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TIMETABLE TIMETABLE Show Hall - Receiving exhibits Saturday 12.00-4.00pm. Open on Show Day 9.00am to 10.30am ALL SECTIONS CLOSED FOR JUDGING FROM 10:30am UNTIL JUDGING FINISHED. Open to public AFTER JUDGING FINISHED from approx 1.30pm to 5.00pm, after which time exhibits may be removed. Prize money to be collected at hall kitchen servery after 5.00pm.NOTE: Location markers eg. M : Codes are M = Marquee [Look on Map on Inside cover]

9.00am Main Gate open for exhibitors E110.00am Horses-In-Action HIA events begin , Poultry, Pigeon, Waterfowl Judging PS.

Gustav’s Trail begins G10.30am Show Hall Closed–NO ENTRY - Judging begins ALL Sections Pavilion NOTE TIME.10.30am Eudunda Ute Muster – Arrival & Registrations– assemble on oval through UG to U

Old Bike’s Arrive – Display Starts OB10:50am Assemble in Marquee for Remembrance Day Service M - ALL SECTIONS PAUSE 11:00am Remembrance Day Service in Marquee M - ALL SECTIONS PAUSE 11:30pm Remembrance – Stories from our Local Ex-Service Personnel M

Judging of Old Bike Displays OBScouts Archery Tag Y

12.00pm Eudunda Ute Muster – judging begins U12.45pm Choir – St John’s Lutheran Primary School in marquee M 1.00pm Official Opening– by Glen Mickan in marquee M

Presentation of Rural Ambassador 2018 & Young Rural Ambassador 2018 MPresentation of Show Service Recognition Awards M

1.30pm Show Hall Open to Public from 1:30pm or when judging is completed Pavilion Paul's Cartoons & Caricatures – Clubroom Verandah (finish at 4:30pm) VSpeed Shear Competition begins SSLive Music – Michaela Jenke with Reid Sampson, Caitlin Drew - begins (near bar) L United 2 Dance in marquee M

3.00pm Judging Show Girls/Boys in marquee M3.30pm Speed Shear presentations SS

Ute Muster presentations U3.45pm Dog Jumping Competition DJ4.00pm Junior and then Young Farmer’s Challenge – Oval Arena Y5.00pm Poultry & Pigeon exhibits may be removed PS

Show Hall closes. Exhibits may be removed. Pavilion DRIVE HOME SAFELY.1. HORSES - IN - ACTION Competitors with horses, floats, support group, enter via Main

Pfitzner Gate and have sole access to the left-hand side of the oval. Entry will be by Ticket. 2. EXHIBITORS may enter through the Main Pfitzner Gate to unload exhibits ONLY. They are

then asked to remove their cars to the Public Parking area on the Golf Course. 3. ALL OTHER PARKING All other vehicle access via Oval Crescent, through Caravan

Park to rear, parking on golf course – follow signs.

NO PARKING ON SHOW GROUNDS PLEASE.NO PARKING ON SHOW GROUNDS PLEASE.

GATE ADMISSION: Adults - $10.00, Vehicles Free ParkingChildren (Up to 18yrs) - $5.00, Concession - $8.00 (on production of entitlement card) Children (Under 5yrs) - Free, Page 3 - Pre-paid membership details

RESERVE PARKING:RESERVE PARKING:If a member of your family has difficulty walking and is likely to want to spend a large part of theIf a member of your family has difficulty walking and is likely to want to spend a large part of theday sitting in your car, please tell the Secretary you need a Reserved Parking Ticket. This will get day sitting in your car, please tell the Secretary you need a Reserved Parking Ticket. This will get you in through the Main Gate to park alongside the oval.you in through the Main Gate to park alongside the oval.

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INFORMATION INDEX Page INFORMATION INDEX Page Map of Show Grounds Inside front cover Timetable 1President’s Message 10 Regulations 66 & websiteOfficials, Sponsors, Donors 5 Members List 2017 4Show Opener – Glen Mickan 6 Northern Aggregate details 72Show Dates Association (NASA) 68 Gustav Trail (Showbags)/Games 17

COMPETITION INDEX Page (Entries close)Agricultural Produce - Grain..............46.......Thurs prior to showAgricultural Produce - Feed/Fodder. .46-48. .Thurs prior to showArt/Craft & Hobbies............................43.......Thurs prior to showCookery & Preserves.........................55-58. .Thurs prior to showDog Jumping.....................................15.......Show DayFlowers & Plants................................49-52. .Thurs prior to showFruit, Vegetables & Produce..............13.......Thurs prior to showHome Brewing...................................30.......Thurs prior to showHorses-in-Action................................18-24. .Thurs prior to showJunior Sections..................................62-65. .VariousNeedlework........................................60-61. .Thurs prior to showOld Bike Display-Show & Shine........25.......Show DayPets....................................................16.......Show Day (Be Present for Judging - Noon)Photography......................................16.......Thurs prior to show (Judging Sat)Poultry & Waterfowl...........................34-39. .Thurs prior to showScarecrow Competition.....................32.......Thurs prior to showShow Girls / Show Boys....................12.......Show DaySpeed Shear......................................29.......Show DayUte Muster.........................................41.......Show DayWool...................................................30.......Thurs prior to showYoung Farmer Challenge (inc Juniors). 9..........Show Day ENTRY FORM...................................36-37. .Get More Entry Forms at Website.

Please observe the Closing Dates. Late entries may be accepted in classes where book work and tickets are not finalised, but please do not count on being accepted. Please try to place your entries well before the due date. The Closing Date, Thursday prior to show is normally flooded with Flowers & Plants entries and it would be greatly appreciated if others such as Cooking, Needlework and Art &Craft could be lodged early.

PREPAID MEMBERSHIP – All Memberships must be paid by Friday 9th Nov at Show Office.10 Bruce St, Eudunda. 10am – 5pm Show Week, 0408 353 906, secretary@eudundashow.org.au

$25 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP [EXCEPT HIA] - Entitles every member of a family, children up to the age of 18 years old living at one address to benefits. [HIA see your section Page 18 for Membership details]

$15 SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - Entitles single member to benefits.

$18 COUPLE PENSIONER MEMBERSHIP - (On producing entitlement card)Entitles pensioner couple living at one address to benefits.

$12 SINGLE PENSIONER MEMBERSHIP - (On producing entitlement card)Entitles single member to benefits.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS: Membership offers you a very inexpensive family day out. Free entry to Show Grounds, free parking and free entry to all classes except HIA. HOW TO JOIN: Please pay Membership in advance by mail to the Secretary: Box 311,Eudunda 5374, or in person at the Show Office in the week before the Show. Entry to classes for NON MEMBERS is $1.00 per entry - See Gate prices – Inner Cover

Secretary will be at Show Office10 Bruce Street, Eudunda

(Visitor Information Service) One week prior to the Show

Mon – Friday, 10:00am to 5:00pmOffice Number: 0408 353 906

secretary@eudundashow.org.au(08) 8581 1250 Home to 8:00pm

Richard Schulz (President)0447 819 820

Secretary will be at Show Office10 Bruce Street, Eudunda

(Visitor Information Service) One week prior to the Show

Mon – Friday, 10:00am to 5:00pmOffice Number: 0408 353 906

secretary@eudundashow.org.au(08) 8581 1250 Home to 8:00pm

Richard Schulz (President)0447 819 820

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MEMBERSHIP 2017MEMBERSHIP 2017Allan Jessica,Anderson Allie,Audas Sara,Balmer Delilah,Batten Kaahh,,Baumann Des & Lorna,Benara Shud - Sharon Ba,l,,Bishop Nigel & Sheph,Bradbrook Les & Robin,Branford Ton, & June,Bridger Allan,Bruhn John & Jo,Burkeh Cahh,,Burrows Margie,Cameron Vichoria,Chandler Claire,Cheesman Deanne,Clanc, Samanhha,Clark Ellie,Conwa, Trud,,Crossle, Elizabehh,Dittrich Dudle, & Jo,,Doecke Granhle, & Sher,l,Doering Emil,,Doering Michael & Carol,n,Driver Craig & Kaahh,,Dunn Alana,Earle Kaell,,Eudunda Area School,Eudunda Hospihal,Eudunda Hoshel,Eudunda Preschool,Fechner Melan,,Fiegerh Ro, & Jo,,Geisher Mar,,Geisher Shephen & Jess,Gerhard, Mand,,Gerhard, Rosemar,,Gerrihson Amanda,Gibson Jessica,Giushozzi Al,ssia,Gladwin & Pehersen,Goedecke Val,Gregorace Melissa,Gregor, Michell,Grosser Fa,,* Rodney Grosser,Gull, Laura,Hage Heahher,

Grosser Tim & L,nn,Hallida, Kaahe,Handke Chas & Kaahh,,Handke Dean & Nah,Hansen Geof & Behh,Ha,her Pam,Hazel Cl,de & Janeh,Heidrich Andrew & Annette,Heidrich Ivan & Kaaren,Heidrich Scott & Sheph,Heinrich Gordon,Herriman Luke,Herriman Peher & Jenn, ,Herriman Tob,,Hilder Chloe,Hofman Craig & Michelle,Hofmann Trevor & Nanette,Jaeger Peher & Tan,a,Jenke Brian & Carol,Jenke Colin,Jenke Damien,Jenke Jourdon,Jenke Daniel & Louise,Jenke David, Renee & Tianna,Jenke Kaahlia,Jenke Leihh & Carol,Jenkins Dale & Angela,Johnson Emma,Johnson Michelene,Kaakoschke Emil,,Kairkman Colin & Nerina,Kaittle Brodie,Kaittle Melanie,Kaleinig Allen & Pam,Kaleinig Liz,Lahz Brian & Joan,Lawrie CG & VC,Ledihschke Bob & Deadra,Lewis Lois,Lewis Martn & L,nda,Loffler Peher & Lorraine,Mader Bill & Jane,Maherne Trevor,Ma, Gordon & Olive,Ma,nard Leanne,Ma,nard Rachael & Kaahe,McGregor Peher,McKaechnie Am,,McKaechnie Ashhon,Meinhardh Ha,le,,Meissner KaJ & JR,

Menadue Ka & B,Menz Colin,Menzel Lisa,Michalk Helen,Milde John & Nichole,Milde Ron & Jud,,Misserie Melodie,Mihchell Addison,Mihchell Caihlin,Mihchell WJ & TE,Morris David & Mar,,Mose, John & Son,a,Mose, John & Val,Mose, Richard & Jodie,Niemz Sue,Niehschke Ka,m & Kaaren,Niehschke Leon,Niehschke Maurice,* Nietschke Margaret,O'Brien Vanessa,O'Connell Elaine,Oliver Glenn & Wend,,Oliver Vaughan & Riha,Pech LE & LM,Pellekaan Dan van Hosh ,Pfhzner Rodne, & Bett,,Pollard Shelle,,Pop,nick Jamie-Lee,Posh Greg & Bobbie,Preshon Trevor & Kaate,Prince Mark & Sonia,Prior Brigiha,Prior Greg & L,n,Ramse, Mark & Jud,,Rankin Bob & Margareh,Reimann Shirle,,Rendal Chanhelle,Richher Sheve & Shac,,Roberhshown Primar, School,* Rogers Margaret,* Rogers Mike,Rohde Yvonne,Roocke Murra,,Roocke Phillip & Dagmar,Saegenschnitter Andrew & Rachel,Saegenschnitter Luke & Sharon,Sander James & Lesle, Anne,Sander Luke,Sauer Shannon & Renae,Schaefer Claire,

Schaefer Amanda,Schiller Anhon & Tonia,Schiller B & M ,Schiller Felix,Schiller Shane & Fiona,* Schiller Helen,* Schiller Paul,Schiller Ted & Erica,Schiller Wa,ne,Schmidh Laddawan,Scholz David & Nahalie,Schroeder Jean,Schulz Desiree,Schulz Emma,Schulz Ka,m & Julie,Schulz Peher,* Schulz Richard,Schulz Yvonne,Schuhz Bruce & L,n,Schuhz Darr,l & Vicki,Schuhz Elmore & Jenn,,Schuhz Errol,* Schutz Gordon,Schuhz Jo,,Schuhz Kaarla,Schuhz Ka,m & Louise,Schuhz Mall, & Coral,Schuhz Mark & Tara,Schuhz Owen & Elaine,Schuhz Paul & Mel,Schuhz Shane & Chanhel,Schuhz Shella,Scohland Michelle,Sh Johns Luhheran Primar, School,Sheel Jessica,Shruck Rebecca,* Treloar Malcolm,Twarhz Simon & Kaahh,,Twarhz Des & Doreen,Viceban Donna,Wendh Rumer,Werner Alicia,Williams Cloe,Zerner Kaarl,Zerner L,ndon & Sandra,Zerner Brian & Kaahh, .* LIFE MEMBERS IN BOLD

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SPONSORS SPONSORS CCheck page 7 for our 2018 Sponsors – THANK YOU!heck page 7 for our 2018 Sponsors – THANK YOU!The money needed each year to run our Show comes from our generous Sponsors; both Major and themany smaller Sponsors and Donations, Patrons and Advertisers, and fundraising. We ask you to supportthose people who have advertised in our Show Book and we thank ALL of the many donors.

The life blood of a country show is the small donor.Without the many locals who put in donations we could not survive. The people and businesses listed below have been of immense value in bringing you our annual show.

