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Parndana A H & F Show
Cover Artwork created by
Evie Hammat age 7

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Horses in Action
Page 9

Sheep Competition
Page 11

Lamb Competition
Page 12

BIG Lamb Competition
Page 13

Wool
Page 15

Shearing Competition
Page 17

Cereals & Fodder
Page 19

Cookery & Preserves
Page 21

Rich Fruit Cake
Competition
Page 22

Fruit, Veg & Dairy
Page 25

Floriculture
Page 27

Honey Products
Page 31

Home Brew
Page 32


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D
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F
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K
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Quilting &
Needlework
Page 33

Childrens Art
Page 34

Open Art
Page 35

Photography
Page 36

Literacy Section
Page 37

Dog Jumping
Page 38

Pigeons & Poultry
Page 39

Pets Competition
Page 40

Young Farmers
Challenge
Page 41

Junior Farmers
Challenge
Page 42

BMX Competition
Page 43

Lego Competition
Page 44

Young Achiever Award
Page 45


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FROM THE
FARM TO THE
STORE









NEW
JUNIOR FARMERS
CHALLENGE

YOUNG FARMERS
CHALLENGE

SHEARING
COMPETITION

MECHANICAL
BULL


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AT THE GATE
Open at 7:30 am
Admission price to be paid or
members tickets to be
handed in
Receive your FREE Ingrams
Home Hardware lucky gate
prize ticket announced at
3:00pm

AT THE PAVILION
All entries to be in place by
9:30 am as judging will
commence at 10am
Contact convenors listed in
this book for details of
sections, rules and entry
closing dates

OFFICAL OPENING
Show opening at 12 pm
Reopening of pavilion for
public viewing

THANK YOU
The Parndana Show Society
would like to express its
gratitude to all who supported
this years event
Patrons, Sponsors, Convenors
Volunteers


SHOW THEME
This years theme is
from the Farm to the Store
Keep this in mind when
thinking about your entries as
most sections have a class
related to this.
MORE PRIZES TO
WIN
Look out for this years new
prizes to be won across the
show. Prizes are listed in the
book and there are some great
ones to be won.

JUNIOR FARMERS
CHALLENGE
Much like the Young Farmers
Challenge this year the show
has put together a challenge
for the under 18 age group.
Get a team together and
compete for the grand cash
prize of $100
Show off your skills as you
race though our farm based
obstacle course.
See in book for more
information.




ADMISSION
ADULTS
AGED PENSIONERS
CHILDREN
(UNDER 16 YEARS)

MEMBERS
$6.00
$3.00
FREE


GATE
$8.00
$4.00
FREE
Members Tickets,
Must be pre-purchased and cannot
be purchased at the gate
Fill in form below to order yours
Parndana Show Society
Membership
Members are entitled to voting
rights, can exhibit in the show and
have free entry on show day.
Name
Address






ADMISSION
FULL MEMBER
(2 ADULTS)
ASSOCIATED MEMBER
AGED PENSIONER
(COUPLE)
SINGLE AGED
PENSIONER


PRICE
$12.00

$6.00
$5.00

$3.00



TICK

Return this form with payment
to the below address to receive
your membership
B. Bald, P.O Box 62,
Parndana, SA, 5220


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New BIG Lamb Competition
New BIG Lamb Competition where competitors
enter their largest weighing lamb to win a cash
prize, with the lamb been donated to the Show
Society.
See Page 13 for more information
Also the Lamb Competition now has its very own
section.
See Page 12 for more information

See Page 12 for more information





Merinos & British breeds are back
After a long break from the show this year the
sheep section welcomes back the addition of the
Merinos and British breed.
See Page 11 for more information


Farmers Challenge for the Kids
With the success of the Young Farmers Challenge
for the Adults. This year we welcome a
competition for children 10 to 17 years of age.
See Page 42 for more information





Let your mind go wild
This new competition allows kids to get creative
with their Lego. Build whatever you like and you
could win a $20 gift voucher from TNC TOYZ
See Page 44 for more information



Exciting new classes added
Good Hands a new class added to the horses in
action competition and supported by the Royal
Adelaide Show.
See Page 9 for more information


State Semi Final Competition
A State Semi Final in the Rich Fruit Cake
Competition will be held at the Parndana show
this year. The winner will be eligible to enter
into the State Final Competition at the Royal
Adelaide Show in 2015.
See Page 22 for more information


Increases and additions to Prizes
This year we welcome new and increased prizes
across the show. Sections include;
Sheep, Lamb, Big Lamb, Wool, Cereals & Fodder,
Cookery & Preserves, Fruit & Vegetables, Honey
Products, Pigeons & Poultry, Junior Farmers
Challenge and Lego. See Pages 11, 12, 13, 15, 19,
21, 25, 31, 39, 42 & 44 for more information



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As President I welcome everybody to the Parndana Agricultural,
Horticultural and Floricultural Show for 2014.
I am very honoured to be elected President for my fourth year and it is
my pleasure to invite you all to attend this years show. The theme for
the 55
th
Annual Parndana Show is from the Farm to the Store and it is
the societys aim this year to have a set focus on what Kangaroo Island
is most renowned for and that is the wonderful produce. With the main
focal point showcasing how all of Kangaroo Islands products get from
the farm where they are produced to the store where they are sold.
This year, to work with the theme, the show is having a set focus on
the wool industry. Working across several sections at the show starting
with that Sheep and ending with the Quilting and Needlework the show
will follow the path of how wool gets from the sheeps back to the store
where we buy wool based products. Along with this the society has
invested extra prize money into the wool section with the support of
generous sponsorship from Dalgety Wool, Mitre 10 and Elders.
This year there are also additional prizes and prize money up for grabs
in the sheep, lamb, big lamb, cereals and fodder, cookery & preserves,
fruit and vegetables, honey products and the pigeons and poultry
competitions. More information can be found in the book.
After the success of the Young Farmers Challenge, this year we
welcome the addition of the Junior Farmers Challenge. This competition
will run in a similar way to the normal farmers challenge, but with a few
modifications that will allow those under the age of 18 to compete. So
kids get your team together for the Junior Farmers Challenge, there is a
great cash prize for the winning team. See inside the book for more
information.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all committee
members for all that they have done in helping to bring this show to life.
It takes an incredible amount of work to bring together a show even if it
is a small one like Parndana.
Also I would like to thank all sponsors of the show for this year. Without
them this show would have been incredibly hard to put together. So
thank you and I hope that all people who attend our show will support
the people who supported us.
I encourage you all to participate in the show in some way, whether it is
by voluntering, by having a stall, entering exhibits or just attending and
having a good time.
President
Nicholas Tremaine

PATRONS
Ms. Vickie Chapman MP,
Mr. Michael Pengilly MP,
Mayor Jayne Bates,
Mr Jamie Briggs MP

LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs. P Ahwan, Mr. I. Kelly,
Mr. N. Murton, Mr. W West,
Mr. R. Cass, Mr. W Roper,
Mr. R. Borgmeyer, Mrs L Sarson,
Mr M Tremaine, Mrs M Tremaine,
Mrs B Bald, Mr T Bennett

PRESIDENT
Nicholas Tremaine 8559 6062

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Mervyn Tremaine 8559 6062
0407 401 858

SECRETARIES
Marina Gregor
Shirley Pledge

TREASURER
Beth Bald 8559 4250

SITE CONVENOR
Kate Stanton 8559 2251

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Rodger Borgmeyer,
Colleen Crawford
Plus the above

COMMITTEE
Bill Roper
Stephen Turner



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NAME:
ADDRESS:

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The show society will hold entry
days at the show pavilion in
Parndana on Friday October 31
st

between 11am and 1pm and Sunday
November 2
nd
between 10am and
12pm.
If unable to attend an entry day, you
can be post entries to the secretary
Beth Bald P.O Box 62, Parndana 5220
Postal entries to be on official entry
forms if possible, each person to have
separate forms include name and
address. Childrens entry forms to
have parents name also and must be
available for collection on Monday
November 3
rd
.
Phone entries are acceptable in most
sections. See section pages for
convenor contact information.
Some sections take entries on show
day if placed before 9am and staged
before pavilion closes for judging at
9.30am.
Late entries will not be accepted.
No exhibits to be removed before
4pm.
The committee do not hold
themselves responsible for loss or
damage to any exhibit.
Exhibits not claimed within 28 days
will become the property of the
Society.



