Index

page 01 Section M
The Essentials page 03
The Committee page 04
At the Show page 05
General Rules page 06-07
Forms Section P
Trade Site Bookings page 09
Competion Sections Section Q
Section A
Horses in Action page 10-12
Section B
Sheep & Prime Lamb page 14
Section C
Open Wool page 20
Section D
Legacy Wool page 21
Section E
Shearing page 22
Section F
Cereals & Fodder page 24
Section G
Fruit, Vegetables & Dairy page 26-27
Section H
Honey Products page 30
Section I
Open Cookery & Preserves page 32-34
KI Produce Competition page 33
State Competition page 34
Section J
Children’s Cookery page 35
Section K
Floriculture page 36-39
Open page 36-38
Children’s section page 39
Section L
Home Brew page 40
Quilting & Needlework page 42
Section N
Children’s Section page 44
Section O
Open Art page 46
Photography page 47
Crafts & Hobbies page 48
Section R
Literacy page 50
Section S
Dog Jumping page 52
Section T
Pigeons & Poultry page 54
Section U
Pet page 56
Section V
Young Farmers Challenge page 58
Junior Farmers Challenge page 58
Section W
BMX Racing page 60
Section X
Lego Building page 62
Section Y
Young Achiever Award page 63
Competition Entry
Entry Form page 64
How to Enter page 65
Country Shows SA page 67
Supporting Partners page 68
Show Sponsors page 70

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AT THE GATE SHOW THEME
Gate times - for show staff and exhibitors This year’s theme is
gates will open from 7:30am, for general “Produce from Our Island Home”
public gates will open from 9:00am, gates
will close for entry for general public from Keep this in mind when thinking about
5:00pm, gates will close for to all patrons, your entries as most sections have a class
staff and exhibitors from 7:00pm the venue related to this. Also additional prizes are
must be cleared after this time. often awarded in themed sections.
To help with traffic flow at the gate we
ask that if you are not involved in any set This year we are celebrating all the
up then it is best to plan to arrive after wonderful produce and variety we produce
9:00am, we can insure that you will not each year from our island home.
miss out on anything as all planned
activities will start after this time. OFFICIAL OPENING
Show opening at 12:00pm by Leon Bignell
AT THE PAVILION MP, South Australian House of Assembly
All entries to be in place by 9:30am as Reopening of pavilion for public viewing.
Contact convenors listed in this book for THANK YOU
judging will commence at 10:00am.
details on sections, rules and entry closing The Parndana Show Society would like to
express its gratitude to all that have
dates. supported this year’s event: patrons,
sponsors, convenors and
volunteers.

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PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs. G. Ahwan, Mr. T. Bennett,
Mr. R. Cass, Mrs. J. Dunn,
Welcome to the 63rd annual Parndana Show. Mr. I. Kelly, Mrs. M. Kelly,
2022 has been another interesting year with the passing Mr. S. Kelly, Mrs. E. Murton,
of most Covid restrictions now gone and things getting Mr. N. Murton, Mrs. S. Pledge,
back to how they should be. We are also seeing what Mr. W. Roper, Mrs. L. Sarson,
looks like a great season for our farmers, with these Mrs. K. Stanton, Mr. M. Tremaine,
spring rains keeping our paddocks looking green. We Mrs. M. Tremaine
just hope the rain holds off for us on show day. PAST LIFE MEMBERS
This year’s show is all about “Produce from our Island Mrs B Bald, Mr. R. Borgmeyer,
Mr. L. Bowden, Mrs. A. Hilder,
Home”. Our Island produces some amazing produce
each year and this year we wanted to celebrate all the Mr. J. Parker, Mr. S. Sheridan
hard work the residents put into producing their prod- Mr. J. Tremaine, Mr. W West
ucts for everyone. We hope that with this season every- PRESIDENT
one has a great harvest and continues to show how well Nicholas Tremaine
this Island does not only locally but also across Austra- 0407 401 858
lia.
VICE PRESIDENT
Kate Stanton 0447 800 617
The Society would like to thank the efforts of all our vol- SECRETARIE /
unteers and the generosity of all our sponsors, that help TREASURER
us put on this event each year for to the community. Nicholas Tremaine
It would not be possible without all your support each 0407 401 858
year, so thank you.
SITE CONVENOR
Nicholas Tremaine
Lastly, I would like to thank my committee, Kate, Alicia, 0407 401 858
Sarah, Stella, Robert, Helen, Josh, Bill, Mervyn, the con- Josh Mumford
venors and everyone that has helped to put this year’s
event together. You have all put in a lot of hard work COMMITTEE MEMBERS
and I thank you for your efforts. Sarah McCormack,
Helen Mumford, Josh Mumford,
The Society welcomes you to join us on Saturday No- Bill Roper Stella Benney,
vember 12th for a fun filled day for the whole family. Robert Benney
President
Nicholas Tremaine

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 Along with entertainment all day long to keep you
entertained, you will also find some great
JUMP EASY INFLATABLES demonstrations to fill your mind with knowledge.
5 in 1 mega combo - under 5’s only KANGAROO ISLAND
31 foot obstacle - all ages WOOL PARADE
Nuclear Meltdown - all ages Main stage
Nuclear radical Run - all ages LIVE COOKERY JUDGING
Rock N Roll Gladiator Arena - all ages Marquee
Bungee Run Challenge - all ages LIVE MUSIC
Amusement precinct Marquee
KANGAROO ISLAND FARM EXPO
MERRY GO ROUND Main oval
Amusement precinct
HEALTH AND WELLBEING EXPO
ANIMAL FARM Guest speakers - see show day
Courtyard precinct program
SHEARING COMPETITION Sports club
Main stage
DOG JUMPING
Courtyard precinct
BMX COMPETITION
BMX track
YOUNG & JUNIOR
FARMER CHALLENGES
Horse arena
HORSES IN ACTION
Horse arena

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#1 TRADE AND STALL SITES
Site Bookings:
Single undercover site [ 3m x 3m ] $40.00
Double undercover site [ 3m x 6m ] $80.00
Single open site [ 3m x 3m ] $30.00
Double open site [ 3m x 6m ] $60.00
Extras:
Standared table [ 70cm x 180cm ] $5.00
Power [ 10amp ] $5.00
Power [ 15amp ] $5.00
Site holders that do not hold their own insurance are required to pay the first $1500 of
any liability claim.
The sale of pop guns and cap guns is prohibited at the show and any found will be
confiscated. Contravening this rule brings automatic disqualification of the stall holder
at future shows.
#2 GENERAL ADMITTANCE
Admission:
Adults $10.00
Pensioners $5.00
Children under 16 FREE
#3 ENTRIES
Postal Entries:
Postal entries to be on official entry forms if possible. Each person to have separate
forms that include name and address. Children’s entry forms to have parent’s name also
and must be available for collection on Monday November 07 . th
Entries forms can be posted to the secretary P.O. Box 139, Parndana, 5220 or emailed to
parndanashow@gmail.com
Phone or Email Entries:
Phone or email entries are acceptable in most sections. For more information see listed
contact details for convenors listed on each section page.
Entry Day:
The Parndana Show Society will hold an entry day at the show pavilion in Parndana on
Saturday November 05 between 10:00am and 12:00pm for anyone that wishes to drop
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their entries off in person.
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#4 EXHIBITS
All entries must be bona fide property of the exhibitor.
Show Week Exhibits:
Please note that some sections have entry closing dates prior to show day, for more
information see listed details for these dates on each section page.
Show Day Exhibits:
Exhibitors that place their entries on show day must place their entries in the space
directed by the convenor by 9:30am. To assist convenors please label all exhibit entries
with your name, section and class on the back or underside.
Late entries will not be accepted.
Show Day Exhibits:
No exhibits to be removed before 4:00pm.
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
Pavilion Closure:
The pavilion will close to the public and doors will be locked from 10:00am.
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.
Judging Guidelines:
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
The following items are prohibited at all country shows
Bouncing Beans Horns and Trumpets Silly String
Drug Related Goods (including Knives (including Pen Knives) Stink Bombs
Cocaine Kits, Bongs etc) (excluding appropriately packaged Water Bombs
Explicit and Hardcore kitchenware sets) Water Pistols over 150mm (6”)
T-Shirts Laser Pointers, Pen Lights or Toy Guns are acceptable,
Explicit DVD’d & Videos Laser Toys however, the following are
Fake Cigarettes Metal and wooden Martial NOT:
Fireworks - Crackers Art Nunchakas Replica Guns and Pistols
Fie Wallets Playing Cards (Nude or Lurid) Ball Bearing Guns
Fuel Type Fire Lighters - Pressure Pack Snow Gel Blaster GunsEight Shot
(Zippo) Pressure Pack Fart Gas Caps
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TAX INVOICE
ABN: 62 362 510 074
Please fill in all details and return the below trade site form to secure your booking
Note this form acts as your tax invoice
TRADE SITE BOOKING DETAILS
Trade Site Name:
Contact Person:
Postal Address:
Email Address:
Phone Number:
Site Booking: [please indicate selected site] Cost Number Total
Single undercover site [ 3m x 3m ] $40.00
Double undercover site [ 6m x 3m ] $80.00
Single open site [ 3m x 3m ] $30.00
Double open site [ 6m x 3m ] $60.00
Extras
Standared tables [70cm x 180cm] $5.00
Power [10amp] $5.00
Power [15amp] $5.00
Gate passes: FREE
Note: GST is not included in trade site payments TOTAL:

