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REMEMBRANCE DAY
CEREMONY
WATER WALKERS
SHEARING COMPETITION
YOUNG FARMERS
CHALLENGE
JUNIOR FARMERS
CHALLENGE
LIVE JUDGING OF
COOKERY COMPETITIONS
TICKET PRICES GATE
ADULTS $8.00
AGED PENSIONERS $4.00
CHILDREN FREE
(UNDER 16 YEARS)
2017 Members Tickets,
If you wish to become a member of the Parndana
Show please call 08 8559 4250 or 0407 401 858 or
email bbald@activ8.net.au
 A Horses in Action
Pages 9 & 10 M Quilting & Needlework
Page 43

B Sheep Competition
Pages 11 N Childrens Section
Page 45

C Lamb Competition
Page 13 O Open Art
Page 47

D BIG Lamb Competition

Page 14 P Photography
Page 48

E Open Wool
Pages 17 Q Craft & Technology
Pages 49 & 50
E Legacy Wool
Page 18
Shearing Competition
R Literacy Section
Page 41

F Page 19
Cereals & Fodder
S Dog Jumping
Page 52

G Page 21
Cookery & Preserves
T Pigeons & Poultry
Pages 53

H Pages 23, 24 & 25

Rich Fruit Cake
U Pets Competition
Page 55

H Competition
Page 24 V Young Farmers Challenge
Page 57
Junior Farmers Challenge
I Fruit, Veg & Dairy
Pages 27 & 28 W Page 59
BMX Competition
J Floriculture
Pages 29, 30, 31 & 32 X Page 61
Lego Competition
K Home Brew
Page 39 Y Page 63

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Honey Products
Page 40 Z Young Achiever Award
Page 64
REMEMBRANCE
 AT THE GATE
Gates 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 on sections, rules
and entry closing dates
REMEMBRANCE
SHOW THEME
This years theme is
Remembrance
Keep this in mind when thinking
about your entries as most sections
have a class related to this. Also
additional prizes are often awarded
in themed sections.
OFFICIAL 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
that supported this years event
Patrons, Sponsors, Convenors
Volunteers
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 PATRONS
Ms. Vickie Chapman MP,
Mr. Michael Pengilly MP,
As President I welcome everybody to the Parndana Agricultural, Mayor Peter Clements,
Horticultural and Floricultural Show for 2017.
I am very honoured to be elected President for this year and it is my LIFE MEMBERS
pleasure to invite you all to attend this years show. This years show Mrs. P Ahwan, Mr. I. Kelly,
falls on November 11th Remembrance Day, so the theme for the 58th
Annual Parndana Show is Remembrance. A Remembrance Day Mr. N. Murton, Mr. W West,
ceremony will be held at the show prior to the official show opening. Mr. R. Cass, Mr. W Roper,
Remember to wear your poppies proudly on show day. Mr. R. Borgmeyer, Mrs L Sarson,
Mr M Tremaine, Mrs M Tremaine,
2017 also marks a milestone in the shows history. This year it will Mrs B Bald, Mr T Bennett
have been 60 years since 1957, the year the first show committee
was inaugurated and the first show was held. To celebrate the shows PRESIDENT
milestone and the day of Remembrance, the show is set to Mervyn Tremaine 8559 6062
acknowledge all that makes our community great, founding and VICE PRESIDENT
building of our community by the returned Soldier Settlers Scheme.
Nicholas Tremaine 0407 401 858
At the show this year you will get to enjoy all of your favourite
attractions like the shearing competition, dog jumping, horses in SECRETARIES
action, young and junior farmer challenges, great pavilion displays, Marina Gregor 0400 725 553
local food, sites and just all around fun for the whole family. TREASURER
At this time I would like to take this opportunity to thank all Beth Bald 8559 4250
committee members, convenors, stewards and volunteers for all that
they have done in helping to bring this show to life. It takes an SITE CONVENOR
incredible amount of work to bring together a show even if it is a Kate Stanton 8559 2251
small one like Parndana. OTHER COMMITTEE
Also I would like to thank all sponsors of the show for this year, MEMBERS
without their continued support this show would have been
incredibly hard to put together. So thank you and I hope that all of Rodger Borgmeyer
the people who attend our show will support the people who Colleen Crawford
supported us. Bill Roper
I encourage you all to participate in the show in some way, whether
it is by volunteering, by having a stall, entering exhibits or just
attending and having a good time.
President
Mervyn Tremaine
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REMEMBRANCE
PRIZES ACROSS THE
SHOW
Each year there are great prizes
across the show to be won. See each
section page for more information on
prizes that can be won. There are
also increased and additional prizes
in show theme section, so make sure
you look for these.
FUN FOR THE WHOLE
FAMILY
Each year there is a wide range of
entertainment throughout the show
day, from beginning to end. So there
is something for every member of
the family.
WATER WALKERS
A popular attraction for young
children right through to adults, this
amusement allows you to walk on
water. The best part it all happens
without getting wet.
REMEMBRANCE
STATE SEMIFINAL
COMPETITIONS
A State Semi Final in the Genoa
Cake Competition and the CWA /
Laucke Scone 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 2018.
See Cooking and Preserves Pages for
more information
LIVE JUDGING
A live judging of the State Semi
Genoa Cake Competition and the
CWA / Laucke Scone Competition
will be held in the Show Pavilion at
12:30pm after the official opening.
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 #1TRADE AND STALL SIDE
Will be charged at a rate of $40 a single covered site, $80 a double covered
site $30 a single uncovered site, $60 a double uncovered site. Power is $5,
Tables $5. Site holders that do not hold their own insurance are required to
pay the first $1500 of any liability claim.
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 GENERAL ADMITTANCE
Show day gate prices adults $8, aged pensioners $4 and children under 16
are free
#3 ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS
Entries can be posted to the secretary P. O. Box 62, Parndana, 5220 or the
Show Society will holdth an entry day at the show pavilion Parndana on
Saturday November 4 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
th
name also and must be available for collection on Monday November
6.
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 convenor
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.

