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QR CODE FOR COVID-19 TRACINGBefore entering the show, whether you are camping, volunteering or attending etc. You will need to scan and sign in via the QR code below.

Open your camera on your smartphone. Hold the camera over the QR Code as if you were taking a photo.

There will be a pop-up appear. Click the link. Enter your information and click OK.

EVERY PERSON WHO ENTERS THE SHOWGROUNDS IS REQUIRED BY QUEENSLAND LAW TO REGISTER VIA THE QR CODE, OR MANUALLY, AT THE FRONT GATE - BEFORE ENTRY.

Please ensure your QR camera setting is working or you have downloaded a FREE QR CODE SCANNER via GOOGLE PLAY or ITUNES - BEFORE you get to the front gate.

There will be a manual sign on sheet located with gate staff for those without a phone.

Thank you for your cooperation.

This QR CODE registers your attendance for the 2021 Allora Show. Registration lasts only 24hours (Visitors will be logged out

at midnight). If you are camping overnight or attending both days, you will be required to register again each day.

ADMISSION TO GROUNDS...........................................................5ADMISSION PRICES.....................................................................5MEMBERSHIP.............................................................................6OFFICE BEARERS...........................................................................6SHOW STEWARDS.........................................................................7BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS.......................................................8ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES..........................................................9SHOW GIRL JUDGING.................................................................10LIST OF DONATIONS..................................................................11OFFICIAL SHOW PROGRAMME - FRIDAY..................................13FRIDAY NIGHT BULL RIDE.........................................................14OFFICIAL SHOW PROGRAMME - SATURDAY..............................15STATE UTE MUSTER SERIES......................................................18DEMOLITION DERBY..................................................................19ENTRY FORM - SHEEP.................................................................20STUD SHEEP.................................................................................21ENTRY FORM – ANGORA GOATS..............................................22ANGORA GOATS......................................................................23AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATS............................................24SECTION “R” - POULTRY...............................................................27SECTION “T” CAGED BIRDS.......................................................28PIGEONS....................................................................................31PET PARADE................................................................................33ENTRY FORM - PAVILION ENTRIES............................................34SECTION “F” - FLORAL ART.......................................................36SECTION “G” - FARM PRODUCE................................................37SECTION “H” - HORTICULTURE................................................39SECTION “J” - FRUIT..................................................................41SECTION “I” - VEGETABLES.......................................................42SECTION “K” - CROCHET AND NEEDLE WORK........................43SECTION “L” - SCHOOL WORK..................................................45SECTION “N” - HOBBIES............................................................47SECTION “O” - FINE ARTS..........................................................48SECTION “P” - PHOTOGRAPHY..................................................49SECTION “Q” - WOODWORK....................................................50SECTION “S” - HOME BREW.......................................................51

Contents

A L L O R A S H O W S O C I E T Y4

PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEI would like to welcome everyone to the 143rd Allora Show. I hope you all enjoy your time throughout the jam packed weekend of events. My thanks goes to all the exhibitors as the past year has been

felt to the extreme. Please give yourself a pat on the back for making this another memorable event. To the public, an extra shake of the hand or just congratulations to the winners and participants. It is a heart-felt thank-you during these trying times. This year has an extra challenge added to our organising of our show with STRICT COVID REGULATIONS IN PLACE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SHOW.

Don’t miss the Bull Ride on Friday night as another round of the Border Region Buckle Series goes ahead with the Junior Bullriders going for a buckle in the Series as well. There is everything from the schoolwork, to the flowers, artwork and a Wildlife Show, kindly sponsored by Allora Landcare, in the shade of the pavilion. We’ll have face painting and a balloon artist for the kids.

The Poultry Club is running a Twilight Show to avoid the heat affecting the birds. You will need to come early Saturday evening to look at the Poultry Pavilion before taking your seat in the grandstand for a full line-

up of evening events. The FMX Motorcycle Spectacular is back by popular demand, the Smash up Derby can’t be missed and weather permitting another amazing Fireworks display by our local provider.

Before finishing, I would like to thank all our volunteers. As well, a huge thank-you to all the sponsors for putting your hands into your pocket in these difficult times as without you, we wouldn’t have a show at all.

Have a safe and fun 2021 Show!

Mark Pillar (President)

The Allora Show Society Inc. extends its gratitude to the Queensland Government for the grants approved for 2020/21 under the Show Societies Grants Program administered by the Department of Local Government.

ALLORA

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ADMISSION TO GROUNDS

ALLORA SHOWFriday 5th & Saturday 6th February

ADMISSION PRICESAdults - $15/day

Children & Students 16 & under - $5 / day

Age & Disability Pension with card - $5 / day

Carer accompanying Disability Pensioner - Free

Weekend Pass - $45 Family - $25 Single

Camping - $20 / night / vehicle

All Prices GST Inclusive.

ALL EXHIBITORS WILL PAY THE GATE ENTRANCE FEE.

MEMBERSHIPPRE- SOLD FAMILY MEMBERSHIP FEE $40.00 (GST INCL)

Privileges of a full member’s ticket(Two adult member’s tickets plus student children 16 & under)

Full Membership: Admission to the Allora Show for adult member, the holder of the accompanying ticket and the member’s student children 16&under; the right to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting

of the Show Society; and to be elected to the Committee of the Show Society. The Allora Show Society has entered into a reciprocal arrangement with Stanthorpe, Killarney & Warwick Show Societies, whereby a ticket issued by one Society entitles the holder to admission to the Annual Show at any of the relevant

Societies.

PRE- SOLD FULL SINGLE MEMBERSHIP $20.00 (GST INCL)(One adult member’s ticket plus student children 16 & under)

Single Membership: Admission to the Allora Show for adult member and the member’s student children 16 & under; the right to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting of the Show Society; and to be

elected to the Committee of the Show Society. The Allora Show Society has entered into a reciprocal arrangement with Stanthorpe, Killarney & Warwick Show Societies, whereby a ticket issued by one Society

entitles the holder to admission to the Annual Show at any of the relevant Societies.

Memberships must be paid by Thursday of Show week.

Send your Subscription to the Secretary: -Postal Address: PO Box 99, Allora 4362 Email: [email protected]: www.allorashow.org.auShow Office Phone: (07) 4666 3158 (during Show week)

ALLORA

STRICT COVID REGULATIONS APPLY


OFFICE BEARERS

PATRON PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT

Mrs D Rubie Mr M Pillar Ms W. Brown

ACTING SECRETARY TREASURER AUDITOR

Mrs F Hanson Mr I Tate BNW ACCOUNTANTS

Management Committee

M Pillar; W Brown, I Tate, F Hanson, H Houston, L Doepel

Hon. Solicitor: LILLEY, SPANNER and STACEY.

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS:

Mrs S Cornhill, Mr K Muir, Mrs D Rubie, Mrs N Hoey, Mrs P Shooter,

Mr R & Mrs O Shooter, Mr B Geitz, Mr G Hoey, Mr Z Hoey.

PATRON – MRS D RUBIE


SHOW OFFICE: J Leeson, F Hanson, W Brown, K Brasch

CHIEF ANNOUNCERS: Neale Stuart, H Huston, C Osborne

CHIEF GROUND STEWARD: M Pillar

CHIEF RING STEWARD W Brown

CHIEF JUMP STEWARD: C Bradfield

RING OFFICE: D Rubie, S Huston

CHIEF STEWARD SHOW GIRLS: L Eastwell

CHIEF STEWARD SHOW DRESSAGE COMPETITION: F Hanson

CHIEF PRIME CATTLE STEWARD: D Crowther

CHIEF STUD BEEF CATTLE STEWARD: Tropical: M Hoey; British and European Breeds: M Hoey

CHIEF STEWARD PET PARADE: J Bool, P Geraghty

CHIEF PAVILION STEWARD: J Emms

CHIEF FARM PRODUCE STEWARD: T Shooter

CHIEF STEWARD CUT FLOWERS: MLD Gittins, OAM

CHIEF STEWARD POT PLANTS: G & N Hoey

CHIEF FLORAL ART STEWARD: N Henry

CHIEF FRUIT & VEGETABLE STEWARD: P Shooter, G Shooter

CHIEF NEEDLEWORK STEWARD: C Anderson

CHIEF HOBBIES STEWARD: J Emms

CHIEF FINE ARTS STEWARD: R O’Brien

CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHY STEWARD: S Masters, M Phelan

CHIEF SCHOOLWORK STEWARD: L Weier (Allora P-10 SS), C Preston (St Patrick’s)

CHIEF WOODWORKING STEWARD: K Petersen

CHIEF DOG STEWARD: M Rackley

CHIEF UTE MUSTER STEWARD: J Kedar

CHIEF ANGORA GOAT STEWARD: S Daley

CHIEF MINIATURE GOAT STEWARD: T Purton

CHIEF SHEEP STEWARD: J Milton

CHIEF POULTRY STEWARD: L Doepel

HOME BREW STEWARD J Lee-Lewis

CHIEF DEMOLITION DERBY STEWARD: T Elburg

SHOW STEWARDS


BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONSMEMBERSHIP AND PRIVILEGES

1. A subscription of $40.00 shall constitute Annual Family Membership, giving admission to the Annual Allora Show, Stanthorpe, Killarney and Warwick Shows.

2. A subscription of $20.00 shall constitute Annual Single Membership, giving admission to the Annual Allora Show, Stanthorpe, Killarney and Warwick Shows.

3. Entrance fee for all exhibits must be paid at the time of making the entry, with penalisation of double fee for late entries.

4. All exhibits in the pavilion will be judged on the first day of the show, and must be delivered to the stewards not later than 9.00am on that day.