HOW TO PAY:
CHEQUE: EFT:
Parndana Show Societ BSB: 105-094 Account Number: 726954840
P. O. Box 139 Account Name: Parndana A, H & F Show Societ INC.
Parndana , SA, 5220
Please email a copy of the payment receipt to parndanashow@gmail.com, CC springywaters@bigpond.com .
PAYMENTS NOT PAID IN FULL BEFORE SHOW DAY WILL INCUR A LATE FEE CHARGE OF $10.00.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Site Bookings & Enquiries: To secure your site please email this form to email: parndanasites@gmail.com Enquiries to parn-
danasites@gmail.com or ph 0407401858
Site at the Show: sites to be set up by 9am and to be packed down by 7pm. Please place all rubbish in bins
provided and leave the site as you found it.
Food & Alcohol Sites: please ensure you have filled out the required forms from Kangaroo Island Council, if alcohol will be sold please
ensure you have appropriate liquor licensing
Insurance: Site holders that do not hold their own insurance are required to pay the first $1500 of any liability claim
Payment Details:
Note: This form acts as your tax invoice, payments can be made to the Show Society by the following;
To secure your trade site booking please return this form to parndanasites@gmail.com
or post to Parndana Show Society P.O Box 139, Parndana 5220

Deadline for traide site bookings and payment: STRICTLY Sunday 6th November

Parndana A, H & F Show Society INC.

A: P.O Box 139, Parndana, SA, 5220 P: 0407 401 858 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
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 SPONSOR: PIRSA
CONVENOR: KANGAROO ISLAND PONY CLUB
No classes shall be held unless the judges agree
Riders may wear Pony Club uniform or Hacking attire.
RINGanyAage
- OPEN HACK RING COMBINED JUNIOR AND
- 8:00am to 12pm
Riders are not permitted to complete in more than
OPEN HACK RING
to be run after completion of other Hack events
one Hack Ring (except for the Led classes [1,2,3,4 &
Classes: Classes:
01. Led Pony 18. Pair of Hacks - any height
02. Led Galloway 19. Working Hunter - under 15hh, max 65cm
03. Led Hack - over 15hh 20. Working Hunter - over 15hh, max 75cm
04. Led Horse - 4 years & under
05. Champion & Reserve Led Hack -
winner classes 1, 2, 3 & 4
06. Best Presented - under 17 yrs
07. Best Presented - 17 yrs & over
08. Junior Rider - under 17 yrs
09. Senior Rider - 17 yrs over
If you compete in class 10,11,12 you are not eligible to
compete in class 14 & 15 or vice versa, you must choose to
compete either as a Show Hack or Show Hunter. 5] & the
Combined ring)
10. Show Pony - under 14hh
11. Show Galloway - 14hh - 15hh
12. Show Hack - over 15hh
13. Champion & Reserve Hack -
winner of classes 10, 11 & 12 second place win-
ners to standby for reserve
If you compete in class 10,11,12 you are not eligible to
compete in class 14 & 15 or vice versa, you must choose to
compete either as a Show Hack or Show Hunter. 5] & the
Combined ring)
14. Show Hunter - under 15hh
15. Show Hunter - over 15hh
16. Champion & Reserve Hunter -
winner of classes 14 & 15, second place winners
to standby for reserve
17. Pleasure Hack

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 SPONSOR: PIRSA
CONVENOR: KANGAROO ISLAND PONY CLUB
No classes shall be held unless the judges agree
Riders may wear Pony Club uniform or Hacking attire.
RINGENCOURAGE
B - JUNIOR RINGHACK / RINGENCOURAGE
B - JUNIOR RINGHACK /
under 17yrs - 8:30am to 12pm under 17yrs - 8:30am to 12pm
to commence after led classes in CONTINUED
open ring in open ring Classes:
Classes can be split at discretion of judge depend-
ing on competitors ability, (ie riders who are on 18. Pleasure Mount - over 14hh
lead, coming off lead or those who cannot canter
confidently in an open area.)
19. Encouragement Award -
(awarded at judge’s discretion - may or may not
Riders are not permitted to complete in more than be ridden)
one Hack Ring (except for the Led classes [1,2,3,4 & 20. Sportsperson Award -
5] & the Combined ring) (awarded at judge’s discretion) - may or may not
Classes: be ridden
01. Best Presented Mount & Rider -
under 10 yrs
02. Best Presented Mount & Rider - JUNIOR & SENIOR
10 yrs & under 13yrs
03. Best Presented Mount & Rider -
NOVELTIES
TO BE RUN CONCURRENTLY,
13yrs & under 17yrs if 3 or more competitors
04. Rider on Lead - must remain led for the day
05. Rider - under 10 yrs Classes:
06. Rider - 10 yrs & under 13 yrs 01. Bending
07. Rider - 13yrs & under 17 yrs 02. Flag & Barrel
08. Champion & Reserve Rider 03. Texas Barrel
09. Pony Hack - under 14hh
10. Galloway Hack - 14hh - 15hh
11. Hack - over 15hh
12. Champion & Reserve Hack
13. Best Combination -
under 14hh (pony and rider compatibility)
14. Best Combination -
over 14hh (horse and rider compatibility)
15. Best Childs Mount - under 14hh
16. Best Childs Hack - over 14hh
17. Pleasure Mount - under 14hh

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 SPONSOR: PIRSA
CONVENOR: KANGAROO ISLAND PONY CLUB
No classes shall be held unless the judges agree
Riders may wear Pony Club uniform or Hacking attire.
SHOW JUMPING NOTES
Approximately 1pm Note *
* Show Jumping events 2-4 will be run un-
Classes: der table A M3 rules (1 round and a jump
01. Freshmans - 1 off)
round per combination only at max heights 35cm * Article 238 – methods of determining the
& 55cm scores under table A 1.2.
02. Junior U17/Senior Show Jumping - max A competition not against the clock with
60cm, combination cannot compete in class 3. a time allowed but in the event of equality
03. Junior U17/Senior Show Jumping - max of penalties for first place there will be one
70cm, combination cannot compete in class 2. jump-off against the clock. Other athletes
04. Open competition - min 70cm are placed according to their penalties in the
05. Rescue Relay first round.
06. Open 6 Bar
07. Open Hunter Competitors in Show
Jumping Events
Classes 6 & 7 will only be run if sufficient • Complete at their own risk. Neither the
competitors. organising committee nor the Show Society
accept any responsibility for any accident,
damage, injury or illness to horse, rider,
THANK YOU TO ALL grounds, spectators or any other people or
SPONSORS property whatsoever.
• Please note it is advisable to bring
CHABALLO your own Horse Water.
KANGAROO ISLAND HUNT CLUB • Parking will be along School boundary
NUTRIEN fence (please watch out for newly planted
KAUPPILA BUILDERS trees).
WHITHAM & COUCHMAN • Classes may be changed/removed as
KANGAROO ISLAND VETERINARY deemed appropriate by the convenor on the
CLINIC day of the show.
KI NATUROPATHY & HEALTH FOOD
NUTRIEN AG SOLUTIONS
BARK HUT WHITE SUFFOLK AND
COMPOSITE STUD 

