94th ANNUAL WALKINDYER POLL MERINOS ANNUAL SHOW …northamptonshow.com/pdf/2016-Show-Web-Book.pdfJudging of Beaut Utes – near the Ram Shed Trade exhibits on display 11.00am Old Macdonald’s

WALKINDYERPOLL MERINOS

WALKINDYER POLLMERINO STUD

W.A. & J.E. TEAKLE

INSPECTION OF SALE RAMS

ENQUIRIES - Warwick TeaklePhone (08) 9934 1081

Nathan Teakle (08) 9934 1747WALKINDYER POLL MERINOS

RAM SALEMONDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER

50 rams to be offeredAll rams micron and yield tested

BY APPOINTMENT

NORTHAMPTON DISTRICT

94thANNUALSHOWOfficial Address at 2 p.m. byMr Ian Blayney MLA

SATURDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 2011

[email protected]

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC

Member for Geraldton

Fax (08) 9934 1992

Poll Merino Stud

[email protected]

WALKINDYER

Warwick & Joan TeaklePO Box 118

NorthamptonPh 08 9934 1081

Mob 0428 341 081

Nathan & JacquelinePh 08 9934 1747

Mob 0458 341 742

PROUDLYSPONSORED BY

PURCHERINTERNATIONALKeeping you ahead of the field



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INSPECTION OF SALE RAMS BY APPOINTMENT

Selection of Rams on display at Mingenew Expo10th and 11th August

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INDEX TO SECTIONSSection ....................................................................................................Page No Programme ............................................................................................4 ListofNorthamptonShowOfficials ........................................................5 President’s Message..............................................................................7 GoldSponsors/AgSocietyRaffle.....................................................8-9 2015ListofFinancialMembers ...........................................................10 RuralAmbassadorAward ....................................................................12 LandmarkAuction/FashionParade...................................................14 2015ShowJudges ..............................................................................15 CupsandTrophies ..............................................................................17 RegulationsandConditions ...........................................................20–21 StewardsDuties,PrizeMoneyInformation ..........................................25 RingEventsRingOne–SaddleHorses,SaddlePonies ..............26–27 RingEventsRingTwo–ShowJumping ..............................................28 FullFlagAgronomicsFarmers'Challenge ...........................................30 NorthernAgriGroupJuniorFarmers'Challenge ..................................30 BeautUteCompetition .........................................................................31C Sheep ............................................................................................32–35D Wool .....................................................................................................37 FutureFarmers’JudgingCompetition ..................................................39E Grain&Fodder ....................................................................................41 Entertainment ................................................................................44–45H Poultry ............................................................................................46–47J Vegetables ...........................................................................................49K Fruit ......................................................................................................50L HomeProduce .....................................................................................52M HomeBrewCompetition ......................................................................52N Cooking ..........................................................................................54–55O Flowers–TableFloralArt .....................................................................57 CutFlowers ..........................................................................................58 PotPlants ............................................................................................59P Fancywork .....................................................................................64–65Q Art ........................................................................................................67R Photography ........................................................................................69S Crafts ...................................................................................................71T CollectionofArticles ............................................................................71U Literature ..............................................................................................73V Junior .............................................................................................76–77 ExecutiveRules..................................................................................79 ShowGroundMap..............................................................................80 MissShowGirlCompetition .................................................................82 PastOfficeBearers ........................................................................82–84 Tug-of-WarCompetition .......................................................................86

LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED IN FLORAL ART AND CUT FLOWERS ONLYART AND PHOTOGRAPHY ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4PM THURSDAY 8th SEPTEMBER

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Northampton District Agricultural Societypresents its

99th ShowCelebration

Saturday, 10th September 2016

MUSIC BY

'Leon Tioke'

FireworksDisplay7.30pm

Enjoy tea after the Show at the Northampton Community Centre

Variety of food and drinks on saleIncluding Camp Ovens

Fireworks Display kindly sponsored by:

Geraldton Miscellaneous Services

Julie & Des CroasdaleKris Teakle

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MUSIC BY

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NORTHAMPTON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC(AffiliatedwiththeRoyalAgriculturalSociety)

99th ANNUAL

NORTHAMPTONSHOW

SATURDAY, 10th SEPTMBER, 2016www.northamptonshow.com

GroundsOpenfrom7.30amOutsideExhibitsondisplayfrom10.00am

ExhibitionHallopenfrom12.30pmPoultry entriescloseat5pmonWednesday31stAugust(0437568377)

Sheep entriescloseat4pmThursday8thSeptemberArt & Photographyentriescloseat4pmThursday8thSeptember

Allotherentriescloseat12noonFriday9thSeptemberRingEvententriestakenonthegroundsonshowmorning

PHOTOGRAPHYentriesmustbedeliveredtotheShowGroundandARTentriesmustbedeliveredtotheCommunityCentre(apartfromJuniorSectionentries)between

8amand10amFriday9thSeptember(orbyarrangement.Phone99341510or0417940918)LateentriesacceptedinFloralArtandCutFlowersonly.

Phoneorfaxyourentriespriortotheclosingtimesforeachsection(99341510)

ADMISSION TO GROUNDSADULTS $12.00 CHILDREN (under 17 years) $3.00 FREE

War Veterans - FREE Old Aged Pensioners $6.00 (Card must be presented)

Senior Membership $8.00Junior Membership $2.00 (under 17 years)

Companion Card AcceptedFree entry for children (under 17) kindly sponsored by Government of Western

Australia, Royalties for Regions, Dept of Agriculture and Food

Cover photos by: Clockwise L-R Emily Broadhurst, Emily Parker, Emily Broadhurst, Josh Cripps and Samantha Craggs.

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NORTHAMPTON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC(AffiliatedwiththeRoyalAgriculturalSociety)

99th ANNUAL

NORTHAMPTONSHOW

SATURDAY, 10th SEPTMBER, 2016www.northamptonshow.com

GroundsOpenfrom7.30amOutsideExhibitsondisplayfrom10.00am

ExhibitionHallopenfrom12.30pmPoultry entriescloseat5pmonWednesday31stAugust(0437568377)

Sheep entriescloseat4pmThursday8thSeptemberArt & Photographyentriescloseat4pmThursday8thSeptember

Allotherentriescloseat12noonFriday9thSeptemberRingEvententriestakenonthegroundsonshowmorning

PHOTOGRAPHYentriesmustbedeliveredtotheShowGroundandARTentriesmustbedeliveredtotheCommunityCentre(apartfromJuniorSectionentries)between

8amand10amFriday9thSeptember(orbyarrangement.Phone99341510or0417940918)LateentriesacceptedinFloralArtandCutFlowersonly.

Phoneorfaxyourentriespriortotheclosingtimesforeachsection(99341510)

ADMISSION TO GROUNDSADULTS $12.00 CHILDREN (under 17 years) $3.00 FREE

War Veterans - FREE Old Aged Pensioners $6.00 (Card must be presented)

Senior Membership $8.00Junior Membership $2.00 (under 17 years)

Companion Card AcceptedFree entry for children (under 17) kindly sponsored by Government of Western

Australia, Royalties for Regions, Dept of Agriculture and Food

Cover photos by: Clockwise L-R Emily Broadhurst, Emily Parker, Emily Broadhurst, Josh Cripps and Samantha Craggs.

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PROGRAMME7.30am SheepPavilionopens,stewardsinattendance8.00am ExhibitionHallopens ShowJumpingcommences8.45am ExhibitionHallclosesforjudging9.00am Sheepjudgingcommences ExhibitionHalljudgingcommences Wooljudgingcommences Poultryjudgingcommences Grain&Fodderjudgingcommences Sideshowalley Showbagsonsale Varietyofridesforallages10.00am FutureFarmers’JudgingCompetitioncommences JudgingofBeautUtes–neartheRamShed Tradeexhibitsondisplay11.00am OldMacdonald’sFarm–intheRamShed(forchildren) Fastfoodavailable

RidetheMadCow JeepsofFun 10thLightHorseDisplay-inthetentontheoval. Scitech–inthetentontheoval GreenoughWildlifePark

11.30am JudgingofGroupsofThreeRams–intheRamShed Scitechscienceshow12.00noon LunchavailableintheCommunityCentreandaroundthegrounds. BaropensintheGreenShed12.30pm ExhibitionHallopentothepublic KoalaBillaroundthegrounds1.00pm GardeningQ&AwithMario-intentontheoval Scitechscienceshow2.00pm MeatCuttingDemo-intheGreenShed2.15pm Scitechscienceshow2.30pm JudgingofHomeBrewCompetition-intheNorthamptonCommunityCentre2.30pm WinningEntryTicketnumberannounced-$50BPfuelvoucher.2.45pm NorthamptonVolunteerFireServiceRoadCrashRescuedemonstration Dancingitemsbystudentsof'AllThingsDance'3.15pm FashionParade–intheNorthamptonCommunityCentre4.00pm PresentationofSilverCupsandTrophies–insidetheCommunityCentre4.30pm PayoutofprizemoneyintheExhibitionHall5.00pm Musicby‘LeonTioke’ JudgingofCampOvens5.30pm JuniorFarmers’Challenge–ontheovalinfrontoftheCommunityCentre MealsonsaleintheCommunityCentreandaroundtheoval5.50pm Farmers’Challenge–ontheovalinfrontoftheCommunityCentre6.10pm Tug-of-Warcompetition-ontheovalinfrontoftheCommunityCentre6.30pm BillyCartRace-ontheovalinfrontoftheCommunityCentre7.00pm Musicby‘LeonTioke’7.30pm FireworksDisplay

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OFFICIALSPATRONS .............................................................................................................MrGraemeTeaklePRESIDENT ...............................................................................................................Mr Leigh NairnSENIORVICEPRESIDENT ................................................................................MrWarwickTeakleJUNIORVICEPRESIDENT ..................................................................................MrRussellTeakleSECRETARY .......................................................................................................MrsDianneHulmeASSISTANTSECRETARY....................................................................................MrsAimeeCarsonTREASURER ......................................................................................................MrsDianneHulmeCHIEFSTEWARD ....................................................................................................MrIvonGarrardASSISTANTCHIEFSTEWARD ................................................................................ Mr Chad SmithCHIEFPAVILIONSTEWARD ..............................................................................MrsRayleneBurnsASSISTANTCHIEFPAVILIONSTEWARD .................................................MrsBrendaBroadhurstAUDITOR ..............................................................................................................MrNathanTeakleCHIEFGATESTEWARD .................................................................................MrAndrewPluschkeCHIEFPARKINGSTEWARD ................................................................................MrRussellTeakle

COMMITTEEBrian Ayers, Hayley Baikie, Stephanie Boyce, Scott Bridgeman, Neil Broadhurst, Brad Cripps, Jenny Harris, Joanne Luxton, Michelle Marshall, Corinna Simpson, Karl Suckling, Roslyn Suckling, Elizabeth Sudlow, Graeme Teakle, Greg Teakle, Janice Walsh, Barbara Williams, Garry Teakle.

EXHIBITION HALL COMMITTEEMesdames Michelle Marshall (President) ph 0429 331 035, Judith Brockwell (Vice President) ph 9934 2890, Elizabeth Sudlow (Secretary) ph 0427 362 025, Heather Allen, Gwen Barnden, Brenda Broadhurst, Meg Brooks, Raylene Burns, Ursula Cripps,, Jenny Harris, Sheryle Hicks, Dianne Hulme, Donna Malane, Hayley Marshall, Elaine Mitchell, Corinna Mulgrew, Bobbie Offer, Loretta Routledge, Deanne Shaw, Margaret Simpson, Glenda Stanich, Kathy Suckling, Roslyn Suckling, Barbara Williams.• SECRETARY/TREASURER: Mrs Dianne Hulme Telephone: 9936 1050 or 0417 940 918 Email: [email protected] ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Mrs Aimee Carson Telephone: 0427 223 085*TheShowOffice,situatedattheNorthamptonNewsOffice,EssexStreet,Northampton,willbeopenbetween10.00amand4.00pmfortheweekpriortotheShow.Phone/fax99341510OfficeHoursonly.

Allcorrespondencemaybeaddressedto:The Secretary - PO Box 207, Northampton WA 6535

www.northamptonshow.comTELEPHONE, FAX or EMAIL ENTRIES ACCEPTED (9934 1510)

Email entries close 8pm Thursday 8th SeptemberMID–WEST GROUP OF AFFILIATED AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES

SHOW DATES FOR 2016Perenjori .......................................................................................Saturday,August13thDalwallinu .....................................................................................Saturday,August20thMullewa..........................................................................................Saturday,August27thChapmanValley ......................................................................Saturday,September3rdNorthampton ..........................................................................Saturday,September10thMoora ..........................................................Friday&Saturday,September16th&17thPerthRoyalShow .............................Saturday,September24th-SaturdayOctober1stCarnamah.......................................................................................SaturdayOctober8th

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Northern Sheep Service

DJ & KA McCrackenPO Box 189

Northampton WA 6535Phone: 9934 1229

Fax: 9934 1699Mob: 0428 883 320

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE



President’s Message

As a first time President I’d like to welcome you all to the 99th Northampton District Agricultural Society show.

I’d like to also start by thanking our committee, who have worked very hard over the past months to deliver you all a show full of excitement and great times for the whole family.

Our committee has been lucky enough to gain a number of new members who have all helped inject new ideas into this year’s programme.

This year as a committee we wanted to ensure all families were able to experience what our show has to offer and once again children aged 17 years and under will receive free entry as they have always done,despite the Government funding for this being axed. This year we are bringing back some old favourites with our camp oven cooking competition and home brewing competition, as well as some new ones with a meat cutting demo, the wildlife park and a gardening Q and A session.

You can also explore the wonderful exhibits which are always a part of the Northampton Show and grab a front seat for the dazzling fireworks display!

A very big thank you to all our wonderful generous sponsors and best of luck to the competitors in all the events and sections associated with the show.