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#1 TRADE AND STALL SITES
Will be charged at a rate of a single covered site
$40, a double covered site $80, a single uncovered
site $30 and a double uncovered site $60. Power
is $5, Tables $5.
The sales of pop guns and cap guns is prohibited
at the Show and any found will be confiscated.
Contravening of this rule brings automatic
disqualification of stall holder at future Shows.
#2 MEMBERSHIPS
Full Membership $12 two tickets, Associate
Members pay $6 for one ticket, Aged pensioners
$5 a double, $3 a single and free admittance for
children under 16. All members have free entries
and voting rights.
Membership must be paid prior to Show Day.
#3 GENERAL ADMITTANCE
Show day gate prices adults $8, aged pensioners
$4 and children under 16 are free
#4 ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS
Entries can be posted to the secretary or taken to
the pavilion on Friday October 31
st
between
11am and 1pm and Sunday November 2
nd

between 10am and 12pm.
Postal entries to be on official entry forms if
possible, each person to have separate forms
include name and address. Childrens entry forms
to have parents name also and must be available
for collection on Friday November 2
nd
. Phone
entries are acceptable in some sections.
All entries must be bona fide property of the
exhibitor.
All exhibitors must place their entries in the
space directed by the committee by 9:30am. Late
entries will not be accepted.
No exhibits to be removed before 4pm.
The committee do not hold themselves
responsible for loss or damage to any exhibit.
Exhibits not claimed within 28 days will become
the property of the Society.
#5 PAVILION AND JUDGING
The public are not permitted in the pavilion while
judging is in progress. Judging is to start at 9:45am
sharp.
No exhibitors may approach the judges whilst they
are judging. The judges decisions are final.
Judges have the power to withhold any prize if
they consider exhibits of insufficient merit.
The committee members are the sole interpreters of
these regulations and their rulings in any dispute
are final.
No prize money will be given out in any class
where a trophy or ribbon is given.
Trophies not won outright will be held by the
Society until such time as they are won outright.
#6 BANNED ITEMS
Drug Related Goods (including Cocaine Kits, Bongs etc)
Explicit and Hardcore T-Shirts
Fake Cigarettes
Fireworks - Crackers
Fuel Type Fire Lighters (Zippo)
Horns and Trumpets
Knives (including Pen Knives)
(excluding appropriately packaged kitchenware sets)
Laser Pointers
Metal and wooden Martial Art Nunchakas
Playing Cards (Nude or Lurid)
Pressure Pack Snow
Pressure Pack Fart Gas
Silly String
Stink Bombs
Bouncing Beans
Water Bombs
Toy Guns are acceptable;
however, the following are NOT:
Ball Bearing Guns
Eight Shot Caps
Pellet Guns
Pop Downs (Throw Downs)
Potato Guns (Bullet Type)
Roll Caps
Strip Caps
Water Pistols over 150mm (6)




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9:00AM OPEN HACK RING
1. Led Pony
2. Led Galloway
3. Led Hack over 15hh
4. Led Horse 4 years & under
5. Champion & Reserve Led Hack (winner classes 1,2.3 &
4)
6. Best Presented Open Mount
7. Best Presented Pony Club Mount Rider Over 13yrs
8. Maiden Hack (for horses that have not won a 1
st
ribbon
in a Hack event at the show)
9. Good Hands Rider 12yrs & under
10. Good Hands Rider 13yrs 17yrs
11. Pony Club Hack under 14hh
12. Galloway Hack 14hh 15hh
13. Hack over 15hh
14. Show Hunter under 15hh
15. Show Hunter over 15hh
16. Champion & Reserve Hack / Hunter (winner of classes
11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & second place winners to standby)
17. Junior Rider 13yrs 17yrs
18. Senior Rider over 17yrs
19. Horse or Pony most suitable for a child rider under 17yrs
20. Pleasure Galloway under 15hh
21. Pleasure Hack over 15hh
22. Pair of Hacks any height
23. Working Hunter under 15hh
24. Working Hunter over 15hh
Note * if competing in class 6 cannot compete in class 7
Good Hands: Competitors will be judged solely on their
riding ability, special attention being paid to hands, seat,
general management and control of mount Snaffle bit, no
gloves, whips or hacking cans, dummy spurs are permitted
9:00AM SUB JUNIOR RING
For riders under 13yrs
1. Best Presented Mount & Rider Under 13 years
2. Rider 10yrs & under
3. Rider 11yrs & under 13yrs
4. Led Rider under 13yrs
5. Best Childs Horse or Pony
6. Most Suited Pony to Rider, Led or Ridden
7. Pair of Ponies
NOVELTIES
Will only be held if 3 or more riders
Or a combination novelty will be organised to be timed
1. Banding
2. Musical Mats
3. Running Race
Riders under 13yrs not LED
1. Banding
2. Musical Mats
3. Running Race
4. Work, Trot, Lead



JUNIOR & SENIOR NOVELTIES
RUN CONCURRENTLY
1. Bending
2. Flag & Barrel
3. Texas Barrel
SUB JUNIOR SHOW JUMPING
2 ROUNDS
1. Sub Junior Over 50cm, combination cannot compete in
class 2 (D & A Florance )
2. Sub Junior under 50cm, combination cannot compete in
class 1 (D & A Florance)

JUNIOR & SENIOR SHOW JUMPING
Junior & Senior classes to run concurrently,
Juniors ineligible for Seniors classes and vice versa
1. Freshmans starting height 50cm, 65cm, 75cm, max 2
rounds. (Sub juniors may also complete 2 rounds).
2. Junior Show Jumping 80 cm article 238.1.2
3. Seniors 80 cm article 238.1.2
4. Keilem Open D Grade 1
st
round approximately 100 cm
article 238.1.2
5. Quality Wool Open 6 Bar
6. KI Hunt Club Open Hunter
7. Tucka on the Run Section Fours
Classes 5, 6 &7 will only be run if sufficient competitors
NOTES
Note * Article 238 Methods of determining the scores under
table A 1.2.
A competition not against the clock with a time allowed but in
the event of equality of penalties for first place there will be one
jump-off against the clock. Other athletes are placed according to
their penalties in the first round.
Competitors in Show Jumping Events compete at their own risk.
Neither the organizing committee nor the Show Society accept
any responsibility for any accident, damage, injury or illness to
horse, rider, grounds, spectators or any other people or property
what so ever.
Please note it is advisable to bring your own Horse Water.
Parking will be along School boundary fence (please watch out
for newly planted trees.)

THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS
Trophies donated by
Parndana Community Club
KI Wilderness Tours
Keilem
Whitham and Couchman Accountants
Landmark
KI Hunt Club
Tucka on the Run
D & A Florance
KI Vet Clinic
Johnson Earthmovers
Quality Wool


No classes shall be held unless the judge agrees

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MERINOS
1. Merino Rams Under 1 years
2. Merino Rams Over 1 years
3. Merino Ewes Under 1 years
4. Merino Ewes Over 1 years
5. Merino Group

BRITISH BREEDS
6. Border Leicester Rams Under 1 years
7. Border Leicester Rams Over 1 years
8. Border Leicester Ewes Under 1 years
9. Border Leicester Ewes Over 1 years
10. Border Leicester Ewes, in wool any age
11. Suffolk Rams Under 1 years
12. Suffolk Rams Over 1 years
13. Suffolk Ewes Under 1 years
14. Suffolk Ewes Over 1 years
15. White Suffolk Rams Under 1 years
16. White Suffolk Rams Over 1 years
17. White Suffolk Ewes Under 1 years
18. White Suffolk Ewes Over 1 years
19. Poll Dorset Rams Under 1 years
20. Poll Dorset Rams Over 1 years
21. Poll Dorset Ewes Under 1 years
22. Poll Dorset Ewes Over 1 years
23. Any other British Breed Ram, any age
24. Any other British Breed Ewe, any age
25. Pair of Lambs, any breed, 1 ram & 1 ewe
(to be judged as a pair)
26. Pair of Rams, any breed, Under 1 years
(to be judged as a pair)
27. Pair of Ewes, any breed, Under 1 years
(to be judged as a pair)
28. Breeders Group, any breed, 1 ram & 2 ewe, Under 1
years (to be judged as a group)
Note in sections 36, 37 & 38 sheep entered to be drawn
from general classes