2017 Showbook Gold Sponsors: Barossa Funerals, BL & CA Pfitzner, BM Livestock, Buschutz Engineering, Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP, DJ Schutz Transport, DJ's Sandblasting & Restorations, Goyder Electrical, Hannaford Seeds, Hidden Treasures, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig Eudunda, Laucke-Merrina Poll Herefords, Laucke Mills, Mid North General Engineering, Mobility SA, Office National Barossa, Professionals Kapunda Real Estate, Schiller Transport, Southern Cross Chiropractic.2017 Showbook Silver Sponsors: Keller Fuels, Northland Packaging, Parklife Landscape & Constructions, Reimann Manufacturing, 2017 Speed Shear Gold Sponsors: AR Rhodes & Co, Aussie Wool Exports, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig – Eudunda,2017 Speed Shear Silver Sponsors: Complete Wool Services, L.H. Perry & Sons Pty Ltd, Quality Wool2017 Ute Muster Gold Sponsors: Elders Real Estate Barossa, LightForce Performance Lighting,2017 Ute Muster Silver Sponsors: Adelaide Tools, Allingtons Outpost, Armor All, Century Batteries, Jarvis – Barossa,2017 General Show Gold Sponsor: Mobility SA,2017 General Show Gold Sponsor: Agricultural Societies Council of SA,

Donations were received from the following people and businesses in 2017:Anderson Di, Anonymous donations, Barossa Funerals, Baumann Des & Lorna, BL & CA Pfitzner, BM Livestock, Bonsack Allan & Patricia, Bruhn John & Jo, Burkert Cathy, Buschutz Engineering, Dawkins John MLC, DJ Sandblasting & Restoration, DJ Schutz Transport, Doyle Carey-Anne, Driver Craig & Kathy, Earle Kelly, Eudunda Community Business & Tourism (ECBAT), Geister Mary, Gino Santoro - Cool Cone, Goedecke Val, Goyder Electrical, Grosser Fay, Hallet Kent, Hansen Geoff & Beth, Heidrich Andrew & Annette, Hidden Treasures, Hoffmann Trevor & Nanette, Jenke Brian & Carol, Jenke Daniel & Louise, Jenkins Angela, Keller Fuels, Kittle Melanie, Kleinig Allen & Pam, Kleinig Liz, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig, Latz Brian & Joan, Lewis Lois, Lewis Martin & Lynda, Loffler Ellen, Malcolm Treloar, Markus John, Marshall Brenda, Meissner KJ & JR, Melvin Zerner, Menadue K & B, Merrina Poll Herefords, Michalk Helen, Mid North General Engineering, Milde John & Nicole, Milde Ron & Judy, Mobility SA, Morris David & Mary, Nietschke Maurice & Margaret, Northland Packaging, Oliver Wendy, Pellekaan Dan van Holst MP, Pfitzner Rodney & Betty, Prior Greg & Lyn, Professionals Kapunda/Eudunda, Ramsey Mark & Judy, Rankin Bob& Margaret, Reimann Manufacturing, Rogers Michael & Margaret, Roocke Murray, Schiller B & M, Schiller Transport, Scholz Hedley & Joy, Schulz Desiree, Schulz Stella, Schulz Yvonne, Schutz Errol, Schutz JA & MJ, Schutz Joy, Schutz Mally & Carol, Schutz Owen & Elaine, Southern Cross Chiropractic, Speed Shear Donations, Twartz Des & Doreeen, Wendt Rumer, Zerner Lyndon & Sandra, Zerner Melvin.We apologise for any omissions. Your help is also appreciated.

EUDUNDA AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOC. INC. 2018PATRONS: John Dawkins M.L.C., Denis Keller OAM, Condor H. Laucke, Malcolm Treloar, Melvin Zerner.

PRESIDENT: Richard Schulz SECRETARY: Melinda Schutz 0408 353 906TREASURER: Helen Schiller (08) 8581 1420 MINUTES SECRETARY: Wendy OliverSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Paul Schutz, JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Kahlia JenkeEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Desiree Schulz, Peter Herriman, Natalie Scholz, Paul Schiller, Dagmar Roocke, Stacy Richter, Paula Beentjes, Luke Sander, Ben Driver.

LIVING PAST PRESIDENTS: Messrs, R.I. Grosser, P.A. Schiller, M.J. Treloar, M.J. Pfitzner, M.F. Rogers, R.J. Schulz, D.C. Schulz, K.J. Jenke, C. P. Herriman, P. A. Schutz.

LIFE MEMBERS: Messrs, Rodney Grosser, Margaret Rogers, Michael Rogers, Helen Schiller, Paul Schiller, Richard Schulz, Gordon Schutz, Malcolm Treloar, Margaret Nietschke.

RECOGNITION OF SHOW SUPPORT 2017: Individual – Gordon Schutz, Business – B.M. Livestock (Budgie Schiller).

SHOW HALL COORDINATOR: Richard Schulz, SPACE ALLOCATORS: Paul Schiller, Richard SchulzPUBLIC OFFICER: Richard Schulz NORTHERN ASSOCIATION DELEGATE: Paul SchillerAG SOCIETIES COUNCIL DELEGATE: Kahlia Jenke NASA Proxy: Peter Herriman

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The 121The 121stst Eudunda Show Opener – Glen Mickan Eudunda Show Opener – Glen MickanGlen Mickan was born at Cummins SA and grew up on the ancestorial farm 'Glengyle'. Glen Mickan was born at Cummins SA and grew up on the ancestorial farm 'Glengyle'.

His grand parents had moved from the Eudunda area to farm at His grand parents had moved from the Eudunda area to farm at 'Glengyle '. He attended the Cummins Area School before joining the 'Glengyle '. He attended the Cummins Area School before joining the South Australian Police Force where he served both metropolitan and South Australian Police Force where he served both metropolitan and country areas for a period of 43 years serving as a Sergeant for 20 years. country areas for a period of 43 years serving as a Sergeant for 20 years.

From a very young age he was aware and interested in the military serviceFrom a very young age he was aware and interested in the military serviceof family members including his Father and Uncle. In retirement he has of family members including his Father and Uncle. In retirement he has continued to research family history with a particular interest in military continued to research family history with a particular interest in military service. He is the proud father of two daughters who have successful service. He is the proud father of two daughters who have successful careers with one returning to the Eudunda area after marrying a local careers with one returning to the Eudunda area after marrying a local farmer. farmer.

Remembrance Service Remembrance Service Assemble at 10:50am in the Marquee,Assemble at 10:50am in the Marquee,Service at 11:00am ‘Lest We Forget’ Service at 11:00am ‘Lest We Forget’

We encourage all actvites ah hhe Show ho pause, and for ever,oneWe encourage all actvites ah hhe Show ho pause, and for ever,oneho attend hhe service. Show actvites will recommence ah 11300pmho attend hhe service. Show actvites will recommence ah 11300pm

You are invihed ho la, a wreahh in remembrance if ,ou wish.You are invihed ho la, a wreahh in remembrance if ,ou wish.

A Special Series of Remembrance – Lest We ForgetA Special Series of Remembrance – Lest We ForgetPresentations in the Marquee from 11:30 – 12:45Presentations in the Marquee from 11:30 – 12:45

Sit down and listen to our ex service personnel from the Eudunda RSL speak about their experiences in various arenas,

on this Remembrance Day.

Animal Relocation & EducationAnimal Relocation & EducationAt the Eudunda Show, meet the animals, Learn about wild life,

Hold birds, Snakes, lizards andcrocodiles.

Snakebite first aid,

Venomous snake displays throughout the day.

What to do if you encounter a snake at home!What to do if you encounter a snake at home!

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EUDUNDA SHOW THANK OUR SPONSORS EUDUNDA SHOW THANK OUR SPONSORS

PlatinumPlatinum

Office National – BarossaOffice National – BarossaKeenAs Joinery & ConstructionKeenAs Joinery & ConstructionLandmark – Pfitzner & KleinigLandmark – Pfitzner & Kleinig

Laucke Mills – DaveystonLaucke Mills – DaveystonTilmma TransportTilmma Transport

DiamondDiamondAussie Wool ExportersAussie Wool Exporters

Mawson Lakes Living Magazine Mawson Lakes Living Magazine

GoldGoldAR Rhodes & CoAR Rhodes & Co

Country Road FuneralsCountry Road Funerals

SilverSilverBarossa FuneralsBarossa Funerals

Complete Wool Services Complete Wool Services Country Fabric’s ‘N’ ThingsCountry Fabric’s ‘N’ Things

Demot Pty LtdDemot Pty LtdEudunda Hotel Motel Patrons ClubEudunda Hotel Motel Patrons Club

Roo's Rocks and ClocksRoo's Rocks and Clocks

BronzeBronzeAllingtons, Eudunda Community, Business & Tourism Inc (ECBAT), Elders, Golden Slopes,Allingtons, Eudunda Community, Business & Tourism Inc (ECBAT), Elders, Golden Slopes,Hi Tech Fertilizers, Jarvis Isuzu, Just Shearing, LH Perry & Sons, Manuka Native Nursery,Hi Tech Fertilizers, Jarvis Isuzu, Just Shearing, LH Perry & Sons, Manuka Native Nursery,

Quality Wool, Schutz Family Trust, Sharlu Park, Truro AgenciesQuality Wool, Schutz Family Trust, Sharlu Park, Truro Agencies

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SPONSORSThe money needed each year to run our Show comes from our generous Sponsors; both Major and themany smaller Sponsors and Donations, Patrons and Advertisers, and fundraising. We ask you to supportthose people who have advertised in our Show Book and we thank ALL of the many donors.

The life blood of a country show is the small donor.Without the many locals who put in donations we could not survive. The people and businesses listed below have been of immense value in bringing you our annual show.

2017 Showbook Gold Sponsors: Barossa Funerals, BL & CA Pfitzner, BM Livestock, Buschutz Engineering, Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP, DJ Schutz Transport, DJ's Sandblasting & Restorations, Goyder Electrical, Hannaford Seeds, Hidden Treasures, Landmark Pfitzner & Kleinig Eudunda, Laucke-Merrina Poll Herefords, Laucke Mills, Mid North General Engineering, Mobility SA, Office National Barossa, Professionals Kapunda Real Estate, Schiller Transport, Southern Cross Chiropractic.2017 Showbook Silver Sponsors: Keller Fuels, Northland Packaging, Parklife Landscape & Constructions, Reimann Manufacturing, 2017 Speed Shear Gold Sponsors: AR Rhodes & Co, Aussie Wool Exports, Landmark Pfitzner &Kleinig – Eudunda,2017 Speed Shear Silver Sponsors: Complete Wool Services, L.H. Perry & Sons Pty Ltd, Quality Wool2017 General Show Gold Sponsor: Agricultural Societies Council of SA,

Donations were received from the following people and businesses in 2016:Australia Day Donation Tin, Bonsack Allan & Patricia, Bowden Ted & Kathie, Buschutz Engineering,Crossley Ellie, Dawkins John MLC, Doecke Gladys, Donation Anonymous, Eudunda Community Business& Tourism, Geister Maurice & Mary, Goedecke Val, Goyder Electrical, GraphixSA, Grosser Rodney & Fay,Gypsy Girls, Hallet Kent, Handke Chas & Kathy, Hansen Geoff & Beth, Heidrich Andrew & Annette,Herriman P & J, Hillman Jim, Hidden Treasures, Hoffmann Trevor & Nanette, Jenke Daniel & Louise, JustShearing, Kleinig Liz, Laucke Merrina Poll Herefords, Lewis Lois, Lewis Lynda, Loffler Ellen, MarksHannah, Meissner Joy, Michalk Helen, Milde John & Nicole, Milde Ron & Judy, Mobility SA, Nietschke Kym& Karen, Northland Packaging, Oliver Vaughan & Rita, Parklife Landscape Constructions, Pfitzner BL &CA , Pfitzner Funerals, Pfitzner Rodney & Betty, Post Doreen, Prior Greg & Lyn, Professionals Kapunda,Rankin Bob & Margaret, Retired Racehorse Association, Richter Stacey, Rogers Michael & Margaret,Russack Chris, Saegenschnitter LA & SK, Sander James & Lesley-Anne, Schaefer Colin & Fay, SchillerBM & MW, Schiller T & E, Schiller Transport, Scholz Hedley & Joy, Schubert Roger, Schulz Desiree,Schulz Stella, Schulz Yvonne, Schutz Errol, Schutz Joy, Schutz Malcolm & Coral, Schutz Owen & Elaine,Schutz Stella, Tammy Oliver TABS, Twartz Des & Doreeen, Zerner Lyndon & Sandra, Zerner MelvinWe apologise for any omissions. Your help is also appreciated.

EUDUNDA AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOC. INC.PATRONS: John Dawkins M.L.C., Denis Keller OAM, Condor H. Laucke, Malcolm Treloar, Melvin Zerner.

PRESIDENT: Richard Schulz SECRETARY: Melinda Schutz 0408 353 906TREASURER: Helen Schiller (08) 8581 1420 MINUTES SECRETARY: Wendy OliverSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Paul Schutz, JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Kahlia JenkeEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Desiree Schulz, Peter Herriman, Natalie Scholz, Paul Schiller, Dagmar Roocke, Stacy Richter, Paula Beentjes, Luke Sander, Ben Driver.

LIVING PAST PRESIDENTS: Messrs, R.I. Grosser, P.A. Schiller, M.J. Treloar, M.J. Pfitzner, M.F. Rogers, R.J. Schulz, D.C. Schulz, K.J. Jenke, C. P. Herriman, P. A. Schutz.

LIFE MEMBERS: Messrs, Rodney Grosser, Margaret Rogers, Michael Rogers, Helen Schiller, Paul Schiller, Richard Schulz, Gordon Schutz, Malcolm Treloar, Margaret Nietschke.

RECOGNITION OF SHOW SUPPORT 2017: Individual – Gordon Schutz, Business – B.M. Livestock (Budgie Schiller).

SHOW HALL COORDINATOR: Richard Schulz, SPACE ALLOCATORS: Paul Schiller, Richard SchulzPUBLIC OFFICER: Richard Schulz NORTHERN ASSOCIATION DELEGATE: Paul SchillerAG SOCIETIES COUNCIL DELEGATE: Kahlia Jenke NASA Proxy: Peter Herriman

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2018PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2018

Welcome everyone to the Eudunda & Robertstown communities and surrounding districts for our 121st Show.

This year our theme is “Remembrance - ‘Lest we Forget’’ celebrating the fact that we have our show on the 11th November, “Remembrance Day” and there will be a service in the Marquee at 11am. After the service, stay in the marquee,as our local ex service personnel from the Eudunda RSL will speak about their experiences in various arenas, in Remembrance.

Opening the Show is Glen Mickan, who will speak about his families links to the Eudunda area and their service during World War I. Glen is an excellent speaker, read more on page 6.

The season has been varied with some areas getting moderate rain. August has brought some rain but the eastern side of Eudunda is badly lacking in rainfall and now considered a serious drought, with recognition in the media and on TV of the plight out there. So we are praying and hoping for some spring rain to fall. We also pray for those farmers interstate who are in even worse drought conditions and have suffered longer.

We have a great variety of entertainment for young and old, including Speed Shear, Ute Muster, Vintage Bikes, Horses in Action, Old Engines, Young Farmers Challenge, Paul’s Caricatures, Scarecrow Comp, Live Music by Michaela Jenke, Dance group, the Scout Archery Tag, plenty of animal activities with Animal Rescue and the Farm Barn who also have Free Pony Rides, Face Painting, Gustav Treasure Trail (show bags), School Choir, Dance Group, Show Girl/Boy and School Displays. Don’t forget to spend some time looking through the Pavilion, there will be a great variety of display and competitions in there, and also find out what the trade stalls have to offer you.

This year we have the Dog Jumping return, and a new Junior Farmers Challenge, run on similar lines to the very popular Young Farmers Challenge but for younger competitors.

We hope that the drought does not affect the Agricultural, Fruit & Veg & Flowers in Pavilion entries too much. We encourage your participation in entering into various sections of the show as outlined in this show book. We note that In previous droughts people still bought along what they could to the show to be supportive and proud of their and the communities resilience.

This year Luke Sander, our Young Rural Ambassador and Ben Driver our Rural Ambassador have done an excellent job representing our show at Association level. Who will our new Ambassadors for the coming year? Come to this years show opening and meet them.

A very big thank you to all our Sponsors. This year the Committee has worked hard to give you more recognition, and hopefully to become more involved with the show. We appreciate your support, generosity and understanding during this change. Thank you to our Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver & Bronze Sponsors.

Thank you also to everyone who contributes to the smooth running of the Show from the Committee members to the Judges, Convenors, Stewards and Patrons, Prize Donors, everyone who donated just that little bit extra and Members for supporting the Show to make this a great community event.