I look forward to seeing everyone and having a fantastic time at this year’s 99th annual show.

Leigh Nairn President

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AG Society Raffle

Win a Sterling silver orchid flower Pendant with 3 oval

amethyst stones designed and made in store by

Leon Baker Jewellers

1ST PRIZE 2ND PRIZE

Tickets $3 each on sale around town & at the show

PURCHERINTERNATIONALKeeping you ahead of the field!

We would like to thank our ‘GOLD’ sponsors who very generously support our show.

Purcher International Kleenheat Gas

Northern Sheep Service GMA Garnet

CBH Group

Emerald Grain Landmark

Reliance Petroleum Ross & Karen Drage

Equestrian WA Northern Stud Merino Breeders Assoc.

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$390.00

Donated by

Raised garden planter and green house.

Valued at $160Donated by

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CBH Group




Grower Service Centre 1800 199 083 T 9237 9600

COULD YOUR COMMUNITY DO WITH A HELPING HAND?

Previously we’ve, we helped the people of Perenjori, Wellstead and North Midland put on their agricultural

shows. And gave Narembeen a big hand with its new Grain Discovery Centre. We also helped the Great

Southern with its Bloom Festival, supported the business women of Bruce Rock and gave Three Springs

a donation towards their new child care centre. If you are a member of a group or organisation that is

conducting an event or project that will benefit and provide value to Western Australian grain growers and their

communities, you may like to apply for support from the CBH Group. Applications are invited three times a year

in the months of January, May and September. The Grass Roots Fund is available for funding requests of up

to $5,000. If you have an event, organisation or project that matters to your community, then we’d love to hear

from you. Guidelines and an application form for our Grass Roots Fund are available at www.cbh.com.au

Every year, the CBH Group supports WA’s grain growing communities through a range of different community projects.

FULL FLAG AGRONOMICSIndependent & Quality Agronomic Services




CBH Group




Northern Sheep Service

Northern Stud MerinoBreeders' Association

PO Box 118 Northampton

Ph 08 9934 1081

Ross and Karen Drage

HAGAN BROS ABATTOIRGREAT NORTHERN RURAL SERVICES

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Rural Ambassador AwardZoe Nairn

How extraordinary life is. Growing up on Terara Farm in Binnu, I would drive past Mongeragarry Road just past Peter Harris’ place on the school bus or on many of the trips to and from the farm and think to myself, “what is down that road?” I would never have imagined 2 decades later I would find myself driving down Mongeragarry Rd on a regular basis to get myself from Terara to my new found home at Biara Farm, Northampton.I think about my childhood on Terara farm most days. I am a lawyer now, working in Geraldton, and I practice in family and criminal law. I find myself comparing my childhood to the unfortunate childhood of many of the people I represent, and can’t help but be extremely grateful that I grew up in the country with a loving family and community. I remember many things about those 12 years of my childhood on Terara. Many of them involve being the youngest of the pack and the only girl amongst two older brothers and three older cousins. I was the subject of many a joke but that’s ok. That’s where I learned to stick up for myself.I remember being covered in filth most days from building cubbies or flying foxes in the paddocks near the house. I remember school holidays at Horrocks. I remember working in the shearing shed with dad being his “roustabout” and feeling very proud that as his only daughter, I could help in some way. I remember racking up a collection of “lost lambs” and dad entering them in the local show and coming home with a new picnic blanket or a slow cooker, and thinking “maybe I’ll be a farmer when I grow up”. Perhaps the fondest memories are those times driving around the paddocks with dad or pop, just checking the sheep, the troughs and the crops. This is something Glenn and I now do each weekend at Biara and each time, back comes a flurry of memories from Terara. I am very lucky.My years growing up at Terara are where I learned not to be afraid of hard work and developed my fondness for animals, which perhaps led to my fondness later on in life, of defending those who cannot defend themselves. That’s the country for you. Like so many of my country friends, it has enriched my life. I don’t know what values I would have today if I wasn’t a country girl. Like most country kids, I had to be taken away from that glorious life and sent to boarding school. I attended Iona Presentation College for Year 8 but missing the coun-try and my best friends, I attended Nagle Catholic College from Years 9-12. I enjoyed high school in Geraldton. All of my closest friends went there. Completing a bachelor of legal studies and criminology in 2006, I started looking for a job. Where was I going to find an opportunity in the country to utilise that degree? Fortunately for me and so many other country kids, my parents never let me miss

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Previous Rural Ambassadors2000 SimonTeakle MidWestWinner2001 KarlSuckling MidWestWinner,WAYoungRuralAmbassadorand2002 NationalRuralAmbassador2002 FleurPorter2003 DebbieAllen2004 Leon Johnson2005 RodneyAllen2006 JessicaHasleby2007 DebbieCarson2008 NaomiThomson MidWestWinner,Runner–upWARuralAmbassador2009 MichaelO'Brien MidWestWinner,Runner–upWARuralAmbassador2010 ChadSmith MidWestWinner,WARuralAmbassador2011 DaisySmith2012 Leigh Nairn2013 AndrewCripps2014 HayleyBaikie2015 RussellTeakle

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out on anything growing up. My best friend, Chantelle Harris and I were driven into Geraldton for tennis lessons and into Northampton for gymnastics on a weekly basis. It was playing tennis that I met one of the most influential men of my life. He was my mentor for the better part of a decade. He had a fondness for country people. I remember him telling me when I first started that he liked employing country people because we worked hard and had common sense. He, and the childhood my parents bestowed upon me, was the reason I had the opportunity to become not just a lawyer, but a country lawyer. It is these ties in the community and the love and support from our families that allow us to grow. I am not yet a mother myself but I now know that the best thing a parent can give a child is opportunity and my parents gave me a boundless supply of that by raising me in the country.12 months have now passed since I moved out to Biara with Glenn and the rest of the Hasleby clan. A series of hard events had to take place for that to happen but we are pretty good at facing adversity us country folk, especially together. I am now a part of the Northampton Ag Society, Netball Association, and Women’s Squash Club and a “book/wine” club. I’ve rekindled many friendships that were born in the country and made many more. I am at home here in the country and the sense of community we have here in Northampton has allowed me to start life all over again, back where it all started.

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MUSIC BY

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Fashion Parade

Don't miss it!

Clothes courtesy of

Commencing at 3.15pminside the Community Centre

NORTHAMPTONFAMILY STORE

WOODIES for GOODIES

11 Durlacher Street, GeraldtonP 9964 5115

E [email protected] www.ivyvibe.com.au

The Society wishes to thank

For their very generous donation of6 x tickets into the Landmark Corporate Box at a

West Coast Eagles home game in 2017 (TBC) And 3 x twin room accommodation at the

Crown Perth for 1 night.Which was Auctioned at our

Rural Ambassador Dinner in July.

Giant Auction

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2015 SHOW JUDGESTheCommitteewishestothankthefollowingpeoplewhojudgedsectionsofthe2015Show.

RingCourseBuilder; MrKevinTullyRingEvents; MsPennyDodd,MsJanineOlsenAssistantRingJudge MsCarolConwaySheep; MrBrunoLucianiWool; MrTimEdwardsGrain&Fodder; MrLeighNarinFutureFarmers’ MrDanielGill,MrBenSimkin,MrLeighNairnPoultry; MrGeoffBlincoVegetables; MrLesJuppFruit; MrLesJuppHomeProduce; MrsDawnBrydenCooking; MrsRhondaKennedyFlowers; MrsEdnaRalph,MrsOlivePatrick, MrsNickiBurrellKnitting&Crochet; MrsMargaretMcNaughtSewing; MrsRaewynGoodalPatchwork; MrsMegQuelchArt; ChrisScottPhotography; MrsKateBoxCraft; MrsRaeleneMarianiWoodwork; MrBradBurnsCollectionofArticles; MrsMichellAllenLiterature; MrsLindaMaluishJuniorSection; MrsJanEastough,MrsNickiBurrell, MrsSandraHasleby HomeBrewCompetition; MrPeterAshby,MrAlanStanderingBeautUteCompetition; MrGraemeWilton

The Northampton Show is proud

to be a breastfeeding friendly event.

Visit the Family Chill-out Tent at the show.

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Western Australia’s most Northern Angus Stud

All bulls’ semen tested, freeze

branded and vaccinated using the Zoetis Star Program

Tony & Liz Sudlow

0428 362 032 Email: [email protected]

PO Box 19 Northampton 6535

Ian & Kay Sudlow

0428 362 010

Barry & Michelle Marshall 0427 666 079

Established 1975

www.kapariangus.com.au

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CUPS and TROPHIESNORTHAMPTON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

SILVER CUPFortheexhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepoints

inallsectionsoftheShow.FirstPrize–5points;SecondPrize–3points

HAMPTON TRANSPORT PRIZEFortheexhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinallsectionsoftheShow.

STATEWIDE BEARINGS GERALDTON TROPHY Fortheexhibitorwhoisrunner–uptothehighestaggregatepointsinallsectionsoftheShow.

McINTOSH & SON PRIZEFortheExhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinSectionC,D&E.

ExhibitormustgainpointsinatleasttwooftheseSectionstobeeligibleforthePrize.

BINNU AJANA RURAL YOUTH PERPETUAL CUPFortheExhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinSectionC,D&E.

ExhibitormustgainpointsinatleasttwooftheseSectionstobeeligiblefortheCup.

W.M. SUCKLING MEMORIAL PERPETUAL SILVER CUPForthehighestaggregatepointsinallpavilionSections.

BUNNINGS GERALDTON TROPHYForhighestaggregatepointsinallPavilionSections

BUNNINGS GERALDTON TROPHYRunneruptothehighestpointsinallPavilionSections.

W.R.J. (Bill) PATRICK MEMORIAL PRIZE ($50)FortheexhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinSectionJ,KandL.ExhibitormustgainpointsinatleasttwooftheseSectionstobeeligible

fortheprize.

VariousotherCupsandTrophiesarementionedatthebeginningoftheSectiontowhichtheypertain.

Points for the cups will be awarded as follows:Champion 5 points

Reserve Champion 3 pointsFirst Prize 5 points

Second Prize 3 points

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIESOnShowDay,SilverCupsandTrophieswillbepresentedtowinners

at4pminsidetheCommunityCentre.

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10th Light Horse DisplayInthemarqueeontheoval

Thisyear’sShowwillfeatureanexcitingLightHorseDisplay,withphotosandstoriescoveringmostLightHorseRegimentsinAustralia,althoughthemajorityisaboutourown10thLightHorseRegiment.Over600photostakeninEgyptandathome,byourearlysoldiersmakeinterestingviewing.TherearealsoquitealotofWW2photosofthe10thLightHorse.Alongwiththesethereisamodelhorseandmannequin,bothwiththecorrectgearthatwasusedintheEgyptiancampaigninWW1.Fourdisplaycasesofmemorabiliafinishesoffaveryimpressivedisplay.The owner of the display, Phil Sullivan,whilst far from being an authority on theLight Horse history, can answer questionsregarding your ancestors that may havebeenintheLightHorseRegimentandwouldwelcome more photos and memorabilia ifyouhaveany.

Kindly sponsored by

Entry FreeAll camp ovens to be ready for judging at 5.00pm. Camp ovens may be cooked at the showground or pre-cooked and heated on the day. The contents of the camp ovens become the property of the Ag Society and will be sold for dinner prior to the fireworks.

Camp Oven Cooking

Competition 1st Prize: 2nd prize: 3rd prize: $250 $150 $50

C CM INTOSH & SON

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REGULATIONS and CONDITIONSALLENTRIESRECEIVEDSUBJECTTOTHERULESANDREGULATIONSOFTHEROYALAGRICULTURAL SOCIETYOFWAANDALSOTHE FOLLOWING LOCALRULESANDREGULATIONS.

1. AdmissiontoShowGrounds:Adults$12.00,Childrenunder17yearsfree.2. SeniorMembership$8,entitlesthemembertofreeadmissiontotheShowandhalfentry

fees foranyentries.Ringentriesexcepted.JuniorMembership (under17years)$2,entitlesthemembertofreeentrytotheShowandhalfentryfeesforanyentries.Ringentriesexcepted.

3. Intheeventoftherebeingnocompetitioninanyclass,prizesmaybeawardedifthejudgescertify toparticularmerit,but theyareespecially requested towithholdprizesevenwherethereiscompetition,iftheexhibitsareofinferiorqualityorarenotsuitablefortheclassinwhichtheyhaveentered.Thejudgesmayawardasecondprizeormakeahighlycommendedaward.

4. Nostallionstobeexhibitedashacks.5. Childrensagesshallbedeterminedondayofshow.6. Allsheepandlambstobeshowninthewool,thenumberofdays’growthtobestatedin

entry.Wethersasperclass.7. Exhibitorsarerequestedtostateageandpedigreeofbloodstock,andbreednameon

entryform.8. Allexhibitsmustbethepropertyoftheexhibitor,andallproductsmustbemadeorgrown

bytheexhibitor.9. EntriesforRingEventswillbereceivedupto15minutespriortostartingtime.Entrance

feemustbepaidinthering.AllPoultryentriescloseontheTuesdaypriortotheShow.SheepentriescloseontheThursdaypriortotheShow.ArtandPhotographyentriescloseontheThursdaypriortotheshow.Allremainingentriescloseat12noonontheFridaypreceding the show.

10. AllPhotographyexhibitsmustbedeliveredtotheExhibitionHallby10amFridayandallArtexhibitsmustbedeliveredtotheCommunityCentreby10amFridaypriortotheshow,allotherExhibitionHallexhibitsmustbeinpositionforjudgingby8.45amonshowday.