POLWARTHS
29. Polwarth Rams Under 1 years
30. Polwarth Rams Over 1 years
31. Polwarth Ewes Under 1 years
32. Polwarth Ewes Over 1 years
33. Polwarth Ewes with lamb at foot (to be judged as a pair)
34. Breeders Group

RULES
1. All sheep must be disease and vermin free, and Stewards may order
the removal of diseased or infected sheep from the showgrounds
2. Rams of Polwarth and British Breeds must be registered with their
appropriate societies.
3. Ewes of Polwarth and British Breeds must be shown from registered
flock, unless otherwise stated
4. No sheep may be entered in more than one class, other than
Championships
5. Should a judge consider a sheep has been entered in a wrong class,
he/she may shift the entry to the appropriate class and alter the
Stewards book accordingly
6. For judging of championships, all first prize winning pens of two or
three are eligible
7. Stewards have the power to disqualify from autumn shorn classes
any sheep not deemed to be autumn shorn
8. All entries to be in pens by 9 am
9. Competitors must hold own sheep, or make arrangements to provide
their own handlers
10. All sheep exhibited must be bona fide property of the exhibitor
11. Where competition is restricted to less then four sheep in any one
class, the judge is absolved from the necessity of awarding a first
prize
12. Points for deciding aggregate to be 2 for Champion, 2 for 1
st
prize,
and 1 for 2
nd
prize
13. No prize money will be paid for those classes for which trophies are
awarded

NEW INCREASED PRIZES
Champion Merino - $40 Cash Prize
Champion British Breeds - $40 Cash Prize
Champion Polwarths - $40 Cash Prize

People wanting to enter into the sheep competition may choose to leave their stock on the
back of their Ute or a trailer. Pens will be provided for those that require pens.


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PRIME LAMB AWARD
1. Pen of 3 Light Trade
2. Pen of 3 Trade
3. Pen of 3 Export
Light Weight 36 44 Kg
Medium Weight 45 52 Kg
Heavy Weight 52 Kg and up
Lambs to be judged on
Weight, Evenness, Bloom and Suitability to Trade

PRIZES
Light Trade Lamb Winner
$40 cash prize
Trade Lamb Winner
$40 cash prize
Export Lamb Winner
$40 cash prize

RULES
1. All prime lambs to be judged on
commercial value, except where otherwise
stated
2. All lambs must be disease and vermin free,
and Stewards may order the removal of
diseased or infected sheep from the
showgrounds
3. No lamb may be entered in more than one
class.
4. Should a judge consider a lamb has been
entered in a wrong class, he/she may shift the
entry to the appropriate class and alter the
Stewards book accordingly
5. For judging of championships, all first prize
winning pens of two or three are eligible
6. All entries to be in pens by 9 am
7. Competitors must hold their own lambs, or
make arrangements to provide their own
handlers
8. All lambs exhibited must be bona fide
property of the exhibitor


People wanting to enter into the Lamb competition may choose to leave their stock on the
back of their Ute or a trailer. Pens will be provided for those that require pens.


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THE BIG LAMB COMPETITION
This section is for the largest weight lamb of any breed.
A single lamb will be judged on its weight only, not the most perfect marketing
lamb.
There will be no judging on;
1. Formation, Fat cover or pelt.
2. It must still have lambs teeth and Lambs wool.
The lamb will stay at the show with the profits being donated to the Parndana
Show Society and to the CFS.
The Lambs will be trucked directly to TFI Murray Bridge.
Prizes:
1
st
$500
2
nd
$100
3
rd
$50


For this competition a single pen will be provided for all lambs to be placed in for a weigh
off to occur on show day.


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0428 810 224
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Manager
0427 975 718
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0467 724 102

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Open 1
st
& 3
rd
Friday of each Month 8AM 3PM
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OPEN WOOL CLASSES
1. Merino Ram Fleece, Medium, Any Age
2. Merino Ram Fleece, Fine, Any Age
3. Merino Ewe Fleece, Medium, Over 1 years
4. Merino Ewe Fleece, Medium, Under 1 years
5. Merino Ewe Fleece, Fine, Over 1 years
6. Merino Wether Fleece, Any Age
7. Polwarth Ram Fleece, Any Age
8. Polwarth Ewe Fleece, Any Age
RULES
1. Late entries will only be accepted where unavoidable
2. All wool to be in hands of stewards before 9am Show Day
3. All wool to be 12 months grown and skirted
4. Fleeces not skirted will not be considered
5. Judges reserve the right to enter to another class any fleece
they consider to be in the wrong class
6. No entries to be taken after the Show by the exhibitor
before being checked by the stewards
7. Merino Counts Fine 20 micron and below, Medium micron
and above.
8. All wool to be Kangaroo Island grown except open Legacy
classes
9. Championships only awarded to Kangaroo Island grown
wools

NEW INCREASED TROPIES
OPEN WOOL TROPIES
Champion Ewe Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift voucher
Champion Ram Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift voucher
Champion Wether Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift voucher
Champion Fleece of the Show
$50 Mitre 10 Gift voucher
Woollen Blanket Sponsored by Elders /Roger
Lorraine
Thank you to all of our Sponsors

LEGACY WOOL CLASSES
1. Merino Ewe, Medium, Any Age
2. Merino Ewe, Fine, Any Age
3. Merino Wether, Open Class, Any Age
4. Merino Ram, Open Class, Any Age

Note * Fleeces or other wool not intended for
competition in this Section are welcomed as a
donation to Legacy

RULES
1. All fleeces for competition to be skirted ready for
auction, and in stewards hands prior to 9am Show
Day
2. The committee do not hold themselves responsible
for loss or damage to any exhibit
3. Judges reserve the right to enter to another class
any fleece they consider appropriate

LEGACY TROPIES
Donated by Legacy

Champion Ewe Fleece
Champion Ram Fleece
Champion Wether Fleece
Champion Legacy Fleece of the Show

Thank you to all of our Sponsors


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COMPETITION PROGRAM
GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON

FREE ENTRY
ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY
Sign up for your event in the show shearing shed
30 minute before event

NOVICE
11:30 am Start
1
st
- $50
2
nd
- $30
3
rd
- $20

A.R RHODES
INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION
1:00 pm Start
1
st
- $250
2
nd
- $150
3
rd
- $50

SEALINK OPEN COMPETITION
2:00 pm Start
1
st
- $450 & Sealink return trip, 2 adults & vehicle
2
nd
- $250
3
rd
- $100

BLADE SHEARING
3:00 pm Start

ARCHIE BUICK MEMORIAL TROPHY
Awarded for the cleanest shorn sheep of the day
$300 Cash Prize
Donated by Mike Walsh
RULES

1. The committee reserves the right to restrict the
number of competitors in any events
2. Draw will be made on the day, competitors are
asked to present themselves ONE HOUR prior to
their event, for the draw. Competitors must attend
their official draw
3. Entries accepted on the day
4. The committee of the Association reserve the
right: To reject any entry without assigning any
reason; To cancel any event or class; or to alter the
time at which any event or class is to take place
5. Combs of own preference will be acceptable as
started in the Shearing Industry Award
6. Competitors will be awarded the maximum points
for completing their allotted sheep within the
minimum time, to be decided by the judges prior
to the competition and after the inspection of the
sheep. Points for speed will be deducted at a rate
of one point per second from competitors who take
longer then the agreed minimum time. No extra
points will be awarded to those shearing faster
than the agreed minimum time. The emphasis of
this competition is on quality shearing rather than
speed
7. Score cards must be checked by each competitor,
and any mistakes must be reported within fifteen
minutes after completion of heats
8. Shearers will be required to supply their own hand
piece with a worn drive
9. Finalists are required to be in neat casual dress for
presentation of prizes
10. Participants do so at their own risk


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A.R. RHODES & CO.
WOOLBROKERS AND BUYERS
Personalised Service
Accurate Valuations
Fixed rate wool broking
Current market trends

Reduced selling charges
Advice on clip preparation
Private price on farm

FOR BETTER RETURNS








Experienced Staff
Contact Michael Sugars 0419 846 181
Store 8341 1066 | rhowool@arrhodes.com.au




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ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY
SHEAF SECTION
1. Wheat Best Grain
2. Triticale Best Grain
3. Barley 2 Row
4. Barley 6 Row
5. Oats Best Hay
6. Beans
7. Oats Best Grain
8. Peas
9. Lupins
10. Canola
11. Any Other

HAY & FODDER SECTION
12. Sample of Hay Lucerne
13. Sample of Hay - Meadow
14. Sample of Hay - Cereal



RULES
1. All sheaves to be no less the 10 cm in diameter at
centre tie and to have roots attached
2. Exhibits to be in place by 9:30 am
3. Note: Novice section for first time exhibitors
NEW INCREASED TROPHIES
Champion Cereals & Fodder Exhibit
$30 Cash Prize
Champion Novice Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Andrew Kelly Memorial Trophy
Awarded for the highest Aggregate Score
$50 Cash Prize

2013 Andrew Kelly Memorial Trophy Winner
RD & KD Stanton & Sons




08 8559 6014 Tony & Fiona Gilbert 0424 596 014
(also additions, renovations, other building work)

Kangaroo Island Quality Homes
Locals supporting locals since 1980



WANT TO BUILD A NEW
HOME?