A special thank you to Melinda Schutz as Show Secretary, Wendy Oliver as Minute Secretary, Helen Schiller as Treasurer and Peter Herriman for editing the show book and our committee, .

We think we have something for everyone, and will be able to make it a great day out at a very good price for a family or even single to attend.

Please come along and help make our 121st Eudunda & Districts Show a great success.

Richard Schulz, President 2018.

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Come and enjoy the little farm animalsCome and enjoy the little farm animals

Farm Barn & Pony Rides - Southern End of Showground.Farm Barn & Pony Rides - Southern End of Showground.Why not enter your pet at the show – see page Why not enter your pet at the show – see page 16 16

All Members are welcomed and encouraged to attend the AGM which is held on the last Friday in March in the RSL rooms. Details on website, generally early in the new year http://eudundashow.org.au

SHOWGIRLS and SHOWBOYSSHOWGIRLS and SHOWBOYSConvenor: Alison SchutzSash & Trophy: Winner each age group Trophy: Runner up

Intermediate Girls 13 to 16 years incl.Junior Girls 8 to 12 years incl.Sub Junior Boys 4 to7 years incl.Sub Junior Girls 4 to 7 years incl.

Entry is free. Entries accepted on the day at the

Secretary’s Office.

Judging at 3.00pm in the Marquee on Show Day.

Open to District Girls and Boys who have not previously won in the age group.Entrants to be dressed in clothing suitable for a Country Show.Entrants are judged on dress, grooming and deportment.

R: Eudunda Show 2017 - Sub Junior Show Girl Winner - Brooke SchaeferL: Eudunda Show 2017 - Junior Show Girl Winner – Demi Mosey

The Eudunda Show Society Thanks and Acknowledges OUR Platinum Sponsors – Office National - Barossa for printing our Show Book, allowing the opportunity to have a ‘Colour Cover’ this year.

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FRUIT, VEGETABLES & PRODUCE (Junior Classes page 64)FRUIT, VEGETABLES & PRODUCE (Junior Classes page 64)Committee Representative: Richard Schulz Convener: Bob Leditschke

Entries close with the Secretary on Thursday before show. Entry Fee $1 per entry for non membersAll exhibits to be staged and ready for judging at 10.30am.Exhibits must be grown by exhibitor. Tops to be left on all root vegetables.

First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize $1.00 Aggregate Trophy donated by Bob RankinRibbon: Champion classes 1-9

1. One bunch of purple-top turnips2. One bunch of white turnips3. One bunch of swedes4. One bunch of red beet

5. One bunch of carrots (long)6. One bunch of carrots (short)7. One bunch of onions8. One bunch of parsnips9. Two bundles of six radishes

Ribbon: Champion classes 10-2010.One cabbage11. One cauliflower12.One lettuce13.Silver beet (one bunch)14.500g green peas

15.500g broad beans16.500g Snow peas17.Six early potatoes18.One bundle of parsley (plain) in water19.One bundle of parsley (curled) in water20.Collection of herbs (fresh, not parsley)

Ribbon: Champion classes 21-3321.Six oranges22.Six lemons (juice)23.Six lemons (peel)24.250g almond kernels25.500g almonds, soft shells26.One pumpkin27.One butternut

28.One trombone29.250g strawberries30.Rhubarb, cherry, six sticks31.Collection of vegetables, not less than six varieties,

one of each kind. Bunches to consist of five vegetables

32.Unusually shaped vegetables or fruit33.Unenumerated

Ribbon: Champion classes 34-3934.Six Hen eggs, brown shell35.Six Hen eggs, white shell36.Six Bantam eggs

37.Six Duck eggs38.1Kg honey39.Bottle of Olive Oil (home pressed)

Show Day Activities – for everyone!Show Day Activities – for everyone!Celebrating REMEMBRANCE – ‘LEST WE FORGET’ Celebrating REMEMBRANCE – ‘LEST WE FORGET’

With RSL Speakers & Special Classes in Many SectionsWith RSL Speakers & Special Classes in Many Sections

Ute Muster Ute Muster Face Painting Face Painting Old Motorcycles Old Motorcycles Scout Archery Tag Scout Archery Tag Live Music – Michaela Jenke with Reid Sampson, Caitlin Drew Live Music – Michaela Jenke with Reid Sampson, Caitlin Drew

Paul’s Caricatures Paul’s Caricatures Speed Shearing Speed Shearing FREE Pony Rides FREE Pony Rides Animal Relocation & Education Animal Relocation & Education Variety of TraVariety of Trade Standsde Stands Choir Choir

Show Opener Show Opener Animal Farm Barn Animal Farm Barn Fruit & Veg Fruit & Veg Wool Wool Home Brew Home Brew Young Farmer's ChallengeYoung Farmer's Challenge Show Boy/Girl Judging Show Boy/Girl Judging NeedleworkNeedlework Rural & Junior Rural Ambassador Rural & Junior Rural Ambassador Horses in Action Horses in Action Pavilion EntriesPavilion Entries

School Displays School Displays Old Engines Old Engines Arts & CraftsArts & Crafts Cooking CompsCooking CompsPhotographyPhotography FlowersFlowers Ag Produce Ag Produce United 2 DanceUnited 2 Dance Poultry Poultry

Junior Farmer's Challenge Junior Farmer's Challenge Golfing Fun Golfing Fun Jams & Preserves Jams & Preserves Scarecrow Competition Scarecrow Competition Gustav Treasure Trail (Show Bags) Gustav Treasure Trail (Show Bags)

Sit Down Meals Sit Down Meals Pets Pets Dog Jumping Dog Jumping Food & Drinks Food & Drinks

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PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY ( (Junior classes page 64)Junior classes page 64)Committee Representative: Desiree Schulz Convenor: Kathy Twartz, Stewards: Liz Kleinig, Robyn BradbrookClosing date Thursday before show. All photos and fees to the Secretary. NO LATE ENTRIES.Entry fee $1.00 per entry for non members.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: All entries having won a 1st prize at a previous Eudunda Show are not eligible.All entries must be the bona fide work of the exhibitors. No responsibility will be taken for entries includingunidentified entries lost during transit or exhibition.Limit 3 entries per class, per exhibitor.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pm on show day.Prints not to exceed 20cm x 15cm, (except Panoramic), to be clearly marked on back with exhibitor’s name and Class Number. Prints do not need to be mounted, except for Class 24.

Prize Money: First $2.00 Second $1.00 CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH: Trophy + $20 (donated by Kathy Twartz)BEST SET OF THREE PRINTS: Ribbon + $10 (donated by Robyn Bradbrook)ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Ribbon + $10 (donated by Robyn Bradbrook)MOST IMAGINATIVE PHOTOGRAPH: Ribbon + $10 (donated by Kathy Twartz)SENIOR AGGREGATE: $20 (donated by Liz Kleinig)

1 Landscape 2 Seascape 3 Waterscape (not sea) 4 a. Animal Pets

b. Animal Wildlife 5 Flora/gardens 6 People 7 Child/Children 8 Australian Heritage 9 Architecture 10 Sunrise / Sunset 11 Weather

12 Action 13 Reflections 14 Farming / Primary Production 15 Humour 16 Portrait 17 Black & White / Sepia - Landscape 18 Black & White / Sepia – People 19 Black & White / Sepia – Other Subject 20 Reflect – Lest We Forget 21 “Selfie” 22 Miscellaneous 23 Panoramic

24 Set of three prints depicting a theme (mounted) 25 Local heritage - LOCAL EXHIBITOR (see regulations inside back cover) 26 Macro – extreme close up photo usually of a very small object 27 Photographic Art – photo that has been edited (use any suitable software). Use your imagination

PETS – Sponsored by Mawson Lakes Living Magazine PETS – Sponsored by Mawson Lakes Living Magazine Committee Representative: Desiree Schulz This section is for school students & pre-school children only to enter their pets.Animals must be confined in suitable accommodation and on exhibition until after judgingExhibitors to be responsible for the comfort of their pets.Exhibits must be on ground by 10.30 am Show Day and may be removed after judging.Judging commences at 12.00 noon.Children must be present with exhibit at time of judgingEntries on the day. Entry is free.Prize Money: First $2.00 Second $1.00 Ribbon: Champion pet.

Trophy for Best Cared For PetTrophy for the Most Knowledgeable Owner

1. Cat2. Dog

3. Reptile4. Rabbit

5. Guinea Pig6. Any Other Pet

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We are proud to claim Eudunda as the birthplace of Colin Thiele AC, author andeducator, who is recognised as one of Australia’s most versatile & prolific authors ofchildren’s books.

Colin has published over 100 books. Some of his novels include “Storm Boy”, “Blue Fin”, “FireIn The Stone”, “Sun On The Stubble” and “Uncle Gustav’s Ghosts”. Several feature films andtelevision series have been made based on his written experiences both locally and in widerSouth Australia. His bronzed sculpture c& Interpretive sign an be seen in the award winning aunique Eudunda Centenary Gardens. Come visit the Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery where you can find out more about Colin Thiele and his family, they have also developed a special “Colin Thiele Drive” self drive tour.

The book “Uncle Gustav’s Ghosts” inspired Eudunda to create an interpretation of Uncle Gustav as the Town’s logo, as a memory of the pioneers who opened up this area with their wives and families and of course their faithful companions at foot to help with their daily chores.

The Remake of the film “Storm Boy” will be released on Jan 10 2019.The Remake of the film “Storm Boy” will be released on Jan 10 2019.

Colin Thiele’s photo was taken on his 85th Birthday by Stephany Evans Steggall who wrote the book ‘Can I call you Colin’. The Eudunda Show is always held about the time of Colin’s birthday 16th Nov 1920, and we remember Colin’s

passing on the 4th Sept 2006. His website is hosted locally at http://eudunda.com/colinthiele/

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GUSTAV’S TREASURE TRAIL BAGSGUSTAV’S TREASURE TRAIL BAGSStarting at the Golf Club Rooms 10:00 – See “G” on the Show Map Inside Cover (Southern end of Oval)Starting at the Golf Club Rooms 10:00 – See “G” on the Show Map Inside Cover (Southern end of Oval)

FUN GAMES AREA AT THE GOLF CLUBFUN GAMES AREA AT THE GOLF CLUBCome experience a variety of Indoor & Outdoor Games, its a “Surprise”Come experience a variety of Indoor & Outdoor Games, its a “Surprise”

as part of the Gustav Trail and Eudunda Golf Club – From 10:00amas part of the Gustav Trail and Eudunda Golf Club – From 10:00am

Buy a bag for $5 and have fun following your map of Gustav’s Treasure Trail around the showgrounds. Take your time or race around. Great Value!Collect a variety of items as you visit the many sites along the way and get your map stamped.

Kids showing of some “Treasure” to Grandparents & (R) Jenny (Coordinator) Gustav Bag Contents for 2017 (different each year)

Above: Kathy Twartz, winner Signed Saint’s 2017 Football.THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS

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HORSES - IN - ACTION (HIA)HORSES - IN - ACTION (HIA)Held under the Rules and Regulations of the Eudunda & Districts A & H Soc Inc Affiliated with the Northern Agricultural Shows Association & Ag Soc Council of SA Committee Rep: Helen Schiller Convenor: Paula Beentjes

All Rings commencing at 10am.

All Adult HIA competitors must pay a $15 HIA Membership.All Juniors (U18 years) HIA competitors must pay a $5 HIA MembershipEntries Close Thursday 8th November 2018 [one entry form per rider]Property Identification Code Number (PIC) must be suppliedNO entries will be accepted on the day.

Entry and Waiver Forms and full regulations available on the website www.eudundashow.org.au/hia or from secretary.

Late entries will incur a $10 fee per horse.Payment of fees is a condition of entry.

All Protests must be lodged in writing with the Secretary within 20 minutes of the event closing, accompanied by a fee of $50 which may be forfeited to the Society. The HIA Disputes Committee’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.The committee reserves the right to delete or alter any event, or run any event at the same time, but will endeavour not to clash where the same rider may be doubly engaged.

Competitors in Pony Club classes must be members of a Pony Club and have a current Pony Club Performance Card, qualifying Rallies are not required, uniform to be worn.

Local Rider/Hack is for Riders/Hacks within 30km radius of Eudunda.Extra Parking has been provided in the paddock at the rear of the oval, please fill this area first.Enter through the mail gate (Pfitzner Gates)

HIA 2018 - Ring 1 CASUAL SHOWJUMPINGHIA 2018 - Ring 1 CASUAL SHOWJUMPING (NO entries on the day) (NO entries on the day)

Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info top right)

1. Encourage, rider under 18 yrs, Maximum height first round 50cm, First $15 second $10 third $5,Entry fee $5

2. Encourage, rider any age, Maximum height first round 50cm, First $15 second $10, third $5Entry fee $5

3. Encourage, rider under 18yrs, Maximum height first round 60cm, First $15 second $10, third $5 Entry fee $5

4. Encourage, rider any age, Maximum height first round 60cm, First $15 second $10, third $5 Entry fee $5. Third prize paid only if 6 or more entries.

5. Clem Loffler Memorial Encourage. Rider any age. Maximum height first round 75cm.Clem Loffler Memorial Trophy donated by Ellen Loffler and family. Perpetual Trophy displayed engraved with the winner’s name each year First $100 and trophy, second $50, third $30Entry fee $8. Third prize paid only if 6 or more entries

6. Open Encourage, Maximum height first round 80cm, First $50, second $30, third $20Entry $7 Third prize paid only if 6 or more entries

7. Open Encourage, Maximum height first round 90cm First $50, second $30, third $20Entry fee $7 Third prize paid only if 6 or more entries

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

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HIA 2018 - Ring 2 Hack Qualifying RingHIA 2018 - Ring 2 Hack Qualifying Ring (NO entries on the day) (NO entries on the day)

Judge:

Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info on right)

Entry fee $4 Ribbons to third.