11. Sheepmustbeon thegroundno later than8.00amonShowDay.Judgingstartsat9.00amStewardsinattendanceat7.30am

12. CageswillbeprovidedbytheSocietyforPoultryExhibits.13. NotwoclassesofPoultrytobeshowninthesamecage.14. RingEventjudgingwillcommenceat8am,Sheep,Wool,PoultryandallExhibitionHall

Sectionswillcommencejudgingat9.00amsharp.TheExhibitionHallshallremaincloseduntil12.30pm,oruntilthecompletionofjudgingonShowDay.

15. Allgrainexhibitsmustbelastseason’sgrowth.16. ProtestsmustbelodgedwiththeSecretarybefore4.00pmonShowDay,wherepracticable,

accompaniedbyadepositof$5.00tobeforfeitediftheSocietydeemsprotestfrivolous.17. Everyreasonablecarewillbetakenofexhibits,butnoresponsibilitywillbeincurredby

theSociety.18. Inthecaseofadisputeastheinterpretationofanyoftheforegoingrulesandregulations,

thesameshallbedeterminedbytheCommittee.19. AnypersoninsultingorinterferingwiththeOfficialsduringtheShowwillbesubjectto

removalfromtheground,andprizes,(ifany)awardedtosuchpersonmaybeabsolutelyforfeitedtothefundsoftheSociety.

20. Itshallbethedutyofthestewardstopreventanypersonfrominterferingwiththejudgesand,ifnecessary,toordertheremovalofsuchoffender.

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21. Pensofmorethanonesheepcannotbebrokentoenablesheeptocompeteinindividualsheepclasses.Individualsheepcannotbeenteredinmorethanoneclass.

22. Inallclassesexceptringevents,whereaspecialprizeisgivenforaclass,thisprizewillreplacetheordinaryprize,orifless,theamountwillbemadeuptotheamount,asshown on the top of the section.

23. Intheeventofatieforthehighestaggregatepointsinanysection,prizeallocatedshallbewonbytheExhibitorwiththemostfirstprizes.Intheeventofafurthertie,prizeallocatedshallbewonbythepersonwiththemostentriesintheSection,ifstillequal,entriesoverthewholeoftheExhibitionHallwillbecounted,ifpointsarestillequal,entriesinthewholeoftheShowwillbetakenintoconsideration.

24. Inallclasses,thejudgehasthepowertochangeanexhibittoanotherclasswithintheSectionif,intheiropinion,ithasnotbeenenteredintherightclass.

25. WheretheSociety’sribbonismadeavailablethejudgeisexpectedtoawardittothebestexhibitinthesection.

26. Alllivestockfoundvermininfestedwillberemovedfromthegrounds.27. (a) AllentriesreceivedaresubjecttotheseShowRegulationsandBy–Laws,theSpecial

RegulationsineachSection,andtotheUniformBy–LawsmadeundertheRoyalAgriculturalSocietyAct,1926;

(b) TheSocietymayrefuseanyentrywithoutgivinganyreasontherefore; (c) TheCommitteemayatanytimedisqualifyfromexhibitingeitherindefinitelyorfor

suchaperiodasitmaythinkfit,anyexhibitorwhohasintheopinionoftheCommitteebeenguiltyofanybreechof theseregulations,orwhoseconductwhetheratorduringanyShowoftheSocietyhasintheopinionoftheCommitteebeensuchthatheisunfittoexhibitatanyShowoftheSociety;

(d) Nopersonwhohasbeendisqualified fromexhibitingatanyShowof theRoyalAgriculturalSocietyofWesternAustraliaInc,oratanyshoworSocietyaffiliatedtherewith,shallduring theperiodofdisqualificationbeallowed toactasagent,representative or servant of any exhibitor at anyShowof theSociety, and theexhibitorofsuchstockshallbedisqualified;

(e) During the period of disqualification no entrywill be received from any persondisqualifiedfromtheRoyalAgriculturalSocietyofWesternAustraliaInc,orbyanySocietyaffiliatedtherewith,andshouldanentrybeaccidentlyaccepted,itshallbedeemedtobevoidandtheentryfeewillbereturned.

28. TheSocietywillbeundernoliabilityforanylossordamagesufferedbyanexhibitorinrespectofanypropertyexhibitedbyhim,whethercausedbyorattributedtothenegligenceoftheSociety,oranyofitsservantsorotherwisewhatsoever.

29. TheSocietywillnotberesponsibleforanyaccidentthatmaybecausedthroughorbyanexhibitorexhibitors;anditshallbeaconditionofentrythatsuchexhibitorshallholdtheSocietyblamelessandindemnifiedagainstlegalproceedingsarisingfromsuchanaccident.



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The NORTHAMPTON DISTRICTAGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

will present a

PERPETUAL SHIELDto the business judged to have the

BEST COMMERCIAL EXHIBITat the Northampton Show

See Koala Billaround the groundsthroughout the day

Bar open from 12 noon to 10pmin the Green Shed

MORNING TEA, LUNCH and AFTERNOON TEA

will be on sale in the Community Centre during Show Day

Various cool drink – icecreamconfectionery – snack stalls will besituated around the Show Grounds

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Make something out of your old junk

1st Prize: $70 2nd Prize; $50 3rd Prize $30 - Best Billy Cart $50

$2 ENTRY FEE - 6.30 pm on the oval

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STEWARDS’ DUTIES1. AllStewardswillattendfrom8.00am(ortimestatedatstartofSectioninSchedule),

forthereception,classification,andplacingofallexhibitsandallothermattershavingreference thereto.

2. ToobtaintheirOfficialBadge,EntryBook,scoresheetandprizecardsfromtheChiefSteward,orHeadofSection,andwaitupontheJudgesandaffordthemallinformationandattentionnecessaryinthedischargeoftheirduties.

3. Toacceptexhibits,tickoffinEntryBook,sortintoclassesasexhibitsarrive.

4. ToadviseChiefSteward,orHeadofSection,wherenecessary,torejectanyexhibit,inwhichcasepromptactionwillbetaken.

5. TopresentallentriesineachclasstoJudgeforjudging.Recordprizewinnersinentrybookandonexhibitticket.

6. Toattachtheprizecardtotherespectiveexhibit ineachclass.Completepointssheetbyenteringclassnumberforeachclasswon.Scorefivepointsforfirstprize,threepointsforeachsecondprizewon.

7. RecordTrophywinnersforyourSectiononbottomofpointssheet.

8. ToreturnallbooksandsheetstoChiefSteward,orHeadofSection,immediatelyaftercompletion.

9. ToreporttoSectionat4.30pmforreturnofexhibitstoexhibitors.

10. Tobeconversantwithmethodofpaymentofprizemoney.

PRIZE MONEYOnSHOWDAY,prizemoneywill bepaidout in theExhibitionHall after 5.00pmonsurrenderofPrizeCards.Buttwillberetainedbycashierasreceipt.

NOTE: (a) TheSocietyacceptsnoresponsibilityforanypaymentmadetounauthorisedperson.

(b) AllcashprizesnotpaidasabovemaybecollectedbyarrangementwiththeTreasurer–phone99361050.

(c) Anyprizemoneynotclaimedby31stOctoberwillberetainedbytheSociety. (d) RingEventprizeswillbepaidintheRing.

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RING EVENTSShow Jumping 8.00am - Saddle Horses 9.00am

Ponies 12.00noonRING MASTER

Mr Bradley CrippsASSISTANT RING MASTERS

Mrs Joan Teakle, Mrs Cathy Cripps and Warwick TeakleSTEWARDS

DonBliss,SonyaHasleby,JoHarrison,KristiTeakle,MarikaO'Brien,LornaTeakleandGrantTeakle.

TROPHIESW.A. & J.E. TEAKLE FortheSeniorHorseandRidercombinationgaininghighest aggregatepointsinRingEvents.Mrs A.G. HASLEBY FortheJuniorHorseandRidercombinationgaininghighest aggregatepointsinRingEvents.WALKINDYER POLL MERINO STUD RugforChampionHackGERALDTON STOCK FEEDS and PET SUPPLIES RugforChampionPonyHackKRISTI TEAKLE PHOTOGRAPHY RugforChampionHunterROGUE PONY RugforChampionHunterPonyLargePonyHacks(over12.2hh)mayberiddenbyanadult.NoviceHack/PonyisnottohavewonmorethanthreefirstprizesinanyofficialhackeventatanyrecognisedShow.Alleventswillrunsimultaneously.Allprizemoneywillbepaidinthering.Prizeribbonswillbeawardedforeachevent.SpecialribbonswillbeawardedforChampionSeniorRider,ReserveChampionSeniorRider,ChampionHack,ReserveChampionHack,ChampionShowHunter,ReserveChampionShowHunter,ChampionJuniorRider,ReserveChampionJuniorRider,ChampionPonyHack,ReserveChampionPonyHack,ChampionShowHunterPony,ReserveChampionShowHunterPony.TheSocietywishestothankNorthampton IGA and Scott & Donna Henvillefortheirverykinddonationofprizemoney.

PerthRoyalShowQualifierRing One

PartOne–SaddleHorses–9amstart$30entryfeecoversentryinalleligibleclasses

Class 1st 2nd 3rd1. Rider17yearsandunder35years $25 $15 $102. Rider35yearsandover $25 $15 $10 BIGRIVERRANCHKALBARRI CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONRIDER $25 Takenfromwinnersofclasses1and2 SecondplacetoChampionrideriseligibleforReserveChampion3. Novicehackover14hh $25 $15 $104. Gallowayhackover14hhuptoandincluding15hh $25 $15 $105. Hackover15hhuptoandincluding15.2hh $25 $15 $106. Hackover15.2hhuptoandincluding16hh $25 $15 $107. Hack16hhandover $25 $15 $108. Lightweighthackover14hh $25 $15 $109. Medium/Heavyweighthackover14hh $25 $15 $10

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10. Ladieshackover14hh $25 $15 $1011. Gentshackover14hh $25 $15 $10 WALKINDYERPOLLMERINOSTUD CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONHACK $25 Takenfromwinnersofclasses3–11 SecondplacetoChampioniseligibleforReserveChampion12. Showhunter14hhuptoandincluding15hh $25 $15 $1013. LightweightShowhunter14hhuptoandincluding15hh $25 $15 $1014. Med/HeavyweightShowhunter14hhuptoandincluding15hh $25 $15 $1015. Showhunterover15hh $25 $15 $1016. LightweightShowhunterover15hh $25 $15 $1017. Med/HeavyweightShowhunterover15hh $25 $15 $10 KRISTITEAKLEPHOTOGRAPHY CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONSHOWHUNTER $25 Takenfromwinnersofclasses12–17 SecondplacetoChampioniseligibleforReserveChampion

Ring OnePartTwo–SaddlePonies–12NoonStart

$10entryfeecoversentryinalleligibleclassesClass 1st 2nd 3rd1. Rider10yearsandunder $10 $5 $32. Rider11,12and13years $10 $5 $33. Rider14,15and16years $10 $5 $3 BIGRIVERRANCHKALBARRI CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONRIDER $10 Takenfromclasses1,2and3 SecondplacetoChampioniseligibleforReserveChampion4. Noviceponyhack14hhandunder $10 $5 $35. Ponyhack12hhandunder $10 $5 $36. Ponyhackover12hhuptoandincluding13hh $10 $5 $37. Ponyhackover13hhuptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $38. Lightweightponyuptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $39. Medium/Heavyweightponyuptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $310. Girlsponyhack14hhandunder $10 $5 $311. Boysponyhack14hhandunder $10 $5 $3 GERALDTONSTOCKFEEDSANDPETSUPPLIES CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONPONYHACK $10 Takenfromwinnersofclasses4-11 SecondplacetoChampioniseligibleforReserveChampion12. LedinRider10yrsandunder $10 $5 $313. LedinPony12hhandunder $10 $5 $314. LedinPonyover12hhuptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $315. Showhunter12.2hhandunder $10 $5 $316. Lightweightshowhunter12.2hhandunder $10 $5 $317. Med/Heavyweightshowhunter12.2hhandunder $10 $5 $318. Showhunterover12.2hhanduptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $319. LightweightShowhunterover12.2hhanduptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $320. Med/HeavyweightShowhunter over12.2hhanduptoandincluding14hh $10 $5 $3 ROGUEPONY CHAMPIONANDRESERVECHAMPIONSHOWHUNTERPONY $10 Takenfromwinnersofclasses12–17 SecondplacetoChampioniseligibleforReserveChampion

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Ring TwoShowJumping–8amstart

Class Entry 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th1.LeanderFarmingCoHorse&Pony $10 $40 $30 $20Article238.2.2&245.3Max60cm2A.GeraldtonAgServicesHorse&Pony $10 $40 30 $20Article238.2.2&245.3Max80cm2B.EWAJandKentaurSaddleryYoung $10 $30 $20$10(KentaurSaddleryvouchers)MastersRiderunder21yearsArticle 238.2.2&245.3Max80cm3A.BallineStationHorse&PonyArticle $10 $40 $30 $20238.2.2&245.3Max100cm3B.EWAJandKentaurSaddleryYoung $10 $30 $20$10(KentaurSaddleryvouchers)MastersRiderunder21yearsArticle 238.2.2&245.3Max100cm4A.EWAJandKentaurSaddleryYoung $10 $60 $30$20(KentaurSaddleryvouchers)MastersJuniorRider12-18years Article238.2.2&245.34B.McIntosh&SonArticle238.2.2& $10 $50 $30 $20 $10245.3Max105cmunder6points5A.GeraldtonStockFeeds&PetSupplies $10 $150 $120$100 $75 $50 $30OpenArticle238.2.2Max115cm +rugunder20pts5B.Ross&KarenDrageHeightClass $15 $175 $125 $90 $75 $50 $30OpenArticle238.2.2Max115cm6.NufabIndustriesOpen $20 $225 $175$125 $100 $75 $50 $30 $20Article238.2.2Max125cm.7.EWAJumpingCommitteeHorse $20 $250 $200$150 $120 $100 $80 $50 $30oftheYearQualifierArticle238.2.2 +rug8.GreatNorthernRuralServices $20 $225 $175$125 $100 $75SixBar +rug

RF&KMDrage EWAJumpingCommittee WA&JETeakleMcIntosh&Son Hasleby’sHardwareSupplies BallineStationGreatNorthernRuralServices GreatWesternInsuranceBrokers VG&KMCarsonLeanderFarmingCo GreatSouthernFuelSuppliesG.J.Harrison GeraldtonStockFeeds&PetSuppliesC.J.&P.J.Hasleby BinnuLiquor&GeneralStoreGeraldtonAgServices MV&GHJohnsonNufabIndustries IM&CBJohnsonBN&CACripps AFGRIEquipmentRossNewman EldersRural(MsKrisTeakle)KentaurSaddlery KapariAngusStudMrsNFCripps MrKevinChick

TheSocietywishestothankthefollowingpeoplewhohaveverykindlydonatedprizemoneyfortheShowJumping

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Entry Fee: $10 a team1st Prize $300 per team2nd Prize $150 per team3rd Prize $75 per team

Organise a team of three to compete in various farm tasks!Entries close Thursday prior to show.