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SEDDON MOTORS
KADINA
Measdays Services
13A Martin Terrace
Kadina SA 5554
Ph: 08 8828 0200
Fax: 08 8828 0250

MURRAY BRIDGE
RMG Holdings
Cnr Jose & Cornwall St
Murray Bridge SA 5253
Ph: 08 8548 9277
Fax: 08 8577 8247

PARNDANA
Seddon Motors
62-63 Wedgewood Rd
Parndana SA 5220
Ph: 08 8559 6066
Fax: 08 8559 6168

PINNAROO
Park Motors
19-21 Jenkins Terrace
Pinnaroo SA 5304
Ph: 08 8577 8141
Fax: 08 8577 8247

RENMARK
Riverland Farm Machinery
255 Renmark Avenue
Renmark SA 5341
Ph: 08 8586 3688
Fax: 08 8586 3699

ROSEWORTHY
Gawler Farm Machinery
4 Flett Road
Roseworthy SA 5371
Ph: 08 8524 8131
Fax: 08 8524 8218


Kangaroo Islands
First Choice In Agricultural Machinery
(Over 50 Years serving the needs of our Community)
Authorised Agents for:


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PRESERVES
$20 Prize for best entry in Preserves
Jams and pickles to be covered with cellophane tops
1. One Jar of Apricot Jam
2. One Jar of any Jam Variety
3. One Jar of Preserved Fruit
4. One Bottle of Tomato Sauce
5. One Bottle of any Sauce Variety
6. One Jar of any Chutney Variety

YEAST & PASTRY
$20 Prize for best entry in Yeast & Pastry
Displayed cm 18cm Plate
7. One Loaf of White Bread
8. 1 Loaf of any Machine Bread Variety
9. Any Pastry [savoury]
10. Any Pastry [sweet]

SMALL CAKES
$20 Prize for best entry in Small Cakes
Displayed cm 18cm Plate
11. 4 Plain Scones
12. 4 Sweet Muffins
13. 4 Biscuits of any Variety
14. 4 Pieces of Cooked Slice
15. 4 Pieces of Uncooked Slice

LARGE CAKES
$20 Prize for best entry in Large Cakes
Displayed cm 25cm Plate
16. Jubilee Cake
17. Sponge Roll jam Filled
18. Chocolate cake
19. Sponge Sandwich jam filled
20. Cake of any Variety


PARNDANA HOTEL BEER CAKE
COMPETITION
Own Recipe to be Used
(Cake Approx. 23 cm)
Recipe Available on Request
Prizes
1
st
, 2
nd
, 3
rd
a quantity of beer
Donated by The Parndana Hotel
GENERAL RULES
1. Only one entry permitted in each class by any one
exhibitor
2. All cooking must be done before Show Day
3. All exhibits must be staged by 9:30 am
4. No prepared cakes, pastry, or bread mixes allowed
(except Scone Competition)
5. All entries to be staged in clear plastic bags
6. Entries taken at Pavilion on Friday October 31
st

between 11am and 1pm and Sunday
November 2
nd
between 10am and 12pm





Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Wednesday the 5
th
of November


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Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Wednesday the 5
th
of November

SEMI FINAL
To be held at the
PARNDANA SHOW
Saturday November 8
th
2014
Winner eligible to compete in the State Finals to be held at the
ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2015




COMPETITION OUTLINES
1. Recipe to be used
2. Cake not to be iced
3. Only one entry per person
4. Winner eligible to enter and be judged at the State
Final to be held at the Royal Adelaide Show 2015

PRIZES
Semi Final
1
st
$60, 2
nd
$25, 3
rd
$10
State Final
1
st
$250, 2
nd
$100, 3
rd
$50
Donated by Sunbeam & SA Country Shows



RICH FRUIT CAKE RECIPE
Note: recipe to be used cake not to be iced
Fruit should be cut to the size of currants
Ingredients

250g butter
250g dark brown sugar
6 eggs
250g sultanas
250g raisins
250g currants
100g dates
60g mixed peel


60g chopped red glace
cherries
60g chopped almonds
375g plain flour
1tsp baking powder
1tsp mixed spice
200mL sherry or brandy


Method
1. Mix together all fruits and soak in sherry or brandy
overnight.
2. Sift together flour, baking powder and spices.
3. Cream butter and sugar.
4. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each
addition.
5. Add alternatively the fruit and flour.
6. Add the chopped almonds and mix thoroughly
7. Place mixture into a prepared tin 19-22cm in size
8. Bake in a slow oven for approximately 3-3 hours


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Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Wednesday the 5
th
of November

JUNIOR PRIMARY
1. Fairy bread, cut as desired
2. 3 Honey Crackles
3. 3 Decorated Coffee Biscuits
4. 1 Decorated Gingerbread Man
5. Healthy School Lunch Box

PRIMARY
6. 3 Muffins [any]
7. 3 Honey Crackles
8. 3 Plain Scones
9. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes
10. Cake [any]
11. 4 Biscuits any Variety
12. Healthy School Lunch Box
13. Chocolate Cake, any Shape, Must be Iced
14. Decorated Cake (judge on decoration only)
$10 Prize for best Decorated Cake

SECONDARY
15. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes
16. 3 Scones, any variety
17. 3 Rock Buns
18. 3 Pikelets
19. 3 Biscuits of any Variety
20. Cake [any variety]
21. Decorated Cake (judge on decoration only)
$10 Prize for best Decorated Cake


Plate of Raisin Honey Gems (open to all school children
see Honey Section for more information)


SULTANA CAKE
COMPETITION

For School Children (Own Recipe, Not Iced,
Square and Approx. 23 cm)

Prizes: 1
st
$10, 2
nd
$6, 3
rd
$3

RULES
1. Parents are reminded that entries must be solely the
work of the individual child and are requested to
ensure that children complete their entries unaided
2. Entries to be on correct size plate (18cm paper plate)
and in clear plastic bags no gladwrap please (except
wrapping school lunches). Class tickets to be on plate
3. Entries taken at Pavilion on Friday October 31
st

between 11am and 1pm and Sunday November
2
nd
between 10am and 12pm



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Service Station Kingscote
































Linden Lea Mitre 10 is proud to be a sponsor
of the Parndana Show
and wish the Parndana Show Society every
success in their annual show exhibition
Linden Lea Mitre 10 stocks the Islands largest
range of products for all Building, Hardware and
Gardening needs for both Retail and Trade.

Also Agents and Stockist for
Team Poly Tanks Davey Pumps
Olympic Sheds Dulux Trade Centre
Amace Sheds Philmac Fittings
Absco Sheds
Steel Supply and manafucture
AdBri Pavers and Retainers
Firearms and Ammunition
Delivery to all points of the Island



Linden Lea Mitre 10
Grenfell Street, Kingscote Ph 8553 2354

For all your motoring needs
BULK DELIVERIES
Car Wash
Premium ULP & ULP Petrol
Premium Diesel Diesel
Auto Gas Oils Automotive Accessories
Bait Tackle Ice
Newspapers Grocery & Deli Lines StarCard
All major cards accepted

OPEN 7 DAYS 7 am 8 pm
26 Telegraph Road, Kingscote, Kangaroo Island
Ph: (08) 8553 2725
Email: turnfuel@internode.on.net




TURNER FUEL
Offering a range of accommodation options including luxury apartments
Features include wireless internet, gym, swimming pool, bottle shop and restaurant
with great sea views.