8. Leading rein pony ne 12.2hh, rider under 8 yrs 9. Show Pony ne 11.2hh 10. Show Pony over 11.2hh ne 12hh 11. Show Pony over 12hh ne 12.2hh 12. Lightweight Show Pony ne 12.2hh 13. Heavyweight Show pony ne 12.2hh 14. Open Show Pony ne 12.2hhChampion/Reserve Champion Show Pony ne 12.2hh

15. Show Pony over 12.2hh ne 13hh 16. Show Pony over 13hh ne 13.2hh 17. Show Pony over 13.2hh ne 14hh 18. Lightweight Show Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh 19. Heavyweight Show Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh 20. Open Show Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hhChampion & Reserve Champion Show Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh

21. Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 14.2hh 22. Galloway Show Horse over 14.2hh ne 15hh 23. Lightweight Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 15hh 24. Heavyweight Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 15hh 25. Open Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 15hh 26. Ladies Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 15hh 27. Gents Galloway Show Horse over 14hh ne 15hhChampion & Reserve Champion Galloway Hack

28. Show Horse over 15hh ne 15.2hh 29. Show Horse over 15.2hh ne 16hh 30. Show Horse over 16hh ne 16.2hh 31. Show Horse over 16.2hh 32. Open Show Horse over 15.2hh 33. Open Show Horse over 15.2hh 34. Open Show Horse over 16hh 35. Lightweight Show Horse over 15hh ne 16hh 36. Heavyweight Show Horse over 15hh ne 16hh 37. Ladies Show Horse over 15hh 38. Gents Show Horse over 15hh 39. Lightweight Show Horse over 16hh 40. Heavyweight Show Horse over 16hh 41. Thoroughbred Show Horse over 15hhChampion/Reserve Champion Show Horse

Show Horse & Hunter Championships to be judged at the conclusion of Rings 2 & 3Supreme Champion Hack of Show - Chosen from both ring 2 & 3Supreme Champion Ridden Exhibit - Champion ridden show horse exhibits from ALL ridden Show Horse classes in rings 2 & 3 are eligible for Supreme

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

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HIA 2018 - RING 3 Hacks HIA 2018 - RING 3 Hacks Qualifying RingQualifying Ring (NO entries on the day) (NO entries on the day)

Judge: Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info on right)

Entry fee $4 Ribbons to third.

42. Show Hunter Horse over 15hh ne 15.2hh43. Show Hunter Horse over 15.2hh ne 16hh44. Show Hunter Horse over 16hh ne 16.2hh45. Show Hunter Horse over 16.2hh46. Lightweight Show Hunter Horse47. Heavyweight Show Hunter Horse48. Ladies Show Hunter Horse over 15hh49. Gents Show Hunter Horse over 15hh50. Open Show Hunter Horse over 15hh51. Thoroughbred Show Hunter Horse over 15hhChampion/Reserve Champion Show Hunter Horse

52. Rider under 10yrs – may be led/led judged separately53. Rider 10yrs & under 14yrs54. Rider 14yrs & under 18yrs55. Rider 18yrs & overChampion/Reserve Champion Rider

56. Show Hunter Pony ne 11.2hh57. Show Hunter Pony over 11.2hh ne 12hh58. Show Hunter Pony over 12hh ne 12.2hh59. Open Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh60. Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh ne 13hh61. Show Hunter Pony over 13hh ne 13.2hh62. Show Hunter Pony over 13.2hh ne 14hh63. Open Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh64. Lightweight Show Hunter Pony ne 14hh65. Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony ne 14hhChampion/Reserve Champion Show Hunter Pony

66. Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 14.2hh67. Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2hh ne 15hh68. Lightweight Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh69. Heavyweight Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh70. Ladies Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh71. Gents Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh72. Open Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hhChampion/Reserve Champion Show Hunter Galloway

Show Horse & Hunter Championships to be judged at the conclusion of Rings 2 & 3Supreme Champion Hack of Show Chosen from both ring 2 & 3Supreme Champion Ridden Exhibit - Champion ridden show horse exhibits from ALL ridden Show Horse classes in rings 2 & 3 are eligible for Supreme

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

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HIA 2018 Ring 4 – CasualHIA 2018 Ring 4 – Casual (NO entries on the day) (NO entries on the day)

Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info on right)

Beginner Riders may be led in all classes. Open classes are for any Horse or PonyPony Club events – Pony Club uniform must be worn Entry fee $4.00 First prize $3, second $2. Ribbons to third (Children’s Novelty Events will be judged after Lunch)

73. Best Presented Pony Club Mount and Rider74. Pony Club Mount ne 14hh75. Pony Club Mount over 14hh76. Smartest on Parade (open)77. Rider under 10yrs (led will be judged separately from unled)78. Rider over 10yrs and under 12yrs79. Rider over 12yrs and under 15yrs80. Rider over 15yrs and under 18yrs81. Rider over 18yrsChampion & Reserve Champion Junior Rider (winners from classes 77,78,79)Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Rider (winners from classes 80,81)

82. Maiden Pony ne 14hh83. Pony Hack 12hh ne 13hh84. Child’s Pony ne 12.2hh Rider under 12yrs85. Pony Hack over 13hh ne 14hh86. Child’s Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh, rider under 14yrs87. Open Pony Hack ne 14hh88. Showhunter Pony Hack ne 14hhChampion & Reserve Champion Pony Hack ne 14hh (classes 82-88)

89. Maiden Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh90. Galloway Hack over 14hh ne 15hh91. Show Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh92. Open Galloway Hack over 14hh ne 15hhChampion & Reserve Champion Galloway Hack (classes 89-92)

93.Maiden Hack over 15hh94.Hack 15hh ne 16hh95.Hack 16hh and over96.Show Hunter Hack over 15hh97.Open Hack over 15hhChampion & Reserve Champion Hack (classes 93-97)

98. Leading Rein Pony, rider under 10 years99. Local Pony, Galloway or Hack100. Consolation Pony, Galloway or Hack(open to any competitor who hasn’t won a 1st ribbon on the day)

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

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HIA 2018 – Ring 4 Children’s Novelty Events - (NO entries on the day)HIA 2018 – Ring 4 Children’s Novelty Events - (NO entries on the day)

Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info on right)

START: 1.30pm in the Casual Ring

Entry fee $4 First prize $3, second $2. Ribbons to third.

101. Led Pony 11hh & under any breed102. Led Handler 8yrs & under103. Led Handler 9yrs & under 13yrs104. Most Colourful Pony or Horse105. Happiest Combination106. Cutest Pony107. Smallest Pony108. Fattest Pony109. Longest Tail (closest to the ground)110. Fancy Dress

JIM PATTERSON MEMORIAL NOVELTIES Will follow the completion of classes in Ring 4 Entry fee $4 First prize $3, second $2. Ribbons to third.

111. Necktie Race (supply your own tie)112. Sack Race113. Musical Mats114. Walk, trot and lead Race115. Texas Barrels (1 run per competitor)

HIA 2018 - Ring 5: *Mitavite Standardbred Off The Track To Hack Series*HIA 2018 - Ring 5: *Mitavite Standardbred Off The Track To Hack Series*To be eligible for the Off the Track to Hack Standardbred classes, horses must have raced or competed in an official trial or started in a race locally, nationally, or internationally.All entrants must present with a registered harness racing Australia, New Zealand or US freeze brand (on the neck), and the horse’s registered race name must be on entry forms. T0o verify entrants eligibility, all entrants should have on hand, a print out from Harness Racing Australia website of their horses details.

www.harness.org.au/index.cfm?p=f&id=/ausbreed/reports/hraonline.htm

We created a shortcut to make it easier to enter bit.ly/offthetrack2018140. Champion & Reserve Champion Off the Track Walk/Trot Standardbred141. Champion & Reserve Champion Off the Track Open Standardbred

DON’T FORGET TO COME SEE THE REST OF THE SHOW – Something for EveryoneDON’T FORGET TO COME SEE THE REST OF THE SHOW – Something for Everyone

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

Ute Muster, Face Painting, Old Motorcycles, Scout Archery Tag, Speed Shearing,Paul’s Caricatures, Poultry, Animal Relocation & Education, Choir, Show Opener, Animal Farm Barn with Free Pony Rides, Scarecrow Competition,Live Music – Michaela Jenke with Reid Sampson, Young Farmer's Challenge, Show Boy/Girl Judging, Pony Rides, Rural & Junior Rural Ambassador, Old Engines, United 2 Dance, Junior Farmer's Challenge, Golfing Fun, Pets, Dog Jumping, Live Music Caitlin Drew, Gustav Treasure Trail (Show Bags), Food & Drinks, Sit Down Meals, Golf Fun, Pavilion Full of Entries, Trade Stands,

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HIA 2018 - Ring 5: HIA 2018 - Ring 5: Standardbreds (NO entries on the day)Standardbreds (NO entries on the day)

Notice: All Rings Stop Times Notice: All Rings Stop Times (info on right)(info on right)

Entry fee $4 Ribbons to third.

Walk/Trot horses are horses unable to canter. Horses competing in Walk/Trot classes are ineligible to compete in Open classes at the same show. Once you have competed in an Open class you are ineligible for Walk/Trot. Newcomer Presentation, Led and Ridden classes are for horsesin their first season of showing, Novice Open Ridden is for horsesin their first season of showing, or for Walk/Trot horses transitioning into Open for their first season, Newcomer and Novice Open season extends from the day after the State Championships up to and including the day of the following State Championships.

LED.LED.116. Newcomer Best Presented, any height117. Best Presented Horse and Handler, any height118. New comer Led Mare or Filly, any height119. Led Mare or Filly ne 15.2hh120. Led Mare or Filly over 15.2hhChampion & Reserve Champion Led Mare or Filly

121. Newcomer Led Gelding, any height122. Led Gelding ne 15.2hh123. Led Gelding over 15.2hhChampion & Reserve Champion Led GeldingSupreme Champion Led Standardbred

20 minute break to allow to saddle up for ridden events

RIDDEN.RIDDEN.124. Newcomer Smartest on Parade, any height125. Smartest on Parade, any height126. Newcomer Walk/Trot, any height127. Walk/Trot Mare, any height128. Walk/Trot Gelding, any heightChampion & Reserve Champion Walk/Trot Standardbred

129. Novice Open, any height130. Open Mare, any height131. Open Gelding, any heightChampion & Reserve Champion Open Standardbred

132. Newcomer Walk/Trot Rider, any age133. Walk/Trot rider, under 18years134. Walk/Trot rider, 18-40years135. Walk/Trot rider over 40 yearsChampion & Reserve Champion Walk/Trot Rider

136. Newcomer Open Rider, any age137. Open Rider under 18 years138. Open rider 18-40 years139. Open rider over 40yearsChampion & Reserve Champion Open Rider

Supreme Champion Walk/Trot Combination(Champion Walk/Trot Ridden, and Champion Walk/Trot Rider Eligible – to be judged as a combination, both horse and rider)

Supreme Champion Open Combination(Champion Open Ridden and Champion Open Rider Eligible – to be judged as a combination, both horse and rider)

SEE PREVIOUS PAGE FOR*Mitavite Standardbred Off The Track To Hack Series*

NOTE:ALL RINGS STOP

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE10:50am to 11:30amAND FOR LUNCH 12:50pm to 1:30pm

during Official OpeningYou are welcometo attend both.

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WOOLWOOLConvener: Kevin JenkeStewards: Anthony Pfitzner, Tim Grosser, Luke Sander and Damien Jenke.

Fleeces must be skirted. No bellies or pieces. Each fleece to be entered in one class onlyWool to be judged according to standard points system. All exhibits to be shorn during previous 12 months in each class.All exhibits to be shorn from sheep bred by the exhibitor except classes 1 & 2All exhibits to be staged and ready for judging by 10.30am. Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pmEntries close Thursday before show with the SecretaryEntry $1.00 per entry for non-members

Rosette: Grand Champion Fleece of Show Rosette: Reserve Grand Champion Fleece of Show

First Prize: $2.00 Second Prize $1.00 1. Merino Ram Fleece, Strong Wool.2. Merino Ram Fleece, Medium or Fine Wool.3. Merino Ewe Fleece, Strong Wool.4. Merino Ewe Fleece, Medium or Fine Wool.5. Merino Ram Fleece grown within the district. - See Regulation 16 - Page 666. Merino Ewe Fleece grown within district, above 11” average rainfall - See Regulation 16 - Page 667. Merino Ewe Fleece grown within the district, below 11” average rainfall - See Regulation 16 - Page 668. Merino Ewe Fleece of Highest commercial value.9. Merino Wether Fleece of highest commercial value.10.Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece up to 9 months growth within the district,-See Regulation 16 - Page 66

Neales Flat Agricultural Bureau Memorial Trophy for the aggregate over all classesIn Commercial classes (8&9) growers to supply information on wool measurements upon entry.

HOME BREWHOME BREWConvenor: Stacy RichterClosing date Thursday before show with Secretary.Label to Include Brewing Date.All entries to be staged and ready for judging Judging will commence at 10:30am show dayExhibits can be collected after 5.00pm – Show DayEntry $1.00 per entry for non-members

Exhibits must be chilled All exhibits to be brewed by the exhibitor.Two stubby sized bottles to be submitted, of which one will be opened for tasting.Label to indicate class, entry number and the bottling date ONLY.Limit of 2 entries per class, per exhibitor

Champion Home Brew: $50 Voucher from Coopers BreweryFirst Prize: $30 Voucher from Coopers Brewery, Second Prize $1.00

1. Draught beer2. Ale3. Lager4. Stout5. Speciality Beer (please label type)6. Other – eg Cider, Ginger Beer, non alcoholic etc. (please label type)

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Eudunda Area SchoolEudunda Area SchoolRobertstown Primary SchoolSt John’s Lutheran School

Eudunda Pre-School

Please be sure to visit the displays in the Show Hall annexes,This area is open all day – even during main pavilion judging!

The school exhibits are quite exceptional and rival the Show Hall in the quality andvariety of material on display. The area is packed full of the talent in our young people

and is a delight to see.

Be sure not to miss it!

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POULTRY & WATERFOWLPOULTRY & WATERFOWL

Convener: Mark RamseyEntries to Secretary. Membership fee or entrance money to be paid with entries.Please indicate on entry form if you are a junior. AOV classes - if three or more of a breed or colour are entered, the convener may create extra classes.Entries close Thursday before show Entry fee: $1.00 per entry for non members.

Association Points: First 5, Second 3, Third 1.

All exhibits to be caged by 10.00am on Show Day and not removed before 5.00pm.Poultry Pavilion doors open from 9.00am. - Reserved parking provided on Golf course follow parking signsfrom main entry – Oval Crescent.