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 Photo: Tim Prance

Proudly supporting
Kangaroo Island’s agricultural industries
to prosper and grow

The Department of Primary General Enquiries: 8553 4949

Industries and Regions PIRSA Offices:
Shops 5 & 7, 56 Dauncey St, Kingscote
(PIRSA) team on Kangaroo
https://www.pir.sa.gov.au
Island will continue to work
with primary producers and Animal Health:
Kate Buck 0419 091 156
the wider community to help
Fisheries:
strengthen our primary sector Aaron Ledgard & Justin Prior 8553 4949
through advice, support and Soil and Land Management:
financial assistance. Lyn Dohle 0419 846 204
Feral Pig Eradication:
Landholders can access: Matt Korcz 0438 117 513

• technical advice, educational KI Bushfire Recovery Program:

courses and workshops Animal Health:
• financial support through the On- Ashleigh Baker 0429 523 469
farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Biosecurity:
Rebate Scheme, Cape tulip Andrew Triggs 0427 981 410
equipment subsidy, viticulture &
horticulture grants Bushfire Recovery:
Lyn Dohle 0419 846 204
• enhanced biosecurity programs Jen Trethewey 0427 594 220
through weed management, animal
health, and signage and resources Farm Business Resilience:
protecting the island from pests and Jen Trethewey 0427 594 220
diseases. Toxo & Sarco Surveillance:
Ryan O’Handley 0405 322 615
Weed Control:
Laura Williams 0436 599 853
Suzie Berry 0419 330 558
Sheep Blow Fly Eradication:
Maarten Van Helden 0481 544 429

These projects are jointly funded by the South Australian and Australian Governments under National
Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements, including the Local Economic Recovery Program.
 SPONSOR: NUTRIEN AG SOLUTIONS
CONVENOR: ROBERT BENNEY
P: 0457 066 124 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Exhibitors wishing to enter into this sheep competition may leave their stock on the
back of a ute or trailer, entries taken on show day
WOOL BREEDS AWARDS WOOL BREEDS RULES
01. Only 1 entry per person per section.
Classes: 02. All sheep must be disease and vermin
01. 1 Ram free. Stewards may order the removal of
02. 1 Ewe diseased or infected sheep from the show-
grounds.
03. All sheep exhibited must be bona fide
BRITISH BREEDS AWARDS property of the exhibitor.
04. Where competition is restricted to less
Classes: than two sheep in any one class, the
03. 1 Ram judge is absolved from the necessity of
04. 1 Ewe awarding.
05. All entries to be staged by 9:00am.
PRIME LAMB AWARD PRIME LAMB RULES
01. Only 1 entry per person per section.
Classes: 02. All prime lambs to be judged on commer-
05. Pen of 3 light trade - 36 - 44kg cial value, except where otherwise stated.
06. Pen of 3 trade - 45 - 52kg 03. All lambs must be disease and vermin
07. Pen of 3 export - 52kg and up free. Stewards may order the removal of
diseased or infected sheep from the show-
Lambs to be judged on: grounds.
Weight, Evenness, Bloom and Suitability to 04. No lamb may be entered in more than
Trade one class, other than Championships.
05. Should a judge consider a lamb has been
PRIME LAMB TROPHIES entered in a wrong class, he/she may
shift the entry to the appropriate class
Light Weight Winner and alter the steward’s hook accordingly.
$30 cash prize 06. For judging of championships, all first
prize winning pens of two or three are
Medium Weight Winner eligible.
$30 cash prize 07. All entries to be in pens by 9:00am.
08. Competitors must hold own lambs, or
Heavy Weight Winner make arrangements to provide their own
$30 cash prize handlers.
09. All lambs exhibited must be bona fide
property of the exhibitor.
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Welcome to the Parndana Show!
Kangaroo Island Wool is excited to be at the
show with a pop-up shop on the market trail.
A great opportunity to stock up for next winter
or get someone special a wonderful Christmas
gift that will last the test of time!
We are running a special offer $25 off jumpers,
poncho’s and wraps.

Don’t forget to catch our fashion show held in

the shearing shed - time to be confirmed on
announcement on show day.
See you there!!

Kangarooislandwool.com

Over the past five years the team at Kangaroo

Island Wool have been delighting wool lovers
with their stylish and comfortable luxury wool
garments - and now they have announced the
launch of their first physical store in December
2021 - right in the heart of Kangaroo Island.

Focusing on the aesthetic and environmental

appeal of the island’s geographic location,
maintaining excellent environmental practices,
high standards of animal husbandry and
welfare practices plus promoting the value of
the family farm, Kangaroo Island Wool produce
garments that are not just your usual winter
woolie.

This natural, sustainable fibre makes durable,

versatile clothing and accessories. Soft and
warm when you buy Kangaroo Island Wool, you
can be sure it’s a purchase you will treasure for
many years to come.

From December 2021, pop into the brand new

store and pick yourself up some of the finest,
100% locally grown wool garments Australia
has to offer.
 SPONSOR: KANGAROO ISLAND WOOL
CONVENOR: MICHAEL STATON
P: 0427 992 260 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
OPEN WOOL
Classes:
01. Merino Ram Fleece - medium, any age
02. Merino Ram Fleece - fine, any age
03. Merino Ewe Fleece -
medium, over 1 ½ years
04. Merino Ewe Fleece -
medium, under 1 ½ years
05. Merino Ewe Fleece - fine, over 1 ½ years
06. Merino Ewe Fleece - fine, under 1 ½ years
07. Merino Wether Fleece - any age
08. Polwarth Ram Fleece - any age
09. Polwarth Ewe Fleece - any age
OPEN WOOL TROPHIES
Champion Ewe Fleece
$40 cash prize
Champion Ram Fleece
$40 cash prize
Champion Wether Fleece
$40 cash prize
Champion Fleece of the Show
$40 cash prize
Thank you to all of our sponsors
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RULES
01. Late entries will only be accepted
where unavoidable.
02. All wool to be in hands of stewards be-
fore 9:00am Show Day.
03. All wool to be 12 months grown and
skirted.
04. Unskirted fleeces will not be considered.
05. Judges reserve the right to enter to an-
other class any fleece they consider to
be in the wrong class.
06. No entries to be taken after the Show
by the exhibitor before being checked
by the stewards.
07. Merino counts: 70s and Finer-Superfine;
64s Fine; 60s Medium; 58s Strong.
08. All wool to be Kangaroo Island grown
except open Legacy classes.
09. Championships only awarded to Kanga-
roo Island grown wools.
 SPONSOR: LEGACY
CONVENOR: NEIL ARNOLD
P: 08 8559 6035 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
LEGACY WOOL RULES
Classes: 01. All fleeces for competition to be
01. Merino Ewe - medium, any age skirted ready for auction, and in
02. Merino Ewe - fine, any age steward’s hands prior to 9:00am Show
03. Merino Wether - open class, any age Day.
04. Merino Ram - open class, any age 02. The committee do not hold themselves
responsible for loss or damage to any
NOTES exhibit.
03. Judges reserve the right to enter to
Note * Fleeces or other wool not intended another class any fleece they consider
for competition in this section are appropriate.
welcomed as a donation to Legacy.
LEGACYDonated
WOOL TROPHIES
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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 SPONSOR: SEALINK, A. R. RHODES, ELDERS
CONVENOR: SIMON KELLY
P: 08 8559 2223 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
COMPETITION PROGRAM RULES
GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON 01. The committee reserves the right to restrict
FREE ENTRY the number of competitors in any event.
ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY 02. Draw will be made on the day.
Sign up for your event in the show Competitors are asked to present
shearing shed one hour before event ONE HOUR prior to their event,
Thanks to the KI Shearing Hall of Fame for themselves
for the draw. Competitors must attend their
sponsoring 3 packets of combs as prizes. official draw
03. Entries accepted on the day.
PLATINUM LIVESTOCK
NOVICE COMPETITION - 11:00am start 04. The committee of the Association
reserve the right: to reject any entry without
1st - $50 & a packet of Combs assigning any reason; to cancel any event
2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 or class; or to alter the time at which any
event or class is to take place.
A. R. RHODES
INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION - 12:00pm 05. Combs of own preference will be acceptable
as start in the Shearing Industry Award.
start 06. Competitors will be awarded the maximum
1st - $250 & a packet of combs points for completing their allotted sheep
2nd - $150, 3rd - $50 within the minimum time, to be decided by
the judges prior to the competition and after
SEALINK
OPEN COMPETITION - 1:00pm start the inspection of the sheep. Points for speed
1st - $450 plus Sealink Ticket & a packet of will be deducted from competitors who take
longer than the agreed minimum time. No
combs extra points will be awarded to those shear-
2nd - $250, 3rd - $100 ing faster than the agreed minimum time.
The emphasis of this competition is on
ELDERS quality shearing rather than speed.
TEAM SHEARING COMPETITION - 3:00pm 07. Score cards must be checked by each
start competitor, and any mistakes must be
4 shearers per team, (2 sheep each) reported within fifteen minutes after
$500 cash prize plus Elders products completion of heats.
To be distributed amongst the place 08. Shearers will be required to supply their
getters. own handpiece with a worm drive.
09. Finalists are required to be in neat casual
SHED HAND COMPETITION dress for presentation of prizes.
1st, 2nd & 3rd 10. Participants do so at their own risk.
Elders products to be distributed amongst
the place getters.

