inc. 135th Annual Show

Saturday 30th September, 2017

Photo supplied by Sharon Porter

The Amazing Drumming Monkeys

Flavella (Roving snake performer)

Scott Stunz (Magician)

Sideshows and Rides

Radicool Reptiles

Working Draught Horses

Animal Nursery

Antique Farm Machinery Display

This Year’s Attractions Include

CONTENTS SHOW SOCIETY Contents and General Enquiries 2

List of Advertisers 31

Membership list 30

Officers and Thank You 3

Yankalilla Show AGM 31

Yankalilla Show Donors & Sponsors 3

Yankalilla Show Rules 5

STH COUNTRY SHOWS ASSOC. Ag Society Council SA Sponsors 3

SCSA Award Sponsors/Winners 6

SCSA Dates 5

SCSA Rules 4

Young Ambassador Award 12

OUTDOOR EXHIBITS Section A Horses 8 - 9

Section C Sheep 10 - 11

Section H Wool 12

Section P Children’s Pets 13

Section Q Create an Animal 13

INDOOR EXHIBITS CWA Scone Mix Competition 23 Rich Fruit / Genoa Cake Competition 21 Tea Cosy Competition 25 Section G Photography 14

Section J Fruit, Veg, Farm Produce 15

Section K Flowers 19 Section L Cookery 22 Section M Needlework 24 Section M1 Painting 23 Section N Handicrafts 25 Section O Children’s Section 26 Section O2 Children’s Cookery 27 Section R Home Brew & Wine 29

FORMS Exhibitor Entry Form 17 Hacks Entry Form 17 Ovine Johnne’s Declaration 11 Show membership Form 21

THANK YOU A special thank you to the numerous exhibitors for their support. The judges, officials and businesses who have generously assisted the Society with their skill, awards, vouchers and donations. The conveners, stewards and people behind the scenes who have worked tirelessly to make our show happen. To the traders and public we hope you have a lovely day.

Emanda Fretwell—President Yankalilla Rapid Bay & Myponga Agricultural and Horticultural Show

Society Inc. Agricultural Show grounds; Main Road Yankalilla 5203, Phone 0484 377 062

Yankalilla, Rapid Bay and Myponga Agricultural and Horticultural Society Inc.

Affiliated with the Southern Country Shows Association

and Equestrian S.A.

To be officially opened at 12 noon by

John Hutchinson OAM—last gun shearer

GATES OPEN

7.00 am - Trade 9.00 am - Public

ADMISSION

Admission Adult $10 Aged Pensioners $5

(Pensioners must produce Pension Card)

Children 5 -15 years $5

JUDGING Hall - See inside for individual sections

Ring Events 8:30 am Sheep 10:00 am

Children’s Pets judged 5.30pm on Thursday 28th September.

The Show Society organise for your enjoyment, Lunch, Morning and Afternoon Teas,

and Light Refreshments on the Show Grounds, all at reasonable prices.

Buy your show bags from the Show Bag Kiosk Situated behind the Main Hall

Prize Money - available to collect from the office in the Main Hall from 12 noon to

4pm show day. All exhibits to remain on

display until 4pm on Show Day. Please collect your

exhibits 4 - 5 pm show day. Thank You!

GENERAL ENQUIRIES—0484 377 062

Secretary Pam Satchell [email protected]

Trade Space Bookings …...….. Ian Main ………….… 0439 861 001

Childrens ……………...……... Rachel Preston …….... 0433 214 682 Childrens Cookery ………….. Nicole Filsell ……..… 8598 0223 Cookery ………………...…… Secretary …………….. 0484 377 062 Create a Farm Animal ……….. Wendy White ……….. 8558 3644 Flowers ………………...……. Julianne Ryan ………. 0418 948779 Fruit, Vegies and Farm Produce Sue Elliott ……...…... 0415 694 013 Handicraft ………………..….. Lorraine Spry ……..… 85582902 Home Brew and Wine ..…….... Darryl Swansson .…… 0428 500 666 Horses …………………..…… Wendy Hunt …….…... 0428 583 300 Needlework …………..……... Margaret Morgan …... 8558 3353 Painting ………………..…….. Secretary ……………. 0484 377 062 Photography …………..……… Garry Benson ……….. 0429 196 924 Sheep …………………..……. Pat Pearce ...…………. 8598 5316 Wool …………………..…….. Bronte Bond ………… 8558 2147

VISIT OUR WEB PAGE www.Yankshow.com

For all the latest updates and full show schedule & entry details

Show Office Open

10am -3pm on the

Monday to Friday in the

week before show day.

Phone 0484 377 062

Yankalilla Rapid Bay & Myponga Agricultural and Horticultural Show Society Inc.

Patrons: GR Mayfield & P Whitford President: Emanda Fretwell,

Vice Presidents: Robyn Burnett, Kirsten Holmes, Ian Main Secretary: Pam Satchell, Treasurer: Joy Whellum

Management Committee: Nicole Filsell, Kaye Fox, Gwen Hamlyn, Peter Hawker, Sonia Hunt,

Mark Pearse, Rachel Preston Honorary Medical Officer: Dr Lyn Gardiner

Life Members: Mr TM Bennett, Mr RJ Edwards, Mr RK Fairchild,

Mr D Goode, Mrs B Gubbin, Mrs WA Hunt, Mr G James , Mrs J Gunn, Mrs LA Johnston , Mr MW Jones , Mr GR Mayfield,

Mr & Mrs WA Pearce, Mr SG Putland , Mr T Roberts , Mr B Stevens, Mr J Stone, Mrs E Fretwell, Mrs M Aistrope,

Mrs R Burnett. “Agriculture makes life possible Horticulture makes life worthwhile”

THANK YOU Annual General

Sponsors Australian Capital Equity Chemplus Normanville

Pharmacy Sunny Bank

Yankalilla Veterinary Clinic

And to all our DONORS & SPONSORS

Aldinga & Sellicks Hand Spinners &

Knitters

Ray & Dawn Barton

Carla Blair

Bev Bowyer

B & F Burford

Sharon Campbell Smith

Ingvill Clarke

R & H Clarke

S Cossey & H Scholfield

C J Crawford

Robin Dunn

E Fretwell

S & A Fretwell

Ena Harvey

M & J Hill

Merle Hirsch

John & Helen Humphrys

Paul Jelfs

Chris King

Links Peninsula Bar and Restaurant

D Lush

G R Mayfield

Denise McGrath

Lorraine McLoughlin

S.A. Mitchell

J & M Morgan

Peter & Marg Murphy

Normanville Natural Resource Centre

Mark & Jill Pearse

G R & M J Rowlands

South Coast Camera Club

South Coast Sand & Civil

Kerry Stokes

Rod & Marie Stone

Michael Thomas

Amanda Wallis

E Whitehorn & M Robertson

Glenys White

PG & VM Whitford

Yankalilla CWA

Yankalilla Historical Society

Don’t miss our new section

Create an Animal found on a farm

see page 13 for Full details

Helpers are always needed and welcomed on Show Day.

If you can give any time please contact one of the Management Committee prior to Show Day!

SOUTHERN COUNTRY SHOW’S ASSOCIATION RULES

No entry will be received from any person disqualified by any Society in this Association, or by the Southern Country Shows Association, during the period of such disqualification. Should an entry be accepted it shall, when discovered, be deemed void and the entry fee may be forfeited.

SOUTHERN COUNTRY SHOW’S ASSOCIATION 2017 AGGREGATE TROPHIES

The following trophies to be won outright during the 2017 series of Annual Shows affiliated with the above association by the competitor exhibiting in at least two (2) shows. To be won by the exhibitor who gains the Highest Aggregate number of points. Points allotted: First, 5 points; Second, 3 points.

R.A.H.S. MEDALLION: PHOTOGRAPHY

HORSES ART JUNIOR HANDLER POULTRY PHOTOGRAPHY JUNIOR ART DAIRY CATTLE COOKERY JUNIOR POULTRY BEEF CATTLE CUT FLOWERS JUNIOR COOKERY LONG WOOL SHEEP POTTED PLANTS JUNIOR HANDICRAFTS SHORT WOOL SHEEP FLORAL ART JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY WOOL NEEDLEWORK JUNIOR LEGO EGGS CRAFT JUNIOR FLORAL ART FRUIT & VEGETABLES HOME PRODUCE WOODWORK

The Southern Country Show’s Association acknowledges with gratitude the following companies & individuals support for the Aggregate Trophies:

Horseland. Mt Barker Phil Miegel, Patron Mt Barker Fodder Laucke Flour Mills, Strathalbyn Royal A & H Society of SA Inc Strathalbyn H Hardware G & J East Machinery, Strathalbyn Daish Irrigation & Fodder, Elders, Strathalbyn Murray Bridge & Strathalbyn

Neutrog Australia, Kanmantoo Murray Bridge Poultry & Pigeon Society Wohlers Homewares, Mt Barker Compass Farm Feeds, Mt Compass Spotlight, Mt Barker Bunnings, Mt Barker Ned’s Emporium Victoria Hotel, Strathalbyn Crystal Creations on High Street, Strathalbyn Strathalbyn Amcal Pharmacy Seaside Secretarial Carol Youles, Middleton Julianne Wandel, Culburra Rex & Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn

Uraidla & Summertown H & F Society Inc Michael Hall, Brokunga

A joint SCSA/ CDSA Perpetual Trophy has been donated by Damien Liebelt and Jacquie Francis to an exhibitor who exhibits in a minimum of

2 shows in each association. This year’s section is COOKERY.

Presentation rotates and in 2018 will be presented at the SCSA dinner.

2017 Winner: POULTRY – Rex & Leah Liebelt

DATES

2017 A.S.C.S.A. Rich Fruit Cake and Genoa Cake Semi- Finals – Coonalpyn Show 2017 S.C.S.A. Trophy Presentation Night – Friday November 24th – Strathalbyn 2018 S.C.S.A. Annual Dinner & Y R A Finals – Saturday April 28th – Murray Bridge 2018 S.C.S.A. CWA / Laucke’s Scone Finals – Saturday April 28th – Murray Bridge

2017 Yankalilla Show

OFFICIAL OPENING

On the Shearing Shed Stage

by Australia’s last gun shearer

John Hutchinson O.A.M.

The 2017 Yankalilla Show is to opened by Australia’s last gun

shearer John Hutchinson O.A.M. Inducted into the Shearers' Hall of Fame, 2002.