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REMEMBRANCE
 #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 Pressure Pack Fart Gas
Cocaine Kits, Bongs etc) Silly String
Explicit and Hardcore T-Shirts Stink Bombs
Fake Cigarettes Bouncing Beans
Fireworks - Crackers Water Bombs
Fuel Type Fire Lighters (Zippo) Toy Guns are acceptable;
Horns and Trumpets however, the following are NOT:
Knives (including Pen Knives) Ball Bearing Guns
(excluding appropriately packaged Eight Shot Caps
kitchenware sets) Pellet Guns
Laser Pointers Pop Downs (Throw Downs)
Metal and wooden Martial Art Potato Guns (Bullet Type)
Nunchakas Roll Caps
Playing Cards (Nude or Lurid) Strip Caps
Pressure Pack Snow Water Pistols over 150mm (6)

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 No classes shall be held unless the judge agrees
9:00AM OPEN HACK RING
Riders may wear Pony Club uniform
or Hacking attire
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 17 yrs and under
7. Best Presented over 17yrs
8. Maiden Hackst (for horses that have
not won a 1 ribbon in a Hack
event at any show)
9. Good Hands Rider 12yrs & under
10. Good Hands Rider 13yrs17yrs
11. Senior Rider over 17yrs
12. Show Pony under 14hh
13. Show Galloway 14hh 15hh
14. Show Hack over 15hh
15. Show Hunter under 15hh
16. Show Hunter over 15hh
17. Champion & Reserve Hack /
Hunter (winner of classes 12, 13,
14, 15 & 16, second place winners
to standby for reserve)
18. Childs Hack
19. Pleasure Hack
20. Pair of Hacks any height
21. Working Hunter under 15hh, max
height 65cm
22. Working Hunter over 15hh, max
height 75cm
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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
A Show Pony, Galloway or Hack
cannot compete in the Show Hunter
classes
9:00AM ENCOURAGE RING
1. Best Presented Mount & Rider
Under 13 years
2. Best Presented Mount & Rider
Over 13 years
3. Rider 10yrs & under
4. Rider 11yrs & under 13yrs
5. Rider over 13years
6. Led Rider under 13yrs
7. Best Childs Mount
8. Pleasure Mount
9. Pair of Ponies
10. Combination novelty to be timed
JUNIOR & SENIOR
NOVELTIES
RUN CONCURRENTLY,
if 3 or more competitors
1. Bending
2. Flag & Barrel
3. Texas Barrel
1.
REMEMBRANCE
 No classes shall be held unless the judge agrees
SHOW JUMPING
2 ROUNDS
1. Junior Showjumping under 50cm,
combination cannot compete in
class 2
2. Junior Showjumping 60cm,
combination cannot compete in
class 1
* Seniors may rider Hors Concour
in classes 1 or 2
Classes 3 & 4 to run
concurrently, Juniors ineligible
for Seniors classes and vice versa
3. Junior Show Jumping 80 cm
article 238.1.2
4. Seniors 80 cm article 238.1.2
5. Keilem
st
Open D Grade
1 round maximum 100 cm
article 238.1.2
6. Quality Wool Open 6 Bar
7. KI Hunt Club Open Hunter
8. Section Fours
Classes 6, 7 & 8 will only be run if
sufficient competitors
REMEMBRANCE
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 KI Hunt Club
Community Club D & A Florance
KI Wilderness Tours KI Vet Clinic
Keilem Quality Wool
Whitham and
Couchman
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People wanting to enter into this Sheep Competition may leave their stock on the
back of a ute or trailer.
WOOL BREEDS RULES
1. 1 Ram 1. Only 1 entry per person per section
2. 1 Ewe 2. All sheep must be disease and vermin
free, and stewards may order the
BRITISH BREEDS removal of diseased or infected sheep
from the showgrounds
1. 1 Ram 3. All sheep exhibited must be bona fide
2. 1 Ewe property of the exhibitor
4. Where competition is restricted to less
the two sheep in any one class, the
judge is absolved from the necessity of
awarding
5. All entries to be staged by 9am

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People wanting to enter into this Sheep Competition may leave their stock on the
back of a ute or trailer.
PRIME LAMB AWARD RULES
1. Pen of 3 Light Trade 1. Only 1 entry per person per
2. Pen of 3 Trade section
3. Pen of 3 Export 2. All prime lambs to be judged on
Light Weight 36 44 Kg commercial value, except where
otherwise stated
Medium Weight 45 52 Kg 3. All lambs must be disease and
Heavy Weight 52 Kg and up vermin free, and Stewards may
Lambs to be judged on order the removal of diseased or
Weight, Evenness, Bloom and infected sheep from the
Suitability to Trade showgrounds
4. No lamb may be entered in more
PRIZES than one class, other than
Championships
Light Weight Winner 5. Should a judge consider a lamb
$30 cash prize has been entered in a wrong
Medium Weight Winner class, he/she may shift the entry
$30 cash prize to the appropriate class and alter
Heavy Weight Winner the Stewards hook accordingly
$30 cash prize 6. For judging of championships, all
first prize winning pens of two or
three are eligible
7. All entries to be in pens by 9 am
8. Competitors must hold own lambs,
or make arrangements to provide
their own handlers
9. All lambs exhibited must be bona
fide property of the exhibitor

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REMEMBRANCE
 THE BIG LAMB COMPETITION
This section is for the largest weight lamb of any breed.
A single lamb will be judged on weight only, not the most perfect
marketing lamb.
There will be no judging on; Formation, fat cover or pelt.
Lamb must still have lambs teeth and wool
The lamb will stay at the show with the profits being donated to the
redevelopment of the Parndana Sports Ground public toilet block.

