FOR THE KIDS• Magician• Train Rides• Stringybark Scavenger Hunt• Animal Nursery• Cool 4 Kids• Gum Boot Throw• Pet Show• Paper Plane Competition

FOR ALL AGES• Special TDC Heifer Show• Farmers Challenge• St Mary’s Wines Grand Champion Rose • Live Band – ‘4WIDE’• Liz Harfull (author)• Fireworks • Draught Horses• Penola Pipe Band

• Golf Simulation & VR• Open mic competition• Sheaf Tossing• Sideshows & trade displays• Beef all breeds cattle• Yard Dogs… see inside for more!

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Robe0418 524 045 Ararat03 5352 2370Horsham03 5382 7666

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HISTORY BOOKS | Colour Brochures | Book Production | STUD Catalogues | Labels |

Golf Score Cards | Annual Reports | Envelopes | Business Cards | Magnets |

Magazines | Letterheads | Post Cards | Certificates

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Canvas Prints | Tram Banners | Posters | Pull-Up Banners | X-Frames |

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Stubby Holders | Fridge Magnets | Pens | Shopping Bags | Beer Coasters |

Key Rings | Baseball Caps | Coffee Mugs | Glassware | Lanyards |

Post-it Pads | Note pads | Banners | Bumper Stickers | Corflute Signs |

Badges | Name Badges | Printed Paper Bags | Domed Labels

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Gates open 4pm Friday Nov. 1 &

7am Saturday Nov. 2 & 3, 2019

Only horses Sunday Nov. 3 Earlybird 2 day membership

must be purchased by Monday, Sept 30

Family – $50 Student – $12 Single Adult – $22

Aged Pensioner – $10

Program of EventsFRIDAY EVENING

4pm Gates, hall, stadium open – Rymill Hall/Stadium

Lions Club BBQ5.30- Senior Stringybark Scavenger Hunt6.30pm

6pm TDC Heifer Classic – Front of Warner Pavilion

6.30pm Burrandies performance – Main oval

7pm Final judging/parade TDC Heifer Classic – Main oval

7.15pm Farmers Challenge – Main oval 8.30pm Live Band “4 Wide”– Main ovalApproximately 9pm

Fireworks Band to continue until 12 midnight

SATURDAY7am Gates OpenAll day Displays in Rymill Hall and StadiumAll day Yard dogsAll day Rotary Train ridesAll day Horses in actionAll day All Breeds Beef Classic – Cattle arenaAll day Miniature Goat Show, Animal nursery,

native animals, reptiles – Warner PavilionThroughout the day: Blacksmith – draught horses Golf simulator + VR

– across from Rymill Hall Magician performances

– Front Rymill Hall10.45am Pet Show11am Gum Boot Throw – Front Rymill Hall11am-1pm Paper Plane Making in Stadium11.20am Cool 4 Kids – Front Rymill Hall Lions Club BBQ11.30- Junior Stringybark Scavenger Hunt12 noon12 noon Lunch available catered by the Penola

Hospital Auxiliary – Sports Club1pm Penola Pipe Band1pm Sheaf Tossing - Local, Junior and Ladies

– Main oval1.20pm Cool 4 Kids – Front Rymill Hall1.30pm Junior Show Person

& Miss and Master Tiny Tot – Front of Rymill Hall

2pm Paper Plane Competition in Stadium3.15pm Hall presentations in Rymill Hall including

St Mary’s Wines Grand champion rose 4pm Collect prizemoney and exhibits

SUNDAYHorses only.

* Please note that these times are approximate and are subject to variation.

PENOLA PA & H SOCIETY – LIFE MEMBERS*Miss M. McCorquindale*E.R.D. Hinze*H. Marks*J. Neilson*A.J. Ricketts*T.J. Marcus*W.A. Clifford*W.J. Rogers*W.L. Redman*Miss M. McKay*E.W. Clayfield*J.L. Warner*J.R. Rymill*Mrs A.T. MarksMiss K. Malcolm*F.W. Hinze*Mrs R.J. Childs*L. Campbell

*Mrs A. Possingham*Miss J. Oswald*G.P. March*Mrs B.R. March*D.W. Kretchmer*A.E. Francis*R.W. Jackson*R.J. Skinner*J.L.B. Ralston*Mrs M. Patterson*Mrs W.J. Rogers*T.P. Doherty*J.P. Murphy*Mrs F.W. Hinze*Mrs T.P. DohertyMrs M. WinklerMrs P. Thorn*W.E. Tapley

J.E. Hinze*K.E. Moore*R.D. Lewis*Mrs I. RedmanL. AlderseyL.A.H. CastineG.J. Eckermann*G.H. GilesG.G. Hinze*L.L. Moore*Mrs V. McLeanMrs G. MulliganD.C. LewisN.A. McLean*Mrs M. MountfordL.F.W. JacksonMrs J. FennellMrs J. Fiebiger

Mrs J. EckermannK. JarredMrs J. GalpinR. PaltridgeMrs M. RedmanMrs W. FranklingJ. ChildsM. LambertMrs H. LambertMrs S. GilesMrs K. McLeanMs J. Mountford Mrs M. HinzeMrs W. Smith* Denotes deceased

THE PENOLA P.A.&H. SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY THANK ALL SPONSORS AND VOLUNTEERS FOR SUPPORTING THE SHOW.

Fireworks SponsorsDK’s Cruizin Coffee

Empak Homes – Mt GambierGary Radford & SonsIGA Fresh – Penola

Wilson Contracting & EngineeringWynns Coonawarra Estate

OneFortyOne Pty Ltd Penola Post Office

Penola Recycling DepotThe Penola Pennant

Royal Oak HotelThe Showmen’s Guild

Mary MacKillop Memorial School Parent Club

Merrett LoggingMoya Trading

THE SE OF SA AND BORDER SHOW SOCIETIES ASSOCIATION SPECIAL TROPHIES

Association Trophy Allocations for 2019 – (1/1/19 - 31/12/19)Association Trophy 1: Photography (2 shows)Association Trophy 2: Casual Show jumping competitions (rider with most points) (2 shows)Association Trophy 3: Fruit & Veg Produce (2 shows)Junior Association Trophy: 12 years old & under in casual ring (2 shows)RA & HS Medallion: Craft (2 shows) – anything that comes under craft in your schedule

Thank you to: Murray Nankivell – Accountants, Business & Taxation Consultants Honorary Auditors for SE & Border Show Societies Association Inc.

MAINOVAL

HorseYards

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Warner Pavilion

CATTLE AREA

Rymill Hall

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Sideshow Alley

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CONTENTSBendigo Bank Farmers Challenge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4SA Rural Ambassador and Young Rural Amassador Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Junior Stringybark Scavengers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Senior Stringybark Scavengers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Paper Plane Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Stadium Competitions Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Gum Boot Throwing Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Pet Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Open Mic Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Section B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Section C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Section E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dairy & Farm Produce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Section F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cookery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Section F1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cookery - Children's Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Section F Class 32 . . . . CWA Scones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Section F Class 30 . . . . Blokes Chocolate Cake Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Section G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jams & Preserves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Section H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patchwork & Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33P .A . & H . Society Official Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Section I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knitting & Crochet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Section I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Needlework . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Section J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Student Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Section K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Student Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Section L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Model Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Penola's Garden of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Section M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fruit & Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Section O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Section P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cut Flowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Section P1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cut Flowers – Children's section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Section Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pot Plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Section R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flower Arrangements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Section R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flower Arrangements – Children's section . . . . . . . . . . . 51Section S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Art Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Section T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53Section U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miniature Goats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Section V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Horses in Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

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PENOLA P.A. & H. SOCIETY – OFFICE BEARERSPresident: Kerry DeGaris Phone 0417 408 496

Secretary: Kathy Fennell, Box 106, Penola . Phone 0438 372 839

Phone 0467 369 831 Email penolashow@hotmail .com Web www .penolashow .com .au

OFFICE HOURSMonday, October 28, 12noon to 4pm; Tuesday, October 29, 12noon to 5pm;

Wednesday, October 30, 9:30am to 5pm; Thursday, October 31, 9am to 5pm; Friday, November 1, from 8am onwards; Saturday, November 2, from 8 .30am onwards;

Sunday, November 3, from 8 .30am onwards .

COMMITTEEK . Jarred, G . Eckermann, R . Paltridge, G . Mulligan, N . McLean, J . Fiebiger, C . Crouch, S . Kidman, K . Wilson, K . DeGaris, Kim Wilson, D . Galpin, G . Adams, J . Rowe .

The Committee of the Penola P.A. & H. Society wishes to thank all the business houses, clubs and private people for their donations towards trophies, prizemoney and advertising. Also thanks to judges, stewards, convenors, committee members, exhibitors, schools, service clubs and other voluntary helpers who all help to make Penola Show so successful.

GATE CHARGESFriday night, Saturday – Adults $13, school students $6

Family ticket (2 adults and 3 children under 18 years) – $40Aged Pensioners – $6

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP – 2 dayFamily $50, Single adult $22, Student $12, Aged pensioner $10

(See page 3 for Early Bird Membership information!)

CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES• All entries – Wednesday, October 30, 12 noon • Horses – Post Entries

Email – penolashow@hotmail .comEntries can be paid by direct deposit

Bendigo Bank-PenolaBSB – 633 000 Account – 157953969

Please use your name as reference

ATTN: EXHIBITORSEXHIBITS CAN BE PLACED ON

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31FROM 5.30PM TO 8.30PM

DATES OF SOUTH EAST & BORDER AFFILIATED SHOWSKingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct 6th, 7th (horses) Keith & Tintinara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct 12thMil Lel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct 12thNaracoorte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct 19th & 20th (horses only)Mount Gambier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct 25th & 26thPenola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nov 1st, 2nd, 3rd (Horses only)

Millicent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nov 8th, 9th, 10th (horses only) Bordertown . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nov 16th & 17th (horses only) Dartmoor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec 7th2020Lucindale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Feb 29th & Mar 1st Mundulla . . . . .Mar 6th (horses), 7th, (Mar 8th horses)

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Become a member of the Penola Show Society before October 4

and go into the draw to win $200Drawn on show day.

TWO DAY MEMBERSHIPFAMILY

- (2 adults & 3 children) $50ADULT - $22

STUDENT - $12AGED PENSIONER - $10

ENQUIRIES: PHONE THE SECRETARY 0438 372 839 or 0467 369 831

Can be paid by direct deposit (use your surname as reference)Bendigo Bank

Penola P . A . & H . SocietyBSB: 633-000, Account: 157953969

Or to P .O . Box 106, Penola 5277 SA

Please leave your address and tickets will be posted .

EARLY BIRD MEMBERSHIPWant to win $200?

Lunch will be available in the Sports ClubFrom 12 noon Saturday

Delicious 2 course meal servedby the Penola Hospital Auxiliary.

PLEASE NOTE THE PHONE NUMBER FOR THE PENOLA SHOW OFFICE IS

0467 369 831CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIESWednesday, Oct. 30 at 12 noonEmail – penolashow@hotmail.com

Entries can be paid by direct depositBendigo Bank-PenolaBSB – 633 000 Account – 157953969Please use your name as reference

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LIVE BAND 4WIDEwill entertain you on Friday nightperforming live prior to the fireworksthen from 9pm to 12 midnight on the oval.

Playing lots of pop songs from past to present– Kindly sponsored by Merrett Logging –

FARMERS CHALLENGETO BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT ON MAIN ARENA

Get your mates together for an event full of fun and laughs

$20 Team entry (teams of 4)(At least one team member to be over 18)

$800 IN PRIZEMONEY UP FOR GRABS!Part proceeds going towards Naked Farmer Mental Health

Entries by 19th of Oct . to Kim Wilson: Email: kimwilson40@hotmail .com, Phone: 0400 260 253

Penola & District Bendigo Community Bank® Branch

SHEAF TOSSINGSaturday, 1.00pm on main oval

Proudly Sponsored by: The Childs Family & TDC PenolaConvenors: M . SchacheJunior • Ladies • Local

Excellent Prizemoney & Lots of Fun!

MAIN ARENA

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YARD DOG COMPETITIONSponsored by C. & M.A.T. Cram, F.J. Edwards, Les & Jane Wilson,

T.L. & E.L. Sagasser and Merrett LoggingConducted under rules of SA Yard Dog competition

1 . Encourage – Trialers who have not won a trial 2 . Novice 3 . Open 4 . Improvers

ANIMAL NURSERYLots of different animals & reptiles

Great entertainment for all the family

RYMILL HALL

LIZ HARFULLAuthor of the international award-winning Tried, Tested & True and The Blue Ribbon CookbookWill be at the Penola show Friday and Saturday

Stories and recipes celebrating the traditions of Australian community cookbooks and country shows

SATURDAY AFTERNOONMiss and Master Tiny Tot

Aged 1 to 5 – Trophies donated by Mrs M. Moore

Junior Show PersonAged 6 to 12 – Trophy donated by Mrs Diana ClayfieldEntrants to assemble in front of Rymill Hall at 1.30pm

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RYMILL HALL

2020 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RURAL AMBASSADOR AND YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD

Conducted by SA COUNTRY SHOWSConvenor: Kerry DeGaris 0417 407 796

Entry is FREEAIMS: • To highlight the importance of youth in rural South Australia and in particular the agricultural

show movement .• To identify and encourage enthusiastic, skilful, industrious and unselfish young people . • To give young people a forum to express their views through education and experience and

develop closer links with the primary industries in South Australia .