Address:
Commercial Street
Kingscote, SA, 5000
Ph: 08 8553 2011
Email: reservations@ozone.auroraresorts.com.au



Superbly located on the
foreshore in Kingscote,
Kangaroo Island and is one
of the most popular hotels
for the inbound market.

Mention the Parndana Show and receive 20% off accommodation
bookings and 10% off all meal charges
over the period of the show


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FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Champion Fruit & Vegetable Exhibit $20 Cash Prize
1. 2 Lemons
2. 2 Oranges
3. 2 Grapefruit
4. 2 Passionfruit
5. 2 of any Other Fruit
6. Collection of Fruits (4)
7. 200g Almonds
8. 200g Walnuts
9. 500g Rhubarb
10. 250g Strawberries
11. 1 Piemelon
12. Bunch of Parsley (5)
13. Collection of no less than 5 Vegetables
Best collection of Vegetables $20 Prize
14. 1 lettuce
15. 500g Potatoes
16. 3 Onions, any variety
17. 1 Cabbage
18. 1 Cauliflower
19. 1 Pumpkin
20. 1 Trombone
21. 1 Triamble
22. 1 Squash
23. Bunch of Carrots (5)
24. Bunch of Swedes (5)
25. Bunch of Parsnips (5)
26. Bunch of Beetroots (5)
27. Bunch of Radishes (5)
28. Bunch of Turnips (5)
29. 500g Peas
30. 500g Broad Beans (to be judged on beans in pod)
31. 500g Broad Beans (to be judged for eating pod and all)
32. Bunch of Spring Onions (5)
33. Bunch of Asparagus (5)
34. Bunch of Silverbeet (5)
35. 2 Tomatoes
36. 1 Cucumber
37. Collection of Herbs
38. 1 Exotic Vegetable


DRIED FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Best Dried Fruit & Veg Exhibit $20 Prize
39. 250g any Dried Fruit
40. 250g mixed Kamaradin
41. 250g any Dried Vegetable
42. 250g dried Tomatoes (1 Jar)
DAIRY
Best Dairy Exhibit $20 Prize
43. 1 Doz. White Eggs
44. 1 Doz. Brown Eggs
45. 1 Doz. Any Other Eggs
46. 250mL Cream
47. 500g Butter
48. 500mL Full Cream Milk
49. 500mL Separated Milk
50. 1 block Cheese, any Variety
51. 200mL Yoghurt, any Variety, any Flavour
CHILDRENS
Junior Champion Fruit & Vegetable Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
52. 250g Broad Beans
53. 250g Peas
54. Bunch of Radishes (5)
55. 1 Cabbage
56. 1 Cauliflower
57. Any Other Vegetable
58. Any Other Fruit
59. 1 Doz. Eggs
RULES
1. Exhibits to be grown by exhibiter
2. Childrens exhibits to be grown by the child
3. Entries will be taken by phone, post, or in person.
Entries will be accepted on Show Day.

PRIZES
Champion Fruit & Vegetable Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Junior Champion Fruit & Vegetable Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Best collection of Vegetables $20 Prize
Best Dried Fruit & Veg Exhibit $20 Prize
Best Dairy Exhibit $20 Prize



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Local bakery products
Ice cold drinks
Selected grocery items
and fresh produce
Gas bottle refills
Fishing tackle & bait
Fuel
Bill payment for utilities
available and many
other payments






Proud
Sponsor of
Parndana Show Society
Parndana Sports Club
Parndana Bowling Club
Western Kangaroo Island
Lions
Come in & try our Chicken
Schnitzel burger or fine coffee.

Open from 8 am
7 days
































OVER 1200 DIFFERENT NAMED SPECIES
Over 150 Kangaroo Island varieties
(17endemic)
Large selection of native terrestrial orchids.
Many rare, endangered and spectacular
plants in the garden
FLOWERS, SEEDS AND NATURAL
TIMBER CRAFTS FOR SALE
Admission fee applies, children free

Open 10am-6pm Sunday to Friday,
August to May
Other times by arrangement
Picnic area available
4km from Stokes Bay
on the Stokes Bay Road
JOHN & CAROL STANTON

phone/fax: 8559 2244
email: jcstan98@bigpond.net.au

STOKES BAY
BUSH GARDEN
as featured on ABC Gardening Australia
The garden offers an easy look at a unique collection of Kangaroo Island and Australian
plants in a 3 hectare natural bush setting.


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ROSES
1. 3 cuts, distinct, any variety
2. 3 Roses distinct, full stamens visible
3. 3 cuts Garden or Decorative Roses, distinct
4. 1 cut Garden or Decorative Roses
5. 1 cut Roses, single form or one row of petals
6. 3 cuts Floribunda Rose, distinct colours
7. 1 cut Floribunda Rose
8. 1cut Miniature Rose, distinct, not to exceed 20 cm
above container
9. 3 cuts Roses, Species Old Fashioned, in own
container (Excluding David Austin Type)
10. 1 cut Rose, Species Old Fashioned, in own container
(Excluding David Austin Type)
11. 3 cuts David Austin Rose, in own container
12. 1 cut David Austin Rose, in own container
13. 3 Roses distinct, in own container, points given for
foliage, 1 bloom pre stem
14. 1 Rose, in own container, points given for foliage
15. 3 Roses of one variety, but, rose, full bloom, in own
container
16. 1 Perfumed rose in own container
17. 3 Perfumed rose in own container, distinct varieties
CUT FLOWERS
18. 1 cut Flower, grown outside
19. 3 cuts, bulb, corm, tuber etc, distinct varieties
20. 1 Fuschia, height not to exceed 20 cm above
container
21. 3 Pelargoniums, distinct colours
22. 1 Pelargonium
23. 3 Ivy Geranium or Geranium, distinct colour
24. 1 Ivy Geranium or Geranium
25. 3 cuts Marguerite daisy, distinct (foliage allowed)
26. 3 Pansies or Violas, distinct colours (collars provided)
27. 3 Sweet Peas, distinct colours
28. 1 Gladiolus
29. 1 bearded Iris
30. 1 Iris, not bearded
31. 3 Cuts, distinct varieties, one colour


SHRUBS & NATIVES
32. 2 Foliage Shrubs, distinct varieties
33. 1 Foliage Shrub
34. 2 Variegated Foliage, distinct varieties
35. 1 cut variegated foliage
36. 2 Shrubs in bloom, (not native)
37. 1 Shrub in bloom
38. 1 cut Australian Natives, in bloom, distinct
varieties (hybrids allowed)
39. 2 cuts Australian Natives, in bloom (hybrids
allowed)
40. 2 cuts Australian Natives, in bloom, distinct
varieties, 1 variety
41. 1 cut Bottlebrush, in bloom
42. 2 cuts Bottlebrush, in bloom, distinct colours
43. 1 cut Grevillea
44. 2 cuts Grevillea, distinct varieties
45. 1 cut Leucadendron, in bloom
46. 2 cuts Leucadendron, in bloom, distinct varieties
47. 1 cut Leucospernum, in bloom
48. 2 cuts Leucospernum, in bloom, distinct varieties
49. 1 cut Protea, in bloom
50. 2 cuts Protea, in bloom, distinct varieties
51. 1 cut Banksia, in bloom
52. 2 cuts Banksia, in bloom, distinct varieties


Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Thursday the 6
th
of November


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POT PLANTS & CACTUS
53. 1 container of foliage, not fern
54. 1 container of variegated foliage
55. 1 container of Maidenhair fern
56. 1 container of fern, (not Maidenhair)
57. 1 container of flowering Geranium or Pelargonium
58. 1 container of coloured or variegated leaf
Geranium
59. 1 container in bloom
60. 1 Hanging Basket
61. 1 African Violet
62. 1 Cactus
63. 1 succulent
64. 1 zygo cactus in bloom
65. Cactus or Succulent garden (container not to
exceed 35 cm)

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
66. Container of any one spring flower
67. Container of any one shrub or Native flower
68. Mixed spring or shrub or Native flowers,
in a stump or farm boot
69. Mixed spring or shrub or Native flowers,
in a unusual container
70. Ladies shoulder spray
71. Modern Artistic display of any mixed flowers
72. Novice Mixed spring or shrub flowers,
in a stump or farm boot
73. Novice Ladies shoulder spray
Note: Novice section for first time exhibitors