PRIZES
st
1nd $500
2 rd $100
3 $50
2016 WINNER
Red McMulkin
Note: The winner of the previous year is ineligible to enter for consecutive years

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REMEMBRANCE
Thomas Foods International is
extremely proud to be a sponsor of the
Parndana Show
52 weeks of the year, we deliver meat
products of the highest standard to
discerning restaurants and food
retailers across Australia and
throughout the world.
However, we couldnt do any of this
without the support of our local
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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 Ewe Fleece, Fine, Under 1
years
7. Merino Wether Fleece, Any Age
8. Polwarth Ram Fleece, Any Age
9. Polwarth Ewe Fleece, Any Age
OPEN WOOL TROPHIES
Champion Ewe Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift vouchers
Champion Ram Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift vouchers
Champion Wether Fleece
$50 Mitre 10 Gift vouchers
Champion Fleece of the Show
$50 Mitre 10 Gift vouchers
Thank you to all of our Sponsors
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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 70s and Finer
Superfine: 64s Fine; 60s Medium;
58s Strong
8. All wool to be Kangaroo Island
grown except open Legacy classes
9. Championships only awarded to
Kangaroo Island grown wools
REMEMBRANCE
 LEGACY WOOL CLASSES RULES
1. Merino Ewe, Medium, Any Age 1. All fleeces for competition to be
2. Merino Ewe, Fine, Any Age skirted ready for auction, and in
3. Merino Wether, Open Class, Any stewards hands prior to 9am
Age Show Day
4. Merino Ram, Open Class, Any 2. The committee do not hold
Age themselves responsible for loss or
damage to any exhibit
Note * Fleeces or other wool not 3. Judges reserve the right to enter
intended for competition in this to another class any fleece they
Section are welcomed as a consider appropriate
donation to Legacy
LEGACY TROPHIES
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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REMEMBRANCE
 COMPETITION PROGRAM RULES
GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON 1. The committee reserves the right to restrict
FREE ENTRY the number of competitors in any events
ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY 2. Draw will be made on the day, competitors
are asked to present themselves ONE HOUR
Sign up for your event in the show prior to their event, for the draw.
shearing shed 30 minute before event Competitors must attend their official draw
3. Entries accepted on the day
NOVICE 4. The committee of the Association reserve
the right: To reject any entry without
11:00 am Start assigning any reason; To cancel any event
1 - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20
st
or class; or to alter the time at which any
event or class is to take place
A. R. RHODES 5. Combs of own preference will be acceptable
as start in the Shearing Industry Award
INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION 6. Competitors will be awarded the maximum
12:30 pm Start points for completing their allotted sheep
1 - $250, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $50
st
within the minimum time, to be decided by
the judges prior to the competition and after
SEALINK the inspection of the sheep. Points for speed
will be deducted at a rate of one point per
OPEN COMPETITION second from competitors who take longer
1:30 pm Start than the agreed minimum time. No extra
st
1nd - $450 plus Sealink Ticket, points will be awarded to those shearing
rd faster than the agreed minimum time. The
2 - $250, 3 - $100 emphasis of this competition is on quality
shearing rather than speed
7. Score cards must be checked by each
ARCHIE BUICK MEMORIAL competitor, and any mistakes must be
PRIZE reported within fifteen minutes after
completion of heats
Awarded to the cleanest shorn 8. Shearers will be required to supply their
sheep of the day own hand piece with a worm drive
$300 Cash Prize 9. Finalists are required to be in neat casual
Donated by Mike Walsh dress for presentation of prizes
10. Participants do so at their own risk

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 ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY
SHEAF SECTION RULES
1. Wheat Best Grain 1. All sheaves to be no less the 10
2. Triticale Best Grain cm in diameter at centre tie and
3. Barley 2 Row to have roots attached
2. Exhibits to be in place by 9:30 am
4. Barley 6 Row
5. Oats Best Hay
6. Beans TROPHIES
7. Oats Best Grain Champion Cereals & Fodder
8. Peas Exhibit
9. Lupins $30 Cash Prize
10. Canola Andrew Kelly Memorial
11. Any Other
Trophy
HAY & FODDER SECTION $50 Cash Prize
12. Sample of Hay Lucerne 2016 Andrew Kelly Memorial
13. Sample of Hay - Meadow
14. Sample of Hay - Cereal Trophy Winner
David Hall

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REMEMBRANCE
 Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th or November
PRESERVES
Best Preserves Entry $15
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 Jar of Tomato Sauce
5. One Jar of any Sauce Variety
6.
7.
One Jar of any Chutney Variety
One Jar of any Vegetable Pickle
Variety
YEAST & PASTRY
Best Yeast & Pastry Entry $15
18 cm Plate
8. One Loaf of White Bread
9. 1 Loaf of any Machine Bread Variety
10. Any Pastry [savoury]
11. Any Pastry [sweet]
SMALL CAKES
Best Small Cake Entry $15
18 cm Plate
12. 4 Plain Scones
13. 4 Sweet Muffins
14. 4 ANZAC Biscuit
15. 4 Biscuits of any Variety
16. 4 Pieces of Cooked Slice
17. 4 Pieces of Uncooked Slice
LARGE CAKES
Best Large Cake Entry $15
18. Jubilee Cake
19. Sponge Roll Jam Filled
20. Chocolate cake - Iced
21. Sponge Sandwich Jam filled
22. Cake of any Variety
PARNDANA HOTEL BEER
CAKE COMPETITION
Own Recipe to be Used
(Cake Approx. 23 cm)
Recipe Available on Request
Prizes
st nd rd
1 , 2 , 3 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 between 11:00
am and 1:00 pm on the Saturday before
the show or telephone Convenor

