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ADMISSION FEES 2 DAY ADULT PASS... $28.00 2 DAY PENSION/STUDENT PASS... $20.00 FAMILY PASS... $36.00 (Includes 2 adults & 2 Children under 12 years) SINGLE DAY ADULT $18.00 PENSION/STUDENT $11.00 CHILD (5-12yrs) $ 5.00 CHILDREN under 5yrs No Charge PARKING ON GROUNDS. $ 5.00 SAVE TIME PRE PURCHASE YOUR PASSES FROM THE SHOW OFFICE BEFORE THURSDAY 6 TH September. OFFICE HOURS General Office Hours Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday - 9.00am to 3.00pm Show Time Office Hours From the 14 th August Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.00pm Contact Details: Phone: 0755 413 200 Fax: 0755 414 037 Postal: PO Box 94 Beaudesert Q 4285 Email: secretary@beaudesertshow.com.au WRIST BANDS MUST BE WORN TO GAIN ENTRY INTO THE SHOW. BEAUDESERT SHOW SOCIETY RING AND JUDGING PROGRAM Subject to alteration; refer to section for judging Times below are approximate only WEDNESDAY 6 th September 6.00 pm Stripping for Milking Competition THURSDAY 7 th September 6:00 am First Milking Competition 6:00 pm Second and Final Milking Competition FRIDAY 8 th September 6:30 am Prime Beef 8:00 am Show Jumping 8:30 am Horticulture 8:30 am Horse and Pony Events, Galloways and Hacks 9:00 am Dairy Cattle followed by Dairy Groups SATURDAY 9 th September 8:00 am Stud Beef 8:30 am Horse and Pony Events, Jumping, Dogs 9:00 am Poultry, Milking Competition Presentation. 9:00 am Dairy Cattle Supreme 10.00am Goats 1:45 pm Grand Parade 2:15 pm Stud Beef Young Judges Competition FRIDAY NIGHT 6 Bar Show Jump Event Mini Trotters Official Opening Walter Whip Daihatsu Jet Car Roof Top Express Woodchop Farmers Challenge Clown Fireworks SATURAY NIGHT Beaut Ute Parade Roof Top Express Daihatsu Jet Car BUZZ BOX Demolition Derby Walter Whip Fireworks FMX KAOS Main Demolition Derby AROUND THE GROUNDS Vintage Engine Display Australian Living History The Poison Anvil Black Smith Display Viv s Animal Farm Petting Zoo Lukes Reptile Kingdom Gold Panning Experience Free Face Painting FREE FAMILY CIRCUS Friday - 2 Shows 1.00pm & 4.30 pm Saturday 4 Shows 11.00 am, 1.00pm, 3.00pm & 4.30pm FOOD FOR ALL TO ENJOY Wood Fire Pizzas Churros n Chocolate Turkish Kebabs Asian Inspired Street Cuisine Wok n Rice Hot Chips Fish n Chips Hamburgers Potato Swirls Baked Potato s Ice Creams Sno Cones American Hot Dog Pulled Meat Sliders 1

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Section 17 Cookery and Sweets CHIEF STEWARD: Nerilye Aldridge Phone 5543 1267 after 4.00pm. Jan Antcliff - 5544 2153 ENTRY FEE: 60c all classes. All entry fees inclusive of GST ENTRIES CLOSE: Monday 28th 2017 PRIZE MONEY: First Prize $3, Second $2, Third $1, unless otherwise stated. Third prize will only be awarded if there are more than five (5) entries in a class. Where a Trophy is allotted there is no cash First Prize. EXHIBITS TO BE RECEIVED ON: Thursday 7th September, from 7.30am to 10.30am JUDGING: Judging will commence at 11:00am Thursday 7th September Exhibits are to be on show until the Pavilion closes at 8.30pm on Saturday. Collection of Exhibits will take place on Sunday Morning, between 8.30am and 10.30am. EXHIBITS NOT COLLECTED BY 10.30AM ON SUNDAY WILL BE DISPOSED OF UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE. All exhibitors are welcome to enter the open classes if desired. If in doubt - please ring the Chief Steward on 5543 1267 a/h. "LOCAL" is defined as an exhibitor who is residing in the Scenic Rim Regional Council and/or the area previously known as Beaudesert Shire (This being the southern side of School Road, Logan Reserve; Koplick Road; Old Greenbank Road and Teviot Road) Restricted Classes OPEN TO "LOCAL" RESIDENTS EXHIBITING FOR THE FIRST TIME Class 17001 Six Plain Scones - scones must not touch Class 17002 Six Pumpkin Scones Class 17003 Six Savoury Muffins Class 17004 Six Fruit Muffins - any fruit variety - to be baked in tins Class 17005 Six Pikelets (5cm. or 2 inch) Class 17006 Tea Cake Class 17007 Plate Of Slice - 6 pieces any variety 1st Prize Trophy donated by Joan Quick Class 17008 Six Melting Moments - to be displayed in a clear glass lidded bottle Class 17009 Six Anzac Biscuits - to be displayed in a clear glass lidded bottle Class 17010 Six Gingernut Biscuits - to be displayed in a clear glass lidded bottle Class 17011 Six Cornflake Biscuits - to be displayed in a clear glass lidded bottle Class 17012 Six Jam Drop Biscuits - to be displayed in a clear glass lidded bottle In classes 17008-17012 Trophy donated in memory of Mrs Ruby Aldridge Class 17013 Sand Cake (Recipe on pg 63) Class 17014 Chocolate Ring Cake - Iced all over with chocolate icing - Inside ring also 1st prize donated by Mrs. Patsy Waters Class 17015 Six Little Cakes - Iced not in papers Class 17016 Orange Bar Cake - Iced on top only - decorated with orange Class 17017 Date Bar Class 17018 Banana Cake - Iced with lemon flavoured icing Class 17019 Carrot Cake - no fruit - finely chopped walnuts - round tin - lemon icing 3 Class 17020 Boiled Fruit Cake 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prize Sponsored by the GA & NE Teese Memorial Trust Class 17021 Butter Iced Novelty Cake 1st prize donated by Jan Antcliff Class 17022 Cake Icing Competition - Icing Only to be Judged Class 17023 4 Decorated Cup Cakes 1st & 2nd prize donated by Jan Antcliff In Classes 17013-17020 Trophy donated by Mrs L Bright in memory of Mrs Thelma Ward In Classes 17001-17020 Trophy donated in memory of Mrs Ruby Aldridge Open Section Class 17024 Six Plain Scones Class 17025 Six Pumpkin Scones Class 17026 Six Savoury Muffins Class 17027 Six Muffins - Any Variety Fruit Baked in tins, not papers Class 17028 Six Pikelets - (5cm or 2") Class 17029 Tea Cake - No fruit Class 17030 Chocolate Ring Cake - Iced all over with chocolate icing, inside ring also 1st Prize Sponsored by the GA & NE Teese Memorial Trust Class 17031 Orange Bar Cake - ICED ON TOP ONLY Class 17032 Marble Cake (Round tin) - Pink Icing Class 17033 Sand Cake (Recipe on pg 63) Class 17034 Banana Cake - Round tin, iced on top with lemon flavoured icing. Class 17035 Date Bar Class 17036 Carrot Cake - Finely chopped walnuts - Lemon icing top only - Round tin 1st Prize $5, 2nd Prize $3 Class 17037 Butter Cake - Any variety - Iced top only - Not loaf tin Class 17038 Plate of Small Cakes - not cooked in muffin tins and not in papers - Iced Class 17039 Six Anzac Biscuits - with Coconut and Rolled Oats, in clear glass bottles

Class 17040 Six Gingernuts - Biscuits not over 5cm (2.5") in clear glass bottles Class 17041 Six Melting Moments - To be joined and displayed in clear glass bottles. Class 17042 Six Cornflake Biscuits - With Fruit; to be displayed in clear glass bottles Class 17043 Six Jam Drops - To be displayed in clear glass bottles MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR In Classes 17039-17043 Trophy donated by Mrs Moya Jackson Class 17044 Plate of Slice - any variety - 6 pieces with cooked base 1st Prize Trophy donated by Joan Quick Class 17045 Sultana Cake - Approx. 375grms. of Sultanas - Not Iced 1st prize trophy donated by Jan Antcliff Class 17046 Rich Fruit Cake - 250g mixture - Un-iced Sponsored by Alwyn Todd in memory of Mrs.GA Todd. Class 17047 Boiled Pineapple Fruit Cake 1st prize sponsored in memory of Mrs. Ruby Aldridge donated by Mrs. N Aldridge. Class 17048 Pumpkin Fruit Cake - 500gm fruit 1st prize sponsored by Mrs Nerilye Aldridge Class 17049 Boiled Fruit Cake 1st prize sponsored by Alwyn Todd in memory of Mrs. GA Todd Class 17050 Plum Pudding - Boiled in Cloth - 1/2lb. Mixture only First $10, Second $5 and Third $3. Class 17051 4 Decorated Cup Cakes Large muffin tin size - in papers. Judged on icing & decoration only. 1st & 2nd prize trophy sponsored by Jan Antcliff IN OPEN SECTION Trophy donated by Mrs Nerilye Aldridge Icing Competition Class 17052 Butter Iced Novelty Cake 1st prize trophy sponsored by Jan Antcliff Class 17053 Special Occasion Cake Iced Fruit Cake 1st prize trophy sponsored by Mrs Jan Antcliff 2nd Prize $6, 3rd Prize $3. Class 17054 Two Tier Wedding Cake 1st prize sponsored by Mrs Colin Fisher 2nd prize sponsored by Jan Antcliff. Class 17055 Floral Display of Iced Flowers ICING COMPETITION - ICING ONLY TO BE JUDGED To be judged from Class 17051 to 17054 Trophy donated by Mrs Jan Antcliff ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD IN ICING COMPETITION Donated by Denese Kennedy Home Made Sweets All sweets unless otherwise stated to be 2.5 cm square and 8 pieces per plate. Class 17056 Plate of Coconut Ice - Boiled mixture 2 bars, 7.5cm x 2.5cm Class 17057 Toffee - 3 Plain - 3 Nut Class 17058 Plate of French Jellies Class 17059 Chocolate Fudge - One Plate Class 17060 Caramel Fudge - One Plate Class 17061 Plate of Eight Apricot Balls Class 17062 Plate of Butterscotch 4 Class 17063 Marshmallows - 4 Plain - 4 Toasted Coconut Plain to be rolled in icing sugar NOT coconut Class 17064 Marshmallows - layered 8 pieces, white with colour on top Class 17065 Plate of White Christmas Class 17066 Rum Balls - 8 Class 17067 Plate of Rocky Road IN SWEET SECTION Prize donated by Bo Desire Beaudesert BEST CAKE OF THE SHOW Excluding the Iced Cakes Prize donated by Ken Wright - Wrights Jewellers Beaudesert CHAMPION COOK OF THE SHOW Prize donated by Wish Hair Studio RECIPES SAND CAKE 4 ozs. (125g) softened butter, 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, 1/2 cup milk, 1/2 cup arrowroot, 1 1/2 cups SR flour METHOD:- Place all ingredients into a bowl and beat four minutes. Place in an 8" (20cm) ring tin. Bake in moderate oven for 30-40 minutes. Ice all over with lemon flavoured icing. LAZY DAISY CAKE 125gms soft butter, 125gms sugar, 1/2 packet jelly crystals any flavor, 2 eggs, 1 3/4 cups self-raising flour, 1/3 cup milk METHOD:- Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Add a few drops of food colouring to match jelly colour to strengthen colour of cake. Stir until just blended. Beat for 3 minutes on medium speed electric mixer. Bake in loaf tin 35-40 minutes in moderate oven. LEMONADE SCONES 4 cups self raising flour, 1 cup lemonade, 375ml cream METHOD:- Mix all together and bake in oven at 200c for approximately 15 minutes WONDER CAKE (boys only) 1 cup sugar, 125g butter, 2 eggs, 6 tablespoons milk, 2 cups self-raising flour, 1 teaspoon mixed spice, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 x 375g packet mixed fruit METHOD:- Place all ingredients in bowl and mix well for 4 minutes. Pour mixture into a greased, round tin and cook in a slow oven (140c) for up to an hour. DAMPER 4 cups self raising flour, 2 tsp baking powder,1/2 tsp salt, 130g butter, 1 cup milk,1/2 cup water, 2 tbsp milk (baste) METHOD:- In a large bowl, combine flour, baking powder and salt then rub butter into flour mixture. Add milk & water. Place on a well floured board and knead for 5 minutes. Form into a ball, baste with milk. Place damper on baking tray lined with baking paper. Bake in oven for 35-40 minutes until golden brown and cooked through (medium heat). Check if cooked through by using a skewer.