In 1999 John was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for his contribution as a shearer trainer and

teacher. In 1969 he won the first of six Australian championships and

demonstrated shearing at the Osaka World Expo. Despite fame as the ‘quiet gun from

South Australia’, and success in competition well into the 1980s, John at 73 years old still promotes awareness & recognition of the

shearing industry. John has been not only a significant supporter of the South Australian Shearing

Industry but also a supporter of our rural community and Agricultural Shows.

John has been demonstrating shearing at the Yankalilla Show for many years providing not only the

opportunity to see sheep professionally shorn but to also provide entertaining commentary on

the shearing process. We are very proud to have John officially open the Yankalilla Show at 12 noon. At

the Shearing shed stage where John will also be doing demonstrations during the day.

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1. Exhibitor must subscribe the membership fee to compete in Sections A, C & H.

2. Only written entries accepted. 3. For the close of entries, refer to

individual sections 4. No entries taken on morning of Show

except where specified. 5. No phone entries and no late entries

will be accepted. 6. Outdoor exhibits must be ready for

judging by 10am Show Day. Ring events by 9am except where specified.

7. All Indoor Exhibits must remain on site until 4pm.

8. The judges shall have the power to withhold a prize for an Exhibit they consider not worthy, but may award a lower prize in lieu thereof.

9. Sideshows must hold current Public Liability Insurance with a copy to Secretary.

10. The ruling of the Management Committee in any dispute shall be final.

11. All exhibits must be the bona fide property or manufacture of the exhibitor and all produce made or grown by the exhibitor. If any exhibitor is acting contrary to the rules the Committee has the power to withhold all prizes awarded to them. All livestock must be the property of the exhibitor one month prior to Show Day.

12. No-one is allowed in ring except Judges, Stewards and persons attending stock.

13. An exhibitor who wants to protest shall give notice to Secretary (in writing) and pay a fee amounting to half the value of prize, no later than 4pm on day of Show. The fee shall be forfeited if protest is considered to be frivolous by the Society.

14. Prize money for all sections will be paid in cash on Show Day from noon until 4pm. Prize money not collected by 4pm will be forfeited. Exhibitors can collect their prize payment cards from Stewards on presentation of their exhibitor’s ticket. All prize money payments will be made from Secretary’s office, except for section A

15. All Indoor Sections must have at least 3 entries to award second prize.

16. Members and non-members are invited to exhibit anything rare or choice, without entrance fee, to add to the attraction of the Show.

17. No entry will be received from any person disqualified by any Society in Assoc. or by the Assoc. during the period of such disqualification. Should any entry be accepted, it shall, when discovered, be deemed void and entry fee will be forfeited.

18. Due to health regulations, it is not permitted to consume food items entered in Show.

Yankalilla, Rapid Bay and Myponga Agricultural and

Horticultural Society Inc. Rules and Regulations

Buy your Show Bags

From the Show Bag Kiosk Behind the Main Hall

SOUTHERN COUNTRY SHOWS ASSOCATION

LIFE MEMBERS: Messrs B. H. Basham, A. G. Air and C. L. Dunn (all dec’d) Mr. Michael Scott ASM, Mrs. Pat McAlinden, Mrs Carol Youles, Mr Rex Liebelt PATRONS: Mr. Michael Scott, Mr Phil Miegel, Mrs Pat McAlinden, Mrs Carol Youles PRESIDENT: Mrs. Julianne Wandel, PO Box 272, Tintinara, SA, 5266 Phone (08) 8575 8036, Mobile: 0429 098 526 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mr. Clive Wundersitz, Phone (08) 8538 5064 JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mr. Damien Liebelt, Phone 0421 382 359 SECRETARY: Mr Rex Liebelt, 14 Lime Street, Strathalbyn, SA, 5255 Phone: 0407 181 664 ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Mrs Gayle Garrett OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AWARDS: 2009: Connie Launer 2010: Dillis Wright 2011: Rex Liebelt 2012: Jeff Evans 2013: Malcolm Maywald 2014: Alice Jericho 2015: Jan White 2017: Colin Rawlins 2017: Thelma Pfeiffer

LIST OF SHOW DATES AND SECRETARIES

MURRAY BRIDGE A & H SOCIETY INC. 2017 2018 Mrs Nicole Wheatland Fri & Sat Fri & Sat PO Box 315, Murray Bridge 5253 September September Office: (08) 8531 0248 22nd & 23rd 21th & 22nd Website: www.murraybridgeshow.com.au HORSE SHOW Sun 24th Sun 23rd

YANKALILLA, RAPID BAY & MYPONGA A & H SOCIETY INC. Mrs Pam Satchell Saturday Saturday PO Box 215, Yankalilla 5203 September 30th September 29th Phone: 0484 377 062 Email: [email protected] Website: www.yankshow.com STRATHALBYN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. Ms Robyn Van Dok Monday Monday PO Box 713, Strathalbyn 5255 October 2nd October 1st Mobile: 0430 902 907 Website: www.strathalbynshow.com.au HORSE SHOW - Sunday Oct 1st Sunday Sep 30th

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. (PORT ELLIOT) Mrs Gayle Garrett Sat & Sun Sat & Sun PO Box 399, Victor Harbor 5211 October October 7th & 8th 6th & 7th Mobile: 0419 494 275 Website: www.portelliotshow.com.au

COONALPYN & DISTRICT A & H SOCIETY INC Mrs Faye Klitscher Saturday Saturday PO Box 29, Coonalpyn 5265 October 21st October 20th Phone (08) 8571 1320 Website: www.coonalpynshow.info

CALLINGTON A & H SOCIETY INC. Mrs Judy Paech Sunday Sunday PO Box 21, Callington 5254 October 29th October 28th

Mobile: 0415701493 Website: www.callingtonshow.com.au URAIDLA & SUMMERTOWN H & F SOCIETY INC. Mrs Evelyn Wagner Sunday Sunday PO Box 87, Uraidla 5142 November 5th November 4th

Phone: 8390 3653 Website: www.uraidlashow.com

KANGAROO ISLAND SHOWS ASSOCIATION

Kangaroo Island Show (Kingscote) – Sat Oct 28th 2017

Parndana Show – Sat Nov 11th 2017

MAJOR SPONSOR: Ned’s Emporium

Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor, Mt Barker, Morphett Vale, Welland, Elizabeth & Gawler

http://www.coonalpynshow.info/

2016 AGGREGATE TROPHY SPONSORS AND WINNERS Trophy Winner Sponsor Horses Picasso Group Horseland (V & C Lawrie, M Haynes & D Quayle) MEDALLION – Royal A & H Society Dairy Cattle Billabong Holsteins & Ayrshires, Woods Point Daish Irrigation & Fodder, Strathalbyn & Murray Bridge (Afford Family) Beef Cattle Jess Paine, Harrogate(Rosehill Square Meaters) Phil Miegel, Patron Short Wool Sheep Roland Floyd, Willunga G & J East Machinery, Strathalbyn Wool Judy & Keith Paech, Callington G & J East Machinery, Strathalbyn Poultry Danmalee Poultry, Meningie Strathalbyn & Districts Poultry & Pigeon Club (Danny Jacob & Melissa Crouch) Photography Beth Nixon, McCracken Seaside Secretarial, Victor Harbor Fruit & Vegetables John Uren, Murray Bridge Daish Irrigation & Fodder, Strathalbyn & Murray Bridge Cut Flowers Thelma Pfeiffer, Mt Barker Strath H Hardware, Strathalbyn Potted Plants Marie Fendler, Mt Torrens Rex & Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn Cookery Carolyn Johnson, Peake Laucke Flour Mills, Strathalbyn Home Produce Wendy Uren, Murray Bridge Julianne Wandel, Culburra Eggs Rex & Leah Liebelt, Strathalbyn Neutrog Australia, Kanmantoo Art Catherine Gibbons, Tailem Bend Yankalilla, Rapid Bay & Myponga A & H Society Inc Needlework Kathleen Bentley, Wistow Yankalilla, Rapid Bay & Myponga A & H Society Inc Crafts John Eckermann, Strathalbyn Michael Hall, Brukunga Junior Cookery Elsie Johnson, Peake Laucke Flour Mills, Strathalbyn Junior Poultry Keryn Hull, Strathalbyn Strathalbyn & Districts Poultry & Pigeon Club Junior Art Cooper Geue, Strathalbyn Julianne Wandel, Culburra Junior Handicrafts Elsie Johnson, Peake Crystal Creations on High St, Strathalbyn Junior Lego Elsie Johnson, Peake Carol Youles, Middleton Long Wool Sheep, Junior Handler, Junior Photography, Floral Art , Junior Floral Art - NOT WON THANKS ALSO TO THESE SPONSORS: Ned’s Emporium, Victoria Hotel, Strathalbyn, Strathalbyn Amcal Pharmacy

SCSA RURAL AMBASSADORS:

2017 Rural Ambassador

Nicole Filsell (Yankalilla Show)

2017 Rural Ambassador Runner-up

Michael Hall (Uraidla Show)

2017 Young Rural Ambassador

Caitlin Marshall (Coonalpyn Show)

2017 Young Rural Ambassador

Henry Scott (Port Elliot Show)

COOKING:

2016 Rich Fruit Cake Championship

James Tickner, Meadows

2016 Genoa Cake Championship

Maree Askell 2016 CWA/ Laucke’s Scone Competition

Alison Woidt, Peake

CONGRATULATIONS—to our committee member—NICOLE

Catch up with her on show day to discuss how you can learn more about the Ambassador program

Outdoor Exhibits ALL ENTRIES TO BE IN WRITING,

ACCOMPANIED BY THE ENTRY FEE AND MEMBERSHIP FEE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

All outdoor Entries close at 1pm Wednesday before Show Day unless otherwise specified.

Prize money to be collected on Show day & no exhibit is to be removed before 4pm. See individual Sections for specific rules and information. Any further information please contact person listed below: Section A - Horses Wendy Hunt - 0428 583 300 Section C - Sheep Pat Pearce - 8598 5316 Section H - Wool Bronte Bond - 8558 2147 Section P - Pets Wendy McKenzie - 8558 3991 Section Q - Create a Farm Animal Wendy White - 8558 3644 OVINE BRUCELLOSIS - All rams regardless of breed, are to have been tested for BRUCELLOSIS with negative results. OVINE JOHNNE’S DISEASE - All exhibitors must complete and return, one per entry form, the Ovine Johnne’s Disease flock status

Shearing Demonstrations by Australia’s last gun shearer John Hutchinson O.A.M. Inducted into the Shearers' Hall of Fame, 2002. In 1999 John was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for his contribution as a shearer trainer and teacher. In 1969 he won the first of six Australian championships and demonstrated shearing at the Osaka World Expo. Despite fame as the ‘quiet gun from South Australia’, and success in competition well into the 1980s, John at 72 years old still promotes awareness & recognition of the shearing industry. See him in action on stage at the shearing shed at the Yankalilla Show.