LIMITED TEAMS SO NOMINATE EARLY!

Junior Farmers' Challenge14 years & Under

Nominate a mixed team of three to complete in various farm tasks!

Entry Fee is only $6.00 per team1st Prize: $1202nd Prize $603rs Prize $30

Entries close Thursday prior to the show.Limited teams, so nominate early!

Footwear must be worn.

FULL FLAG AGRONOMICSIndependent & Quality Agronomic Services

5.30 pm in front of the Community Centre

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ENTRY Fee: $5.00 per classYou may enter your ute in asmany classes as you wish.

1st Prize $50, 2nd Prize $20 for each classPerpetual & token Trophy for People's Choice

Class 1 - Town Ute 4 - B & S Ute 2 - Rural Ute 5 - 4 x 4 Ute 3 - Chick's Ute 6 - Ute with a boot

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SECTION C – SHEEPALLSHEEPENTRIESCLOSETHURSDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER

Phone/Fax 9934 1510Anyone transporting sheep to the Show must fill out a Way Bill

CHIEF STEWARD:NathanTeakleASSISTANT CHIEF STEWARD: Ben Simkin

STEWARDS:RonBox,TrenSuckling.ENTRY FEE:$2:1stPrize:$20.00;2ndPrize:$5.00(unlessotherwisestated.)

NORTHAMPTON STUD MERINO –BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION PERPETUAL CUPFor highest aggregate points in Sheep Section.

NORTHAMPTON STUD MERINO BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION PRIZE ($100)

For highest aggregate points in Sheep Section.ELDERS LTD TROPHY

ForGrandChampionMerinoRamELDERS LTD TROPHY

ForGrandChampionMerinoEweHAMPTON TRANSPORT PRIZE ($100)ForChampionRam,AutumnShorn

HAMPTON TRANSPORT PRIZE ($100)ForChampionEwe,AutumnShorn

NEVILLE EDWARDS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUPForGroupofThreeRams

YOUNG MOTORS PTY LTD CUP andA.I. HORAN MEMORIAL PRIZE ($50)

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinFarmers'ClassesofSheepandWoolSections;successfulexhibitormustcompeteinbothsections–Sheepclasses.

22–31incl.Wool,allclasses.AFGRI EQUIPMENT PRIZE ($75)

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinFarmers’ClassesZOETIS AUSTRALIA LTD PRIZE ($75)ForChampionEweFarmers’Classes

STUD MERINO BREEDERS’ ASSOC OF WA TROPHYForChampionPenofEweHoggetsHAMPTON TRANSPORT PRIZES

ForEweHoggetCompetitionLANDMARK PRIZES

For Wether Competition

The Society offers ribbons for the following:GrandChampionMerinoRam,GrandChampionMerinoEwe,

ReserveGrandChampionMerinoRam,ReserveGrandChampionMerinoEwe,ChampionEwe,ChampionEwe–Farmers’Classes,ChampionRamAutumnShorn,ChampionEweAutumnShorn.1stplaceintheEweHoggetCompetition.

ChampionPenofEwesinEweHoggetCompetition.1stplaceintheWetherCompetition.1stplaceinGroupofThreeRams.

JuniorChampionRam,JuniorChampionEwe.ChampionMerinoRam,ChampionPollMerinoRam

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SPECIAL RULES FOR SHEEP SECTION:AgesofSheep–Theactualagesofsheepmustbecomputeduptothedayof judging.Sheepcompetinginthe1½yearoldclassesmustnotbedroppedbefore1stMarchthepreviousyear.Noentrywillbeacceptedunlessthenumberofdays’growthofwoolisstatedonentryform.AutumnshornsheepshallmeansheepshornafterFebruary1.AllsheepmusthavebeenshorninWAlastyear.EwestobebredbyExhibitor.Exhibitorsarerequestedtohavesheepinpositionforjudgingby8.30amonShowDay,asjudgingwillcommencepromptlyat9.00amStewardswillbeinattendanceat7.30amIndividualsheepcannotbeenteredinmorethanoneclass.Inallclasses,thejudgehasthepowertochangeanexhibittoanotherclass,if,inhisopinion,ithasnotbeenenteredintherightclass.The Society wishes to thank the following who have very kindly donated prize money or trophies for the Sheep Section: Hagan Bros Abattoir, Primaries WA, Hampton Transport, Zoetis Australia Ltd, Elders Ltd, Landmark, K R & J A Harris, I E & E M Teakle, Andrew & Natasha Pluschke and GOPP

It is requested that each exhibitor provide one sheep handler.

MERINO OPENClass 1. Ramover1½years. 2. Eweover1½years. 3. Ramunder1½years. 4. Eweunder1½years. 5. MerinoRam,MediumWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 6. MerinoRam,StrongWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 7. PollMerinoRam,MediumWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 8. PollMerinoRam,StrongWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn.

MERINO UNHOUSED AND UNRUGGEDClass 9. Ram,over1½years. 10. Ramover1½yearsAutumnShorn. 11. MerinoRam,finewoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 12. MerinoRam,MediumWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 13. MerinoRam,StrongWoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 14. PollMerinoRam,finewoolunder1½years,Autumnshorn. 15. PollMerinoRam,MediumWool,under1½years,Autumnshorn. 16. PollMerinoRam,StrongWool,under1½years,Autumnshorn. 17. Ewe,over1½years. 18. Ewe,under1½years. 19. Ewe,over1½years,Autumnshorn. 20. Ewe,under1½years,Autumnshorn.

NEVILLE EDWARDS MEMORIAL TROPHY

To be judged at 11.30am in the Sheep PavilionClass 21. Groupof3MerinoorPollMerinoRamsunder1½yearsAutumnshorn. Tobejudgedonevennessofconformityandtype.Maybetakenfromopenor unhousedclasses.

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FARMERS’ CLASSESClass 22. Ewe,under1½years,finewool. 23. Ewe,under1½years,mediumorstrongwool. 24. Ewe,over1½years,finewool. 25. Ewe,over1½years,mediumorstrongwool. 26. Ewe,under1½years,Autumnshorn. 27. Ewe,over1½years,Autumnshorn. 28. PenthreeEwesover1½years,Springshorn. 29. PenthreeEwesover1½years,Autumnshorn.

HAMPTON TRANSPORT EWE HOGGET COMPETITION1stPrize$50;2ndPrize$20

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SECTION D – WOOLSTEWARDS:LindsayBox,DeanneShawandBrigitAsh.

AllwooltobegrowninMidWestRegion,andtobegrownonpropertyofExhibitor.N.B.Ramsfleeces(exceptwherestated)andPetSheepfleecesexcludedfromallclasses.Numberofdaysgrowthofwooltobestated.Allwoolmustbecurrentseason’sclip.Judgingwillcommenceat

9.00amFleeces cannot be entered in more than one class.ENTRYFEE:$2.1stPrize:$25;2ndPrize:$10.00(unlessotherwisestated.)NORTHAMPTON STUD MERINO BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION PRIZE

Champion Fleece: $100Championfleecetocomefromsinglefleecesonly.

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GARY HAINES PRIZE: $50ForhighestaggregatepointsinWoolSection.

1stPrize:5points;2ndPrize:3points;Champion:5points;ReserveChampion:3points.

YOUNG MOTORS PTY LTD CUPForhighestaggregatepointsinFarmers’ClassesofSheepandWoolSection.

SuccessfulexhibitormustcompeteinbothSections.Sheep,classes22–31incls.Wool,allclasses.A.I. HORAN MEMORIAL PRIZE ($50 cash)

ForhighestpointsinFarmers’ClassesofSheepandWoolSections.Prize money for Wool Section has been kindly donated by:

Sandhurst Merino Stud, Wepowie Farming Co., Northern Wool Trading Co. and Landmark Geraldton

SCALE OF POINTSCharacter ....................................................................................................................................... 20Handle ........................................................................................................................................... 14ColourorBloom............................................................................................................................. 10Length............................................................................................................................................ 14Soundness..................................................................................................................................... 16Evenness ....................................................................................................................................... 10Density........................................................................................................................................... 16Total ............................................................................................................................................. 100

Class 1. OnehousedMerinofleece,mediumwool. 2. OnehousedMerinofleece,strongwool. 3. OneMerinofleece,finewool. 4. OneMerinofleece,mediumwool. 5. OneMerinofleece,strongwool. 6. TwoMerinofleeces,finewool. 7. TwoMerinofleeces,mediumwool. 8. TwoMerinofleeces,strongwool. 9. OneMerinoLambsfleece,mediumorfinewool. 10. OneMerinoLambsfleece,strongwool. 11. OneMerinofleece,judgedoncommercialvalue,unskirted,bellyincluded. 12. OneMerinoRamsfleece,mediumorfinewool. 13. OneMerinoRamsfleece,strongwool. 14. OneMerinoRamsfleece,judgedforcommercialvalue,unskirted,bellyincluded.

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Competition will run in two age groups14 years and under18 years and under

All competitors to register and collect entry form from the Steward prior to 10.00am, in the Ram Shed on Show Day.

Judging will commence at 10.00am and be completed by 12.00noon.

1st Prize $252nd Prize $15

in each section

1. Merino Ram Judging – four rams to be judged.2 Wool Judging – four fleeces to be judged3 Grain and Fodder – old season hay, a pasture sod, sheaf of wheat and

20kgs lupins to be judged

Points awarded for placings, reasoning and handling.

Competitors with highest aggregate points over three sectionswill be awarded

1st Prize $60 2nd Prize $40Presentation of Trophies to be held in the Ram Shed after completion

of Competition.

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Stewards: Leon Johnson & Karl Suckling

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SECTION E – GRAIN and FODDERSTEWARDS:MessrsGregTeakleandNolanHarris

ENTRYFEE:$2:1stPrize:$10;2ndPrize:$5(unlessotherwisestated)

L.A. LOGAN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUPForexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinGrainandFodder.

SUMMIT FERTILIZERS TROPHYFor highest aggregate points in Grain and Fodder Section.

AllexhibitsinthisSectionmusthavebeengrownbytheExhibitor.Varietyofgrainmustbestatedonentry.

PrizemoneyinthisSectionhasverykindlybeendonatedbyCSBP Ltd.

Judgingcommencesat9am.Class 1. 20kg of wheat. 2. 20kg of oats. 3. 20kgof2rowbarley. 4. 20kgofwhitelupins. 5. Sheafofoatenhay(notlessthan2kg.) 6. Sheafofwheatforgrain(notlessthan2kg.) 7. Sheafofoatsforgrain(notlessthan2kg.) 8. Sheafofbarleyforgrain(notlessthan2kg.) 9. Sheafofleguminouspastureplants(notlessthan1kg.) 10. Bundleofsweetlupins,forgrain,(notlessthan2kg.) 11. Bundleofchickpeasforgrain,(notlessthan2kg.) 12. Bundleofcanolaforgrain,(notlessthan2kg.) 13. Pasturesodnot less than20cmsquareandnotmore than30cmsquare, to

containmorethanonespeciesofpastureplants.(Annualspeciesonly.)Exhibitsinthisclassmusthavebeentakenfromabona–fidepasture.

14. Pastureplot,tocontainasinglenamedvariety,tobeexhibitedinthebottomthirdofanupright20ltrplasticcontainer.

15. Baledhay,cereal(oldseasons.) 16. Collectionofleguminouspastureplants.

JUNIOR SECTION 17. Pastureplot,tocontainasinglenamedvariety,tobeexhibitedinthebottomthird

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SECTION H – POULTRYSTEWARD:MarkMurray

ENTRY FEE: 60cents.1stPrize:$4.00;2ndPrize:$2.00GERALDTON GUARDIAN PERPETUAL CUPDonatedbyGeraldtonNewspapersPtyLtd

forhighestaggregatepointsinPoultrySection.MIDWEST POULTRY CLUB TROPHY

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ForRunner–uptoBestBirdinShow.I.B. & J.C. GARRARD TROPHYforBestBirdexhibitedbyaJunior.

(Vermininfestedbirdswillbeimmediatelyremovedfromshedanddisqualified.)

RIBBONSforBestExhibit,Runner–uptoBestExhibit,BestHeavyBird,BestLightBird,BestHardFeatherLargeBird,BestSoftFeatherBantam,BestHardFeatherBantam,BestWaterFowl,BestBirdExhibitedbyaJunior.

