Schedule of Prizes. Entries Close. Stud Beef Cattle and Pavilion 22nd of February 2017

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2 Schedule of Prizes Entries Close Stud Beef Cattle and Pavilion 22nd of February 2017 Pavilion Exhibits will be judged on Friday the 24th February, commencing at 1:00pm. Photography judging will commence at 9am Friday 24th February. Photos and Entry Form are to be received by the Secretary by Wednesday 22nd February OR to the steward at the showground between 12noon and 5.00pm Wednesday 22nd February. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Art judging will commence after 12noon Friday 24th February. President: Mr. Matthew Ryan 1010 Rangemore Road Cooyar QLD 4402 Ph: E: Secretary: Mrs. Sue Lindemeier PO Box 29 Cooyar QLD 4402 Ph: E: Showgrounds Phone: (Day of Show only) Page 2

3 ELECTED OFFICERS OF OUR SOCIETY PRESIDENT: Mr. Matthew Ryan VICE-PRESIDENT: Mr. Scott Duncombe CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr. Paul Barron TREASURER: Mrs. Michelle Bowen SECRETARY: Mrs. Sue Lindemeier AUDITOR: McConachie Stedman Page 3

4 G & R Barron M Brown J Douglas C Dowling K & S Duncombe M & M Emmert T Gillies C & L Kiem R & L McCoist N & H McNalty J Mead MEMBERS LIFE MEMBERS B & T Munt E Munt L Munt N Munt M & G Ryan M Saad J Schefe J & J Sloss S Steel G & G Wolski B & K Ballon B Barron J Barron P & T Barron B & M Bowen Jarrod Bowen Kira Bowen B & K Brown T & R Cole P & J Cronin M & S Dando S Dando & S Louwen B & C Duncombe M & S Duncombe S & T Duncombe J & M Edmonston B & M Elliot Hayley Elliott J Elliott & C Richards Belle Fraser S & R Gibson B & R Gillies Brianna Gillies C & K Gillies Taylah Gillies B Hoffman D & L Hubbert K Lange K & S Lindemeier T & L Lindemeier MEMBERS T & P Lynagh S McDonald T & A McHugh M & B Munt A Nichols G & S Nichols M & S Nichols A & C O Brien P & C Payne I Pincott T & C Pincott R & G Postle G & F Ryan M & J Ryan R & L Ryan W Schefe K & J Shanks I & J Stewart-Koster D & W Stevenson M Thomas P & R Thomas S & P Thompson L Tonscheck R & S Tonscheck Zane Tonscheck Y & L Turner L & C Walmsley C & N Wicks A & J Wooler An Apology for any member unintentionally omitted. Monthly meetings held the first Monday of each month and Annual meeting held first Monday in August, in meeting room at Showgrounds. October to March inclusive at 8pm April to September inclusive at 7.30pm. Page 4

5 APPRECIATION The President and Committee Members wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all sponsors, workers and exhibitors, who through your contribution and support, help the Society to maintain a high standard. J & R Ackland Advance Motors Dalby Dale & Julie Barron Bendigo Bank Yarraman Blackbutt Plumbing Solutions Blackbutt Smash Repairs Bryan & Michelle Bowen Bruce & Judy Carr Ted & Rosalie Cole Cooyar Community Cuppa Group Cooyar P & C Association Paul & Julie Cronin Crows Nest Fuel Supplies Crows Nest News Crows Nest Panel & Paint Crows Nest Tyre Service Morrie & Sue Dando Brad & Christine Duncombe Keith & Sandra Duncombe Scott & Tania Duncombe Max & Marge Emmert Angela Finch Jim Gibson Electrical T & L Gilliland Fencing Contractors Horseland Toowoomba IGA Yarraman Kewpie Stockfeeds Colin & Lorraine Kiem Russell & Lee Kiem Ken & Sue Lindemeier Trevor & Lorraine Lindemeier The Society acknowledges the support of the Lockyer Sheds Rob & Lyn McCoist Neville & Heather McNalty Maclagan Motors Joan Mead Len Morton Brett & Theresa Munt Mrs Elvie Munt Mrs Lynette Munt N, M & B Munt Oakey Beef Exports Alan O Brian Outback Overflo Riverina Oakey Rodeo Events Royal Hotel Yarraman Jim Ryan Electrical Greg Ryan Plant Hire Mark & Gaye Ryan Rob & Lorraine Ryan Schefe Family Sel Smith Watch Centre Harry & Lyn Sheppard Dell Stevenson P & T Thomas Tyreright Oakey Dianne Welke W.F.I. Toowoomba Wolski Family Yarraman Quarry ZF Transport An apology for any acknowledgement to any donation towards prize money and trophies unintentionally omitted. Any donation received after the printing of the schedule will be acknowledged in the 2018 Show Schedule. Thank you. Page 5

6 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Membership Double $40.00, Single $ This gives free admission to the Show Grounds for the Functions, which the Society conducts during their year August 2016 to July The Certificate of Entry is a printed form to be obtained from the Secretary, which the Exhibitor must fill in and sign. This is urgent and absolutely necessary. The attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to Special Regulations, which appear in this schedule. 3. All Livestock Exhibits must be the bon fide property of the Exhibitor for at least one month prior to the Show. 4. Any Competitor failing to give full and correct performance, descriptions, brands and breeder s name when requested will be liable to have the whole of his/her prize money forfeited to the Society. Stock parade in ring as advised. All eligible stock must parade. 5. Pavilion events to be in place and ready for judging by noon on Friday, 24 th February. PHOTOGRAPHY exhibits to be in place between 12noon and 5.00pm Wednesday 22 nd February NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Judging to commence at 1.00pm on all sections in the pavilion, except photography, which commences at 9.00am and Art which commences after 12noon. Stud Cattle exhibits to be in by 7.00am on Show Day. 6. Agricultural and Horticultural exhibits and articles of Household use must be grown or manufactured by the exhibitor. 7. All Livestock exhibits must remain on the grounds until 3.00pm on Show Day. No Exhibitor will be allowed to remove or in any way interfere with any exhibited article until 3.30pm on Show Day. Pavilion exhibits 5.00pm. 8. The Secretary shall furnish each judge with a detailed catalogue of exhibits to be judged. 9. The Stewards shall see that the Judges are furnished with a detailed schedule of events. They must also supply them with badges and afford them all attention and information necessary for the discharge of their duties 10. The Judges shall have the power to withhold any prize they consider the exhibit to be of insufficient merit. The decision of the Judge shall be final. 11. All persons shall be subject to the regulations of the Stewards. Stewards shall have the power to remove Exhibitors or other persons from the vicinity of the judge whilst judging if they are deemed to be causing a nuisance. 12. The Society reserves the right of refusal to admit any exhibit into the grounds which there is reason to suspect is either diseased or dangerous. If detected after admission, removal from the grounds can be ordered. 13. No award ribbon other than those awarded at the current show shall be placed on any exhibit whilst in the Show Ground, without the consent of the Stewards for the section in which it is entered. 14. NO Entry Fee is necessary for the Championship in any section and only First and Second prize will be eligible for Championships. No animal is to compete in Championships unless entered in classes. 15. Exhibitors of Livestock must make their own arrangements for feeding their stock. Any Exhibitor removing his or her exhibits from the grounds before the appointed time may be disqualifies and prize money, if any, forfeited. 16. The decision of the Stewards regarding the arranging of exhibits shall be final. 17. All cattle are to be judged in the ring. When paraded in the ring cattle must have a nose grip. Page 6

