SECTION U1 SENIORS – 70YRS & OVER MOST POINTS Classes 1-12: Trophy donated by Mrs L Bale CHAMPION EXHIBIT Classes 1-12: Rosette Exhibit to be benched: 12 noon Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging to commence at 1.00pm Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEES $1 per entry. Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 For Seniors not entering any other Section in the Pavilion excluding Section W Art and Section X Photography. Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. CLASSES 1. Knitted Article 2. Crochet Article 3. Dressed Doll 4. Faberge Egg 5. Something New from Something Old (max size 60 x 60cm) 6. Birthday Gift, 3 small 7. Woodwork Article (max 60x60cm) 8. Decorated Cards, set of 3 BE AWARE OF 9. Small Patchwork Article (state size) 10. Metal Work Article (max 60x60cm) WHAT’S AROUND YOU 11. Floral Arrangement – Silk or Fresh 12. Any Article not mentioned (max size 60x60cm) COOKERY—70YRS & OVER MOST POINTS Classes 13-18: Trophy donated Mrs J Clancy Working near electrical infrastructure can be dangerous and requires extra CHAMPION EXHIBIT Classes 13-18: Rosette. care and attention. Exhibits must be benched by 12 noon Thursday 19th October, 2017. Simple precautions can help keep you, your family and workers safe. Make sure Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 19th October, 2017. you know the location of all electrical infrastructure on or near your property, ENTRY FEE: $1 per entry. including overhead and underground electricity networks before starting any Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 work, and arrange your work practices to comply with WorkSafe legislation. For Seniors not entering any other Section in the Pavilion excluding Section W Art and Section X Photography. If you have an electrical emergency or see damaged electrical equipment, call Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted Horizon Power on 13 23 51. For more advice on electrical safety visit Please read guidelines in front of Cookery Section M & N. www.horizonpower.com.au CLASSES 13. Boiled Fruit Cake 14. Sponge, plain, unfilled/uniced, double, round tin P_3_16764 111567... PSSlahauoinsrt abSgrceeoa nRdeo, sl3l,s 3, 3 H 18. Muffins, 3 2017 Esperance Show Schedule — 91 ■ Stud Cattle Best Presented Stud Esperance Farm Training, presented by Terry Redman. ■ Marie Louise Wordsworth Trophy - Kaye Lomax, presented by Ewin Stewart. 92 — 2017 Esperance Show Schedule SECTION U2 WOODWORK MOST POINTS TROPHY: Donated by Esperance Cabinets CHAMPION EXHIBIT: Rosette Exhibit to be benched: 12 noon Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging to commence at 1.00pm Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry. Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. CLASSES 1. Machine turned Wooden Article (state size) 2. Handmade Wooden Article (state size) 3. Machine turned Wooden Toy (state size) 4. Handmade Wooden Toy (state size) 5. Restored Wooden Article (max size 1m x 50cm) 6. Any other Wooden Article not mentioned under 50cm (state size) 7. Any other Wooden Article not mentioned over 50cm (state size) SECTION U3 HANDICRAFTS - OPEN MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by Onsite Rental Group CHAMPION EXHIBIT: Rosette Exhibits to be benched by 12 noon Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging commences 1.00pm Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEES Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry. Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. OPEN - anyone who teaches or sells their handicraft. Exhibitors to state approximate size of article on entry form. TOYS: BASIC RULES FOR JUDGING APPLY Soft Toys - A soft fabric should be used, and should be sewn together neatly and firmly either by hand or machine. The shape should be good, firmly and evenly stuffed - but not hard and heavy. The head should be firm and there should be no sharp or easily detached parts for a small child to pull off. Eyes etc, are best if worked or made of felt and attached firmly. CLASSES 1. Patchwork & Quilting Wall Hanging 1m x 1m 7. Teddy Bear 2. Patchwork Quilt, Single 8. Any Animal, Hand or Machined 3. Beading—Any Article 9. Single Scrapbooking Layout 4. Jewellery, 3 pieces (Necklace, Bracelet, 10. Scrapbooking Double Page Layout Earrings) 11. Scrapbooking Off the Page Item 5. Sculptured Doll 12. Card Making, 3 assorted 6. Dressed Doll 13. Any Other Article ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2016 SHOW. 2017 Esperance Show Schedule — 93 ESPERANCE & DISTRICTS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INC present FIREWORKS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8PM IN CONJUNCTION WITH 94 — 2017 Esperance Show Schedule SECTION V CHINA PAINTING MOST POINTS TROPHY: Donated by WA Showman’s Association. CHAMPION OPEN EXHIBIT: Rosette. CHAMPION NOVICE EXHIBIT: Rosette. Exhibit to be benched by 12 noon on Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry. Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3 Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. Judges will look for balance of design, harmony of colour, if the subject suits the piece of china, and over-all appeal will be considered. NOVICE: For a person who has never won a prize. Must be entirely own work. Class 1. Plate 2. Article featuring Australian Flora 3. Article featuring Raised Paste 4. Ground Article 5. Pen Work 6. Lustres 7. Scene 8. Animals/Birds 9. Any other article 10. Any other article - Novice ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2016 SHOW. 2017 Esperance Show Schedule — 95 Les & Rosie Lang Owner/Managers [email protected] 10 Gilpin Street Esperance WA 6450 Ph 08 9071 4484 Fx 08 9071 5213 Langs Auto Repairs For all your automotive needs ABN 96 009 250 364 EACS - A world of opportunity  Educating the whole person in mind, body and spirit  A safe and nurturing environment  Superb, modern facilities  Boarding now well-established ESPERANCE ANGLICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL - The place to live and learn in the Heart of Esperance Esperance Anglican Community School Your local, private secondary school 5 Griffin Street, West Beach PO Box 400, Esperance T: (08) 9083 2444 Web: www.eacs.wa.edu.au 96 — 2017 Esperance Show Schedule SECTION V1 ONE PERSON’S WORK CHAMPION DISPLAY: Rosette. Trophy donated by Mrs M Hart MOST OUTSTANDING ARTICLE IN SECTION: Rosette Exhibits to be benched by 12 noon Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging will commence at 1.00pm Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEES: Members $1, Non Members $2 per entry. Prize money: 1st $30, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by the exhibitor showing A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery, hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art , flowers or floral art, patchwork, art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft. NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS ONE ENTRY. Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft. Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified. SECTION V2 FAMILY ENTRY CHAMPION DISPLAY: Rosette MOST OUTSTANDING ARTICLE IN SECTION: Rosette Exhibit to be benched by 12 noon on Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 19th October, 2017. ENTRY FEE: Member $1, non Member $2 per entry. Prize money: 1st $50, 2nd $20 3rd $15 Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by a family member showing A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery, hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art , flowers or floral art, patchwork, art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft. NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS ONE ENTRY. Articles to be made by a minimum of three family members, could be Grandparent, Parents, Children, Aunties, Uncles etc. Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft. Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified and the relationship of craftsperson for each item eg Grandmother, Aunt, Son etc. 2017 Esperance Show Schedule — 97 ■ Opening President Ewin Stewart, Anne Carey, V President Graham Cooper. ■ Poet’s Breakfast 98 — 2017 Esperance Show Schedule SECTION V3 CWA ARTS & CRAFT COMPETITION Stewards provided by the CWA MOST OUTSTANDING ARTICLE IN SECTION: Rosette FIRST PLACE: Sash dated Year 2017 Open to all CWA branches in the Esperance District. Entry to consist of six different crafts. Eg: sewing, knitting, embroidery, and painting etc. Exhibits to be benched by 12 noon on Thursday 19th October, 2017. Judging will commence at 1.00pm on Thursday 19th October, 2017. Entries close 4pm Friday 13th October, 2017. No late entries will be accepted. Six articles (hand made and machine) from each branch may include knitting, crochet, painting etc. Own Stewards NOTES TO EXHIBITORS: A list of the six crafts to accompany entry. Branches to display their articles in an area of 1.3m x 1.3m depth. If only part of the item is to be judged this should be clearly stated eg: Smocked Dress (smocking to be judged). Additional information to help judges should also be included eg: 2. Doily with hand made lace. A mark will be given for presentation. 2017 Esperance Show Schedule — 99 S O U TH EAST AIR A G Your local Operators Professional Aerial Spraying & Spreading OFFICE Ph: 08 9071 5096 Fax: 08 9071 3818 Scott Mackie: 0427 904 843 Dillon Rogers: 0428 716 712 Email: [email protected] 100 — 2017 Esperance Show Schedule