Section 17 Cookery and Sweets Juvenile Section JUVENILE STEWARD: Cath Stuhmcke 0428 430214 ENTRY FEE: NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: First $3, Second $2, Third $1 unless otherwise stated. Third prize will only be awarded if there are more than five (5) entries in a class. Where a Trophy is allotted there is no cash First Prize. OPEN TO BOYS AND GIRLS 16 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Class 17068 Slice - any variety oven baked 6 pieces Class 17069 Lemonade Scones (Recipe on pg 63) Class 17070 Six Pumpkin Scones Class 17071 Six Choc Chip Biscuits - to be displayed on a plate Class 17072 Six Jam Drops - to be displayed on a plate Class 17073 Six Anzac Biscuits - to be displayed on a plate Class 17074 Six Cornflake Biscuits - to be displayed on a plate In Classes 17071-17074 Donated by Mrs Vicky Schloss Class 17075 Six Pikelets Class 17076 Chocolate Slice - 6 pieces Class 17077 Six Patty Cakes - Home made recipe - ICED ONLY - NOT DECORATED Small patty cakes - NOT MUFFIN SIZE Class 17078 Six Patty Cakes - Home made recipe - ICED & DECORATED Small patty cakes - NOT MUFFIN SIZE Class 17079 Lazy Daisy Cake - Iced (Recipe on pg 63) To be decorated with Jelly Beans in the shape of a flower. 1st prize donated by Mrs. Delma Day Class 17080 Chocolate Ring Cake - Iced on top only 1st prize sponsored by The GA & NE Teese Memorial Trust Class 17081 Wonder Cake - BOYS CLASS ONLY (Recipe on pg 63) Class 17082 Date Bar Class 17083 Healthy Lunch Box 1st prize donated by Mrs. Delma Day. Class 17084 Pizza - Mini 20cm base any variety topping 1st prize trophy donated by Mrs. H Sanders Class 17085 Iced Round Cake - Bought or homemade Decorate your cake in a SHOW THEME eg: show ring,side show etc. Iced and decorated with lollies, sprinkles etc. 1st $15, 2nd $7, 3rd $3 prize sponsored by Bank of Queensland Beaudesert Branch Class 17086 Damper (Recipe on pg 63) 1st Prize $5, 2nd Prize $3, 3rd Prize $2, Donated by Mrs. Wendy Steinhardt. Class 17087 Rocky Road Class 17088 Six Plain Marshmallows Class 17089 Plate of Six Apricot Balls Class 17090 Plate of Chocolates In Classes 17087-17090 Trophy donated by Mrs Heather Sanders Class 17091 Six Eggs - in a carton Class 17092 Six Eggs - in Novelty Container Class 17093 Two Decorated Boiled Eggs Trophy donated by Mrs. Cathy Stuhmcke ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Donated by Mrs Pam Bird In Classes 17068-17093 Prize donated by MDP & LC Begley in memory of Ella Mollenhagen of Stockleigh RUNNER UP EXHIBITOR In Classes 17068-17093 Prize donated by MDP & LC Begley in memory of Mary Malone SECOND RUNNER UP EXHIBITOR In Classes 17068-17093 Trophy donated by Mrs Barb Smith Prep Section NO ENTRY FEE. PRIZE MONEY: First Prize $3. Second $2. First prize in all classes donated by BEAUDESERT DRY CLEANERS 4 Years and Under Class 17094 Articles Made from Play Dough Class 17095 Plate of 4 Decorated Bought Biscuits 5 Years Class 17096 Articles Made from Play Dough Class 17097 Plate of 4 Decorated Bought Biscuits 2017 BEAUDESERT SHOW 5

GENERAL ENTRY FORM ENTRIES CLOSE Please Refer to Show Schedule ONLINE http://www.beaudesertshow.org.au/show-schedules-entries Entry forms can be lodged via: ONLINE ENTRIES: Entries can be lodged online via the Beaudesert Show Website http://www.beaudesertshow.org.au/showschedules-entries/ Please follow directions as per online information EMAIL or fax: Entry form must be faxed or emailed Fax: 07 55414037 Email: entries@beaudesertshow.com.au Pay direct credit: BSB: 034 630 ACC NO: 29 8185 REF: 1st Initial & Surname POSTAL: Beaudesert Show Society PO Box 94 Beaudesert QLD 4285 Cheques to be made out to: Beaudesert Show Society IN PERSON: Secretary s Office Albert Street, Beaudesert NORMAL OFFICE HOURS: 9.00am-3.00pm Tues, Wed & Thurs SHOW OFFICE HOURS from Monday 14 th August Monday Friday 9.00am 3.00pm. EXHIBITORS NAME POSTAL ADDRESS STATE POST CODE PHONE NUMBER EMAIL SIGNATURE DATE / / ENTRIES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED ONCE PAYMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. ALL ENTRY FEES INCLUDE GST NO ENTRY ACCEPTABLE FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES UNLESS NAME IS GIVEN. ENTRIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE BYLAWS, RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE SOCIETY, AND THE CONDITIONS APPEARING IN THIS YEAR S SECTION CLASS PARTICULARS FEE Entries are accepted entirely at owners risk. The Society its volunteers and agents will not be liable for any loss or damage to Exhibits or any property whatsoever and however such damage or loss occurs. All reasonable care is taken at all times. TOTAL $ STATEMENT BY COMPETITOR You must quote your ABN or sign the hobby declaration below. 1: My ABN is.. 2. DECLARATION I hereby declare that the activity I am engaged in which relates to services provided by me is a recreational hobby undertaken by me. Please accept my above entry to your Society. I agree to indemnify the Beaudesert Show Society against liability for any accident, damage, loss or illness to any exhibit, exhibitor or competitor and agree that all competitions are under the complete and total control of the Beaudesert Show Society whose decision is final. Signature..Date../ /2017 6

The Beaudesert Show Society extends a sincere thank you to all who sponsors and donate to all activities of the show. We also extend a special thank you to all who volunteer throughout the year. 7

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