Children (and the young at heart) will

experience hands on reptile

demonstrations plus information relating

to basic needs and habitats, survival, food

chains, endo- eco therms and evolution.

The focus is on Sustainability, Respect and

the Environment, with a big emphasis on

Snake Safety and Awareness.

Nadia and her scaly friends look forward

to visiting the Yank show.

PROUDLY PRESENTED BY

Normanville Natural Resource Centre &

the Yankalilla Show Society

Radicool Reptiles

SECTION A HORSES YANKALILLA, RAPID BAY AND MYPONGA AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

HORSES IN ACTION - SEPTMBER 30th 2017

RING EVENTS COMMENCE AT 8.30AM – GATES OPEN AT 7 AM

ENTRIES TO WENDY HUNT – PO BOX 91, YANKALILLA 5203 ([email protected]) ENTRIES CLOSE – 23rd SEPTEMBER 2017

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE (PIC) MUST BE SUPPLIED

ALL COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO BE MEMBERS OF THE YANKALILLA SHOW SOCIETY

RINGS 1 & 2 ENTRY - $5 PER EVENT Encourage ring 3 Entry - $3 per event

RING 1 1. Pony Hack ne 12h 2. Pony Hack over 12h ne 13h 3. Pony Hack over 13h ne 14h 4. Pony Hack ne 11.2h (rider under

14years) 5. Pony Hack over 11.2h ne 12h

(rider under 14 years) 6. Pony Hack over 12h ne 12.2h 7. Pony Hack over 12.2h ne 13h 8. Pony Hack over 13h ne 13.2h 9. Pony Hack over 13.2h ne 14h 10. Lightweight Pony ne 12.2h 11. Heavyweight Pony ne 12.2h 12. Lightweight Pony over 12.2h ne

14h 13. Heavyweight Pony over 12.2h ne

14h 14. Open Pony ne 12.2h 15. Open Pony over 12.2h ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY ne 12.2h CHAMPION AND RESERVE

CHAMPION PONY over 12.2h ne 14h

16. Galloway Hack over 14h ne

14.2h 17. Galloway Hack over 14.2h ne

15h 18. Lightweight Galloway over 14h

ne 14.2h 19. Heavyweight Galloway over 14h

ne 14.2h 20. Lightweight Galloway over

14.2h ne 15h 21. Heavyweight Galloway over

14.2h ne 15h 22. Open Galloway

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY

23. Hack over 15h ne 15.2h 24. Hack over 15.2h ne 16h 25. Hack over 16h 26. Lightweight Hack over 15h 27. Heavyweight Hack over 15h 28. Open Hack over 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK

29. Hunter over 15h ne 15.2h 30. Hunter over 15.2h ne 16h 31. Hunter over 16h 32. Lightweight Hunter over 15h 33. Heavyweight Hunter over 15h 34. Open Hunter over 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER OVER 15 HANDS

35. Galloway Hunter over 14h ne

14.2h 36. Galloway Hunter over 14.2h ne

15h 37. Lightweight Galloway Hunter 38. Heavyweight Galloway Hunter 39. Open Galloway Hunter

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HUNTER

40. Pony Hunter ne 11.2h 41. Pony Hunter over 11.2h ne 12h 42. Pony Hunter over 12h ne 12.2h 43. Pony Hunter over 12.2h ne 13h 44. Pony Hunter over 13h ne 13.2h 45. Pony Hunter over 13.2h ne 14h 46. Lightweight Pony Hunter 47. Heavyweight Pony Hunter 48. Open Pony Hunter

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HUNTER

RING 2 49. Hunter over 15h ne 15.2h 50. Hunter over 15.2h ne 16h 51. Hunter over 16h 52. Lightweight Hunter over 15h 53. Heavyweight Hunter over 15h 54. Open Hunter over 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER OVER 15 HANDS

55. Galloway Hunter over 14h ne

14.2h 56. Galloway Hunter over 14.2h ne

15h 57. Lightweight Galloway Hunter 58. Heavyweight Galloway Hunter 59. Open Galloway Hunter


HUNTER

60. Pony Hunter ne 11.2h 61. Pony Hunter over 11.2h ne 12h 62. Pony Hunter over 12h ne 12.2h 63. Pony Hunter over 12.2h ne 13h 64. Pony Hunter over 13h ne 13.2h 65. Pony Hunter over 13.2h ne 14h 66. Lightweight Pony Hunter 67. Heavyweight Pony Hunter 68. Open Pony Hunter

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HUNTER

69. Pony Hack ne 12h 70. Pony Hack over 12h ne 13h 71. Pony Hack over 13h ne 14h 72. Pony Hack ne 11.2h (rider under

14years) 73. Pony Hack over 11.2h ne 12h

(rider under 14 years) 74. Pony Hack over 12h ne 12.2h 75. Pony Hack over 12.2h ne 13h 76. Pony Hack over 13h ne 13.2h 77. Pony Hack over 13.2h ne 14h

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78. Lightweight Pony ne 12.2h 79. Heavyweight Pony ne 12.2h 80. Lightweight Pony over 12.2h ne

14h 81. Heavyweight Pony over 12.2h ne

14h 82. Open Pony ne 12.2h 83. Open Pony over 12.2h ne 14h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PONY ne 12.2h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE

CHAMPION PONY over 12.2h ne 14h

84. Galloway Hack over 14h ne

14.2h 85. Galloway Hack over 14.2h ne

15h 86. Lightweight Galloway over 14h

ne 14.2h 87. Heavyweight Galloway over 14h

ne 14.2h 88. Lightweight Galloway over

14.2h ne 15h 89. Heavyweight Galloway over

14.2h ne 15h 90. Open Galloway


91. Hack over 15h ne 15.2h 92. Hack over 15.2h ne 16h 93. Hack over 16h 94. Lightweight Hack over 15h 95. Heavyweight Hack over 15h 96. Open Hack over 15h

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HACK OVER 15

HANDS

RING 3 - ENCOURAGE RING • Horses and riders are not eligible

to compete in EA Rings (rings 1 and 2)

• Maiden events are for horses who

have not won a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at any other show or gymkhana

• Helmets must be worn at all

times and meet the current EA standard

• Full club uniform must be worn

for club classes. Hacking jackets, club uniform, or jodhpurs with a neat jumper and shirt with collar and tie must be worn in all other classes

• No double bridles allowed

• Smartest on Parade classes are

not eligible for Championship classes

• Local Riders & Mounts must

reside within the Yankalilla District Council area

• Pleasure classes - snaffle bits

with a single rein only; no whips; no spurs

• Classes maybe combined if

insufficient numbers

Led Classes 97. Led Pony ne 14hh 98. Led Galloway 14hh ne 15hh 99. Led Hack 15hh and over

Topsy Classes for genuine beginners Topsy competitors cannot compete in events 97-99 or events 105 and above. All riders must be led 100. Local Mount 101. Local Rider 102. Pony or Riding Club Mount &

Rider 103. Pony with the longest tail 104. Pony with the best trot Ridden Classes 105. Smartest on Parade in club

uniform 106. Club Mount ne 14hh 107. Club Mount 14hh ne 15hh 108. Club Mount 15hh & over 109. Rider under 12yrs- in club

uniform 110. Rider 12yrs & under 18yrs- in

club uniform 111. Rider 18yrs & over - in club

uniform Champion Club Mount and Rider &

Reserve Champion (classes 106-111) 112. Smartest on Parade any height 113. Maiden Pony Hack ne 14hh 114. Local Pony ne14hh 115. Pony Hack ne 14hh 116. Maiden Galloway Hack 14hh ne

15hh 117. Local Galloway over 14hh

ne15hh 118. Galloway Hack 14hh ne 15hh 119. Maiden Hack 15hh and over 120. Local Hack 15hh and over 121. Hack 15hh and over Champion Hack & Reserve

Champion (classes 113-121) 122. Pleasure Pony Hack NE 14hh 123. Pleasure Galloway Hack 14hh

NE 15hh 124. Pleasure Hack 15hh and over 125. Maiden Rider under 18 years 126. Maiden Rider 18 years and over 127. Rider under 12yrs 128. Rider 12yrs & under 18yrs 129. Rider 18yrs & under 25yrs 130. Rider 25yrs & over 131. Local Rider Under 18 years 132. Local Rider 18 years and over Champion Junior Rider & Reserve

Champion (classes 109,110,125,127,128,131)

Champion Senior Rider & Reserve Champion (classes 111,126,129,130,132)

Take a Seat and Experience the continually changing

performances happening on the Shearing Shed stage

SPECIAL NEW EVENTS

ENCOURAGMENT RING

Check out the new events to be

held in the Encouragement Ring.

Perhaps you can enter!