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Entrants must:• Apply for and complete the entry form .• Agree to provide a copy of their curriculum vitae (CV) and an introductory letter for local,

association and state final judging by the required date .• Provide information indicating their reasons for applying for entry together with CV; indicating

work experience, community participation and agricultural show involvement .• Be residents of South Australia . • For the Rural Ambassador be aged 20 years and under 30 years as at the 1st May 2020

(E .g . born between 2nd May 1990 and 1st May 2000 inclusive) .• For the Young Rural Ambassador be aged 16 years and under 20 years on the 1st May 2020

(E .g . born between 2nd May 2000 and 1st May 2004 inclusive) .• Be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about rural life and affairs and agricultural shows .• As a state finalist consent for your name and contact details to be made available on the

SA Country Shows website for show societies should they wish to contact you .• Be able to spend the required time at the local show, association level finals and be available

to attend the Royal Adelaide Show between 4 .30pm Friday 4th September 2020 to 9 .00pm on Tuesday 8th September 2020 .

JUDGING CRITERIA:• Entrants must wear smart casual clothing suitable for an autumn or spring show .• Entrants to be judged in accordance with the following guidelines:

Rural Ambassador Young Rural Ambassador

Country Show Involvement 25 points 15 points

Community Involvement 15 points 15 points

General and Rural Knowledge 20 points 20 points

Personal Presentation/Personality

10 points 20 points

Ambitions/Goals 10 points 10 points

Communication Skills 10 points 10 points

Dinner/Interview/General Interaction

10 points 10 points

TOTAL 100 points 100 points

More information can be found on the Country Shows website http://sacountryshows .com/pages/rural-ambassador .php or by phoning the convenor .

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Awards/Prizes Rural AmbassadorPenola Show Level: Gift hamperSouth East and Borders Level: $200 cashState Level: The winner of the state final will receive $5000 .00 in prize money and the two equal runner ups will receive $1000 .00 from the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA Education Foundation .Subject to sponsor funding all three will have the opportunity to participate in a study tour travelling overseas the following year . Fourth placegetter will have the opportunity to attend the Royal Queensland Show the following year .Subject to sponsor funding all state finalists will have the opportunity to participate in an interstate exchange to the Sydney Royal Easter Show the following year .Prize winners must advise of availability for the overseas study tour and interstate exchanges within 30 days of the state final . Any cancellation of prizes must occur 60 days prior to departure .Finalists will need to accept prizes within 12 months otherwise the prizes will be forfeited .All state finalists will be invited to participate in a leadership/personal development course, receive an RM Williams clothing package and be accommodated, wined and dined by SA Country Shows during their period of attendance at the Royal Adelaide Show .(The State Final awards/prizes may be subject to alteration)

Awards/Prizes Young Rural AmbassadorPenola Show Level: Gift hamperSouth East and Borders Level: $200 cashState Level: State finalists of the South Australian Young Rural Ambassador Award will all receive participant prizes kindly donated by the award sponsors .The major prize for the winner of the state final includes the opportunity to spend 2 days at the 2020 Royal Adelaide Show with the Rural Ambassador state finalists and a clothing package from RM Williams to wear during their time at the Royal Adelaide Show .The state winner must advise of their availability to attend the Royal Adelaide Show within 30 days of the Young Rural Ambassador Award state final . The runner up will receive a RM Williams shirt and belt .

Year Penola Rural Ambassadors

Penola Young Rural Ambassadors

Year Penola Rural Ambassadors

Penola Young Rural Ambassadors

1998 Bridget Woolston 2009 Kate McDonald Caitlan Lambert

1999 Simon Fennell 2010 Bradley Maney Tom Moore

2000 Tania Griffin 2011 Hannah Eason Heidi Hutchesson

2001 Ian Mulligan 2012 Caitlan Lambert Caitlan Fulton

2002 Neil Davis 2013 Missy Prior Jess Hayes

2003 Chandalin McElroy 2014 Sam Hill Hayden Lambert

2004 Sally Lambert 2015 Aimee Galpin Georgie Beighton

2005 Tara Williams 2016 Kate Farlie Ella Kain

2006 Alex Bailey 2017 Mason Galpin Bentley Galpin

2007 Ashley Braun Cate Lepley 2018 Jacinta Jenkins Lucy Butler

2008 Kimberley Galpin Hannah Eason

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Your task if you choose to accept it:- Complete the tasks in simultaneous order- Find the puzzle piece and return to the

check point within the time period

RULES

• Must be 14 years and under to enter • Enter your teams of 3 in front of Rymill Hall by 11.15am• Hunt to start at 11.30am• Finish time is 12.00pm

1 . All teams must complete their tasks in the order of their sheet

2 . All teams must stay within the boundary between the playground and the netball clubhouse, the animal’s area is in play

3 . Once a task is completed collect the hidden items

4 . Once all the items are collected return to the start to find the location of the final puzzle piece

5 . Puzzle stations must only be completed by one team member however, the other members of the team can help verbally

6 . Helping other teams is allowed at your own risk, this includes sharing item locations

7 . Collected items can be exchanged for clues at any point during the hunt, not all items are transferable but will be needed at the end so choose your time wisely

8 . You must return to the check point inside of 30 mins

9 . First team back with all items WINS!!!!

HAPPY HUNTING YOUR TIME STARTS NOW!

SATURDAY Nov. 2nd11.30am - 12pm- $50 first prize -Junior teams will need a parent present

JUNIOR STRINGYBARK SCAVENGERS

RYMILL HALL

Stringybark Scavengers sponsored by TK Furniture

VR & GOLF SIMULATOR across from Rymill Hall

Competitions!-Longest Drive-Closest to the Pin

Prizes to be won!Prizes donated by Penola Golf Club

- COME & TRY -

Friday Night - Golf

Saturday all day

- VR & Golf

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Stringybark Scavengers sponsored by TK Furniture

Your task if you choose to accept it:- Complete the tasks in simultaneous order- Collect the letters to complete jumbled word - Find the puzzle piece and return to the

check point within the time period

RULES

• Must be 15 years and over to enter. • Enter your teams of 3 in front of Rymill Hall by 5.15pm• Hunt to start at 5.30pm• Finish time is 6.30pm

1 . All teams must complete their tasks in the order of their sheet

2 . Once a task is completed collect the hidden letters

3 . Once all the letters are collected unjumble the word to find the location of the final puzzle piece

4 . Puzzle stations must only be completed by one team member however, the other members of the team can help verbally

5 . Helping other teams is allowed at your own risk, this includes sharing letters

6 . Picture tasks

a . Take photo on your phone

b . Return to check point to collect letters at any point during the hunt

c . If you leave it until last to collect letters make sure you definitely have the correct photo or you will need to go out again

7 . Collected items can be exchanged for letters at any point during the hunt, not all items are transferable but will be needed at the end so choose your time wisely

8 . You must return to the check point inside of 60 mins

9 . First team back with all items WINS!!!!

HAPPY HUNTING YOUR TIME STARTS NOW!

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RYMILL HALL

GUM BOOT THROWING COMPETITIONSPONSORED BY PENOLA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 201911.00am in FRONT OF RYMILL HALLSTEWARD – Kinta Wilson

UNDER 5 • UNDER 8 • UNDER 12Each child to have three throws with the furtherest distance to count

Prizemoney awarded in each age group1st - $20 2nd - $10 3rd - $5

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 10.45am(Must be present by 10 .30am) In front of Rymill Hall

ENTRY FREEDogs must be on a leash at all timesOther animals in suitable carry cages

Steward: Chandalin Crouch 0438 373 1651 . Large dog2 . Small dog3 . Cat

4 . Unusual pet5 . Any other pet6 . Pet rock or toy animal

(for under 4 year olds)

Cash prizes kindly sponsored by Wattle Range FuneralsRibbons awarded in all classesEntrants are most welcome to have their animals in the pet display in Warner Pavilion after judging.

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All exhibits in this section to be made by exhibitor. Entries must be delivered to the Stadium by 12noon, Friday, November 1st.

Entries close Wednesday, October 30th at 5pm.All competitions kindly sponsored by the Mountford family.

FREE ENTRYCompetitionCompetitionCompetition

Section OneBest Lego Model, using big blocks, duplo, mega blocks etc . (Under 5 yrs)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $15, 2nd: Big W voucher to the value of $10 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $5

Section TwoBest Lego Display, using big blocks, duplo, mega blocks etc . (Under 5 yrs)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $15, 2nd: Big W voucher to the value of $10 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $5

Section ThreeBest Lego Model (Under 8 yrs)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $30, 2nd: Big W voucher to the value of $20 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $10

Section FourBest Lego Display, own design (U8 yrs)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $302nd: Big W voucher to the value of $20

3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $10

Section FiveBest Lego Model (8-12 years)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $402nd: Big W voucher to the value of $25 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $15

Section SixBest Lego Display, own design (8-12 yrs)1st: Big W voucher to the value of $402nd: Big W voucher to the value of $25 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $15

Section SevenOpen Best Lego Model1st: Big W voucher to the value of $502nd: Big W voucher to the value of $25 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $15

Section EightOpen Best Lego Display, own design1st: Big W voucher to the value of $502nd: Big W voucher to the value of $25 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $15

Section NineLego Technic - Model 12 years or older1st: Big W voucher to the value of $502nd: Big W voucher to the value of $25 3rd: Big W voucher to the value of $15

Best Decorated Cap FREE ENTRYMust be decorated by exhibitor. Section one, 5 yrs & under, may have assistance from an adult. Entries must be delivered to the stadium by 12 noon, Friday, November 1st.Section One Best decorated Cap – Preschool5 years & Under. Prizes – 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, 3rd $5

Section Two Best decorated Cap – Junior10 years & Under. Prizes – 1st: $25, 2nd: $10, 3rd $5Section Three Best decorated Cap – OpenPrizes – 1st: $30, 2nd: $15, 3rd $10Entries Close Wednesday October 30 at 5pm

Best Decorated Egg Carton FREE ENTRYMust be decorated by exhibitor. Section one, 5 yrs & under may have assistance from an adult. Entries must be delivered to the stadium by 12 noon, Friday, November 1st.Section One Best Decorated Egg Carton – Preschool5 years & Under. Prizes – 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, 3rd $5Section Two Best Decorated Egg Carton – Junior10 years & Under. Prizes – 1st: $25, 2nd: $10, 3rd $5

Section Three Best Decorated Egg Carton – OpenPrizes – 1st: $30, 2nd: $15, 3rd $10Entries Close Wednesday October 30 at 5pm

Drop entries to the Stadium by 12 noon Fri. Nov 1st.Steward: Judy Mountford 0417 831 442

STADIUM

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STADIUM

PAPER PLANE MAKING AND FLYING COMPETITIONIN STADIUM GENERAL RULES1. Paper planes must be made on the day with provided

paper (A4, under 100 GSM)2. Only one piece of paper per plane may be used3. Planes will be judged on the distance they fly4. Children from 3-16 years can compete, but must be

able to make paper plane by themselves, the design and techniques can certainly be practiced before the event.

5. In both preliminary rounds and finals, each entrant will get two throws and will need to use the same plane for each throw. If children make it through to the next round they can construct a new plane or make adjustments.

6. Each distance thrown must land within the marked competition area

7. Competitors must NOT overstep the marked “throwing line/mark”. If this happens the throw will NOT be counted or measured. It will be a foul and they will be given only one more attempt.

8. Distance will be measured in a straight line from the throwing mark to where the plane first hits the ground or an object (whichever first)

9. Cheating or tampering with paper will warrant immediate disqualification.

Plane building time will be between 11am and 1pm with the competition starting at 2pm.Entrants will be in heats of five with the first and second placed planes moving through to the next round,

until there are five remaining planes for the grand final.For enquiries please contact Judy Mountford on 0417 831 442

FREE ENTRY

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Penola Terra Rossa Branch

Recycled Metal Garden Art Competition (for Female Show Competitors)

Convenor: Janet Brodie 0400 028 566

Theme: Garden ArtCome on women of Penola, show us your talents in creative some garden art that has been constructed out of recycled metal products (for example steel and wire) .

The main body of the final object cannot be any bigger than one metre high and wide, and must be able to be carried into the show grounds . It can be staged on a trestle or hanging if own frame is provided .

Entries to be staged by 12pm Friday at the Warner Pavilion by Penola Terra Rossa CWA.

The winner will be announced at Rymill Hall Saturday afternoon at 3pm.

SECTION B – WOOLWOOL TO BE STAGED BY 10am FRIDAY

Entry: $1Stewards: M . Lambert (ph 8736 6040, Mobile 0400 292 101), S . Thring (ph 0429 697 633)

Prizes to be $7 first, and $3 second . Third prize must be awarded but prizemoney and ribbons are not given . To be judged by Commercial Value . Value to be attached to all fleeces .

Prize money donated by J.W. Smart Woolbuyers Pty Ltd & John D Kidman.Entries close Wednesday, October 30 at 12 noon.

SASH FOR CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW & $100 CASH . $50 CASH PRIZES AT JUDGES DISCRETION .

All fleeces must be skirted and entry tickets fixed securely to fleece .All fleeces must be grown by the exhibitor .

1 . Merino fleece – fine .2 . Merino fleece – medium .3 . Merino fleece – strong .4 . Merino Hoggett fleece .5 . Merino Ram fleece .6 . Merino Lamb’s fleece, 1 kg or over of

picked wool .

THE IVOR H. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY – donated by NAS Insurance Brokers through TDC.7 . Fleece any other breed .8 . Cross breed fleece .9 . Breeders group of fleeces (Ewe, Hoggett

and Lamb) .10 . Best comback fleece .

Exhibitors can donate their fleece to the Show Society. Proceeds will be split between a nominated charity of choice and the Penola P.A. & H. Society building fund.