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 SPONSOR: EMMETTS
CONVENOR: MICHAEL KELLY
P: 08 8559 2249 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries taken on show day, if staged before 9:30am
SHEAF COMPETITION RULES
Classes: 01. All sheaves to be no less than 10cm in
01. Wheat - best grain diameter at centre tie and to have roots
02. Triticale - best grain attached.
03. Barley - 2 row 02. Exhibits to be in place by 9:30am.
04. Barley - 6 row
05. Oats - hest hay
06. Oats - best grain CEREALS & FODDER
07. Beans TROPHIES
08. Peas
09. Lupins Champion Cereals & Fodder Exhibit
10. Canola $30 Cash Prize
11. Any Other
Andrew Kelly Memorial Trophy
HAY & FODDER $50 Cash Prize
COMPETITION 2020 Andrew Kelly Memorial Trophy
Classes: Winner
12. Sample of hay - lucerne David Hall
13. Sample of hay - meadow
14. Sample of hay - cereal

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 SPONSOR: DAISH IRRIGATION
CONVENOR: DANIELLE BOWDEN
P: 08 8559 2214 E: littleone_dk@hotmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post, email or in person until Thursday November 10th
Entries accepted on show day at convenor discretion only if space and time allows
COLLECTIONS FRESH FRUIT &
3 or more varieties for a collection VEGETABLES
A bunch is at least 4 pieces,
Classes: judged on uniformity
01. Collection of fresh fruit
02. Collection of dried fruit Classes:
03. Collection of vegetables 01. 2 lemons
04. Collection of herbs 02. 2 oranges
05. Basket of garden produce 03. 2 loquats
04. 2 fruit - any variety, named
05. 150g berries - any variety, named
BIGGEST PUMPKIN 06. 1 pumpkin - named
COMPETITION 07. 1 lettuce - heading variety
08. 1 cauliflower - any variety, named
Competiton guidelines: 09. 1 broccoli - any variety, named
01. Open only to participants who signed 10. 1 cabbage - any variety, named
up at the 2020 Parndana Show 11. 4 onions - any variety, named
02. One entry per person 12. 4 potatoes - any variety, named
03. Seeds were provided 13. Bunch of rhubarb - no tops
04. To be judged on size only 14. Bunch of parsley
15. Bunch of silverbeet - broad stem
Sign up for free at the 2019 Parndana 16. Bunch of spinach
Show to be eligible for the 2020 17. Bunch of lettuce - leaf variety
competition 18. Bunch of asparagus
19. Bunch of spring onions
BIGGEST 20. Bunch of carrots - with half tops
FRUIT OR VETETABLE 21. Bunch of beetroot - with half tops
COMPETITION 22. Bunch of leeks
23. 150gm peas - green or snow peas
Competiton guidelines: 24. 150g broad beans
01. Open to all participants 25. Any other vegetable - named
02. One entry per person
03. To be judged on size only

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 SPONSOR: DAISH IRRIGATION
CONVENOR: DANIELLE BOWDEN
P: 08 8559 2214 E: littleone_dk@hotmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post, email or in person until Thursday November 10th
Entries accepted on show day at convenor discretion only if space and time allows
EGGS & DAIRY RULES
01. Exhibits to be grown by exhibiter
Classes: 02. Entries will be received by phone, post
01. 6 eggs - white hen or thin person until Thursday November
02. 6 eggs - brown hen 10
03. 6 eggs - neither white nor brown hen 03. Entries accepted on show day at
04. 6 eggs - any other type eg. duck, named convenor discretion only if space and
05. 250ml cream time allows
06. 250g butter
07. 500ml milk
08. 1 block cheese - any variety, named FRUIT, VEGETABLES &
09. 250ml yoghurt - DAIRY
any variety or flavour, named TROPHIES
CHILDREN’S Most Points Open Section
A bunch is at least 4 pieces,
judged on uniformity Most Points Children’s Section
Classes: Champion Exhibit
01. Bunch of parsley
02. Any vegetable - named Trophies donated by Mitre 10 Kingscote
03. 2 lemons
04. Any fruit - named
05. The ugliest fruit or vegetable
06. 6 eggs - white
07. 6 eggs - brown
ANIMAL MADE FROM
FRUIT OR VEGETABLE
Classes:
01. Ages 1 to 5
02. Ages 6 to 9
03. Ages 10 to 13
04. Agest 14 to 18
05. Open