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REMEMBRANCE
 Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th or November
A LIVE Judging of these competitions will be held at 12:30 in the Show Pavilion
GENOA CAKE LAUCKE CWA SCONE
COMPETITION COMPETITION
SEMI FINAL SEMI FINAL
To be held at the To be held at the
PARNDANA SHOW
th
PARNDANA SHOW
th
Saturday November 11 2017 Saturday November 11 2017
Winner eligible to compete in the Winner eligible to compete in the
State Final to be held at the State Final to be held at the
ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2018 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2018
COMPETITION OUTLINES COMPETITION OUTLINES
1. Exhibitors own recipe to be used. 16. Best sweet variation scone recipe using
2. There is to be no restriction on the Laucke CWA Scone Mix
ingredients used. 17. Only one entry per person
3. As a general guideline the Genoa 18. Entrants are only eligible to win one
Cake should contain sultanas, local final
currants, cherries and almonds. 19. Winners eligible to compete at the
state final to be held at the 2018 Royal
4. Cake to remain un-iced. Adelaide Show
5. Cake may be decorated with 20. 5 scones to be presented for judging
almonds. 21. Scones should be approximately 5cms
in diameter, well risen, straight sides,
PRIZES thin golden crust top and bottom, no
Semi-Finals: State Final: flour base, fine, moist texture, good
1st prize - $50 1st prize - $200 crumb, good flavour and according to
2nd prize - $20 2nd prize - $75 type
3rd prize - $10 3rd prize - $40
State LIVE
Final: JUDGING PRIZES
1st prize - $200 Semi-Finals: State Final:
A live
2ndjudging of these completions will
prize - $75 1st prize - $40 1st prize - $200
be held in the- $40
3rd prize show pavilion at 2nd prize - $20 2nd prize - $75
12:30pm after the official opening. 3rd prize - $10 3rd prize - $40
State Final:
1st prize - $200
2nd prize - $75
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REMEMBRANCE 3rd prize - $40
 Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th or November
JUNIOR PRIMARY DECORATED CAKE
1. 3 ANZAC Biscuits Best Decorate Cake Entry $10
2. Fairy bread, cut as desired 20. Primary Remembrance
3. 3 Honey Crackles Judged on decoration only
4. 3 Decorated Coffee Biscuits 21. Secondary Remembrance
Judged on decoration only
5. 1 Decorated Gingerbread Man
6. Healthy School Lunch Box
SULTANA CAKE
PRIMARY COMPETITION
7. 3 ANZAC Biscuits
8. 3 Muffins [any] For School Children
9. 3 Honey Crackles (Own Recipe, Not Iced, Square and
10. 3 Plain Scones Approx. 23 cm)
11. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $3
12. Cake [any] Plate of Raisin Honey Gems
13. 4 Biscuits any Variety Open to all school children see
14. Healthy School Lunch Box Honey Section for more information
15. Chocolate Cake, any Shape,
Must be Iced RULES
SECONDARY 1. Parents are reminded that entries must
be solely the work of the individual child
16. 3 ANZAC Biscuits and are requested to ensure that children
17. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes complete their entries unaided
18. 3 Scones, any variety 2. Entries to be on correct size plate (18cm
19. 3 Rock Buns paper plate) and in clear plastic bags
20. 3 Pikelets no gladwrap please (except wrapping
school lunches). Class tickets to be on
21. 3 Biscuits of any Variety plate
22. Cake [any variety] 3. Entries taken at Pavilion between 11:00
am and 1:00 pm on the Saturday before
the show or telephone Convenor

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REMEMBRANCE
 Self-Contained and Bed & Breakfast
style Accommodation

45 Cook Street, Parndana

Phone: 8559 6104
Fax: 8553 9128
Mobile: 0428 828 400
enquiries@accommodationkangarooisland.com.au
www.ficifolialodge.com.au
 Entries will be accepted on show day or by phone, post, or in person
COLLECTIONS
3 or more varieties for a collection
1. Collection of fresh fruit
2. Collection of dried fruit
3. Collection of vegetables
4. Collection of salad vegetables
5. Collection of herbs
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FRESH FRUIT &
VEGETABLES
5 pieces for a bunch
1. 2 lemons
2. 2 oranges
3. 2 of any fruit (named)
4. 150gm any berries (named)
5. Bunch of rhubarb (no tops)
6. Bunch of parsley
7. Bunch of silver beet ( broad
stem)
8. Bunch of spinach
9. 1 lettuce (heading variety)
10. Bunch of lettuce (leaf variety)
11. Bunch of asparagus
12. 1 pumpkin (named)
13. 1 cauliflower
14. 1 head of broccoli
15. 1 cabbage
16. Bunch of spring onions
17. 4 onions
18. 4 potatoes
19. Bunch of carrots (with half tops)
20. Bunch beetroot (with half tops)
21. 150gm green peas or snow peas
22. 150gm broad beans
23. Any other vegetable (named)
REMEMBRANCE
 Entries will be accepted on show day or by phone, post, or in person
EGGS & DAIRY RULES
1. 6 white hen eggs 1. Exhibits to be grown by
2. 6 brown hen eggs exhibiter
3. 6 hen eggs neither white nor
brown PRIZES
4. 6 eggs any other type e.g. duck Most Points Collections Section
(named)
5. 250ml cream Most Points Fresh Fruit &
6. 250gm butter Vegetable Section
7. 500ml milk Most Points Childrens Section
8. 1 block cheese any variety Champion Exhibit
(named)
9. 250ml yoghurt any variety or
flavour (named)
CHILDRENS
1. Bunch of radishes (5)
2. Bunch of parsley (5)
3. Any vegetable (named)
4. Any fruit (named)
5. The ugliest fruit or vegetable
6. 6 eggs

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REMEMBRANCE
 Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th of November
ROSES
1. 3 cuts, distinct, any variety
2. 3 cuts Roses distinct, full stamens
visible
3. 3 cuts Garden or Decorative Rose,
distinct
4. 1 cut Garden or Decorative Rose
5. 1 cut Rose, single form or one row of
petals
6. 3 cuts Floribunda Rose, distinct
colours
7. 1 cut Floribunda Rose
8. 1 cut Miniature Rose, 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 cuts Roses distinct, in own
container, points given for foliage, 1
bloom per stem
14. 1cut Rose, in own container, points
for foliage
15. 1 cut Rose with 1 full bloom, one
bud, points for foliage
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16. 1 cut Perfumed rose in own
container
17. 3 cuts Perfumed roses each in own
container, distinct varieties
CUT FLOWERS
18. 1 cut Flower, grown outside
19. 3 cuts, bulb, corm, tuber etc,
distinct varieties
20. 1 cut Fuchsia, height not to exceed
20 cm above container
21. 3 cuts Fuchsia, distinct colours,
height not to exceed 20cm above
container
22. 3 cuts Pelargoniums, distinct
colours
23. 1 cut Pelargonium
24. 3 cuts Ivy Geranium or Geranium,
distinct colour
25. 1 cut Ivy Geranium or Geranium
26. 3 cuts Marguerite daisy, distinct
(foliage allowed)
27. 3 cuts Pansies or Violas, distinct
colours (collars provided)
28. 3 cuts Sweet Peas, distinct colours
29. 1 cut Gladiolus
30. 1 cut bearded Iris
31. 1 cut Iris, not bearded
32. 3 Cuts, distinct varieties, one colour
REMEMBRANCE
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th of November
SHRUBS & NATIVES
33. 2 cuts Foliage Shrubs, distinct
varieties
34. 1 cut Foliage Shrub
35. 2 cuts Variegated foliage, distinct
varieties
36. 1 cut variegated foliage
37. 2 cuts Shrubs in bloom, (not native)
38. 1 cut Shrub in bloom
39. 1 cut Australian Native, in bloom,
(hybrids allowed)
40. 2 cuts Australian Natives, distinct
varieties (hybrids allowed), not in
bloom
41. 2 cuts Australian Natives, in bloom,
distinct varieties, 1 variety
42. 1 cut Bottlebrush, in bloom
43. 2 cuts Bottlebrush, in bloom,
distinct colours
44. 1 cut Grevillea
45. 2 cuts Grevillea, distinct varieties
46. 1 cut Leucadendron, in bloom
47. 2 cuts Leucadendron, in bloom,
distinct varieties
48. 1 cut Leucosperrnum, in bloom
49. 2 cuts Leucosperrnum, in bloom,
distinct varieties
50. 1 cut Protea, in bloom
51. 2 cuts Protea, in bloom, distinct
varieties
REMEMBRANCE
52. 1 cut Banksia, in bloom
53. 2 cuts Banksia, in bloom, distinct
varieties
FLORAL ART
54. Remembrance Wreath
55. A container of spring flowers and
shrubs (all around view)
56. A container of mixed Australian
native flowers and shrubs (all around
view)
57. An arrangement including a stump,
any flowers and shrubs (facing
forward).
58. Dried Arrangement: paint and
accessories allowed. Dried flowers and
materials only (no artificial flowers or
foliage), all around view.
FLORAL ART
NOVICE
59. Remembrance Wreath
60. A container of spring flowers and
shrubs (all around view)
61. Dried Arrangement: paint and
accessories allowed. Dried flowers and
materials only, no artificial flowers or
foliage, (all around view).
Note: Novice section for first time
exhibitors
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 Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th of November
POT PLANTS & CACTUS
62. 1 container of foliage, not fern
63. 1 container of variegated foliage
64. 1 container of Maidenhair fern
65. 1 container of fern, (not
Maidenhair)
66. 1 container of flowering Geranium
or Pelargonium
67. 1 container of coloured or
variegated leaf Geranium
68. 1 container in bloom
69. 1 Hanging Basket
70. 1 African Violet
71. 1 Cactus
72. 1 succulent
73. Succulent/s in unusual container
74. Cactus or Succulent garden
(container not to exceed 35 cm)
PRIZES AWARDED FOR
Champion Rose
Aggregate points for Roses
Champion Cut
Aggregate points for Cuts
Champion Shrubs & Natives
Aggregate points for Shrubs & Natives
Champion Floral Arrangement
Aggregate points for Floral Arrangement
Champion Pot Plant
Aggregate points for Pot Plants
Overall Aggregate Points
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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.Prizes awarded to Champion Rose and
aggregate points for Roses, Champion Cut
and aggregate points for Cuts, Champion
Shrub or Native and aggregate points for
Shrub or Native, Champion Pot Plant and
aggregate points for Pot Plant, Champion
Floral Arrangement, Aggregate points for
Floral Arrangement, Overall Aggregate Points
11.All pots not to exceed 35cm
TROPHIES & DONATIONS
We wish to express our appreciation to the
trophy donors for their generosity and thank
them for their continued support
REMEMBRANCE
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday the 8th of November
PER-SCHOOL - YEAR1 RULES
1. Remembrance Wreath Created with 1. Verbal Instructions allowed, but
paper plate and glued on flowers and Foliage physical arranging to be that of
2. Spring colour in a cup/mug the exhibitor
2. Flowers for entries can be
YEAR 2 YEAR 3 gathered from any source
3. Remembrance Wreath Created with 3. Arrangements must be staged in
paper plate and glued on flowers and Foliage water
4. Spring colour in a cup/mug 4. Only one entry per exhibitor per
class
YEAR 4 YEAR 5
5. Remembrance Wreath Created with
paper plate and glued on flowers and Foliage
6. Spring colour in a cup/mug
YEAR 6 YEAR 7
7. Remembrance Wreath Created with
paper plate and glued on flowers and Foliage
8. Spring colour in a cup/mug
YEAR 8 YEAR 12
Year 8-12 Students to enter in the
Novice Section

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REMEMBRANCE
 STOKES BAY
BUSH GARDEN
As featured on ABC Gardening Australia

The garden offers an easy look at a unique collection of

Kangaroo Island and Australia plants in a 3 hectare natural
bush setting

OVER 1200 DIFFERENT NAMED SPECIES

Over 150 Kangaroo Island varieties (17 endemic)
Large selection of native terrestrial orchids
Many rare, endangered and spectacular plants in the garden

FLOWERS, SEEDS & NATURAL TIMBER CRAFTS FOR SALE

Admissions 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: 08 8559 2244
Email: jcstan98@bigpond.net.au
In 1957 the newly formed Parndana Community came together to
create the Parndana Show. The aim was to create an event to
showcase the best Agriculture, Horticulture and Floriculture of the
new region.
Early on in the Parndana settlement history, it was in the process
of moving from the Parndana East campsite to the official
township of Parndana. Due to the moving process and the need
for a new venue, no official shows were held during 1964 and
1965.
The show since, has continued to thrive and grow to become an
annual family event for the Kangaroo Island community.
The Parndana Show Society would like to express its sincere
thanks and gratitude to everyone that has served as a committee
member, convenor, steward, judge or volunteer over the years.
Without such help our wonderful event would not be possible.
Also we give our gratitude to all businesses and persons that
have supported the society financially.
The Parndana Show Society would like to express our invitation to
attend our show in 2019, when we would be celebrating our 60th
show.
The Show Society will hold an entry day at the show pavilion,
Parndana on Saturday November 4th between 10am and 12pm.
Postal entries to be on official entry forms if possible, each person to
have separate forms, including name and address, childrens entry
forms to have parents name and can be posted to the secretary
P. O Box 62, Parndana, 5220 and must be available for collection on
Monday November 6th.
Phone entries are acceptable in most sections as are email entries. See
section pages for convenor contact information.
Some sections take entries on show day if placed before 9:30 am and
staged before judging.
All entries must be bona fide property of the exhibitor.
All exhibitors must place their entries in the space directed by the
convenor 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.
NAME:
ADDRESS:
SECTION EXHIBIT
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
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!
The Parndana Hotel is proud to be a sponsor of the Parndana Show
 BEER WINE
1. Light Ale / Pale Ale 9. White Wine
2. Lager 10. Red Wine
3. Draught 11. Sparkling Wine
4. Dark Ale / Real Ale 12. Vegetable or Fruit Wine
5. Stout / Black and Tan
6. Ginger Beer RULES
7. Cider - Any
8. Any Other 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