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EntriesmaybepostedtoP.O.Box2559,Geraldton6531NOLATEENTRIESACCEPTEDJudgingcommences9.00am

LARGE FOWL Heavy Light Male Female Male Female 1. 2. Australorp 15. 16. Ancona 3. 4. LightSussex 17. 18. WhiteLeghorn 5. 6. SilverWyandotte 19. 20. Hamburg,anycolour 7. 8. A.O.C.Wyandotte 21. 22. Silkie,white 9. 10. A.O.V.heavybreed 23. 24. Silkie,anyothercolour 11. 12. PlymouthRock 25. 26. Anyothervariety,lightbreed 13. 14. RhodeIslandRed

HARD FEATHER LARGE (GAME) Male Female Male Female 27. 28. Modern,anycolour 29. 30. Anyothervariety,hardfeather

MODERN BANTAMS Male Female 31. 32. Modern,anycolour

OLD ENGLISH GAME BANTAMS Male Female Male Female 33. BlackRed 37. 38. OldEnglishGameA.O.C. 34. Wheaten 39. 40. IndianGame,anycolour 35. 36. Spangle 41. 42. SilverDuckwing

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BANTAMS SOFT FEATHER Male Female Male Female 43. 44. Ancona 59. 60. Rose–comb 45. 46. Wyandotte,white 61. 62. RhodeIslandRed 47. 48. Wyandotte,A.O.C. 63. 64. LightSussex 49. 50. Pekin,Buff 65. 66. Leghorn,White 51. 52. Pekin,White 67. 68. Leghorn,Black 53. 54. Pekin,Black 69. 70. Leghorn,A.O.C. 55. 56. Pekin,Blue 71. 72. Langshan 57. 58. Pekin,A.O.C. 73. 74. Seabright,anycolour 75. 76. Softfeather,anyothervariety

WATER FOWL Male Female Male Female 77. 78. Muscovy 85. 86. Pekin 79. 80. IndianRunners 87. 88. Goose 81. 82. Campbell 89. 90. Waterfowl,A.O.V. 83. 84. Rouen

JUNIOR SECTIONLARGE BIRDS BANTAMSMale Female Male Female 91. 92. Heavybreed,anyvariety 95. 96. Hardfeather,anyvariety 93. 94. Lightbreed,anyvariety 97. 98 Softfeather,anyvarietyWATER FOWLMale Female 99. 100. Waterfowl,anyvariety

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SECTION J – VEGETABLESSTEWARD:KayeSimkin

NORTHAMPTON COUNTRY BUTCHERS' TROPHYForexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinvegetables.

NORTHAMPTON FAMILY STORE TROPHYForthebestcollectionofvegetables.

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stprize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)

Allexhibitsmusthavebeengrownbytheexhibitor.Judgingcommencesat9am.

Class 1. Threepotatoes,anyvariety.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris) 2. Threeheaviestpotatoes. 3. Oneheadofcabbage,sugarloaf. 4. Oneheadofcabbage,anyothervariety. 5. OneheadofBroccoli.(Prizeof$5&$3donatedbyMrs.GayleneJohnson) 6. Oneheadofcauliflower,anyvariety. 7. Oneheadoflettuce,anyvariety.(Prizeof$5donatedbyP.J.&H.B.Allen) 8. Bunchofthreebeetroot.(Prizeof$5&$3donatedbyMrs.GayleneJohnson) 9. Bunchofthreecarrots. 10. Bunchofthreeparsnips. 11. Bunchofthreeturnips. 12. Bunchofeschalots. 13. Bunchofspringonions. 14. Bunchofparsley. 15. Threeonions. 16. Wackiestvegetable. 17. BunchofKale. 18. Twoswedes. 19. Pumpkin,anyvariety. 20. Leek,one. 21. AsianGreen,egPakChoy,BokChoy 22. Foursilverbeetleaves.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDot&PeterHarris) 23. Plateofpeasinpod,8pods. 24. PlateofSnowPeas,8pods. 25. PlateofBeans,8pods,anyvariety. 26. Selectionofherbs.(Prizeof$5donatedbyP.J.&H.B.Allen) 27. Collectionofvegetables,notlessthanfivevarieties.(Prizeof$10donatedin memoryofMrsGlenysTeakle) 28. Exhibitofanyothervarietyofvegetable,tobenamed.

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SECTION K – FRUITSTEWARD:AnneCripps

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize$4;2ndPrize$2(unlessotherwisestated)

MRS GLENYS TEAKLE MEMORIAL TROPHYForexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinFruit.

MRS MARGY SIMPSON PRIZE ($15)FormostoutstandingexhibitofCitrusFruitfromclasses1–7.

Allexhibitsmusthavebeengrownbytheexhibitor.Stalkstobecutlevelwithtopoffruit.

Judgingcommencesat9am.

1. Threenaveloranges.2. Threeorangesanyothervariety.3. Threemandarins,anyvariety4. Threelemons,anyvariety (Prizesof$5and$3donatedby GayleneJohnson)5. Threegrapefruit6. ThreeLimes.7. Anyothervarietyofcitrus

8. Collectionofcitrusfruit.(Prizeof$5 donatedbyPJ&HBAllen)9. Exhibitofnuts10.Threepassionfruit.11.Mulberries,approx125grams.12.CollectionofFruit(Prizeof$5 donatedbyMrsGlendaStanich)13.Exhibitofanyothervarietyoffruit

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SECTION L – HOME PRODUCESTEWARDS:MesdamesNoeleneGeeandMaureenDrage

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndprize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)NORTHAMPTON ROAD TRANSPORT TROPHYForthehighestaggregatepointsinPreserves.

Alljarsmustbeatleast250ml,labelledanddated.Nobrandorpersonalnamesonlabels

MRS M.R. WOODCOCK TROPHYForexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsineggs,classes16–22.

Judgingcommencesat9am.Class 1. Jaroffigjam. 2. Jarofberryjam. 3. Jarofjam,anyvariety.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDot&PeterHarris) 4. Jarofmelonjam. 5. Jarofgrapefruitmarmalade. 6. Jarofmarmalade,anyothervariety.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedby WindyHillKitchen.) 7. Exhibitofdriedordehydratedproduce. 8. Jaroflemonbutter.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson) 9. Jarofcauliflowerpickle. 10. Jarofpickle,anyothervariety.(Prizeof$5donatedinMemoryofMrsEthel Husbands.) 11. Preservenototherwisementioned.(Prizeof$5donatedinMemoryofMrs EthelHusbands.) 12. Jarofchutney.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyDonnaMalane) 13. Jarofrelish.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyWindyHillKitchen.) 14. Bottleoftomatosauce. 15. Pantryshelfitem,notnecessarilylongkeepingeg.olives,mayonnaise (Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsM.R.Woodcock.) 16. Heneggs,whitehalfdozen. 17. Heneggs,brownhalfdozen. 18. Heneggsblue,halfdozen. 19. Heneggs,halfdozen. 20. Duckeggs,halfdozen. 21. Bantameggs,halfdozen. 22. HeaviestHenegg.

SECTION M – HOME BREWSTEWARD:MrTonySudlow

ENTRY FEE:$1.00.1stPrize:$50voucherRIGTERS SUPERMARKETS GERALDTON

Judgingcommencesat2pmintheCommunityCentre.Class 1. Lightcolouredbeer. 2. Darkcolouredbeer. 3.GingerBeer

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SECTION N – COOKINGSTEWARDS:KathySuckling,ColleenSimkin,GlendaStanich

andGayleneJohnson.ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)

W.J. SUCKLING MEMORIAL TROPHYFor the highest aggregate points in Cooking Section.

NORTHAMPTON FAMILY STORE TROPHYFor the highest aggregate points in Baking Section.

MRS ROSLYN SUCKLING TROPHYFor the highest aggregate points in Decorated Cakes.

MRS D.L. TEAKLE MEMORIAL TROPHYForthehighestaggregatepointsinWholemealSection.

MRS JUDITH BRIDGEMAN TROPHYFortheexhibitoraged25yearsandunder,gainingthehighestaggregatepoints

in the Cooking Section. Please nominate when entering.Judgingcommencesat9am.

BAKINGClass 1. Biscuits,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyWindyHillKitchen.) 2. Plateshortbread,four(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsAJMitchell.) 3. ChickpeaBrowneSlice,madetosetrecipepage55.CommitteeChallenge

(Prizesof$10and$5donatedbyUrsulaCripps) 4. Afternoonteaslice,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKathySuckling.) 5. Creampuffs,four,nofilling. 6. Lamingtons,four(Lamingtonmixture.)(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsAJ

Mitchell.) 7. Pikelets,four.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris.) 8. Scones,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson.) 9. Fruitscones,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsBobbieOffer.) 10. DateandNutLoaf.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsDianneHulme.) 11. Swissroll.(Prizesof$4and$2donatedbyMrsAJMitchell.) 12. RumBalls,four. 13. Spongesandwich,unfilled.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris.) 14. ChocolateBrownieslice,four.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsGaylene

Johnson.) 15. Muffins,sweet,four.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsSheryleHicks.) 16. Muffins,savoury,four.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyDonnaMalane.) 17. BananaMuffins,four 18. Orangecake(loaftin.)(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsAJMitchell.) 19. Bananacake.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyDonnaMalane.) 20. Butterchocolatecake,notdecorated. 21. Carrotcake.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsElizabethSudlow.) 22. Boiledfruitcake.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyWindyHillKitchen.) 23. Fruitcake(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsDianneHulme.) 24. LightPumpkinFruitCake(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsKayBurns.) 25. Plumpudding(Prizesof$4and$2donatedinMemoryofMrI.J.Williams.) 26. Loafofbreadmadebyhand. 27. Loafbread,anyvarietymadeinbreadmaker.

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28. CakesuitableforaDiabetic,recipeattached. (Prizesof$4and$2donatedinMemoryofMrI.J.Williams.) 29. Myfavouritecake.Recipetobeincluded.(Prizesof$4and$2donatedin

MemoryofMrI.J.Williams.) 30. GlutenFreeCake.Recipetobeincluded. 31. BlissBalls,four.eg:date,protein,seedsandnuts.

ICED CAKES 32. Smalldecoratedcakes,four. 33. Decoratedchild'scake.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsRoslynSuckling.) 34. DecoratedFruitcake.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyMrsKayBurns.) 35. Decoratedcake,buttericing. 36. Decoratedcake,byexhibitor16years&under.(Prizeof$5donatedbyBinnu

Store) 37. Decoratedcake,novelty.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKathySuckling.)

WHOLE MEAL 38. Loafwholemealormultigrainbread,madeinbreadmaker (Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsFayeTeakle.) 39. Wholemealdateloaf.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyWindyHillKitchen.) 40. Wholemealboiledfruitcake(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsElizabeth

Sudlow.) 41. Wholemealbiscuits,four. 42. Wholemealcookies,four. 43. Wholemealormultigrainbreadrolls,four. 44. LupinCookies,four.(Prizeof$5donatedbyPJ&HBAllen)

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Greasea28x18cmslicetinandlinewithbakingpaper.Preheatovento160°Cfanforced.Blendchickpeasinfoodprocessor,addsugar,eggs,essenceandbakingpowderandblenduntilallingredientsarecombined.Stirinchocolatebitsandpecannuts.Pourmixtureintopreparedtinandbakefor20–25minutes.Coolintin,thencutintosquares.

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SECTION O – FLOWERSMR SYD BRIDGEMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY

ForindividualexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinFlowers.

“A” – TABLE FLORAL ARTSTEWARDS:MesdamesVivSellersandKayeBurton

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated)RW & EM TAYLOR TROPHY

ForhighestaggregatepointsinTableFloralArt.Flowersneednotbegrownbyexhibitor.

Judgingcommencesat9am.Class 1. Diningtablearrangement.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyKalemurOrchard.) 2. Texturedarrangement. 3. Arrangementusingbulbs,cormsorrhizomes.(Prizeof$5donatedbyPJ&HB

Allen) 4. Arrangementofthreeflowersandleaves 5. Freshandnaturaldryarrangement(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyKalemur

Orchard.) 6. Contemporaryarrangement.(Prizeof$5donatedbyPJ&HBAllen) 7. Miniaturearrangementnotexceeding10cm. 8. Verticallinearrangement(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsKayBurns.) 9. Arrangementsuitableforanaltarormantle. 10. Arrangementofoneflower,anyfoliage(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsDenise

Clifton.) 11. Aposy–tied. 12. Suspendedarrangement(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsCaroleTeakle). 13. Asyoulikeit. 14. Arrangementoffoliage. 15. Arrangementoffruitandflowers.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGaylene

Johnson.) 16. Wearablefloralarteg.corsage,hairpieceetc

NOVICE SECTIONFresh,driedand/orartificialmaybeused.

Anoviceexhibitormayexhibitinthissectionfornomorethantwoconsecutiveyears.

17. Arrangementof3flowersandleaves 18. Verticallinearrangementusing3or5flowers 19. Diningtablearrangement.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsMichelleMarshall.) 20. Posy–tied(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsMichelleMarshall.) 21. Contemporaryarrangement(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrs

GlenysTeakle.) 22. Arrangementdepictingatheme,anyaidsorpropsallowed.Tobenamed.

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“B” – CUT FLOWERSSTEWARDS:MargaretSimpson,UrsulaCripps,BrendaBroadhurst

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stprize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)MRS IRIS BRIDGEMAN MEMORIAL TROPHYForhighestaggregatepointsinCutFlowers.

WESTERN STONE TROPHYFormostoutstandingexhibitinCutFlowers.

MRS NELL BOX MEMORIAL TROPHYForrunner–uptohighestaggregatepointsinCutFlowers.BERNICE and BASIL JOHNSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

ForexhibitorgaininghighestpointsfromClasses21,22,23,24,and25.Flowersmustbegrownbyexhibitor.

Judgingcommencesat9am.Class 1. Exhibitofsnapdragons(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsF.Sutherland.) 2. Geraniums,fourcuts. 3. Exhibitofthreepansies,tobeexhibitedwithcollars. 4. Exhibitofsinglepetunias. 5. Exhibitoffringedpetunias. 6. Exhibitofdoublepetunias.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsGaylWilson) 7. Exhibitofanyothervarietypetunias. 8. Exhibitofivygeraniums. 9. Exhibitofsweetpeas.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsGlendaStanich.) 10. Exhibitofstocks. 11. Exhibitofcalendulas.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsGaylWilson) 12. ExhibitofIcelandpoppies. 13. Exhibitofnemesias. 14. Exhibitofcarnations. 15. Exhibitofbulb,corm,tuberorrhizomeflowers(maybemixed.)(Prizeof$5

donatedbyMichelleAllen.) 16. ExhibitofIris,onecut(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson.) 17. Exhibitofgladioli,threespikes. 18. Gladiolusbloom,onespike. 19. Exhibitofranunculi. 20. Exhibitoffreesias. 21. ExhibitofHeritageRoses.(Prizeof$10donatedbyUrsulaCripps) 22. Fullblownrose(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyP.J.&H.B.Allen.) 23. Exhibitofroses.Pleasenamerosesifpossible.(Prizesof$6and$4donated

byP.J.&H.B.Allen.) 24. Rosebloom(Prizesof$5donatedbyMrsF.Sutherland.) 25. Exhibitofroses,threedistinctroses,onecutofeach.(Prizesof$5donatedby

MichelleAllen.) 26. Exhibitofanyothervarietyofflowers,nototherwisementioned.(Prizesof$5

donatedbyMichelleAllen.) 27. Exhibitofanyothervarietyofflower,onecut,orcutsallowed.(Prizesof$5

donatedbyMrsGaylWilson) 28. ExhibitofMargueriteDaisies. 29. ExhibitofdoubleMargueriteDaisies. 30. Exhibitoffloweringshrub.(Prizesof$5donatedbyMrsGaylWilson) 31. ExhibitofAustraliannativeinflower(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris). 32. Containerofwildflowers.Maximumdiameterofcontainerapprox15cms. 33. Containerofgardenflowers(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJennyHarris)

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NORTHAMPTON FAMILY STOREHAMPTON ROAD, NORTHAMPTONPh (08) 9934 1250. Fax (08) 9934 1313

Email: [email protected]"The Happy Shopping Centre"

“C” – POT PLANTSSTEWARDS:GailSmithandJudithBrockwell

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)C.W.A. AJANA BINNU BRANCH TROPHYForhighestaggregatepointsinPotPlants

ExhibitsmusthavebeenownedbytheExhibitorforminimumof 3 months prior to Show.

PotPlantscanbebroughtinpriortoShowDay.Judgingcommencesat9am.

Class 1. MiniatureFairyGarden. 2. Potplant/plants,notinflower.(Prizeof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGaylene

Johnson.) 3. Potplant/plantsinflower.(Prizeof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson.) 4. Exhibitoffern(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsGlendaStanich.) 5. Exhibitofherborherbs,onevarietyormixed. 6. Hangingbasketorhangingpot.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyUrsulaCripps.) 7. Climbingortrailingpotplant.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsMichelle

Marshall) 8. Miniaturerockery. 9. Cactiexhibit,singlecontainer,morethanonevariety. 10. Succulentexhibit,singlecontainer,morethanonevariety.(Prizesof$6and$4

donatedbyMrsMichelleMarshall) 11. Singleexhibitofcactus.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrsGlenys

Teakle) 12. Singleexhibitofsucculent.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrs

GlenysTeakle) 13. Plantorplantsinnaturalcontainer,maximumdia.40cm,e.g.shell,malleeroot

etc.(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris.) 14. Exhibitofmixedplants,inonecontainer. 15. ExhibitofBonsai. 16. Plantorplantsinnoveltycontainer.

Stockist of CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, MANCHESTER, CRAFT AND QUILTING SUPPLIES

CROCHET AND KNITTING SUPPLIESHABERDASHERY AND TOYS

GOPP Members receive a 5% discountThank you for shopping local

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Each of the four schools in the Northampton Shire has been invited to

assemble a display of their pupils' work in the Exhibition Hall.

SCHOOL WORK DISPLAY

The Northampton District Agricultural Society would like to thank the

for their generous sponsorship of our Show.

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NORTHAMPTON NEWSAGENCY

OPEN 7AM, 7 DAYS A WEEK

LOTTO MAGAZINES

STATIONERY CARDS

TOYS TELSTRA

CD’S/DVD’S BOOKS

INTERNET ACCESS

47 HAMPTON ROAD, NORTHAMPTON 6535 PHONE/FAX: 08 9934 1005

NORTHAMPTON NEWSAGENCYOPEN 7AM MONDAY - SATURDAY

AGENTS FOR:• LOTTERYWEST• WEST AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPERS• AUSSIE PASTRIES – HOT PIES AND PASTRIES• FRESH HOT ESPRESSO COFFEE• MOBILE PHONES AND RECHARGE CARDS• NEWSPOWER STATIONERY• INK CARTRIDGES• WHISTLERS CHOCOLATES• MAGAZINES AND CARDS• GIFTWARE, BOOKS AND TOYS

WE ALSO HAVE AN INTERNET ROOM WITH FULL ACCESS TO COMPUTERS, PRINTER AND A LAPTOP PORT.

NORTHAMPTON NEWSAGENCY47 HAMPTON ROAD

NORTHAMPTON WA 6535PH/FAX 08 9934 1005

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*Horse trail tours*Pony rides for the kids

*Farmstay accommodation*Camping sites (powered or unpowered)

*Fully equipped camp kitchen*Campfire area

[email protected] Phone: 9937 1214

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SECTION P – FANCYWORKSTEWARDS: Knitting and Crochet – Meg Brooks and Miriam Canning.Sewing–HayleyMarshall,SarahBroadhurstandEmilyBroadhurst

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)AllarticlesmustbetheworkoftheexhibitorandexecutedsincelastNorthamptonShow.Noexhibittobeenteredinmorethanoneclass.Noexhibittobewashed.

Alldoiliesshouldbemountedoncardorheavypaper.C.W.A. NORTHAMPTON BRANCH TROPHY

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinKnittingSection(classes1–13).MRS KAYE SIMKIN TROPHY

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinCrochetSection(classes14–26.)MRS R. WILLIAMS TROPHY

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinSewingSection(classes1–25.)2 HAVENS CLOTHING AND GIFTS PRIZE

ForthehighestaggregatepointsinPatchworkSection(classes26–31.)Judgingcommencesat9am.

HAND KNITTINGClass 1. Knittedarticle,naturalfibre,labelfromyarntobeattached(includingifhandspun).

(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsFayeTeakle). 2. Child’sknittedjumperorcardigan.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsFayeTeakle). 3. Baby’sknittedgarmentorgarments.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsMichelleAllen) 4. Knittedgarment,percentageofwool,labelfromyarntobeattached.(Prizesof

$5&$3donatedbyMrsPamChisholm). 5. Knittedgarment.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsMichelleAllen) 6. Knittedvest 7. Knittedskicap,beanie,hatorteacosy.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrs

KayeSimkin) 8. Anyotherhandknittedarticle.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsMichelleMarshall) 9. Knittedscarf.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsDeniseRoyce). 10. Knitted coat hanger 11. Knitteddoll’sgarment/s 12. Knittedarticlebyanovice. 13. Knitted15cmsquare8plyyarn,knittedbyaleaner.Allsquarestoberetained

bytheSociety.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyNorthamptonFamilyStore).CROCHET

14. Baby’scrochetgarment.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsDianneHulme.) 15. Crochetrugorshawl.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsFayeTeakle.) 16. Crochetskicap,beanie,hatorteacosy. 17. Crochet coat hanger. 18. Crochetscarf 19. Crochetdoll’sgarment/s. 20. Crochetdoily(linencentrepermitted)Maximumsize32cm.(Prizesof$5&$3

donatedbyMrsPamChisholm.) 21. TablecentreorDuchessSet(linencentrespermitted.)(Prizesof$5&$3donated

byMrsPamChisholm.) 22. Anyothercrochetarticle.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsFayeTeakle.) 23. Anyothercrochetarticle,finethread. 24. Anyothercrochetarticle,thickthread.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsPam

Chisholm.) 25. Articlecrochetbyanovice. 26. ArticleofTatting.

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SEWING 1. Streetfrock(Prizesof$7and$3donatedinmemoryofHenryandJeanDrage.) 2. Boysgarment(fabric.) 3. Babyortoddler’sfrock.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsUrsulaCripps.) 4. Child’sfrock(over4years.) 5. Girl’sgarment.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsVerityTriscari.) 6. Lady’sblouseortop.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsAlmaSuckling.) 7. Pyjamasornightie. 8. ASkirt.(Prizesof$5and$3kindlydonatedbyMrsPamChisholm.) 9. Cushion(filled.) 10. Appliquedarticle(Prizeof$5donatedbyDotandPeterHarris.) 11. FancyDressorDanceCostume.(Prizesof$10and$5donatedbyMrsDenise

Royce.) 12. Garmentmadeinstretchfabric. 13. Frockmadeinstretchfabric. 14. TrackSuit.(Prizesof$7and$3donatedinmemoryofHenryandJeanDrage.) 15. Windcheater. 16. ExhibitofLingerie. 17. AnyotherGarment.(Prizesof$7and$3donatedinmemoryofHenryandJean

Drage.) 18. Exhibitofembroidery–hand.(Prizesof$5and$3kindlydonatedbyMrs Pam

Chisholm.) 19. Exhibitofembroidery–machine.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsAlma

Suckling.) 20. Exhibitofembroidery–wool. 21. ExhibitofHardangerEmbroidery.(Prizesof$10and$5donatedbyMrsDianne

Hulme.) 22. Heritagedesignarticle(prospectiveheirloom.) 23. Smockedarticle(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsGlendaStanich.)

WOOL DRESSMAKING COMPETITION

Class 24. Garment made in Cool Wool or lightweight wool1st Prize $50; 2nd Prize $25

Class 25. Garment made in winter design, in pure wool

PATCHWORK 26. Wallhanging.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsUrsulaCripps) 27. AppliquedQuilt. 28. PatchworkQuilt.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsKayeSimkin.) 29. MiniatureQuilt.(Prizesof$5&$3donatedbyMrsKayeSimkin.) 30. Anyotherpatchworkarticle(Prizeof$5donatedbyDot&PeterHarris.) 31. CotQuilt.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsKayeSimkin.)

1st Prize $50; 2nd Prize $25KINDLY SPONSORED BY

THE FAMILY OF MRS NELL BOX, NORTHAMPTON NEWSAGENCY,MRS BETTY FORD, C.W.A. AJANA BINNU BRANCH

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2017 Perth Royal ShowCOUNTRY ARTISTS’ AWARD

OPEN THEMEOPEN MEDIUM

PRIZE MONEY First Prize (Non-Acquisitive) $2000 Runner-up $600 Packer’s Prize $200 JJ Award for Commendation and Encouragement…..$200 Public Choice………..$100 Entries close July 2017

2016 Northampton Exhibition kindly sponsored by Hasleby’s Hardware Supplies

using the Jaws of Life at 2:45pm next to the Ram Shed

in conjunctionwith St John Ambulance

volunteers.We will also be selling our delicious hamburgers

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SECTION Q – ARTPAINTINGS MAY BE SOLD, WITH 25% COMMISSION GOING TO THE

NORTHAMPTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. PLEASE ENQUIRE AT SHOW OFFICE.STEWARD:EdiePayneandNatashaPluschke&KristyCope

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)ARTENTRIESCLOSE4PMTHURSDAYPRIORTOSHOW

NoworkpreviouslyexhibitedatthisShowiseligibletocompete.ALLWORKMUSTBESUITABLYMOUNTEDORFRAMED

ANDBEREADYFORHANGINGCHARLTON AND ETHEL TEAKLE MEMORIAL TROPHY

FortheexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinOpenArtSection.EXHIBITS MUST BE DELIVERED TO THE NORTHAMPTON COMMUNITY CENTRE BETWEEN 8 AM &

10 AM ON FRIDAY 9th SEPTEMBER (or by arrangement; Ph 9934 1510 or 0417 940 918).Class OPEN SECTION 1. Landorseascape–oiloracrylic.(Prizeof$10donatedbyMrsKayeSimkin.) 2. MixedMedia–anysubject,named.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMegBrooks.) 3. Watercolour–anysubject.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson)4. Drawinganysubject(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyArtyTarts.) 5. Stilllife–anymedium. 6. Picturewitharuraltheme–anymedium(Prizesof$10and$5donatedbyMrs

E.V.Hawes.) 7. Computergeneratedart(originalwork.) 8. Anysubject,anymedium.(Prizeof$10donatedbyMrsDeniseClifton.) 9. ArtworkbyanIndigenousartistinTraditionalStyle.(Prizesof$10and$5

donatedbyNorthamptonOldSchool).JUNIOR SECTION

Pleaseputageofartistonfrontofartwork12 – 16 years

Cashprizeof$10forthehighestaggregatepointsintheJuniorArtSection,12–16years,donatedbyMrsPatReynolds

10. Computergeneratedart(originalwork.) 11. Painting–anysubject,anymedium.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryof

MrsHelenWilliams.) 12. Collagework–named.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMegBrooks) 13. Drawing–anysubject.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsDeniseClifton.) 14. Anysubject,anymedium.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbtArtyTarts.) 15. ArtworkbyanIndigenousartistinTraditionalStyle.(Prizesof$10and$5

donatedbyNorthamptonOldSchool).11 years and under

Cashprizeof$10forthehighestaggregatepointsintheJuniorArtSection,11yearsandunder,donatedinmemoryofMrsNBox

16. Printmaking–anysubject.(Prizesof$5and$2donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily) 17. Painting–anysubject,anymedium(Prizesof$5&$4donatedbyMrsRoslynSuckling.) 18. Collagework–named.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyArtyTarts.) 19. Drawing–anysubject.(Prizesof$5and$2donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily) 20. Anysubject,anymedium.(Prizesof$5and$4donatedbyMrsMichelleMarshall.) 21. Computergeneratedart(originalwork.)(Prizesof$5and$4donatedbyMrs

MichelleMarshall.) 22 ArtworkbyanIndigenousartistinTraditionalStyle.(Prizesof$10and$5

donatedbyNorthamptonOldSchool).