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COME AND FIND US AT THE SHOW! OR
CONTACT cory@daish.com.au
41 Milnes Road Strathalbyn Ph: 8536 4422
Supporting
Community Events
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supports Kangaroo
Island community
groups, charities, sporting clubs,
school students, services and
events and is a proud sponsor of the
Parndana AH&F Show for 2022.
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CONVENOR: GRAHAM CARMICHAEL
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HONEY RAISIN 6HONEY GEMS
to a plate
Classes:
01. 500g Honey - Light Amber Open to all school aged children
02. 500g Honey - Medium Amber Using recipe on page 22 of the
03. 500g Honey - Dark Amber Kangaroo Island Honey Cookbook
04. 500g Honey - Candied
05. 500g Honey - Creamed INGREDIENTS
06. Honey - Novelty 1 ½ cups of clear ¼ tsp carb soda
(ie. Honey Confection, Honey with Fruits, Nuts) honey 1 tsp cinnamon
190g margarine 1 ½ cups rolled oats
BEESWAX 1 beaten egg ¾ cup of raisins
2 ½ cups plain flour 2 tblsps hot water
Classes: 2 ¼ tsps baking
07. 500g Beeswax - in flora margarine mould powder
08. Beeswax Candle - Junior Entry
09. Beeswax Candle - Senior Entry METHOD
10. Beeswax Candle - Foundation Set oven at 190 oC. In a large bowl blend,
honey and margarine. Beat egg and add
OTHER to honey mixture. Add flour and dry
ingredients to the mixture. Add rolled oats,
Classes: raisins and water. Mix well. Drop teaspoon
11. Frame Sealed Honey - full depth fulL on a greased tray. Bake for 15 minutes.
12. Frame Sealed Honey - other than full depth
13. Section of Honeycomb
HONEY PRODUCTS
TROPHIES
TROPHIES & DONATIONS Champion honey product exhibit
Kangaroo Island Beekeepers Association $20 Cash Prize
Kangaroo Island Pure Grain
Best honey exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
Best beeswax exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
Best frame exhibit
$10 Cash Prize
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 SPONSOR: KANGAROO ISLAND OATS
CONVENOR: CAROL HOUSTON
P: 0428 880 107 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
PRESERVES
Jams and pickles to be covered with cellophane tops
LARGE CAKES
Cake Approx. 23cm
Classes: Classes:
01. 1 jar of jam - apricot 23. 1 cake - chocolate, iced
02. 1 jar of jam - strawberry 24. 1 cake - Jubilee
03. 1 jar of jam - any variety 25. 1 cake - any variety
04. 1 jar of preserved fruit - any variety 26. 1 sponge roll - jam filled
05. 1 jar of sauce - tomato 27. 1 sponge sandwich - jam filled
06. 1 jar of sauce - any variety
07. 1 jar of chutney - any variety PARNDANA HOTEL BEER
08. 1 jar of pickle - any variety
09. 1 jar olives - any variety CAKE COMPETITION
Own recipe to be used. (Cake Approx. 23cm)
10. 1 jar of vegetable pickle - any variety Recipe available on request.
YEAST & PASTRY
18cm plate to be used
Prizes
1st, 2nd, 3rd – a quantity of beer
Classes: Donated by The Parndana Hotel
11. 1 loaf of bread - white
12. 1 loaf of machine bread - any variety COOKING & PRESERVES
13. 1 sourdough - any variety
14. Pastry - any variety, savoury
TROPHIES
15. Pastry - any variety, sweet Champion preserves exhibit
$15 Cash Prize
SMALL CAKES
18cm plate to be used
Champion yeast & pastry exhibit
$15 Cash Prize
Classes: Champion small cake exhibit
16. 4 scones - plain $15 Cash Prize
17. 4 muffins - sweet Champion large cake exhibit
18. 4 gluten free muffins - sweet $15 Cash Prize
19. 4 gluten free muffins - savoury Aggregate Champion open cookery
20. 4 biscuits - any variety $25 Cash Prize
21. 4 pieces of slice - cooked
RULES
01. Only one entry permitted in each class by any one exhibitor.
02. All cooking must be done before Show Day.
03. All exhibits must be staged by 9:30am.
04. No prepared cakes, pastry, or bread mixes allowed (except Laucke scone competition).
05. All entries to be staged in clear plastic bags - (Bags will be provided)
06. Entries taken at Pavilion from 10:00am - 12:00pm on the Saturday before the show or telephone convenor.
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 SPONSOR: KANGAROO ISLAND OATS
CONVENOR: CAROL HOUSTON
P: 0428 880 107 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
This competition is open to all ages.
TRADITIONAL ANZAC BISCUIT
COMPETITION
To be held at the
PARNDANA SHOW
Saturday November 16th 2019
Sponsored by
KANGAROO ISLAND OATS
COMPETITION OUTLINES TRADITIONAL ANZAC
BISCUIT RECIPE
01. Exhibitors own recipe may be used. NOTE: this recipe does not need to be used, but can
02. There is no restriction on the work as a guide for competitors
ingredients used, but suggested that Ingredients:
competitors follow a traditional style 1 cup plain flour
recipe. 1 cup desiccated coconut
03. Kangaroo Island Oats to be used where 1 cup rolled oats
possible 1/2 cup caster sugar
1/4 cup brown sugar
04. * 5 biscuits to be presented for judging 125g butter
05. All buscuts should be of equal size and 1 tablespoons golden syrup
colour 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate soda
Method:
01. Preheat oven to 180C. Line 2 baking trays
PRIZES with baking paper. Combined the flour,
coconut, rolled oats and sugar in a large bowl.
1st prize - $30 02. Place the butter and golden syrup in a small
2nd prize - $20 saucepan over low heat and cook, stirring
3rd prize - $10 occasionally, for 3 mins or until butter is
melted. Set aside for 5 mins to cool slightly.
03. Combine 1 1/2 tbs boiling water and the
bicarbonate of soda in a small bowl. Add to
the oat mixture along with the butter mixture.
Stir until well combined.
04. Roll tablespoonfuls of the mixture into balls
and place on the lined trays, allowing space
for spreading. Gently press each ball to flatten
slightly. Bake for 15 mins for crisp biscuits.
Set aside on the trays to cool completely. The
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CONVENOR: CAROL HOUSTON
P: 0428 880 107 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
A LIVE judging of these competitions will be held at 12:30pm 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 PARNDANA SHOW
Saturday November 12th 2022 Saturday November 12th 2022
Winner eligible to compete in the State Winner eligible to compete in the State Final
Final to be held at the to be held at the
2023 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW 2023 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
COMPETITION OUTLINES COMPETITION OUTLINES
01. Exhibitors own recipe to be used. 01. Best sweet variation scone recipe using
02. There is to be no restriction on the Laucke CWA Scone Mix
ingredients used. 02. Only one entry per person
03. As a general guideline the Genoa 03. Entrants are only eligible to win one local
Cake should contain sultanas, currants, final
cherries and almonds. 04. 5 scones to be presented for judging
04. Cake to remain un-iced. 05. Scones should be approximately 5cm in
05. Cake may be decorated with almonds. diameter, well risen, straight sides, thin
06. As a guide a 19-22cm square tin can be golden crust top and bottom, no flour
used base, fine, moist texture, good crumb,
07. Winners eligible to compete at the good flavour and according to type
state final to be held at the 2023 Royal 06. Winners eligible to compete at the
Adelaide Show state final to be held at the 2023 Royal
Adelaide Show
PRIZES PRIZES
Semi-Finals: State Final: Semi-Finals: State Final:
1st prize - $50 1st prize - $300 1st prize - $40 1st prize - $200
2nd prize - $20 2nd prize - $75 2nd prize - $20 2nd prize - $75
3rd prize - $10 3rd prize - $40 3rd prize - $10 3rd prize - $40

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 CONVENOR: PENNY CLARK
P: 0438 113 262 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, text or in person until Wednesday November 09th
AGES 1 TO 5
Classes:
01. Fairy bread - cut as desired
02. 3 decorated coffee biscuits
03. 1 decorated gingerbread
AGES 6 TO 9
Classes:
04. 3 biscuits - ANZAC
05. Fairy bread - cut as desired
06. 3 honey crackles
07. 3 decorated coffee biscuits
08. 3 Scones
09. 1 decorated gingerbread
10. Healthy school lunch box
AGES 10 TO 13
Classes:
11. 3 biscuits - ANZAC
12. 3 biscuits - any variety
13. 3 muffins - any variety
14. 3 honey crackles
15. 3 scones - plain
16. 3 decorated cup cakes
17. 1 cake - any variety
18. Healthy school lunch box
AGES 14 TO 18
Classes:
19. 3 biscuits - ANZAC
20. 3 biscuits - any variety
21. 3 decorated cup cakes
22. 3 scones - any variety
23. 3 pikelets
24. 1 Cake - any variety
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DECORATED CAKE
Classes:
26. Primary - ages 10 to 13
any theme, judged on decoration only
27. Secondary - ages 14 to 18
any theme, judged on decoration only
Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $5
SULTANA CAKE
COMPETITION
For School Children
Own recipe, not iced, square and approx. 23cm
Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $3
Plate of Raisin Honey Gems
Open to all school children.
See Honey Section for more information.
RULES
01. Parents are reminded that entries must
be solely the work of the individual
child.
02. Entries to be on an 18cm paper plate.
03. By placing an entry in Childrens cook-
ery section, the exhibitor agrees that
there will be no guarantee on the suit-
ability of the exhibit being consumed
after the Show and that the exhibits
should be disposed of by whatever
means the exhibitor see fit.
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 CONVENOR: PENNY CLARK
P: 0438 113 262 E: parndanashow@gmail.com