Ribbon for winners in each group“Best in Group” (groups A – D) Feed voucher donated by Laucke Mills“Best in Group” (groups E -H) A bag of Merrina Layers Mix

Champion Bird of Show: Ribbon & Trophy donated by Parklife Landscape ConstructionReserve Champion Bird of Show: Ribbon & TrophyJunior Champion Bird of Show: Ribbon & Trophy(Please note:Groups F & G are ineligible for Reserve, Champion & Junior Champion Bird of Show)

Champion Oxford Old English Game: TrophyReserve Champion Oxford Old English Game: Trophy

Special Prizes:Best Oxford Old English Game ‘Cock’ Best Oxford Old English Game ‘Stag’ Best Oxford Old English Game ‘Hen’Best Oxford Old English Game ‘Pullet’ Best Oxford Old English Game ‘Miniature/Intermediate’

Juniors, don’t forget Group F where you can enter your Farmyard Chooks – page 39

Group A LARGE SOFTFEATHER

M FAncona 1 2Andelusian 3 4Campine 5 6Hamburg 7 8Leghorn 9 10Silky 11 12Australorp 13 14Langshan 15 16Orpington 17 18Plymouth Rock 19 20Rhode Island Red 21 22Light Sussex 23 24Wyandotte 25 26

Group B LARGE HARDFEATHER

M FIndian Game 27 28Jubilee Indian Game 29 30Malay Game 31 32Modern Game 33 34OE Game Black/red 35 36OE Game Duckwing 37 38OE Game AOC 39 40Australian Game 41 42Australian Pit Game 43 44AOV Large 45 46

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POULTRY & WATERFOWL (Cont from Page 34)

Group C HARDFEATHER BANTAMS M F

Indian Game 47 48 Malay Game 49 50 Modern Game Black/red 51 52 Modern Game Pile 53 54Modern Game AOC 55 56 OE Game Black/red 57 58 OE Game Blue/red 59 60 OE Game Duckwing 61 62 OE Game Pile 63 64 OE Game Spangled 65 66 OE Game Wheaton 67 68 OE Game AOC 69 70 AOV Hard Feather Bantam 71 72

Group F FARMYARD CHOOKS M F

Farmyard/Pet Bantam 123 124 Farmyard/Pet Large 125 126

Group G OXFORD OLD ENGLISH GAME M F

Oxford OE Gamefowl: Cock 127 Oxford OE Gamefowl: Stag 128 Oxford OE Gamefowl: Hen 129Oxford OE Gamefowl: Pullet 130

Group H OXFORD OLD ENGLISH GAME M F

Oxford OE Gamefowl:Miniature (2lb-2lb10oz) 131 132Oxford OE GamefowlIntermediate (2lb11oz-3lb10oz) 133 134

Group D SOFT FEATHER BANTAMSM F

Australorp 73 74Langshan 75 76 Pekin 77 78Rhode Island Red 79 80 Sussex Light 81 82 Wyandotte 83 84 Ancona 85 86 Japanese 87 88 Leghorn 89 90 Rosecomb 91 92AOV Light Breed Bantam 93 94

Group E WATERFOWLM F

Embden Goose 95 96Sebastopol Goose 97 98Chinese Goose 99 100 AOV Goose 101 102 Turkey 103 104 Buff Orpington 105 106 Indian Runner 107 108 Khaki Campbell 109 110 Mallard 111 112 Cayuga 113 114 Muscovy 115 116 Rouen 119 120 AOV Waterfowl 121 122

Photo courtesy Chelsea Laucke

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Remembrance Day.Remembrance Day.A day to reflect on the sacrifice ofthose sons and daughters ofAustralian and New Zealand, andindeed a large part of the World wholaid down their lives for their Country,their Family and Friends so that wecould remain free.

We remember those of our area,towns and district, our land, whomade the the ultimate sacrifice. Wealso remember all those who returnedhome, wounded, and disturbed forthe rest of their lives.

Remembrance Day is also known asArmistice Day and recalls the end ofhostilities of World War I (1914 –1918) on the “11th hour of the 11thday of the 11th month" (1918). OneHundred Years ago.

Sadly World War II (1939-1945), sawmany more Australian and NewZealand lives lost.

All who returned have since passedaway, taking with them memories ofthe horrors of war, its futile nature, ofmateship and sacrifice. We alsoremember the support people, theNurses, the Red Cross and manyothers who devoted their time andsome their lives to support the forces,and the loved ones who worried athome.

We also pause to remember and honour our Service Personnel for their services in subsequent engagements, Korea, Borneo, Malaya and Vietnam.

“You will have the opportunity to hear stories from some ofEudunda’s RSL Members speaking in the Marquee on Show Day”

There have been other arenas around the World where our service personnel have played a significant role, such as Timor, Afghanistan and the Middle East. We pray for our current service personnel, who can be called into action at any time that they remain safe and come home to their families and recover from their ordeals.

Why do we commemorate with Poppies?Poppies bloomed across some of the worst battlefields of Flanders in WorldWar I; their brilliant red colour became a symbol for the blood spilled in thewar. Over time they became a symbol of Remembrance Day.

As you walk around the Eudunda Show you will notice many sections haveused the ‘Poppy’ as a theme and perhaps their special feature. See how manyyou can find? If you like, why not enter in one of your favourite sections?

“Lest We Forget”

You are invited to lay a wreath at the Remembrance Service, and if can you only arrive later we planto have a spot for you to still lay your tribute.

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ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES (Junior classes page 63)ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES (Junior classes page 63)

Committee Representative: Natalie Scholz. Convenor: Natalie Scholz.

Stewards: Lesley-Anne Sander, Kathy Driver, Fiona Dunstan, Emily Allchurch.

Entries close: Thursday before show with the secretary. Entry $1 per entry for non members.All exhibits to be in the pavilion and ready for judging at 10.30.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pmThe Show Hall will be open on Saturday, exhibitors are encouraged to bring in their entries on that day.

First prize $2 Second prize $1Trophy: Best Overall Exhibit (including junior classes)

ART & CRAFT - OPEN

Ribbon: Best Exhibit classes 1 – 10

1. Painting (any medium – any surface)2. Drawing (any medium – must be 2D)3. Hand made jewellery4. Tech Studies-Woodwork/Metalwork/Plasticwork5. Recycled (any item/picture made from

materials not in their original form)6. 3D Object

(any item eg: sculpture/ paper tole/wreath/painted ceramics)7. Christmas decorations8. Hand crafted assorted cards

8.a Christmas, set of 48.b Any Celebration, set of 48.c 1 Card featuring a poppy

9. Scrapbooking – maximum double page9.a Family9.b Holidays9.c Christmas9.d War Hero’s9.e Animals / Birds9.f Special events e.g. Weddings, Christenings, Easter, Birthday’s9.g Any other scrapbooking theme

10. Other (does not fit into any previous category)

11. Collectables (Display Only – but must be entered with secretary) Do you have a hobby or collectables – well why not showcase it? Displays to fit into area no larger than 600x600

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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCEAGRICULTURAL PRODUCE

Committee Representative: Richard Schulz Convener: Bruce SchutzStewards: Felix Schiller, Brian JenkeEntry $1.00 per entry if non memberAll entries to be with the secretary by Thursday before showAll exhibits to be ready for judging by 10.30am on show day. Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pm

The following conditions apply to entriesExhibits must be bona-fide grown or produced by the exhibitor. For junior exhibit to be grown on familyfarm.Entries must be header reaped samples and not recleanedAll produce entered must be current season.Grain which, in the opinion of the judges, has been submitted to any process that will reduce germinatingpower will be disqualified.Any entries of grain which have been pickled will be disqualifiedAny grain entries contaminated with weevil will be disqualifiedAll exhibits must be clearly branded with Section No., Class No., and Variety.No competitor to take more than one prize in one class with the same variety of produce.The Society reserves the right to amend entries if they are in the wrong class.Grain to be shown in clean grain bags. Entries to be recognised by and judged on Grain Receival Standards of SA

Senior Classes: First prize $2 Second prize $1Aggregates: $10 each for Open Grain (classes 1-20), Fodder (classes 21-29) & Bundle for Grain Yield (classes 30 – 37)Neales Flat Agricultural Bureau Memorial Trophy for the aggregate over all classesRosette for Champion Exhibit in Open Agricultural ProduceRosette for Champion Exhibit in Junior Agricultural Produce

OPEN CLASSESRibbon: Champion Open Wheat1. 5kg Hard Wheat2. 5kg APW Wheat3. 5kg ASW Wheat4. 5kg Biscuit Wheat5. 5kg Durum Wheat

Ribbon: Champion Open Cereals6. 5kg of Malting Barley7. 5kg of Feed Barley8. 5kg of Triticale any variety9. 5kg of Oats, any variety

Ribbon: Champion Open Legume10. 5kg of Field Peas, any variety11. 5kg of Beans, any variety12. 5kg of Lupins, any variety13. 5kg of Lentils, any variety 14. 5kg of Vetch, any variety15. 5kg any other Legume variety

Ribbon: Champion Open Seed 16. 5kg Lucerne seed 17. 5kg Clover seed 18. 5kg Medic seed 19. 5kg Canola seed 20. 5kg any other variety seed/grain

Ribbon: Champion Fodder Exhibit 21. Meadow Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag 22. Wheaten Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag23. Oaten Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag24. Lucerne Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag25. Vetch Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag26. AOV Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag27. One bundle fodder, wheat, oats or barley, 10cm at tie28. One bundle fodder, lucerne, 10cm at tie29. One bundle fodder, AOV, 10cm at tie(Cont on Page 48)

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Agriculture Produce (cont from page 46)Agriculture Produce (cont from page 46)Ribbon: Champion Bundle for Grain Yield ExhibitRibbon: Champion Bundle for Grain Yield Exhibit30. One bundle wheat, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield31. One bundle, oats, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield32. One bundle, barley, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield33. One bundle, Triticale, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield34. One bundle, Canola, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield35. One bundle, peas, 10cm at tie. To be for grain yield36. One bundle beans, 10cm at tie. To be for grain yield37. One bundle lupins, 10cm at tie. To be for grain yield

JUNIOR CLASSES: 17 years and underJunior classes: First $2.00 Second $1.00Junior Aggregate $10.00

Ribbon: Champion Seed – Junior Exhibitor38. 5kg Hard Wheat39. 5kg ASW Wheat40. 5kg Barley

41. 5kg Oats42. 5kg Peas

43. 5kg Beans44. 5kg Lentils

45. Collection of at least 5 distinct varieties of grains and/or pulses recognised by Primary Industries of SA. To be in 1kg plastic bags correctly named with type & variety

Ribbon: Champion Fodder – Junior Exhibitor46. Meadow Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag47. Wheaten Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag48. Oaten Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag49. AOV Hay, machine baled in 5kg plastic bag50. One bundle fodder, wheat, oats or barley, 10cm at tie51. One bundle fodder, lucerne, 10cm at tie52. One bundle fodder, AOV, 10cm at tie

Ribbon: Champion Bundle for Grain Yield – Junior Exhibitor53. One bundle wheat, 10cm at tie, to be for grain yield.54. One bundle, oats, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield55. One bundle, barley, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield56. One bundle, Triticale, 10cm at tie. to be for grain yield57. One bundle, Pulse, 10cm at tie, to be for grain yield

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FLOWERS & PLANTS – Sponsored by Country Road FuneralsFLOWERS & PLANTS – Sponsored by Country Road Funerals(Also Page 51, 52 and Junior classes page 62)(Also Page 51, 52 and Junior classes page 62)Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Emily DoeringStewards: Philip Roocke, Rebekah SchutzeExhibits must be grown or arranged by exhibitor.Entries close Thursday before show with the Secretary. Entry Fee $1.00 per entry for non members Some lovely flower entries for 2017

All exhibits to be ready for judging to commence 10.30am.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pm

Rosette: Champion Pot PlantPrize Money: First $2.00 Second $1.00

HINTS FOR EXHIBITORSPot Plants: Dust leaves & clean pots, Make sure you enter in right section/class

POT PLANTS – OPEN (Maximum Pot Size 15”/38cm)1. 1 pot foliage plant2. 1 pot flowering plant3. 1 pot Aspidistra4. Bonsai5. Collection of 3 pots, (each of 1 flowering plant,

same variety, different colours).6. 1 pot geraniums7. 1 pot begonia

8. 1 pot maiden hair fern9. 1 pot fern, any other variety10. 1 pot climbing plant11. Plant/s in any hanging container12. 1 pot cacti13. 1 pot succulent14. Plant/plants in unusual container15. Unenumerated.

2017 Committee Rep and Flower Convenor – Dagmar Roocke in period costume as part of the theme ‘Yesteryear’

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FLOWERS & PLANTS (Also Page 49, 52 and Junior classes page 62)

Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Emily DoeringStewards: Philip Roocke, Rebekah SchutzeExhibits must be grown or arranged by exhibitor.Entries close Thursday before show with the Secretary. Entry Fee $1.00 per entry for non membersAll exhibits to be ready for judging to commence 10.30am.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pmShort stem cut flower exhibits to have white collars. Supplied by exhibitor

Rosette: Champion Long Stem Cut FlowerRosette: Champion Short Stem Cut FlowerPrize Money: First $2.00 Second $1.00 Remembrance - “Lest We Forget”

See Class 57 HINTS FOR EXHIBITORSDistinct Means different colours/varietiesLong Stem Means length of stem of flower as normally picked eg carnation or poppyRose-Floribunda No less than 3 flowers, to be plugged (held firm), 3 sets of leavesRose-Full Blown Stamens to showPansies The only true varieties are Rogly, Giants & Swiss Giants, most others are violas.

CUT FLOWERS IN BOTTLE (LONG STEMS) – OPEN16. 3 cut flowers, 3 varieties, 3 distinct17. 3 cut flowers, 1 variety, 3 distinct18. 3 roses, 3 distinct19. 1 rose20. 1 rose at three stages 1 variety, 1 colour.21. 1 miniature rose22. 3 cut floribunda roses, 3 distinct23. 1 bearded iris

24. 1 cut Australian native, flowering25. 3 cuts lavender, any varieties26. 3 cuts or blooms, each different, red27. 3 cuts or blooms, each different, white 28. 1 carnation29. 1 iceland poppy 30. Unenumerated

CUT FLOWERS IN BOTTLES (SHORT STEMS) – OPEN31. 3 geraniums, single, 3 distinct32. 3 geraniums, double, 3 distinct33. 3 daisies, Marguerite, 3 distinct34. 1 daisy Marguerite35. 1 daisy any other kind, any colour36. 1 pansy37. 3 pansies, 3 distinct38. 1 viola

39. 3 viola, 3 distinct40. 1 cut pelargonium41. 3 cut calendula, 3 varieties42. 3 cuts or blooms, each different, white43. 3 cuts or blooms, each different, yellow44. 3 cuts or blooms, each different, red45. 1 unenumerated

Sit Down and Enjoy Sit Down and Enjoy our programme in the Marqueeour programme in the Marquee

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FLOWERS & PLANTS (Also page 49, 51 and Junior classes page 62)

Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Julie SchulzStewards:

Exhibits must be grown or arranged by exhibitor.Entries close Thursday before show with the Secretary. Entry Fee $1.00 per entry for non membersAll exhibits to be ready for judging to commence 10.30am.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pm

Rosette: Champion Decorative ExhibitPrize Money: First $2.00 Second $1.00

DECORATIVE – OPEN Photo: Mark Lee 2013 (Edited)

46. Vase flowers, 1 variety, unenumerated47. Roses, any container48. 1 bowl mixed daisies49. Lilies, any container50. Mixed flowers, any container, any foliage51. 1 trough mixed flowers, decorated one side

only52. Hand posy53. Basket of flowers54. Floral Art, 5 flowers, any foliage55. Foliage arrangement

56. 2 flowers, 1 bud, any foliage, any container57. Flower Arrangement inspired by “Remembrance

Day”58. Flowers in unusual container59. Table arrangement60. Dry & artificial arrangement (silk flowers,

coloured & tinted material allowed)61. Arrangement using candle/s62. Arrangement featuring drift or weathered wood63. Arrangement including silk flowers64. Animal, Bird etc made of fruit and/or vegetables

THE EUDUNDA SHOW DURING WAR YEARS.THE EUDUNDA SHOW DURING WAR YEARS.As the Eudunda Show is being held on November 11As the Eudunda Show is being held on November 11thth 2018; 2018; Remembrance Day, the day has even more significance being theRemembrance Day, the day has even more significance being theCentenary year of Armistice, signed on the day one hundred years ago toCentenary year of Armistice, signed on the day one hundred years ago toour show day. We look back through the ‘Eudunda Show Centenary’ bookour show day. We look back through the ‘Eudunda Show Centenary’ bookto see what was happening at the time World War I started and finished.to see what was happening at the time World War I started and finished.