Run by the

Fleurieu Horse and Pony Club

Any Other Breed 41. Ram over 1½ years 42. Ram under 1½ years 43. Ram under 1½ years shorn after

1st May 44. Ram Lamb born after 1st April

of current year 45. Ewe over 1½ years with own

lamb at foot 46. Ewe under 1½ years 47. Ewe under 1½ years shorn after

1st May 48. Ewe Lamb born after 1st April

of current year 49. Breeders Pair of 2 sheep under

1½ years drawn from general classes

50. Breeders Group of one Ram and two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor

Champion Ram Champion Ewe Supreme Champion Long Wool

Ram Supreme Champion Long Wool

Ewe

15. Border Leicester Ewe over 1½ years with own lamb at foot

16. Border Leicester Ewe under 1½ years

17. Border Leicester Ewe under 1½ years shorn after 1st May

18. Border Leicester Ewe Lamb born after 1st April of current year

19. Border Leicester Breeders Pair of 2 sheep under 1½ years drawn from general classes

20. Border Leicester Breeders Group of 1 Ram & 2 Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor

Champ. Border Leicester Ram Sash Champ. Border Leicester Ewe Sash Dohne 21. Drysdale Ram over 1½ years 22. Drysdale Ram under 1½ years 23. Drysdale Ram under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 24. Drysdale Ram Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 25. Drysdale Ewe over 1½ years 26. Drysdale Ewe under 1½ years 27. Drysdale Ewe under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 28. Drysdale Ewe Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 29. Drysdale Breeders Pair of 2 sheep

under 1½ years drawn from general classes

30. Drysdale Breeders Group of one Ram and two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor

Champion Drysdale Ram Sash Champion Drysdale Ewe Sash

Corriedale 31. Corriedale Ram over 1½ years 32. Corriedale Ram under 1½ years 33. Corriedale Ram under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 34. Corriedale Ram Lamb born after

1st April of current year 35. Corriedale Ewe over 1½ years

with own lamb at foot 36. Corriedale Ewe under 1½ years 37. Corriedale Ewe under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 38. Corriedale Ewe Lamb born after

1st April of current year 39. Corriedale Breeders Pair of 2

sheep under 1½ years drawn from general classes

40. Corriedale Breeders Group of one Ram and two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor

Champion Corriedale Ram Sash Champion Corriedale Ewe Sash

SECTION C SHEEP Convenor: Pat Pearce

For General Rules see Pages 4 & 5

Entry Fee $1.00

1st Prize - $2.00 2nd Prize - $1.00

Entries close at 1pm Wednesday before

Show Day

Exhibits to be at the Show by 9am Show Day.

Judging commences at 10 am

• Sheep to be owned by the exhibitor, to be from a Brucellosis free flock (number to accompany entry form), to be from Ovine Johnne’s accredited MN2 or score 5 or above, see page 8.Stud Sheep Clas-ses to be Ovine Brucellosis & Johnne’s Disease free.

• The owners of sheep or one of their em-ployees shall be allowed to hold sheep while being judged, but the exhibit shall be subject to immediate disqualification if any conversation takes place with the judge at the time of judging.

• Any sheep having been defeated in any class (group excepted) shall not be eligible for a Champion award, not withstanding such sheep may have taken a first prize in another class.

• All entries to be Registered sheep.

All exhibitors exhibit at their own risk

LONG WOOL SECTION

Romney

1. Romney Ram over 1½ years 2. Romney Ram under 1½ years 3. Romney Ram under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 4. Romney Ram Lamb born after

1st April of current year 5. Romney Ewe over 1½ years with

own lamb at foot 6. Romney Ewe under 1½ years 7. Romney Ewe under 1½ years

shorn after 1st May 8. Romney Ewe Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 9. Romney Breeders Pair of 2 sheep

under 1½ years drawn from general classes

10. Romney Breeders Group of one Ram and two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor

Champion Romney Ram Champion Romney Ewe

Border Leicester 11. Border Leicester Ram over 1½

years 12. Border Leicester Ram under 1½

years 13. Border Leicester Ram under 1½

years shorn after 1st May 14. Border Leicester Ram Lamb born

after 1st April of current year

GENERAL ATTRACTIONS

Entertainment throughout the day on the shearing shed stage

includes shearing demonstrations, a variety of live music, and the official opening

at 12.00 noon. Show rides and Sideshow

attractions, camel & pony rides, live snakes, hands on animal

nursery, market stalls, main hall showcasing the competitive

Exhibits, art pavilion, Aldinga & Sellicks Spinners &

Knitters Shorn to Worn demonstration, photography, show bags and plenty of food

and lots more.....

SHORT WOOL SECTION Texel

51. Texel Ram over 1½ years, shorn 52. Texel Ram under 1½ years, shorn 53. Texel Ram Pair under 1½ years,

shorn 54. Texel Ram Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 55. Texel Ewe over 1½ years, shorn 56. Texel Ewe under 1½ years, shorn 57. Texel Ewe Pair under 1½ years,

shorn 58. Texel Ewe Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 59. Texel Breeders Group of one Ram

and two Ewe under 1½ years bred by exhibitor, shorn

60. Texel Sire’s Progeny Group; in-cluding lambs, any sex combina-tion drawn from existing classes, bred by exhibitor Champion Texel Ram Sash Champion Texel Ewe Sash

Poll Dorset 61. Poll Dorset Ram over 1½ years,

shorn 62. Poll Dorset Ram under 1½ years,

shorn 63. Poll Dorset Ram Pair under 1½

years, shorn 64. Poll Dorset Ram Lamb born after

1st April of current year 65. Poll Dorset Ewe over 1½ years,

shorn with own lamb at foot 66. Poll Dorset Ewe under 1½ years,

shorn 67. Poll Dorset Ewe Pair under 1½

years, shorn 68. Poll Dorset Ewe Lamb born after

1st April of current year 69. Poll Dorset Breeders Group of one

Ram and two Ewe under 1½ years bred by exhibitor, shorn

70. Poll Dorset Sire’s Progeny Group; including lambs, any sex combina-tion drawn from existing classes, bred by exhibitor

Champion Poll Dorset Ram Sash Champion Poll Dorset Ewe Sash

White Suffolk 71. White Suffolk Ram over 1½ years,

shorn 72. White Suffolk Ram under 1½

years, shorn 73. White Suffolk Ram Pair under 1½

years, shorn 74. White Suffolk Ram Lamb born

after 1st April of current year 75. White Suffolk Ewe over 1½ years,

shorn with own lamb at foot 76. White Suffolk Ewe under 1½

years, shorn 77. White Suffolk Ewe Pair under 1½

years, shorn 78. White Suffolk Ewe Lamb born

after 1st April of current year

79. White Suffolk Breeders Group of one Ram and two Ewe under 1½ years bred by exhibitor, shorn

80. White Suffolk Sire’s Progeny Group; including lambs, any sex combination drawn from existing classes, bred by exhibitor

Champion White Suffolk Ram Sash Champion White Suffolk Ewe Sash

Suffolk Sheep 81. Suffolk Ram over 1½ years 82. Suffolk Ram under 1½ years 83. Suffolk Ram Pair under 1½ years,

shorn after 1st May 84. Suffolk Ram Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 85. Suffolk Ewe over 1½ years, shorn

with own lamb at foot 86. Suffolk Ewe 1½ years, shorn 87. Suffolk Ewe Pair 1½ years, shorn 88. Suffolk Ewe Lamb born after 1st

April of current year 89. Suffolk Breeders Group of one

Ram and two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor, shorn

90. Suffolk Sire’s Progeny Group; including lambs, any sex combi-nation drawn from existing classes, bred by exhibitor

Champion Suffolk Ram Sash Champion Suffolk Ewe Sash

Any Other Breed

91. Ram over 1½ years, shorn

92. Ram under 1½ years, shorn 93. Ram Pair under 1½ years, shorn

after 1st May 94. Ram Lamb born after 1st April of

current year 95. Ewe over 1½ years, shorn with

own lamb at foot 96. Ewe under 1½ years, shorn 97. Ewe Pair under 1½ years, shorn 98. Ewe Lamb born after 1st April of

current year 99. Breeders Group of one Ram and

two Ewes under 1½ years bred by exhibitor, shorn

100. Sire’s Progeny Group; including lambs, any sex combination drawn from existing classes, bred by exhibitor

Champion Ram Sash Champion Ewe Sash

Supreme Champion Short Wool Ram Sash

Supreme Champion Short Wool Ewe Sash

Prime Sheep 101. Three Prime Lambs in wool not

under 18kg 102. Three Prime Lambs in wool not

over 18kg 103. Three Prime Woolly Wethers any

breed of most commercial value 104. Crossbreed Ewe for breeding

prime lambs with own lamb at foot judged as a unit.

Please sign and return this declaration with your entry form.

I, the undersigned, do hereby declare that Ovine Johnne’s disease is not known or suspected to have occurred during the last five (5) years in flocks or in properties from which these animals originate. SIGNED………………………………………. DATE………………………………………..

STUD…………………………………………………………………………………………….

OWNER………………………………………………………………………………………...

ADDRESS…………………………………………….………………………………………..

Ovine Johnne’s Status for this flock is

Please tick only one

PIC SK901878 Pic #................................

All Sheep Exhibitors must complete and return one of these declarations with their entries

Ovine Johnne’s Disease Declaration


MNI Targeted Surveillance Not Tested

SECTION H WOOL Enquiries: Bronte Bond

For General Rules see Pages 4 & 5

Entry Fee $1.00

1st Prize - $2.00 2nd Prize - $1.00

Entries close at 1pm Wednesday

before Show Day

Wool judging held 10am Saturday. All entries to be at Showgrounds by 9:30am show day.

Class: 1. Crossbred Fleece Wool (28 mic to 32 mic) 2. Corriedale Fleece Wool (27 mic to 28 mic) 3. Merino Ram Fleece Fine (20 mic and under) 4. Merino Ram Fleece Medium (21 mic to 23 mic) 5. Merino Ram Fleece Strong (24 mic and over) 6. Merino Ewe Fleece Fine (20 mic and under) 7. Merino Ewe Fleece Medium (21 mic to 23 mic) 8. Merino Ewe Fleece Strong (24 mic and over) 9. Merino Lamb Fleece 10. Crossbred Lamb Fleece 11. Corriedale Ram Fleece 12. Polwarth Fleece 13. Polwarth Ram Fleece Exhibitor gaining highest number of points in Sections

1– 13

(1st 5 pts, 2nd 3pts) $10.00

14. Mark Mitchell Trophy - Fleece of Most Commercial Value

Mark George Mitchell Memorial Wool Class - $20.00

Prize donated by

Yankalilla Show Society

YANKALILLA SHOWGROUNDS HIRING CHARGES

MAIN HALL $80

SUPPER ROOM $60 ENTIRE GROUNDS $120 (depending on impact)

Above rates apply for community groups.

By negotiation for other private hire for events,

parties or weddings. For all bookings please contact:

[email protected]

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RURAL AMBASSADOR

&YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD

Conducted by SA COUNTRY SHOWS

Are you young and enthusiastic about rural life?

Do you enjoy travelling and meeting new people?

Are you involved in your local community?

These awards aim to highlight the importance of youth in rural

South Australia and in particular the agricultural show

movement. It provides a great opportunity to give young

people a forum to express their views through education

and experience and develop closer links with the primary

industries in South Australia.

Rural Ambassador 20-30 year olds Young Rural Ambassador

16-19 year olds.

For criteria and entry details www.sacountryshows.com or

email [email protected]


http://www.sacountryshows.com

SECTION P CHILDREN’S PETS

Convenor:

Wendy McKenzie

Children are to bring their pets to the Show Hall at 5pm on Thursday

before Show day

Free Entry Prizes—bags and ribbons

Judging will commence at 5.30pm

sharp, no late entries accepted.

Photographs of all children and their entries will be taken and subsequently displayed in the

Children’s Section on Show Day.

Open to all Children aged up to 14 years

Class

1. Dog

2. Cat

3. Rabbit

4. Bird / Poultry

5. Guinea Pig

6. Unusual Pet

7. Any other

SECTION Q

Create an Animal found on a

Farm Convenor: Wendy White

For General Rules see 4/5 and 14

Entry fee of $1.00 per entry

1st Prize $5.00; 2nd Prize $3.00;

Entries and Exhibits to be at Show

Hall 3pm Thursday before Show

Day.

• Let your imaginations run wild and

have fun.

• Create any animal found on a Farm,

including native animals, from

recycled materials (any material,

metal, wood, plastic, fabric etc.)

• Keep in mind that exhibits will be

shown outside in weather and that

recycled materials must be used.

• Judging criteria includes

appropriate selection of materials

and craftmanship including safety

considerations.

Class

1. Junior under 10 years old 2. Class 2 junior under 17yrs old 3. Class 3 adult 4. Class 4 combined group

$30 prize for best overall exhibit sponsored by

Normanville Natural Resource Centre.

$20 prize for People’s Choice sponsored by Normanville Natural

Resource Centre.

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

You be the judge. When viewing

the entries take your time to

choose and vote for your

favourite exhibit and the

People’s choice winner will

receive $20 prize sponsored by

Normanville Natural Resource

Centre.

YANKALILLA SHOW TRAIL

Returning this year

Purchase your bag and get your first item at the Show

Bag stand and find your way around the grounds to collect

10 treats.

There are only 60 bags so get in early.

There is Fleurieu yoghurt,

stickers, lucky dips, fruit and more.

SECTION G PHOTOGRAPHY

Convenor: Garry Benson

For General Rules see 4/5 and 14


1st Prize $5.00; 2nd Prize $3.00;

3rd Prize $2.00

All exhibits to be delivered to

Showground by 1pm Tuesday before

Show Day.

A maximum of ONE print

per class, per person

Please carefully read schedule as

non-complying entries will not be

displayed

All prints must be mounted on stiff

card or foam core to facilitate

display. No block mounts or framed

prints

Download the Judging Notes and

Mounting ideas PDF from the

Yankalilla Show website

http://yankshow.com/images/

Showguide/JudgingPhotography.pdf

Or Contact Garry if you'd like more

information

[email protected]

0429 196 924

Name of exhibitor, and title of print

to be on the back of the exhibit.

All subject categories other than small

prints have a minimum size (excluding

mount) of 29x21cm (i.e. A4) and

maximum size (including mount) of

50x40cm Entries may be reclassified at the

discretion of the convener

Class

1. People (b&w or colour)

2. Open (b&w)

3. Fleurieu Landmarks

4. Flora/Flowers

5. Child Study*

6. Rural Life

7. Nature

8. Landscape

9. Seascape

10. Open (large prints)

11. Open (small prints) **

12. Photojournalism/etc

13. Digital Creative Art***

14. Historical Society Competition#

15. Second Valley Challenge ##

Classes 1-13 correlate with Port Elliot Show photography section and we

encourage all entrants to also enter this competition.

Details portelliotshow.com.au

*Class 5 definition: Children up to 10yrs

**Class 11 Small print subject is

minimum size of 15x10cm and

maximum size of 20x15cm (excluding mount).

*** Class 13 definition: Original art work created digitally (mounted prints

only).

# Class 14 Submit a photograph (black & white, or colour) of a building or place which is part of our district's heritage. The winner’s print will be

retained by the Yankalilla and District Historical Society Inc.

## Class 15 definition: Images to be taken within the environs of Second Valley. The winner’s print will be

retained by the Second Valley Progress Association.

PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZES

Champion Ribbon for overall Best

Print

$20 prize for best black & white print sponsored by

Yankalilla Regional News

(class 1-13)

$20 prize for best colour print

sponsored by

South Coast Camera Club

(class 1-13)

Charles Harvey Award

sponsored by Ena Harvey

$50 cash prize

(class 12)

Our Heritage

Yankalilla and District Historical

Society Inc.

$50 cash prize (class 14)

Second Valley Challenge

Second Valley Progress Association

$100 cash prize (class 15)

PHOTOGRAPHY FEATURE COMPETITION

Second Valley Challenge

Photograph taken within the environs

of Second Valley

$100 Sponsored by


PHOTOGRAPHY FEATURE COMPETITION

Our Heritage

Photograph (black & white, or

colour) of a building or place which is part of our district's heritage.

$50 Sponsored by



SECTION J FRUIT,

VEGETABLES & FARM PRODUCE

Convenor: Sue Elliott For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14

Entry fee of 50 cents per entry

1st Prize $3.00 2nd Prize $1.50 Entries close

3pm Thursday before Show Day. Exhibits to be at Show Hall

by 11am Friday before Show Day. Entries must be home grown.

Kudos given for arrangement, quality & variety.

Class 1. Collection of Vegetables 2. Collection of fruits 3. New Potatoes 1kg 4. Onions bunch 5. Broccoli bunch 6. Carrots bunch 7. Cabbage one 8. Cauliflower one 9. Lettuce one of any variety 10. Beetroot bunch 11. Silver beet bunch 12. Chard bunch 13. Green Peas in pod 500g 14. Broad Beans in pod 500g 15. Pumpkin one 16. Rhubarb six sticks 16a. Vegetable not listed elsewhere 17. Fruit not listed elsewhere 18. Citrus six open 19. Collection of three or more citrus 20. Display of Herbs min three

varieties 21. Parsley, one bunch 22. Lemons six 23. Novelty arrangement or animal

made with vegetables and/or fruit 24. Brown hen eggs half dozen 25. White hen eggs half dozen 26. Fresh duck eggs half dozen 27. Honey– Any variety 28. Collection of Home grown

produce. Grown and/or made by an individual Or group. (Exhibitor to create display in maximum 1sq metre)

Perpetual Trophy for Most Aggregate Points

in Memory of Jock Putland donated by S Weymouth & P Warman (deceased)

Best Exhibit

Donated by Show Society $20

Indoor Exhibits

Indoor Convenor: Emanda Fretwell

ALL ENTRIES TO BE IN WRITING, ACCOMPANIED BY THE ENTRY FEE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

Prize money to be collected on Show day & no exhibit is to be removed before 4pm. See individual Sections for specific rules, information and delivery times. Any further information please contact person listed below: Section G - Photography Garry Benson 0429 196 924 Section J - Fruit, Vegetables & Farm Produce Sue Elliott 0415 694 013 Section K - Flowers Julianne Ryan 0418 948 779 Section L - Cookery/Preserves Secretary 0484 377 062 Section M - Needlework Margaret Morgan 8558 3353 Section M1 - Painting Secretary 0484 377 062 Section N - Handicrafts Lorraine Spry 8558 2902 Section O - Childrens Rachel Preston 0433 214 682 Section O2 - Childrens Cookery Nicole Filsell 8598 0223 Section R - Home Brew/Amateur Wine Darryl Swansson 0428 500 666

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YANKALILLA

Buy Your SHOW BAGS From the

Show Bag Kiosk Behind the Main Hall

Scott Stunz Magician

Most people these days think that the closer you are to the magic show, the

easier it is to spot the trick. We’re here to tell you that you could have binoculars and you’d still be

bamboozled by our sleight of hand!

Close up magic shows are fantastic for capturing the imagination of intimate crowds. A dash of comedy here and

there also guarantees a few belly laughs.

5 20 minute performances on the

main stage throughout the day

CIVIL CONTRACTORS

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Free and prompt quoting service Suppliers of:

A selection of Building Sands Various Quarry Products Garden Loam

Call at the Mill Road depot and inspect

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Specialising in:

The Amazing Drumming Monkeys

For over 10 years The Amazing Drumming Monkeys Show has

entertained thousands of children (and adults), at thousands of events around

Australia and abroad. Based in Adelaide (South Australia), the

Monkeys have 2 teams operating full time and therefore can perform at multiple events on any given day.

This is an adorable little variety show aimed at 1 - 8 yr olds, and is also great

entertainment for all ages. The 2 monkey puppets (Bongo & Congo)

play African drums, lead audiences in songs & dances, perform magic tricks and (low tech) special effects gags etc.

The show also features beautiful positive messages, such as caring for our environment, and getting along

with each other.

The Monkeys appeal to a great range of people, places, and events. The

show has cute & funny monkeys for the kids, great drumming for the

adults, variety segments for all ages, and a message for the world. The monkeys have been described as:

“Beating Hi 5 hands down" ****1/2 (Adelaide Advertiser)

“The Next Wiggles" (NT News) “The Next Bananas!" (Triple J)

Famous all over Australia, this show is not to be missed.

Performing at

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11.30am 1.30pm

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Ph: (08) 8558 2030 Fax: (08) 8558 3065

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SECTION K FLOWERS

Convenor: Julianne Ryan

Steward: Sonia Hunt For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14

Entry fee of 50 cents per entry

1st Prize $3.00 2nd Prize $1.50

Entries close 3pm Thursday before

show day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by noon

Friday before Show Day.

Group 1 Cut Flowers Class 1. Collection of cut flowers, six

varieties, one cut of each Best collection Prize donated by

Gums ‘n Roses $25 2. Collection of cut flowers, four

varieties, one cut of each 3. Three flowers, not listed elsewhere

in this section 4. Three Pelargonium 5. Three Marguerite Daisy 6. Three Geranium 7. Three Ivy Geranium 8. Three Pansy 9. Three Sweet Pea 10. Three Spikes Bearded Iris 11. Flowering Shrub or Tree, three

distinct varieties 12. One cut, not listed elsewhere 13. Orchid Cymbidium, one spike 14. Orchids florets, three distinct

varieties A Specimen Bloom is required to

have not less than a 22.8cm (9inch) stem with leaves but no side buds. To be shown in a bottle.

15. Roses Full Bloom, three distinct colours

16. Roses Mid Bloom, three distinct colours

17. Floribunda Rose, one cut 18. Rose Buds, three distinct 19. Miniature Rose, one cut

Highest Aggregate prize money donated by Michael Thomas and Yankalilla Show Society: $20.

Group 2 Floral Art Open Class 20. “Crisp & Cool” Foliage

Arrangement 21. Basket of fruit and flowers 22. Illustrate a Song Title - Name It. 23. Arrangement of Drift or

Weathered Wood 24. Best arrangement using artificial

flowers

25. Arrangement using novel or unusual container.

26. Arrangement of Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables

27. “Spring Harmony” Accessories allowed

28. Dried Flower Posy 29. Shoulder Spray of Fresh Flowers

Best Exhibit Group 2 prize money donated by

B&F Burford: $25.

Group 3 Novice Using Fresh Flowers Class 30. Foliage Arrangement 31. Arrangement using novel or

unusual container. 32. Illustrate a Book Title, Name It. 33. Basket of fruit and flowers 34. Miniature Arrangement not to

exceed 3”

35. Arrangement in a Saucer 36. Miniature Garden 37. Shoulder Spray

Best Exhibit Group 3 prize money donated by

Yankalilla Show Society: $20.

Group 4 - Pot Plants - Excluding Hanging Variety Class 38. Geranium in bloom 39. Pelargonium in bloom 40. Foliage Plant 41. Fern, any kind 42. African Violet 43. Potted Plant in bloom 44. Orchid in bloom 45. Cacti or Succulent

Best Exhibit Group 4 prize money

donated by J&H Humphrys: $25.

Visit the

Green

Art Shed

to see

the Art

Display

and perhaps

buy a

Painting

Or two!

DON’T FORGET

PHOTOGRAPHY

IS NOW IN THE CREAM SHED

AT THE NORTHERN END OF

THE SHOW GROWNDS

Buy Your SHOW BAGS From the


JOIN THE YANKALILLA SHOW SOCIETY GET YOUR SHOW BOOK & TICKETS POSTED TO YOU

MEMBERSHIP FORM Family Name……………………...…………………… First Name………...………………………...

Postal Address………………………………………………………………...………………………………...

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP (one show book and two adult entry tickets) $15.00

FAMILY (one show book and two adult plus two children’s entry tickets) $20.00

Drop your completed form into Yankalilla Trading Store, 87 Main Street, Yankalilla or post To PO Box 215, Yankalilla, SA 5203

or Show Day at the Office in the Main Hall

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF SA

RICH FRUIT CAKE & GENOA CAKE CHAMPIONSHIP

SOUTHERN COUNTRY SHOWS ASSOCIATION SEMI-FINALS To be held at the COONALPYN SHOW

SATURDAY 21st OCTOBER 2017

CONVENER: Julianne Wandel, phone 8575 8036

FREE ENTRY: 1 ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR

Entries close: 5.00pm, WEDNESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 2017 Entries to Entry Secretary:

Mrs Nadene Jericho, PO Box 29 Coonalpyn, 5265 Phone: 8571 1002; Email: [email protected]

Fruit Cake and Genoa Cake exhibits will be accepted on SATURDAY up to 9.00am for judging and not to be removed until 4.00pm.

OPEN JUDGING TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY AT 2:00 PM

Sponsored by

Sunbeam

GENOA CAKE CHAMPIONSHIP Coonalpyn Show

(Exhibitors own recipe to be used – Cake not to be iced.

Size and shape optional

(no recipe need accompany exhibit)

SUNBEAM PRODUCTS TO BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE

SEMI-FINAL TO BE HELD AT COONALPYN SHOW

FREE ENTRY: 1 ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR

Prize money: First-$50, Second-$20, Third-$10

Sponsored by SUNBEAM

INGREDIENTS: 250 grams butter 250 grams dark brown sugar 6 eggs 250 grams sultanas 250 grams raisins 200 grams currants 100 grams dates 60 grams chopped red glace’ cherries 60 grams mixed peel 60 grams chopped almonds 375 grams plain flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon mixed spice 200 mls sherry or brandy

METHOD: Mix together all fruits, and soak in the sherry or brandy overnight. Sift together flour, baking powder and spice. Cream together butter and sugar. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively add the fruit and flour and lastly the chopped nuts. Mix thoroughly. Place mixture into a prepared square tin (APPROX. 19-22cm IN SIZE). Bake in a slow oven for approx. 3 – 3 1/2 hours.

RICH FRUIT CAKE CHAMPIONSHIP Coonalpyn Show

(Recipe to be used – Cake not to be iced)

SUNBEAM PRODUCTS TO BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE Prize money: First-$60, Second-$25, Third-$10

Sponsored by SUNBEAM

Winner eligible to compete in the State Final to be held at the

2018 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW.

PRIZES: FIRST - $250, SECOND - $100,

THIRD - $50

Winner eligible to compete in the State Final

to be held at the

2018 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW.

PRIZES: FIRST - $200, SECOND - $75, THIRD - $40

OPEN PRESERVES & HOME PRODUCE Please present preserves in clean, clear jars unless otherwise stated, with lids loosened. Please check under lids for any contamination as this will disqualify entry. Convenor and judges are empowered to open all jars of preserves. 31. Collection Chutneys or Relishes,

two varieties, matching jars. 32. Tomato Sauce, one bottle. 33. Hot & spicy sauce, one bottle 34. Pickled Onions, one jar. 35. Collection Jams, not including

marmalade, two matching jars. 36. Marmalade, one jar. 37. Fresh Apricot Jam, one jar. 38. Dried Apricot Jam, one jar. 39. Berry jam, one jar. 40. Clear Pickled Vegetables, in

vinegar, one jar. 41. One jar Lemon butter 500gm. 42. Home made Olive Oil, one 500ml

bottle. 43. Home made Mayonnaise, one

500g jar. 44. Sweet Chilli Sauce, one jar (recipe below) 45. Flavoured vinegar, 1 bottle 46. Sun dried tomatoes, 1 small jar.

Best Exhibit Classes 31-46 Prize donated by Show Society: $10.

Best Sweet Chilli Sauce Class 44 Prize donated by Glenys White : $25


show day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by Noon

Friday before show day.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

Packet mixes not eligible in all classes except class 1. Convenor and judges are empowered to cut any exhibit. All exhibits to be presented on disposable plastic plates , covering not required. All exhibits to be the work of the

exhibitor.

OPEN COOKERY class 1. CWA Sweet Scone Competition

See right for criteria. 2. 5 plain scones any recipe 3. Muffins, three savoury, no paper

cases, baked in muffin tray 4. Muffins, three sweet, no paper

cases, baked in muffin tray 5. Bread, one loaf any type, not made

in bread maker 6. Bread, one loaf white, made in

bread maker 7. Bread, one loaf any grain, cooked

in bread maker 8. Pasties, plate of three 9. Meat Pies, plate of three 10. Sausage Rolls, five flaky or puff

pastry 11. Quiche, one savoury, home-made

pastry Best Exhibit in Classes 1-11 Prize donated by TA & VR Bartlett: $10. 12. Carrot Cake, iced 13. Chocolate Cake, iced 14. Banana Cake, not iced 15. Special Occasion Cake or Gateau 16. Sponge, plain sandwich, jam

filled, approximately 20cm diameter

17. Date & Nut Loaf, cooked in cylindrical tin

18. Jubilee Cake, without yeast, iced while warm

19. Boiled Fruit Cake, square or round 20. Sultana Cake, square or round Best Exhibit in Classes 12-20 Prize

donated by Show Society: $10.

SECTION L

COOKERY

Convenor: Glenys White

For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14 Entry fee of $1.00 per entry


21. Children’s Birthday cake, judged on icing & decoration only

22. Cream Puffs, five filled 23. Coconut Ice, 1 bar pink & white 24. Rock Buns, three 25. Anzac Biscuits, Five 26. Meringues, Five Plain 27. Jelly Cakes, five fresh cream

filled, butter cake mix 28. Cooked Slices, three distinct

varieties, two of each 29. Biscuits, collection of three

distinct varieties, 2 of each, each a different mixture

30. 5 x Iced Cup Cakes suitable for afternoon tea

Best Exhibit in Classes 21-30 Prize donated by Bev Bowyer: $10

Most Successful Exhibitor Open

Cookery Prize donated by Show So-ciety: $25

Best Overall Exhibit, Open Cookery

Prize donated by Show Society in memory of Jill Chinner: $25

Sweet Chilli Sauce

It is easy to make your own tasty Thai-style sauce for serving with meals such as chargrilled chicken. The following makes about 1litre.

1. Trim the stems from 500gm long fresh red chillies. Halve 100 gm of the chillies and place in the bowl of a food processor. Halve and deseed the remaining chilies, then coarsely chop and place in the food processor. Add 3 garlic cloves, peeled, and 250ml (1 cup) of white vinegar. Process until finely chopped.

2. Place the chilli mixture, 500ml (2 cups) extra vinegar and 645gm (3 cups) caster sugar in a large saucepan over low heat. Cook, stirring, for 5 minutes, or until the sugar dissolves.

3. Increase heat to high and bring to the boil, Reduce heat to medium and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 35-40 minutes, or until sauce thickens.

4. Pour into sterilised airtight bottles and seal.

A joint SCSA/ CDSA Perpetual Trophy is donated by

Damien Liebelt and Jacquie Francis to an exhibitor who

exhibits in a minimum of 2 shows in each association.

This year’s section is COOKERY. Presentation in 2018 will be at the

SCSA dinner.

SECTION M1 PAINTING

Convenor: Secretary For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14

Entry fee of $2.00 classes 1 –5 per entry

1st Prize $25.00 2nd Prize $15.00 Entry fee of $5.00 class 6 per entry

1st Prize $100.00


show day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by 10am

Friday before show day

Entries MUST be ready to hang with

D’rings and wire (77mm) 3” from top (D’s and wire are available from art suppliers and

from most “Cheap” shops and come with

instructions)

Works must be by submitting artist

and completed in the last 2 years or

they will NOT be accepted.

• Mark your name, title and media clearly

on the back of the painting.

• Art works can be for sale with the Show

Society retaining 10% commission from

any sales. Please clearly indicate

Selling Price including commission for

each work on entry form.

class 1. Oil or acrylic , any subject 2. Watercolour, any subject 3. Still life, any medium 4. Mixed Media, Pencil, Charcoal,

Pastel, Pen wash, any subject 5. Young artist under 20 years old

any of classes 1-4

Class 5 an additional $25 prize for best in class sponsored by

Carla Blair

$50 prize for best exhibit classes 1-5 sponsored by

Sharon Campbell Smith

6. The Yankabald Art Prize – Feature Competition

(see special conditions on left)$100 prize for winning entry

sponsored by M&J Pearse and the Yankalilla Show Society

2017 LAUCKE & CWA SCONE MIX COMPETITION

Prizes sponsored by Laucke Flour Mills and SA Country Women’s Association

Best SWEET SCONES, variation of your scone recipe which must use the Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix as the base.

• Only one entry per person

• Entrants are only eligible to win one local final

• Winners from each Local Show to be eligible to enter and be judged at the appropriate Association Show.

• The 10 Association winners will then compete in a State Final as part of the 2018 Royal Adelaide Show.

• No entry fees

• Entrants please note that you DO NOT have to follow the recipe on the back of the box. You use the mix as a base only.

• If the CWA Scone Mix is not available in your town please contact show secretary

• Revenue to the CWA from sales of the scone mix is used to assist drought affected families in South Australia and Interstate.

Entries close 3pm Thursday before show day Note class as 1 2017 CWA Scone Competition

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by Noon Friday before show day.

Judging guidelines:

1. 5 scones presented for Judging. 2. Scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter. 3. Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crust top and bottom, no flour base. 4. Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour and

according to type. Prize allocation LOCAL

1st Laucke Goods Hamper (value approx $17) 2nd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg,) 3rd Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1 x 1.2kg,)

ASSOCIATION - TO BE HELD AT SCSA ANNUAL DINNER - SAT APRIL 28th, 2018

1st $40.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd $10.00 STATE 1st $200.00; 2nd $75.00; 3rd $40.00

TO BE JUDGED AT YANKALILLA SHOW. Exhibits to be delivered by 12 noon Friday before show day.

1st prize winner eligible to compete in Southern Country Shows final.

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD You be the judge. When viewing the painting section in the Green Art Shed alongside the arena take your time to choose and vote for your favourite artwork and the

People’s choice winning artist will receive $50 prize sponsored by

Robin Dunn. Selected artworks available for

purchase on Show Day.

Not the Archibald Art Prize but

THE YANKABALD ART PRIZE

$100.00 Prize

Entry fee $5.00

For a painting or drawing in any medium, that has been created in the last 12

months and is of a local Identity. There is no size limit

Prize sponsored by M&J Pearse and the Yankalilla Show Society

SECTION M

NEEDLEWORK

Convenor:

Margaret Morgan

Steward: Joan Leavsley For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14


1st Prize $3.00 2nd Prize $1.50 Entries close 3pm Thursday before

Show Day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by noon


Work must have been completed within the last 3 years, and it must be neat, clean & tidy. No item will be accepted if worn or washed. Work must not have been exhibited at Yankalilla Show previously. If exhibitors fail to specify class or no suitable class is listed convenor has right to place in a section at their discretion. Convenor has the right to encourage or reject entries.

Wall hangings/quilts bigger than 1m sq. need to have wire or pockets for

hanging Please report to steward before collecting items at the end of the

day!

Best Dressmaking Exhibit Prize donated by Ray and Dawn Barton

$10 Best Overall Exhibit $10

Most Successful Exhibitor $30

Embroidery Hand

Class 1. Embroidered article 2. Embroidered article

(Original Design) 3. Tapestry 4. Cross Stitch Embroidery Machine

5. Embroidery 6. Lace 7. Any other article

Soft Toy

8. Teddy Bear 9. Knitted 10. Fabric

Patchwork & Quilting

11. Patchwork article 12. Quilting, any article, hand quilted 13. Quilting any article, made by 1

person Knitting & Crochet

14. Any garment - Knitting 15. Any garment - Crochet 16. Article by Senior Citizen

(resident within the district) 17. Any other article - Knitted 18. Any other article - Crochet General

19. Best Dressed Doll 20. Appliqué 21. Lace, hand made 22. Article that does not fit in any of

the above classes

Dressmaking

Class 23. Day wear 24. Any other article

New Prize for our indoor section Competitors.

$50 CASH prize

Every adult entry in any of our indoor sections will have their name entered into a random draw for a $50 cash prize. So the more entries you have the higher your chance of winning. Look for section details of Cookery, Photography, Cut Flowers & Floral Art, Fruit & veg & farm Produce, Needlework & Handicraft, Painting, Home Brew & wine making

Winner will be announce during the opening

ceremony.

Pottery

31. Hand built 32. Wheel work 33. Glazed work 34. Article no larger than 15cm (6”) Homespun

35. Hank Spun Wool 36. Hank Spun Alpaca 37. Article of Headwear using

homespun fiber 38. Scarf made from homespun fiber 39. Garment using homespun fiber 40. Socks using homespun fiber Felting

41. Needle felted article 42. Wet felted article 43. Knitted or crochet, felted article Tea Cosy Feature Competition

44. Traditional 45. Novelty

HANDICRAFT FEATURE COMPETITION

Create a Tea Cosy any way you

like! Using anything you want!

But above all the winning entry must achieve the ultimate goal of keeping a pot of teas warm

& cosy The most creative, crafted, innovative Tea Cosy wins

$50 Sponsored by E. Fretwell &

H. Scholfield

SECTION N HANDICRAFTS

Convenor:

Lorraine Spry For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14




Show Day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by

10.00am Friday before show day

No article that previously won 1st

prize at a Yankalilla Show is

eligible for competition.

Wall hangings bigger than 1sqm need to have wire or pockets for

hanging

Successful Exhibitor $50 Best Exhibit $50

Sponsored by Aldinga & Sellicks

Spinners & Knitters

Best overall tea cosy $50 Sponsored by E.Fretwell and

H. Scholfield Class

1. Woodwork open 2. Wood Turning or Carving 3. Woodwork Model 4. Gift Novelty 5. Recycled Article - metal or wood 6. Recycled Article - textile 7. Recycled Article - other 8. Silk Painted Article 9. Article created from paper 10. 3 x Hand Made Cards 11. Basketry Open, any medium 12. Egg Artistry 13. Ceramic Glazed Article 14. Porcelain Painting 15. Fabric Painting 16. Beading, any item other than

jewellery 17. Scrapbooking (1 page) 18. Textile any medium 19. Mosaic any medium 20. Miniature any medium 21. Craft Article by a Local Senior

Citizen 22. Open, hand made any medium 23. Folk Art Painting 24. Weaving - any article

Jewellery

25. Jewellery, beading 26. Jewellery, metal 27. Jewellery, open

Doll Making

28. Baby doll 29. Doll, textile 30. Doll, porcelain

Shorn to Worn Come and see the Aldinga and Sellicks Spinners

and Knitters turn fleece from the sheep’s back into a completed garment.

They will be near the doors of the main hall. See all the various stages of spinning and knitting

Lots of original hand spun items available to purchase be sure to be early for best selection

OPEN SHOW DAY

YANKALILLA BOOK EXCHANGE

& SECOND HAND GOODS

Always buying and selling

Extensive range of

glassware, bric-a-brac,

furniture and collectables

Tel: (08) 8558 2835

Hours: 10am to 4pm

Closed Tuesdays

92 Main Street

Yankalilla 5203

SECTION O

CHILDREN’S

Convenor: Rachel Preston

Steward: Nicole Filsell Entry fee of $0.50 per entry

1st Prize $3 plus Blue Ribbon; 2nd

Prize $1.50 plus Red Ribbon

3rd Prize Green Ribbon


Show Day



Name, age and class to be on the

back of the exhibit.

Please note - entries from previous

years will not be judged.

Age - Under 5

Handicrafts 1. Article made from yarn, finger

stitch, pom poms, weaving, etc. 2. Threaded item using beads, pasta

etc. 3. Lego article (on a firm base) 4. Model any medium 5. Clay, Pottery and playdough 6. Article made from recycled

materials 7. Paper flowers 8. Hand puppet Art No frames or canvases please due to display restrictions 9. Drawing 10. Painting 11. Collage 12. Computer art Creative Writing 13. Story 14. Poetry Flowers 15. Flower arrangement 16. Miniature garden 17. Animal made from fruit and

vegetables

Age - 5 - 8

Handicrafts 18. Knitted, crochet or woven item. 19. Woodwork 20. Lego article (on a firm base) 21. Mosaic 22. Model any medium 23. Clay, Pottery 24. Beading 25. Article made from recycled

materials 26. Hand puppet

Art No frames or canvases please due to display restrictions 27. Drawing 28. Painting 29. Collage 30. Computer art 31. Open any medium Creative Writing 32. Story 33. Poetry Flowers 34. Flower arrangement 35. Miniature garden 36. Animal made from fruit and

vegetables

Age - 9 - 12

Handicrafts 37. Knitted, crochet or woven item. 38. Sewing and needle work 39. Woodwork 40. Lego article (on a firm base) 41. Jewellery, beading 42. Model any medium 43. Clay, Pottery 44. Article made from recycled

materials 45. Hand puppet Art No frames or canvases please due to display restrictions 46. Drawing 47. Painting 48. Collage 49. Computer art Creative Writing 50. Story 51. Poetry Flowers 52. Flower arrangement 53. Miniature garden 54. Animal made from fruit and

vegetables

Age - 13 - 15

Handicrafts 55. Knitted, crochet or woven item 56. Sewing and needle work 57. Woodwork & metal work 58. Lego article (on a firm base) 59. 3D sculpture 60. Clay and Pottery 61. Hand-dyed article 62. Mosaic 63. Jewellery, beading Art No frames or canvases please due to display restrictions 64. Drawing 65. Painting 66. Collage 67. Computer art 68. Open any medium Creative Writing 69. Story 70. Poetry

Flowers 71. Flower arrangement 72. Miniature garden

Age - 16 - 18

Handicrafts 73. Knitted, crochet or woven item 74. Sewing & needle work 75. Woodwork & metal work 76. Lego article (on a firm base) 77. 3D Sculpture 78. Hand dyed article 79. Clay, Pottery 80. Mosaic 81. Open, category Art No frames or canvases

82. Drawing 83. Painting 84. Collage 85. Computer art Creative Writing 86. Story 87. Poetry Flowers

88. Flower arrangement

Photography Primary School No frames or canvases 89. Nature 90. Animal, bird or insect 91. Landscape 92. People 93. Local Interest (Within 10km

radius of Show Grounds)

Photography High School No frames or canvases 94. Nature 95. Animal, bird or insect 96. Landscape 97. People 98. Local Interest (Within 10km

radius of Show Grounds)

Best Poetry Prize $10 In Memory of Lin Stone

Best Story Prize $15 for each age group

Donated by D Lush.

Best Sewing and Needlework Prize $10 age 9 –12 (class 38)

Donated by Margaret Morgan Best Sewing and Needlework

Prize $10 age 13 –18 (class 56, 74) Donated by Margaret Morgan

Photography Primary School Age Best overall print prize in

memory of Charles Harvey $10

Photography High School Age Best overall print prize in

memory of Charles Harvey $10

Other Prize Money donated by: Denise McGrath, R & H Clarke,

Ena Harvey, Merle Hirsch, Chris King,Denise McGrath,

Peter & Marg Murphy

SECTION O2

CHILDREN’S

COOKERY Convenor: Nicole Filsell

For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14


1st Prize $3 plus Blue Ribbon

2nd Prize $1.50 plus Red Ribbon

3rd Prize Green Ribbon


Show Day



Packet mixes are eligible.

Judges are empowered to cut any exhibit.

All exhibits to be presented on paper plates covered securely

with cling wrap, with exhibitor’s name and age on the underneath

of the plate.

All exhibits to be the work of the exhibitor.

Buy Your SHOW BAGS

and CANS OF DRINK From the


Age - Under 5

Class

1. Three decorated cup cakes 2. Birthday cake, decorated 3. Gingerbread, three shapes 4. Five Bought biscuits, decorated Age - 5 - 8

Class

5. Five scones 6. Three decorated cup cakes 7. Birthday cake, decorated 8. Five pikelets 9. Gingerbread, three shapes 10. Five Anzac biscuits 11. Five Bought biscuits, decorated 12. Four Muffins

Age - 9 - 12

Class

13. Five scones 14. Three decorated cup cakes 15. Birthday cake, decorated 16. Five pikelets 17. Gingerbread, three shapes 18. Five Anzac biscuits 19. Five Bought biscuits, decorated 20. Four Muffins

Age - 13 - 15

Class

21. Five scones 22. Three decorated cup cakes 23. Birthday cake, decorated 24. Five pikelets 25. Gingerbread, three shapes 26. Five Anzac biscuits 27. Five Bought biscuits, decorated

28. Four Muffins

Age - 16 - 18

Class

29. Five scones 30. Three decorated cup cakes 31. Birthday cake, decorated 32. Five pikelets 33. Gingerbread, three shapes 34. Five Anzac biscuits 35. Five Bought biscuits, decorated 36. Four Muffins Yankalilla CWA prize $8

encouragement award for

each age group

Phone (08) 8558 2771 2/91 Main Road

Normanville

NORMANVILLE

FISH & PIZZA

SHOP

Open 7 days a week

Take a look at the

YANKALILLA SHOW

MEMORABILIA ROOM

As you enter the foyer from the main hall, look to your right, near

the front door, you will see the entrance to the memorabilia room.

BEACHSIDE HOLIDAY PARK

Experience the ultimate in family holidays ...

* Luxury ensuite cabins * Camp Kitchen/open fire * Games room & Playground * Grassed sites & BBQ areas

Phone 85582458 Cape Jervis Road, NORMANVILLE

www.beachside.com.au

Come and see the

South Australian Working Draught

Horse Association Inc.

at the Yankalilla Show Members and their horses will be exhibiting

long reining and log snegging events. They will also be appearing at the Meadows Country

Fair, Milang Vintage Machinery Day, Mount Barker

Show and at Clayton Farm, Bordertown.

For more information about the

S.A.W.D.H.A, Clydesdales or for a list of

future events please email

[email protected]

or ring the President (0401691329) or

Secretary (0407457393).

Sponsored by Grant Mayfield

The Yankalilla Show Society are

very proud of the Art Poles on our

Show grounds.

Thank you to the artists Mark Pearse & Barb Pettigrew. The Art Pole project is an initiative of the

Local Traders network. You will see Art Poles around our district, see

how many more you can discover.

SECTION R Home Brew

& Amateur Wine Making

Convenor: Darryl Swansson For General Rules see pages 4/5 & 14


1st Prize $4.00 2nd Prize $2.50 Entries close 3pm Thursday before

Show Day

Exhibits to be at Show Hall by

12.30pm Friday before show day

Judging 4pm Friday before Show Day

All entries to be home brewed and clearly marked with tags.

Plain bottles only without stickers or labels.

Entries of beers are to be two (2) bottles (one for judging, one for

display)

Entries of wine and spirits to be one bottle only, presented in a clear

bottle.

No exhibits to be consumed before 4pm on Show day.

BEERS AND CIDERS

Beer will be judged on presentation,

aroma, clarity of first pour,

carbonation, head retention, taste,

finish and overall impression.

1. Ale - unmodified and modified 2. Lager - unmodified and modified 3. Stout - unmodified and modified 4. Draught - unmodified and modified 5. Dark Ale - unmodified and

modified 6. Cider - Kit or fruit base 7. Any other variety -not already

mentioned- unmodified / modified. Best beer/cider entry prize $50

voucher for Links Lady Bay

Peninsula Bar & Restaurant

AMATEUR WINES

8. White wine - Any fruit or other based white wine

9. Red Wine - Fruit or other based red wine

10. Liqueur 11. Spirit

Best wine entry prize $50 voucher

for Links Lady Bay Peninsula

Bar & Restaurant

YANKALILLA TRADING STORE 87 MAIN ROAD, YANKALILLA

BUYING & SELLING SECOND HAND FURNITURE & GOODS

Lounge suites, beds, tables, chairs, wardrobes, sideboards, display

cabinets, chest drawers, pictures, lamps, etc ….

All styles modern, deco, retro….. Buying second hand furniture & goods

All types & eras Must be clean & in good condition

Open 10am - 4pm Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon Closed Tuesday & Wednesday

PHONE ROBYN OR NIGEL on 85583804 (Shop) or 0419 031047 mobile

Local producers gourmet market

Promoting the local districts products.

To be held in the old bar / pavilion area.

Check out the local producers who will be

showcasing their products.

Main Stage

The main stage will be hosting events

throughout the day, including Dance SA,

performances by magician Scott Stunz,

and lots of other musical entertainment.

YANKALILLA SHOW

MEMBERSHIP 2016/2017

ADRIAANSE Jean BARNES Kaye & Allan BARTON Ray & Dawn BATES Ken BEAN Robert and Sue BOND B I BOWYER Bev BRAITHWAITE Betty BREWER LC & HB BROWN A BURFORD B & F CAMPBELL SMITH Sharon CASTLE FAMILY CHAPMAN Roxanne CLARKE Ingvill CLARKE R & H COSSEY S & SCHOLFIELD H CRAWFORD CJ CRAWFORD Family Trust DUGGAN Nancy EDGE Nerida ELLIOTT Paul & Sue FILSELL P & G FITZGERALD Maurie & Beryl FLOYD Roland FOGDEN Mike & Melinda FORMATO G & DUYKERS B FRAHN Malcolm & Ann FRETWELL S & A FROST P GARDINER Ann & Dr. Lyn GALVIN G GOWLING T & P GUBBIN Val HAMILTON Ross HAMLYN Gwen HARVEY Ena HUMPHRYS John & Helen JAMES I & D JAMES K & M JELFS Paul JELFS John & Marilyn JENSEN S JONES Averil

LAW Coralie LUSH B LUSH D MACILWAIN Margaret MADDOCK Gary & Lynette MAIDMENT Pat MAIN I & HAMMAT K MARTIN A J McERLEAN Deb McEWEN Maurene McFARLANE Sue McGRATH Denise McGRATH Ian McLOUGHLIN Lorraine MIN PALACE MITCHELL G & H MODRA Andrew MORGAN J & M MORLEY Charlotte MURPHY Peter & Marg NORRIS B PARSONS Amanda PAUL Deb PEARCE N G PEARSE Mark & Jill PETCH Anne PHILP Tony & Jan PRIDEAUX Prof D & J

RICHARDS Phillip & SPEED Maxine ROBERTSON M & WHITEHORN E ROBERTSON T ROWLEY Lawrie & June RYAN Julianne SALTER Anne SATCHELL Pam SCHUBERT Gavin SCHUBERT Margaret SMART Michelle SPRY Lorraine SQUIRE Joan STACEY Glenis STEWART Saraya STONE Rod & Marie SYMONDS Jarryd SYMONDS Peter SYRUS Kim THOMAS Michael TIDD Robert WALLFRIED Diana WEAVER Scott WHELLUM Joy WHITE Glenys WHITFORD PG & VM WILSON CL & WL WILSON Tracy WRIGHT H P

YANKALILLA POST OFFICE

NORMANVILLE PHARMACY

OPEN 7 DAYS

Normanville Chemplus now stock Napoleon Perdis! Come in-store to have

your skin tone expertly colour matched, explore our new make-up range

and receive some tips on applying make-up. Every woman deserves to

look like a goddess.

OPENING HOURS: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm Sat 9am-4pm Sun 9.30am- 1pm

85 Main road, Normanville SA 5204 Ph 8558 3446

The membership list is considered accurate at the time of printing.

Our apologies to any member who may have inadvertently been

omitted. Membership fees paid on show day

will see your name Entered into next year’s book

ADVERTISER’S INDEX

Beachside Holiday Park 28

Castle Landscaping 24

Corriedale Hills Stud 7

FP Ag Yankalilla 15

Gums n Roses 19

Ian Main, Reg. BAS agent 31

Jetty Caravan Park 27

Min Palace Chinese Rest. 18

Normanville Chemplus 30

Normanville Fish & Pizza 28

Normanville Natural Resource

Centre 7

Normanville Newsagency 29

South Coast Electrical 20

South Coast Sand & Civil 18

Trev Whitt’s Contracting 20

Yankalilla Book Exchange &

Secondhand 25

Yankalilla Foodland 16

Yankalilla Regional News 13

Yankalilla Rotary Club 12

Yankalilla Seeds 19

Yankalilla Trading Store 29

Yankalilla Visitor Information

Centre 32


NOTICE OF A.G.M.

Monday 20th November 2016 at 8.00pm Showgrounds Supper Room

Copies of the Constitution and nomination forms may be collected from the Secretary’s office on Show day or by contacting

The Secretary, PO Box 215, Yankalilla, 5203 Email: [email protected]

Members are encouraged to attend the AGM to either nominate for the committee or to put forward suggestions

in aid of the continual improvement of our Show

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