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NORTHAMPTON

Visitor Centre Po Box 289 Northampton 6535

Ph. 08 9934 1488 Email: [email protected]

www.northampton.com.au

Tourist Information TransWA & Integrity Coach lines

bookings Local Products for sale MEMENTOS, BOOKS, GIFTS

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S HOME OF THE

“Airing of the Quilts” Saturday 11th October 2014

Logo for copying

Saturday 8th October 2016

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SECTION R – PHOTOGRAPHYSTEWARDS: Del Criddle, Jenny Harris and Donna Malane

ENTRY FEE: 60 cents. 1st Prize: $4; 2nd Prize: $2 unless otherwise stated.MRS K. WILLIAMS (SNR) MEMORIAL TROPHY

For exhibitor gaining the highest aggregate points in Photography Section.No work previously exhibited at this Show is eligible to compete.

All entries must be the work of the exhibitor.NOTE SIZE RESTRICTIONS BELOW

Single photos: Maximum size 5 inches x 7 inches (mounts to extend only 1.5cm on all sides).Collections: Maximum size of photos to be 5 inches x 7 inches, heavy card mount to extend only 1.5cm on all sides.

Velcro dots to be attached to back of mounts.PHOTOGRAPHY ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4 PM ON THURSDAY PRIOR TO THE SHOW.

Exhibits must be delivered to the Exhibition Hall between 8AM & 10AM on Friday 9th September.(or by arrangement; Ph 9934 1510 or 0417 940 918).

ClassBLACK AND WHITE OR GRAYSCALE PHOTOS (FILM OR DIGITAL)

1. Individual portrait (of an adult or child).2. Scenic view, any subject. (Prize of $5 donated by Roslyn in memory of Mrs Mary Suckling.)3. Collection of four individually printed and mounted photos (see size restrictions).4. Patterns and textures (computer generated montages, printed on a single sheet of paper are acceptable, maximum print size 20 x 30.5cm).5. Any subject not otherwise mentioned. (Prize of $5 donated by Roslyn in memory of Mrs Mary Suckling.)

COLOURED PHOTOS (FILM OR DIGITAL)6. FEATURE CLASS: Celebration of Northampton and Districts.. (Prizes of $50 and $20 donated by the Shire of Northampton.)7. Scenic view, any subject. (Prizes of $5 and $3 donated by Mrs Gaylene Johnson.)8. Scenic view seascape. (Prize of $5 donated by Peter and Dot Harris.)9. Collection of four individually printed and mounted photos (see size restrictions). (Prize of $5 donated by Mrs AJ Mitchell.)10. Animal Study. (Prizes of $5 and $3 donated by Mrs Dale Diepeveen.)11. Botany Study (Prize of $5 donated in memory of Mrs E Bandy.)12. Portrait, individual or group. (Prize of $5 and $3 donated by Kathy Suckling)13. Child Study. (Prize of $5 and $3 donated by Kathy Suckling)14. People & activities. (Prize of $5 donated by Roslyn in memory of Mrs Mary Suckling.)15. Still Life.16. Collection of four individually printed photos depicting the WA Agricultural Industry (see size restrictions). (Prize of $5 donated by Roslyn in memory of Mrs Mary Suckling.)17. Any subject not otherwise mentioned. (Prize of $5 donated by Roslyn in memory of Mrs Mary Suckling.)18. Macro view, any subject.19. Computer enhanced or manipulated image, any subject.20. Picture using a Computer App/Edit technique.

JUNIOR SECTION (COLOURED PHOTOS)16 years and under

Fountains Camera House Prize For highest aggregate points in Junior Section21. Animal Study. (Prize of $5 donated by Mrs Kaye Simkin.)22. Botany Study23. Scenic view, any subject. (Prizes of $5 and $3 donated by Mrs Dale Diepeveen.)24. Scenic view, Seascape. (Prizes of $5 and $3 donated by Mrs Dale Diepeveen.)25. Picture of people. (Prizes of $7 and $3 donated in memory of Mrs Felicia Mercy.)26. Any other subject. (Prize of $5 donated by Mrs Denise Clifton.)27. Macro view, any subject.28. Picture using a Computer App/Edit technique29. Patterns and Textures (computer generated montages, printed on a single sheet of paper are acceptable).30. FEATURE CLASS: Celebration of Northampton and Districts. (Prizes of $20 & $10 donated by the Shire of Northampton.)

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SECTION S – CRAFTSSTEWARDS:BobbieOfferandKarenLewis.

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4;2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)NoworkwhichhasbeenpreviouslyexhibitedatthisShowiseligible.

AllentriesmustbetheworkoftheExhibitor.MR N.T. CLIFTON MEMORIAL PRIZE

ForexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinthisSection.SCRAPBOOK HOUSE PRIZE

Forexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepointsinclasses1–6$40voucher,andRunner–up,tothehighestaggregatepointsinclasses1–6$20voucher.

Judgingcommencesat9am.Class 1. ExhibitofScrapbooking,doublepage,byabeginner. 2. ExhibitofScrapbooking,album. 3. ExhibitofScrapbooking,doublepage. 4. ExhibitofScrapbooking,doublepage,ruraltheme. 5. ExhibitofScrapbooking,digitalbookoralbum. 6. Exhibitof‘OffthePage’Scrapbooking. 7. Mixedmediatextilearticle. 8. Nunofeltedarticle 9. Resistfeltedarticle.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyCharlesHulme) 10. ExhibitofBeadWork.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyMrsRayleneBurns) 11. ExhibitofJewellery,usingbeads. 12. ExhibitofJewellery,anyothermedium.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsHeatherAllen) 13. ExhibitofGreetingCard.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyCharlesHulme) 14. ExhibitofWoodwork. 15. ExhibitofTapestry.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsMichelleAllen) 16. CrossStitchArticle.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyMrsRoslynSuckling) 17. DressedDoll.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsHeatherAllen) 18. FabricToy.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsHeatherAllen) 19. Noveltyarticle.(Prizesof$6&$4donatedbyCharlesHulme) 20. CoveredCoatHanger,notknittedorcrocheted.e.g.Fabric,Lace,woven 21. Recycledarticleorarticlemadefromusedmaterials.Listrecycledmaterialsused. (Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMegBrooks) 22. Exhibitofhandcraftnototherwisementioned(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMeg

Brooks.) 23. Skeinofhomespunwool. 24. Skeinofhomespunnoveltyyarn. 25. Articlemadefromhomespunwool.

SECTION T – COLLECTION OF ARTICLESSTEWARDS:SheryleHicks

ENTRY FEE:$2Judgingcommencesat9am.

OnePerson’sWorkopentoMenandWomen.OneFamily’sWorkopentomen,womenandchildrenof immediate family.Maximumof8articlesofanytypefor judging. Itemstobe judgedmustbelisted.Articlescouldconsistofwoodwork,metalwork,art,gardening,floralart,cooking,needlecraft,photography,oranyotherhomeorhobbycraft.Tobedisplayedinanarea–approximately75cmx1m.Pointsallocatedforworkmanship,varietyandarrangement.AllgoodsmusthavebeenmadesincelastNorthamptonShow.Class1. OnePerson’sWork (1stPrize:$50donatedbyNationalAustraliaBank,Northampton.) (2ndPrize:$20donatedbyDamianandClaraHarris.)Class2. OneFamily’sWork (1stPrize:$50donatedbyMrsDebCarson) (2ndPrize:$20donatedbyMrsElizabethSudlow)

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SECTION U – LITERATURESTEWARD:MrsLizSudlow

ENTRY FEE:60cents,1stPrize:$5;2ndPrize:$2ineachclass.PrizesdonatedbyMrsDianneHulme.

W.R.J. (Bill) PATRICK MEMORIAL PRIZE ($25)FortheexhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinLiterature

classes1,2,3,9and10.W.R.J. (Bill) PATRICK MEMORIAL PRIZE ($25)

FortheexhibitorgainingthehighestaggregatepointsinLiteratureclasses4,5,6,7and8.

Pleaserecordauthor’snameonseparatecoversheetattachedtoentry.EntriescloseTuesday6thSeptember.

Class 1. Humourousverse. 2. Poem,anysubject. 3. Shortstory.Junior Section 4a. Humourousverse11yrsandunder. 4b. Humourousverse12-16years. 5a. Poemanysubject11yrsandunder. 5a. Poemanysubject12-16years. 6a. ShortStory11yrsandunder. 6b. ShortStory12-16years.

LOCAL HISTORY PRIZESponsoredbyNorthamptonHistoricalSociety

Entry becomes the property of the Northampton Historical Society for reference and theencouragementoflocalhistory.TheexhibitorMUSTprovideacopy;otherwisetheHistoricalSocietywillretainyouroriginalentry.PresentationpagestobenolargerthanA3size.

JUNIOR SECTIONOpentoPrimaryandSecondaryschoolpupils.

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stprize:$5;2ndPrize:$2. 7. FamilyHistoryorBiographyofapersonassociatedwiththeNorthampton

District. 8. Historyofalocalarea,property,buildingorincidentetc.

OPEN SECTIONENTRY FEE: $1.1stPrize:$20;2ndPrize:$10.

9. FamilyHistoryorBiographyofapersonassociatedwiththeNorthamptonDistrict.

10. Historyofalocalarea,property,buildingorincidentetc.

ENTRIES CLOSE Tuesday 6th September.No work to be framed.

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Come inside our pen and pat, feed and brush the adorable babies.

Indoor Cricket Pavilion. Feed 50c per cup.

The Northampton District Agricultural Society would like to thank

for their generous sponsorship of our Show.

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Jeepsof Fun

For Everyone!

Visit the Scitech tent on the oval

11 am – 4 pm.

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SECTION V – JUNIORSTEWARDS:JoanneLuxton,DonnaMalane,GeorgiaSudlowandLeiselLuxton.

ENTRY FEE:60cents.1stPrize:$4.2ndPrize:$2(unlessotherwisestated.)FORD FAMILY TROPHY

Forexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepoints.8yearsandunder.MRS SYLVIA DRAGE MEMORIAL TROPHY

Forexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepoints.12yearsandunder.NORTHAMPTON NEWSAGENCY TROPHY

Forexhibitorgaininghighestaggregatepoints.16yearsandunder.C.W.A. AJANA BINNU BRANCH TROPHY

Forrunner–uptohighestaggregatepoints,8yearsandunder.MRS LIZ SUDLOW TROPHY

Forrunner–uptohighestaggregatepoints,12yearsandunder.R.W. & L.J. ROUTLEDGE TROPHY

Forrunner–uptohighestaggregatepoints,16yearsandunder.BENT SPADE NURSERY KALBARRI PRIZE ($10)

ForhighestaggregatepointsinGrowth&Gardenineachagegroup.KALBARRI EXPRESS FREIGHT PRIZE ($10)

ForhighestaggregatepointsinCraftandHobbiesandCookingineachagegroup.Judgingcommencesat9am.

NB:BISCUITSARECUTORFORCEDANDCOOKIESAREDROPPED.NOPACKETCAKESPERMITTED.

PRE YEAR 1 1. Playdoughmodel(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsCaraHicks) 2. Decoratedmilkarrowrootbiscuits,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrs

SheryleHicks) 3. Artwork.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsGayleneJohnson)

8 YEARS AND UNDERCRAFT and HOBBIES

4. Creatsomethingnewfromsomethingused.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrsFeliciaMercy.)

5. Anymodel,anymedia,e.g.clay,plasticine,paper,playdough(noLego.)(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMegBrooks.)

6. Greetingcard.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbytheBurnsFamily.) 7. Anycollection(1page),tobemountedandwrittenupe.g.matchbox,stamp,

insects,rocks,etc.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJennyHarris.) 8. Anyotherhandcraft.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily.)

GROWTH and GARDEN 9. Decoratedsandsaucer,flowersonly,maximumsize15cm(Prizesof$5and$3

donatedbytheBurnsFamily.) 10. Decoratedsandsaucer,anymedium,maximumsize15cm. 11. ExhibitofWildflowers,containernolargerthan5litres. 12. Potplantgrownbyexhibitor.(Prizesof$5and$2donatedbyBentSpade

NurseryKalbarri.) 13. Containerorvaseofflowers.

COOKING 14. Cookies,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbytheBurnsFamily.) 15. Pattycakes,four.(Prizeof$5donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily.) 16. Pikelets,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsSheryleHicks.) 17. Decoratedpattycakes,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbytheBurnsFamily.)

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Class12 YEARS AND UNDER

CRAFT and HOBBIES 18. Createsomethingnewfromsomethingused.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyMrsL.Diepeveen.) 19. Anymodel,anymedia,e.g.clay,plasticine,paper(noLego.)(Prizesof$5donatedbythe

WhettingsteelFamily.) 20. Pageofscrapbooking.(Prizeof$5donatedbyTraceyWatson.) 21. Exhibitofbeadwork.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMegBrooks.) 22. Needlecraft,handormachinesewing.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJennyHarris.) 23. Knitting or crochet 24. Twocolouredphotographicprints,anysubject (mounted together.) (Prizesof$5and$3

donatedbyKalbarriExpressFreight.) 25. Anyotherhandcraft(notart.)(Prizeof$5donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily) 26. Woodwork.(Prizeof$5donatedbyRichardandMichelleAllen.) 27. Metalwork.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinMemoryofJedSuckling.) 28. GreetingCard.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKalbarriExpressFreight.)

GROWTH and GARDEN 29. Collectionofgrainand/orfodderplants,mountedoncardandnamed,maximumsize40cm

x30cm.(Prizeof$5donatedbyRichardandMichelleAllen.) 30. Containerorvaseofflowers(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrsJessieLowrie.) 31. Exhibitofwildflowers,containernolargerthan5litres. 32. Exhibitofvegetable/s,grownbyexhibitor.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsSheryleHicks.) 33. Potplantgrownbyexhibitor.(Prizesof$5and$2donatedbyBentSpadeNurseryKalbarri.)