Shows Continued During World War I to Show ‘Patriotism’Shows Continued During World War I to Show ‘Patriotism’

Highlights of the ‘Eudunda Show Centenary’ Book write that the AnnualHighlights of the ‘Eudunda Show Centenary’ Book write that the AnnualShows did continue on during the war years, They kept going as a show ofShows did continue on during the war years, They kept going as a show of‘patriotism’ and also a vehicle for voluntary sign ups - with recruiting‘patriotism’ and also a vehicle for voluntary sign ups - with recruitingofficers from the armed forces being active at the event. (On the right isofficers from the armed forces being active at the event. (On the right isone of the Sign up Posters from World War I)one of the Sign up Posters from World War I)

FARMERS were considered strategic to the war effort for supply bothFARMERS were considered strategic to the war effort for supply bothoverseas and to feed our own population, many wanted to go but theyoverseas and to feed our own population, many wanted to go but theyneeded special permission if they wanted to sign up.needed special permission if they wanted to sign up.

19141914 - On August 4th, Great Britain declared war on Germany, the start of World War I. Significantly the - On August 4th, Great Britain declared war on Germany, the start of World War I. Significantly the Eudunda Show ran on Sept 30th and the committee were praised for a great show in adverse conditions Eudunda Show ran on Sept 30th and the committee were praised for a great show in adverse conditions with the worst drought ever experienced at that time.with the worst drought ever experienced at that time.

19181918 - 25 - 25thth Sept. Reported as a very good show with some 3,500 people attending, many cars and all Sept. Reported as a very good show with some 3,500 people attending, many cars and all special trains were full. It should be noted that the 2018 show ran several months before thespecial trains were full. It should be noted that the 2018 show ran several months before theend of World War I and it was unlikely they knew the end was that close.end of World War I and it was unlikely they knew the end was that close.

19191919 – The War is over. The Show experienced a dust storm and then light rain but – The War is over. The Show experienced a dust storm and then light rain but managed an attendance of approx 3,500 people. Music was provided by the Eudunda Brass managed an attendance of approx 3,500 people. Music was provided by the Eudunda Brass Band and the Tanunda Dramatic Club staged a comedy-drama ‘Alone’ to a crowded house.Band and the Tanunda Dramatic Club staged a comedy-drama ‘Alone’ to a crowded house.

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COOKERY & PRESERVESCOOKERY & PRESERVES (See pages 56, 57, 58 for classes, Junior classes page 65)(See pages 56, 57, 58 for classes, Junior classes page 65)

Convener: Joy Schutz.Stewards: Wendy Oliver, Doreen Twartz, Kathy Handke, Bobbie Post, Chris Reimann, Rita Oliver, Lyn Schutz, Sheralee Waldhuter, Sandra ZernerEntries close Thursday before show with the secretary. Entries $1 per entry if non memberJudging to commence at 10.30am. Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pmFor the purpose of determining aggregate prizes only, a third award may be declared for allclassesPoints for aggregate are First 5 points, Second 3 points, Third 1 point. In the event of a tie theexhibitor who has gained the most First prizes will be declared the winner.

Prize Money: First $2 Second $1

HINTS ON COOKING FOR JUDGING• All Exhibits to be home made• In Division 1 – rubber bands to be used to hold entry card (Not sticky tape)• In Division 2 - entry card to be attached to plate• Jams & pickles to be covered only with clear covers and jam jars to be filled to jar rim, not to top of

jar. Use only clear bottles or jars• Leave marmalade to cool a little before putting in jars, so fruit doesn’t rise.• Preserved Fruit and vegetables to remain sealed for judging• Sponge must have no hard or dry sides.• Definitely no cake cooler marks on any cakes. No testing marks in centre.• For a Sponge Sandwich and Ginger Fluff, a thin smear of sieved apricot jam is wanted. The honey

sponge roll must be rolled 1½ rolls.• Pizza to have nice, even coloured bottom.• Scones to be evenly coloured, not to be leaning over, no floury bottoms.• Take special note on instructions in Show Book concerning the special number of small cakes and

biscuits required.• Plain icing means no coconut chips or sprinkles to be used.• Log tin is a narrow, straight sided tin, and loaf tin has slanting sides.• All cookery entries to be placed on white paper plate or covered board.

No alfoil - causes sweating• Cookery must be covered with a clear plastic bag, but not to be sealed

Laucke/Country Women’s Association - Savoury Scone CompetitionLaucke/Country Women’s Association - Savoury Scone CompetitionUSING THE LAUCKE/COUNTRY WOMEN’S SCONE MIXUSING THE LAUCKE/COUNTRY WOMEN’S SCONE MIX

Available from your local CWA Branch or supermarketsAvailable from your local CWA Branch or supermarketsOne entry per person, free entry – See class 19One entry per person, free entry – See class 19

First PrizeFirst Prize: Laucke goods hamper value $17: Laucke goods hamper value $17Second & Third PrizeSecond & Third Prize: Laucke/Country Women’s Scone Mix: Laucke/Country Women’s Scone Mix

Judging guidelines:Judging guidelines: 5 scones presented for judging – ( 5 scones presented for judging – (Savoury flavourSavoury flavour)) The scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter The scones should be approximately 5cms in diameter Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crisp top & bottom, no flour on base Well risen, straight sides, thin golden crisp top & bottom, no flour on base Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour, and according to type Fine, moist texture, good crumb, good flavour, and according to type

Regional Final – Clare in February 2019Regional Final – Clare in February 2019State Final - During the Royal Adelaide Show 2019State Final - During the Royal Adelaide Show 2019

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COOKERY & PRESERVES (see page 55-Judging & Hints, classes page 55~58, Junior classes 65)

DIVISION 1 Aggregate Prize: First $10.00Champion Preserve RosetteChampion Ribbon Classes 1-8, classes 9-14 (Savoury), classes 15-18 (Sweet)

1. 1 jar lemon spread2. 1 jar apricot jam3. 1 jar fig jam4. 1 jar plum jam5. 1 jar berry jam6. 1 jar marmalade, any fruit (please name

variety)7. 1 jar unspecified sweet jam or jelly 8. Representative collection of 3 identical

jars, named in classes 1-6 , all different and labelled

9. 1 jar chutney or relish

10. 1 jar mustard pickles11. 1 jar cucumber chips12. 1 bottle tomato sauce 13. 1 jar or bottle unspecified savoury (please

name variety)14. Representative collection of 3 jars/bottles,

named in classes 9-12, all different and labelled

15. 1 jar preserved apricots16. 1 jar preserved peaches17. 1 jar preserved pears18. 1 jar unspecified sweet preserves

DIVISION 2 Aggregate Prize: First $10.00Champion Cookery Rosette

19. Laucke/CWA Savoury Scones (see page 55 for details)20. 3 Brandy Snaps21. 3 Sweet Biscuits joined with Icing22. 3 Sweet Biscuits, one variety – plain un-iced23. 3 Varieties, baked slices (6 on plate, 2 of each kind)24. 3 Lamingtons25. 3 Cream Puffs (not filled)

RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITIONS 2018 Semi Finals2018 Season – Jamestown & Gawler Shows – (further details page 58)2019 Season – Burra & Quorn Shows

GENOA CAKE COMPETITIONS 2018 Semi Finals2018 Season - Melrose & Balaklava Shows – Genoa Cake (further details page 57)2019 Season – Wilmington & Kapunda Shows

LAUCKE/COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATIONSavoury Scone Competition – Division 2 Class 19 - See further details page 55

MACHINE MADE BREAD COMPETITIONSFirst Prize: An assortment of Bread Making Premix donated by Laucke Mills at StrathalbynOne entry per person. No entry fee. This competition is - schedule DIVISION 2 Classes 53 & 54.

SPECIAL GERMAN YEAST CAKE COMPETITIONFirst Prize: $10.00 Second Prize: $5.00 Sponsored by Louise JenkeNote: This competition is listed in the schedule DIVISION 2 Class 51.

DOUBLE CHOCOLATE OLIVE OIL BROWNIESFirst Prize:$10 & 2L Olive Oil Second Prize: $5 & 1 L Olive Oil Sponsored by Kent Hallet. See recipe on page 58 - This competition is listed in the schedule DIVISION 2 Class 42

EUDUNDA SHOW COOKERY ‘REMEMBRANCE – ‘LEST WE FORGET’ COMPETITIONSPasties - First Prize: $10, Second Prize: $5 (See Class 61 - Page 57)Anzac Biscuits - First Prize: $10, Second Prize: $5 (See Class 62 - Page 57)

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26. 3 Sweet Muffins – packet mix (in patty pans)27. 3 Large decorated Cupcakes in patty pans each decorated differently ( judged on decoration only)28. Special Occasion Cake, Child’s Birthday Cake or Novelty Cake – to be judged on decoration only29. Sponge Sandwich: jam filling, sprinkle top with icing sugar30. Honey Sponge Roll: fresh cream filling31. Ginger Fluff: double layer, with jam filling32. Pavlova Shell33. Nut & Fruit Roll34. Raspberry Slice – as per Barossa Cookery Cookbook (not cut to be presented as a whole)35. Apple Cake (apple between 2 layers of dough)36. Tea Cake: plain with cinnamon & sugar topping37. Iced Banana Log or Loaf38. Iced Chocolate Log or Loaf39. Marble cake (plain icing)40. Orange Cake (plain icing)41. Carrot Cake (plain icing)42. 3 Double Chocolate Olive Oil Brownies ( see page 58 for details)43. Potato Cake44. Diabetic Cake – list of ingredients to be supplied with entry.45. Jubilee cake (plain icing)46. Sultana Cake (not iced)47. Genoa cake (no almonds on top)48. Rich Fruit Cake49. Boiled Fruit cake (not iced, own recipe. To be made 7 clear days before Show Day)50. Plum Pudding51. German Yeast cake (One slide, not cut.)First Prize: $10.00 Second Prize: $5.00 sponsored by Louise Jenke52. Unspecified Sweet Cookery53. Machine made bread – White54. Machine made bread - Any other variety Prizes for classes 53 & 54: Assorted Bread Pre-mixes donated by Laucke Mills Strathalbyn.55. 3 Scones – Plain56. 3 Savoury Muffins (in patty pans)57. Quiche

58. Pizza59. 3 Sausage Rolls (cut rolls before baking)60. Unspecified Savoury Cookery

61. 2 Pasties – see details Page 58 62. 3 ANZAC Biscuits – see details Page 58

The Agricultural Societies Council of SA IncThe Agricultural Societies Council of SA Inc

GENOA CAKE COMPETITION Sponsored by Sunbeam Foods Pty Ltd

2018 Semi Finals to be held at Melrose & Balaklava Shows2019 Semi Finals to be held at Wilmington & Kapunda Shows

First $50, Second $20, Third $10One entry per person. No entry fee.

The winner will then be eligible to compete in the final to be staged at theRoyal Adelaide Show in 2019.

(You may use your own recipe for the Genoa Cake Competition)

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Olive Oil Cake Competition - Sponsored by Kent HalletDouble Chocolate Olive Oil Brownies (see class 42)

Ingredients: 1 cup sugar 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips 60g unsweetened chocolate, melted 1tsp vanilla extract ½ tsp salt⅓ cup mild extra virgin olive oil ¾ cup flour 2 eggsMethod: Preheat oven to 180ºC , Line or grease a 20cm baking dish In a bowl mix together melted chocolate and olive oil Stir in sugar, eggs, and vanilla until well combined, Mix in flour and salt, Fold in chocolate chips Pour mixture into prepared baking dish and bake in pre-heated oven for 25 minutes, until skewer comes out mostly clean. Do not over bake .Remove from oven and cool completely before slicing.

The Agricultural Societies Council of SA Inc RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION

Sponsored by Sunbeam Foods Pty Ltd2018 Semi Finals to be held at Jamestown & Gawler Shows

2019 Semi Finals to be held at Burra & Quorn Shows First $60, Second $25, Third $10

One entry per person. No entry fee. The winner will then be eligible to compete in the final to be staged at the Royal Adelaide Show in 2019.

RECIPE TO BE USED (Cake not to be iced) Angas Park Products to be used. 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 eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternatively add fruit and flour and lastly chopped nuts. Mix thoroughly. Place mixture in a prepared 19-22cm square tin, and bake in a slow oven for approx. 3 to 3½ hrs.

Eudunda Show Cookery - Remembrance – ‘Lest We Forget’ Eudunda Show Cookery - Remembrance – ‘Lest We Forget’ Class 62: Recipe: ANZAC BISCUITS Class 62: Recipe: ANZAC BISCUITS

1 cup (150 g) plain flour 1 cup (90 g) rolled oats¾ cup (120 g) brown sugar

½ cup (125g) butter¼ cup (60 ml) golden syrup1 tablespoon (20ml) boiling water½ teaspoon (2.5ml) bi-carb soda1 cup (90 g) desiccated coconut* Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $5

-Preheat oven to 160º C / 140º C fan-forced. Line 2 Baking Trayswith baking paper-Sift flour into large mixing bowl,Add sugar, oats, coconut, mixand make well in centre of dry ingredients-Heat butter & syrup in small pan, stir over low heat until smooth.-Dissolve soda in boiling water, add immediately to butter mixture-Pour into dry ingredients and stir with wooden spoon-Put rounded soup spoon on mix onto tray, leaving room to spread, Flatten gently with fingers-Bake for 12-15 mins until just browned-longer in harder they are

Class 61: PASTIESClass 61: PASTIESYou choose the recipe

and presentation.* 2 Per Plate – pastie size 15 to 18cm* Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $5

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NEEDLEWORK NEEDLEWORK (Cont on page 61, see Junior classes page 62)(Cont on page 61, see Junior classes page 62)

Committee Representative: Helen Schiller Convener: Pam KleinigStewards: Judy Milde, Mary Laucke, Liz KleinigEntries close Thursday before show with Secretary. Entry $1.00 per entry if non memberEntries to be ready for judging at 10.30am.Exhibits can be collected after 5.00pmAll exhibits must be work of the exhibitor and must be clean. Any exhibit which has been awarded two first prizes at any Eudunda Show is not eligible for competition and will be disqualified. Needlework collections or sets must be mounted or attached on paper to prevent being misplaced.Please have tickets pinned to articles/garments. Male exhibitors are most welcome.

HINTS ON JUDGING FOR SEWINGEMBROIDERY, CROSS STITCH & CRAFTAll articles must be clean. Visual appearance. Finish: inside and outside, back and front.No loose threads. Originality. Watch for fluff in framed articles. Colour changes and colour schemes (patchwork and cross stitch). Neatness. No blobs of glue.

