Friday 16 th March Saturday 17 th March PAVILION SCHEDULE

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1 2018 th 104 Annual Gloucester Show Friday 16 th March Saturday 17 th March PAVILION SCHEDULE All Pavilion Entries to be made at Pavilion Entries Office at the Gloucester Gallery (Denison St ) Weekdays from 1 st March till 14 th March 10am to 3pm. Membership - $30 Admission: Non Members: Friday: Till 2pm: Adults - $10; Pensioners - $5; Children (16yrs & under) Free From 2pm: Adults - $15; Pensioner - $10; Children - $5; Family (2 Adults, 2 Children) $35. Saturday: Adults - $15; Pensioners - $10 Children (16yrs & under) - $10 Family (2 Adults, 2 Children) - $40. Limited Disabled Parking available on application Other enquiries To The Secretary PO Box 232, Gloucester NSW 2422 Phone (02)

2 - At Showground 5 th March Onwards Dogs are not to be loose if on the ground. Dogs must be secured at all times Pavilion Schedule

3 OPEN PAVILION SCHEDULE! Major Sponsor - Gloucester Tyre & Battery Services To be shared between Sections as Special cash awards! Gloucester Health Foods Perpetual Trophy plus Prize Awarded to Most Successful Exhibitor in the THREE Pavilions Points scored by exhibitor who has been placed in any THREE sections. May only be won by the same person every 4 th year. Winners: 2017 Joy Guy 2016 Marie Gregory 2015 Leah Weismantel 2014 Barbara Stuart 2013 Louise Stuart Prize Money to be collected from Show Office before 8:30pm Saturday evening during the Show. Prize Money not collected by the end of the Show will be forfeited No Names on any exhibit for judging, including commercial names Completed Entry Forms & Entry Fees must be lodged with the pavilion entries office at the Gloucester gallery (Denison St.) Weekdays from 1 st March till 14 th from 10am till 3pm Entries must be lodged at the above office before Judging Day where possible Exhibitors Card to be firmly attached to items Before Delivery to the Pavilion on Judging Day All Exhibits to be Delivered to the Stewards prior to judging times. Refer to appropriate sections for times. Judging times and days. Please refer to appropriate sections for these details Collection of Exhibits & Special Prizes are to be Collected at 7pm Saturday Evening in Each Pavilion. Exhibits not collected by 8pm will be left in pavilions at owners risk EXHIBITORS OF ALL SECTIONS: While the committee will take every precaution under the circumstances to ensure the safety of articles sent to the exhibitions, they wish it to be distinctly understood, that the OWNERS themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them and should any article be lost or stolen, the committee will not hold themselves responsible. Entry Forms to be completed and signed by all Competitors/Exhibitors at our 2018 Gloucester Show. E.& O.E Pavilion Schedule

4 C o n t e n t s Section 6 Farm and Garden Produce... 3 Section 7 Fruit Junior Farm and Garden Produce... 4 Section 8 Jams, Jellies, Preserves etc Section 9 Cooking and Food Special Classes Junior Section... 9 Section 10 Flowers and Plants Dahlias Roses Cut Flowers Container Grown Plants Section 10B Junior Flowers & Plants Section 10C Floral Art Design Open Section Restricted Section Junior Arrangements Section 11 Fine Arts Junior Section Section 12 Handicraft Hand Embroidery Knitting Crochet Machine Sewing Patchwork & Quilting Weaving, Spinning, Felting Miscellaneous Craft Novelty Items Nursing Home Residents Collectors Corner Speed Knitting Competition Junior Handicraft Primary Junior Handicraft Secondary Section 13 - Woodwork and Metalwork 21 Section 14 Photography Open section Junior Section, 4 to 8 yrs 9 to15 yrs Section 15 Wine & Spirits List of Sponsors Entry Form Centrefold Pavilion Schedule

5 Stewards: Judging: Entry Fee: $1.00 S E C T I O N 6 FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE Mr John Ritter; Ms A Kernahan; 10:30am Thursday 15 th March All exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards by 9:00am Thursday 15 th March All collections to be separate exhibits, including those shown for special prizes. Exhibitors must provide suitable boxes or trays for showing exhibits where necessary. All exhibits, where practicable, to be judged on Commercial value. First Prize: $4.00; Second Prize: $2.00 unless otherwise stated Most Successful Exhibitor - $20.00 sponsored by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Most Outstanding Vegetable of Show - $10 sponsored by John Ritter 1. Maize, six stalks, for ensilage 2. Sorghum, ten stalks, for ensilage 3. Maize, six cobs, named 4. Pasture hay, 1 bale 5. Lucerne hay, 1 bale 6. Sheaf of green fodder approx 6 diameter 7. Gramma, one Trombone shaped 8. Gramma, one, any other variety 9. Gramma, one, pear shaped 10. Gramma, one, flat native cat 11. Gramma, one, Largest 12. Jam Melon, one 13. Watermelon, one 14. Rockmelon, one 15. Pumpkin, Queensland Blue, two 16. Pumpkin, Button, two 17. Pumpkin, A.O.V., for table, two under 2kg 18. Pumpkin, A.O.V., for table, two over 2kg 19. Largest Table Pumpkin 20. Largest Cattle Pumpkin (1 st Prize $10.00 Sponsored by Central District Exhibit) 21. Squash, Hubbard, one 22. Squash, White Bush, two 23. Squash, small Button, two 24. Squash, Table Queen, two 25. Zucchini, three small 26. Marrow, Pimply, two round type 27. Marrow, Pimply, two long type 28. Marrow, Smooth Skin, two 29. Potatoes, four 30. Garlic Bulb, Tops cut off 31. Tomatoes, four 32. Chokos, three 33. Cucumbers, three long white 34. Cucumbers, three apple shape 35. Cucumbers, three long green 36. Onions, white, three 37. Onions, brown, three 38. Onions, largest, three 39. Eschalots, four 40. Carrots, bunch of four 41. Beetroot, four 42. Cabbage, one head 43. Lettuce, one head 44. Rhubarb, six stalks 45. Silverbeet, four stalks 46. Bush Beans, twelve 47. Chillies, four, AOV 48. Climbing Beans, twelve 49. Egg Plants Three 50. Any other vegetable not listed 51. Collection of Herbs 1 st Prize $5.00 sponsored by CWA 52. Collection of Vegetables, at least 5 kinds, no more than 10. Gift Voucher donated by Gloucester Garden Centre 53. Collection of salad vegetables 1 st Prize $5.00 donated by CWA 54. Collection of Baby Gourmet Vegetables (at least 5 varieties) - 1 st Prize $10.00 donated by Jessie Burley 55. Hen Eggs, One Dozen 56. Duck Eggs, One Dozen 57. Brown Eggs, One Dozen Pavilion Schedule

6 Judging: Entry Fee: $1.00 S E C T I O N 7 FRUIT 10:30am Thursday 15 th March All exhibits to be in the hands of the Stewards by 9:00am Thursday 15 th March Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service Most Successful Exhibitor - $ Red Apples, four 59. Green Apples, four 60. Persimmons, four 61. Pears, four 62. Lemons, Lisbon, four 63. Lemons, Wild, four 64. Grapes, 250g 65. Limes, four 66. Passionfruit, four 67. Pomegranates, four 68. Honey, Dark, One jar, 500g 69. Honey, Light, One jar, 500g 70. Any other fruit not listed, four Junior Farm & Garden Produce Entry Fee: 50 per entry First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize: $1.00 Gloucester Garden Club Most Successful Exhibitor $10 Gloucester Garden Club Champion Exhibit $ One Gramma, any variety 72. One Watermelon, any variety 73. One Pumpkin, any variety, under 2Kg. 74. One Pumpkin, any variety, over 2Kg. 75. One Squash, any variety 76. Three Potatoes, any variety 77. Six Beans, any variety 78. Bunch 3 Carrots, any variety 79. Two Zucchini, any variety 80. Six Tomatoes, Cherry or Grape variety 81. Any Vegetable not listed 82. Sweet Corn, 3 cobs 83. Collection of fruit, two kinds, three of each $5 Gloucester Garden Club 84. Two Cucumbers 85. One Dozen Eggs 86. Most Decorated Pumpkin 87. COW SCULPTURE made from VEGETABLES AND/OR FRUIT $5 Gloucester Garden Club 88. Most Decorated piece of Fruit $5 Gloucester Garden Club Pavilion Schedule

7 S E C T I O N 8 JAMS, JELLIES, PRESERVES, ETC. Stewards: Mesdames Rhonda Merchant ( ) and Barbara Reichert Judging: 10:00am Thursday 15 th March 2018 Entry Fee: $1.00 All exhibits to be in the hands of the stewards by 9:00am Thursday 15 th March Judges Choice $15.00 Jams & Jellies Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service Encouragement Award - $10.00 Donated by McRaes Fashion Centre Most Successful Exhibitor - $15.00 Voucher Café 57 Champion Ribbon First Prize: $4.00; Second Prize: $2.00 unless otherwise stated All exhibits to be picked up at 7pm on Saturday Note: Each jar of jelly or conserve must be labelled with list of ingredients Jars to be not less than 200g. All exhibits to be home-made, at least seven days old, and made since last show Only one jar from each boiling check for mould All exhibits must be opened and tasted by judge All care taken but no responsibility accepted for breakages. All jars to be opened except preserves. 1. Peach Jam 2. Melon Jam, with any flavouring 3. Plum Jam 4. Fig Jam 5. Blackberry Jam 6. Tomato Jam Red 7. Tomato Jam ANY flavouring 8. Orange Marmalade 9. Any Citrus Jam 10. Jelly any variety 1 st Prize $5 donated by CWA Evening Branch 11. Passionfruit Butter 12. Lemon Butter 13. Lime Butter 1 st Prize $10 donated by CWA Evening Branch 14. Jam, any variety not listed 15. Onion Pickled 16. Green Tomato Pickles 17. Pickles any variety 18. Wild cattle pickles suitable for a farmers sandwich 1 st Prize $10.00 donated by Rhonda Merchant 19. Sauce Savoury 20. Sweet Chutney, using any fruit or vegetables 21. Apple Chutney 22. Tomato Relish 1 st Prize $5 donated by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service 23. Relish any variety 24. Homemade Mustard (small jar) 25. Pickled Vegetables. 26. Pesto (small jar) 27. Salad Dressing 1st Prize $10 donated by Barbara Reichert 28. Pumpkin Relish 29. Quince Paste 30. Preserves, any Fruit or Vegetables 18 Years and Under 31. Tomato Relish 32. Lemon Butter Open Microwave Section 33. Any Jam 34. Any Spread 35. Any Chutney Pavilion Schedule

8 S E C T I O N 9 COOKING Stewards: Mesdames Morna Wilson, Christine Bolton, Kay Garland, Helen Yates, Dorothy Kirk, Fay Relf, Fay Fenning, Melinda Higgins, Emma Laurie Contact: Morna Wilson Judging: 10:00am Thursday 15 th March 2018 Entry Fee: $1.00 ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE STEWARDS BY 9.30AM THURSDAY ALL EXHIBITS & SPECIAL PRIZES TO BE PICKED UP at 7pm Saturday Rules: No ring or Bar tins to be used. One entry per baking No packet mixes to be used Icing only where stated SPECIAL AWARD to MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN SECTION 9 - $30.00 Gift Voucher donated by Milady Salon SUB-SECTION A Judges Choice - $10.00 VOUCHER donated by Max Value Pharmacy 1 st Prize - $4.00; 2 nd Prize - $ Plain Scones, four 2. Cheese Scones, four 3. Cinnamon Teacake 4. Sweet Muffins, four, no papers 5. Family Favourite Biscuits, six 6. Jam Drops, six 7. Anzac Biscuits, six 8. Rock Cakes, six SUB-SECTION B Judges Choice - $10.00 VOUCHER donated by Max Value Pharmacy 9. Marble Cake, 3 colours, butter mixture, pink icing 1 st - $10 donated by McRae s Fashion Centre; 2 nd - $5 CWA Branch 10. Chocolate Butter Cake, iced 1 st - $10 Voucher donated by Gloucester Health Foods; 2 nd - $5 CWA Branch 11. Date Loaf 1 st - $8 donated by Hebby s Bakery; 2 nd - $4 12. Plain Butter Cake, un-iced 1 st - $10 Voucher donated by Max Value Pharmacy; 2 nd - $5 13. Carrot Cake, lemon icing 1 st - $10 donated by CWA Evening Branch; 2 nd - $5 14. Coconut Cake, loaf tin, lemon icing 1 st - $10 Voucher donated by The Fox Den; 2 nd - $5 15. Plain Sponge Sandwich, using 4 eggs, jam filling, uniced 1 st - $10 donated by McRae s Fashion Centre; 2 nd - $5 16. Gluten Free Slice, your choice 1st - $10 Voucher donated by Max Value Pharmacy; 2nd - $ Pavilion Schedule

9 SUB-SECTION C Judges Choice - $20.00 VOUCHER donated by Gloucester Health Foods 17. Christmas Pudding, boiled in a cloth, Recipe using 250g butter 1 st - $30 Voucher donated by Gloucester IGA; 2 nd - $ Pumpkin Fruit Cake 1 st - $10 donated by McRaes Fashion Centre; 2 nd - $5 19. Steamed Plum Pudding, steamed in a basin 1 st - $20 Voucher donated by Nikki Durbidge Hair Salon; 2 nd - $5 20. Diabetic Fruit Cake 1 st - $10 donated by Morna Wilson; 2 nd - $5 21. Fruit Cake, using 250g butter 1 st - $10 donated by C Bolton; 2 nd - $5 Historical Society 22. Sultana Cake 1 st Prize - $10 Voucher donated by The Fox Den; 2 nd - $5 Historical Society SUB-SECTION D Judges Choice - $10.00 VOUCHER donated by Max Value Pharmacy 23. Jam Muffins, Six. RECIPE SUPPLIED 1st - $8 donated by Hebby s Bakery; 2nd - $4 24. Melt n Mix Shortbread. RECIPE SUPPLIED 1 st - $8 donated by Hebby s Bakery; 2 nd - $4 25. Honey Tea Loaf. RECIPE SUPPLIED 1 st - $8 donated by Hebby s Bakery; 2 nd - $4 26. Monte Carlo Biscuits, six 1 st - $8 donated by Hebby s Bakery; 2 nd - $4 27. Butterfly Cakes. Six. Mock cream filling. No papers. Patty tins not muffin tins 1 st - $8 donated by D. Kirk; 2 nd - $4 SPECIAL CLASSES 28. Males Only Cattlemans Damper using 3 cups flour 1 st - $10 donated by Helen Yates & Kay Garland; 2 nd - $5 29. Club Challenge Before Milking Cuppa Open to all Clubs & Organisations # Cream Cake. Recipe Supplied # Cheddar Cheese Biscuits. Six. Recipe Supplied # Farm Cakes. Four. Recipe Supplied Rules of the Challenge: The 3 items must be submitted for each entry Each item to be made by different members 1 st - $30 Voucher donated by The Fox Den; 2 nd - $8 by Hebby s Bakery Pavilion Schedule

10 Melt n Mix Shortbread 250 g butter 1/3 cup icing sugar 1/3 cup cornflour 1/4 cup sugar 1/2 teas vanilla 2 1/3 cups plain flour Melt butter over low heat, allow to cool slightly. Sift icing sugar & cornflour into bowl, add sugar. Add butter & vanilla, beat mixture until thick & creamy. Add sifted flour, mix well. Press mixture into an 18cm x 28cm lamington tin, smooth over with a spatula & mark into fingers with a sharp knife. Each finger to be approx 3 1/2cm x 6cm & 1cm thick. Prick each finger decoratively with a fork. Bake in mod oven 30 minutes until light gold. Cut fingers while still warm. Jam Muffins 1 1/2 cups plain flour 2 teas baking powder 1/4 cup melted butter or margarine 1/4 cup castor sugar 1 egg 1/2 teas vanilla essence Pinch salt 1/2 cup milk Jam Mix dry ingredients, then add the rest except the jam. Do not over beat. Half fill greased muffin tins, place 1/2 teaspoon jam in the centre of each muffin, then top with remaining mixture. Bake at 200deg C for 12 to 15 minutes or until well risen & golden. Honey Tea loaf 2/3 cup cold tea 4 tables honey 1 tables water 2 cups mixed fruit 1 egg, beaten 250g SR flour Honey for glazing Combine the first 3 ingredients, pour over fruit & soak overnight. Add beaten egg to fruit mixture, beat well. Add sifted flour, mix well. Poor into greased & lined loaf tin (14cm x 22cm) & bake in mod oven 180deg C for 1 hour or until cooked. Cool in tin for 10 minutes, then remove. Brush top of loaf with honey. Store in air tight tin for a few days to improve flavour. Cheddar Cheese Biscuits 250g Chilled butter, chopped 1 teas Dijon mustard 2 cups plain flour 1 1/4 cups coarsely grated cheese Pre heat oven to180deg C. grease 2 baking trays. Using an electric beater, beat butter & mustard until pale & creamy. Stir in flour & cheese. Turn onto a lightly floured surface & using your hands, bring the dough together. Divide into 2 equal portions. Roll out 1 portion onto lightly floured surface till about 5mm thick. Use a round 5 1/2 cm cutter to cut disks from the dough. Place on greased trays. Place in fridge for 10 mins to chill. Repeat this process with remaining dough & bake for 18 to 20 minutes until golden. Cool on trays for 5 minutes before transferring to wire rack. MAKES about 60 biscuits Cream Cake 1 cup of sugar 1 cup of cream 2 eggs 1 1/2 cups SR flour Lemon essence Beat cream & sugar together well. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add essence & lastly the flour. Bake in loaf tin in mod oven for 1/2 an hour or until cooked. Ice with plain icing. OUT OF DATE CREAM IS IDEAL FOR THIS RECIPE Farm Cakes 2 cups plain flour 2 teas baking powder Salt 1/2 teas nutmeg 1 cup sugar 2 tables butter 1 cup mixed fruit 1 egg (beat in cup & fill with milk) 1 tables golden syrup Lemon essence Rub butter into flour, salt & nutmeg, add sugar & fruit. Combine syrup with egg mixture & add to dry ingredients. Mix all well. Press out onto floured board about 4 cm thick. Cut into squares approx 6 cm square. Bake mod oven 20 to 30 minutes Pavilion Schedule

11 Stewards: JUNIOR SECTION Cooking- Section 9 Sandy Tebbet, Mel Power Contact: Sandy Tebbet Entry Fee: 50 per entry First Prize: $2.00; Second Prize: $1.00 Entries Must be in by 9:30am Thursday 15 th March Judging at 10:00am All exhibits and Special Prizes to be picked up at 7pm Saturday 4 to 8 Years Most Successful Exhibitor - $20 Prize donated by Mrs J O Higgins 1. 4 x Arrowroot biscuits decorated 2. Vanilla Packet Cake, decorated in a CATTLE THEME 3. 6 x Pikelets 9 to 12 Years Most Successful Exhibitor - $20 Prize donated by Mrs J R Higgins 4. 6 x Cup Cakes decorated in a CATTLE THEME 5. 4 x Gingerbread person decorated 6. Marble cake (3colours) pink icing(20cm round cake tin) 13 to 16 Years Most Successful Exhibitor - $20 Prize donated by Gloucester CWA Evening & Friends of Bakers Creek 7. Homemade Biscuits x 6. Decorated in a CATTLE THEME 8. Fondant Creation depicting GLOUCESTER (to fit on a 20cm plate or board) 9. 14cm Rainbow Butter Cake 5 layers (any colours) Jam between layers. Frosting to cover cake. (14cm round cutters available at Gloucester High School food tech department) Pavilion Schedule

12 S E C T I O N 10 A FLOWERS AND PLANTS Stewards: Pearl Beggs, Jessie Burley, Yvonne Edwards, Helen Ellis ( ) Val Sweet, Joanne Tenbosch & Helen Tugwood, Judging: 9:30am Friday 16 th March 2018 Entry Fee: $1.00 Exhibits to be staged by 9:00am Friday 16 th March. Stewards at Pavilion from 9am-4pm on Thursday 15 th March to take any entries. Note: Please name exhibits where possible. All Dahlia blooms must have a stem not less than 280mm. A collection shall contain one only of each variety. Collection 6-12 blooms; Container more than 12 blooms N.N.D. means Not Necessarily Distinct. Cut Flowers Oasis is acceptable provided that stem lengths are abided by. First Prize: $4.00; Second Prize: $2.00 unless otherwise stated All exhibits & Special Prizes to be picked up at 7pm Saturday DAHLIAS! Champion Dahlia Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Gloucester Garden Club! Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 1-17, Voucher donated by Norco Rural 1. Large Decorative, one 210mm-260mm 2. Medium Decorative, one 160mm-210mm. 3. Small Decorative, three NND 120mm-160mm 4. Miniature Decorative, three NND 80mm-120mm 5. One Bi-Colour Decorative 6. One large Cactus / Semi Cactus over 210mm 7. Three Medium Decorative NND 160mm-210mm 8. Three Medium Semi Cactus NND 160mm-210mm. 9. One Medium Semi Cactus NND 160mm-210mm 10. Three Small Cactus or Semi Cactus one variety 120mm-160mm 11. One Vase Nymphea, three blooms ( Waterlilly ) 12. One Vase Pompom, three blooms 13. Collection of Dahlias (shall contain 6 to 12 blooms) 14. Fimbriated Cactus, one cut 15. Any other variety of Dahlia not mentioned, one cut 16. One Exhibition Dahlia 17. Collection of Bambino (single miniatures 6 to 12 blooms) 18. Miniature Dahlia, any variety, 3 cuts NND ROSES! Champion Exhibit Classes 18-20, Ribbon & Trophy donated by family of Mrs H Shaw! Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 18-29, Goods donated by Gloucester Garden Centre. 19. Rose, One Light 20. Rose, One Dark 21. Rose, One Bi-Colour. 1 st Prize $10 voucher donated by Deck Décor Garden Shop 22. Roses, Two (1 variety) 23. Roses, Three NND. 1 st Prize $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 24. Roses in any three stages, must be the same rose (buds must show colour) 3 cuts 1 st Prize $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 25. Full Bloom Roses 3 stems NND 26. Container of Roses (unlimited amount) 1 st Prize $10 voucher donated by Deck Décor Garden Shop 27. Single Cut cluster flowered (floribunda) Pavilion Schedule

13 28. Cluster flowered Roses. Floribunda (2 to 5 cuts NND at least 10 florets). 1 st Prize $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 29. Miniature Roses 3 stems NND 30. David Austin Rose 1 cut $10 donated by the family of the late Ian Ellis. CUT FLOWERS (a collection shall contain 6 to 12 blooms)! Champion Exhibit Classes 30-47, Trophy donated by family of the late Marie Belcher! Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 30-47, Goods donated by Gloucester Garden Centre 31. Gerberas, Collection 6-12 NND Arthur Davis Memorial Prize $10, donated by Sandra Davis 32. One Gerbera, Single petal. Memorial Prize $10 donated by the family of the late Ron & Ranii Fox 33. One Gerbera, Double petals. May have leaves for presentation 34. Geraniums, Collection NND with leaves for presentation 35. Geraniums, 1 Cut 36. Daisy Type Flowers, Collection NND 37. Zinnia, Collection 38. Salvias, Collection 6 or more cuts 39. Marigolds, Collection 40. Petunias, 3 cuts 41. Asters, 3 cuts 42. Carnations, 3 cuts 43. Specimen one cut flower (or bloom). Not listed in schedule. 1 st $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 44. Foliage, 5 cuts. 1 st $10 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 45. Flowering Shrubs or Trees, Collection 6 varieties. 1 st $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 46. Flowers not listed in schedule, Collection 6. 1 st $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 47. Australian Natives Collection NND CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS Champion Exhibit classes 48 to 58, $15 donated by Deck Décor Garden Shop! Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 48-58, Goods donated by Gloucester Garden Centre 48. Begonia 49. Any kind of Fern 50. Pot Plant not mentioned in Schedule 1st Prize $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 51. Flowering Pot Plant 1 st $5 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 52. Hanging Pot Plant. May contain different plants 53. Cactus only 54. Bonsai 55. Succulents 56. African Violet in Bloom 57. Bromeliad 58. Pot Plant with Variegated Foliage Pavilion Schedule

14 JUNIOR FLOWERS & PLANTS - SECTION 10B 11 to 16 YEARS Entry Fee: 50 per entry First Prize: $2.00; Second Prize: $1.00; Third Prize: 50! Champion Exhibitor Classes 1-8, Ruth Mudford Memorial $10 donated by Sandra Davis! Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 1-8, $5 donated by Jessie Burley Encouragement Award Classes 1 8 $5.00 donated by Gloucester Garden Club 1. Cactus Dahlia, one cut 2. Dahlia any variety one cut 3. Rose, One Dark colour 4. Rose, One Light colour 5. Three stems of the same Rose in three stages. Buds must show colour 6. One Pot of Growing Cactus, May contain more than one variety 7. One Pot of Growing Petunias. May contain more than one variety 8. One Flower not mentioned 4 to 10 YEARS! Encouragement Award Classes 9-11, $5.00 donated by Yvonne Edwards Champion Award Classes 9 11, $5.00 donated by Gloucester Garden Club Most Successful Exhibitor Classes 9-11 $5.00 donated by Yvonne Edwards 9. One Flower 10. One Pot of growing Marigolds. Limit of 3 plants 11. One Pot of growing Succulents. May contain more than one variety. 12. SPECIAL PRIZE OPEN TO ALL JUNIORS IN SECTION 10B Prize $5.00 donated by Gloucester Garden Club Growing succulents and cactus garden. Grown in a cake tin Pavilion Schedule

15 FLORAL ART DESIGN - SECTION 10C Stewards: Mesdames M Higgins, E Crawley, A Mullen Entry Fee: $1.00 per entry First Prize: $4.00; Second Prize: $2.00 unless otherwise stated ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY: 9:00am for judging at 9:30am on Friday 16 th March Stewards will be in the Pavilion from 9am till 6pm on Thursday 15 th March for exhibitors wishing to enter & stage exhibits. Exhibits to be picked up at 7pm Saturday Guidelines for exhibitors: 1. Exhibits judged on interpretation of Schedule, Creativity, Originality, Principles and Elements of Design. 2. Plant materials should predominate over all components in a design 3. Exhibits must be own exhibitor s work 4. The use of artificial plant material is forbidden, e.g. flowers/leaves 5. Fresh plant materials must be in water or in water retaining material unless plant remains turgid throughout the Show 6. A design must not be changed in any way after judging 7. Embellishments may be used. 8. The judge s decision is final 9. Designs may be brought in ready for Staging! CHAMPION EXHIBIT in each Section receives $15 & Sash donated by Gloucester Floral Art Group. Must be 3 or more entries in each section.! MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN EACH SECTION receives $5 donated by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service 1. Go for it Create 2. Overflowing Top shelf 3. Rustic From the Farm 4. Succulents, Foliage and wood 5. Petite OPEN SECTION RESTRICTED SECTION For exhibitors who have not won a Championship at any Show 1. Sticks, Stones and Succulents. 2. Basic Modern. 3. Barbeque Table Design. JUNIOR DESIGNS Entry Fee: 50c per entry First Prize: $2.00; Second Prize: $1.00 Judges Choice in each Section $5 donated by Gloucester Floral Art Group 11 Years & Under 1. The Farm container approx 30cm x 30cm 2. A posy for Mum. Must be in water container. 4. Out of the Garden 5. Design in an unusual container. 15 Years & Under Pavilion Schedule

16 S P O N S O R S Major Sponsor Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service A H & P Assoc Ladies Auxiliary Bucketts Building Supplies Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Café 57 Central District Exhibit. CWA Evening Branch CWA Gloucester Deck Décor Garden Shop Estate Late Miss I Ross Family of Late Mrs Marie Belcher Family of Late Mrs F E Shaw Family of Late Mrs H Shaw Family of Late Ian Ellis Family of Late Ron & Ranii Fox Friends of Bakers Creek Gloucester Art Society Gloucester Floral Art Group Gloucester Garden Centre Gloucester Garden Club Gloucester Health Foods Gloucester Patchwork Group Gloucester Quota Club Gloucester Smocking Group Gloucester Town & Country Handicraft Stewards Hebby s Bakery Historical Society IGA Gloucester Kid s Country Betta Living Mac s Boots & Work Wear McRae s Fashions Centre Max Value Pharmacy Gloucester Mr K & Mrs C Bolton Mrs Jessie Burley Ms Sandra Davies Mrs Yvonne Edwards Mrs Kay Garland Mrs C Higgins Mrs Janet Higgins Mrs J O Higgins Mrs J R Higgins Mrs D Kirk Mrs Mary Laurie Mrs Thelma Laurie Mrs R Merchant Mrs Elaine Murray Mrs Barbara Reichart Mr John Ritter Mrs Sandy Tebbet Mrs Morna Wilson Mrs Helen Yates Milady Hair Salon Nanna s Homewares & Antiques Nikki Durbidge Hair Salon Norco Rural The Fox Den Café Wingham Spinning & Weaving Group Pavilion Schedule

17 Stewards: Judging: S E C T I O N 11 FINE ARTS Jill Carson, Maureen Clunas, Tracy Murrell, Jean Spokes, Dianne Waite & Marj Woodwood 10.00am Thursday 15 th March Entry Fee: $1.00 Open Section Junior Section Free All entries to be made at the Pavilion Entries Office at the Gloucester Gallery weekdays from 1 st March till 14 th March 10am till 3pm All entries to be delivered to the Stewards between 9.00 & 10:00am 14 th March with competitors tickets attached. Note: All exhibits must be suitably framed and with hooks or wires and of a standard suitable to hand. Works will be hung at the discretion of the Stewards Exhibits for sale must have price on back of work. Commission 20% of marked price to Gloucester AH&P ALL ENTRIES TO BE COLLECTED & SIGNED OUT on SUNDAY 18 th BETWEEN 9am and 10 am or Monday between 3.15pm and 4.15 pm following the show. No entries can be collected before 8pm on Saturday Evening. OPEN SECTION PRIZE MONEY SPONSORED BY GLOUCESTER ART SOCIETY FIRST PRIZE: $20.00; SECOND PRIZE: $ Miniatures (any medium) image size no larger than 4 x4 2. Portrait (including Animals) 3. Abstract, any medium 4. Traditional, any medium 5. Still Life, any medium 6. Painting featuring CATTLE, any medium. This year s Show Theme is CATTLE 7. Novice, any medium, any subject.by artist not having won a prize at previous Shows 8. Looking through my eyes Any Medium, any subject. Includes colouring in By Artist, resident in a nursing home, from activity centre or people living with a disability. CHAMPION OF SHOW SPONSOR GLOUCESTER TYRE & BATTERY - $100 JUNIOR SECTION Encouragement Prizes, Classes 9 15 $5.00 each class donated by Buckets Building Supplies No Entry Fee First Prize: $3.00; Second Prize $2.00. Size of Entry = A4 9. Pre-School My Pet & Me 10. Kindergarten My Favourite pet 11. Year 1 Calves 12. Year 2 The Milkman 13. Years 3 & 4 Cows in the meadow 14. Years 5 & 6 Campdraft 15. High School Cattle Auction 16. Primary School Display - Measuring 1.5m x 1.5m Pavilion Schedule

18 Feature The History of Logging with Bullock Teams Best Entry First Prize $30 donated by Gloucester Quota Club Pavilion Schedule

19 S E C T I O N 12 HANDICRAFT Stewards: Mesdames Sally Higgins, Roslyn McIntyre, Anne Webeck, Merlene Curby, Cath McGovern Judging: 10:00am Thursday 15 th March 2018 Entry Fee: $1.00 per item Prizes: First Prize: $4; Second Prize: $2 unless otherwise stated Champion Piece of Work in Section 12 - $15, donated by CWA. Most Successful Exhibitor Section 12 - $15, donated by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service Judges Choice Prize in Section 12 for best overall item with a CATTLE THEME - $20 Gift Voucher donated by Nanna s Homewares & Antiques Note: Entry rules Work to be completed within the last two years and NOT previously exhibited in the Gloucester Show. Work to be NEW and unused. No soiled work will be accepted. Any one exhibit cannot compete in more than one class Collection of Fancywork, Doilies etc., must be mounted on suitable material or cardboard. In Hand Embroidery edges of work to be neatly finished off or otherwise must be mounted. All embroidery and knitting to be handmade unless otherwise stated All exhibits to be collected at 7pm Saturday evening. Completed entry forms and entry fees must be lodged with the Entry Office at the Gloucester Gallery, Denison St, weekdays from and including 1 st March till Wednesday 14 th March from 10am to 3pm. Entries must be lodged before judging day Only pre-entered and pre-paid items with exhibitors cards firmly attached can be delivered to the handicraft stewards in the pavilion on judging day between 8.00am and 8.30am. Please be aware that late entries will not be accepted. Pavilion will be closed during judging. SUB-SECTION A - HAND EMBROIDERY Special Prize in memory of Anne Plumridge - Trophy & $20 donated by Gloucester Smocking Guild Novice Prize. The heather Shaw Encouragement Award donated by Mrs C. Higgins for needlework classes 1-9. A novice is a person who has never won a first prize with the type of exhibit they are staging (must state on entry form if a novice) 1. Article featuring smocking 2. Counted Thread work e.g Hardanger, Black work, Drawn thread 3. Picture or wall hanging 4. Wool embroidery 5. Stump work embroidery 6. Cross stitch 7. Tapestry Pavilion Schedule

20 8. Any other article of Needlework or Embroidery hand worked eg Ribbon Embroidery, Candlewick Work Prize money donated by the Estate of the late Miss I Ross 1 st - $5; 2 nd - $3 9. Lacework handmade Prize money donated by the Estate of the late Miss I Ross 1 st - $5; 2 nd $3 SUB-SECTION B - KNITTING Judges Choice - $25 Gift Voucher donated by Kids Country All items to be hand knitted 10. Adult Jumper, Cardigan or vest 11. Childs garment for over the age of 12 months 12. Baby garment for under the age of 12 months 13. Baby s bootees or bonnet 14. Scarf, Shawl, Cap or Beanie 15. Socks 16. Rug 17. Any other hand knitted article 18. Any hand knitted article made by a person over the age of 80 years specify if eligible. 19. Novice Any knitted item must state if novice on entry form (A novice is a person who has never won a first prize with the type of exhibit they are staging) SUB-SECTION C - CROCHET Judges Choice - $15 donated by Gloucester Historical Society All items to be hand crochet 20. Adult garment 21. Child garment for over the age of 12 months 22. Baby garment for under the age of 12 months 23. Baby s booties or bonnet 24. Rug 25. Scarf, Shawl, Cap or Beanie 26. Any table napery 27. Any other article featuring Crochet, Tricot or Hairpin work 28. Any crochet article made by a person over the age of 80 years Please specify if eligible. 29. Novice Any crochet item Must state if novice on entry form ( a novice is a person who has never won a first prize with the type of exhibit they are staging. SUB-SECTION D - MACHINE SEWING Judges Choice - $15 donated by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service 30. Adult s garment 31. Child s garment for over the age of 12 months 32. Baby s garment for under the age of 12 months hand finished 33. Heirloom sewing Prize money donated by the Estate of the late Miss I Ross 1 st - $5; 2 nd - $3 34. Any other machine sewn article 35. Any Machine Embroidered Article SUB-SECTION E - PATCHWORK & QUILTING Judges Choice - $20 Prize donated by Gloucester Patchwork Group Best Hand Quilting by Exhibitor - $10 donated by Gloucester Patchwork Group Best Machine Quilting by Exhibitor - $10 donated by Gloucester Patchwork Group Novice (classes 36 41) - $10 donated by Mrs Barbara Read A novice is a person who has never won first prize with the type of exhibit they are staging (must state on entry form) Classes 36 to 43 may be displayed folded due to limited space 36. Patchwork Quilt hand pieced and hand quilted by owner Pavilion Schedule

21 37. Patchwork Quilt hand pieced and machine quilted by owner 38. Patchwork Quilt machine pieced and hand quilted by owner 39. Patchwork Quilt machine pieced and machine quilted by owner 40. Quilt any technique combination of owner s hand and machine work 41. Quilt any technique commercially machine quilted (name of commercial quilter to be specified on the front of quilt) 42. Appliqué work hand appliqué 43. Appliqué work machine appliqué 44. Miniature quilt or wall hanging (not exceeding 50cm x 40cm) 45. Any other Patchwork or Quilted article (Excluding Quilts) e.g. bag, jacket, table runner, table cloth, wall hanging etc. SUB-SECTION F - WEAVING, SPINNING, FELTING Judges Choice - $20 donated by Wingham Spinning, Weaving & Craft Group 46. Any item Woven on a Table or Floor Loom 47. Any type of Woven Band item i.e. Inkle, Kumihino, Tablet, etc. 48. Any other type of Woven item i.e. Tapestry, Freeform, etc. 49. Hand spun Skein (with sample of fleece attached) 50. Item made with Hand spun Yarn (with sample of fleece attached) 51. Any item Nuno felted 52. Any item Wet felted 53. Any other felted item i.e. needle or combination of different techniques. SUB- SECTION G - NOVELTY ITEMS Judges Choice trophy donated by Mrs Elaine Murray 54. Teddy Bear made from Acrylic Fabric 55. Teddy Bear made from Mohair Fabric 56. Soft Toy any medium 57. Dolls clothes any medium, type or size 58. Coat hanger any medium 59. Apron or Pinny any medium 60. Tea cosy any medium 61. Hand finished handkerchief- $5 donated by the family of the late Mrs F E Shaw 62. Any other novelty item SUB-SECTION H - MISCELLANEOUS CRAFT/ HOBBIES Judges Choice - $25 donated by Mrs Mary Laurie 63. Art to Wear Article of clothing using any medium 64. Any article made from natural fibre 65. Leather work any article 66. Folk or Decorative Art any article 67. Beadwork any article 68. Jewellery - handmade 69. Christmas decoration handmade any medium 70. Cushion any technique 71. Bag any technique 72. Any other craft article e.g. Leadlght, Mosaic, Wire sculpture, Papier-mache 73. Soap or Candle - handmade 74. Any craft article made by a person over the age of 80 years (must specify age on entry form) Pavilion Schedule

22 SUB-SECTION I - NURSING HOME RESIDENTS, ACTIVITY CENTRE MEMBERS & PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY Judges Choice - $35 donated by Mrs Janet Higgins Encouragement award from Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group - $15 and Certificate of Encouragement - for any craft article by a person 35 years and under 60 years of age, with a disability. (TO BE ELIGIBLE, PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM) Encouragement Award - $15 donated by Mrs Janet Higgins for any craft article made by a person 20 years and under 35 years with a disability. (TO BE ELIGIBLE, PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM) 75. Knitted article using any yarn 76. Crochet article using any yarn 77. Fabric Work 78. Embroidered article 79. Item made from wood or metal 80. Recycled article 81. Any other craft item SUB-SECTION - COLLECTORS CORNER A Collection is deemed to be more than two items but not more than six items All items to be clearly marked with the owner s name and phone number and will be displayed in a locked showcase 82. Old Hammers 83. Small Dolls up to 25cm 84. Scissors with interesting information attached 85. Old Watches (pre-digital) 86. Small Cattle up to 15cm high ******* SPEED KNITTING COMPETITION - For Seniors & Juniors This will be held on Saturday 17 th March at 1:00pm in the Pavilion. Rules: Size 8 knitting needles (you may use your own if preferred) and 8 ply wool will be provided. Contestants start on 35 stitches and one purl row. When the whistle is blown, contestants knit for 10 minutes exactly. At that time the whistle is blown again all contestants must stop knitting the number of Rows completed and Stitches knitted are counted and the winner announced. 1 st Prize - $15./ Encouragement Award - $5 / Special Prize - $5 All prizes are donated by Handicraft Stewards Pavilion Schedule

23 SECTION 12 JUNIOR HANDICRAFT Entry Fee: 50 per entry Prizes: First Prize: $2; Second Prize: $1 Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor - $20 donated by Mrs Thelma Laurie Judges Choice for 5 years and under - $10 Voucher donated by Café 57 Judges Choice for 8 years and under - $10 donated by Gloucester CWA Evening Branch Judges Choice for 12 years and under - $10 donated by Gloucester CWA Evening Branch Judges Choice for 16 years and under - $15 donated by Gloucester Tyre & Battery Service Encouragement Awards for EACH age group - $5 donated by Bucketts Building Supplies 5 years and under 1. Building blocks, any original design, no kits allowed 2. String of beads 8 Years and under 3. Building blocks, any original design, no kits allowed 4. String of Beads 5. Article constructed from wood - pop sticks, matches, pegs, etc 6. Any article from recycled material 7. Any article not mentioned 12 Years and under 8. Jewellery 9. Article constructed from wood pop sticks, matches, pegs, etc 10. Wall Hanging any medium 11. Any article not mentioned 16 Years and under 12. Article made from clay 13. Any sewn Article 14. Any article from recycled material 15. Jewellery 16. Scrapbooking (only one page) 17. Trinket box any medium Pavilion Schedule

24 SECTION 13 WOODWORK & METALWORK Stewards: Terry Curby and Bruce Barnes Judging: 10 am Thursday 15 th March Entry Fee: $1.00 per item Entry Rules: * Completed entry forms and entry fees must be lodged with the Entry Office at the Gloucester Gallery, Denison street, weekdays from and including Thursday 1 st March till Wednesday 14 th March from 10am to 3pm. *Entries must be lodged before Judging Day *Only Pre-entered and pre-paid items with exhibitors cards firmly attached can be delivered to the stewards in the pavilion on judging day between 8am and 8.30 am *Please be aware that late entries will not be accepted *Pavilion will be closed during judging Notes*Work to be completed within the last two years not previously exhibited in the Gloucester Show *Any one exhibit cannot compete in more than one class *All exhibits to be collected at 7pm Saturday evening Prizes First Prize: $4 Second Prize: $2 unless otherwise stated Judges Choice for High School Section classes 1 6 $15 donated by Bucketts Building Supplies Judges Choice for High School class 7 - $15 donated by Bucketts Building Supplies Encouragement Award for High School class 7- $10 Voucher donated by Café 57 Judges Choice for High School classes 8 and 9 $15 donated by Bucketts Building Supplies Encouragement Award for High School Classes 8 and 9 $10 Voucher donated by Café 57 Judges Choice Open Section- Woodwork - $25 gift voucher donated by Gloucester Town and Country Judges Choice Open Section Metalwork - $25 gift voucher donated by Mac s Boots High School Section 1. Turned Timber Project- junior years 7 & 8(age 12 to 14/ state age on entry form) 2. Turned Timber Project- middle years 9 & 10 (age 15 to 16/ state age on entry form) 3. Article made of timber- junior years 7 & 8 (age 12 to 14/ state age on entry) 4. Article made of timber- middle years 9 & 10 (age 15 to 16/ state age on entry form 5. Article made of metal- junior years 7 & 8 (age 12 to 14/ state age on entry form) 6. Article Made of metal- middle years 9 &10 (age 15 to 16/ state age on entry form 7. Item made of timber by High School Student 16 years and over ( state age on entry form) 8. Item made of metal-automotive display by High School Student 16 years and over (state age on entry form) 9. Any other project made of metal by High School Student 16 years and over (state age on entry form) Open Section 10. Woodturning 11. Fine carpentry 12. Any item made from Timber 13. Any item made from Metal Pavilion Schedule

25 Steward: S E C T I O N 14 PHOTOGRAPHY Adele Compton & Lyn Monro Please ring Classes for residents WITHIN Midcoast Shire An extra class for residents OUTSIDE Midcoast Shire Amateur Photographers and taken in the last 2 years Max 2 Exhibits per class per exhibitor Photograph size 6x4 min up to 10x8 inch. Except for the special LARGER print section. No Frame, please attach the photo to a little larger cardboard making suitable to hang. Write exhibitors name, age and section on the back of cardboard. Photo title on front Exhibits to be delivered to Gloucester Gallery, Denison St, from 1 st to 14 th March 10am to 3pm. Entries can be collected 7pm Saturday 17 th March 2018 OPEN SECTION Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money 1 st - $4.00; 2 nd - $2.00 Champion: Gift Voucher donated by Betta Home Living Judges Choice - $5 donated by CWA. Class 1. Out and About Gorgeous Gloucester LARGE Photographs, any size, any subject, depicting Gloucester. Please mount on board suitable to hang. Class 2. Rural Scene 6x4 up to 10x8 Class 3. Action 6x4 up to 10x8 Class 4. Cattle 6x4 up to 10x8 Class 5. Portrait 6x4 up to 10x8 Class 6. Nature Flora and Fauna 6x4 up to 10x8 Class 7. Open to residents OUTSIDE the Midcoast Shire. Subject is open, 6x4 up to 11x4 JUNIOR SECTION Entry Fee: 50cents Prize Money 1 st - $2.00; 2 nd - $ to 8 years Champion : Gift Voucher donated by Betta Home Living Class 8. Subject Open. 6x4 up to 10x8 ins Class 9. CATTLE 6x4 up to 10x8 ins Judges Choice : $5 donated by CWA Class 10. Nature/Flora/Fawna 6x4 up to 10x8ins Class 11. Open Class for junior living OUTSIDE Midcoast Shire. Subject is open max size 11x14ins. 9 to 15 years Champion: $15 donated by Gloucester Tyre & Batteries Judges Choice: $5 donated by Gloucester AH& P Assoc. Class 12. Subject Open. Max size 11x14ins Class 13. CATTLE. 6x4 up to 10x8ins Class 14. Nature/ Flora/ Fawna. 6x4 up to 10x8ins Class 15. Open class for youth living OUTSIDE Midcoast Shire. Subject is open. Max Size 11x14ins Pavilion Schedule

26 S E C T I O N 15 WINE & SPIRITS Stewards: John Dugas Entry Fee: $1.00 Prizes: First Prize: $4.00; Second Prize: $2.00 Most Successful Wine Exhibitor, Gloucester Show, judged by the number of awards that a particular Vineyard is able to obtain, incorporating all classes. $25.00 Voucher donated by Macs Boots. 1. Best White Wine any vintage, Gloucester District 2. Best Red Wine any vintage, Gloucester District 3. Best Dessert Style Wine - any vintage, Gloucester District 4. Best White Wine - any vintage, MidCoast & Dungog Shires 5. Best Red Wine any vintage, MidCoast & Dungog Shires 6. Best Dessert Style Wine any vintage, MidCoast & Dungog Shires 7. Best Rosé any vintage Gloucester District 8. Best Rosé any vintage MidCoast & Dungog Shires 9. Best Liquer/Aperitif - Gloucester District 10. Best Liquer/Aperitif MidCoast & Dungog Shires All Entries to made and goods delivered to Gloucester Gallery (Denison St) From the 1 st to the 7 th March between 10am and 3pm. A P P R E C I A T I O N The Gloucester AH&P Association Inc wishes to acknowledge its appreciation to the Sponsors and Trophy Donors listed through the Schedules, to all the Judges, Announcers and Stewards in the various sections, to the Local Bodies and individuals who have helped to stage the 103 rd Annual Gloucester and District Show. Special mention should be made to our Ladies Auxiliary and all hard working voluntary committee members. A final thanks to all our Exhibitors for their continuing support of our show. Evening closing time of show 11:00pm, Saturday 17 th March Alan Luscombe - President Pavilion Schedule