PH: 08 8553 3154

travel@kingscotetravel.com.au

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REMEMBRANCE
 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
a. Beeswax Candle Junior Entry
b. Beeswax Candle Senior Entry
9. Beeswax Foundation Candle
OTHER
11. Frame Sealed Honey Full Depth
12. Frame Sealed Honey Other Than
Full Depth
13. Section of Honeycomb
TROPHIES & DONATIONS
Kangaroo Island Beekeepers
Association
Kangaroo Island Pure Grain
REMEMBRANCE
PLATE OF RAISIN HONEY
GEMS (6)
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 tblsps hot water
METHOD
o
Set oven at 190 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.
PRIZES
Champion Honey Product Exhibit
$20 Cash Prize
Best Honey Exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
Best Beeswax Exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
Best Frame Exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
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 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
 Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Friday 3rd ofth November
Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00pm on Monday the 6 of November
QUILTING KNITTING & CROCHET
1. Large Bed Quilt Open 1. Item of Baby Clothing
2. Bed Quilt featuring Appliqu 2. Handmade Jumper or Cardigan
(hand or machinery) 3. Machine Knitted Jumper or
3. Bed Quilt featuring Machine Cardigan
Embroidery 4. Knitted Rug
4. Cot or Childs Quilt 5. Machine Knitted Rug
5. Lap Rug 6. Article, Handmade, not Specified
6. Wall Hanging 7. Article, Machine Knitted, not
7. Patchwork Article Specified
8. Novice selection in any of the PRIZES AWARDED FOR
above sections Grand Overall Champion
SEWING Grand Overall Champion Runner up
Champion Quilt
1. Clothing Article, not specified Champion Novice Quilt
2. Article with Machine Embroidery Champion Needlework
3. Cloth doll, dressed in clothing to be made Best Exhibit Colour
personally by hand or machine (can include Best Exhibit Domestic Machine Quilting
bought accessories such as glasses or Best Exhibit Original Design
jewellery) Judges Encouragement Award
NEEDLEWORK RULES
1. Article with hand Embroidery 1. Article may be only entered for one year
2. Article with Stumpwork 2. Convenor reserves the right to create extra
classes if needed (this includes creating
3. Article with hardanging classes for Primary or Secondary students)
4. Lacework tatting, completed 3. Convenor reserves the right not to display
article sub-standard work
4. Articles must be clean
5. Lacework tatting, incomplete 5. Entries will be received by rdphone, post, or
article in person until Friday the 3 of November
6. Tapestry (framed) 6. Entries to be in the hands ofththe convenor
7. Longstitch (framed) by 1:00 pm on Monday the 6 of November
8. Article not specified
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REMEMBRANCE
 Our Show Theme this year is Remembrance. We encourage you
to think of ways your entries can reflect this theme
IMPORTANT
rd
NOTES
All entries to be ready by Friday 3 November please.
Animals of Fruit and/or Vegetables to be done at home and delivered to the
pavilion by 9.30am on the day of the Show (years P-6)
Artwork to be A3 size if possible please.
Artwork to be done at school.
Artwork to be the childs own work.
Name, Year level and Class to be placed on the back of artwork please.
Only one entry per student in each numbered class
Craft work for years 7 12 is to be entered into the Craft Section
PRE-SCHOOL YEAR 6
1. Animal from fruit and/or vegetables (done at home)
2. Painting or picture in colour
3. Drawing
4. Other Medium collage, printing etc
5. Craft article
6. Small Construction
YEARS 7 12
1. Painting or Picture in Colour
2. Drawing
3. Any other Artwork
PRIZES
1st $2, 2 $1, 3 50c
nd rd
Prize money will not be awarded if a trophy is awarded
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REMEMBRANCE
 This section is open to all ages and styles of art
Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 9 of November
SECTIONS RULES
Themed Section 1. Themed section artist must use
Any medium may be used the theme of Spring, Life &
1. Remembrance Colour in their work
2. Current works section artist may
Current Works (any theme) use any theme
Any medium may be used 3. Three entries per person per class
2. 3D Work 4. Work to be done within the last
3. Portrait year
4. Landscape / Seascape 5. Work to be that of the artist
5. Abstract / Contemporary 6. Convenor reserves the right to
6. Still Life change classes based on entries
7. Flora / Fauna 7. Work to be given to convener by
8. Open 3:00pm Thursday November 9th

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

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REMEMBRANCE
 Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 9 of November
OPEN SECTION RULES
1. Remembrance 1. All exhibits to be in the hands
2. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind) of the convenor by 3:00pm
3. Native Flora and Fauna Thursday November 9th
4. Close Up 2. All exhibits to be mounted
5. Scenery suitable for hanging or pinning
6. Monotone Picture on the wall
7. Photo with a Caption 3. Entries must have exhibitors
8. Open name, section and class number
Note: Close up image is a shot taken at on the back
relatively close distance 4. Limit of four entries per person
12yrs TO 18yrs SECTION per class
1. Elements ( Water, Fire, Earth, Wind) PRIZES AWARDED FOR
2. Flora and Fauna
3. Scenery Open Section Champion
4. Monotone Picture Open Section Aggregate
5. Photo with a Caption 12yrs-18yrs Section Champion
6. Open 12yrs-18yrs Section Aggregate
Under 12yrs Section Champion
UNDER 12yrs SECTION Under 12yrs Section Aggregate
1. Animals
2. Scenery
3. Black and White or Sepia
4. Photo with a Caption
5. Open