RULES
1. Exhibits not staged by 10:00 am on Show Day will
not be judged, but will be used for display
2. All flowers to be grown by exhibitor
3. All entries in Plant Cacti and Sections must be the
property of the exhibitor for at least 2 months prior
to the Show
4. Limit of 2 entries per class by any one exhibitor
5. (Roses) One cut, to be staged as cut from garden,
with buds and leaves attached
6. (Cut Flowers) Definition of One Cut as cut from
the garden, can include multiple heads. Cuts to be
rhizomes, bulbs, corms or tubers, annuals or
perennials, Not shrubs or roses.
7. DISTINCT means different colours or varieties
8. (Shrubs and Natives) In all classes height not to
exceed 40 cm above container
9. Green buds considered to be foliage
10. All pots not to exceed 35cm

PRIZES AWARDED FOR
Champion Rose
Aggregate points for Roses
Champion Cut
Aggregate points for Cuts
Champion Shrub or Native
Aggregate points for Shrub or Native
Champion Pot Plant
Aggregate points for Pot Plants
Champion Floral Arrangement

TROPHIES & DONATIONS
We wish to express our appreciation to the trophy
donors for their generosity, and thank them for their
continued support

Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Thursday the 6
th
of November


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PER-SCHOOL - YEAR1
1. Floral Saucer
2. Flowers for a Teddy
3. Floral farm boot

YEAR 2 YEAR 3
1. Floral Saucer
2. Floral farm boot
3. Flowers for a Teddy

YEAR 4 YEAR 5
1. Miniature Arrangement (15 cm from base of
container to tallest flower)
2. Flowers for a Toy
3. Floral farm boot


YEAR 6 YEAR 7
1. A get well Posy
2. Miniature Arrangement (15 cm from base of
container to tallest flower)
3. Floral farm boot

YEAR 8 YEAR 12
1. A get well Posy
2. Miniature Arrangement (15 cm from base of
container to tallest flower)
3. Floral farm boot

RULES
1. Verbal Instructions allowed, but physical arranging to be
that of the exhibitor
2. Flowers for entries can be gathered from any source
3. Floral Saucers arrangements to be staged on wet sand
4. Only one entry per exhibitor per class

Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Thursday the 6
th
of November

ISLAND
Jane Bowering
T: 08 8553 2188
M: 0418 846 769
F: 08 8553 3173
E: islandstyle@internode.on.net

Billabong, Quicksilver, Roxy,
Hurley, Fox
Sport Cricket, Football, Netball,
Basketball, Surf Gym
KI MOTOR CO.
16 Telegraph Rd Kingscote
Ph: 8553 2021
Fax: 8553 2129
Email: kimotorco@bigpond.com

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KIPGs outstanding achievements
In the last 5 years since KIPG started, we have achieved the following:
Lowered freight costs from $70 to $40 (who knows what they would be now?)
Built a state of the art receival site which has the least waiting time of any in South Australia, that
is able to store separate quantities of any size and quality, for any customer, and operates in the
interest of KI growers foremost
Accepts grain with snails and/or gravel which cannot be removed in the harvesting process under
KI conditions and then cleans it
Stores grain suitable for end users, not just bulk commodity users
Developed markets that will pay for the safety and traceability of grain from KI
Traders that used to perceive KI as unreliable deliverers now pay a premium as KI is the most
reliable deliverer
Worked with farmers to develop new crops that are more suitable to the KI climate and rainfall,
such as soft wheat, broad beans and linseed
Developed premium markets for these more suitable grains, including exports to Indonesia,
Malaysia & Thailand for fried broad bean snacks.
Working with leading food producers to maximise the pristine image of KI, such as Simon Bryant,
PAL Systems and Skala Bakery
KI farmers are now recognised by customers as producers of premium food, not just commodity
producers
KI brand is becoming more and more valuable to these food producers in the price they charge for
product and is flowing back to the KI farmers
Has become a model for agricultural marketing in South Australia with great support from PIRSA
and the Government
Developed customers around the world that value KI products, even though they yet may not
know anything about the rest of Australia
Employs up to 10 Kangaroo Islanders
Uses local carriers exclusively

Kangaroo Island Pure Grain = pristine, safe and traceable food

49 MacGillivray Lane (PO Box 390) MACCLESFIELD S.A 5153
Ph. 08 8388 9855 Fax. 08 8312 2082 Mobile 0427 272 172
admin@kipuregrain.com
www.kipuregrain.com






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HONEY
1. 500g Light Amber Honey
2. 500g Medium Amber Honey
3. 500g Dark Amber Honey
4. 500g Candied Honey
5. 500g Creamed Honey
6. Honey Novelty (ie. Honey Confection, Honey with
Fruits, Nuts)

BEESWAX
7. 500g Beeswax in Flora Margarine Mould
8. Beeswax Novelty
9a. Beeswax Candle Junior Entry
9b. Beeswax Candle Senior Entry
10. Beeswax Foundation Candle
OTHER
11. Frame Sealed Honey Full Depth
12. Frame Sealed Honey Other Than Full Depth
13. Section of Honeycomb

PRIZES
Champion Honey Products Exhibit
$30 Cash Prize
Best Honey Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Best Beeswax Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Best Frame Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize

Trophies and donations by Kangaroo Island Pure Grain
& Kangaroo Island Beekeepers Association

PLATE OF RAISIN HONEY GEMS (6)
Prizes: 1
st
$5, 2
nd
$3, 3
rd
$2
Open to All School Children on KI
Using recipe on p22 of KI Honey Cookbook
INGREDIENTS
1 cups of clear honey
190g margarine
1 beaten egg
2 cups plain flour
2 tsps baking powder
tsp carb soda
1 tsp Cinnamon
1 cups rolled oats
cup of raisins
2 tblspn hot water

METHOD
Set oven at 190
o
C in a large bowl blend honey and
margarine. Beat egg and add to honey mixture. Add
flour and dry ingredients to the mixture. Add rolled oats,
raisins and water. Mix well. Drop teaspoonful on a
greased tray. Bake for 15 minutes.



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Accommodation
Camping &
Caravan Park
Front Bar
Bottle Shop
Meals
Functions
Kangaroo Island
Wine Tasting (11-12
and 5-6)

Run by a Local,
Shared by Locals,
Enjoyed by all!

































BEER
1. Light Ale / Pale Ale
2. Lager
3. Draught
4. Dark Ale / Real Ale
5. Stout / Black and Tan
6. Ginger Beer
7. Any Other
PRIZES
Champion Home Brew Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Award for Highest Aggregate Score
$30 Cash Prize



WINE
8. White Wine
9. Red Wine
10. Sparkling Wine
11. Vegetable or Fruit Wine

RULES
1. All entries to be made by the exhibitor
2. Bottle will be opened and sampled
3. Champion Ribbon and Prizes awarded to Judges
Choice

Parndana Hotel
Open seven days a week,
great place to drop in,
get a taste of local life,
local food and local
atmosphere.
Open from
10am Monday Saturday
11am Sunday
Meals 12-2:30 and 6-8:30
Everyday
(May to September
12-2 and 6-8)




Cathy Duka Licensee
Cnr Cook St & Wedgewood St
Parndana 5220
P.O Box 63
Kingscote 5223
Ph: (08) 8559 6071
Fax: (08) 8559 6176
E-Mail:
parndanahotel@bigpond.com
www.parndanahotel.com

The Parndana Hotel
is proud to be a
sponsor of the
Parndana Show





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Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Friday the 31
st
of October
Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00 pm on Monday the 3
rd
of November

QUILTING
1. Large Bed Quilt Open
2. Bed Quilt featuring Appliqu (hand or machinery)
3. Bed Quilt featuring Machine Embroidery
4. Cot or Childs Quilt
5. Lap Rug
6. Wall Hanging
7. Patchwork Article
8. Novice selection in any of the above sections

SEWING
1. Clothing Article, not specified
2. Article with Machine Embroidery
3. Cloth doll, dressed in clothing to be made
personally by hand or machine (can include bought
accessories such as glasses or jewellery)

NEEDLEWORK
1. Article with hand Embroidery
2. Article with Stumpwork
3. Article with hardanging
4. Lacework tatting, completed article
5. Lacework tatting, incomplete article
6. Tapestry (framed)
7. Longstitch (framed)
8. Article not specified