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SECTION C – CATTLETDC HEIFER CLASSIC – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1

Judging to start at 6.30pm, final to be judged on main oval at approx 8pm. All cattle entries to be stalled by 4pm Friday.

All Heifers entered must also be entered in their respective classes for Saturday's show.

ENTRY FEE $10 . PRIZE MONEY OR TROPHY – European Grand Champion $500,

British Grand Champion $500, Reserve European Breed $125, Reserve British Breed $125 . Classes 1st $50, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 .

Class 1 – Heifers under 12 monthsClass 2 – Heifers 12-14 monthsClass 3 – Heifers 14-6 months

Class 4 – Heifers 16-18 monthsClass 5 – Heifers 18-20 months*All ages to be taken from date of show .

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2Judging commences 10am. Cattle to be penned 9.30am

Sectional regulations1 . All exhibitors must be members of the Society .2 . All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .3 . All cattle must have been taught to lead and will be tied up where directed by Stewards .

Children under 12 years handling cattle must be under adult supervision . Child safety is the responsibility of exhibitor/s .

4 . All exhibits will be paraded for judging on day of show as directed by Stewards .5 . All entries must be the property of the exhibitor .6 . All animals must be registered with their respective breed societies .7 . All bulls over 12 months shall be rung through the nose .

ENTRY FEE $6 (in all classes) ($5 entry + $1 Kevin Fiebiger Memorial Supreme Champion of show award .)

PRIZE MONEY OR TROPHY – Classes: 1-20, Over 5 entries – First $12, Second $8, Third $4 . 3 to 5 entries – First $12, second $8 . 2 entries or less – First $12 .

Prize ribbons: First prize, blue ribbon; second prize, red ribbon; third prize, white ribbon .ENTRIES in this section close Wednesday, OCTOBER 30, 12 noon.

Steward: David Galpin (8737 2274), Kim Wilson (0400 260 253)AGE OF ANIMALS TO BE TAKEN FROM THE DAY OF THE SHOW

1 . Wyong Calf Classic Under 10 months2 . European Heifer under 16 months . 3 . British Heifer under 16 months . 4 . European Heifer 16 months and under 18

months . 5 . British Heifer 16 months and under 18

months .

6 . European Heifer 18 months and under 21 months .

7 . British Heifer 18 months and under 21 months .

8 . Any Other Breed Heifer under 21 months .

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Junior Champion HeiferEUROPEAN – BRITISH – ANY OTHER BREED

9 . European Cow 21 months and over .10 . British Cow 21 months and over .

11 . Any Other Breed Cow 21 months and over .

SENIOR Champion Cow EUROPEAN – BRITISH – ANY OTHER BREED

12 . European Bull under 16 months .13 . British Bull under 16 months .14 . European Bull 16 months and under 18 months .15 . British Bull 16 months and under 18 months .

16 . European Bull 18 months and under 21 months .17 . British Bull 18 months and under 21

months .18 . Any Other Breed Bull under 21 months .

JUNIOR Champion BullEUROPEAN – BRITISH – ANY OTHER BREED

19 . European Bull 21 months and over .20 . British Breeds Bull 21 months and over .

21 . Any Other Breed Bull 21 months and over .

SENIOR Champion BullEUROPEAN – BRITISH – ANY OTHER BREED

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOWGRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW

KEVIN FIEBIGER MEMORIALSUPREME CHAMPION OF SHOW

(Trophy & sash. To be won three times to receive award)

PAIR & GROUP CLASSESComposite teams accepted.

No entry fee for classes below. All breeds.22 . Pair Heifers same breed under 21 months .23 . Pair Bulls same breed .24 . Breeders Group – three animals bred by

exhibitor, both sexes represented .

Junior and Senior Handlers. Trophy donated by Wyong.

Best junior herdsperson trophy donated by Argyllshire Angus

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OPENING HOURS:Tuesday – 9am – 3pm

Wednesday – 10am – 6pm Thursday – 9am – 3pm

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Annual SubscriptionsAnnual subscriptions are outlined in the General Show Regulations on page 61 of this book . Annual subscriptions by mail will be accepted up until Friday, 4th Oct. 2019 . On receipt of subscription fees, tickets will be posted out . If you would like to purchase tickets after the above date this can be done at the show office during office hours (see page 3 for office hours) .

For annual subscriptions by post, please cut out the below slip and return it with your cheque/money order, or email the information below to penolashow@hotmail .com .

Penola P. A. & H. SocietyPO Box 106, PENOLA SA 5277.

Ph. 0467 369 831, AH 0438 372 839.I would like annual subscription(s) to the Penola P . A . & H . Society: (2 days)

Adult Single Ticket Qty __________ @ $22 = $ _______________

U18 Single Ticket Qty __________ @ $12 = $ _______________

Family Ticket(2 adults & 3 children U/18) Qty __________ @ $50 = $ _______________

Aged Pensioner Single Ticket Qty __________ @ $10 = $ _______________

My Total Cheque/Money order attached is: $ _______________

Direct Deposit: BSB – 633 000 A/C – 157953969 Penola PA & H Society

(Use last name and first initial as reference)

Please return my tickets by post to:

Name: __________________________________________________________________

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INDOOR EXHIBITSALL INDOOR EXHIBIT ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday, October 30, at 12 noon

Chief Hall Steward: G . Eckermann (phone 8737 3123) 1 . All exhibits must be staged between

8am and 12noon on Friday, November 1 . Cookery closes at 11am.

2 . In the event of a tie for any aggregate prize, the winner will be the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of first prizes .

3 . In addition to points for first and second awards, one point will also be allocated for a Championship award.

4 . Exhibits can be collected from 4pm onwards, Saturday from Rymill Hall and the Stadium . No exhibits to

be removed before 4pm, unless specifically authorised .

5 . Late exhibitors may be disqualified following the declaration of the Hall Steward, that the exhibiting period has expired .

6 . Following the expiration of the exhibiting period, all people other than judges and stewards must leave the hall .

7 . NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED . 8 . Prize money to be collected after 4pm

on 2nd from secretaries office .

D.W. MARCUS TROPHY, for aggregate in Indoor Section .MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR STUDENT INDOOR EXHIBITOR

– Trophy donated by Mink For Hair, Damian & Sue Flint and Boost Juice - Mount GambierMOST SUCCESSFUL SENIOR STUDENT INDOOR EXHIBITOR

– Trophy donated by Deland Engineering and Boost Juice - Mount Gambier

SECTION E – DAIRY & FARM PRODUCEENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE 12 noon WED, OCTOBER 30.

ENTRANCE FEE 50c per entry, FIRST PRIZE $2, second $1Stewards: Mr G . Eckermann (8737 3123), Mrs S . Kidman (8737 3908)

Sectional regulations1 . All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this society .2. All exhibits will be staged by 12 noon Friday, November 1 as directed by the steward at Rymill Hall. 1 . One litre fresh milk . 2 . 250 g . butter (other than factory) . 3 . 500 ml . fresh cream, suitable for butter

factory . 4 . Three duck eggs (plate supplied) . 5 . Three hen eggs, white (plate supplied) . 6 . Three hen eggs, brown (plate supplied) . 7 . Three hen eggs, blue (plate supplied) . 8 . Best bundle oats (suitable for harvest) . 9 . Best bundle wheat (suitable for harvest) .10 . Best bundle barley (suitable for harvest) .11 . Best bundle of lucerne .12 . Best bundle of green legume, one variety .13 . Best bundle of green feed, mixed

(maximum of 6 varieties) .14 . Plot of permanent pasture, not exceeding

30cm . x 30cm . To be exhibited in container of solid construction .

Champion Exhibit Sash & Trophy donated by Prince of Wales Hotel.CHAMPION DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE (1-14)

CHILDREN'S SECTION15 . Three duck eggs (any container)16 . Three hen eggs, white (any container)17 . Three hen eggs, brown (any container)

18 . Four of my favourite eggs (from any variety of bird)

19 . Tallest weed (identified by common name) – Trophy donated by South East Natural Resources Management Board

20 . Collection of Common and Agricultural weeds (identified by common name) – Trophy donated by South East Natural Resources Management Board

21 . My 4 favourite feathers – Trophy donated by Sue Hodder

CHAMPION EXHIBIT & SASH (CHILDREN'S SECTION) (15-21) – Trophy donated by Bunnings

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SECTION F – COOKERYENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON 12noon WED, OCTOBER 30

ENTRY FEE: 50c per entry .First prize $4, second $2, except where otherwise stated .

Steward: H . Lambert (Phone 8736 6040) . Stewards: C . Skeer, B . Provis, J . Hutchesson .

Section regulations 1 . All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society . 2. All exhibits will be staged by Friday, November 1 at 11am as directed by stewards at

Rymill Hall. 3 . Each exhibit to be in a clear plastic bag . 4 . Exhibits to be staged on covered cardboard or paper plates . 5 . No exhibits to be made on Show Day . 6 . Please remove all paper from cooking before staging, except cup cakes . 7 . One entry only per class

1 . Light pound cake, made from the following recipe: 250g butter, 250g sugar, 4 eggs, 275g plain flour, 60g Self-raising flour, 250g currants, 250g sultanas, 30g peel, 1 tablespoon milk, essence of lemon . 20cm tin .

2 . Light pound cake for those who have never won a prize made from the following recipe: 250g butter, 250g sugar, 4 eggs, 275g plain flour, 60g Self-raising flour, 250g currants, 250g sultanas, 30g peel, 1 tablespoon milk, essence of lemon . 20cm tin .

3 . Rich fruit cake, made from the following recipe: 250g plain flour, 1/2 teaspoon baking powder, 60g ground rice, 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon, 2 tbs mixed spice, 4 eggs, 6 tbs brandy, 250g butter, 250g brown sugar, 250g sultanas, 250g currants, 250g raisins, 125g peel, 60g almonds . 20cm tin . – Trophy donated by S.E. Hotel, Mt Gambier

4 . Sultana Cake – own recipe . 5 . Genoa cake – own recipe . 6 . Cake using a vegetable . 7 . Cake using fresh fruit . 8 . 3 savoury muffins . 9 . 3 sweet muffins .10 . Apricot Loaf – iced .11 . Jubilee Cake – iced while hot . 12 . Date & nut roll .13 . 3 Anzac biscuits – Trophy donated by

Coonawarra-Penola RSL .14 . Chocolate cake – iced, may be decorated .15 . Orange cake – iced .16 . Coffee cake – cinnamon on top .17 . Strudel top cake .18 . 3 plain scones .19 . 3 date scones .

20 . 3 cream puffs – unfilled .21 . Plain sponge sandwiched together with

jam (not iced) .22 . Choc sponge – filled – not iced .23 . Ginger fluff – filled – not iced . – Trophy

donated by H. Lambert24 . 3 iced and decorated patty cakes .25 . 3 yo-yo biscuits joined together .26 . 3 ginger biscuits .27 . Cooked slices – 3 varieties, 2 pieces of

each .28 . 3 uncooked slices – 3 varieties, 2 pieces

of each .29 . Decorated cake using any icing .30 . Bloke's Chocolate Cake . Must use

following recipe:125 gm melted butter, 1 cup castor sugar, 2 eggs, 1 cup S .R . flour, 1/4 cup cocoa, 1/2 cup milk .

Preheat oven to 180°C . Lightly grease 20cm bar or loaf tin . Mix all ingredients in a bowl, beat until well combined . Bake 30-40 minutes until cake springs back when pressed gently . Ice with choc icing . Sash & Trophy – Sponsored by Bendigo Bank Penola + Balnaves of Coonawarra

31 . Pizza .32 . CWA Scones .

CHAMPION COOKERY EXHIBIT – SASH & TROPHY – Trophy donated by Metro Cafe, Mt Gambier

MACHINE BREAD MAKING32 . Machine loaf bread, any variety .Aggregate Trophy – Senior Cookery Section: Donated by Mrs J.F. ThornPrizemoney: 1st – $20; 2nd – $10; 3rd – $5

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SECTION F1 – CHILDREN’S SECTIONPRIMARY STUDENTS TO YEAR 7

ENTRY FREE First prize $2, second $1REGULATIONS:1 . All paper to be removed before staging .2 . Exhibits to be in clear plastic bags .3 . To be staged on covered cardboard .

33 . 3 honey crackles .34 . 3 plain scones – Margaret Mountford

Memorial Trophy .35 . 3 pikelets .36 . 3 decorated bought biscuits .37 . 3 patty cakes, iced, may be decorated .38 . Chocolate bar cake – iced .39 . 3 chocolate crackles .40 . Decorated gingerbread or chocolate

house . 41 . 3 chocolate chip biscuits . 42 . A healthy lunch box . AGGREGATE TROPHY: Mrs. D.M. McElroy Memorial Trophy

SECONDARY STUDENTS YEAR 8-1243 . 3 sweet muffins .44 . Jubilee cake – iced while hot .45 . 3 fruit scones .46 . Plain sponge – jam filling 47 . 3 pieces coconut ice .48 . Chocolate bar cake, iced – L.P &T.A.

Marcus Memorial Trophy.49 . 1 Pizza .50 . 3 party iced cup cakes .51 . 3 pieces uncooked slice, 1 variety . 52 . 3 decorated bought biscuits .53 . Decorated gingerbread or chocolate

house .54 . 3 chocolate chip biscuits .55 . A healthy lunch box .

AGGREGATE TROPHY Donated by Sarah and Tim KidmanCHAMPION EXHIBIT – SASH & TROPHY Donated by Penola Show Society

RSL ANZAC BISCUITS Sponsored by Coonawarra-Penola RSL

To be judged by RSL Diggers

SECTION A – PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTSMust be child's own work. To be on covered square cardboard. To be staged by 11am Friday, November 1 in supper room.1 . Three homemade Anzac biscuits using the

recipe below . 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 .