Entries will be received by phone, text or in person until Wednesday November 09th
COMPETITION OUTLINE
To be awarded to the Junior Exhibitor (under 18 years on day of Show) with the most
points received by entering in a minimum of two (2) classes of
Section J: Childrens Cookery
The exhibitor must also have entered in a minimum of two (2) classes of the
following;
Section G: Fruit, Vegetables & Dairy
Section K: Floriculture
Section P: Photography
Like Elsegood siblings, Olive always felt that exhibiting was more important than
winning prizes, therefore points will be awarded for participating, as well as prizes.
Points to be awarded;
4 points for 1st
3 points for 2nd
2 points for 3rd
1 point per exhibit
 SPONSOR: MITRE 10
CONVENOR: MADELYN KELLY
P: 08 8559 2223 E: smkelly@minecreek.com.au
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
ROSES CUT FLOWERS
Classes: Classes:
01. 3 cuts - distinct, any variety 18. 1 cut flower - grown outside
02. 3 cuts roses - distinct, full stamens visible 19. 3 cuts, bulb, corm, tuber etc -
03. 3 cuts garden or decorative rose - distinct varieties
distinct 20. 3 cuts fuchsia -
04. 1 cut garden or decorative rose distinct colours, height not to exceed 20cm
05. 1 cut rose - single form or one row of petals above container
06. 3 cuts floribunda rose - distinct colours 21. 1 cut fuchsia -
07. 1 cut floribunda rose height not to exceed 20cm above container
08. 1 cut miniature rose - 22. 3 cuts pelargoniums - distinct colours
not to exceed 20cm above container 23. 1 cut pelargonium
09. 3 cuts roses - 24. 3 cuts ivy geranium or geranium -
species old fashioned, in own container (Exclud- distinct colour
ing David Austin Type) 25. 1 cut ivy geranium or geranium
10. 1 cut rose - 26. 3 cuts marguerite daisy -
species old fashioned, in own container (Exclud- distinct (foliage allowed)
ing David Austin Type) 27. 3 cuts pansies or violas -
11. 3 cuts David Austin rose - distinct colours (collars provided)
in own container 28. 3 cuts sweet peas - distinct colours
12. 1 cuts David Austin rose - 29. 1 cut gladiolus
in own container 30. 1 cut bearded iris
13. 3 cuts roses - 31. 1 cut iris - not bearded
distinct, in own container, points given for foli- 32. 3 cuts - distinct varieties, one colour
age, 1 bloom per stem
14. 1 cut rose -
in own container, points for foliage
15. 1 cut rose -
1 full bloom, one bud, points for foliage
16. 3 cuts perfumed roses -
each in own container, distinct varieties
17. 1 cut perfumed rose - in own container

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 SPONSOR: MITRE 10
CONVENOR: MADELYN KELLY
P: 08 8559 2223 E: smkelly@minecreek.com.au
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
SHRUBS & NATIVES
Classes:
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 - not native
39. 2 cuts Australian natives -
in bloom, distinct varieties
40. 2 cuts Australian natives -
distinct varieties, hybrids allowed, not in bloom
41. 1 cut Australian native -
in bloom, hybrids allowed
42. 2 cuts bottlebrush -
in bloom, distinct colours
43. 1 cut bottlebrush - in bloom
44. 2 cuts grevillea - distinct varieties
45. 1 cut grevillea
46. 2 cuts leucadendron -
in bloom, distinct varieties
47. 1 cut leucadendron - in bloom
48. 2 cuts leucosperrnum -
in bloom, distinct varieties
49. 1 cut leucosperrnum - in bloom
50. 2 cuts protea - in bloom, distinct varieties
51. 1 cut protea - in bloom
52. 2 cuts Banksia - in bloom, distinct varieties
53. 1 cut Banksia - in bloom
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FLORAL ART
Classes:
54. A basket full of produce from the
garden - (fruit and/or vegetables with flowers
and/or foliage)
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. A table arrangement for a special
occasion
FLORAL ART
NOVICE
Classes:
59. A basket full of produce from the
garden - (fruit and/or vegetables with flowers
and/or foliage)
60. A container of spring flowers and
shrubs - all around view
61. A table arrangement for a special
occasion
Note * Novice section for first time
exhibitors only
 SPONSOR: MITRE 10
CONVENOR: MADELYN KELLY
P: 08 8559 2223 E: smkelly@minecreek.com.au
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
POT PLANTS & CACTUS
Classes:
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 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. Succulent garden art -
container not to exceed 50cm
Container not to exceed 35cm
FLORICULTURE TROPHIES 08. Shrubs
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
We wish to express our appreciation to the trophy
donors for their generosity and thank them for their
continued support
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RULES
01. Exhibits not staged by 10:00 am on
Show Day will not be judged, but will
be used for display
02. All flowers to be grown by exhibitor
03. All entries in Plant Cacti and Sections
must be the property of the exhibitor for
at least 2 months prior to the Show
04. Limit of 2 entries per class by any one
exhibitor
05. (Roses) One cut, to be staged as cut
from garden, with buds and leaves
attached
06. (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.
07. DISTINCT means different colours or
varieties
and Natives: In all classes height
not to exceed 40 cm above container
09. Green buds considered to be foliage
10. Prizes awarded to champon
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
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CONVENOR: MADELYN KELLY
P: 08 8559 2223 E: smkelly@minecreek.com.au
Entries will be received by phone, email, post or in person until Wednesday November 09th
PRE-SCHOOL – YEAR 1 RULES
Classes: 01. Verbal instructions allowed, but physical
01. Succulents in an unusual container arranging to be that of the exhibitor.
02. Flowers for entries can be gathered
from any source.
YEAR 2 – YEAR 3 03. Arrangements must be staged in water.
04. Only one entry per exhibitor per class.
Classes:
02. Succulents in an unusual container

YEAR 4 – YEAR 5
Classes:
03. Succulents in an unusual container

YEAR 6 – YEAR 7
Classes:
04. Succulents in an unusual container

YEAR 8 – YEAR 12
Year 8-12 Students to enter in the novice
section

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 CONVENOR: SARAH McCORMACK
P: 0438 769 995 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post, email or in person until Friday November 11th
Entries accepted on show day at convenor discretion only if space and time allows
BEER WINE
Classes: Classes:
01. Light Ale / Pale Ale 10. White Wine
02. Sparkling Ale 11. Red Wine
03. Lager 12. Sparkling Wine
04. Draught 13. Vegetable or Fruit Wine
05. Dark Ale / Real Ale
06. Stout: Black and Tan RULES
07. Ginger Beer
08. Cider - any variety 01. All entries to be made by the exhibitor.
09. Kombucha 02. Bottle will be opened and sampled.
10. Any Other 03. Champion Ribbon and Prizes awarded
to Judges Choice.

HOME BREW TROPHIES

Champion home brew exhibit
Aggregate home brew champion

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Meet our Mighty Helpful experts, Helena, Mel and Chris for great tips
and everything you need to get the best out of your garden!

OPEN 7 DAYS
 SPONSOR: KANGAROO ISLAND WOOL
CONVENOR: KATE STATON
P: 08 8559 2251 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be received by phone, post or in person until Friday 04th ofth November
Entries to be in the hands of the convenor by 1:00pm on Monday the 07 of November
QUILTING RULES
Classes: 01. Article may be only entered for one
01. Open quilting - cot or baby year.
02. Open quilting - childs single bed 02. Convenor reserves the right to
03. Open quilting - Lap create extra classes if needed. (This
04. Open quilting - single bed, pieced includes creating classes for Primary or
05. Open quilting - single bed Secondary students.)
06. Open quilting - medium 03. Convenor reserves the right not to
07. Open quilting - large display sub-standard work.
08. Open quilting - bed quilt, featuring appliqué 04. Articles must be clean.
09. Open quilting - traditional style 05. Entries will be received by phone, post,
10. Open quilting - hand embroidered or in person until Friday the 04 of
th

11. Wall hanging - any theme November.

12. Any other - patchwork or quilting article 06. Entries to be in the hands of the
13. Novice - in any of the above sections convenor by 1:00pm on Monday the 07th
of November. Entryies can be droped
NEEDLEWORK into the Bay Window in Kingscote
KNITTING & CROCHET
Classes:
14. Any article - with hand embroidery
15. Soft toy - any
16. Item of baby clothing - knitted or crocheted
17. Any other article - knitted or crocheted
18. Rug - knitted or crocheted
19. Cushion - any
SEWING
Classes:
20. Clothing article - not specified
21. Any article - with machine embroidery
22. Cloth doll - dressed in clothing to be made
personally by hand or machine (can include
bought accessories such as glasses or jewellery)