KNITTING & CROCHET
1. Item of Baby Clothing
2. Handmade Jumper or Cardigan
3. Machine Knitted Jumper or Cardigan
4. Knitted Rug
5. Machine Knitted Rug
6. Article, Handmade, not Specified
7. Article, Machine Knitted, not Specified

RULES
1. Article may be only entered for one year
2. Convenor reserves the right to create extra classes if
needed (this includes creating classes for Primary or
Secondary students)
3. Convenor reserves the right not to display sub-
standard work
4. Articles must be clean
5. Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person
until Friday the 31
st
of October
6. Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00
pm on Monday the 3
rd
of November

PRIZES
Grand Overall Champion Exhibit
Grand Overall Champion Runner Up Exhibit

Champion Quilt Exhibit
Champion Novice Quilt Exhibit
Champion Needlework Exhibit
Best Exhibit Colour
Best Exhibit Domestic Machine Quilting
Judges Encouragement Award




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PRE-SCHOOL
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing
4. Collage
5. Craft Article

RECEPTION
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painted Picture
3. Drawing
4. Collage or Mixed Medium
5. Small Construction
6. Miscellaneous Craft

YEAR 1
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painted Picture
3. Drawing
4. Collage or Mixed Medium
5. Small Construction
6. Miscellaneous Craft

Year 2
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painted Picture
3. Drawing
4. Collage or Mixed Medium
5. Small Construction
6. Miscellaneous Craft


YEAR 3
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. 3D Artwork

YEAR 4
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. 3D Artwork

YEAR 5
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. 3D Artwork

YEAR 6
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. 3D Artwork

YEAR 7
1. Animal Made from Fruit or Veg
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. Print Making
6. 3D Artwork



SECONDARY
YEAR 8 YEAR 9
1. Technology
2. Painting
3. Drawing 1
4. Drawing 2
5. Print Making
6. 3D Artwork

SECONDARY
YEAR 10 YEAR 12
1. Technology
2. Painting
3. Drawing
4. Printing

RULES
1. Only one entry per person per
class
2. Work to be done at school
3. Work to be that of the student
4. Work to be given to convenor by
Friday October 31
st


PRIZES
1
st
$2, 2
nd
$1, 3
rd
.50c
Awarded for each class
Note: no prize money will be awarded
to winners if a trophy presented

LEGO COMPETITION
Open to children aged 4 12
See page 44 for more information



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The open art section is open to all ages and styles of art.




SECTIONS
Themed Section
Any medium may be used
1. Agricultural Production
Current Works (any theme)
Any medium may be used
2. 3D Work
3. Portrait
4. Landscape / Seascape
5. Abstract / Contemporary
6. Still Life
7. Flora / Fauna
8. Open


OPEN
1. Themed section artist must use the theme of
Agricultural Production in their work
2. Current works section artist may use any theme
3. Three entry per person per class
4. Work to be done within the last year
5. Work to be that of the artist
6. Work to be given to convener by 3:00pm Friday
November 7
th


PRIZES
Champion Open Art Exhibit
$40 Cash Prize
Award for Highest Aggregate Score
$60 Cash Prize






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Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 3:00 pm on Friday the 7
th

of November
.



OPEN SECTION (OVER 18yrs)
1. Photo Montage with caption Theme from the Farm
to the Store
2. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind)
3. Native Flora and Fauna
4. Close Up
5. Panoramic View
6. Scenery
7. Monotone Picture
8. Photo with a Caption
9. Open

12yrs TO 18yrs SECTION
1. Photo Montage with caption Theme from the Farm
to the Store
2. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind)
3. Flora and Fauna
4. Scenery
5. Monotone Picture
6. Photo with a Caption
7. Open

UNDER 12yrs SECTION
1. Farming
2. Animals
3. Scenery
4. Black and White or Sepia
5. Photo with a Caption
6. Open

RULES
1. All exhibits to be in the hands of the convenor by
3:00pm Friday November 7
th

2. All exhibits to be mounted suitable for hanging or
pinning on the wall
3. Entries must have exhibitors name, section and
class number on the back
4. Limit of four entries per person per class
Note: photo montage is the technique of selecting,
editing and piecing together separate sections of film to
form continuous whole.
PRIZES
Open Section Champion Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Open Section Highest Aggregate Score
$30 Cash Prize
12Yrs 18Yrs Champion Exhibit
$15 Cash Prize
12Yrs 18Yrs Highest Aggregate Score
Digital Camera
Under 12Yrs Champion Exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
Under 12Yrs Highest Aggregate Score
Digital Camera


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Ph: 8559 6104 Fax: 8553 9128 Mob: 0428 828 400
enquiries@accommodationkangarooisland.com.au
www.ficifolialodge.com.au

PARNDANA


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OPEN
1. Limerick or Haiku, any theme
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up - limit 1
page

SECONDARY STUDENTS
1. Limerick or Haiku, any theme
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up - limit 1
page

PRIMARY STUDENTS
1. Limerick or Haiku, any theme
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up - limit 1
page

JUNIOR PRIMARY STUDENTS
1. Limerick or Haiku, any theme
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up - limit 1
page with illustration

RULES FOR A LIMERICK
1. Limit of 5 lines
2. Last word in the 1
st
, 2
nd
and 5
th
lines rhyme with each
other
3. Last word in the 3r and 4
th
lines rhyme with each other
RULES FOR A HAIKU
1. Limit of 3 lines
2. 1
st
and 3
rd
lines have 5 syllables
3. 2nd line has 7 syllables

RULES
1. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor
2. Section, class and name must be on the back of the entry
3. Please present your work in a plastic sleeve for pinning up
4. Convenor reserves the right to create extra classes if needed
5. Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until
Friday the 31
st
October.
6. Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00 pm on
Monday the 3rd of November

TROPHIES AWARDED TO
Open Section Champion Exhibit
Secondary Section Champion Exhibit
Primary Section Champion Exhibit
Junior Primary Section Champion Exhibit

P. C. Roberts
Forestry HydroAx
Millicent
Mol: 0408 849 019
Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Friday the 31
st
October.
Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00 pm on Monday the 3rd of November


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Auction

Electronic
Selling (Wooltrade)

Private Buying


Forward
Contracts

Consignment

Export


Contact Andrew Keach
0418 850 580
www.qualitywool.com

































ATTENTION
Start teaching your pooch for the dog jumping
competition at this years show.
Can you beat last years performers?
Prizes to be won; join in the fun.
Enter your dog prior to or on Show Day

PRIZES
Large Dog Competition Winner
$50 Cash Prize
Small Dog Competition Winner
$50 Cash Prize


RULES
1. Small dog and open sections (small dogs under
30 cm at the shoulder)
2. Please keep dogs on a leash
3. Dogs not to be touched while jumping
4. Dogs to be up to date with worming and
vaccinations
5. 3 attempts at each height and youre out

Starting at Approx. 3 pm
Being run during the breaks in the shearing





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HEAVY FOWL
1. Australorp Cock
2. Australorp Hen
3. Sussex Cock
4. Sussex Hen
5. Rhode Island Red Cock
6. Rhode Island Red Hen
7. Orpington Cock
8. Orpington Hen
9. Wyandotte Cock
10. Wyandotte Hen
11. Plymouth Rock Cock
12. Plymouth Rock Hen
13. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed
Cock
14. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed
Hen

LIGHT BREED FOWL
15. Leghorn Cock
16. Leghorn Hen
17. Ancona Cock
18. Ancona Hen
19. Silkie Cock
20. Silkie Hen
21. Hamburg Cock
22. Hamburg Hen
23. Old English Game Cock
24. Old English Game Hen
25. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed
Cock
26. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed
Hen



SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS
27. Wyandotte Cock
28. Wyandotte Hen
29. Black Pekin Cock
30. Black Pekin Hen
31. Any Other Colour Pekin Cock
32. Any Other Colour Pekin Hen
33. Rosecomb Cock
34. Rosecomb Hen
35. Ancona Cock
36. Ancona Hen
37. Leghorn Cock
38. Leghorn Hen
39. Sussex Cock
40. Sussex Hen
41. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather
Bantam Cock
42. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather
Bantam Hen
HARD FEATHER
BANTAMS
43. Modern Game Cock
44. Modern Game Hen
45. Old English Game Cock
46. Old English Game Hen
47. Malay Cock
48. Malay Hen
49. Any Other Variety of Hard
Feather Bantam Cock
50. Any Other Variety of Hard
Feather Bantam Hen
51. Tame Pet Fowl or Bantam to be
Judged on Tameness