SECTION B – HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

1 . Three homemade Anzac biscuits using the recipe below . 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 .

MUST USE THIS RECIPE:INGREDIENTS1 cup plain flour 1 cup sugar 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup coconut 125 grms melted butter 1 tblspn golden syrup 2 tblspns boiling water 1 tspn carb soda.METHODPre heat oven to 180 and grease baking tray. Sift flour, place all dry ingredients in basin, mix together. Add melted butter, golden syrup and boiling water to which the carb soda has been added. Place teaspoon of mixture on tray bake until brown.

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SUNBEAM CAKE CHAMPIONSHIPRICH FRUIT CAKE & GENOA CAKE

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF SOUTH AUSTRALIASponsored by Angas Park Fruit Company Pty Ltd

Semi-Finals will be held at Naracoorte 2019 and Lucindale 2020. No Entry Fee

1. RICH FRUIT CAKE (Recipe to be used – cake not to be iced) (Angas Park Products to be used where

possible)

INGREDIENTS: 250g butter, 250g dark brown sugar, 6 eggs, 250g sultanas, 250g raisins, 200g currants, 100g dates, 60g chopped red glace cherries, 60g mixed peel, 60g chopped almonds, 375g plain flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon mixed spice, 200ml sherry or brandy.

METHOD: Mix together all fruits and soak in the sherry or brandy overnight. Sift together flour, baking powder and spice. Cream together butter and sugar. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively add the fruit and flour and lastly the chopped

nuts. Mix thoroughly. Place mixture into a prepared square tin (approx. 19-22 cm in size. Bake in slow oven for approximately 3-3 1/2 hours.

Winner eligible to compete in State Final to be held at the next Royal Adelaide Show. One entry per exhibitor.PRIZES: First $60, Second $25, Third $10

2. GENOA CAKE Genoa Cake made to Exhibitor’s own

recipe, size and shape optional. Winner eligible to compete in State Final

to be held at the next Royal Adelaide ShowOne entry per exhibitor PRIZES: First $50, Second $20, Third $10

SECTION F CLASS 32 – CWA SCONES2019 COUNTRY WOMEN'S SCONE MIX COMPETITIONSponsored by Laucke Flour Mills & SA Country Women’s Association

Competition Outline• Best sweet variation of your scone

recipe which must use Laucke Country Women's Scone Mix as the base.

• Only one entry per person.• Entrants are eligible to win one local final.• Winners from each Local Shows are

eligible to enter and be judged at the appropriate Association Show.

• The 10 Association winners will then compete in a State Final as part of the 2020 Royal Adelaide Show.

• No entry fee.• Entrants please note that you DO NOT

have to follow the recipe on the back of the box. You use the mix as a base only.

• If the CWA Scone Mix is not available in your town please contact the show secretary.

• Revenue to the CWA from sales of the scone mix is used to assist drought affected families in South Australia and Interstate.

Judging Guidelines1. 5 scones presented for Judging.2. Scones should be approximately 5cms in

diameter.3. Well risen, straight sides, thin golden

crust top and bottom, no flour base.4. Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good

flavour and according to type.

Prize AllocationLOCAL1st – Laucke Goods Hamper (value approx

$17)2nd – Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1x1.2kg, value approx $5.50)3rd – Laucke Country Women’s Scone Mix (1x1.2kg, value approx $5.50)ASSOCIATION:1st – $40.00 cash2nd – $20.00 cash3rd – $10.00 cashSTATE: 1st – $200.00 cash2nd – $75.00 cash3rd – $40.00 cash

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Penola & District Community Bank® Branch

Home Loans, Personal Loans, Credit Cards, Insurance, Rural Bank

Call in and see our friendly team or phone the Penola Branch on 08 8737 2400

Heather Devlin (Branch Manager) Melissa Porter (Customer Relationship Officer) Megan McGuinness (Customer Service Officer)

Tanya Mourbey (Customer Service Officer)

Penola Branch have contributed over $100,000+ back into our community and is a proud supporter of the 2019 Penola Show.

TOTAL PRIZE MONEY: $1,000

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Penola & District Community Bank® Branch

BLOKE’S CHOCOLATE CAKELAST YEAR THERE WERE 75 ENTRIES

LET’S AIM FOR 100 ENTRIES THIS YEAR!

SECTION F – CLASS 30Entry fee - 50 cents

One entry per exhibitor

Must use this recipe:125 gm melted butter, 1 cup castor sugar, 2 eggs, 1 cup S .R . flour, 1/4 cup cocoa, 1/2 cup milk . Preheat oven to 180°C . Lightly grease 20cm bar or loaf tin . Mix all ingredients in a bowl, beat until well combined . Bake 30-40 minutes until cake springs back when pressed gently . Ice with choc icing .Hints: No cake rack or flour marks

JUDGING TO BE CONDENSED TO A FINAL 20 WITH FINAL JUDGING TO TAKE PLACE LATER IN THE DAY

1ST PRIZE: $600; 2ND PRIZE: $300; 3RD PRIZE: $100.Prize awarded to worst cake and an encouragement award.

Placings from 4th to 10th (excluding encouragement award) to receive wine donated by BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA

WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED FRIDAY NIGHT AND PRESENTATION TO BE MADE SATURDAY IN RYMILL HALL AT 3.15pm

A HUGE THANK YOU TO THE BENDIGO COMMUNITY BANK PENOLA BRANCH & BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP .

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SECTION G – JAMS AND PRESERVESENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE AT 12 NOON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at Rymill Hall

ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry . First prize $2, second $1

Steward: H . Lambert (Phone 8736 6040) .

Sectional regulations1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .2. All exhibits must be staged 11am Friday, November 1 as directed by Stewards, in the

Supper Room.

1 . 1 Jar Marmalade2 . 1 Jar Apricot Jam3 . 1 Jar Berry Jam4 . 1 Jar Plum Jam5 . 1 Jar Fig Jam6 . 3 different varieties of Jam7 . 1 Jar Quince Jelly8 . 1 Jar Fruit Jelly, any other kind9 . 1 Jar Fruit Butter10 . 1 Jar Green Tomato Pickle11 . 1 Jar Mustard Pickle12 . 1 Jar Tomato Chutney13 . 1 Jar Chutney, any other kind14 . 1 Jar Relish, any kind15 . 1 Jar Pickled Onions16 . 1 Bottle Tomato sauce

17 . 1 Bottle Plum sauce18 . 1 Jar Mayonnaise19 . 1 Jar Preserved Fruit20 . Preserved Olives21 . Dried Fruit (name variety – fruit pieces or

leather straps)22 . Quince Paste – $5 prize23 . Preserved Figs (any way) – $5 prize24 . Local Honey (name & flavour, hives

owned by exhibitor) – $5 prize25 . Fruit cordial (no artificial colours or

flavours) – $5 prize

Aggregate trophy donated by L. Jackson. CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Sash & Trophy donated by Bunnings

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SECTION H – PATCHWORK, DRESSMAKING AND CRAFTENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE 12 noon WED, OCTOBER 30

ENTRY FEE: 50c . First prize $2, second $1 .Stewards: F . Harlock, K . DeGaris (phone 0417 408 796) and N . Mattner .

Sectional regulations1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .2 . No exhibit will be permitted to compete in more than one class .3 . All exhibits must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor .4 . Any exhibit that has been awarded a first prize at any previous Show of this Society is not

permitted to enter in the same class .5. All exhibits will be staged by 12 noon Friday, November 1 as directed by Stewards in

Rymill Hall.6 . Exhibit tickets must be attached to all exhibits when left with Stewards .7 . Two entries per person per category .

PATCHWORK1 . Any machine made article2 . Any hand made article3 . Patchwork cushion4 . Patchwork quilt, hand quilted – any size .

Sash to be awarded5 . Patchwork quilt, machine quilted

– any size . 6 . Hand quilted article .7 . Article in machine applique8 . Article in hand applique9 . Patchwork wall hanging

Champion Exhibit Sash – Patchwork section. (Donated by Penola Heritage Quilters)

DRESSMAKING10 . Any garment in non-stretch woven fabric

suitable for adult/teenager11 . Childs everyday wear, outfit or dress12 . Recycled fabric wearable outfit

– using a mans shirt13 . Recycled wearable item

– using mens ties

Champion Exhibit Sash – Dressmaking section. (Donated by Arts on Ormerod)

CRAFT14 . Soft toy15 . Pottery Article16 . Paper mache article17 . Christmas wreath – any medium18 . Christmas ornament to hang on tree19 . Bag, any medium20 . Paper craft – handmade card21 . Paper craft – any other article22 . Jewellery - handmade 23 . Felted article24 . Mosaic article25 . Article using macrame26 . Article using chalk paint27 . Any other handicraft

Champion exhibit sash – Craft Section

Aggregate trophy Craft Section (Donated by SC Giles)

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SECTION I – KNITTING & CROCHETENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 12 noon

ENTRY FEE: 50c per entry . First prize $2, second $1 .Stewards: F . Harlock, K . DeGaris (phone 0417 408 796) and N . Mattner .

Sectional regulations1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .2 . No exhibit will be permitted to compete in more than one Class .3 . All exhibits must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor .4 . Any exhibit that has been awarded a first prize at any previous Show of this Society is not

permitted to enter the same Class .5. All exhibits will be staged by Friday, November 1 at 12 noon as directed by Stewards.6 . Exhibit tickets must be attached to all exhibits when left with Stewards .

All articles must be new and unwashed, and made in the last 2 years .

KNITTING / CROCHET1 . Lady or Gent jumper or jacket2 . Childs jumper or cardigan3 . Infants jumper or cardigan4 . Infants frock5 . Infants bootees6 . Infants baby blanket7 . Toy8 . Dolls outfit9 . Homespun article 10 . Tea cosy – prize (donated by Coonawarra

Store)

11 . Hat12 . Scarf13 . Knee rug14 . Shawl15 . Cushion16 . Any other item not specified above

Champion exhibit Sash – BR & P March Memorial PrizeAggregate Prize Knitting and Crochet Section (Donated by V. DeGaris)

SECTION I – NEEDLE WORKENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 12 noon

ENTRY FEE: 50c per entry . First prize $2, second $1 .Stewards: F . Harlock, K . DeGaris (phone 0417 408 796) and N . Mattner .

Sectional regulations – See Section I

17 . Article in counted cross stitch18 . Article in hand embroidery19 . Smocking any article20 . Baby blanket embroidered or applique21 . Article in tapestry22 . Article of hand sashiko23 . Any other article of needlework not

enumerated above

Aggregate prize donated by Travelling Threads

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In sickness and in health…

For friendly service and professional advice see Marg and staff at

38 Church Street, PenolaE: margiegaye@hotmail.com

P: 8737 2273F: 8737 2373

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SECTION J – STUDENT CRAFTENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 12 noon

ENTRY FREE: Prize money first $2, second $1 .Stewards: F . Harlock, K . DeGaris (phone 0417 408 796) and N . Mattner .

PRIMARY1 . Craft other article2 . Hand sewn article - $5 prize (donated by

Travelling Threads)3 . Machine sewn article4 . Hand knitted/crocheted article5 . Jewellery – any medium6 . Recycled fabric wearable outfit7 . Paper mache article8 . Dream catcher

SECONDARY9 . Craft other article10 . Hand sewn article - $5 prize (donated by

Travelling Threads)11 . Machine sewn article12 . Hand knitted/crocheted article13 . Jewellery – any medium14 . Recycled fabric wearable outfit15 . Paper mache article16 . Article made from wood17 . Dream Catcher

Trophies for classes 1 and 8 Mrs P. Kluge Memorial Trophy

SECTION K – STUDENT ARTENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 12 noon

Steward: Judy Mountford 0417 831 442Entries in Section K to be at the stadium by 12 noon Friday, November 1.

Entry forms must be completed and submitted at show office.Items not to exceed one metre square. Framed or mounted pictures must have

appropriate wire or hooks for hanging.2D Art: drawing, painting, printing; 3D Art: sculpture, fabric craft, ceramics

PRIMARYEntry Free. First prize $2, second prize $1.Primary – Years 4 - 71. 2D Art2. 3D Art

NOVICEEntry Free. First prize $5, second prize $2Junior – Years 8 – 103. 2D Art4. 3D ArtSenior – Years 11 – 125. 2D Art6. 3D Art7. 2D Design

Trophy donated by Lyn Pitt

SECTION L – MODEL BUILDINGENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 12 noon

Steward: Judy Mountford 0417 831 442

1 . Model, Primary school student .2 . Model, High School student .3 . Model, Open .

LIONS CLUB TROPHY – BEST ENTRIES IN MODEL BUILDING SECTION CLASSES 1 & 2.

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Penola’s Garden of the Year 2019$1000 cash prize and Plaque

Donors of the Penola Garden of the Year prize: A & A Clifford, Georgie's Cottage, C Hughes & R Paltridge, K &

D Merrett, R Mulligan, B & G Mulligan B & M Murray

Penola’s Newly Established or Renovated Garden$500 Voucher

Donated by: Penola True Value Hardware

These are annual prizes to be awarded to Penola residents’ gardens that are located within the designated limits of the township of Penola.The winning gardens will be selected on the basis of as they are viewed from the footpath.The selection of the winning gardens may be made at any time of the year.No nominations will be called for or accepted.The prize will be awarded in terms of general regulations of the Penola P.A. & H. Society.The awards will be presented to the winning gardeners at the Penola P.A. & H. Society Show.The annual cash prizes and plaque will be donated by residents and businesses of the Penola community that are by situation and circumstance not eligible for consideration for the awards.

Enquiries contact Glenys Mulligan 8736 6070

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SECTION M – FRUIT AND VEGETABLESENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE AT 12 noon WED, OCTOBER 30.

ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry . First prize $2, second $1 .Stewards: Mr Ian Tregenza, Mrs Sarah Kidman (8737 3908) .

Sectional regulations1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General

Regulations of this Society .2 . All exhibits in this Section must have been grown by the exhibitor or must have been in his/

her possession for at least two months prior to date of Show .3 . Entries to be shown with tops on (*) .4 . All exhibits to be staged by 12 noon, Friday, November 1 at Rymill Hall .

1 . Three Oranges .2 . Three Lemons .3 . One Cabbage .4 . One Cauliflower .5 . Three Parsnips* .6 . Three Turnips* .7 . Three Carrots* .8 . Three Radishes* .9 . Six stalks Rhubarb .10 . One head of Broccoli .11 . Beetroot, bunch of 3* .12 . One Lettuce .13 . Three Onions, old .14 . Three Onions, new* .15 . Four Stalks Asparagus .16 . Broad Beans, 250g .17 . One Pumpkin .18 . Gourmet Gardener – Artistic Display of

seasonal Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits and Flowers – RJ Childs Memorial Trophy.

19 . Three new Potatoes .20 . Peas in Pod, 250g .21 . Snow Peas, 250g22 . Six stalks of Silver Beet .23 . Three Leeks* .24 . One bunch of Parsley – tied .25 . One bunch of Mint – tied .26 . Bunch of Herbs, 1 cut of each kind

– tied .

AGGREGATE TROPHY donated by Mrs M. Hanel . CHAMPION FRUIT & VEGETABLES EXHIBIT – Sash & Trophy donated by Windara Bakery.

CHILDREN’S SECTIONENTRY FREE . Prize $1, second 50c .Open to all Schoolchildren within the District Council of Wattle Range .27 . Three Lemons .28 . Three Oranges29 . One Cabbage .30 . One Cauliflower .31 . Three Parsnips* .32 . Three Turnips* .33 . Three Carrots* .34 . Three Radishes* .35 . Beetroot, bunch of 3* .36 . One Lettuce .37 . Broad Beans, 250g .38 . 3 New Potatoes .39 . Peas in Pod, 250g .40 . Snow Peas, 250g .41 . One Pumpkin .42 . One bunch parsley - tied .43 . One bunch mint - tied .44 . Bunch herbs, 1 cut of each kind - tied .

CHAMPION EXHIBIT. Sash & Trophy donated by Bunnings.Aggregate trophy donated by Windara Bakery.Prize money sponsored by Ian & Judy Tregenza.

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SECTION O – ROSES A & B GRADEEntries in this section close on WED, October 30 at 12 noon.

ENTRY FEE 50¢ PER ENTRY .Stewards: G . Mulligan (phone 8736 6070), M . Hinze, E . Bowden .

PRIZEMONEY . A & B GRADE: 1st $2, 2nd $1 .Sectional regulations 1 . All prizes in this section are offered in terms of general regulations of this Society . 2 . All exhibits of Roses must have been grown and staged by the exhibitor. 3 . IF AN EXHIBIT IS DISQUALIFIED IT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ANOTHER AWARD . 4 . All exhibits in this Section will be staged by 12 noon, Friday November 1 as directed by

Stewards at Rymill Hall . 5 . Exhibitors must use containers and bowls supplied by the Society .

ATTENTION – EXHIBITORS: CUT – A "cut" carries more than one bloom and/or bud or buds . STEM – Means single bloom or bud . BUD – A "bud" is defined as the unexpanded stage of a rose flower, with NO petals

unfurling . NND – Means not necessarily distinct . Distinct means different .

ROSES TO BE NAMED IF POSSIBLE .HERITAGE ROSES, PRIOR TO 1920 .

A GRADE 1 . Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 3

stems . NND .

2 . Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 1 stem

3 . Rose, Red, 3 stems . NND .

4 . Rose, Pink, 3 stems . NND .

5 . Rose, White, 3 stems . NND .

6 . Rose, Yellow, 3 stems . NND .

7 . Rose, any other colour/s (not red, pink, white or yellow) 3 stems NND

8 . Floribunda Roses, 3 stems or cuts NND .

9 . Floribunda Rose, 1 stem or cut .

10 . Miniature rose, 3 stems or cuts NND

11 . Miniature Rose, 1 stem or cut

12 . 3 stems of any one variety of large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose . One full bloom, one intermediate stage and one bud (colour of bud must show) .

13 . Large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose, 1 full bloom (Stamens Showing)

14 . Climber Rose, 1 stem or cut (no minis)

15 . David Austin rose, 3 stems or cuts

16 . David Austin rose, 1 stem or cut

17 . Heritage rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)

18 . Australian Bred Rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)

19 . Rose, single (no more than 8 petals) 1 stem or cut

20 . Roses, not elsewhere enumerated, 3 stems or cuts NND (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)

21 . Rose, not elsewhere enumerated, 1 stem or cut (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)

22 . Bowl of large flowered roses (Hybrid Tea), 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

23 . Bowl of floribunda roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

24 . Bowl of Miniature Roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

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B GRADE25 . Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses,

3 stems . NND .

26 . Large Flowered (Hybrid Tea) Roses, 1 stem

27 . Rose, Red, 3 stems . NND .

28 . Rose, Pink, 3 stems . NND .

29 . Rose, White, 3 stems . NND .

30 . Rose, Yellow, 3 stems . NND .

31 . Rose, any other colour/s (not red, pink, white or yellow) 3 stems . NND

32 . Floribunda Roses, 3 stems or cuts NND .

33 . Floribunda Rose, 1 stem or cut .

34 . Miniature rose, 3 stems or cuts NND

35 . Miniature Rose, 1 stem or cut

36 . 3 stems of any one variety of large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose . One full bloom, one intermediate stage and one bud (colour of bud must show) .

37 . Large flowered (Hybrid Tea) rose, 1 full bloom (Stamens Showing)

38 . Climber Rose, 1 stem or cut (no minis)

39 . David Austin rose, 3 stems or cuts

40 . David Austin rose, 1 stem or cut

41 . Heritage rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)

42 . Australian Bred Rose, 1 stem or cut (must be named)

43 . Rose, single (no more than 8 petals) 1 stem or cut

44 . Roses, not elsewhere enumerated, 3 stems or cuts NND (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)

45 . Rose, not elsewhere enumerated, 1 stem or cut (eg polyantha, hybrid musk, modern shrub)

46 . Bowl of large flowered roses (Hybrid Tea), 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

47 . Bowl of floribunda roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

48 . Bowl of Miniature Roses, 6 to 12 stems or cuts . NND . (Bowl supplied)

TROPHIES ROSE SECTIONGRAND CHAMPION ROSE.A bloom or stem from Classes 1 - 21 and 25 - 45 in Section 0 (A Grade and B Grade) . $1,000 CASH DONATED BY ST MARY’S WINES.W .L . Redman Memorial Sash .

RUNNER-UP GRAND CHAMPION ROSE & SASH.Trophy donated by HIGHBANK WINES, NEUTROG FERTILISERS, & KOPPAROSSA WINES.

BEST EXHIBIT FloribundaClasses 8-9 A Grade trophy donated by NEUTROG FERTILIZERS and BANNER HARDWARE NARACOORTE.Classes 32-33 B Grade trophy donated by VINTAGE CAFE & E.E. MUIR & SON

BEST EXHIBIT MINIATURE ROSESClasses 10-11 A Grade trophy donated by NEUTROG FERTILISERS and BANNER HARDWARE NARACOORTE.Classes 34-35 B Grade trophy donated by MURRAY'S COUNTRY COTTAGES, NEUTROG FERTILISERS & METRO CAFE, MT GAMBIER.

BEST EXHIBIT BOWL OF ROSESClasses 22-24 A Grade trophy, wine donated by WYNNS and trophy donated by M.G. WILLIAMS PHARMACY.Classes 46-48 B Grade trophy six bottles of wine donated by DIGIORGIO FAMILY WINES and trophy donated by NUETROG FERTILISERS.

AGGREGATE ROSE A GRADE SECTION$150 voucher donated by WAGNER’S ROSE NURSERY and trophy donated by NEUTROG FERTILIZERS.

AGGREGATE ROSE B GRADE SECTIONDonated by EVELYNNE BOWDEN and voucher donated by CINDY CROSS POST AND RAIL.

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SECTION P – CUT FLOWERSENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 12 noon

– NO LATE ENTRIES.ENTRY FEE: 50¢ per entry, first prize $2, second $1 .

Stewards: G . Eckermann, K . McLean (Phone: 8737 2671)Sectional Regulations1 . All prizes in this section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .2 . All exhibits of flowers must have been grown & staged by exhibitor .3 . When more than one cut is shown, they must be of distinct varieties and colours unless

otherwise stated, only one cut of each variety to be shown in any one tube, unless otherwise specified .

4 . IF AN EXHIBIT IS DISQUALIFIED IT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ANOTHER AWARD .5 . All exhibits in the Section will be staged by 12 noon Friday, November 1, as directed by

Steward at Rymill Hall .ATTENTION EXHIBITORS: DISTINCT means different . NND means not necessarily distinct . A BLOOM means one flower on a stem . A CUT OR STEM is a stem bearing two or more flowers .

1 . Geranium, Double 1 bloom . 2 . Geranium, Single 1 bloom . 3 . Geranium, 3 blooms, NND . 4 . Pelargoniums, 3 blooms, NND . 5 . Aquilegias, 3 cuts, NND . 6 . Pansies/Viola, 3 blooms, NND . 7 . Daisies, any type, 3 blooms, NND . 8 . Carnation, 1 bloom or cut 9 . Calendulas, 3 blooms, NND .10 . Ranunculi, 3 blooms, NND .11 . Dutch Iris, 3 blooms, NND .12 . Bearded Iris, 1 cut .13 . Bearded Iris, 3 cuts distinct .14 . Bearded Iris, 3 florets distinct .15 . Bowl of 6 Iris florets, Bearded (bowl

supplied), NND16 . Iris, any variety, 3 cuts NND .17 . Antirrhinums, 3 cuts, NND .18 . Sweet Peas, 3 cuts NDD to be staged in

one container .19 . Sweet Peas (6 cuts, NND to be staged in

two containers .)20 . Delphinium, 1 cut .21 . Cinerarias, 3 cuts, NND .22 . Tuberous or Bulbous, 1 cut or bloom .23 . Tuberous or Bulbous, 3 cuts or blooms

distinct varieties .24 . Alstroemeria 3 stems NND25 . Stocks, one cut26 . Poppies, 3 blooms, NND .

27 . Foxglove, 1 cut .28 . Fuchsia, 3 cuts distinct .29 . One Garden Cut or Bloom . 30 . Climbers or ramblers, 1 cut .31 . Flowers, 3 blooms distinct .32 . Six garden cuts (shrubs/flowers) distinct33 . Shrubs excluding roses, 1 cut .34 . Shrubs excluding roses, 3 cuts distinct .35 . Shrubs or Trees indigenous to Australia, 3

cuts distinct .36 . Foliage, 1 cut .37 . Number of garden flowers, any type,

1 cut or bloom of each arranged in a bowl or basket.

38 . The best display of varied flowers and/or foliage indigenous to Australia .

FRANCIS AGGREGATE MEMORIAL TROPHY donated by Penola Show Society: 1st-5 points, 2nd-3 points, 3rd-1 point .W.L. REDMAN MEMORIAL SASH FOR CHAMPION CUT FLOWER (excluding roses and shrubs) .Springfield Trophy donated by Miss K. Malcolm + $50 cash donated by Australian Wool Network.CHAMPION SHRUB + EXHIBIT – SASH & ERIC BRAND MEMORIAL TROPHYCHAMPION IRIS EXHIBIT– SASH & TROPHY donated by Penola HardwareRunner Up – $25 cash donated by Geoff Eckermann.

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SECTION P1 – CUT FLOWERS – CHILDREN’S SECTION

Cuts must be staged by children by 12 noon on Friday, November 1 but not necessarily grown by them. Entry free.

Refer to Sectional regulations for cut flowersSteward: Chandalin Crouch 0438 373 165PRIZEMONEY. First prize $2, second $1.

PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN39 . Roses, 3 stems, no buds, NND .

40 . Daisies, 3 stems, no buds, NND .

41 . Pansies/Violas, 3 blooms, NND .

42 . 3 stems, not buds – not Roses, Daisies or Pansies, NND .

43 . Flowering Shrub any type, 1 cut .

CHAMPION TROPHY & SASH donated by C. Crouch.

SECONDARY SCHOOL CHILDREN44 . Roses, 3 stems, no buds, NND .

45 . Daisies, 3 stems, no buds, NND .

46 . Pansies/Violas, 3 blooms, NND .

47 . 3 stems, no buds – not Roses, Daisies or Pansies, NND .

48 . Flowering shrub any type, 1 cut .

CHAMPION TROPHY DONATED BY P. Balnaves and daughter & Pearce Hay and Haulage, Penola.AGGREGATE P1 AND P2 - Grace Jackson Memorial Trophy.CHAMPION CHILDREN’S ROSE – TROPHY & SASH – Donated by Bendigo Bank – Penola Branch.RUNNER–UP – TROPHY & SASH – Donated by Balnaves of Coonawarra.

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SECTION Q – POT PLANTSENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 12 noon.

ENTRY FEE: 50¢ per entry . First prize $2, second $1 .Steward: Chandalin Crouch 0438 373 165

Sectional Regulations 1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society . 2 . All exhibits must be the property of the Exhibitor . 3 . May be grown and shown in any type of container . 4 . All exhibits in this Section will be staged as directed by the Stewards by 12 noon Friday,

November 1 at Rymill Hall . 1 . Geranium in flower . 2 . Pelargonium in flower . 3 . Orchid in flower . 4 . Plant or plants in flower not elsewhere

enumerated . 5 . Foliage, ornamental or variegated Plant . 6 . Fern Maiden Hair . 7 . Fern any other type . 8 . Hanging basket any type 9 . Succulent/s, any type .10 . Cactus, any type .11 . Begonia, any type .AGGREGATE TROPHY – DONATED BY IGA Fresh – Penola.CHAMPION POT PLANT & SASH – TROPHY donated by Bunnings.

SECONDARY & PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

12 . Geranium / Pelargonium .13 . Plant or plants in flower not elsewhere

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by S. McIntyre.

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SECTION R – FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION CLOSE AT 12noon WED, OCTOBER 30. ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry . First prize $2, Second $1

Stewards: Chandalin McElroy (phone 0438 373 165) .Sectional Regulations 1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society . 2 . All exhibits to be prepared from Cut Flowers and Foliage not necessarily grown by the exhibitor . 3 . All exhibits to be staged Friday, November 1 by 12 noon as directed by the Stewards at Rymill Hall . 4. NO LATE ENTRIES.

Theme: Welcoming Women to Penola1st $100; 2nd Di's Gifts & Flowers trophy; 3rd Mrs E.M. Reschke Memorial Trophy.

The arrangement must be contained with a surface area of 50 x 50 cms .It needs to encompass the following:• A handmade basket of any fibre• A bouquet of flowers, herbs, fruit,

vegetables, leaves, branches etc

• A bottle of homemade cordial• A knitted/crocheted dishcloth• A handmade cardJoint entries are acceptable .

SECTION R – FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS – CHILDREN’S SECTION

ENTRY FREE . First $1, second prize 50c .

PRIMARY STUDENTS(Must be done and staged by child)

7 . Leaves floating in bowl of water (bowl supplied) .

8 . Decorated Plate of Flowers in sand (sand must not be visible, saucer no larger 20cm diameter) .

9 . "As I Like It" .10 . High Tea Theme (Teacups & Saucers, or

Teapots) .11 . Decorated Art made from fruit,

vegetables, nuts, seeds . May use matches or toothpicks (no larger

than 40cm) .12 . Decorated boot, shoe or thong (fresh

flowers)13 . Miniature Garden . No plastic . No larger

than 40cm . – Encouragement Award . – Trophy donated by Brodie Family

14 . Egg cup of flowers . – Trophy donated by K. McLean

15 . Decorated egg, hard-boiled (plate supplied) .

16 . Vase/container of flowers .

AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASSES 7-16. Mrs L.W. Redman Memorial Trophy.

SECONDARY STUDENTS(Must be done and staged by child)

17 . Container of Roses .18 . Arrangement using fruit, flowers and

foliage . 19 . "As I Like It" .20 . Egg Cup of Flowers . 21 . Decorated egg, hard-boiled (plate

supplied) .22 . High Tea Theme (Teacups & Saucers, or

Teapots) .23 . Vase/container of flowers . – Trophy

donated by K. McLean

AGGREGATE TROPHY CLASSES 17-23. Donated by – Toffee & Treats, PenolaCHAMPION EXHIBIT Sash & Trophy donated by Bunnings – CLASSES 7-23.

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SECTION S – ART SECTIONEntries in this section close at 12 noon Wednesday, October 30

Steward: Judy Mountford 0417 831 442

SENIOR ART SECTION Sectional regulations 1 . All entries must be the work of the exhibitor . 2 . Works may be based on photographs but must not be copied from any other person’s

painting, hand-print, drawing, sculpture, model or reproduction of same . 3 . Novice art section is reserved for those who have never won a prize for art in an open

class for adults at a show . 4 . No exhibit may be shown at more than two Penola Shows . 5 . All pictures must be neatly framed for hanging with hooks & wire . 6 . All exhibits must have the name of the exhibitor and title clearly labeled on the back of

each entry . 7. All exhibits must be staged by 4pm Thursday, October 31 in the stadium. 8 . Stewards in charge of the Art Section may refuse to accept any entry if it is considered

unsuitable for exhibition .

ENTRANCE FEE: 50c per entry . Prizes: $5 first, $2 second .

ADULT Best Entry in the Adult Section donated by Mrs G. Kidman

1 . 2D Art – paint, print, watercolour (any medium)

2 . 3D Art – Any medium

NOVICE (inc. SECONDARY)MARY SKENE KIDMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY – Best Novice

3 . 2D Art – paint, drawing or print

4 . 3D Art – Any medium

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SECTION T – PHOTOGRAPHYALL ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, October 30

Steward: Rick Paltridge . Telephone: 0427 372 755 Penola .E-MAIL: rickpaltridge@bigpond .com

Sectional regulations & information1 . All prizes in this Section are offered in terms of General Regulations of this Society .2 . All exhibits to be taken by the exhibitor but can be developed and printed under any

conditions .3 . OPEN and NOVICE SECTION ONLY MINIMUM SIZE 7" x 5", (EXCLUDING MOUNTING) MAXIMUM SIZE 20" x 16", (INCLUDING MOUNTING)4 . Please note: All exhibits must be lodged either with the Secretary or Steward at Penola

no later than 5.00pm on the Thursday before the Show, (October 31)5 . All prints must have the name of the exhibitor, the title if any, and the exhibiting class number

on the back of each entry .6 . Juniors may enter in the Novice and Open Sections .7 . No prints may be entered in more than one class .8 . No late entries.9 . No entry may be shown in more than 2 Penola Shows .10 . Before any prizes can be awarded in a Novice or Open Class, a minimum of 3 individual

entries must be received in that Class .11 . Prizes and prizemoney will only be awarded for suitable and worthy entries .12 . To be eligible for a Novice Class, entrants must only be an amateur photographer and have

never won any photographic competition before.13 . In the interests of safety exhibits framed with glass should be avoided.OPENENTRY FEE: $1 .00FIRST PRIZE $7 .00 SECOND PRIZE $3 .00 OPEN SECTION - COLOUR PRINT1 . Landscape or Seascape .2 . Nature (flora and/or fauna only) .3 . People, (including Portraiture) .4 . Any Other Subject .

OPEN SECTION – BLACK AND WHITE PRINT5 . Landscape or Seascape .6 . Nature .7 . People, (including Portraiture) .8 . Any Other Subject .

OPEN AGGREGATE TROPHY $100.00 donated by Mrs R. Kain CHAMPION EXHIBIT SASHNOVICE.ENTRY: 50cFIRST PRIZE $5 .00 SECOND PRIZE $2 .00NOVICE SECTION – COLOUR OR B/W PRINT9 . Landscape or Seascape .10 . Nature (flora and/or fauna only)11 . People, (including Portraiture) .12 . Any Other Subject .

CHAMPION WINNER SASH; OPEN, NOVICE AND JUNIOR ELIGIBLE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

JUNIOR SECTIONPRIMARYENTRY: Free .FIRST PRIZE $2 .00 SECOND PRIZE $1 .00 THIRD PRIZE CertificateMAXIMUM SIZE PRINT A4 or 8” x 12” (INCLUDING MOUNT)

13 . Colour or Black and White Print, Any Subject .

SECONDARY SECTIONENTRY: Free .

FIRST PRIZE $5 .00 SECOND PRIZE $2 .00 THIRD PRIZE CertificateMAXIMUM SIZE PRINT A4 8” x 12”, (INCLUDING MOUNT)

COLOUR OR BLACK AND WHITE PRINTMaximum of 4 entries per student per class

14 . Landscape or Seascape .15 . People, (including Portraiture) .16 . Any Other Subject .17 . “Majella Montage“

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with Majella Wines, Coonawarra ENTRY: Free . FIRST PRIZE $25 .00,

SECOND PRIZE $10 .00, THIRD PRIZE $5 .00

MAXIMUM SIZE PRINT A4 8” x 12”, (INCLUDING MOUNT)

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SECTION U – MINIATURE GOATSCHIEF STEWARD: Lee Harrison

Judge: Mrs Bryony Lepoidevin Phone 0400 595 070

Entries Close: 20th October at 5 pm Entry forms available via email from: admin@miniaturegoatsaustralia .com

Entries, test results and copies of registration for Non MGA members to be emailed directly to: admin@miniaturegoatsaustralia .com Entry fees: $2 per class

Delivery of Exhibits: Saturday 2/11/19 before 8 .30 am. Strictly no access after 9am Judging: 10 .30 am Saturday, 2nd November 2019.

Collection of Exhibits: from 4 pm Saturday 2nd November 2019

All animals must be registered with an approved Association .

All animals must have an approved NLIS ear tag in their ear which must correspond with registration certificate .

A copy of show entry and registration certificate for each animal should be available for the steward to view on show day .

All exhibitors are bound by their respective groups code of conduct as well as the Penola Show Society’s rules .

AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATS – 10 Goats or more (FROM 3 DIFFERENT STUDS) must be entered to run this section

DOE SECTIONClass 1 Kid Doe, under 6 monthsClass 2 Kid Doe, 6 months not to exceed 12 monthsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION KID DOEClass 3 Junior Doe, 12 months not to exceed 2 yearsClass 4 Junior Doe, 2 years not to exceed 3 yearsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION JUNIOR DOEClass 5 Adult Doe, 3 years not to exceed 5 yearsClass 6 Adult Doe, 5 years and overRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION SENIOR DOE

BUCK SECTIONClass 7 Kid Buck, under 6 monthsClass 8 Kid Buck, 6 months not to exceed 12 monthsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION KID

BUCKClass 9 Junior Buck, 12 months, not to exceed 2 yearsClass 10 Junior Buck, 2 years not to exceed 3 yearsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCKClass 11 Adult Buck, 3 years not to exceed 5 yearsClass 12 Adult Buck, 5 years and overRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION SENIOR BUCK

Class 13 Best Kid in ShowAutomatic – Champion Kids (Bucks & Does only)Class 14 Best Junior in ShowAutomatic – Champion Juniors (Bucks & Does only)Class 15 Best Adult in ShowAutomatic – Champion Adults (Bucks & Does only)

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PYGMY GOATS – 10 Goats or more (FROM 3 DIFFERENT STUDS) must be entered to run this section

DOE SECTIONClass 16 Kid Doe, under 6 monthsClass 17 Kid Doe, 6 months not to exceed 12 monthsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION KID DOEClass 18 Junior Doe, 12 months not to exceed 2 yearsClass 19 Junior Doe, 2 years not to exceed 3 yearsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION JUNIOR DOEClass 20 Adult Doe, 3 years not to exceed 5 yearsClass 21 Adult Doe, 5 years and overRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION SENIOR DOE

BUCK SECTIONClass 22 Kid Buck, under 6 monthsClass 23 Kid Buck, 6 months not to exceed 12 monthsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION KID BUCKClass 24 Junior Buck, 12 months, not to exceed 2 yearsClass 25 Junior Buck, 2 years not to exceed 3 yearsRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION JUNIOR BUCKClass 26 Adult Buck, 3 years not to exceed 5 yearsClass 27 Adult Buck, 5 years and overRESERVE CHAMPION & CHAMPION SENIOR BUCK

Class 28 Best Kid in ShowAutomatic – Champion Kids (Bucks & Does only)Class 29 Best Junior in ShowAutomatic – Champion Juniors (Bucks & Does only)Class 30 Best Adult in Show

Automatic – Champion Adults (Bucks & Does only)

ALL BREEDSClass 31 Supreme Goat in ShowAutomatic – From Best in Show Winners OF ALL BREEDS

WETHER SECTIONClass 32 Kid Wether, not to exceed 12 monthsBest Kid WetherClass 33 Junior Wether, 12 months not to exceed 3 yearsBest Junior WetherClass 34 Senior Wether , 3 years and overBest Adult Wether

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (3 plus entries to run this class) Class 35 - Only Australian Champions may enter.

PROGENY & BREEDERS SECTIONClass 36 Sire or Dam and one progenyMust be progeny of the same Sire or Dam and animals must be owned by the same person/stud . More than one entry per Sir or Dam may be entered in the same class . Judging is on improvement and refined characteristics passed down to kid/s from Sire or Dam .

Class 37 Breeders Pair Must be animals that have been bred by the same Stud, same stud name and same owner . Judging is on overall breed standards highlighting likeness, quality, conformation and consistency .

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PENOLA P.A. & H. SOCIETY

SECTION V – HORSES IN ACTIONSATURDAY NOVEMBER 2nd 2019, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3rd 2019

Post entries on day excluding Stockman’s Challenge

EXHIBITORS/COMPETITORS must be current members of the Penola PA & H Society Incorporated or pay double entry fee and gate admission each time they enter the show grounds . Entry fee for each class includes insurance levy .

SECTION REGULATIONS1 . Penola P .A . & H . Society is affiliated with

Equestrian Australia

2 . Member subscriptions to be paid prior to show or at time of entry

3 . Membership fees: Single – $22 .00, Junior – $12 .00 . All riders must be a financial member of the Penola PA & H Society. Please indicate on entry forms if you are a current financial life member of the Penola PA & H Society.

4 . Entry Fees: include GST . All exhibitors whether they are registered or not, are to pay the full amount as state in the schedule . To claim GST you must submit your ABN when lodging your entries . NO ENTRY FEES ARE REFUNDED under any circumstances .

5 . Prize Money & Trophies: All prizes in this section are offered in terms of general regulations of the Society .

6 . Prize money does not include GST . GST will be added to the prize money for exhibitors who are registered for GST and have provided ABN .

7 . Ribbons to 3rd place in all rings

8 . Unless specially recommended by the judge/s, 2nd and 3rd prize money will not be awarded in classes in which competitors are less than three in number

9 . Show Jumping – only 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize money will be awarded in classes in which competitors are less than six in number

10 . Disqualification: if any competitor fails to enter the ring by third call

11 . Disqualification: incurred if gear breaks to the extent that the rider cannot carry on

12 . Attire: Riders must wear approved boots and head gear at all times when mounted . Hunting, riding or correct attire must be worn unless otherwise stated in program . EA Hot Weather Policy will apply .

13 . Certificates: birth certificates are to be produced if requested by ring steward in specified age classes .

14 . Registration certificates and performance cards must be produced if requested by judge or steward (Melbourne and Adelaide certificates acceptable)

15 . Stallions are not eligible for saddle classes (ring events)

16 . No horse will be permitted to enter the show ring with any prize ribbon affixed to any portion of the horse, rider or equipment, except in parades

17 . All Show Jumping events to be run under FEI & EA rules

18 . Swabbing: as per FEI & EA rules

19 . Protests: Must be lodged in writing & with a deposit of $50 with the secretary within 30 minutes of the event . The decision of the Disputes Committee

20 . The Convenor & Stewards have the power to alter and/or delete classes at their discretion

21 . Should any competitor/exhibitor or other person acting for them nominate the same horse and/or rider in different classes that may clash, they do so at their own risk as classes will not be delayed waiting for them to enter

22 . Cruelty to any animals on the McCorquindale Park grounds during the events held by the Penola P .A&H Society will not be tolerated . You will be asked to leave the grounds if you cannot abide by this regulation .

23 . MEMBERSHIP needs to only be paid once, convenors will check membership details if entering in more than one ring.

24 . Refunds on entry fees will be given upon proof of a vet or doctors certificate. The Penola PA & H Society will retain membership fees.

25 . All prizes and prizemoney must be collected on the day or it will be forfeited to the Show Society .

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RING 1 – TOPSY RING Steward: Briana Lewis breelewis@hotmail.com

Start: 9.00am Saturday, November 2nd, 2019Major Sponsors: IGA Fresh and ANZ Penola

1. Best presented combo under 10 years2. Best presented combo over 10 years3. Rider under 10 years4. Rider over 10 years5. Beginners pony NE 13hh6. Beginners pony/horse over 13hh7. Most obedient pony under 13hh

8. Most obedient pony/horse over 13hh9. Fattest mount 10. Hairiest mount11. Longest mane12. Longest tail13. Hungriest pony14. Fancy Dress

RING 2 – OPEN QUALIFYING SHOW RINGSteward: Briana Lewis breelewis@hotmail.com

Start: 8.30am Sunday, November 3rd, 2019ENTRY FEE $2/class or $15 Day Pass per horse .

Combinations competing in Ring 1 or 3 are ineligible to compete in Ring 2 . Ribbons Only . 1 . Novice pony hack NE 14hh2 . Pony hack NE 12 .2hh3 . Pony hack 12 .2hh NE 13hh4 . Pony hack 13hh NE 14hh5 . Lightweight pony hack NE 14hh6 . Heavyweight pony hack NE 14hh7 . Open pony hack NE 12 .2hh8 . Open pony hack over 12 .2hh NE 14hh9 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

PONY HACK10 . Novice Show Hunter Pony NE 14hh11 . Show hunter pony NE 12 .2hh12 . Show hunter 12 .2hh NE 14hh13 . Lightweight show hunter NE 12 .2hh14 . Lightweight show hunter 12 .2hh NE 14hh15 . Heavyweight show hunter NE 12 .2hh16 . Heavyweight show hunter 12 .2hh NE 14hh17 . Open show hunter NE 12 .2hh18 . Open show hunter 12 .2hh NE 14hh19 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

SHOW HUNTER20 . Rider under 8 years21 . Rider 8 years and under 11 years22 . Rider 11 years and under 15 years23 . Rider 15 years and under 18 years24 . Rider 18 years and over25 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

RIDER26 . Novice Galloway 14hh NE 15hh27 . Galloway 14hh NE 14 .2hh28 . Galloway 14 .2hh NE 15hh29 . Lightweight galloway 14hh NE 15hh30 . Heavyweight galloway 14hh NE 15hh31 . Open galloway 14hh NE 15hh32 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

GALLOWAY33 . Novice Show Hunter Galloway 14hh NE

15hh

34 . Show Hunter Galloway 14hh NE 14 .2hh35 . Show Hunter Galloway 14 .2hh NE 15hh36 . Lightweight show hunter galloway 14hhNE 15hh37 . Heavyweight show hunter galloway 14hhNE 15hh38 . Open show hunter galloway 14hh NE 15hh39 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPIONSHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY40 . Novice Hack over 15hh41 . Hack 15hh NE 15 .2hh42 . Hack 15 .2hh NE 16hh43 . Hack 16hh NE 16 .2hh44 . Hack over 16 .2hh45 . Lightweight hack over 15hh46 . Heavyweight hack over 15hh47 . Open hack over 15hh48 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

HACK OVER 15HH49 . Novice Show Hunter Hack over 15hh50 . Show Hunter Hack 15hh NE 15 .2hh51 . Show Hunter Hack 15 .2hh NE 16hh52 . Show Hunter Hack 16hh NE 16 .2hh53 . Show Hunter Hack over 16 .2hh54 . Lightweight show hunter over 15hh55 . Heavyweight show hunter over 15hh56 . Open show hunter over 15hh57 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

SHOW HUNTER OVER 15hh58 . SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HORSESponsored by Flying R StudEntrants eligible are the winners ofclasses 9, 32 and 4759 . SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HUNTERSponsored by the Clayfield Family Entrants eligible are the winners ofclasses 19, 39 and 55

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RING 3 – NON QUALIFYING RINGSteward: Briana Lewis breelewis@hotmail.com

Start: 8.30am Sunday, November 3rd, 2019ENTRY FEE $10 day pass

Hacking Jackets & Plaiting is Optional Combinations competing in Ring 1 or 2 are ineligible to compete in Ring 3

All Champions & Reserve Champions to receive a prizeSponsored by Horseland Mt Gambier

1 . Rider Under 10 yrs Sponsored by Wongabeena Poll Dorset Stud

2 . Rider 10 years and under 14 years3 . Rider 14 years and under 16 years4 . Rider 16 years and under 18 years5 . Rider over 18 years6 . Pair of riders (not eligible for champion)7 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

RIDER

8 . Novice pony under 14hh9 . Show pony under 12 .2hh10 . Show pony 12 .2hh NE 14hh11 . Child’s pony under 12 .2hh

(rider NE 16 years)12 . Child’s pony 12 .2hh NE 14hh

(rider NE 16 years)13 . Pleasure pony under 12 .2hh 14 . Pleasure pony 12 .2hh NE 14hh15 . Lightweight pony NE 14hh16 . Heavyweight pony NE 14hh17 . School child’s pony (may carry two riders) 18 . Pair of ponies (not eligible for champion)19 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

PONY

20 . Novice galloway 14hh NE 15hh21 . Galloway 14hh NE 15hh22 . Child’s galloway 14hh NE 15hh23 . Pleasure galloway 14hh NE 15hh24 . Lightweight galloway 14hh NE 15hh 25 . Heavyweight galloway 14hh NE 15hh26 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

GALLOWAY

27 . Novice hack over 15hh28 . Hack over 15hh NE 16hh29 . Hack over 16hh30 . Child’s hack 15hh NE 16hh

(rider NE 16 years)31 . Child’s hack over 16hh

(rider NE 16 years)32 . Pleasure hack 15hh NE 16hh33 . Pleasure hack over 16hh 34 . Lightweight hack over 15hh35 . Heavyweight hack over 15hh36 . CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION

HACK

RING 4 – PONY CLUB RINGSteward: Tara Batt

To commence following the Topsy Ring no later than 11am Saturday, November 2nd, 2019ENTRY FEE $10 Day Pass per horse and rider combination

All pony club riders MUST present for a gear check before their first class and MUST provide membership cards when entering the ring for the first time . Pony Club uniform to be worn . Ribbons Only1 . Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider

NE 12 .2hh2 . Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider

12 .2hh NE 14hh3 . Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider

over 14hh4 . Pony Club Rider under 10yrs5 . Pony Club Rider 10yrs and under 14yrs6 . Pony Club Rider 14yrs and over7 . Pony Club Mount NE 12 .2hh8 . Pony Club Mount 12 .2hh NE 14hh

9 . Pony Club Mount over 14hh10 . Pair of Pony Club Riders11 . Team of 4 Pony Club Riders12 . Versatile Pony Club Mount NE 12 .2hh13 . Versatile Pony Club Mount 12 .2hh NE 14hh14 . Versatile Pony Club Mount over 14hh15 . Jumping Equitation Rider under 10yrs16 . Jumping Equitation Rider 10yrs and under

14yrs17 . Jumping Equitation Rider 14yrs and over

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RING 5 – STRAIGHT JUMPINGSteward: John Rymill

Start: 8.30am Saturday, November 2nd, 2019Entry Fee: $20 day pass (to be paid on day at HIA office), plus Show Membership

Judging criteria: presentation, consistency in pace 24km/hr, jumping efforts . Jumps will be brush, maximum height of lowered fences 65cm .

Major Sponsor – Griffen Pastoral CompanyPRIZES VALUED AT/OR PRIZE MONEY

1. Junior Hunter (17 yrs and under) (Fences below 65cm) 20 10 52. Maiden Hunter. For horses that have never won first prize over

hunt fences. (Fences below 65cm) 20 10 53. Ben Williams Memorial Local Hunter. Competitors must be a financial member of the Penola Hunt Club.

Jumps greater than 80cm. Trophy and Prize sponsored by Ted & Diane Williams 20 10 54. Senior Hunter – Sponsored by PPHS Stock & Station Agents 50 30 105. Lionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter 50 30 10 Extra $5 entry on top of day classLionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter Aggregate – points awarded in the Lionel Moore Memorial Open Hunter at Mt Gambier and Penola PA&H and Millicent A&H Shows. 1st – 5 points, 2nd – 4 points, 3rd – 3 points, completion of course – 1 point, to each horse and rider combination. In the event of equal points a countback will occur. Aggregate Winner announced at Millicent Show and receives $100 and prize sponsored by Penola Hunt Club.6. KINGSLEY MOORE MEMORIAL Champion Hunter 60 30 10 Height of this class will be over a metre Sponsored by the Penola Show Society. Winner to receive a Rug. 7. Handy Hunter (varied fences) 20 10 58. Pair of Hunters. Senior and Junior classes to be run concurrently.

Jumps at discretion of the judge. 20 10 69. Three Horse Chase

RING 6 – ENCOURAGE SHOW JUMPING – SATURDAYSteward: Greg Clayfield 0413 005 467

Start: 10.30am Saturday, November 2nd, 2019Horses eligible to compete in a maximum of three classes .

Rider/horse combinations can not compete in both showjumping rings on the Saturday .$8 day pass or $3 per class .

PRIZE MONEY1 . Poles on the ground . Riders may be assisted

all riders to receive a ribbon

2 . 30cm . Riders may be assisted all clear rounds to receive a ribbon

3 . 40cm . Optimum time (one round) 15 10 54 . 50cm . Article 238 .2 .2 (clear rounds jump off) 15 10 55 . Top Score

(novelty event, suits all levels, rules to be explained before commencement) 20 15 10Sponsored by GAMBIER TRUCKS

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RING 7 – SHOWJUMPING Steward: Neville Copping 0407 188 161

Horses eligible to compete in a maximum of three classes per day .Rider/horse combinations can not compete in both showjumping rings on the Saturday .

Junior classes are for riders under 18 years on the day of the show .Classes 1-5 & 9-12: $5 per class . Classes 6-8 & 13-15: $8 a class .

Start: 8.30am Saturday, November 2nd, 2019Prizes valued at/or PRIZE MONEY

1 . Penola Vet Clinic Open 60cm - Optimum Time 20 15 10 First place sponsored by Penola Vet Clinic

(2a and 2b to be run concurrently)2a . Penola Pony Club Junior 70cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 15

First place sponsored by The Produce Store2b . Royal Oak Hotel Open 70cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 15

First place sponsored by The Produce Store(3a and 3b to be run concurrently)

3a . A and J Barnard Junior 80cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 15 First place sponsored by Landmark Penola

3b . Open 80cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 15 First place sponsored by Landmark Penola

(4a and 4b to be run concurrently)4a . Adrian Thomas Industrial Junior 90cm - Article 238 .2 .2 40 25 204b . Open 90cm- Article 238 .2 .2 40 25 205 . Oakbanks Viticulture and Farming Open 100cm Super Two Phase 40 25 20

- Article 274 .5 .6Riders and horses entered in classes 6, 7 and 8 must be currently registered with EA

and provide card numbers to judge when collecting ribbons.6 . Miller Whan and John Mount Gambier 105cm - Article 238 .2 .2 60 40 307 . DJ & CA Meek/Davidsons Newsagency 110cm - Article 238 .2 .2 60 40 30

First placed sponsored by Yallum Woodcraft Place getters sponsored by Prince of Wales Hotel and Neil McLean

8 . Castec Penola 120cm - Article 238 .2 .2 80 50 35 First place sponsored by Castec Penola Place getters sponsored by Rymill Wines

Start: 8.30am Sunday, November 3rd, 2019

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Prizes valued at/or PRIZE MONEY

9 . Open 65cm - Optimum Time 20 15 10(10a and 10b to be run concurrently)

10a . Junior 75cm - Choose Your Own Line 30 20 1510b . Open 75cm - Choose Your Own Line 30 20 15

(11a and 11b to be run concurrently)11a . Wattle Range Council Junior 85cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 1511b . Wattle Range Council Open 85cm - Article 238 .2 .2 30 20 15

(12a and 12b to be run concurrently)12a . Junior 95cm - Article 238 .2 .2 40 25 2012b . Open 95cm - Article 238 .2 .2 40 25 20

Riders and horses entered in classes 13, 14 and 15 must be currently registered with EA and provide card numbers to judge when collecting ribbons.

13 . 105cm - Article 238 .2 .2 60 40 3014 . 110cm - Article 238 .2 .2 60 40 3015 . 120cm - Article 238 .2 .2 80 60 35

Champion Horse Rugs To be presented on conclusion of Sunday's jumping

Champion Junior Show Jumping Horse from points gained in classes 2a, 3a, 4a, 10a, 11a and 12a.

Sponsored by the Cox Family. (For riders under 18 years on the day of the show).‘Judy Rymill Memorial’ Champion Senior Show Jumping Horse from points gained

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RING 8 – STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGEStart: 9.30am Sunday, November 3rd, 2019An Aggregate Event – All Classes Mounted

For enquiries please contact Jim and Melinda Moore (08) 8737 2280

Postal Nominations to be received by last post Monday October 21st, 2019 (inc . Membership Fees) .

Email entry with proof of payment to mooreview@bigpond .comPlease complete entry form in full and send to:

J & M Moore, PO Box 7 PENOLA SA 5277 . All cheques to be made payable to Penola P A & H Society .

Late Entries will be accepted until Friday night November 1st, 2019; however a $10 late entry fee will apply .

DIVISIONS & ENTRY FEE1 . Encourage (Have never won

Stockman's Challenge before) – $30 Entry

2 . Les (Bronc) Moore Memorial Novice Challenge – $30 Entry

(Horse or rider to be placed no more than three times in a challenge competition.)

3 . Bob Lewis Memorial Open Challenge – $40 Entry

STOCKMAN’S CHALLENGE CLASSES1 . Working Stockhorse Pattern 2 . Time Trial3 . Station Horse4 . Obstacle or Novelty

Ribbons: 1st – 3rd place onlySashes & Prize Money: 1st – 6th place in the three classesHighpoint ASH – Sponsored by ASH SocietyJunior rider Under 18 Highpoint

Rules & Regulations:- All competitors are to participate with a

spirit of goodwill - A junior is a rider aged 10 up to and

including 16 years of age- The Encourage division is ribbons only .

Open riders are eligible to ride non-competitively .

- Judge’s decision is final - Competitors may enter more than one

horse – if entries are exceedingly high, a restriction may apply

- Each horse must be ridden by the same rider in all events

- All horses must be ridden in a snaffle bit and stock saddles are preferred

- Tie downs, martingales or running reins, dropped nose bands and riding whips are prohibited from competition

- Stallions must be ridden and handled by an adult (over 18 yrs) and tied up with both halter and neck strap (double-tied)

- No whips to be cracked until permission given by stewards

- Classes may not necessarily be run in the order given

- Vet advise for return of entry fee .

Valued Stockman’s Challenge Sponsorsmink for hairLandmark Jim and Melinda Moore Lauren Foster Hideleathercraft

Ricky & Christine MooreRon HutchessonWineries CoonawarraTodd & Marcie Beighton

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ADDRESS:

P/CODE:

EMAIL:

PIC No.: AGE (if U/18):MEMBERSHIPS: All riders must pay a insurance levy which includes gate entry. MEMBERSHIP: JUNIOR $12, ADULT $22, FAMILY $40. Please accept the following entries for your Annual Show, which are submitted according to the rules and regulations of the Society. I understand that all competitors compete at their own risk.

HORSE DIVISION TOTAL $

PA&H RIDERS INSURANCE

CAMPING FEE $10 FOR WEEKEND

TOTAL PAYMENT

FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES cheques made payable to Penola P A & H Society Or EFT available.Account: Penola Horses in Action BSB: 633000 Account Number: 152014957 Please use surname as a reference. Please indicate how payment was made – Cheque or EFT (please circle)

COMPLETE FORM OVER PAGE. Please send a copy of payment to below email including competitor names & division of entry – moorview@bigpond.com.

PENOLA P. A. & H. SOCIETY STOCKMAN'S CHALLENGE

ENTRY & DISCLAIMER FORM

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Entries mailed to: J & M Moore, PO Box 7 PENOLA SA 5277

DISCLAIMER STATEMENT: I acknowledge and agree that as a condition of participating that neither the organisers, participants, officials, volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors, advertisers and leases of premises used to conduct the events, shall be under any liability for my death or any bodily injury, loss or damage, which may be sustained or incurred by me as a result of participation in or being present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974. This disclaimer shall extend to any claim for loss or damage in respect to any possession which I might own and or have under my care at the event.

By signing hereunder I confirm having read and understood the contents of the disclaimer and the rules and regulations as set out in the Penola P.A & H. Society Horses in Action program.

NAME:

SIGNATURE: DATE:

PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT FOR COMPETITORS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE: Being the parent/guardian of the above-mentioned, I confirm I have read this whole document

and have taken necessary actions to ensure I am aware of the activity the above-mentioned will

participate in and understand and agree with the above disclaimer statement.

NAME:

SIGNATURE: DATE:

STOCKMAN'S CHALLENGE ENTRY & DISCLAIMER CONTINUED

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GENERAL SHOW REGULATIONSThe following General Regulations have been adopted by the Board of Management and all Entries are accepted in accordance herewith .

1 . Every exhibitor of horses, or sheep who is NOT A MEMBER of the Society will be required to pay DOUBLE ENTRY FEE .

2 . The annual subscription to the Society is Adult single ticket $22, Under 18 ticket $12, 2 day student $12, Aged pensioner $10, Family (2 adults and 3 children under 18 years) $50 . Subscription entitles a member to free admission to the ground and free car admission for the Show .

3 . ENTRANCE FEES MUST BE PAID AT TIME OF ENTRY .

4 . The Board of Management reserves the right to cancel any entry ticket and to order the immediate removal of any diseased or objectionable exhibit .

5 . No exhibit will be permitted to compete unless and until such exhibit shall have been officially entered in the record by the Secretary, and all exhibitors must produce official Entry Ticket to Steward before such exhibit will be permitted to be submitted for Judging .

6 . The name of the exhibitor, the breed of the animal to be exhibited, the name of the breeder if known, also the names of horses, cattle etc . shall in all cases be included in Entry Form .

7 . All outdoor exhibits, except horses, must be in their respective places ready for judging by 10 a .m . on the day of the Show .

8 . A donor of $50 is entitled to membership status and privileges for the year in which the donation is made .

9 . The award of the judges shall in all cases be final provided that no valid objection or appeal is raised as to the right of the exhibit or exhibitor to compete in that class .

10 . No appeal will be entertained unless same shall have been lodged with the Secretary in writing, accompanied by a deposit equal to one-half of the prizemoney, within two hours of the event . The Board of Management reserves the right to forfeit any deposit if appeal is deemed to be trivial or frivolous . Refer to Horse Regulations .

11 . Notwithstanding the absence of any appeal or objection the Board of Management may withhold any prize until satisfied that these regulations have been complied with .

12 . If deemed necessary by the Board of Management, an exhibitor or prizewinner may be required to make a Statutory Declaration covering bona fides of exhibitor or competitor, or the ownership thereof, and noncompliance with this direction will render prize liable to be forfeited .

12a . If only one exhibitor in any one class, only half first or second prizemoney paid .

13 . The judge shall in all cases have the right to withhold a prize if it is considered that the exhibits are not worthy or may award a lesser prize . In any class where there is only one exhibit, first prize will only be awarded on special recommendation of judge .

14 . This Society is affiliated with the South-East of South Australia and Border Show Societies’ Association, and any exhibitor or exhibit subject to disqualification by that Association or by any Show Society affiliated with that Association will be debarred from competition at the Show of this Society during the period of such disqualification or until any appeal that may have been lodged against such disqualification shall have been determined .

15 . Where any exhibit is made in the name of a company or firm, other than a registered company or firm, the names of the individual exhibitors comprising the company or firm will be stated on the Entry Form .

16 . No exhibit will be removed from the Showground before 4pm on the day of the Show unless specifically authorised and infringement of this Regulation may involve forfeiture of prizemoney or other penalty .

17 . Any prizemoney not collected before December 31, 2019 will be deemed to have been forfeited .

18 . Penola P .A . and H . Society are not responsible for errors, omissions and mistakes contained in this schedule .

19. ALL COMPETITORS COMPETE AT THEIR OWN RISK.

20 . The Society reserves the right to cancel or withdraw classes or sections without prior notice .

21 . On receipt of your admission ticket you will be entitled to a membership of the Penola P .A . & H . Society for one or two days .

Program of EventsFRIDAY EVENING

4pm Gates, hall, stadium open – Rymill Hall/Stadium

Lions Club BBQ5.30- Senior Stringybark Scavenger Hunt6.30pm

6pm TDC Heifer Classic – Front of Warner Pavilion

6.30pm Burrandies performance – Main oval

7pm Final judging/parade TDC Heifer Classic – Main oval

7.15pm Farmers Challenge – Main oval 8.30pm Live Band “4 Wide”– Main ovalApproximately 9pm

Fireworks Band to continue until 12 midnight

SATURDAY7am Gates OpenAll day Displays in Rymill Hall and StadiumAll day Yard dogsAll day Rotary Train ridesAll day Horses in actionAll day All Breeds Beef Classic – Cattle arenaAll day Miniature Goat Show, Animal nursery,

native animals, reptiles – Warner PavilionThroughout the day: Blacksmith – draught horses Golf simulator + VR

– across from Rymill Hall Magician performances

– Front Rymill Hall10.45am Pet Show11am Gum Boot Throw – Front Rymill Hall11am-1pm Paper Plane Making in Stadium11.20am Cool 4 Kids – Front Rymill Hall Lions Club BBQ11.30- Junior Stringybark Scavenger Hunt12 noon12 noon Lunch available catered by the Penola

Hospital Auxiliary – Sports Club1pm Penola Pipe Band1pm Sheaf Tossing - Local, Junior and Ladies

– Main oval1.20pm Cool 4 Kids – Front Rymill Hall1.30pm Junior Show Person

& Miss and Master Tiny Tot – Front of Rymill Hall

2pm Paper Plane Competition in Stadium3.15pm Hall presentations in Rymill Hall including

St Mary’s Wines Grand champion rose 4pm Collect prizemoney and exhibits

SUNDAYHorses only.

* Please note that these times are approximate and are subject to variation.

PENOLA PA & H SOCIETY – LIFE MEMBERS*Miss M. McCorquindale*E.R.D. Hinze*H. Marks*J. Neilson*A.J. Ricketts*T.J. Marcus*W.A. Clifford*W.J. Rogers*W.L. Redman*Miss M. McKay*E.W. Clayfield*J.L. Warner*J.R. Rymill*Mrs A.T. MarksMiss K. Malcolm*F.W. Hinze*Mrs R.J. Childs*L. Campbell

*Mrs A. Possingham*Miss J. Oswald*G.P. March*Mrs B.R. March*D.W. Kretchmer*A.E. Francis*R.W. Jackson*R.J. Skinner*J.L.B. Ralston*Mrs M. Patterson*Mrs W.J. Rogers*T.P. Doherty*J.P. Murphy*Mrs F.W. Hinze*Mrs T.P. DohertyMrs M. WinklerMrs P. Thorn*W.E. Tapley

J.E. Hinze*K.E. Moore*R.D. Lewis*Mrs I. RedmanL. AlderseyL.A.H. CastineG.J. Eckermann*G.H. GilesG.G. Hinze*L.L. Moore*Mrs V. McLeanMrs G. MulliganD.C. LewisN.A. McLean*Mrs M. MountfordL.F.W. JacksonMrs J. FennellMrs J. Fiebiger

Mrs J. EckermannK. JarredMrs J. GalpinR. PaltridgeMrs M. RedmanMrs W. FranklingJ. ChildsM. LambertMrs H. LambertMrs S. GilesMrs K. McLeanMs J. Mountford Mrs M. HinzeMrs W. Smith* Denotes deceased

THE PENOLA P.A.&H. SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY THANK ALL SPONSORS AND VOLUNTEERS FOR SUPPORTING THE SHOW.

Fireworks SponsorsDK’s Cruizin Coffee

Empak Homes – Mt GambierGary Radford & SonsIGA Fresh – Penola

Wilson Contracting & EngineeringWynns Coonawarra Estate

OneFortyOne Pty Ltd Penola Post Office

Penola Recycling DepotThe Penola Pennant

Royal Oak HotelThe Showmen’s Guild

Mary MacKillop Memorial School Parent Club

Merrett LoggingMoya Trading

THE SE OF SA AND BORDER SHOW SOCIETIES ASSOCIATION SPECIAL TROPHIES

Association Trophy Allocations for 2019 – (1/1/19 - 31/12/19)Association Trophy 1: Photography (2 shows)Association Trophy 2: Casual Show jumping competitions (rider with most points) (2 shows)Association Trophy 3: Fruit & Veg Produce (2 shows)Junior Association Trophy: 12 years old & under in casual ring (2 shows)RA & HS Medallion: Craft (2 shows) – anything that comes under craft in your schedule

Thank you to: Murray Nankivell – Accountants, Business & Taxation Consultants Honorary Auditors for SE & Border Show Societies Association Inc.

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