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REMEMBRANCE
 THIS SECTION IS OPEN TO ALL AGES
Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 9 of November
PAPER CRAFTS PAPER CRAFTS
PARCHMENT CRAFT SCRAPBOOKING
1. Homemade Cards Punch Art 11. Open Scrapbooking - Children
Using punch staples, any theme Single or Double Page Spread
2. Homemade Cards 3D-quilled, 12. Open Scrapbooking
Paper Tole or Collage Any theme Wedding/Special Occasion
Single or Double Page Spread
3. Homemade Cards Embossed- 13. Open Scrapbooking - Travel
Pergamano, Powder or Die Cut Any Single or Double Page Spread
theme 14. Open Scrapbooking Open Subject
4. Homemade Cards Stamp or Single or Double Page Spread
Stencilled Any theme 15. Open Scrapbooking
5. Homemade Cards Christmas Any Remembrance
style, Christmas themed Match Show Theme, Single or Double Page
6. Homemade Cards Recycled Cards Spread
Any theme, Any Style
7. Homemade Cards Open Subject
Any theme, Any Style DECORATIVE CRAFTS
8. Homemade Cards Remembrance WOODWORK
Match Show Theme, Any Style
16. Open Woodwork Open Subject
DECOUPAGE Made with hand tools and power tools
9. Open Decoupage METALWORK
10. Open Decoupage 3D or Paper 17. Open Metalwork Open Subject
Tole MOSAIC
18. Open Mosaic Mosaic Object
19. Open Mosaic Open Subject

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REMEMBRANCE
 THIS SECTION IS OPEN TO ALL AGES
Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 9 of November
DECORATIVE CRAFTS PRIZES
EGG ARTISTRY Craft & Technology Champion
20. Junior Egg Artistry Open $25 Cash Prize
Subject under 18 years of age and under Most Creative Craftwork
21. Open Egg Artistry Open $25 Cash Prize
Subject Any size egg/eggs
RULES
FUNCTIONAL CRAFTS 1. All exhibits must be the work of the
exhibitor
CERAMICS 2. Name, age, section and class must be
22. Open Ceramics Open Subject attached to the entry
Glazed, Underglazed, airbrushed or plain 3. This is an open competition for all
surface ages. The convenor reserves the right
POTTERY to create extra classes if needed, based
on age of entrants, type of work and
23. Open Pottery Open Subject number of entries.
Glazed and fired 4. Entries will be received by phone,
post,
th
or in person until Wednesday the
8 of November
OPEN CRAFTS 5. Entries to be in the hands of the
convenor by 3:00 pm on Thursday the
ANY OTHER CRAFTS th
9 of November
24. Any Other Craft Open Subject

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REMEMBRANCE
 OPEN TROPHIES & PRIZES
1. Haiku, any theme, illustrated (may use Special convenors prize for the best
digital art). Remembrance item received
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up Open Section Champion Exhibit
- limit 1 page
4. Any piece of writing theme of Secondary Section Champion Exhibit
Remembrance - hand/digital Primary Section Champion Exhibit
illustrations optional Junior Primary Section Champion
SECONDARY STUDENTS Exhibit
1. Haiku, any theme, illustrated (may use
digital art). RULES FOR A HAIKU
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page)
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up 1. Limit of 3 lines
- limit 1 page 2. 1st and 3rd lines have 5 syllables
4. Any piece of writing theme of 3. 2nd line has 7 syllables
Remembrance - hand/digital
illustrations optional
PRIMARY STUDENTS RULES
1. Haiku, any theme, illustrated (may use
1. All exhibits must be the work of the
digital art). exhibitor
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page) 2. Section, class and name must be on
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made up the back of the entry
- limit 1 page 3. Please present your work in a plastic
4. Any piece of writing theme of sleeve for pinning up
Remembrance - hand/digital 4. Convenor reserves the right to create
illustrations optional extra classes if needed
JUNIOR PRIMARY 5. Entries will be received by phone,
STUDENTS email, post, orthin person until
1. Haiku, any theme, illustrated (may use Monday the 6 of November
digital art). 6. Entries to be in the hands of the
2. Poem, any theme (limit 1 page) convenor
th
by 3:00 pm on Tuesday the
3. Story, any subject (true, funny, made 7 of November (entries can be
up - limit 1 page emailed in)
4. Any piece of writing theme of
Remembrance - hand/digital
illustrations optional
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REMEMBRANCE
 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 please
5. 3 attempts at each height and youre
out
Starting at Approx. 3 pm being run
during the breaks in the shearing

Phone: 8553 2354

Grenfell Street, 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

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CREATIVE RECYCLING
 HEAVY FOWL PIGEONS
1. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed 16. Any other variety of Cock
Cock 17. Any other variety of Hen
2. Any Other Variety of Heavy Breed
Hen DOVES
18. Any Other Variety of Dove Cock
LIGHT BREED FOWL 19. Any Other Variety of Dove Hen
3. Any Other Variety of Light Breed Note * Diamond doves will not be
Cock accepted too small for the cages
4. Any Other Variety of Light Breed
Hen
SOFT FEATHER PRIZES AWARDED FOR
BANTAMS Champion Bird of the Show
5. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather Champion Junior Exhibit
Bantam Cock
6. Any Other Variety of Soft Feather
Bantam Hen
RULES
1. Pens will be provided, except for turkeys and geese
HARD FEATHER 2.
classes- Exhibitors need to provide cages.
Exhibitors must provide food and water for birds on
BANTAMS 3.
the day in suitable containers.
Birds must be disease and vermin free or they will
7. Any Other Variety of Hard Feather be automatically disqualified and must be
Bantam Cock removed from the show.
4. Birds must be quietened prior to the Show, any bird
8. Any Other Variety of Hard Feather that cannot be handled will not be accepted for
Bantam Hen judging
9. Tame Pet Fowl or Bantam to be 5. Judges may change a bird to the appropriate class
if it has been wrongly entered.
Judged on Tameness 6. Juniors to be under the age of 16 years on 31
WATERFOWL December in the showing year. (Please let
convenor know if you are entering as a Junior)
10. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl 7. All entries to be in place by 10 am Show Day,
Drake Judging will commence at 10.30am.
Note * Lice are a re-occurring problem that can be
11. Any Other Variety of Waterfowl easily removed either by dusting, dipping or
Duck spraying the birds with an insecticidal preparation
suitable for poultry.
12. Gander If scaly legs is attended to immediately, by spraying
13. Goose or dipping legs in oil, birds will respond.
14. Turkey Cock
15. Turkey Hen
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 WANT TO BUILD
A NEW HOME?
Kangaroo Island
Quality Homes
Locals supporting locals since 1980