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 SPONSOR: PARNDANA BAKERY & CAFE
CONVENOR: PARNDANA SCHOOL
P: 08 8559 6068 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Our Show theme this year is “Produce from our island home”
We encourage you to think of ways your entries can reflect this theme
IMPORTANT NOTES
All entries to be ready by Friday 04th November please.
Artwork to be A3 size if possible please.
Artwork to be done at school.
Artwork to be the child’s 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 7-10 is to be entered into the Craft Section.
Note: animal from fruit and/or vegetables, now see furit & vegetables section, page 29
PRE-SCHOOL – YEAR 6
Classes:
01. Painting or picture in colour
02. Drawing
03. Other Medium - collage, printing etc
04. Craft article
05. Small Construction
YEARS 7, 8, 9/10, 11/12
Classes:
06. Painting or Picture in Colour
07. Drawing
08. Any other artwork
CHILDREN’S SECTION TROPHIES
Champion junior primary exhibit
Champion primary exhibit
Champion secondary exhibit
1st $2, 2nd $1, 3rd 50c
Prize money will not be awarded if a trophy is awarded
Supported by the KI Blue Light Group

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 CONVENOR: ALICIA COOPER
P: 0448 335 811 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 10 of November.
SECTIONS RULES
THEMED SECTION 01. All artwork to be equipt with hanning
Any medium may be used wire, ready for hanging.
02. Themed section artist must use the
01. “Island Produce” theme of “Celebrations” in their work.
03. Current works section artist may use
any theme.
CURRENT WORKS 04. Three entries per person per class.
(any theme) 05. Work to be done within the last year.
Any medium may be used 06. Work to be that of the artist.
07. Convenor reserves the right to change
02. 3D Work classes based on entries.
03. Portrait 08. Work to be given to convener by 3:00pm
04. Landscape / Seascape Thursday November 10 . th
05. Abstract / Contemporary
06. Still Life
07. Flora / Fauna OPEN ART
08. Open TROPHIES
CASH PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED IN THIS SECTIONS

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 SPONSOR: LANDSCAPE KANGAROO ISLAND
CONVENOR: MAREE GIFFORD
P: 0427 547 947 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries must be in the hands of the thconvenor ready for hanging
by 3:00pm Thursday 10 of November.
OPEN SECTION RULES
Classes: 01. All exhibits to be in the hands of
01. Island Produce the convenor thby 3:00pm Thursday
02. Kangaroo Island beach scene November 10 .
03. Portrait 02. All exhibits to be mounted suitable for
04. Sports action shot hanging or pinning on the wall.
05. Native Flora and Fauna 03. Entries must have exhibitor’s name,
06. Monotone picture - section and class number on the back.
Black/White, Sepia, one colour tone 04. Limit of four entries per person per
07. Photo with a caption class.
08. Open
PHOTOGRAPHY
YEARS 12 TO 18 SECTION TROPHIES
Classes: Open Section Champion
09. Island Produce Open Section Aggregate
10. Kangaroo Island scene 12yrs-18yrs Section Champion
11. Flora and Fauna 12yrs-18yrs Section Aggregate
12. Photo with a caption Under 12yrs Section Champion
13. Open Under 12yrs Section Aggregate

UNDER 12 YEARS SECTION

Classes:
14. Island Produce
15. Kangaroo Island scene
16. Animals
17. Photo with a caption
18. Open

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 CONVENOR: SHIRLEY ROSS
P: 0457 296 350 E: shirleyross@bigpond.com
All card entries to be with the convenor, ready for judging by 3:00pm Wednesday
November 09th, all other entries toth be with the convenor or delivered to the show pavilion
by Friday November 11 , children’s entries will be judged separately
PAPER CRAFTS NOVICE SECTION
Classes: Open to new exhibitors in any class who
01. Homemade cards - Produce from our Island
Home - use your own interpritation to produce a has not entred in any previous Parndana
card show
02. Homemade cards - monochrome style - CRAFT & HOBBIES
different shades of 1 colour or black and white
03. Homemade cards - aperture style - TROPHIES
hole, gap or other opening Champion craft & hobbies exhibit
04. Homemade cards - collage style - $30 Cash Prize
using ribbons, buttons etc. Novice craft & hobbies exhibit
05. Homemade cards - silhouette style - $10 Cash Prize
dark image on light background Childrens craft & hobbies exhibit
06. Homemade cards - open subject, $10 Cash Prize
any theme, any style
07. Childs Entry - homemade cards
open subject, any theme, any style RULES
01. Limit of 2 entries per person, per section
DECORATIVE CRAFTS 02. Allexhibitor. exhibits must be the work of the
Classes: 03. Name, (age on children’s entries), section
08. Open mosaic - open subject, any media and class must be attached to the entry.
09. Diamond mosaic art - open subject 04. This is an open competition for all ages.
10. Open woodwork - open subject, made with The convenor reserves the right to create
hand tools and power tools extra classes if needed, based on age of
11. Open metalwork - open subject entrants, type of work and number of
entries.
12. Tapestry/long stich or cross stich - open 05. Entries
subject will be received by phone, post,
13. Bead embroidery - bead craft email or in person. All card entries to be
14. Rag rug with the convenor, ready for judging by
15. Artical of macrame 3:00pm Wednesday November 09 , all th

16. Latch hook item other entries to be with the convenor or

delivered to the show pavilion by Friday
17. Artical made from recycled/scrap November 11 , children’s entries will be
th
material judged separately.
18. Any other craft - open subject 06. Novice section, open to new exhibitors
19. Childs Entry - open subject who have not entered previously
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 SPONSOR: P. C. ROBERTS
CONVENOR: PARNDANA SCHOOL
P: 08 8559 6068 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries to be rdhanded in to the front office at Parndana Campus by Thursday
November 03 - entrants name, section, class to be on the back of the work
RECEPTION – YEAR 8
Classes:
01. Haiku - any theme, illustrated, digital art allowed
02. Poem - any theme or style, limit 1 page
03. Prose - any subject or theme, factual or fictional, limit 1 page
04. Any piece of writing - any subject or theme, factual or fictional, limit 1 page
YEARS 9/10 - 11/12
Classes:
05. Haiku - any theme, illustrated, digital art allowed
06. Poem - any theme or style, limit 1 page
07. Prose - any subject or theme, factual or fictional, limit 1 page
08. Any piece of writing - any subject or theme, factual or fictional, limit 1 page
LITERACY
TROPHIES
Secondary, years 11 to 12 champion exhibit
Secondary, years 7 to 10 champion exhibit
Primary, years 3 to 6 champion exhibit
Junior Primary, years reception to 2 champion exhibit

RULES FOR A HAIKU

Limit of 3 lines.
1st and 3rd lines have 5 syllables.
2nd line has 7 syllables.
RULES
01. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor.
02. Section, class and name must be on the back of the entry.
03. Please present your work in a plastic sleeve for pinning up.
04. Convenor reserves the right to create extra classes if needed.
05. Entries will be received by Parndana Campus until Thursday the 03rd of November.

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 SPONSOR: QUALITY WOOL
CONVENOR: RICK MORRIS
P: 0427 715 211 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries taken on show day, competition to start approximately 3:00pm
ATTENTION RULES
Start teaching your pooch for the dog 01. Small dog and open sections (small
jumping competition at this year’s show. dogs under 30cm at the shoulder).
Can you beat last year’s performers? 02. Please keep dogs on a leash.
Prizes to be won; join in the fun. 03. Dogs not to be touched while jumping.
Enter your dog prior to or on Show Day 04. Dogs to be up to date with worming
and vaccinations please.
05. 3 attempts at each height and you’re
DOG JUMPING out.
TROPHIES 06. Starting at Approx. 3:00pm being run
during the breaks in the shearing
Large Dog Competition Winner
$50 Cash Prize
Small Dog Competition Winner
$50 Cash Prize