7 18. Stewards will obtain Prize Cards and Ribbons from the Secretary and affix same to the exhibits, after filling in names of successful exhibitors and other particulars. 19. If possible all prize money and trophies will be paid on Show Day. Exhibitors are to collect this from the Secretary s office after 3.00pm. 20. The Official Opening will be held at 12.30pm following the Grand Parade at 12.15pm in which the winning stock must take part. Any Livestock exhibits not taking part in the Parade may forfeit prize money and the owner subject to a fine. 21. The Society will not, in any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any loss, damage, or misdelivery of any Livestock or Exhibit at the Show. 22. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may occur to any exhibit at the Show, and it shall hold the Society blameless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from the accident. 23. Precautions will be taken to guard against fire, and to protect the property of the Show, but Exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the Society percent of the Gross Proceeds for the sale of any Livestock or Produce Exhibits on the Show Grounds must be paid to the Show Society, and agents are requested to please note this regulation. 25. The Committee may abandon the exhibition of any event thereof because of wet weather or any other reason that may make such course advisable. Should the exhibition of any event be abandoned or cancelled, exhibitors shall be entitled to a return of their entrance fee paid, but no cause for liability or obligation shall be maintained or be incurred by reason of such abandonment or cancellation. 26. The Society reserves the right to substitute Special Prizes, which may be later, donated for any of the Scheduled Prizes. 27. Protests must be lodged to the Secretary, in writing, accompanied by a fee of $10.00 not later than 2 hours after the judging of an event being protested. The deposit in any protest considered by the Committee to be frivolous will be forfeited to the Society. 28. No collector shall be allowed on the grounds except those authorized by the Committee, and any person infringing this Regulation may be removed by a Committee member with or without Police assistance. 29. Persons requiring space on the Show Grounds, during the Show must apply to the Secretary. 30. Any exhibit not ready for judging at the time specified for judging may be disqualified. 31. All Electrical Equipment must be tagged. Page 7

8 DONATIONS TOWARDS PRIZE MONEY WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED Secretary Mrs. Sue Lindemeier PO Box 29 Cooyar QLD 4402 Phone: (07) E: IN THE EVENT OF UNCERTAIN WEATHER, LISTEN TO 4GR TOOWOOMBA, ABC SOUTHERN QLD, WILDHORSE FM 99.7 YARRAMAN, OR HEAD TO THE SOCIETY S WEBSITE ( OR FACEBOOK PAGE COOYAR EVENTS FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT ON FRIDAY NIGHT OR SATURDAY MORNING. Page 8

9 The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. QUEENSLAND COUNTRY LIFE SHOWGIRL AWARDS The Queensland Country Life Miss Showgirl Awards provide young Queensland women the opportunity to be involved with a wonderful Queensland tradition their local Show! The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies seeks committed and enthusiastic young ladies to represent Queensland Shows, both rural and metropolitan, during their term. Entrants must be single, aged 18 years and under 28 years on the 1 st August in the year of the competition. The awards are open to girls born in Australia or naturalized Australians. The ultimate winner must remain single until the conclusion of the Royal Queensland Show. Entrants must not have been married or have had or having a child prior to State Final Judging. An entrant must have been selected as a current representative of the Miss Showgirl Awards conducted by an affiliated Society to be eligible to compete in Sub-Chamber and State Final judging. In the event of the local representative being unable to attend sub-chamber judging and a runner-up had been selected then she may do so. Previous State Winners and Runners-Up in the Miss Showgirl Awards are not eligible to enter again. Local and Sub-Chamber Winners and Runners-Up may enter again providing that they are not State Winners. The aim of the competition at Cooyar is to provide the opportunity for young women to gain and expand their knowledge and involvement with the Cooyar Show, and to represent the Show Society and district both during the show, and at other Darling Downs Show Societies events to which the winner may be invited. The Cooyar Showgirl Competition is run by the State rules, which can be found at and the winner at Cooyar is eligible for nomination to the Darling Downs Sub-Chamber finals, held each year in conjunction with the Toowoomba Royal Show. TEEN SHOWGIRL The objectives of the Teen Showgirl competition are identical to Miss Showgirl, but this is a Cooyar Show Society competition only for girls aged years old, with no affiliation to QCAS. MARSH INSURANCE RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARDS The aim of the Marsh Rural Ambassador Award is to highlight the importance of young people in rural and regional Queensland, in particular those associated with the Agricultural Show movement. The award identifies those people actively involved in their local Show, who have a sound knowledge of current rural issues affecting their local areas, Queensland and Australia and who have a strong affiliation with agriculture. The award seeks young people, aged years, and single or married who symbolize the rural spirit people with vitality who are forward thinking and with a passion for the land and local agricultural shows. For full conditions of entry please see For more information on any of these competitions contact Jacinta Ryan or / or E:mmjlryan@gmail.com Page 9