WATERFOWL
52. Indian Runner Drake
53. Indian Runner Duck
54. Muscovy Drake
55. Muscovy Duck
56. Khaki Campbell Drake
57. Khaki Campbell Duck
58. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl
Drake
59. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl
Duck
60. Gander
61. Goose
62. Turkey Cock
63. Turkey Hen
PIGEONS
64. West of England Tumbler Cock
65. West of England Tumbler Hen
66. Any other variety of Cock
67. Any other variety of Hen
DOVES
68. Any Other Variety of Dove Cock
69. Any Other Variety of Dove Hen
Note * Diamond doves will not be
accepted too small for the
cages
PRIZE
Champion Bird of the Show
12 months subscription to
Australasian Poultry Magazine

RULES
1. Pens will be provided, except for turkeys and geese exhibit. Exhibitors need to provide cages.
2. Exhibitors must provide food and water for birds on the day in suitable containers.
3. Birds must be disease and vermin free or they will be automatically disqualified and must be removed from the show.
4. Birds must be quietened prior to the Show, any bird that cannot be handled will not be accepted for judging
5. Judges may change a bird to the appropriate class if it has been wrongly entered.
6. Juniors to be under the age of 16 years on 31 December in the showing year.
7. All entries to be in place by 10 am Show Day, Judging will commence at 10.30am.
Note * Lice are a re-occurring problem that can be easily removed either by dusting, dipping or spraying the birds with an
insecticidal preparation suitable for poultry
If scaly legs is attended to immediately, by spraying or dipping legs in oil, birds will respond.

Entries will be received by phone, post, or in person until Wednesday the 5
th
November.


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CLASSES
1. Most Clever Pet
2. Most Unusual Pet
3. Best Cared for Pet
4. Dog or Puppy
5. Any Other Pet

PRIZE
Most Clever Pet - $10 Cash Prizes
Most Unusual Pet - $10 Cash Prizes
Best Cared for Pet - $10 Cash Prizes
Dog or Puppy - $10 Cash Prizes
Any Other Pet - $10 Cash Prizes


RULES
1. Owners must be with pet at judging time for
handling and to answer any questions the
judge may ask
2. Exhibits to be staged by 10:00 am
3. Owner to take care of animals needs during the
day
4. Bring own feed and water containers
5. Entries can be sent in prior to the show or on
Show Day




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WHAT IS INVOLVED

Aim to complete all challenges in a safe manner
and the fastest time.
Competition is a team based challenge
consisting of 2 men and 2 women aged 18
years and above.
Involves several rural based challenges that
competitors will find out on show day
A walk through the challenges will occur before
the competition will start


INFORMATION

Please contact the Parndana Show Society for
more information or to register your team.
Entries will be taken on Show day
Look out for starting time on show day.

PRIZE
$400 cash prize to the winning Team


Lamb Marking
Mulesing
Mobile dip
Mobile Crutching
Bulk Cartage
Grain
Limesand
Drenching
Hay Mowing
Phone: Ted - 0428 776 544
Annie - 0428 553 409
Home - 08 8559 6080
Fax - 08 8559 5081
Email: ted24@adam.com.au

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WHAT IS INVOLVED
Aim to complete all challenges in a safe manner
and the fastest time.
Competition is a team based challenge
consisting of 2 boys and 2 girls aged 10 to 17
years.
Involves several rural based challenges that
competitors will find out on show day
A walk through the challenges will occur before
the competition will start


Were here to help
Branch Manager
Greg Downing 0427 974 440
Office Manager
Tracy Mills 8553 2102
Farm Supplies Manager
Richard Govan 0457 301 577
Livestock
Ian Green 0409 093 112
Neil Kirk 0408 636 075
Paul Green 0400 294 143
Agronomist
Jenny Stanton 0427 547 947
Wool
Rodger Lorraine 0417 851 706

Real Estate Specialist
Colin Hopkins 0408 393 991
Banking
Julie Randall 0408 508 233
Insurance
Peter Martin 1800 224 123
Financial Planner
McLean Whittaker 0419 867 709
Phil King 0417 417 464
Sales Support Officers 8553 2102
Marie McKay
Tracie Heinrich
Sonya Morris


Telegraph Road, Kingscote. Ph: 8553 2102
Fax: 8553 2445
INFORMATION
Please contact the Parndana Show Society for
more information or to register your team.
Entries will be taken on Show day
Look out for starting time on show day.

PRIZE
$100 cash prize to the winning Team




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CLASSES
1. 10 years of age and under
2. 11 year to 15 years of age
3. Open over 15 years of age

PRIZES
Under 10 years 1
st
$10, 2
nd
$5
11 year to 15 years 1
st
$10, 2
nd
$5
Over 15 years 1
st
$10, 2
nd
$5




RULES
1. All participants must have appropriate safety
clothing on to enter
2. All entries will be taken on the day
3. Participants to be at the BMX track by 12:45 PM on
show day
4. It will be a time trial competition and the fastest
time will win



Residential anmd light Commercial Building

Jaan & Cherie Kuchel

P.O Box 146 / 110 Smith Street
PARNDANA
SA 5220
Kangaroo Island


Phone: 0428 116 594 Ph/Fax: 08 8553 6196
Email: jckuchel@bigpond.net.au



Licence No. BLD188646/BLD208135 ABN 25 088 995 258



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CLASSES
1. Ages 4 to 6
2. Ages 7 to 9
3. Ages 10 to 12
PRIZES
Ages 4 to 6 $20 TNC TOYZ Voucher
Ages 7 to 9 $20 TNC TOYZ Voucher
Ages 10 to 12 $20 TNC TOYZ Voucher



RULES
1. Maximum size to fit within a 40cm x 40cm
area
2. One entry per person
3. Entries to be in place by 9:30am Show day
4. The winner from each section will receive a
$20 gift voucher from TNC TOYZ Kingscote


Kids get creative and build something with your Lego
Entries will be taken on show day












24 hour Self Service Fuel

Bulk Fuel Deliveries & Lube


Welding Supplies

Proudly supplying Mobil bulk fuel &
lubricants to Kangaroo Island for 25 years
We are proud to be a sponsor & wish the Parndana
Show Society all the best for the Annual Show


10 Telegraph Road, Kingscote
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Phone 08 8553 2842
Fax 08 8553 2772

Whitham & Couchman
Pty Ltd

Phone (08) 8559 2017
Fax (08) 8553 2630

23 Osmond Street,
P.O Box 95, Kingscote

accountants@internode.on.net

Registered Tax Agent

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This award is decided upon by the Parndana Show Society along
with the staff of Finding Workable Solutions

This year we are hoping to acknowledge young people
under the age of 20 years who have been involved
in the running of the Show.


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We would like to take this opportunity in
joining all other South Australian Show
Societies in extending our sincere thanks
and appreciation to the sponsors of the
Agricultural Societies Council of South
Australia.

We acknowledge the aid and support of
the following organisations listed to the
left that are connected with all events
associated with the Agricultural Societies
Council and the Country Show Societies
of South Australia.

Please support the organisations that
support us.

Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society
Education Foundation of South Australia Inc
Australian Insurance Brokers
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL
OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Murray Bridge Show: Sept 28 & Sept 29
Yankalilla Show: Sat Oct 4
Strathalbyn Show: Mon Oct 6
Port Elliot Show: Oct 11 & Oct 12
Coonalpyn Show: Sat Oct 18
Callington Show: Sun Oct 26
KANGAROO ISLAND
ASSOCIATION
Kingscote Show: Sat Nov 1
Parndana Show: Sat Nov 8
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION
Uraidla Show: Sat Feb 21
Angaston Show: Sat Feb 28
Mannum Show: Sat March 7
Tanunda Show: Sat March 14
Mt Pleasant Show: Sat March 21
Mt Barker Show: Sat March 28



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GENERAL INFORMATION
Phone: 8559 6062 / 0407 401 858
Email: nictremaine@adam.com.au
Parndana A H & F Show
THE PARNDANA SHOW SOCIETY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS,
WITHOUT THEIR SUPPORT THIS EVENT WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE