Pavilion

Section 9 – DAIRY PRODUCTS

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE FOR EXHIBITS to be in pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Cressida Cains
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

CLASSES:
2000 Fresh Cheese eg: chevre, feta, mascarpone, Haloumi and cream cheese(Non-Professional)
2001 White Mould eg: White mould, washed Rind and Blue Vein
2002 Hard, Semi Hard Cheese eg: Cheddar, Swiss styles, Parmesan, Tomme and Pecorino
2003 Yoghurt – Plain or Flavoured
2004 Butter – Cultured or Non Cultured Salted or unsalted
CHAMPION Dairy Products: $20, Ribbon & Perpetual Trophy

Section 10 – FARM PRODUCE

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE FOR EXHIBITS to be in pavilion: 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Michael Vaughan
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
All produce to be grown by exhibitor or family member of exhibitor.
CLASSES:
2021 Corn, suitable for fodder, 6 stalks.
2022 Largest Sunflower showing Exhibition Form, 1st = $25, 2nd = $15 – donated by Vinne Norman
2023 Machine Baled Hay, predominantly Clover, 1 bale,
2024 Sward of Pasture (boxed) not exceeding 1/2 m2, showing best balance of variety for pasture

All egg classes to be displayed in egg carton, unwashed, not polished or bought
2025 Hen eggs, white 6 only
2026 Hen eggs brown, 6 only
2027 Duck eggs, any variety, 6 only
2028 Eggs, any other poultry, 6 only, distinct variety, name variety
2029 Honey, Plain 500 grams.
2030 Honey, Creamed 500 grams
2031 Honey, Candied 500 grams
2032 Hive frame (no bees to be included)
2033 Produce not otherwise specified

CHAMPION PRODUCE: $20 & Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES (12 years and under):
2034 Eggs – hen, duck or any other poultry, 6 only, distinct variety, name variety
2035 Any other produce.

JUNIOR CHAMPION PRODUCE: $5 & Ribbon

Section 11 – VEGETABLES

proudly sponsored by Moonacres, Robertson

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE FOR EXHIBITS to be in pavilion: 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Trevor Donovan, Barry Donovan, Carolyn Donovan, Michael Vaughan
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
Vegetable exhibits (except pumpkins) may be cut for judging. All produce to be grown by exhibitor or family
member of exhibitor. Tomatoes are judged in Fruit Section.

CLASSES:
2051 Potatoes any variety, white skins, 1 kg
2052 Potatoes any variety, red skins, 1 kg
2053 Potatoes, white, 4 only
2054 Potatoes, red, 4 only
2055 Potatoes, any other colour, 4 only
2056 Small Potatoes, 6 only
2057 Cocktail Potatoes, 6 only
2058 2 Heaviest Potatoes
2059 Best Presentation of potatoes displayed in a container 1st $40, 2nd $10
2060 1kg of Brushed potatoes displayed in a container 1st $40, 2nd $10

CHAMPION POTATO: $20 & Ribbon

2061 Brassica any variety eg. cabbage, kale, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, etc.
2062 Cucumbers, any variety, 3 only
2063 Onions, any variety 4 only
2064 Onions, spring, 6 only, bunched
2065 Capsicum, any colour, 3 only, may be mixed colours
2066 Parsnips, 3 only

FRED WOOD MEMORIAL For the most outstanding exhibit from Classes 2067 & 2105, $20 prize money – donated by Mrs K Wood

2067 Carrots, any variety 4 only – bunched with tops
2068 Rainbow Chard, bunched 6 stalks
2069 Silver Beet, bunched, 6 stalks
2070 Snow peas, 250 grams
2071 Beans – Flat 250 grams
2072 Beans, round, 250 grams
2073 Lettuce
2074 Sweet corn, 3 cobs
2075 Radishes, any variety – 6 only
2076 Garlic – 2 whole bulbs
2077 Beetroot, any variety
2078 Pumpkin, Crown Prince 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2079 Pumpkin, Butternut 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2080 Pumpkin, Queensland Blue 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2081 Pumpkin, Golden Nugget, 3 only 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2082 Pumpkin, any other variety 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2083 Largest Pumpkin 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2084 Collection of 6 pumpkins, all different varieties 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2085 Button Squash, Green or Golden, 6 only
2086 Vegetable Marrow any variety
2087 Squash any variety
2088 Zucchini, 4 only – donated by Mr David Cunningham in Memory of his father, John.
2089 Gramma
2090 Gourd
2091 Parsley, 1 bunch
2092 Rhubarb, 6 stalks
2093 Vegetable AOV
2094 Any vegetable grown by exhibitor over 70 years
2095 Collection of Kitchen Herbs, 5 varieties 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2096 Collection Salad vegetables, 5 varieties, 2 of each 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2097 Collection Baby vegetables, 6 varieties 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
Prize money in classes 2095 to 2097 – donated by the Robertson Garden Club

2098 SNOW DONOVAN MEMORIAL PRIZE – Collection of vegetables, 10 varieties. 1st = $30, 2nd = $20, 3rd = $10 – donated by Mrs Val Donovan

CHAMPION VEGETABLE: $50 and Ribbon – donated by the Robertson Garden Club

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES (12 years & under):
2099 Potatoes, white, 3 only
2100 Potatoes, red, 3 only
2101 Largest Potato 1st = $10
2102 Collection of potatoes displayed in a container 1st = $15, 2nd = $5
2103 Onions, any variety, 2 only
2104 Beans, any variety, 4 only of same variety
2105 Carrots, 3 only
2106 Zucchinis, 3 only
2107 Biggest Zucchini
2108 Cucumbers, any variety, 2 only of same variety
2109 Pumpkin, any variety
2110 Largest Pumpkin 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Mr Cedric Schofield
2111 Vegetable, any other variety
2112 Collection of Vegetables, any 4 varieties. Judged on quality & presentation
2113 Best Animal made from any type of vegetables, under 8 yrs
2114 Best Animal made of any type of vegetables, 8 – 12 yrs
2115 Best Animal made from potatoes only
Prize money in classes 2113 to 2115 – donated by Margaret Whatman

JUNIOR CHAMPION VEGETABLE: $5 & Ribbon – donated by Mr Cedric Schofield
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

YOUTH CLASSES (13 – 17 yrs)
2116 Potatoes, white, 3 only
2117 Potatoes, red, 3 only
2118 Largest Potato
Prize money for classes 2116 to 2118 – donated by Al & Sandy Mauger

2119 Best Collection of potatoes displayed in a container
2120 Onions, any variety, 2 only
2121 Beans, any variety, 4 only of same variety
2122 Carrots, 3 only
2123 Zucchinis, 3 only
2124 Biggest Zucchini
2125 Cucumbers, any variety, 2 only of same
2126 Pumpkin, any variety
2127 Largest Pumpkin 1st = $30, 2nd = $20
2128 Collection of Vegetables, any 4 varieties, judged on quality & presentation

YOUTH CHAMPION VEGETABLE: $5 & Ribbon – donated by Mr Cedric Schofield

MOST SUCCESSFUL YOUTH EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

Section 12 – FRUIT

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE FOR EXHIBITS to be in pavilion: 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Trevor Donovan
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023

CLASSES:
2151 Apples – Delicious, Golden or red – 4 only
2152 Apples – Red Fuji – 4 only
2153 Apples – any other variety – 4 only
2154 Collection of Apples, 3 varieties, 3 of each
2155 Pears – any variety – 4 only
2156 Quinces – 4 only
2157 Plums – any variety – 6 only
2158 Lemons – any variety NND – 6 only
2159 Grapefruit – 4 only
2160 Citrus – any other variety – 4 only
2161 Tomatoes – green – to have stalks – 4 only
2162 Tomatoes – ripe – to have stalks – 4 only
2163 Tomatoes – small – cherry, grape etc. – 6 only
2164 Tomatoes – any other variety – 4 only
MOST OUTSTANDING TOMATO EXHIBIT $10

2165 Melon, any variety 1st = $7, 2nd = $3 – donated by Mr David Cunningham in memory of his father, John.
2166 Fruit – any other variety – 3 only
2167 Collection of Fruit, 4 varieties, 2 of each 1st = $20, 2nd = $10

JUNIOR CLASSES 17 years & under
2168 Plums – any variety – 6 only
2169 Tomatoes – green – to have stalks – 4 only
2170 Any other fruit (including tomatoes) any variety, 2 only, same variety.

CHAMPION FRUIT: Ribbon & $50 – donated by Robertson Garden Club

JUNIOR CHAMPION FRUIT: Ribbon & $5.

MOST SUCCESSFUL FRUIT EXHIBITOR: Ribbon and Voucher – donated by Wingello Village Store

JUNIOR JUDGING: Fruit, Vegetables & Grain
The Robertson Show Society will host South Coast & Tablelands. Group 5 Competitions at Robertson Showground on Friday 10th March 2023.

For students 12 – 15 years and 15 – 25 years. The two top place winners in the Senior age group of both competitions will be eligible to compete at the 2023 Sydney Royal Agricultural Show.

2181 12 to 15 years: 1st $80, 2nd $50, 3rd $30
2182 15 to 25 years: Top 2 place getters 1st $80, 2nd $50, 3rd $30

For more details contact Group 5 Secretary: Sue Sharpe email group05@tpg.com.au

Section 13 – HORTICULTURE & CUT FLOWERS

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
STAGING OF EXHIBITS 2pm – 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Renee Eccleston & Les Eccleston
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
DEFINITIONS:

• Vase: any bottle or container, with height greater than its width, suitable for showing cut flowers and foliage.
• Bowl: any container with its diameter equal to or greater than its height
• Novice – First time exhibitor at Robertson show
• A container should not be too large for the shelving.
• Large ornamental vases are not recommended
• DISTINCT: Means that the bloom must be of a different cultivar from the others.
• N.N.D.: Not Necessarily Distinct. This means that two (2) or more blooms may be of the same cultivar. Where NND is specified for one vase of three blooms, each one of the different cultivars may be or may not be shown.

ROSE CLASSES: (Roses to be named)
2191 3 vases – exhibitor’s own choice, all distinct varieties, (must be different) 1 flower only, no buds.
2192 3 vases of exhibitor’s own choice, all different varieties of roses, – 1 flower only no buds. Must be a resident of the Wingecarribee Shire

2193 1 container of cluster flower roses 1 to 6 stems, must have minimum of ten blooms, all same cultivar
2194 1 container of cluster flower roses 1 to 6 stems, must have minimum of ten blooms NND
2195 1 Exhibition Rose, 1 flower only, no buds 1st $ 10, 2nd $ 5 – donated by Robertson Garden Club
2196 1 Rose – 1 flower only, no buds 1st $10, 2nd $5 – donated by Robertson Show Auxiliary
2197 1 Rose – 1 flower only, no buds. Must be a resident of the Wingecarribee Shire 1st $10, 2nd $5
2198 Four Stages of Life, 1 Bud, 1 Bud Opening, 1 Exhibition, 1 Full Blown Rose
2199 Vase of 3 full blown Roses NND
2200. Container of Roses, NND.

BOWL CLASSES: Roses that can’t be shown in above classes. May include buds, hips and foliage. Max. size of exhibit 30cm wide x 20cm high.
2201 Bowl of Roses – miniature or polyantha.
2202 Bowl of Large Flowered Climbers or Shrubs.
2203 Bowl of short stemmed cluster flowers, climbers or shrubs
2204 Exhibit by a Novice Exhibitor (Any of the above Classes)

CHAMPION ROSE EXHIBIT (from classes 2191 to 2204)
$50 and Ribbon – donated by Robertson Garden Club

CUT FLOWERS:
2205 Belladonna – 3 cuts
2206 Container of Pelargoniums or Geraniums.
2207 Container of Salvia, 3 cuts
2208 Container of Proteas or Leucodendrons, 3 cuts – NND
2209 Container of Alstroemeria, 3 cuts (NZ Christmas Bells)
2210 Container of Michaelmas Daisies
2211 Container of Anemone Hybrida, 6 cuts (Japanese Windflowers)
2212 Container of Hydrangeas, 3 Cuts – NND, 1st $15, 2nd $5 – donated by Robertson Garden Club
2213 Container of Paniculatas, 3 Cuts (New Zealand Hydrangea)
2214 Container of Fuchsias
2215 Container of Nerines – NND, min. 1 max. 4
2216 Container of Flowers – AOV, same type (No Dahlias)
2217 Container of Native flowers, 1st $10, 2nd $5 (including trees and shrubs) – donated by the Robertson Show Auxiliary
2218 Container of bush tucker plants (3 varieties – plants to be named)
2219 Container of Flowers from non native shrubs or trees, 3 cuts.
2220 Container of Coloured Foliage, 4 cuts
2221 Collection of flowers NND
2222 Container of Mixed Blooms shown by a Novice Exhibitor, 1st = $15, 2nd = $5 – donated in Memory of Mrs Ann Schofield

CHAMPION CUT FLOWER EXHIBIT: (from classes 2205-2222) $20.00 & Ribbon – in Memory of Mrs Marguerite Cromarty, donated by her Family

JUNIORS: 8 yrs and under
2223 Container of Lavender
2224 Container of Hydrangeas
2225 Container of Native flowers
2226 Container of Flowers – AOV, same type
2227 Container of Mixed flowers,

JUNIORS: 9 and under 12
2228 Container of Lavender
2229 Container of Hydrangeas
2230 Container of Native flowers
2231 Container of Flowers – AOV, same type
2232 Container of Mixed flowers,

JUNIORS: 13 & under 17
2233 Container of Lavender
2234 Container of Hydrangeas
2235 Container of Native flowers
2236 Container of Flowers – AOV, same type
2237 Container of Mixed flowers

JUNIOR CHAMPION CUT FLOWERS (from classes 2223-2237) $5 and Ribbon – in Memory of Mrs Marguerite
Cromarty, donated by her Family

DAHLIAS

• Dahlias over 160mm are shown one to a vase.
• Dahlias under 160mm are shown three to a vase, except Show Dahlias, which are shown one to a vase.
• A vase is any bottle or container suitable for showing Dahlias.

2238 ROBERTSON DAHLIA CHAMPION: Cultivars to be named – 3 vases, distinct types, standard units.
1st = $50 & Ribbon – donated by Robertson Garden Club

2239 TED McGUINNESS MEMORIAL AWARD: Cultivars to be named – 1 Decorative dahlia, 1 Exhibition
dahlia, 1 Cactus dahlia $20 – donated by Mrs Edna McGuinness

2240 MISS JOAN MEMORIAL AWARD: 1 vase collarette, 3 blooms, 1 variety – Miss Joan, under 160mm, Best Vase $20.00 – donated by Mr David Cunningham in memory of his mother, Joan Cunningham

2241 One Decorative Dahlia over 160m
2242 1 Vase Decorative Dahlias under l60mm – 3 blooms
2243 1 Cactus Dahlia over 160mm
2244 1 Vase Cactus Dahlias – under 160mm – 3 blooms
2245 1 Vase Waterlily Dahlias – 3 blooms
2246 1 Vase Pom Pone Dahlias – 1 variety – 3 blooms
2247 1 Dahlia, any other variety
2248 Novice – 1 Vase – 3 blooms, any variety – donated by Mrs Annette O’Donnell

JUNIOR BEGINNERS: 17 years and Under.
2249 1 dahlia over 160mm 2250 1 vase dahlia under 160mm, 3 blooms

GRAND CHAMPION DAHLIA: $80 and Ribbon – donated by Robertson Garden Club

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon – In Memory of Mrs Marguerite Cromarty, donated by her Family

Section 14 – DECORATIVE

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
STAGING OF EXHIBITS 2pm – 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Annette O’Donnell, Lynne Tierney
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023

• Only two (2) entries allowed, per exhibitor, in each class.
• Free Expression: in all classes unless otherwise stated.
• Embellishment: natural and/or artificial embellishment may be used

CLASSES:
2291 Simplicity
2292 “Roadside Beauty” created from materials collected from roadside foliage
2293 Bright and Beautiful
2294 Dining Table – No higher than 9” (23cm) to include roses
2295 Fascinating Foliage
2296 Autumn Glory
2297 Native Arrangement
2298 Harvest Festival using flowers, fruit and vegetables
2299 From a Country Garden
2300 Weeds, seeds and leaves – originality unlimited
2301 Arrangement depicting “The King and I”
2302 The Wood Pile
2303 “Celebration” eg Wedding, Birthday, Christmas etc. please specify
2304 Harmony with Two Colours

CHAMPION DECORATIVE: Mrs Julia Mackey Memorial. $20 and ribbon

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES:
2305 Arranged Saucer of flowers under 6 years
2306 Arrangement of flowers in egg cup under 6 years
2307 Floral carpet on a plate – 6 & under 9 years
2308 A Farmyard – 6 & under 9 years
2309 A Fairy Garden – 6 & under 9years
2310 Novelty Necklace of flowers – 6 & under 12 years
2311 Arrangement of flowers – 9 & under 12 years
2312 Weeds and Seeds – 12 & under 17 years
2313 Arrangement of flowers – 12 & under 17 years
2314 Flowers for Your Valentine – 12 & under 17 years
2315 Arrangement depicting a teenager’s Bedroom – 12 & under 17 years

CHAMPION DECORATIVE JUNIOR: $5 and Ribbon

MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

Section 15 – POT PLANTS

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 5pm, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Ron Volcich and Judith Volcich
JUDGING: 6pm, Thursday 9th March 2023

• Entry tickets to be fixed on pots
• Size of pots to be no larger than 30cm in diameter
• Plants not to exceed 60cm in diameter at their widest part
• Plants will be watered by stewards if entered early
• Limit of 2 entries per person per class

CLASSES:
2331 Orchid, any variety
2332 Pot plant in a recycled vessel
2333 Fern, any other variety
2334 Pot Plant, with variegated leaf
2335 Pot plant in flower
2336 Flowering begonia – any variety
2337 African Violet
2338 Cactus
2339 Succulents
2340 Miniature Garden Cacti or Succulents.
2341 Bonsai
2342 Bromeliad, any variety
2343 Pot plant, not otherwise specified.
2344 Mixed Herbs in a pot, 1st $10, 2nd $6
2345 Vertical wall display (1m x 1m only – able to be mounted)

CHAMPION POT PLANT: $20 and Ribbon – donated by Ms Trish Pemberton

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES: Prizes in gumboot classes 2346, 2350 & 2354 – donated by Mr & Mrs J Skipper

8 years & under
2346 Pot Plant in gumboot, shoe or boot
2347 Any Pot Plant in a novelty pot
2348 Pot Plant, any variety
2349 Farm in a pot – create your own farm 9 to under 12 years

9 to under 12 years
2350 Pot Plant in gumboot, shoe or boot
2351 Any Pot Plant in a novelty pot
2352 Pot Plant, any variety
2353 Herbs in a pot – at least 3 varieties 12 years to under 17 years

12 years to under 17 years
2354 Pot Plant in gumboot, shoe or boot
2355 Any Pot Plant in a novelty pot
2356 Pot Plant, any variety
2357 Herbs in a pot – at least 3 varieties

JUNIOR CHAMPION POT PLANT: $10 & Ribbon – donated by Ms Trish Pemberton

MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

Section 16 – COOKERY

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
STAGING OF EXHIBITS 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS:  Val Donovan, Sharon Donovan, Julienna Ferenczi, Jodie Donovan, Jackie Tickner
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

RULES AND REGULATIONS: please read carefully. No packet cake mixtures to be used unless otherwise specified. Exhibits in this section must be made by exhibitor. All cakes to be exhibited on firm flat cardboard, covered with greaseproof paper. Cardboard must be same size as the cake. Baking papers to be removed from all cakes. Exhibit ticket to be attached to exhibit with a toothpick. No ring tins or spring form pans to be used Cakes in classes 2, 3 and 4 must have cleats or runners attached to base boards.

HINTS ON EXHIBITION COOKING
It is important you read the schedule carefully. Check closing times for entries. No wire rack marks – cool on tea-towel. Use caster sugar for finer cakes. Do not put your cakes in plastic containers or bags before judging as this can draw moisture – use cellophane for best results. Biscuits, pikelets, slices and scones should be dainty. Iced cake on top only, unless otherwise stated. Weigh sponge mixture for even heights. Scones – always use sharp cutter, always wipe excess flour from base.

CLASSES:
2371 THE MARBLE CAKE CHALLENGE: Iced top only with pale pink icing, cooked in 20cm (8”) round tin – Don’t miss this great opportunity to join the elite cake cooks. 1st = $60, 2nd = $30, 3rd = $10 – donated by The Cool Room Emporium: Old Cheese Factory Robertson

Exhibits in Classes 2372 – 2374 may use cake blocks, please state if used
2372 Formally Decorated Iced Cake – e.g. wedding with leaves, flowers, buds etc. 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Ms F Donnelly
2373 Most creatively decorated cake. st = $10, 2nd = $5
2374 Mini Cake, single tier, any special occasion. st = $10, 2nd = $5
Classes 2373 & 2374 – donated in Memory of Audrey Emery

CHAMPION DECORATED CAKE: $20 & Ribbon – donated in memory of Audrey Emery
2375 Plain Sponge – jam filled only. Not to be cooked with cornflour 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2376 Sponge – any other variety, mock cream filled, not iced. Not to be cooked with cornflour 1st = $10, 2nd = $5

CHAMPION SPONGE – Rita Hindmarsh Memorial: $20.00 & Ribbon – donated by Robertson Show Society Auxiliary
2377 Sultana Cake – 20cm (8”) tin 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2378 Fruit Cake – light – 20cm (8”) 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2379 Plum Pudding 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
Classes 2377 to 2379 – donated in memory of Mrs Joyce Menzies

2380 Chocolate cake – iced top only
2381 Orange Cake – Iced top only
2382 Butter Cake – iced top only
2383 Chocolate Potato Cake – iced top only
2384 Sour cream cake – iced top only
Classes 2380 to 2384 – donated by Mrs F Bailey in memory of Mrs J Mackey

2385 GENTLEMEN!! Carrot Cake Challenge iced with cream cheese. Iced, top only (Men only)
1st = $20, 2nd = $10, 3rd = $5 – donated by Dhugald McDowall
2386 Six Butterfly Cakes – not cooked in paper
2387 Six Patty Cakes – not cooked in paper
Classes 2386 and 2387 in memory of Mrs Joan Henderson – donated by Mrs M Moore
2388 Cake NOS – state type
2389 Six biscuits – 2 varieties
2390 Favourite slice – 6 pieces 2 varieties
2391 Six plain scones
2392 Six muffins – not cooked in paper
2393 Six Date scones
Classes 2388 to 2393 – donated by Mr & Mrs A & M Oehm

2394 Plate of Coconut Ice
2395 Plate Home Made Sweets
2396 Specimen of Cooking NOS
Classes 2394, 2395 & 2396 – donated in memory of Lucy Vaughan

2397 Apple Pie – cooked in pie dish – in memory of Cas Norman
2398 Gluten Free Cookery 1st = $30, 2nd = $20, 3rd = $10 – donated by Mrs Carmel Wilkinson

2399 GROUP 5 RICH FRUIT CAKE Winner of the Robertson Competition is eligible to enter Group Judging
(Nov. 2023) 1st = $20, 2nd = $15, 3rd = $10 – donated by Ms Fiona Donnelly
additional 1st prize $25 – sponsorship by Andrew Horne and ASC

RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPULSORY RECIPE:
INGREDIENTS: 250g (8 oz) sultanas, 250 g (8 oz) chopped raisins, 250 g (8 oz) currants, 125 g (4 oz) chopped mixed peel, 90 g (3oz) chopped red glace cherries, 90 g (3 oz) chopped blanched almonds, 1/3 cup sherry or brandy, 250 g (8 oz) plain flour, 60 g (2 oz) self-raising flour, 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg, 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger, 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves, 250g (8 oz) butter, 250g (8 oz), soft brown sugar, ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon rind, ½ teaspoon almond essence, ½ teaspoon, vanilla essence, 4 large eggs.

RECOMMENDED METHOD: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after, each addition, then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared square 20cm x 20cm (8” x 8”) tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 ½ – 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin. Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon the size it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces. Note: cake height is not to exceed 5.7cms.

CHAMPION COOKERY: (Classes 2375-2399) $20 & Ribbon – donated by Vincent Norman

MOST SUCCESSFUL: Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES 8 years & under
2400 Marble Cake. Book & 1st $7, 2nd $3 – donated by Robertson Pre-School
2401 Chocolate Cake, iced top only. 1st $7, 2nd $3 – donated by Margaret Whatman
2402 Four Decorated commercial plain biscuits (eg Arrowroot etc) on a white plate no larger than 18 cm – donated by Trevor & Sharon Donovan
2403 Six Anzac Biscuits
2404 Six choc chip biscuits
2405 Packet Cake
2406 Decorated Novelty Cake – may use packet cake

CHAMPION COOKERY (Classes 2400 to 2406) Ribbon & $ 5 – donated by G & D Foley

JUNIOR CLASSES 9 and under 12 years
2407 Marble Cake Book & 1st = $7, 2nd = $3 – donated by Robertson Pre-School
2408 Chocolate Cake, iced top only. 1st $7, 2nd $3 – donated by Margaret Whatman
2409 Six Anzac Biscuits
2410 Six Choc Chip Biscuits
2411 Four best cupcakes any variety (may be presented in paper)
2412 Six Muffins
2413 Orange Cake – plain iced, top only. 1st $10, 2nd $5
2414 Decorated Novelty Cake. 1st $10, 2nd $5
2415 Two decorated, home-made gingerbread people. 1st $10, 2nd $5 – donated in memory of Joyce Menzies

CHAMPION COOKERY: (Classes 2407 to 2415) Ribbon & $ 10 – donated by G & D Foley

JUNIOR CLASSES 13 and under 17 years
2416 CHOCOLATE CAKE CHALLENGE plain iced,
top only. 1st $15 & Book, 2nd $10, 3rd $5 – donated by Alexandra Stannard
2417 Six Anzac Biscuits
2418 Butter cake , iced top only
2419 Orange cake, iced top only
2420 Six Pieces of Slice
2421 Six Muffins
2422 Four best cupcakes any variety (may be presented in paper)
2423 Plate of Brownies
2424 Specimen of cooking not otherwise specified
2425 Decorated Novelty Cake 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Trevor & Sharon Donovan
CHAMPION COOKERY: (Classes 2416-2425) Ribbon & $10 – donated by G & D Foley

MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: (Classes 2400-2425) Ribbon & Award

Section 17 – BREAD

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Sandra Banbury, Peter Glass
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• Exhibits in this section must be made by exhibitor
• No bought loaves of bread
• Amateur – a person who bakes bread, as a pastime and for no gain.
• Professional – a professional is a person whose job is to bake and sell bread.

CLASSES:
AMATEUR
2451 Sour dough
2452 Wholemeal loaf
2453 White loaf (made in bread machine)
2454 Specialty bread – exhibitors choice
2455 Four (4) bread rolls of any variety
CHAMPION AMATEUR BREAD MAKER: $50 and Ribbon

PROFESSIONAL BAKER
2456 Sour dough
2457 Wholemeal loaf
2458 White loaf
2459 Specialty bread– exhibitors choice
2460 Four (4) bread rolls of any variety
CHAMPION PROFESSIONAL BREAD MAKER: $50 and Ribbon

Section 18 – PRESERVES

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.

STEWARDS: Susan Walker, Peta Moss
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• No more than two entries in each class per exhibitor, excepting classes marked with an asterisk & collections.
• NOS Classes – if more than one entry per exhibitor, entries must be distinct and different varieties. Please name varieties.
• All exhibits may be opened for judging.
• All preserves to be exhibited in screw or twist top jars only.
• No identifying labels allowed on jars except in Classes 2480, 2482, 2488, 2493, 2503
• Each bottle in collections to be marked on base with class and exhibitor number.
• Lids to be plain, metal only & brand names not to be showing.
• No wax to be used to seal any exhibit.
• Presentation is important – all jars and lids must be clean, no sign of rust or corrosion on metal lids.
• In classes where varieties are not specified, if more than 3 entries of any one variety, a new class may be created by the Judge.
• If any ingredient is used which may cause an allergic reaction please label jar accordingly

JAMS: Must be presented in glass jars to be between 375 – 500 grams filled weight, with jars only filled to the bottom of the lid thread
2471 Strawberry
2472 Peach
2473 Dark Plum
2474 Light Plum
2475 Blackberry
2476 Apricot
2477 Raspberry
2478 Damson
2479 Grape
2480 * Jam NOS
2481 Orange Marmalade
2482 * Marmalade NOS
Classes 2471 – 2482 – donated by Burrawang Wildes Meadow Community Association

JELLIES: Not less than 100 grams
2483 Apple
2484 Blackberry
2485 Quince
2486 Plum or Damson
2487 Mint Jelly
2488 * Jelly NOS

PICKLES, RELISH & CHUTNEYS: not less than 375 grams
2489 Mustard Pickles.
2490 Clear Pickles
2491 Green Tomato Pickles
2492 Pickled Onions
2493 * Pickles NOS
2494 Chutney
2495 Tomato Relish
2496 Relish, AOV
Classes 2489 – 2496 in memory of Mrs Joan Henderson – donated by Mrs M Moore

CONDIMENTS: 300-500 ml sauce bottles
2497 Tomato Sauce
2498 Plum Sauce
2499 Herbed Vinegar
2500 Flavoured Oil
2501 Passatta

PASTES, PRESERVES, DRIED FRUITS, SPREADS:
2502 Lemon Butter – not less than 100 gram jar.
2503 * Paste, any variety eg. olive, quince, fig etc, no less than 100 grams
2504 Vegetable Preserves using Vacola type process, max 3 entries per exhibitor.
2505 Fruit Preserves using Vacola type process, max 3 entries per exhibitor
2506 Dried Fruit any variety
2507 Tapenade any variety
CHAMPION PRESERVE: Classes 2471 – 2507 $30 & Ribbon

COLLECTIONS: Judged on presentation, as well as quality of preserves. To be named.
2508 Collection of marmalade – 3 bottles, 3 different varieties, to be named,
2509 Collection of jams, 4 bottles, 4 different varieties, to be named
2510 Mens’ Challenge – Collection of jams, 4 bottles, 4 different varieties, to be named 1st = $20, 2nd = $10, 3rd = $5 – donated by Dhughald McDowell
2511 Collection of jams by a Novice – 4 bottles, 4 different varieties, to be named.
2512 Collection of Jellies, 4 bottles only, 4 different varieties, to be named.
2513 Collection – Pickles, Sauces, Vinegar, Chutney, Relish, Olives etc, 6 bottles only, of 6 different kinds.

CHAMPION COLLECTION: Ribbon & $20

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN PRESERVES: Ribbon

JUNIOR SECTION: 17 years & under – 2 entries max per exhibitor in each class. New classes may be scheduled at Stewards’ discretion.
2514 Plum Jam
2515 Jam, AOV, name variety
2516 Jelly, any variety, name variety
2517 Chutney
2518 Chutney Collection – two distinct varieties
2519 Sauce, any variety, name variety
2520 Pickles, any variety, name variety
2521 Chutney, 54, Herbed Vinegar
2522 Pantry Collection – Jam, Jelly, Sauce, Chutney, etc, 4 bottles only, of 4 different kinds. To be named

JUNIOR CHAMPION PRESERVES: Award & Ribbon – donated by Mrs Jan Yasbsley

MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

Section 19 – HOME BREWS AND WINES

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Kim de Montemas
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• No more than two entries in each class per exhibitor
• All exhibits may be opened for judging
• No identifying labels allowed on bottles
• Lids to be plain – brand names not to be showing
• No wax to be used to seal any exhibit
• Presentation is important – all bottles and lids must be clean, no sign of rust or corrosion on metal lids

2530 Home-made wine – 750ml bottle
2531 Beer, home brew
2532 Ginger beer
2533 Lager
2534 Cider

MARCH 2023 – PAVILION CHALLENGE

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Free
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Trish Tindall
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

‘BEST SHEEP IN SHOW’ COMPETITION

• Make your own sheep, or an item with a sheep theme, to be part of the flock in the Pavilion. Live sheep are not eligible
• Entries can be made by an individual or a group
• Limit of one entry per person or per group
• Maximum overall size for individual entries: 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
• Maximum overall size for group entries: 60 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm
• Any technique (e.g knitting, weaving ,felting, crochet, sewing)
• Bring any props needed for display

CLASSES:
2551 Individual entry -Best Sheep in Show -Open (17 years and over)
2552 Individual entry- Best Sheep in Show -Junior (13 to under 17 years of age)
2553 Individual entry- Best Sheep in Show -Junior (12 years and under)
2554 Group entry- Best Sheep in Show –Open (17 years and over)
2555 Group entry- Best Sheep in Show – Junior (13 to under 17 years of age)
2556 Group entry- Best Sheep in Show – Junior (12 years and under)

PEOPLES’ CHOICE AWARD $50 and ribbon

CHAMPION SHEEP IN SHOW $100 and ribbon

Section 20 – FANCYWORK

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARD: Susan McGregor, Cathy King
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023
For all entry and judging times, entry fees, prize money not otherwise specified, see page 1

PLEASE NOTE:

• All work must be clean, unused and the work of the exhibitor
• Work must not have been exhibited in a previous Robertson Show
• Work must have been completed in last 2 years
• Work must have been done by hand unless otherwise stated

FANCYWORK CLASSES

• Articles must not be mounted
• If the article is a cushion, garment, coat hanger etc. the base maybe machine sewn

2557 Article of Fancywork $20 – donated by Cathy King
2558 Article of Wool Embroidery
2559 Article of Beaded Embroidery
2560 Article of Slow Stitching $20 – donated by Cathy King
2561 Article of Embroidery not otherwise stated e.g candlewicking, ribbon embroidery $20 – donated by Cathy King
2562 Creative Hand Embroidery – own design, may use multiple techniques $20 – donated in memory of D & B Williams
2563 Article of Machine Embroidery – own design, may use multiple techniques
2564 Article showing Innovative Trends in Embroidery $20 – donated in memory of D & B Williams

CHAMPION FANCYWORK EXHIBIT – $20 and Ribbon – donated by Mrs Margaret McLaren

COUNTED THREADWORK (If work is mounted must be no larger than 60 x 60 cm)
2565 Article Counted Thread, cross stitch – Aida Cloth
2566 Article Counted Thread, cross stitch – Linen
2567 Article Counted Thread, cross stitch, Linen or Aida, unframed, e.g. cushion, needle roll etc $20 – donated in memory of D & B Williams

CHAMPION COUNTED THREAD $20 and ribbon – donated in memory of D & B Williams

TAPESTRY (If work is mounted must be no larger than 60 x 60cm)
2568 Article of Tapestry – unmounted
2569 Article of Tapestry – mounted
2570 Article of Tapestry – non-traditional stitch
2571 Article of Tapestry – e.g. cushion, fire stand
2572 Article of Long Stitch

CHAMPION TAPESTRY – Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES – 12 years & under
2573 Article of Embroidery $10 – donated in memory of D & B Williams
2574 Article of Cross Stitch
2575 Article of Long Stitch
2576 Article of Tapestry

JUNIOR CLASSES – 13 and under 17 years
2577 Article of Embroidery $10 – donated in memory of D & B Williams
2578 Article of Cross Stitch
2579 Article of Long Stitch
2580 Article of Tapestry

JUNIOR CHAMPION FANCYWORK: $5 and Ribbon

NEW CLASSES: UPCYCLING CLASSES – proudly support by the Robertson Burrow.

• Work must not be mounted
• A photograph(s) of the original article(s) prior to upcycling and an explanation of the work must accompany the upcycled article
• No more than two articles per exhibitor in each class
• Work will be judged as an upcycled article

2581 Article constructed from recycled Fancywork, counted thread work or tapestry $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow
2582 Article constructed from recycled knitting or crochet. $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow
2583 Article constructed from recycled needlework or quilting. $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow
2584 Article constructed from recycled clothing. $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow

CHAMPION UPCYCLING EXHIBIT: $30 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.

JUNIOR CLASSES – 12 years & under
2585 Article constructed from recycled Fancywork, counted thread work or tapestry $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2586 Article constructed from recycled knitting or crochet $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2587 Article constructed from recycled needlework or quilting $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2588 Article constructed from recycled clothing $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.

JUNIOR CLASSES – 13 and under 17 years
2589 Article constructed from recycled Fancywork, counted thread work or tapestry $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2590 Article constructed from recycled knitting or crochet. $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2591 Article constructed from recycled needlework or quilting $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.
2592 Article constructed from recycled clothing. $10 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.

JUNIOR CHAMPION UPCYCLING EXHIBIT: $30 – donated by The Robertson Burrow Inc.

Section 21 – NEEDLEWORK

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.

STEWARDS: Noellee Taylor, Bec Garske, Leanne Cleary
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• All exhibits must have been completed within previous two years
• To be unworn and unused
• Quilting must be done by exhibitor (except where stated)
• Professionals & teachers to enter Class 2617 only.

CLASSES:
2600 Child’s Frock
2601 Article of Clothing, not quilted
2602 Article including Applique other than quilts
2603 Cushion
2604 Article of needlework – other than specified eg coat hanger
2605 Any article of needlework (may include quilting) by an adult with a disability relating to sight or movement. 1st $10, 2nd $5

QUILTS must have a sleeve attached. Prizemoney 1st = $20, 2nd = $10, 3rd = $5 unless otherwise stated
2606 Patchwork Quilt – machine made by a novice, 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
2607 Patchwork Quilt – hand/machine pieced. Must include 60% hand constructed & 100% hand quilted.
2608 Quilt predominately Applique – Hand and/or machine pieced and quilted. More than 60% must be appliqued
2609 Patchwork Quilt – hand/ machine constructed, machine quilted by professional. Must be 60% hand constructed
2610 Patchwork Quilt – hand / machine pieced, machine quilted by exhibitor. Must be 60% hand constructed
2611 Patchwork Quilt – machine pieced, machine quilted by exhibitor
2612 Patchwork Quilt – machine pieced, machine quilted by professional
2613 Patchwork Garment 1st = $15, 2nd = $7
2614 Article of Patchwork – machine made.
2615 Any Quilted Article, other than quilt.
2616 Professional Class (for tutors, teachers etc.) Any article or garment which includes quilting.
2617 “Cindy Ambrose” Perpetual Prize for Patchwork Quilt – machine pieced, hand quilted by exhibitor. 1st = $35, 2nd = $10, 3rd = $5 – donated by Allison Lim

MRS IDA MC EVILLEY MEMORIAL AWARD CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK: Ribbon & $20

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN NEEDLEWORK: Ribbon and $20 – In Memory of “Diddy Norman “ – donated by Mr Vinnie Norman

2618 PATCHWORK QUILT GROUP COMPETITION
Competition to be Conducted at Society, Group & State Level 1st = $80, 2nd = $50, 3rd = $30. Group judging to be held Monday 20th March 2023 at Albion Park.

RULES & REGULATIONS – as of the 5/9/2019

1. The exhibit is to be not more than one metre on any one side (rectangle or square shape only)
2. Framed and board mounted exhibits not permitted.
3. Must be machine pieced and machine quilted.
4. Minimal Embellishments. Small amount only not to overpower patchwork.
5. Each exhibit entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor.
6. An exhibit having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final.
7. An exhibitor may represent only one local show at the Group Final and one Group at State Level.
8. If, for any reason, a winner is unable to compete at Group level then the second placegetter is eligible to compete.
9. All work to have been completed in the last eighteen (18) months prior to its entry at a local show.
10. An exhibit that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again.
11. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select a suitable quilt and, with the exhibitor’s permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.
12. Group Final location and date is to be determined by the Group. It is the responsibility of either the exhibitor or the Show Society to ensure the quilt is delivered on Judging Day and collected in an appropriate time frame after the competition.

JUNIORS:
12 yrs & under
2619 Article of needlework – machine sewn
2620 Article of needlework – hand sewn
2621 Article of patchwork – machine sewn
2622 Article of patchwork – hand sewn
2623 Article of quilting – hand sewn
2624 Article combining machine & hand sewing

13 and under 17 yrs
2625 Article of needlework – machine sewn
2626 Article of needlework – hand sewn
2627 Article of patchwork – machine sewn
2628 Article of quilting – machine sewn
2629 Article of quilting – hand sewn
2630 Article combining machine & hand sewing

JUNIOR CHAMPION NEEDLEWORK: $10 & Ribbon – donated by Robyn & Tony Jones

Three ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS $5 each will be awarded in both age groups – donated by Ms Trish Pemberton

WOOLLEN ARTICLE/GARMENT STATE COMPETITION

Competition to be Conducted at Society, Group & State Level. Group judging to be held Monday 20th March
2023 at Albion Park.

THIS WILL NOT be a separate class at Robertson Show (see rule 10) – there are classes suitable for eligibility in the various sections whereby exhibits may be selected by the judges and stewards, for entry into this competition at Group Level. 1st = $80, 2nd = $50, 3rd = $30

CLASS: THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS

CONDITIONS:

1. For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:
   a) Garment: an item that can be worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat
   b) Article: a utility item that isn’t worn but can be used in the home eg blanket; with an outfit eg. bag; for amusement eg. toy; decoration eg. picture etc.
   c) Three Different Types: the 3 items in an entry must differ from each other in terms of their construction technique and/or their purpose eg.1 a knitted jumper, blanket and tea cosy OR eg.2 a knitted tea cosy, a crocheted tea cosy or a felted tea cosy OR eg.3 a knitted jumper, a knitted blanket and a crocheted blanket.
2. The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of, 80% wool.
3. Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted).
4. A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a label is not available such as in the case of a hand spun or felted item, a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice.
5. An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organization.
6. All three article/garments must have been completed within the 12 months prior to the local show and made by the exhibitor/s.
7. An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three article/garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then eligible to compete in the State Final.
8. An exhibit is only eligible to represent one Society at Group level and one Group at State level.
9. An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again.
10. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors’ permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Society concerned.
11. It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer of the winning entry to the ASC Office in Sydney for the State judging.
12. Recommendation: State Final garments are to include a photo of the garment being worn (where possible and applicable).
    – Rules as at 10 May 2021

Section 22 – KNITTING & CROCHET

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Jillian Roberts, Sandra Vaughan
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• All articles to be hand knitted unless otherwise specified
• To have been completed within previous 2 years & to be unwashed & unworn.
• Commercial yarn label to be attached to all articles.
• Classes marked with asterisk (*) eligible for entry in wool garment competition.
• Novice – someone who has commenced knitting over the last 12 months
• Prizes in all classes – donated by Macqueen Auctioneers and Valuers, unless stated otherwise

CLASSES:
2650 COLD CLIMATE KNITTERS or CROCHET CHALLENGE Adult size jumper, cardigan or vest 8 ply or over. 1st = $100, 2nd =
$40, 3rd = $10 – donated by Dhugald McDowell
2651 Adult Jumper/Cardigan/Vest, under 8ply
2652 Adult Jumper/Cardigan/Vest, Aran work
2653 Jumper, Cardigan or Vest for baby or child
2654 Baby’s Bonnet or Booties
2655 Article of Baby’s Clothing N.O.S
2656 Shawl or Wrap
2657 Socks – 4 ply – machine or hand knitted
2658 *Creative Hand Knitted Garment or Article min 80% wool
2659 * Tea Cosy min 80% wool
2660 Scarf
2661 Knitted Soft Toy or toys
2662 Article – Fairisle Work
2663 Any Knitted Article – over 80 years
2664 Any Hand Knitted Article N.O.S
2665 Article of knitting by a Novice 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Mrs K Wood
2666 Machine Knitted Article N.O.S
2667 * Any article or garment minimum of 80% wool
2668 * Beanie or hat suitable for chemotherapy patient. All items will be donated to Phoenix Committee (Oncology), Goulburn 1st = $30, 2nd = $20 – donated by Rosemary Turner in memory of George Brewer
2669 Novelty Tea Cosy – any combination of materials & construction eg, wool, cotton, silk/knitted, crochet, felted

CHAMPION KNITTING: $30 & Ribbon

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon and Voucher

JUNIOR CLASSES:
2670 Article of Knitting 12 yrs & under. 1st $10 2671 Article of Knitting 17 yrs & under 1st $10

NOVICE JUNIOR KNITTING:
2672 Article of Machine Knitting 17 yrs & under $10

JUNIOR CHAMPION KNITTING: $10 & Ribbon – donated by Robyn & Tony Jones

CROCHET CLASSES:
2673 Coat Hanger
2674 Baby’s Rug
2675 3 Piece baby’s Set
2676 Pair of Bootees
2677 * Shawl min. 80% wool
2678 * Knee rug min. 80% wool.
2679 Bed Size Crochet Rug. 1st = $20, 2nd = $15 – donated by Dhugald McDowall
2680 Child’s Jumper, Cardigan or Vest
2681 Crochet Cloth, 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2682 Crochet Toy
2683 Beanie (or hat) and matching scarf
2684 * Any Crochet Article not otherwise specified, min 80% wool
2685 Any Article of crochet by a Novice

JUNIOR CLASSES:
2686 Article in Crochet 12 yrs & under 2687 Article in Crochet 13 and under 17 yrs

CHAMPION CROCHET: $5 & Ribbon – donated by Robertson Show Auxiliary

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

Section 23 – SPINNING, WEAVING & FELTING

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.

STEWARDS: Trish Tindall, Eleanor Brash, Jenny Edwards and Joanne Mourney

JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

All work must be clean, unused and the work of
the exhibitor.
• All work to have been completed within the previous
2 years & not exhibited in a previous Robertson Show.
• A novice is someone who commenced the craft
of spinning, weaving or felt making over the last
12 months.
• Methods, construction and materials used to be stated
and attached to each exhibit along with a sample of
raw wool/fibre and/or yarn.
• For purposes of this schedule “wool” – means sheep
wool only.
• Classes marked with asterisk (*) eligible for entry in
Wool Garment Competition.

SPINNING CLASSES:
2700 *Garment made from handspun yarn, either hand knitted or crocheted using at least 80% wool
1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated in memory of Mrs Joan Henderson
2701 * Article or accessory (eg socks, hat, gloves, scarf, wrap or bag) made entirely from handspun yarn, knitted or
crocheted using at least 80% wool. 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Sutherland Spinners & Weavers Group
2702 Article or garment made entirely from handspun yarn, either knitted or crocheted, using any fibre or
combination of fibres 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by Sutherland Spinners & Weavers Group
2703 Handspun yarn – one skein using any fibre or combination of fibres, min 50grams 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
– donated by Sutherland Spinners & Weavers Group
2704 Handspun yarn-one skein, min 50grams, using naturally black or coloured wool. 1st = $15
– donated by Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders Assoc. (South Coast and Southern Tablelands region).
2705 Skein of art yarn/creative hand spinning, min 50grams, using any blend of fibres, recycled materials
1st = $10 – donated by the Handweavers & Spinners Guild of NSW
2706 Any article or garment not mentioned, handspun, in any fibre. 1st = $10 2nd = $5 – donated by Janet Austin
JUNIOR CLASSES: 17 years and under
2707 Any article or garment in own handspun yarn. 1st = $10 – donated by Janet Austin
CHAMPION SPINNING: Ron Brewer Memorial Prize Ribbon and $25 – donated by Rosemary Turner
MOST SUCCESSFUL SPINNING EXHIBITOR: Ribbon
HAND WEAVING CLASSES:
2708 Handwoven article or garment using at least 50% handspun, raw fibre 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
– donated by the Sutherland Spinners & Weavers Group

2709 * Hand woven article or garment using 100% wool 1st = $10, 2nd = $5 – donated by the
Sutherland Spinners & Weavers Group
2710 Handwoven scarf, throw or wrap, or length of fabric – minimum length 1 metre – using handspun and/or
commercial yarn. 1st = $10 – donated by the Handweavers & Spinners Guild of NSW
2711 Any other article woven from natural or experimental materials. 1st = $10 – donated by the Handweavers
& Spinners Guild of NSW
2712 Any article woven by a novice weaver 1st = $10 – donated by the Handweavers & Spinners Guild of NSW
JUNIOR HAND WEAVING CLASS:
2713 Article or garment woven by an exhibitor 17 years or under.
BEST EXHIBIT IN CLASSES 2000-2013 SPECIAL PRIZE: Membership Voucher for the Handweavers &
Spinners Guild of NSW
CHAMPION WEAVING: Ron Brewer Memorial Prize Ribbon and $25 – donated by Rosemary Turner
MOST SUCCESSFUL HAND WEAVING EXHIBITOR: Ribbon
FELTING CLASSES:
2714 Hand felted garment or wrap using any fibre 1st = $10 – donated by Handweavers & Spinners Guild of NSW
2715 Hand felted accessory e.g. scarf, bag, hat or adornment in any fibre 1st = $10 – donated by Sutherland
Spinners & Weavers Group
2716 * Hand felted, non-wearable article, minimum of 80% wool 1st = $10 , 2nd = $5 – donated by Sutherland
Spinners & Weavers Group
2717 Needle felted article using any fibre
2718 Any article or garment made from hand – made felt by novice felt maker
JUNIOR FELTING CLASSES:
2719 Any hand-felted article or garment, 12 years and under
2720 Any hand-felted article or garment, 17 years and under

NEW CLASS FOR 2023
2721 * Garment or article made from at least 80% wool using a combination of techniques.
Use at least 3 of the following techniques: weaving, spinning, felting, knitting, crochet or
embroidery. Special Prize: Membership Voucher for the Handweavers & Spinners Guild of NSW

BEST EXHIBIT IN CLASS 2714-2720 SPECIAL PRIZE: Membership Voucher for the Handweavers &
Spinners Guild of NSW
CHAMPION FELTING: Ribbon & $35 – donated by the Illawarra Feltmakers Inc.
MOST SUCCESSFUL FELTMAKING EXHIBITOR: Ribbon
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR in SECTION 23: SPINNING, WEAVING AND FELTING
Ribbon & $20 – donated by Katherine Wood

Section 24 – ART & SCULPTURE

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: TBA
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• Exhibits must have full name, phone no., title, price or NFS on back of item.
• Commission of 10% of all sales to be made to the Robertson Show Society.
• All negotiations to be made with Art or Chief Pavilion Steward
• Exhibits to be the work of the exhibitor.
• Art Exhibits must be framed and able to be hung with picture wire. Wire must be placed to allow picture to hang in the correct position
• Exhibits must not have been entered previously at Robertson Show
• No more than 3 exhibits per exhibitor
• Maximum size 80cm2 (one or both borders)
• All entries shall be accepted and presented for judging.
• Every effort will be made to display all artwork entries. But because of limited display wall spaces in the Pavilion Art section, your art work may not be displayed.

CLASSES:
2740 Painting – oil or acrylic 1st = $50, 2nd = $20
2741 Painting Water Colour 1st = $35, 2nd = $15
2742 Portrait any media 1st = $35, 2nd = $15
2743 Work on paper, Drawing mixed media or print 1st = $35, 2nd = $15
2744 Novice works any media 1st = $35, 2nd = $15
2745 Sculpture any media 1st = $30, 2nd = $10

YOUTH CLASSES: 13 to 17 years
2746 Portrait, any media 1st = $15, 2nd = $5
2747 Painting oil, acrylic any media 1st = $15, 2nd = $5
2748 Drawing, on paper 1st = $15, 2nd = $5
2749 Water Colour, on paper 1st = $15, 2nd = $5
2750 Youth Sculpture any media 1st = $15, 2nd = $5

CHAMPION YOUTH ART: $40 & Ribbon

CHAMPION ART EXHIBIT: $200 & Ribbon – donated by Donnelley Family

Section 25 – HANDCRAFTS

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: June Shierlaw, Lisa Macqueen & Peter Macqueen
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023
All articles to have been completed within previous 2 years.

CLASSES:
2760 Soft Toy or Bear – not knitted
2761 Character Doll
2762 Wall Hanging
2763 Floor Rug
2764 Article of Tolé Work
2765 Article of Quilling
2766 Handmade Card using Quilling or Stamping
2767 Example of Scrap Booking
2768 Article of Parchment Craft
2769 Article of Origami
2770 Calligraphy
2771 Article of Decoupage – any media
2772 Folk Art any media
2773 Piece of Pottery – any method
2774 Ceramic Article
2775 Piece of Hand Painted Porcelain
2776 Article of Stained Glass Work
2777 Article of Hand Made Jewellery
2778 Article of Woodwork, 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2779 Article of Turned Woodwork, 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2780 Article of Metalwork
2781 Festive Article
2782 Article made from any recycled media
2783 Scale Model (aircraft, boats, etc)
2784 Article Handcraft – NOS
2785 Any Article made by a person with a disability

CHAMPION HANDCRAFT EXHIBIT: $20 & Ribbon – donated by Robertson Show Auxiliary

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Ribbon

JUNIOR CLASSES – 12 years & under
2786 Article of Origami
2787 Article of hand made jewellery
2788 Article of woodwork 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2789 Article made from recycled materials
2790 Article of handcraft not otherwise stated
2791 Any Article made by a child with a disability

JUNIOR CLASSES – 13 and under 17
2792 Folk Art – any media
2793 Article made from recycled materials
2794 Article of hand made jewellery
2795 Article of Woodwork 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2796 Article of metalwork
2797 Article of Decoupage – any media
2798 Article of handcraft not otherwise stated
2799 Article of Origami
2800 Scale Model –Aircrafts, Boats etc. Not Lego
2801 Any Article made by a youth with a disability

JUNIOR CHAMPION HANDCRAFT: $10 & Ribbon – donated by Mrs L Kerwand

Section 26 – PHOTOGRAPHY

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Peter Glass, Janet Turner, Mark Turner, Ted Smith
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• All articles to have been completed within previous 2 years.
• Photos may be any size, but must all be firmly mounted on stiff cardboard mounts over 200 gsm.
• Mount size maximum 40 x 50cms.
• Borders limited to no more than 5cm on all sides
• No Frames allowed.
• Only entries that comply will be judged.
• Photographs may be commercially processed.
• Entries must not have been previously entered at Robertson Show.
• Two entries only per person, per class.
• Champion of Champions Photography Competition will be judged, and all photos will be displayed at Camden Show, 2023.
• Exhibitors cannot enter either Champion Black & White or Champion Colour photo from Robertson Show at any other Group 5 shows.

CLASSES: Prize Money in Classes 1 to 21
BLACK & WHITE PRINT
2821 Robertson Show 2019 /2020
2822 Farm Machinery
2823 Flora
2824 Animal, Vegetable or Mineral
2825 Human Study /Portrait
2826 Landscape or Seascape
2827 Any subject other than Specified
2828 Creative/altered reality, any subject
2829 Print on canvas –any of the above subjects
2830 Storm

COLOUR PRINT
2831 Robertson Show 2019 / 2020
2832 Volunteers in Action
2833 Flora
2834 Animal, Vegetable or Mineral
2835 Human Study/Portrait
2836 Landscape or Seascape
2837 Utes, Trucks and Tractors – may be 1 or many
2838 Any subject other than Specified.
2839 Creative / altered reality, any subject
2840 Print on Canvas– any of the above subjects
2841 Storm

CHAMPION BLACK & WHITE PRINT: $25 & Ribbon (eligible to be judged in Group Photography Competition)

CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT: $25 & Ribbon (eligible to be judged in Group Photography Competition)

SUPREME CHAMPION PRINT: Judged from Champion Black & White and Champion Colour Photos only
Award & Ribbon – donated by Burrawang & Wildes Meadow Progress Association

The Champion Colour and Champion Black and White Photograph will be eligible for entry into the Champion of Champions Photography Competition conducted by South Coast and Tablelands Show Societies. Entries will be judged on Thursday 23rd March, 2023 and displayed at Camden Show.

JUNIOR CLASSES – 12 years & Under
BLACK & WHITE PRINT
2842 Farmers at work
2843 Nature Study
2844 My Best Friend
2845 Capturing the Moment
2846 Any subject other than specified

COLOUR PRINT
2847 Farmers at work
2848 Nature Study
2849 My Best Friend
2850 Capturing the Moment
2851 Any subject other than specified

JUNIOR CHAMPION PRINT: $10 & Ribbon – donated by Mrs Jan Giblin

MOST SUCCESSFUL: Ribbon

YOUTH CLASSES – 13 years & under 17yrs
BLACK & WHITE PRINT
2852 Volunteers in Action
2853 Flora
2854 My Best Friend
2855 Any Subject other than Specified
2856 Any subject – computer altered

COLOUR PRINT
2557 Farmers at Work
2858 Nature Study
2859 My Best Friend
2860 Capturing the Moment
2861 Any subject other than Specified
2862 Any subject – computer altered/enhanced

YOUTH CHAMPION PRINT: $20 & Ribbon – donated by Mrs Jan Giblin

MOST SUCCESSFUL: Ribbon

Section 27 – JUNIOR & SCHOOL ART

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Kathy Mant (0411 244 151), R Brewster, M Perrin.
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• NO FRAMED EXHIBITS, PLEASE.
• All entries must have name, age, schedule class, and school out of sight, on the underside of the exhibit or on the back
• Open to children of all ages under 13 years. Must be under 13 years at the date of the show
• ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CHILD IN EACH SCHEDULE CLASS.
• A4 – A3 paper size. Canvas to be no larger than A3
• Each class will be open to children with special needs and judged accordingly.

PAINTING – Any subject, any paint
2880 By a pre-school child 2881 By a child in Kindergarten
2882 By a child in Years 1 & 2 2883 By a child in Years 3 & 4
2884 By a child in Years 5 & 6 or under 13 years

DRAWING – Any subject – Pencil, Charcoal, Crayon, Pen and Ink or Similar
2885 By a pre-school child 2886 By a child in Kindergarten
2887 By a child in Years 1 & 2 2888 By a child in Years 3 & 4
2889 By a child in Years 5 & 6 or under 13 years

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION: Classes 2880 to 2889 Award & ribbon
Special Encouragement Award for a drawing in Classes 2885 to 2888 – donated by Mrs J Dawson

2890 GROUP ART ITEM
Open to any pre-school or primary school within the Wingecarribee group of schools. Please be considerate with the size and weight of your group art exhibit. A Group Item is a single work or article created by more than 3 children.

CHAMPION GROUP ITEM: Ribbon and Book – donated by Gerald Park

Section 28 – JUNIOR & SCHOOL CRAFT

ENTRY DEADLINE for paper and online entries: 6pm, Tuesday 7th March 2023
DEADLINE for exhibits to be in the pavilion: 9am, Thursday 9th March 2023
ENTRY Adult non-members = $2 | Adult Members = $1 | Juniors free
PRIZE MONEY unless otherwise stated: 1st = $7, 2nd = $3
Exhibits left in pavilion after 11am Sunday 12th March will be disposed of.
STEWARDS: Kathy Mant (0411 244 151), R Brewster, M Perrin.
JUDGING: 10am, Thursday 9th March 2023

• NO FRAMED EXHIBITS, PLEASE.
• All entries must have name, age, schedule class, and school on the bottom of the exhibit or on the back out of sight.
• Open to children of all ages under 13 years. Must be under 13 years at the date of the show
• ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CHILD IN EACH SCHEDULE CLASS.
• NO PREFABRICATED KITS TO BE USED
• Craft items should be secured on a sturdy base plate
• Craft items to be no larger than 30cm x 30cm
• Each class will be open to children with special needs and judged accordingly

PRE-SCHOOL or KINDERGARTEN AGED CHILD
2900 Any Craft Item

YEARS 1 & 2 YEARS 3 & 4
2901 Any Craft Item 2902 Soft Fabric Article
2903 Handmade Article

YEARS 5 & 6 OR UNDER 13 YEARS
2904 Soft Fabric Article 2905 Article made from wood. 1st = $5, 2nd = $3
2906 Hand- made article 1st = $5, 2nd = $3

LEGO: To be an original design – NO KITS
2907 Pre School or Kindergarten Aged Child 2908 Child in Years 1 & 2
2909 Child in Years 3 & 4 2910 Child in Years 5 & 6 or under 13 years
2911 GROUP CRAFT ITEM – Open to any pre-school or primary school within the Wingecarribee group of schools or similar. Item to be no larger than 1m squared.

CHAMPION RIBBON FOR WINNING GROUP

CREATIVE WRITING – including Poetry for all Children up to but under 13 years
2912 Creative writing Years 3, 4 & 5 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2913 Creative writing Year 6 and under 13yrs. 1st $10, 2nd $5
2914 Creative writing 13 yrs and under 19 yrs. 1st $10, 2nd $5
Prize money in classes 2912 – 2914 – donated by Mrs K Wood

BEST HANDWRITTEN PARAGRAPH (from the text below)
Decorative borders are allowed, but only handwriting will be judged.
2915 Years 4 & 5 1st = $10, 2nd = $5
2916 Year 6 or under 13 years 1st = $10, 2nd = $5

One Potato, Two Potato

In my little garden – now promise you won’t laugh,
I haven’t any flowers and I haven’t any grass.
But now I’m going to dig and plant
And soon I’ll have a show:
With a bit of sun and a bit of rain
There’ll be a lovely row of
One potato, two potato, three potato, four.
Five potato, six potato, seven potato, more!

The Stewards of Sections 27 and 28 wish to thank all Parents and School Staff who, with their guidance and encouragement, help us to mount such an outstanding display of their children’s work. Our reward each year is to see so many smiling faces. Thank You