COOKING and PRESERVES 34. Biscuits,four.(Prizeof$5donatedbytheWhettingsteelFamily.) 35. Cookies,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKalbarriExpressFreight.) 36. DecoratedPattycakes,four.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedbyVerityTriscari.) 37. Muffins,sweet,four.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsAJMitchell.) 38. Anyothercakee.g.chocolate,butter,fruit,(un–iced.)(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbythe

BurnsFamily.) 39. Pikelets,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKalbarriExpressFreight.)

16 YEARS AND UNDERCRAFT and HOBBIES

40. ExhibitofBeadWork.(Prizeof$5donatedbyMrsLJHasleby.) 41. Pageofscrapbooking.(Prizeof$5donatedbyTraceyWatson.) 42. Woodwork.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJoyceMcLean.) 43. Metalwork.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinMemoryofJedSuckling.) 44. GreetingCard.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyKalbarriExpressFreight.) 45. Needlecraft,handormachinesewing(Prizesof$7and$3donatedinmemoryofMrsN.Box.) 46. KnittingorCrochet.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJennyHarris.) 47. Anyotherhandcraft(notart.)(Prizeof$5donatedbyRichardandMichelleAllen.) 48. Twocolouredphotographicprints,anysubject(mountedtogether.)(Prizeof$5donatedby

theWhettingsteelFamily.)GROWTH and GARDEN

49. Containerorvaseofflowers.(Prizesof$6and$4donatedinmemoryofMrsHelenWilliams.) 50. Exhibitofwildflowers,containernolargerthan5litres. 51. Exhibitofvegetable/s,grownbyexhibitor. 52. PotPlantgrownbyexhibitor.(Prizesof$5and$2donatedbyBentSpadeNurseryKalbarri.)

COOKING and PRESERVES 53. Cookies,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsLizSudlow) 54. Biscuits,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsBobbieOffer) 55. Spongecake.(Prizesof$7and$3donatedinmemoryofMrsN.Box) 56. AfternoonTeaSlice,four(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJennyHarris.) 57. Anyothercake.uniced.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbytheBurnsFamily.) 58. DecoratedPattycakes,four.(Prizesof$5and$3donatedbyMrsJoyceMcLean.)

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EXECUTIVE RULES1. TheSocietyshallbecalledtheNorthamptonDistrictAgriculturalSociety.

2. TheofficersoftheSocietyshallconsistof– a) ThePresident,whosedutyshallbetopresideatallmeetingsoftheSociety. b) VicePresidentsshallbeelected,oneofwhomwillpresideintheabsenceof

the President. c) TheTreasurerwhoshallbankallmoniesoftheSocietyandkeeparecordof

same. d) ASecretary. e) AnAuditor.

3. AttheAnnualMeetingofmembersaCommitteeshallbeelected,andsuchCommitteeshallcontroltheaffairsoftheSociety.

4. Intheeventofvotesbeingequalatanymeeting,theChairmanshallhaveacastingvote.

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PAST OFFICE BEARERS Year President Secretary Treasurer 1911 W.Patrick G.Wellman H.O.Hasleby 1912 W.Patrick G.Wellman 1913 W.Patrick J.F.Marwood K.R.Brown 1914 W.Patrick A.L.Smith K.R.Brown 1915 W.Patrick A.L.Smith 1917 W.Patrick J.Green Rev.H.E.King 1918 W.Patrick G.E.Atkinson Rev.H.E.King 1919 C.G.Rhead G.E.Atkinson G.E.Atkinson 1920 G.Clifton A.F.Bentley A.F.Bentley 1921 R.A.Williams G.S.Stubbs G.S.Stubbs 1922 R.A.Williams G.S.Stubbs G.S.Stubbs 1923 R.S.Jones J.F.Cuneo J.F.Cuneo 1924 W.PatrickJnr J.F.Cuneo 1925 W.PatrickJnr J.F.Cuneo 1926 W.PatrickJnr J.F.Cuneo J.A.McLoughlin 1927 W.PatrickJnr W.L.Owen J.A.McLoughlin 1928 W.PatrickJnr W.L.Owen J.A.McLoughlin 1929 R.A.Williams W.L.Owen Rev.J.P.Davoren 1930 R.A.Williams J.R.Hasleby Rev.J.P.Davoren 1931 R.A.Williams H.P.Knowles Rev.J.P.Davoren 1932 S.Hazlett F.B.Cattle Rev.D.L.Booth 1933 S.Hazlett E.G.Holmes H.P.Knowles 1934 S.Hazlett E.G.Holmes H.P.Knowles 1935 H.P.Knowles E.G.Holmes 1936 I.Izard H.P.Knowles J.Patrick 1937 R.W.Patrick Rev.C.G.Tiller J.Patrick 1938 R.W.Patrick A.G.Clifton J.Patrick 1939 R.W.Patrick A.G.Clifton J.Patrick 1946 R.W.Patrick A.G.Clifton 1947 R.E.Drage R.A.Magee&B.M.Hawes 1948 R.E.Drage T.Brayne 1949 R.E.Drage F.Sampson

Miss Show Girl CompetitionTheMissShowGirlCompetitionranfrom1974–1999,andwasanAustraliawidecompetition.AlthoughsomeyearstheSocietyhaddifficultyenticinggirlstoentertheQuest,wehavebeenadmirablyrepresentedonnumerousoccasions.TheSocietywould like to thank thegirlswhohaveproudlyrepresented Northampton.1974 MareeJohnson1979 LesleyCornell (MissMidWest)1980 CherylPatten1983 HelenSellers1987 KathrynPatrick1988 ElizabethPatrick1989 KirrilyQuicke1990 NicoleJohnson

1992 ElkeBoetcher1994 ClaraClarke1995 LeanneTeakle1996 TennilleAsh1997 JessicaPatrick1998 KymReynolds (MissMidWest) (Runner–upMissWAShowgirl)1999 CarolynClarke

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PAST OFFICE BEARERS Year President Secretary Treasurer 1950 R.E.Drage F.Sampson 1951 R.E.Drage MrsA.Drage 1952 R.E.Drage K.S.Veal 1953 R.E.Drage K.S.Veal 1954 R.E.Drage K.S.Veal 1955 R.E.Drage K.S.Veal 1956 G.R.Collier K.S.Veal 1957 G.R.Collier K.S.Veal 1958 G.R.Collier K.S.Veal 1959 R.E.Drage C.Mutard 1960 K.S.Veal R.C.Ludbrook 1961 K.S.Veal R.C.Ludbrook R.W.Reeves 1962 R.W.Reeves R.C.Ludbrook K.S.Veal 1963 W.R.J.Patrick R.C.Ludbrook K.S.Veal 1964 W.R.J.Patrick R.C.Ludbrook K.S.Veal 1965 W.R.J.Patrick R.C.Ludbrook K.S.Veal 1966 W.R.J.Patrick R.C.Ludbrook K.S.Veal 1967 K.S.Veal R.C.Ludbrook R.Pitt 1968 W.R.J.Patrick MrsA.J.Taylor R.C.Ludbrook 1969 W.R.J.Patrick R.J.Nokes J.Ashby–Freeman 1970 W.R.J.Patrick MrsA.J.Taylor J.Ashby–Freeman 1971 G.R.Patrick MrsA.J.Taylor J.Ashby–Freeman 1972 G.R.Patrick MrsD.Ashby–Freeman J.Ashby–Freeman 1973 G.R.Patrick MrsD.Ashby–Freeman J.Ashby–Freeman 1974 G.R.Patrick MrsS.Mitchell J.Ashby–Freeman 1975 G.R.Patrick MrsS.Mitchell P.J.Allen 1976 A.J.Johnson MrsS.Mitchell P.J.Allen 1977 A.J.Johnson MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1978 A.J.Johnson MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1979 A.J.Johnson MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1980 G.R.Patrick MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1981 R.S.Newman MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1982 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1983 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1984 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1985 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1986 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1987 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme G.R.Patrick 1988 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsR.Suckling 1989 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsR.Suckling 1990 E.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme B.N.Cripps 1991 E.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme B.N.Cripps 1992 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme B.N.Cripps 1993 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme B.N.Cripps 1994 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme B.N.Cripps 1995 B.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme D.G.Teakle 1996 B.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme D.G.Teakle 1997 B.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme D.G.Teakle 1998 B.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme D.G.Teakle 1999 B.N.Cripps MrsD.E.Hulme MrsC.L.Harris 2000 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsC.L.Harris 2001 D.G.Teakle MrsD.E,Hulme A.J.Pluschke 2002 D,G.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme A.J.Pluschke 2003 A.J.Pluschke MrsD.E.Hulme B.H.Ayers 2004 A.J.Pluschke MrsD.E.Hulme B.H.Ayers 2005 A.J.Pluschke MrsD.E.Hulme MrsE.M.Eastough 2006 G.M.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsE.M.Eastough 2007 G.M.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsE.M.Eastough 2008 G.M.Teakle MrsD.M.Carson MrsD.E.Hulme 2009 B.H.Ayers MrsD.M.Carson MrsD.E.Hulme 2010 B.H.Ayers MsKristiTeakle MrsD.E.Hulme 2011 B.H.Ayers MrsD.E.Hulme MrsD.E.Hulme 2012 W.A.Teakle MrsD.E.Hulme MrsD.E.Hulme 2013 C.R.Smith MrsD.E.Hulme MrsD.E.Hulme 2014 C.R.Smith MrsD.E.Hulme MrsD.E.Hulme 2015 C.R.Smith MrsD.E.Hulme MrsD.E.Hulme

LifeMembers:A.O.Mitchell,S.Bean,R.E.Drage,W.Suckling,D.L.Teakle,K.S.Veal,W.Patrick,MrsE.Suckling,R.C.Ludbrook,G.R.Patrick,W.R.J.Patrick,MrsE.D.Teakle,MrsF.M.Teakle,MrsC.Williams,E.T.Marsden,MrsD.E.Hulme,W.A.Teakle,MrsP.D.Drage,G.L.Teakle,MrsJ.A.Harris,I.B.Garrard,MrsJETeakle,MrsGMTeakle.

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LADIES' COMMITTEEPAST OFFICE BEARERS

Year President Secretary Chief Steward1953 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage1954 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage1955 MrsEASuckling MrsFGKempton1956 MrsEASuckling MrsFGKempton1957 MrsEASuckling MrsFGKempton1958 MrsEASuckling MrsFGKempton1959 MrsEASuckling MrsDBandy1960 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage1961 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage1962 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage1963 MrsEASuckling MrsGJDrage MrsEASuckling1964 MrsEASuckling MrsFMartin MrsEASuckling1965 MrsEASuckling MrsFMartin MrsEASuckling1966 MrsYMMorgan MrsAMSuckling MrsEASuckling1967 MrsYMMorgan MrsAMSuckling MrsEASuckling1968 MrsYMMorgan MrsAMSuckling MrsEASuckling1969 MrsYMMorgan MrsAMSuckling MrsEASuckling1970 MrsYMMorgan MrsJMPatrick MrsAJGould1971 MrsYMMorgan MrsJMPatrick MrsAJGould1972 MrsYMMorgan MrsJMPatrick MrsPDDrage1973 MrsFMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1974 MrsFMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1975 MrsFMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1976 MrsHGHolt MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1977 MrsHGHolt MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1978 MrsHGHolt MrsCMWilliams MrsPDDrage1979 MrsOJPatrick MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1980 MrsOJPatrick MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1981 MrsOJPatrick MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1982 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1983 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1984 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1985 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1986 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1987 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1988 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsMRWoodcock1989 MrsHKSimkin MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1990 MrsHKSimkin MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1991 MrsHKSimkin MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1992 MrsGMTeakle MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1993 MrsJMMorgan MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1994 MrsJMMorgan MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1995 MrsJMMorgan MrsCMWilliams MrsJAHarris1996 MrsHKSimkin MrsCMWilliams MrsVLHumphries1997 MrsHKSimkin MrsG.M.Teakle MrsVLHumphries1998 MrsHKSimkin MrsG.M.Teakle MrsVLHumphries1999 MrsHKSimkin MrsGMTeakle MrsVLHumphries2000 MrsHKSimkin MrsGMTeakle MrsVLHumphries2001 MrsHBAllen MrsGMTeakle MrsVLHumphries2002 MrsHBAllen MrsJEWilliams MrsVLHumphries2003 MrsHBAllen MrsJEWilliams MrsRSuckling2004 MrsHBAllen MrsMGMarshall MrsRSuckling2005 MrsHBAllen MrsMGMarshall MrsRSuckling2006 MrsHBAllen MrsMGMarshall MrsRSuckling2007 MrsHBAllen MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow2008 MrsEESudlow MrsUJCripps MrsSKHicks2009 MrsEESudlow MrsUJCripps MrsSKHicks2010 MrsEESudlow MrsUJCripps MrsSKHicks2011 MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow MrsSKHicks2012 MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow MrsSKHicks2013 MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow MsDJBridgeman2014 MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow MrsRJBurns2015 MrsMGMarshall MrsEESudlow MrsRJBurns

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INSPECTION OF SALE RAMS BY APPOINTMENT

Selection of Rams on display at Mingenew Expo10th and 11th August

Ram Sale Monday 12th September65 rams to be offered

Emily Broardhurst

Emily Parker Emily Broardhurst Josh Cripps

Samantha Craggs

Documents

94th ANNUAL WALKINDYER POLL MERINOS ANNUAL SHOW …northamptonshow.com/pdf/2016-Show-Web-Book.pdfJudging of Beaut Utes – near the Ram Shed Trade exhibits on display 11.00am Old Macdonald’s