10 THE COOYAR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE CONTINUING SUPPORT OF THE BENDIGO BANK. Page 10

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12 The Darling Downs Sub-Chamber of Agricultural Societies Beef Young Judges & Paraders Competitions The Hormel Slide must be used at all levels in the Young Judging Competitions. To be eligible for the State Finals, Competitors must comply with all of these Rules. Local Show Rules 1. Competitors must be over 15 years and under 25 years of age on the 1 st of May in the year of the State Final. 2. Competitors under 18 years of age must have the approval of a parent or guardian to compete. 3. Competitors are the be a resident in Queensland for at least 3 months prior to competing or attending an educational institution in Queensland unless they qualify under Rule (4) 4. Competitors residing over the border who can prove an affinity with a Queensland Show are allowed entry provided they satisfy one of the following criteria a. Their address has a Queensland postcode b. They have a Queensland phone number c. The competitor or their parents are active working members of that Show. 5. National Winners or persons on a National judging panel for that event are ineligible to compete. Competitions will also be held for COOKERY, FARM PRODUCE, and PRIME CATTLE at the Darling Downs finals. Sub-Chamber Rules Rules (1-5) in the local Show Rules apply to all Sub-Chamber Finals. 6. Any young person who enters an Agricultural Show on the Darling Downs and receives an entry form from the Show Society may then enter at Darling Downs Young Judges Competition. 7. A State Final Entry Form must be completed by the winner of each Competition immediately after judging and forwarded to the QCAS State Office by the Sub-Chamber Secretary/Coordinator. YOUNG PARADERS Handlers are to provide their own animal. Class 1. Paraders under 15 years Class 2. Paraders 15 years and under 25 years as of 1 st May PRIZE MONEY FOR YOUNG JUDGES AND PARADERS FIRST: $10.00 and ribbon SECOND: $7.00 and ribbon THIRD: $3.00 and ribbon Page 12

13 SECTION 1 CATTLE Chief Steward: Wayne Schefe Ph: A BRUCELLOSIS Cattle entries are to be derived from Brucellosis free herds. B TUBERCULOSIS All entries are to be from Tuberculosis free herds C GENERAL At the time of printing this schedule, the Cooyar Showgrounds are classed as tick free. DIVISION 1 STUD BEEF CATTLE All animals entered for competition must be registered with their respective Breed Society and entered in the Herd Book. The age of the cattle in this section is to be actual age on 1 st February. Cattle are to be on grounds by 7.00am Show Day. Judging is to commence 8.00am. Open to all registered Breeds. State the breed of animal on the Entry Form. Kindly complete and forward entry forms prior to Wednesday 22 nd of February. ALL CATTLE TO BE TAGGED WITH NLIS DEVICES. N.B. All Breeds will be judged together. N.B. All cattle paraded in the Ring must have nose grip. First Prize: $6.00 Second Prize: $3.00 Entry fee: $1.00 Class 1. BULL, under 12 months 2. BULL, 12 months to 15 months 3. BULL, 15 months to 18 months 4. BULL, 18months to 21 months CHAMPION BULL 21 months and under Ray Schefe Memorial Trophy and Sash Reserve Champion - Sash 5. BULL, 21 months to 24 months 6. BULL, 24 months and over Champion Bull - Sash and Voucher to the value of $100. Donated by Kewpie Group Reserve Champion - Sash 7. HEIFER, under 12 months 8. HEIFER, 12 months and under 18 months 9. HEIFER, 18months and under 2 years 10. COW, 2 years and over. Champion Female Sash and Voucher to the value of $100. Donated by Kewpie Group. Reserve Champion Sash Interbreed Classes 11. TWO FEMALES, the property of exhibitor suitable for breeding 12. TWO BULLS, the property of exhibitor 13. BREEDER S GROUP, Bred and Owned by Exhibitor, three head both sexes to be represented. Supreme Champion Exhibit of All Breeds Sash and Trophy donated by the Wolski Family. A trophy donated by Rodeo Events will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this division. First: 3 points Second: 2 points Third: 1 point Page 13

14 DIVISION 2 LED STEER OR HEIFER COMPETITION ALL CATTLE TO BE TAGGED WITH NLIS DEVICE Class 1 LED STEER or HEIFER Milk Tooth under 425kg HGP Free First Prize: $100 Second Prize: $50 Entry Fee: $5 First Prize donated by Yarraman Quarry Pty Ltd. Second prize donated by W.F.I. Class 2 LED STEER or HEIFER Milk Tooth 425kg and over HGP Free First Prize: $100 Second Prize: $50 Entry Fee: $5 First Prize donated by Yarraman Quarry Pty Ltd. Second prize donated by W.F.I. Champion LED BEAST Sash & Errol Munt Memorial Trophy donated by L Munt Reserve Champion Sash Page 14

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22 PLEASE ASSIST STEWARDS BY OBSERVING THE TIME FOR EXHIBITS TO BE IN THE PAVILION. SECTION 3 FARM PRODUCE Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon and judging to commence 1.00pm, Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25 th. A Sheaf is to be approximately 10cm in diameter. Grain preferred in a plastic bucket. First Prize: $1.00 Second Prize: 50c Except where otherwise stated Entry Fee: Free Class 1. SIX COBS MAIZE small variety, to be judged for uniformity and weight 2. SIX COBS MAIZE large variety, to be judged on uniformity and weight 3. THREE STALKS MAIZE green 4. 5kg GRAIN any variety 5. 5kg SOYA BEANS 6. 2kg SUNFLOWER SEED g GREEN PANIC SEED g RHODES GRASS SEED g PRAIRIE GRASS SEED g GRASS SEED any other variety 11. LUCERNE CHAFF fresh 12. LUCERNE CHAFF shedded 13. OATEN CHAFF 14. CHAFF any other variety to be named 15. BALE of LUCERNE HAY fresh 16. BALE of LUCERNE HAY shedded 17. BALE of LABLAB HAY 18. BALE of FORAGE SORGHUM HAY 19. BALE of OATEN HAY 20. BALE of HAY any other variety 21. DISPLAY of IMPROVED PASTURES displayed as individual sheaths and to be named 22. SHEAF of LUCERNE 23. SHEAF of RHODES GRASS green 24. SHEAF of RHODES GRASS dry 25. SHEAF of GREEN PANIC 26. SHEAF of LABLAB 27. SHEAF of KIKUYA 28. BUNDLE of GRASSES 3 varieties or more separate sheaves in bundle 29. SHEAF of OATS green or dry 30. SHEAF of WHEAT green or dry 31. SHEAF of BARLEY green or dry 32. SHEAF of MILLET green or dry HEADS of GRAIN SORGHUM any variety 34. SHEAF of GREEN FODDER SORGHUM any variety 35. COLLECTION of FODDER SORGHUMS in sheaf, to be named 36. COLLECTION of GRAIN SORGHUMS in sheaf, to be named 37. COLLECTION of GRAIN in sheaf, to be named 38. SHEAF of GRASS any other variety 39. SHEAF of LEGUMES 3 or more varieties 40. TWO HEADS of SUNFLOWER Page 22