KNITTING & CROCHETINGAll articles must be clean. Neat finish inside. Flat seams. Evenly stitched. No loose ends or threads. Well blocked if stocking stitch. Attention to detail. Visual presentation. Presentation, pride and neatness in construction are the first criteria all judges look for. Judges do not discriminate between right and left hand made articles.

Prize money: First $2.00 Second $1.00 Rosette: Champion Needlework Exhibit & $20 voucher from Country Fabric ‘N’ ThingsBest Remembrance Item $10.00

CREATIVE HAND WORKAggregate prize: $5.00Ribbon: Champion Creative Hand Work1. Cross stitch, counted, framed or unframed, over 20cm.2. Cross stitch, counted, less than 20cm.3. Tapestry4. Knitted infant’s garment/outfit5. Knitted child’s garment/outfit6. Knitted adult garment7. Knitted men’s/ladies jumper or cardigan8. Crotchet knee rug9. Hat or scarf – knitted or crocheted10. Article suitable for gift not exceeding $10.0011. Article from recycled materials12. Collection of 6 Poppies, knitted or crocheted13. Pair of knitted socks14. Remembrance Day Article, any needlework15. Remembrance Collection, not exceeding 50cm x 50cm

OVER 65 YEARSAggregate prize: $5.00Ribbon: Over 65 Years16. Knitting, any article17. Crochet, any article18. Coat hangers, 2 different

19. Cushion, any kind20. Any article not specified

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HOMECRAFTAggregate Prize: $5.00 Ribbon: Champion Homecraft21. Two coat hangers22. Stuffed animal, toy or Teddy Bear23. Dressed doll, any size24. Cushion, any kind25. Machine embroidery

26. Any appliqué – handwork27. Something new from something old28. Smocked garment29. Any craft article not specified

QUILTING/PATCHWORKAggregate Prize $5.00Ribbon: Champion Quilting/Patchwork30. Wallhanging31. Cushion32. Small quilt – cot/knee rug

33. Large quilt34. Stainglass work35. Any other article

MACHINE SEWINGAggregate Prize: $5.00 Ribbon: Champion Machine Sewing36. Blouse, long or short sleeve37. Skirt38. Child’s Garment

39. Any appliqué – machine40. Windcheater41. Any other article

COUNTRY FABRICS ‘N’ THINGS14 Bruce Street, EUDUNDA SA 5374

Phone 08 8581 1663MARGARET DOECKE

Email – eudunda@fabricshop-aus.comwww.fabricshop-aus.com

www.facebook.com/countryfabricsnthings

Quilting & Patchwork SuppliesGreatest little Patchwork shop in the middle of:

Barossa Valley, Clare Valley & the RiverlandJust 45 minutes from Gawler

Husqvana Viking Sewing Machines,Handi Quilter Avanté18 and Studio Frame

HQ Sweet16 Sitdown QuilterOpen: Mon-Fri 9.00am – 5.00pm Sat, Sun,

Public Holidays by appointment

Bus Groups Welcome – Can provide luncheons

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JUNIOR SECTIONSJUNIOR SECTIONSNEEDLEWORKNEEDLEWORKEntries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 60.

Rosette: Champion Junior Needlework Exhibit (for each age group)$5 Aggregate Prize (for each age group)JUNIORS - 17 Years & under42. Machine sewn article43. Long Stitch/Cross Stitch44. Any article not specified

JUNIORS - 14 Years & under45.Coat hanger46.Long Stitch /Cross Stitch47.Machine sewn article48.Any article not specified

JUNIORS - 10 Years & under49. Novelty pin cushion50. Long Stitch/ Cross Stitch51. Machine sewn article52. Any article not specified

FLOWERS & PLANTSFLOWERS & PLANTSCommittee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Emily DoeringEntries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 49.POT PLANTS - JUNIOR 17 years & underRosette: Champion Pot Plant 17years & under$5 Aggregate 1st Prize

65. One pot foliage plant66. One pot flowering plant67. One pot climbing plant

68.Plant or plants in hanging container

69.One pot cacti

Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Emily DoeringPOT PLANTS - JUNIOR 10 years & underRosette: Champion Pot Plant 10years & under$5 Aggregate 1st Prize

70. One pot foliage plant71. One pot fern72. One pot flowering plant73. One pot geranium

74.One pot climbing plant75.Plant or plants in hanging container76.One pot cacti

Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Julie SchulzEntries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 52.FLOWERS DECORATIVE - JUNIOR 17 Years & under Work must be done by the Junior ExhibitorRosette: Champion Flower Arrangement 17years & under$5 Aggregate 1st Prize

77. Mixed flowers in any container78. Decorated saucer (flowers in sand)79. Flower Arrangement inspired by

“Remembrance Day” (red flowers)80. Flowers in unusual container

81. Miniature garden in sand tray82. Nosegay (mixed herbs)83. Animal, Bird etc made of fruit and/or vegetables

Committee Representative: Dagmar Roocke Convener: Julie SchulzFLOWERS DECORATIVE – JUNIOR 10 Years & underWork must be done by the Junior ExhibitorRosette: Champion Flower Arrangement 10 years & under$5 Aggregate 1st Prize

84. Mixed flowers in any container85. Decorated saucer (flowers in sand)86. Arrangement in egg-cup87. Flowers in unusual container

88. Miniature garden in sand tray89. Small posey of red flowers90. Animal, Bird etc made of fruit and/or vegetables

Photo: Mark Lee

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JUNIOR SECTIONSJUNIOR SECTIONSARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES – Sponsored by Demot Pty LtdARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES – Sponsored by Demot Pty LtdEntries close: Thursday before show. For further details see page 43.

ART & CRAFT - Junior 17 years and under Rosette: Best Exhibit classes 12 – 218 12. Painting (any medium – any surface) 13. Drawing (any medium – must be 2D) 14. Scrapbooking – maximum double page15. Handmade Card

16. Tech Studies – Woodwork/Metalwork/Plasticwork17. Recycled (any item/picture made from materials not

in their original form) 18. Other (does not fit into any previous category)

ART & CRAFT - Primary School Student (Years 4-7) Rosette & Voucher from Karpinski's General Store & Newsagency: Best Exhibit classes 19 – 26 19. Painting (any medium – 2D)20. Drawing – Yr 4-5 (any medium – must be 2D)21. Drawing – Yr 6-7 (any medium – must be 2D)22. Construction Blocks (not to be made from a kit )

23. Scrapbooking – maximum double page 24. 3D Object (includes sculpture) 25. Handmade Card26. Other (does not fit into any previous category)

ART & CRAFT - Junior Primary (Reception – Yr 3) Rosette & Voucher from Karpinski's General Store & Newsagency: Best Exhibit classes 27 –33 27. Painting (any medium – 2D) 28. Drawing – Years R-1 (any medium – 2D) 29. Drawing – Years 2-3 (any medium – 2D) 30. Construction Blocks (not to be made from a kit )

31. Collage (any item made from a combination of materials) 32. Scrapbooking – maximum double page 33. Other (does not fit into any previous category)

ART & CRAFT - Kindy & Preschool Rosette & Voucher from Karpinski's General Store & Newsagency: Best Exhibit classes 34 – 36 34. Painting (any medium – 2D) 35. Drawing (any medium – 2D) 36. 3D Object/Collage

ART & CRAFT - 3yrs and under Rosette & Voucher from Karpinski's General Store & Newsagency: Best Exhibit classes 37 – 39 37. Painting (any medium – 2D) 38. Drawing (any medium – 2D) 39. 3D Object/Collage

SCARECROW COMPETITIONSCARECROW COMPETITIONCelebrate “Remembrance” make a Scarecrow. Sponsored by Mawson Lakes Living Magazine – see page 32

SHOWGIRLS & SHOWBOYS COMPETITIONSHOWGIRLS & SHOWBOYS COMPETITIONAges 4 to 16 – see page 12

PETSPETSBring your favourite pet along to show and others to admire - see page 16

POULTRY & WATERFOWLPOULTRY & WATERFOWLEnter with the adults – your bird has a chance against all entries Page 34There is even an entry for your normal Farmyard/Pet Bantam or Large - see page 39 Group F.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCEAGRICULTURAL PRODUCEJUNIOR CLASSES 38 - 57 – see Show Book Page 48Rosette for Junior Champion Exhibit available - see Show Book page 46

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JUNIOR SECTIONSJUNIOR SECTIONS

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYEntries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 16Junior: 17 Years & under: Best exhibit: Rosette plus $10 (donated by Kathy Twartz)Aggregate: $10 cash (donated by Robyn Bradbrook)

28.People29.Land or Seascape

30. “Selfie” 31.Animals

32.Weather 33.Reflect ‘Lest We Forget’34.Miscellaneous

Junior: Primary School (Yr 4 – Yr 7): Best exhibit: Rosette plus $10 (donated by Kathy Twartz)Aggregate: $10 cash (donated by Robyn Bradbrook)

35.People36.Land or Seascape

37. “Selfie” 38.Animals

39.Weather 40.Reflect ‘Lest We Forget’41.Miscellaneous

Junior: (Preschool – Yr 3): Best exhibit: Rosette plus $10 (donated by Liz Kleinig)Aggregate: $10 cash (donated by Robyn Bradbrook)

42.People43.Land or Seascape

44. “Selfie” 45.Animals

46.Weather 47.Reflect ‘Lest We Forget’48.Miscellaneous

FRUIT, VEGETABLES & PRODUCE FRUIT, VEGETABLES & PRODUCE Entries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 13. $5 Aggregate 1st Prize Rosette: Champion Junior Produce Exhibit (17 Years and under)

40. One bunch Carrots41. One bunch Radishes42. One bunch Silverbeet 43. Six sticks Rhubarb

44. Collection of Herbs (fresh, not parsley) 45. One Pumpkin 46. Six Hen Eggs (white or brown shell)47. Six Bantam Eggs

JUNIOR COOKINGJUNIOR COOKINGSPECIAL FEATURE CLASSSPECIAL FEATURE CLASS

HARD BOILED DECORATED EGGHARD BOILED DECORATED EGG

USE YOUR IMAGINATIONDIVISION 7.

Class 100 – 17yrs and underClass 101 – 12yrs and underClass 102 – 10yrs and underClass 103 – 8yrs and underClass 104 – 6yrs and underClass 105 – 4yrs and under

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JUNIOR SECTIONSJUNIOR SECTIONSCOOKERY & PRESERVESCOOKERY & PRESERVES (Refer to senior section for HINTS) (Refer to senior section for HINTS) Entries close Thursday before show. For further details see page 55.

DIVISION 3 - GIRLS & BOYS 17 YEARS & UNDER. Rosette: Champion Junior Cookery Exhibit Aggregate $5.0063. Three 3 Small Cupcakes in patty pans, each

decorated differently (to be judged on decorations only)

64. Cake – Packet Mix – iced, not decorated 65. Slice, nonbake, 2 varieties, 2 pieces of each 66. Iced Chocolate Log or Loaf (not decorated)67. 3 Muffins, sweet (in patty pans)

68. 3 Scones, plain, round cutter69. 3 Cornflake Crackles70. 3 Sausage Rolls71. 3 Mini Pizzas72. Unspecified Sweet Cookery 73. Unspecified Savoury Cookery

DIVISION 4 - GIRLS & BOYS 12 YEARS & UNDER. Rosette:Champion Junior Cookery Exhibit Aggregate $5.0074. 3 bought biscuits to be decorated 75. 3 Small Cupcakes in patty pans, each decorated

differently (to be judged on decorations only) 76. Chocolate Cake iced (not decorated)77. 3 Muffins, sweet – can be packet mix (in pattypans)

78. 3 Scones, plain, round cutter 79. 3 Cornflake Crackles80. Packed Healthy Lunch in Lunch Box 81. Unspecified Sweet Cookery 82. Unspecified Savoury Cookery

DIVISION 5 - GIRLS & BOYS 7 YEARS & UNDER Rosette: Champion Junior Cookery Exhibit Division V Aggregate $5.0083. 3 bought biscuits to be decorated (7yr old) 84. 3 bought biscuits to be decorated (6yr old) 85. 3 bought biscuits to be decorated (5yrs & under) 86. 3 Cornflake Crackles87. 3 Small Cupcakes in patty pans, each decorated

differently, (to be judged on decorations only)

88. Chocolate Cake iced (not decorated)89. 3 Muffins, sweet – can be Packet Mix (in

patty pans)90. Packed Healthy Lunch in Lunch Box91. Unspecified Sweet Cookery

JUNIOR PRESERVES JUNIOR PRESERVES DIVISION 6 – GIRLS & BOYS 17 YEARS & UNDER All prize money and trophy donated by Kathy BattenFirst prize: $2 Second prize: $1Aggregate First prize: $10.00Champion Exhibit: Trophy92. Lemon Cordial93. 1 jar berry jam, any variety94. 1 jar jam, any variety other than berry95. 1 jar marmalade, any variety96. 1 jar chutney97. 1 jar cucumber chips98. 1 bottle tomato sauce99. 1 jar salad dressing

Plum Jam Winners at previous show

See Junior Cooking Special Feature Class on Page 64See Junior Cooking Special Feature Class on Page 64Class 100 – 105 Hard Boiled Decorated Egg

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REGULATIONSREGULATIONS1. Unless otherwise stipulated, all exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor and entered in his/her name, except in Sections where they must be grown by or be the work of exhibitors.2. All exhibitors must place their exhibits in the space allocated to them by the stewards or executivecommittee, or be disqualified.3. Judges are empowered to decide on the age of any animal.4. The judges may withhold prizes in any class where exhibits are considered unworthy, and may awardsecond and third prizes in lieu of first and second.5. No exhibitor will be allowed to display any prize card or ribbon on his exhibit, stall or stand, in addition tothose issued by the Society for the year.6. All protests to be handed to the secretary in writing, accompanied by appropriate fee, within one hourafter judge’s award, or opening of Show.7. Judge’s decision to be final, providing conditions of the class have been complied with.8. Should any exhibit, having gained a prize, be disqualified, the next on the list does not necessarilyobtain the prize. The committee, with or without the advice of the judge or judges may decide the question.9. No one but stewards, appointed to wait on the judges, allowed with judges at time of judging.10. Entries for all sections close with Secretary on date stipulated. Late entries may be accepted, inSections where preparations have not been finalized, at nominated Late Fee. Entries by post to beaddressed to The Secretary, Eudunda Show, Box 311 EUDUNDA 5374 accompanied by the entry feedue. Phone entries must be confirmed in writing, accompanied by entry fee due.11. No tents, booths or hawkers will be allowed on the ground except with the consent of the executivecommittee.12. No exhibit to be removed before times directed by Conveners, otherwise prize liable to be held.13. Any member of the executive committee shall have the power to enter any side-show they wish at anytime, free of charge.14. Prizes to be collected on Show day. Three months after show date, payment will be stopped on allprize money cheques not presented and unclaimed prizes will be forfeited to the Society.15. All exhibits entered “Not for Competition” must be marked as same.16. Whenever ‘District or Local’ is mentioned it shall mean within a radius of 30km. of the Show Ground.17. Section tickets must be put on exhibits by exhibitors. One section ticket will be issued free per entrymade by exhibitor.18. No cups or trophies to be taken until they become the absolute property of the exhibitor.19. The Society reserves the right to refuse any person a stall or stand without assigning any reason.20. Any matter not dealt with in the Regulations shall be decided by the executive committee, whosedecision shall be final. Five members of the committee to form a quorum.21. NO ALCOHOL TO BE BROUGHT ONTO GROUNDS. A Licensed Bar is available for show attendees.