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 SPONSOR: DAISH IRRIGATION
CONVENOR: NICK & DALLAS CLARK
P: 0417 860 234 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be taken on show day between 9:00am and 10:00am
Entries to be staged before 10:00am show day
FOWL BREEDS PIGEONS & POULTRY
TROPHIES
Classes:
01. Heavy breed cock - any variety Champion bird of the show
02. Heavy breed hen - any variety Champion junior exhibit
03. Light breed cock - any variety
04. Light breed hen - any variety RULES
FEATHER BANTAMS 01. Pens will be provided, except for
turkeys and geese classes - Exhibitors
Classes: need to provide cages.
05. Soft feather bantam cock - any variety 02. Exhibitors must provide food and
06. Soft feather bantam hen - any variety water for birds on the day in suitable
07. Hard feather bantam cock - any variety containers.
08. Hard feather bantam hen - any variety 03. Birds must be disease and vermin free
09. Tame pet fowl or bantam - or they will be automatically disqualified
to be judged on tameness and must be removed from the show.
04. Birds must be quietened prior to the
WATERFOWL Show, any bird that cannot be handled
will not be accepted for judging.
Classes: 05. Judges may change a bird to the
10. Waterfowl drake - any variety appropriate class if it has been wrongly
11. Waterfowl duck - any variety entered.
12. Gander 06. Juniors to be under the age of 16 years
13. Goose on 31 December in the showing year.
14. Turkey cock (Please let convenor know if you are
15. Turkey hen entering as a Junior).
07. All entries to be in place by 10:00am
PIGEONS & DOVES Show Day, Judging will commence at
10.30am.
Classes: 08. Note: Lice are a re-occurring problem
16. Pigeons cock - any variety that can be easily removed either by
17. Pigeons hen - any variety dusting, dipping or spraying the birds
18. Dove cock - any variety with an insecticidal preparation suitable
19. Dove hen for poultry.
Note* Diamond doves will not be accepted - too 09. If scaly legs is attended to immediately,
small for the cages. by spraying or dipping legs in oil, birds
will respond.
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 SPONSOR: KI KENNELS & FODDER
CONVENOR: ROBERT BENNEY
P: 0457 066 124 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries accepted on show day if staged before 10:00am
PET AWARDS RULES
Classes: 01. Owners must be with pet at judging
01. Most clever pet time for handling and to answer any
02. Most unusual pet questions the judge may ask.
03. Best cared for pet 02. Exhibits to be staged by 10:00am
04. Dog or puppy 03. Owner to take care of animal’s needs
05. Any other pet during the day.
04. Bring own feed and water containers.
PETS 05. Entries can be sent in prior to the show
TROPHIES or on Show Day.
A $10 CASH PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED
TO THE WINNER OR EACH CLASS

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 SPONSOR: ELDERS
CONVENOR: PARNDANA SHOW SOCIETY
P: 0407 401 858 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be taken on show day.
Please be aware that the start time will be anounced on the day
YOUNG FARMERS JUNIOR FARMERS
CHALLENGE CHALLENGE
WHAT IS INVOLVED WHAT IS INVOLVED
Aim to complete all challenges in a safe Aim to complete all challenges in a safe
manner and the fastest time. manner and the fastest time.
Competition is a team based challenge con- Competition is a team based challenge
sisting of 4 people aged 18 years and above consisting of 4 people aged 10 to 17
(mix of 2 men and 2 women). (mix of 2 boys and 2 girls).
Involves several rural based challenges that Involves several rural based challenges that
competitors will find out on show day. A competitors will find out on show day. A
walkthrough of the challenges will occur walkthrough of the challenges will occur
before the competition will start. before the competition will start.
INFORMATION INFORMATION
Please contact the Parndana show Society Please contact the Parndana show Society
for more information or to register your for more information or to register your
team. team.
Entries will be taken on Show day. Entries will be taken on Show day.
Look out for starting time on show day. Look out for starting time on show day.
A $400 cash prize will be awarded to the A $100 cash prize will be awarded to the
winning team. winning team.

SUPPORTED BY
South Australian
Next Generation Group

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 SPONSOR: KUCHEL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
CONVENOR: MARK BOWDEN
P: 08 8559 2214 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Entries will be taken on show day.
Competition will start at 12:45pm show day, please meet at the BMX track
BMX RACES RULES
Classes: 01. All participants must have appropriate
01. 7 years of age and under safety clothing on to enter.
02. 8 years to 11 years of age 02. All entries will be taken on the day.
03. 12 years to 15 years of age 03. Participants to be at the BMX track by
04. Dad competition 12:45pm on show day.
04. It will be a time trial competition and
BMX the fastest time will win.
TROPHIES
A RIBBON AND A $10 CASH PRIZE WILL
BE AWARDED TO THE WINNER OF EACH
CLASS AND A RIBBON AND A $5 CASH
PRIZE TO THE RUNNER UP OF EACH
CLASS

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KUCHEL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Residential and Light
Commercial Building
Jaan & Cherie Kuchel
P.O. Box 146 / 141 Stokes Bay Rd
Parndana
SA 5220
Kangaroo Island
Phone: 0428 116 594
Phone/Fax: 08 8559 6196
Email: jckuchel@bigpond.net.au
Licence No. BLD188646/BLD208135
ABN: 63 378 916 580
 SPONSOR: LANDSCAPE KANGAROO ISLAND
CONVENOR: HELEN MUMFORD
P: 08 8559 5156 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
Kids get creative and build something with your Lego.
Entries will be taken on show day
LEGO BUILDING RULES
Classes: 01. Maximum size to fit within a 40cm x
01. Ages 5 to 7 40cm area.
02. Ages 8 to 10 02. One entry per person.
03. Entries to be in place by 9:30am show
day.
04. The winner from each class will receive
a prize.

The Parndana Show Society would like to

acknowledge Tracey and Craig Boxer for
creating this competition and being the
sponsor for the past five years.
The first year the Parndana show had the
Lego competition was back in 2014 at our
55th show, we have had the competition
ever since.
We are thankful for Tracey and Craig for
their support and involvement in the show
for the past five years.

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 SPONSOR:
CONVENOR: PARNDANA SHOW SOCIETY
P: 0407 401 858 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
This award is decided upon by the Parndana Show Society.
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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SECTION CLASS EXHIBIT QUANTITY

Parndana A, H & F Show Society INC.

A: P.O Box 139, Parndana, SA, 5220 P: 0407 401 858 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
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 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please read carefully before submitting your entry form
Please note that some sections do have strict entry and drop off deadlines.
Please see section pages for date information.
The Show Society will hold an entry day at the show pavilion in Parndana on Saturday
November 5th between 10:00am and 12:00pm for anyone that has questions about
entering or to drop off entry forms in person.
Postal entries to be on official entry forms if possible.
Each person to have separate forms, including name and address.
Children’s entry forms must have parent’s name.
Please post entries to the secretary, P.O Box 139, Parndana, 5220.
Entry forms must be available for collection by Monday November 7th.
Phone and email entries are acceptable in most sections.
See section pages for convenor contact information.
Some sections take entries on show day if placed before 9:30am and staged before
judging begins.
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 4:00pm.
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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For more information on South Austrlian Country Shows visit
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MORE SHOWS THANK YOU
2022 SEASON
We would like to take this
SOUTHERN opportunity in joining all other
ASSOCIATION South Australian Show Societies
in
Show Dates:
Murray Bridge Show: Sat Sep 23 & Sun Sep 24 extending our sincere thanks and
Yankalilla Show: Sat Oct 01 appreciation to the sponsors of
Strathalbyn Show: Mon Oct 03 the Agricultural Societies
Coonalpyn Show: Sat Oct 15 Council of South Australia.
Callington Show: Sun Oct 30
Uraidla Show: Sun Nov 06 We acknowledge the aid and
Port Elliot Show: Sat Nov 12 & Sun Nov 13 support of the following organisa-
tions listed below that are
KANGAROO ISLAND connected with all events
ASSOCIATION associated with the Agricul-
tural Societies Council and the
Show Dates: Country
Kingscote Show: Sat Oct 29
Parndana Show: Sat Nov 12 Show Societies of South Austra-
lia. Please support the organisa-
2023 SEASON tions that support us.
CENTRAL
ASSOCIATION
Show Dates:
Angaston Show: Sat Feb 25
Mannum Show: Sat Mar 04
Tanunda Show: Sat Mar 11
Mt Pleasant Show: Sat Mar 18
Mt Barker Show: Sat Mar 25 & Sun Mar 26

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THANK YOU
THE PARNDANA SHOW SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE ALL OF OUR
SPONSORS; WITHOUT THEIR SUPPORT THIS EVENT WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE

Parndana A, H & F Show Society INC.

A: P.O Box 139, Parndana, SA, 5220 P: 0407 401 858 E: parndanashow@gmail.com
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