23 41. HONEY EXTRACTED in glass jar not less than 1 kg 42. HONEY in COMB 43. SIX HENS EGGS White 44. SIX HENS EGGS Brown 45. SIX HENS EGGS Off White Champion Exhibit Sash and Trophy donated by Advance Motors Dalby. Champion Sheaf Sash and Cameron Munt Memorial and Perpetual Trophy. Dudley Munt Memorial Trophy donated by N, M & B Munt to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Farm Produce Section. First: 3 points Second: 2 points JUVENILE SECTION 15 YEARS AND UNDER Exhibits are to be in place by noon on Friday 24th. Class 46. SHEAF of LUCERNE 47. SHEAF of RHODES GRASS green 48. SHEAF of RHODES GRASS dry 49. SHEAF of GREEN PANIC 50. SHEAF of KIKUYA 51. BUNDLE of GRASSES 3 varieties or more separate sheaves in bundle 52. SHEAF of GRASS any other variety 53. SIX HENS EGGS White 54. SIX HENS EGGS Brown 55. SIX HENS EGGS Off White Champion Exhibit - Sash and Trophy donated by R & L Kiem Munt Family Trophy donated by M & B Munt to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Juvenile Farm Produce Section First: 3 points Second: 2 points Page 23

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26 SECTION 4 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon and judging to commence 1.00pm, Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25 th. First Prize: $1.00 Second: 50c except where otherwise stated. Entry Fee: Free. All Fruit to be mature. Class 1. SWEET CORN 2 cobs 2. CARROTS bunch of 6 3. PARSNIPS bunch of 6 4. RADISHES bunch of 6 5. BEETROT bunch of 3 6. TURNIPS bunch of 3 7. SILVERBEET bunch of 6 8. ONE HUBBARD SQUASH 9. ONE WHITE/YELLOW BUSH SQUASH 10. FOUR BUTTON SQUASH 11. ONE VEGETABLE MARROW 12. TWO ZUCCHINIS 13. ONE CABBAGE large variety 14. ONE CABBAGE small variety 15. ONE CAULIFLOWER 16. ONE LETTUCE 17. TWO CUCUMBERS Apple 18. TWO CUCUMBERS long green or white 19. TWO CUCUMBERS any other variety 20. TWO CONTINENTAL CUCUMBERS 21. FOUR ONIONS on a plate 22. SIX POTATOES on a plate any variety 23. THREE SWEET POTATOES on a plate 24. ONE PUMPKIN Queensland or Beaudesert Blue 25. ONE BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN 26. ONE JARRAHDALE PUMPKIN 27. ONE JAP or KENT PUMPKIN 28. ONE BABY BLUE PUMPKIN 29. ONE GRAMMA PUMPKIN 30. ONE PUMPKIN any other variety 31. HEAVIEST PUMPKIN 32. PARLSEY one bunch 33. BEANS Runner or Dwarf 12 pods 34. BEANS Butter 12 pods 35.BEANS Purple King 12 pods 36. PEAS 12 pods any variety 37. TWO CHOKOS any variety 38. TWO CAPSICUMS 39. FOUR ROUND RED TOMATOES with stem 40. FOUR YELLOW TOMATOES with stem 41. SIX CHERRY TOMATOES with stem 42. COLLECTION of VEGETABLES not less than 6 varieties First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: $ ONE SUGAR MELON any variety Page 26

27 44. ONE ROCK MELON any variety 45. ONE HONEY DEW MELON 46. ONE PRESERVING MELON any variety 47. ONE MELON heaviest 48. RHUBARB bunch of 6 stems 49. ROSELLAS FOUR LEMONS any variety 51. FOUR ORANGES any variety 52. FOUR MANDARINS any variety 53. SIX FIGS any variety 54. SIX PASSIONFRUIT 55. TWO SAME FRUIT not listed in schedule 56. BANANAS one hand 57. BOWL OF GRAPES any variety 58. TWO MANGOES with stem any one variety 59. COLLECTION OF FRUIT not less than six varieties First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: $1.00 Champion Exhibit Sash & Trophy donated by Advance Motors Dalby A trophy donated by Dale & Julie Barron will be awarded for most points in Fruit and Vegetable Section. First: 3 points Second: 2 points Page 27

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31 SECTION 5 HOUSEHOLD & PRESERVES Chief Steward: L Munt First Prize: $1.00 Second Prize: 50c except where otherwise stated. Entry Fee: Free Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon and judging to commence 1.00pm, Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25 th. PAPER PLATES WILL BE SUPPLIED DIVISION 1 CAKES All Sponges to be baked in round tins. No Decorations on Cake Icing. CLASS 1. PLATE PLAIN SCONES (6) 2. PLATE PUMPKIN SCONES (6) 3. HEALTH LOAF 4. OVEN-COOKED DAMPER 5. TEA CAKE plain, sugar and cinnamon topping First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 6. LEMON CAKE lemon icing round tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Munt 7. COFFEE CAKE Iced round tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Munt 8. BUTTER SPONGE SANDWICH - thin butter icing filling 9. CHOCOLATE SPONGE SANDWICH thin chocolate icing filling 10. PLATE 6 SLICES to be named 11. CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE chocolate icing - First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by R Ackland 12. ORANGE BAR CAKE orange icing First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by R Ackland 13. PEACH BLOSSOM BAR CAKE pale pink icing First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Munt 14. GINGERBREAD - bar tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Munt 15. CHERRY CAKE iced round tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 16. PLATE LAMINGTONS (6) 5cms 17. CARROT CAKE lemon icing round tin 18. PLATE PATTY CAKES (6) iced baked in tins 19. FRUIT MUFFINS (6) muffin pans 20. DECORATED ICED CAKE marzipan icing First Prize $10.00 Second Prize $5.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 21. NOVELTY ICED CAKE marzipan or butter icing First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 22. BANANA CAKE lemon icing round tin 23. SULTANA CAKE round tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 24. PUMPKIN FRUIT CAKE round or square tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 25. DARK RICH FRUIT CAKE not iced and not less than 1.5kg Square tin - First Prize $ Second Prize $10.00 Donated by C & L Kiem. Winner is eligible to enter the Darling Downs Sub Chamber Competition. Please contact the secretary for conditions of entry. 26. MARBLE BAR CAKE pale pink icing 27. KENTISH CAKE with FRUIT Chocolate icing bar tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by R Ackland 28. PLATE OF SLICES (6) gluten free to be named 29. PLATE OF JAM DROPS (6) 30. PLATE OF ANZAC BISCUITS (6) First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Munt 31. ONE LOAF WHITE BREAD made in a bread making machine 32. ONE LOAF any OTHER VARIETY made in a bread making machine Page 31