**Further regulations available on the website including Social Media Policy & the use of Drones.

By entering the Eudunda Oval – Show Grounds and/or Attending Activities run by theEudunda Show committee you agree to abide by their Regulations and Policies.

MIDDAY LUNCHEONServed at the Eudunda Sporting

ClubroomsCatering by the Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery

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Eudunda Show – Rural Ambassador & Young Rural AmbassadorEudunda Show – Rural Ambassador & Young Rural Ambassador

This Year’s Rural AmbassadorThis Year’s Rural Ambassador - will receive a Voucher from the - will receive a Voucher from the Community Store at Nuriootpa.Community Store at Nuriootpa.This Year’s Young Rural AmbassadorThis Year’s Young Rural Ambassador - will receive a voucher from Sprint Auto Parts. - will receive a voucher from Sprint Auto Parts.

Our Rural Ambassador and Young Rural Ambassador represented Eudunda Show at the Northern Our Rural Ambassador and Young Rural Ambassador represented Eudunda Show at the Northern Agricultural Shows Association (NASA) final held at Wilmington in March 2018 where 13 Agricultural Shows Association (NASA) final held at Wilmington in March 2018 where 13 participants were competing for the win.participants were competing for the win.

Congratulations to our NASA finalists for 2018 who will represent NASA at State levelCongratulations to our NASA finalists for 2018 who will represent NASA at State level L-R: Rural Ambassadors - Chris Hutchinson (Kapunda), Matthew Hagger (Jamestown), Carly Cocks (Gawler), L-R: Rural Ambassadors - Chris Hutchinson (Kapunda), Matthew Hagger (Jamestown), Carly Cocks (Gawler), Young Rural Ambassadors - George Seppelt (Jamestown), Franke Agenbag (Gawler), Luke Sander (Eudunda)Young Rural Ambassadors - George Seppelt (Jamestown), Franke Agenbag (Gawler), Luke Sander (Eudunda)

NORTHERN RURAL AMBASSADORS 2018 NORTHERN RURAL AMBASSADORS 2018 (20 to 30 years)(20 to 30 years)WinnersWinners:: Matthew Hagger – Jamestown Show, Chris Hutchinson - Kapunda ShowMatthew Hagger – Jamestown Show, Chris Hutchinson - Kapunda ShowRunner-up:Runner-up: Carly Cocks – Gawler Show Carly Cocks – Gawler Show

NORTHERN YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADORS 2018NORTHERN YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADORS 2018 (16 to 19 years) (16 to 19 years)WinnersWinners:: Franke Agenbag – Gawler Show, George Seppelt - Jamestown Show Franke Agenbag – Gawler Show, George Seppelt - Jamestown Show Runner-up:Runner-up: Luke Sander – Eudunda Show Luke Sander – Eudunda Show

The Northern Agricultural Shows Association of S.A. gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the The Northern Agricultural Shows Association of S.A. gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the following sponsors of the Northern Rural Ambassador & Young Rural Ambassador Awards:following sponsors of the Northern Rural Ambassador & Young Rural Ambassador Awards:

Agricultural Societies Council of South Australia, Palmer Photography - Jamestown,Agricultural Societies Council of South Australia, Palmer Photography - Jamestown,

NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS ASSOCIATIONSHOW DATES 2018 2019

Ro,al Adelaide ....................01sh Aug - 9hh Seph 00hh Aug - 8hh SephCr,shal Brook.......................11hh Aug 10hh AugGawler.................................25hh - 26hh Aug 24hh - 25hh AugWilminghon..........................16hh Seph (Sunda,) 15hh Seph (Sunda,)Balaklava & Dalke,..............22nd Seph 21sh SephQuorn..................................20rd Seph (Sunda,) 22nd Seph (Sunda,)Mh Remarkable (Melrose). . .29hh Seph 5hh OchJameshown..........................1sh Och 7hh OchBurra....................................6hh Och 10hh OchClare....................................10hh Och 20hh OchKaapunda & Lighh..................27hh Och 26hh OchEudunda..............................11hh Nov (Sunda,) 10hh Nov (Sunda,)ASSOCIATION PRESENTATION NIGHT – Clare Show 00hh March 2019

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N.A.S.A. PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES 2018NASAPresident: Cheryl Koglin, PO Box 177, Tarlee 5411. p: 88472472, president.nasa1@gmail.com Secretary: Helen Schiller, 31 Ward Street, Eudunda 5374 p: 8581 1420, m: 0427 811 421

nasasecretary1@gmail.com BalaklavaPresident: Callum March, marches@richmondpark.com.au Secretary: Wendy Deinum, PO Box 181, Balaklava 5461. p: 0418 844 546 balakshow@gmail.com

BurraPresident: Daniel Stuart, 2 Essex Street, Burra 5417, m:0497 508 055, daniel@aussiefarmersgroup.com.au Secretary: Jodie Stockman, PO Box 65, Burra 5417, p: 0447 728 772, secretary@burrashow.com.au

ClarePresident: Frank Nicholls, PO Box 821, Clare 5453, m: 0428 811 113, northmarola@bigpond.com Secretary: Cheryl Koglin, PO Box 3752 Clare 5453, p: 88472472, m: 0407 472 107, clareaghsoc@gmail.com

Crystal BrookPresident: Michael Firth, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523, m: 0456 313 332, leahayles@hotmail.com Secretary: Sharon Jeffries, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523, p: 8636 2194 m: 0439 825 781, Show Office: p: 8636 2194 secretary.cbshow@gmail.com

EudundaPresident: Richard Schulz, 9 Windermere Crs Mawson Lakes 5095, m: 0447 819 820, rjdcschulz@bigpond.com Secretary: Melinda Schutz, Box 311 Eudunda 5374, m: 0408 353 906, secretary@eudundashow.org.au

GawlerPresident: Patricia Dent OAM, 4 Duldig Ave, Gawler East 5118, m: 0408 173 101, th25539@bigpond.net.au Secretary: Kate Cowell, PO Box 116 Gawler 5118, m: 0417 011 833, gawlershow@bigpond.com

JamestownPresident: David Cooper, PO Box 188 Jamestown 5491Secretary: Anne Page, PO Box 188 Jamestown 5491, m: 0458 610 462, jamestownshow@bigpond.com

KapundaPresident: William Denholm, 7 Clifford Street, Kapunda 5373, 0447 722 974, william.j.denholm@gmail.com Secretary: Chris Hutchinson, PO Box 85 Kapunda 5373, m: 0407 645 043, kapundashow@gmail.com

MelrosePresident: Phillip Nottle, PO Box 43 Melrose 5483, m: 0427 662 042, melroseshow@outlook.com Secretary: Susan Prosser, PO Box 84 Melrose 5483, 0418 664 216, melroseshow@outlook.com Show Office: p: 08 8666 2137

QuornPresident: Bronwyn Filsell, PO Box 380 Quorn 5433, m: 0488 506 569, bronf@aapt.net.au Secretary: Paula Osborn, PO Box 380 Quorn 5433, m: 0427 301 172, quornshow@gmail.com

WilmingtonPresident: Melenee Ellard, PO Box 249 Wilmington 5485, 08 8667 5341, 0428 294 589, ellards.4@bigpond.com Secretary: Melenee Ellard, PO Box 1 Wilmington 5485, 08 8667 5341, 0428 294 589, ellards.4@bigpond.com

2018/2019 RURAL AMBASSADOR & AGGREGATE TROPHIESPresentation night to be held at

NASA Presentation Night Hosted by the Clare Show in 30th March 2019

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Thank youWe would like ho hake hhis opporhunih, in joining all ohher Souhh Aushralian Show Societes inexhending our sincere hhanks and appreciaton ho hhe sponsors of hhe Agriculhural Societes

Council of Souhh Aushralia.We acknowledge hhe aid and supporh of hhe following organisatons lished below hhah are

conneched wihh all evenhs associahed wihh hhe Agriculhural Societes Council and hhe Counhr,Show Societes of Souhh Aushralia.

Please support the organisatons that support us.

THANK YOUWe would like to take this opportunity to thank those whosponsor the trophies for the Northern Agricultural Shows

Association aggregate winners.

John Dawkins MLC, Patricia Marks, Bob & Margaret Rankin, Mike &Margaret Rogers, Millie Nicholls, Peter Mosey, Jef McCallum

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NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL SHOWS ASSOCIATION OF S.A. INC.

GRAND AGGREGATE TROPHIES Adults must compete at a minimum of three Northern Association Shows

Sheep & cattle classes need only compete in two shows Juniors must compete at a minimum of two Northern Association Shows Aggregate Points to be calculated using 1st – 5points, 2nd – 3 points, 3rd – 1point Adult Age - from the beginning of the year the exhibitor turns 18 years (& over) Junior Age – 5 – 17 years (from the beginning of the year the exhibitor turns 5 to the end of the year

he/she turns 17) Entry for the NASA Aggregate to be indicated on your entry form for each show

SENIOR ASSOCIATION AGGREGATE TROPHY WINNERS 2017 SHOW SEASON

POULTRY: Pycroft/Zubrinich - Port AugustaPIGEONS: No pigeons exhibited due to Avian Flu VirusBEEF CATTLE: Walmona Props - TruroSHEEP: no eligible entrantsWOOL: LA & SK Saegenschnitter - TruroHORSES-IN-ACTION: no eligible entrantsHANDICRAFTS/HOBBIES/ NEEDLEWORK: Alison Dunling - TerowieFLOWERS & POTPLANTS: Joy Meissner - ClareCOOKERY & PRESERVES: Joy Meissner - ClarePHOTOGRAPHY: no eligible entrantsPRODUCE: Bob Rankin - WilmingtonAGRICULTURAL PRODUCE: Clyde Hazel - Kapunda

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEDAL 2017 SHOW SEASONPOULTRY: – PYCROFT/ZUBRINICH – PORT AUGUSTAROYAL AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEDAL 2018 – BEEF CATTLE

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION AGGREGATE TROPHIES 2017 SHOW SEASONPOULTRY: no eligible entrantsPIGEONS: No pigeons exhibited due to Avian Flu VirusHORSES IN ACTION: Chloe Hilder - QuornFLOWERS & POTPLANTS: no eligible entrantsCOOKERY & PRESERVES: Emily Ellard - Wilmington NEEDLEWORK/HOBBIES & HANDICRAFTS: no eligible entrantsPHOTOGRAPHY: no eligible competitorPRODUCE: no eligible entrants

RICH FRUIT CAKE WINNERS 2017 SHOW SEASONMELROSE SHOW: Nanette Simpson - JamestownKAPUNDA SHOW: Emma Tiller - Pinery

GENOA CAKE WINNERS 2017 SHOW SEASONQUORN SHOW: Nanette Simpson (Jamestown)EUDUNDA SHOW: Tanya Jaeger (Eudunda)

LAUCKE/CWA SCONE COMPETITION 2017SHOW SEASONNanette Simpson (Jamestown)Josephine Ireland (Gawler)

JUNIOR JUDGING WINNER 2017: Burra Community School

ACHIEVER AWARDIn 2010 the NASA Achiever Award was launched. The award is to recognise dedicated and untiring contribution to the show movement.

Recipients of the award for 2018 were: Balaklava Show Christine Burford

Wilmington Show Wendy Dunkley

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N.A.S.A. PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES 2018NASAPresident: Cheryl Koglin, PO Box 177, Tarlee 5411. p: 88472472, president.nasa1@gmail.com Secretary: Helen Schiller, 31 Ward Street, Eudunda 5374 p: 8581 1420, m: 0427 811 421

nasasecretary1@gmail.com BalaklavaPresident: Callum March, marches@richmondpark.com.au Secretary: Wendy Deinum, PO Box 181, Balaklava 5461. p: 0418 844 546 balakshow@gmail.com

BurraPresident: Daniel Stuart, 2 Essex Street, Burra 5417, m:0497 508 055, daniel@aussiefarmersgroup.com.au Secretary: Jodie Stockman, PO Box 65, Burra 5417, p: 0447 728 772, secretary@burrashow.com.au

ClarePresident: Frank Nicholls, PO Box 821, Clare 5453, m: 0428 811 113, northmarola@bigpond.com Secretary: Cheryl Koglin, PO Box 3752 Clare 5453, p: 88472472, m: 0407 472 107, clareaghsoc@gmail.com

Crystal BrookPresident: Michael Firth, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523, m: 0456 313 332, leahayles@hotmail.com Secretary: Sharon Jeffries, PO Box 159 Crystal Brook 5523, p: 8636 2194 m: 0439 825 781, Show Office: p: 8636 2194 secretary.cbshow@gmail.com

EudundaPresident: Richard Schulz, 9 Windermere Crs Mawson Lakes 5095, m: 0447 819 820, rjdcschulz@bigpond.com Secretary: Melinda Schutz, Box 311 Eudunda 5374, m: 0408 353 906, secretary@eudundashow.org.au

GawlerPresident: Patricia Dent OAM, 4 Duldig Ave, Gawler East 5118, m: 0408 173 101, th25539@bigpond.net.au Secretary: Kate Cowell, PO Box 116 Gawler 5118, m: 0417 011 833, gawlershow@bigpond.com

JamestownPresident: PO Box 188 Jamestown 5491Secretary: Anne Page, PO Box 188 Jamestown 5491, m: 0458 610 462, jamestownshow@bigpond.com

KapundaPresident: William Denholm, 7 Clifford Street, Kapunda 5373, 0447 722 974, william.j.denholm@gmail.com Secretary: Chris Hutchinson, PO Box 85 Kapunda 5373, m: 0407 645 043, kapundashow@gmail.com

MelrosePresident: Phillip Nottle, PO Box 43 Melrose 5483, m: 0427 662 042, melroseshow@outlook.com Secretary: Susan Prosser, PO Box 84 Melrose 5483, 0418 664 216, melroseshow@outlook.com Show Office: p: 08 8666 2137

QuornPresident: Bronwyn Filsell, PO Box 380 Quorn 5433, m: 0488 506 569, bronf@aapt.net.au Secretary: Paula Osborn, PO Box 380 Quorn 5433, m: 0427 301 172, quornshow@gmail.com

WilmingtonPresident: Melenee Ellard, PO Box 249 Wilmington 5485, 08 8667 5341, 0428 294 589, ellards.4@bigpond.com Secretary: Melenee Ellard, PO Box 1 Wilmington 5485, 08 8667 5341, 0428 294 589, ellards.4@bigpond.com

2018/2019 RURAL AMBASSADOR & AGGREGATE TROPHIESPresentation night to be held at

NASA Presentation Night Hosted by the Clare Show in March 2019