Tony & Fiona Gilbert

08 8559 6014
0424 596 014
glibertki@bigpond.com
(also additions, renovations, other building work)
 CLASSES RULES
1. Most Clever Pet 1. Owners must be with pet at judging
2. Most Unusual Pet time for handling and to answer any
3. Best Cared for Pet questions the judge may ask
4. Dog or Puppy 2. Exhibits to be staged by 10:00 am
5. Any Other Pet 3. Owner to take care of animals
needs during the day
PRIZES 4. Bring own feed and water
A $10 CASH PRIZE WILL BE containers
AWARDED TO THE WINNER OR 5. Entries can be sent in prior to the
EACH CLASS show or on Show Day

Proud sponsors:

ISLAND Whitham &

Couchman Pty Ltd
Jane Bowering
T: 08 8553 2188
M: 0418 846 769
F: 08 8553 3173
E: islandstyle@internode.on.net Registered Tax
Mens, Womens & Childrens Agents
Fashion, Accessories, Roxy,
Billabong, Quicksilver, Hurley, Christopher Whitham Leah Couchman
Fox, Sportswear, Surf, Phone: 8553 2017 Fax: 85532630
Gym, Houseware, 23 Osmond Street, Kingscote
Furniture P. O. Box 95 Kingscote, SA 5223
accountants@internode.on.net

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 WHAT IS INVOLVED INFORMATION
Aim to complete all challenges in a Please contact the Parndana show
safe manner and the fastest time. Society for more information or to
Competition is a team based register your team.
challenge consisting of 4 people aged Entries will be taken on Show day
18 years and above Look out for starting time on show day.
(mix of 2 Men and 2 Women). A $400 cash prize will be awarded to
Involves several rural based the winning team.
challenges that competitors will find SUPPORTED BY
out on show day. A walkthrough the
challenges will occur before the South Australian
competition will start. Next Generation Group

ELDERS KINGSCOTE
ARE PROUD SPONSORS OF THE
PARNDANA
AH & F SHOW SOCIETY INC.
Your One Stop Shop for all Rural requirements:
Merchandise - Agronomy - Livestock - Insurance - Real Estate - Finance & Banking - Wool
CONTACT YOUR FRIENDLY TEAM AT ELDERS
Mon.-Fri. 8am to 5pm
Phone: 8551 4100 Address: 12 Telegraph Road, Kingscote.
Branch Manager/TSM Greg Downing 0427 974 440
Office Manager Tracy Mills 08 8551 4106
Sales Support Officer Marie McKay 08 8551 4101
Territory Sales Manager Stuart Were 0408 636 075
Farm Supplies Manager Richard Govan 0457 301 577
RE SSO/Farm Supplies Sarah McCormack 08 8551 4109
Agronomist Maree Gifford 0427 547 947
Real Estate Colin Hopkins 0408 393 991
Senior Real Estate SSO Tracie Heinrich 08 8551 4107
Finance Derek Wheaton 0407 790 127
Insurance Peter Martin 0408 834 690
Wool Rodger Lorraine 0417 851 706
Wool Marty Kay 0457 746 379

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 SPECIALISING IN
Fertiliser & Sand Spreading
Grain Cartage
Little Sahara Limesand Supply &
Cartage

Michael & Bec Vogt

Phone: 8559 5291
Mobile: 0439 930 053
 WHAT IS INVOLVED
Aim to complete all challenges in a
safe manner and the fastest time.
Competition is a team based challenge
consisting of 4 people aged 10 to 17
years (mix of 2 Boys and 2 Girls).
Involves several rural based challenges
that competitors will find out on show
day. A walkthrough 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.
A $100 cash prize will be awarded to
the winning team.

Mogas KI Fuel Services

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

Proudly supplying bulk fuel & Mobil lubricants to Kangaroo

Island for more than 25 years
We are proud to be a sponsor & wish the Parndana Show
Society all the best for the Annual Show
Distributors for:

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P. C. Roberts
Forestry Hydro-Ax
Millicent
Mob: 0408 849 019
 CLASSES RULES
1. 10 years of age and under 1. All participants must have
2. 11 year to 15 years of age appropriate safety clothing on to
3. Open over 15 years of age enter
2. All entries will be taken on the day
PRIZES 3. Participants to be at the BMX
A $10 CASH PRIZE WILL BE track by 12:45pm on show day
AWARDED TO THE WINNER OR 4. It will be a time trial competition
EACH CLASS AND $5 TO THE and the fastest time will win
RUNNER UP OF EACH CLASS

6 am 10pm

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KUCHELS BUILDING
CONTRACTING
Residential and light
Commercial Building

Jaan & Cherie Kuchel

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

Phone: 0428 116 594

Phone/Fax 08 8559 6196
Email: jckuchel@bigpond.net.au

Licence No. BLD188646/BLD208135

ABN 25 088 995 258
 Kids get creative and build something with your Lego
Entries will be taken on show day
CLASSES RULES
1. Ages 5 to 7 1. Maximum size to fit within a
2. Ages 8 to 10 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 classes
will receive a prize

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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.

Dalgety Wool
Proud sponsor of the
Parndana Show
At Dalgety Wool, we are proud to support the
local wool and sheep industry. Contact us
today to see how we can benefit your business.
Kingscote Branch
Open 1st & 3rd Friday of each Month 8AM 3PM
Daren Amos 0428 605 586

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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Murray Bridge Show: Sep 22 & Sep 23
Yankalilla Show: Sat Sep 30
Strathalbyn Show: Mon Oct 2
Port Elliot Show: Oct 7 & Oct 8
Coonalpyn Show: Sat Oct 21
Callington Show: Sun Oct 29
Uraidla Show: Sat Nov 5
KANGAROO ISLAND
ASSOCIATION
Kingscote Show: Sat Oct 28
Parndana Show: Sat Nov 11
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION
Angaston Show: Sat Feb 25
Mannum Show: Sat March 4
Tanunda Show: Sat March 10
Mt Pleasant Show: Sat March 18
Mt Barker Show: Sat March 25
For a full list of show dates go to
www.sacountryshows.com
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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 right
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.
REMEMBRANCE
 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL
OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society Education

Foundation of South Australia Inc

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 ISLAND

THE PARNDANA SHOW GENERAL INFORMATION

SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO Email: bbald@activ8.net.au
ACKNOWLEDGE ALL OF OUR Phone: 0407 401 858
0400 725 553
SPONSORS, WITHOUT THEIR
SUPPORT THIS EVENT WOULD Parndana A H & F Show
NOT BE POSSIBLE