32 33. PLATE PIKELETS (6) 34. DATE LOAF First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 35. BOILED FRUIT CAKE baked in 20 cm round tin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 36. PLUM PUDDING boiled in cloth not less than 1 kg First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 37. PLUM PUDDING steamed in basin First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan DIVISION 2 SWEETS 38. PLATE MOULDED CHOCLATES (6) 39. PEANUT TOFFEE, 6 patty tins clear wrapping 40. PLATE RUSSION CARAMELS (6) 41. PLATE MARSHMALLOWS (6) 42. PLATE CHOCLATE FUDGE (6) 43. PLATE FRENCH JELLIES (6) 44. BUTTERSCOTCH, 6 patty tins- clear wrapping A trophy will be donated by Colin and Lorraine Kiem to the competitor gaining the most points in Division 1 and Division 2 of Household and Preserves section. First: 3 points Second: 2 points Champions Exhibit Sash & Trophy donated by Lynette Munt DIVISION 3 JAMS & JELLIES Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon for judging to commence at 1.00pm Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25 th. Please use sterilized jars and loosen the lid before entering the exhibit. Class 45. JAR SWEET ORANGE JAM 46. JAR APRICOT JAM 47. JAR PINEAPPLE JAM 48. JAR GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE 49. JAR MARMALADE 50. JAR FIG JAM 51. JAR PIE-MELON JAM- any variety 52. JAR TOMATO (RIPE) JAM 53. JAR TOMATO (GREEN) JAM 54. JAR CAPE GOSEBERRY JAM 55. JAR ROSELLA JAM 56. JAR PLUM JAM 57. JAR GRAPE JAM 58. JAR STRAWBERRY JAM 59. JAR PEACH JAM 60. JAR MULBERRY JAM 61. ASSORTMENT of JAMS not less than 6 varieties and not more than 12. First Prize - $4.00 Second prize - $2.00 Donated by L Lindemeier 62. JAR QUINCE JELLY 63. JAR GRAPE JELLY 64. JAR APPLE JELLY 65. JAR ROSELLA JELLY 66. JAR LEMON JELLY 67. JAR LEMON BUTTER 68. JAR PASSIONFRUIT BUTTER 69. JAR OF JAM any other variety Champion Exhibit DIVISION 3 Sash and trophy donated by Ken & Sue Lindemeier Page 32

33 DIVISION 4 PICKLES & CHUTNEYS Pickles and Chutneys are to be in glass jars of g and to be clearly labeled. Please use sterilized jars and loosen the lid before entering the exhibit. 70. BOTTLE PLUM SAUCE in sauce bottles 71. BOTTLE TOMATO SAUCE in sauce bottles 72. JAR MAYONNAISE 73. JAR TOMATO RELISH 74. JAR RELISH any other variety 75. JAR TOMATO CHUTNEY 76. JAR MELON CHUTNEY 77. JAR MANGO CHUTNEY 78. JAR CHUTNEY any other variety 79. JAR MUSTARD PICKLES 80. JAR VINEGAR PICKLES 81. JAR PICKLED ONIONS 82. COLLECTION OF PICKLES not less than 3 varieties First Prize $2.00 Second Prize $ COLLECTION OF CHUTNEY not less than 3 varieties First Prize $2.00 Second Prize $ COLLECTION OF RELISHES not less than 3 varieties First Prize $2.00 Second Prize $1.00 Prize money Classes 82, 83 & 84 Donated by L Lindemeier Champion Exhibit DIVISION 4 Sash and trophy donated by Bryan & Michelle Bowen A trophy will be donated by Judy and Bruce Carr to the competitor gaining most points in Division 3 and Division 4 of Households & Preserves section. First: 3 points Second: 2 points The James Cherry Memorial Trophy donated by the Cooyar Agricultural Society Inc. will be awarded to the competitor gaining most points in the Household & Preserves Section with entries in each of the Divisions 1, 2, 3 & 4. DIVISION 5 JUVENILE, 15 YEARS AND UNDER Exhibits are to be in place by noon Friday 24 th. Class 85. PLATE OF CHOCOLATE CHIP MUFFINS (4), - plain mixture baked in tins no papers 86. ORANGE BAR CAKE orange icing on top no decorations First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 87. PALTE OF JAM DROPS (4) 88. PLATE OF FRUIT SCONES (4) 89. PLATE OF MOULDED CHOCOLATES (4) 90. YOGHURT FRUIT SLICE - use recipe supplied below (6) First Prize $6.00 Second Prize $4.00 Donated by L Munt 91. CHOCOLATE SLICES (6) chocolate icing no coconut on icing 92. NOVELTY ICED CAKE marzipan or butter icing First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by R Ackland YOGHURT FRUIT SLICE Ingredients: 1 cup of coconut, 1 cup SR Flour, one half cup sugar, 1 cup of fruit medley or chopped apricots and 1 x 200g tub of any low fat berry yoghurt. Method: Mix all ingredients together. Press into slice tray and back for minutes in a moderate oven. When cold, cut into slices. Page 33

34 JUVENILE, 10 YEARS AND UNDER 93. PLATE OF ICED PATTY CAKES (4) baked in tins, no papers 94. CHOCOLATE BAR CAKE chocolate icing on top no decorations First Prize $4.00 Second Prize $2.00 Donated by L Ryan 95. PLATE OF ANZAC BISCUITS (4) First Prize $6.00 Second Prize $4.00 Donated by L Munt Please use the recipe provided below. 96. PLATE OF PIKELETS (4) 97. PLATE OF MOULDED CHOCOLATES (6) 98. PLATE OF MARSHMALLOWS (6) 99. APPLE TEA CAKE sugar and cinnamon topping 100. ONE DECORATED CUPCAKE 101. EDIBLE NECKLACE Lollies, macaroni, etc JUVENILE, 7 YEARS AND UNDER A Trophy and Sash for Champion Exhibit in Division 5 donated by Scott and Tania Duncombe. A trophy for most points in Division 5 donated by Cooyar Community Cuppa Group. First: 3 Points Second: 2 points FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT COME TO OUR COCKTAIL PARTY SATURDAY 11 TH FEBRUARY 2017 COOYAR MEMORIAL HALL For details contact: Jacinta Ryan E:mmjlryan@gmail.com Page 34

35 SECTION 6 HORTICULTURE Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon and judging to commence 1.00pm Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25th. First Prize: $1.00 Second Prize: 50c Except where otherwise state. Entry Fee: Free CONTAINERS AT SHOW PAVILION FOR CUT FLOWERS Bowl is wider than it is high. Vase - is higher than it is wide. All Flowers are to be homegrown. Class 1. ROSE, White one bloom 2. ROSE, Red one bloom 3. ROSE, Pink one bloom 4. ROSE, Yellow one bloom 5. ROSE, Bi-colour one bloom 6. ROSE, Striped one bloom 7. ROSE, any other colour one bloom 8. ROSE, in three stages, bud to full bloom 9. ROSE, Full Bloom 10. COLLECTION of ROSES to include buds and foliage not less than six 11. ROSE, Miniature or patio any colour 12. COLLECTION of MINIATURE ROSES 13. ONE SPRAY of POLYANTHUS Roses on stem 14. BOWL of ROSES any one colour Champion Rose Trophy and Sash donated by Joan Mead 15. CACTUS DAHLIA 16. DECORATIVE DAHLIA 17. DAHLIA any other variety 18. POMPOM DAHLIA 19. COLLECTION of DAHLIAS not less than six Champion Dahlia - Trophy and Sash donated by Joan Mead 20. AUSTRALIAN NATIVE 1 stem 21. CANNA 1 stem 22. GERBERA SINGLE any colour 23. GERBERA DOUBLE any colour 24. ONE BULBOUS, TUBEROUS RO RHIZONE FLOWER - not provided for. 25. COLLECTION of PHLOX 26. COLLECTION of PETUNIAS 27. COLLECTION of DIANTHUS 28. CARNATION 1 stem 29. COLLECTION of GERANIUMS, own foliage allowed 30. STEM of GERANIUM 31. HIBISCUS Single any colour, any variety 32. HIBISCUS Double any colour, any variety 33. COLLECTION of SHRUB FLOWERS 34. COLLECTION of MARIGOLDS 35. COLLECTION of ASTERS 36. COLLECTION of ZINNIAS not less than COLLECTION of DAISIES 38. COLLECTION of VERBENAS 39. COLLECTION of AUSTRALIAN NATIVE FLOWERS 40. COLLECTION of FOLIAGE at least 3 different varieties Page 35

36 41. SPECIMEN SPIKE, TRUSS of BOUGANVILLA any variety 42. CONTAINER OF ANNUALS not provided for 43. CUT FLOWER one spike, truss or bloom not previously provided for. 44. VASE of PINK FLOWERS 45. VASE of YELLOW FLOWERS 46. VASE of WHITE FLOWERS Champion Bloom of the Show Trophy donated by Mrs. Diane Welke FLORAL ART 47. VASE of FLOWERS arranged for effect 48. BOWL of FLOWERS arranged for effect 49. ARRANGEMENT for CHRISTMAS DINING TABLE - Fresh flowers optional no higher than 25cm 50. ARRANGEMENT in BLACK and ONE OTHER COLOUR 51. ALL GREEN ARRANGEMENT 52. DRIED ARRANGEMENT 53. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT - no higher than 10cm 54. ARRANGEMENT of WEATHERED WOOD and SUCCULENTS 55. ARRANGEMENT in a KITCHEN CONTAINER 56. ARRANGEMENT for DEPICTING a SONG TITLE 57. ARRANGEMENT of FOLIAGE 58. ARRANGEMENT of FLOWERS FRUIT AND FOLIAGE 59. MODERN ARRANGEMENT with three flowers 60. MODERN ARRANGEMENT one flower any foliage Champion Arrangement Trophy and Sash donated by P & R Thomas 61. FLORAL SAUCER school child 62. CUT FLOWER any variety JUVENILE SECTION NOVICE SECTION This section is opened to any exhibitor not having won a first prize in the Floriculture section at a Cooyar Show. 63. DRIED ARRANGEMENT 64. FLORAL ARRANGEMENT 65. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT POT PLANTS STANDING or HANGING 66. COLEUS 67. BEGONIA any variety in bloom 68. AFRICAN VIOLET in bloom 69. SUCCULANET PLANT or CACTUS 70. COLLECTION of SUCCULENTS or CACTUS in one container 71. ONE PLANT FERN 72. ONE PLANT PALM 73. ONE PLANT in FLOWER 74. ONE PLANT FOLIAGE 75. ONE PLANT TRAILING 76. ONE PLANT CLIMBING 77. BEST COLLECTION of PLANTS - 3 distinct plants Page 36

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39 PLEASE ASSIST STEWARDS BY OBSERVING THE TIME FOR EXHIBITS TO BE IN THE PAVILION SECTION 7 NEEDLEWORK Exhibits are to be in place by 12 noon and judging to commence 1.00pm Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25th. No item to appear in this section that has been previously displayed at two Cooyar Shows. All exhibits must be bon fide work of exhibitor. No work to compete in more than one class. Very old or soiled work will not be accepted. If Quilts are to be displayed please supply own rods. First prize: $1.00 Second Prize: 50c except where otherwise Stated. Entry Fee: Free DIVISION 1 Class 1. ARTICLE OF CANDLEWICKING 2. ARTICLE OF CREATIVE EMBROIDERY any medium 3. WALL HANGING appliqué or stitchery 4. CROCHET DUCHESS SET Cotton 40 & over 5. CROCHET TABLE CENTRE Cotton 40 & over 6. CROCHET DUCHESS SET Cotton 20 & under 7. CROCHET TABLE CENTRE Cotton 20 & under 8. CROCHET DOILY not more than 23cms diameter 9. ONE PIECE of TAPESTRY framed 10. ONE PIECE of TAPESTRY long stitch 11. PATCHWORK CUSHION machine and hand sewing allowed 12. PATCHWORK WALL HANGING 13. PATCHWORK ARTICLE machine quilted 14. PATCHWORK ARTICLE hand quilted 15. APPLIQUED ARTICLE or GARMENT machine work 16. APPLIQUED ARTICLE or GARMENT hand work 17. PATCHWORK BAG hand or machine sewn 18. CROSS STITCH PICTURE 19. COVERED DRESS HANGER 20. CUSHION any medium Champion Exhibit Division 1 Sash and trophy donated by Bryan & Michelle Bowen DIVISION 2 WOOL WORK (KNITTING ~ CROCHET) (Flat seam on baby wear) Class 21. BABY S KNITTED BONNET 22. BABY S KNITTED BOOTEES 23. BABY S CROCHET BONNET 24. BABY S CROCHET BOOTEES 25. THREE PIECE KNITTED BABY S SET 26. THREE PIECE CROCHET BABY S SET 27. KNITTED or CROCHET MATINEE JACKEY 28. CHILDS KNITTED CARDIGAN or PULLOVER 29. ADULTS KNITTED CARDIGAN or PULLOVER 30. KNITTED OR CROCHET SCARF Page 39

40 31. SHAWL, PONCHO OR CAPE knitted or crochet 32. RUG knitted or crochet 33. TEA COSY knitted or crochet 34. CAP or BEANIE knitted or crochet 35. WASHER,HAND TOWEL ETC. edge only to be judged crochet or knitted Champion Exhibit Division 2 Sash and trophy donated by Bryan & Michelle Bowen Eddie & Nell Munt Memorial Trophy for the exhibitor gaining most points in Needlework, Division 1 & 2. First: 3 points Second: 2 points. This trophy is donated by Mr. and Mrs. Brett Munt. DIVISION 3 MISCELLANEOUS Class 36. Item of HARD CRAFT 37. FASHION ACCESSORY OR ITEM OF JEWELLERY 38. BEST NOVELTY ITEM 39. PADDED ARTICLE Photo Frame 40. KITCHEN ITEM Mitt, apron, table runner etc. 41. DOOR STOP any medium 42. CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION 43. CHRISTMAS WALL HANGING 44. ONE ARTICLE MACHINE EMBROIDERED 45. FABRIC BAG any purpose 46. ARTICLE MACHINE EMBROIDERED 47. ARTICLE or GARMENT IN CHECK MATERIAL 48. NOVELTY PIN CUSHION 49. SOFT TOY 50. SOFT TOY knitted or crochet 51. COLLECTION of 3 CRAFTS different substances 52. ANY OTHER CRAFT EXHIBIT 53. DECORATED HAND TOWEL not machine embroidered 54. CUSHION COVER ONLY embroidered or appliquéd 55. SOMETHING PINK & PRETTY 56. MACHINE MADE FABRIC DOLL dressed Champion Exhibit - Division 3 Sash and trophy donated by Bryan & Michelle Bowen DIVISION 4 MACHINE MADE GARMENTS AND ARTICLES Class 57. BABY S FROCK 58. GIRL S PYJAMAS 59. BOY S PYJAMAS 60. CHILD S PLAYSUIT 61. GIRL S FROCK TO FIT UPTO 6 YEARS 62. BOY S SUIT (Shirt and Shorts) to fit up to 6 years 63. T-SHIRT or GARMENT in stretch material 64. LADY S or GIRL S FROCK 65. ARTICLE MAHINE APPLIQUED 66. LADY S or GIRL S BLOUSE 67. BOY S or MAN S SHIRT 68. LADY S SHORT PYJAMAS or NIGHTIE 69. MACHINE MADE CUSHION COVER 70. USEFUL ITEM FOR BATHROOM Page 40

41 71. NOVELTY POT HOLDER machine made 72. SOMETHING NEW from SOMETHING OLD 73. ARTICLE OF SEWING using an overlocker 74. ANY MACHINE SEWN ARTICLE not previously mentioned Champion Exhibit Division 4 Trophy and Sash donated by Ted & Rosalie Cole. A trophy donated by Brad & Christine Duncombe & Family will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in Needlework, Division 3 & 4. First: 3 points Second: 2 points DIVISION 5 JUVENILES (UNDER 15 YEARS) Class 75. SOFT TOY 76. HANDMADE CARD 77. EMBROIDERED ARTICLE 78. KNITTED or CROCHET ARTICLE 79. CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION 80. MACHINE MADE ARTICLE 81. RECYCLED CRAFT any article 82. ARTICLE LONG STITCH TAPESTRY 83. ARTICLE or GARMENT in STRETCH FABRIC 84. POTPOURRI SACHET filling must be seen 85. ARTICLE JEWELLERY eg. Gum nuts, beads, etc 86. ANY OTHER ARTICLE of HANDICRAFT 87. ARTICLE of HARDCRAFT 88. CLOTH BAG for any purpose 89. COLLAGE (any medium) A4 size, 6 years and under - one entry per person 90. COLLAGE 9any medium) A4 size, (7-10 years one entry per person 91. ANY HARD CRAFT 10 years and under A trophy donated by Rob and Lyn McCoist will be awarded to the competitor gaining most points in Division 5. HELP TO MAKE OUR SHOW BETTER AND SUPPORT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY BECOME A MEMBER TODAY Double - $40.00 Single - $20.00 Contact the Treasurer: Michelle Bowen PH: E: the bowens@netspace.net.au Page 41

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43 SECTION 8 ART All exhibits to be framed or mounted on card. Exhibits are to be in place by 11.00am, Friday 24 th February. Judging is to commence after noon Friday February 24th. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25th. EXHIBITS ARE TO BE PICKED UP FROM SECRETARY S OFFICE. The Judge reserves the right to withhold the awards if the exhibit is of insufficient merit. First Prize: $12.00 Second Prize: $8.00 Entry Fee: $1.00 Class 1. WATER COLOUR any subject 2. PAINTING any subject pastels 3. DRAWING any subject any medium 4. CONTEMPORARY modern or abstract approach any medium 5. PAINTING any subject acrylic 6. OIL PAINTING any subject 7. PORTRAIT 8. PAINTING any medium Illustrating the Cooyar area to be named 9. SCULPTURE any medium. Exhibits are to be limited to 50cm2 10. SINGLE PAGE of SCRAPBOOKING maximum 2 entries per exhibitor No Entry Fee First and Second Prizes donated by: Angela Finch Stampin Up. Champion Exhibit Sash and Trophy donated by Dell Stevenson Dells Art. Prize Money donated by Cooyar Agricultural Society Inc. Page 43

44 JUNIOR ART SECTION All school entry forms and exhibits are to be dropped off at the Cooyar State School prior to 10am Wednesday 22 nd February PRIMARY SCHOOL NO Entry Fee ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PER EXHIBITOR First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: $ 1.00 Prize money is donated by Cooyar Agricultural Society. Class Painting - Any Subject 11. Prep 12.Year2 13.Year 2 14.Year 3 15.Year 4 16.Year 5 17.Year 6 Class Drawing Any Subject Any Medium 18. Prep 19.Year 1 20.Year 2 21.Year 3 22.Year 4 23.Year Year 6 SECONDARY SCHOOL No Entry Fee First Prize: $6.00 Second Prize: $ PAINTING any subject 26. DRAWING any subject any medium 27. COLLAGE any subject LEGO MODEL No Entry Fee The exhibit entered by the child MUST be his/her own ORIGINAL DESIGN OR CREATION. The Exhibit MUST NOT be a design or copy worked from instructions on boxes or sets. Exhibit must be set on tray or firm base for ease of Movement. The size of the base is limited to 64cm x 48cm. (Oversize entries will have points deducted.) Exhibits must remain on display until 5pm Saturday 25 th February A steward MUST be present before the exhibit is to be removed. Only one entry per child is allowed. Trophies donated by Keith and Sandra Duncombe 28.8 years and under years HANDWRITING Pencil only NO Entry Fee - ONE ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR to be MOUNTED ON COLOURED CARDBOARD. (Maximum 1cm Border). First Prize: $3.00 Second Prize: $2.00 Third Prize: $1.00 Prize money is donated by the Cooyar P&C Association. Class Years 1 & 2 Beginners Alphabet 6mm blue and red lines 30. Year 1: Visit the Show. 31. Year 2: Come to the Show. Years 3 & 4 Queensland Modern Cursive 4mm blue and red lines 32. Year 3: Have a ride at the Cooyar Show. 33. Year 4: Win a trophy at the Cooyar Show. Years 5 & 6 Queensland Modern Cursive 4mm blue lines 34. Year 5: Watch the fireworks at the Cooyar Show. 35. Year 6: Have a burger and chips at the Cooyar Show. Page 44

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47 SECTION 9 PHOTOGRAPHY Exhibits are to be in place between 12noon and 5.00pm Wednesday 22 nd February NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Judging is to commence 9.00am Friday 24 th February. NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Saturday 25 th February. First Prize: $1.00 Second Prize: 50c unless otherwise stated. Entry Fee: Free Prize money donated by the Cooyar Agricultural Society Inc. All photos must be taken by the exhibitor. All prints no larger than 6 x4 or 15cm x 10cm. Prints are to be mounted on thin black cardboard, minimum border of 1cm. Please ensure borders are neat and uniform. Entries should be clearly marked on the back with a sticker with entrant s name and class number. No item to appear in this section that has previously won a prize at the Cooyar Show. Limit 2 entries per class per person. PHOTOS MUST BE ALL AUSTRALIAN SUBECTS States, ACT and NT (unless otherwise stated). Class 1. FOUR COLOURED PRINTS, on one mount any subjects. First Prize: $6.00 Second Prize: $ FOUR COLOURED PRINTS, from OVERSEAS, on one mount 4 different subjects Country must be named on front under photos. First Prize: $6.00 Second Prize: $ PRINT from OVERSEAS country to be named. 4. LANDSCAPE without WATER 5. WATER SCENE not seascape 6. SEASCPE 7. PARKS or GARDENS 8. SILHOUETTE 9. FLOWER/FLOWER STUDY 10. ACTION SHOT 11. FIGURE or PORTRAIT of ADULT 12. FIGURE or PORTRAIT of CHILD 13. CHILD/CHILDREN at PLAY 14. PERSON/PERSONS at WORK 15. WEDDING DAY 16. SPECIAL OCCASSIONS Birthdays, Christmas, Christenings, etc 17. FARM INTEREST 18. ANIMAL/ANIMALS, BIRD/BIRDS OR INSECT/INSECTS 19. SUNRISE/SUNSET 20. ASPECTS of WEATHER Fog, Storm, Clouds, Snow, etc 21. MACHINES Trucks, Cars, tractors, etc. 22. HUMOUROUS PRINT with caption 23. ARCHITECTURE BUILDING, BRIDGE, etc. 24. ENLARGEMENT Up to 12 x 8 any subject (Limit 1 entry per person). 25. STILL LIFE 26. PRINT any other subject Champion Photo Trophy and Sash donated by Alan O Brian Outback Overflo. A trophy will be donated by Mark & Gaye Ryan to the exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. First: 3 points Second: 2 points Page 47

48 PHOTOGRAPHY JUNIOR (15 years & under) Class 27. FARMLIFE 28. LANDSCAPE without water 29. WATERSCENE 30. ANIMAL STUDY 31. PEOPLE OR PERSON at WORK or PLAY 32. ASPECTS OF WEATHER Sun, Moon, Fog, Clouds, etc. 33. MACHINES Trucks, cars, tractors, etc. 34. PEOPLE/PERSON with ANIMALS or PETS A trophy will be donated by Max & Marge Emmert to the exhibitor gaining most points. A trophy for the Best Exhibit will be donated by Morrie & Sue Dando. PHOTOGRAPHY JUNIOR (6 YEARS & UNDER) TINY TOTS 35. ANIMAL/ANIMALS 36. PEOPLE/PERSON 37. ON THE FARM 38. ANY OTHER SUBJECT. A trophy will be donated by Harry & Lyn Sheppard to the exhibitor gaining most points. A trophy for the Best Exhibit will be donated by Mark and Gaye Ryan. SECTION 10 SCHOOLWORK 2017 A display is to be prepared showcasing the academic talents of the students. The display should also promote the school and the local area. This display, mounted on appropriate fabric, ready for hanging is to be presented to the Junior Art Pavilion, prior to 11.00am Friday 24 th February. A SPECIAL TROPHY Will be donated by the Sel Smith Watch Centre Toowoomba For Supreme Exhibit judged to be the best overall in the pavilion Including Photography and Art Page 48

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53 CHAINSAW EVENTS Proudly sponsored by Blackbutt Smash Repairs Greg Ziebell of ZF Transport - Biddeston Ryan Electrical Contracting Cooyar & The Cooyar Agricultural Society Open Post Prize Money 1st $100, 2 nd $50, 3 rd $25 Under 100cc Post Rip Prize Money 1st $100, 2 nd $50, 3 rd $25 Teams Post Rip Prize Money 1st $100, 2 nd $50 No Entry Fee for Chainsaw Events All competitors to pay admission into the Show Page 53

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55 HELP TO MAKE OUR SHOW BETTER AND SUPPORT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY BECOME A MEMBER TODAY. Double - $40.00 Single - $20.00 Contact the Treasurer for more details: Michelle Bowen PH: E: thebowens@netspace.net.au Page 55

56 68 th Annual Cooyar Show 25 th February 2017 More entries make the Show a better Show. Exhibit all you can and compete for a valuable trophy. Trophies will be presented at the Show. Please send entries early, it will be appreciated. Entries Close: Stud Beef Cattle and Pavilion 22 nd of February 2017 Pavilion Exhibits will be judged on Friday the 24 th February commencing at 1:00pm. Photography judging will commence at 9am. Photos and Entry Form are to be received by the Secretary by Wednesday 22 nd February OR to the steward at the showground between 12noon and 5.00pm Wednesday 22 nd February. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Art judging will commence after 12noon. Have you renewed your membership? $40.00 Double $20.00 Single Help the Society it advertises the District Don t wait until closing day, Make your entries now. Cooyar Annual Show Dates 2018 February 24 th 2019 February 23 rd 2020 February 22 nd Page 56

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