5. All stock, including dogs, must on the day of the show be the bona fide property of the exhibitor (with the exception of family groups) from date of entry, and all other exhibits must be the production of the person exhibiting. Exhibitors, if called upon, must sign a declaration to that effect.

6. Entries in the livestock section will be taken as guaranteed that the exhibit is free from disease. In case of infectious disease being spread through a violation of this regulation, the exhibitor must accept the consequences. Should there be a reason to suspect that any exhibit is either dangerous or diseased, the committee reserves the right to refuse admission to, or to remove same from the grounds at the expense of the exhibitor.

7. The Society will not be responsible for any accident caused to, through, or by any exhibit or person, and will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of livestock or other exhibit of any kind, or any damage done thereto.

8. All the exhibits must be delivered to and from the grounds at the risk of the exhibitor.

9. All exhibits must be on the grounds at the stated time in the schedule or, if not stated, no later than 9.00am on the judging day.

10. The judges of any section may recommend extra prizes, but it is understood that the recommendation is of no force unless ratified by the committee.

11. The judges will have power to withhold any prize if they consider the exhibit of insufficient merit.

12. In classes where there are other exhibits worthy of notice, besides those to which prizes will be given, the judges may award Certificates of Merit to such exhibits, viz., “Highly Commended” or “Commended”.

13. No entry will be received from any person disqualified by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies during the period of such disqualification. Should any entry be accidentally accepted, it shall, wherever discovered, be deemed void, and the entry fee be forfeited.

14. No entries will be received except on the condition that all disputes, objections and protests shall be decided by the committee of the Society (or a majority of those present), whose decision will be final.

15. No protest will be considered unless lodged with the Secretary in writing, before 6.00pm on the day of the competition, enclosing $50.00 which will be forfeited to the Society’s funds should the protest be considered frivolous. Protests will only be received from winning competitors in class questioned.

16. In case any dispute may arise as to the construction to be put upon any of the By-Laws and Regulations, the same shall be determined by the committee of the Society, whose decision shall be final.

17. In all Maiden Competitions horses must be maidens at the time of starting, not at the time of entering. A maiden is an animal that has never won a first prize in any similar competition to that for which it is competing.

18. An exhibit entered in the wrong class may be transferred to its correct class at the discretion of the judge.

19. No exhibitor or his agent shall be permitted to be with a steward or judges during the time of judging, unless by special request of the steward.

20. The By-Laws and Regulations comprised in the model uniform schedule compiled by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, except where such may be modified or added to be the Special By-Laws or Regulations comprised therein, shall be conditions of competitions, and all exhibitors and competitors shall make their entries or enter into competition on this express.

21. All cattle must be dehorned or polled not more than 5cm (2”), unless breed has an exemption.

22. Under no circumstances will animals be allowed to be let go out of the handler’s control.

23. The Allora Show Society recommends that all intending exhibitors of livestock are holders of Public Liability Insurance cover. This cover indemnifies the owner for their legal liability for body injury or damage to persons and/or property as a result of an occurrence caused by the negligence of their animals whilst attending or participating in Show events.

24. STRICT COVID REGULATIONS WILL APPLY THROUGHOUT OUR SHOW. PLEASE BECOME AWARE OF THESE SAFE PRACTICES.


ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIESThe attention of intending exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to the Constitution and Rules of this Society in addition to any Special Regulations which appear in this schedule.

Society’s Responsibilities

(a) The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Society harmless and indemnified against any legal proceedings arising from any such accident.

(b) The Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any loss, damage to, or any mis-delivery of any exhibit.

(c) The Society will not, in any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any accident on the grounds or premises.

(d) The Entry Form will be taken as a guarantee that the exhibits specified therein are free from all disease as is known to the owner. In the case of infectious disease spread through or by an exhibit, the exhibitor shall be held responsible.

(e) Precautions will be taken to guard against fire, and to protect the property of the exhibitor, but exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the Society.

(f) No responsibility accepted regarding security - security is available at an extra charge to exhibitor.

The Secretary or Show Society will not be held responsible for any exhibits left in the pavilion after the pavilion is closed.

For use of scales and crush

Allora Show Society wishes to thank

THOMPSON LONGHORN STOCK HANDLING EQUIPMENT

www.hutchisonquarries.com.au

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SHOW GIRL JUDGINGJunior Showgirl 10 – 13 years

Teen Showgirl 14 – 17 years

Showgirl 18 – 28 years

Sponsored by PR’s Hair Design, Booshilar Hair & Nail Studio, Trinity of Health, Hawaiian Healing Massage, Black Toyota, Love Willow, Allora Beauty & Nails, Amore & Co and Whisk Creations.

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LIST OF DONATIONSThe Allora Show Society Inc. encourages everyone to patronise these generous sponsors.

Without their donations our Show would not be as successful as it is.

AA Motorcycle Repairs

Alan Hoey

Allora & Dist. Campdraft Assoc.

Allora & Dist. Historical Society

Allora & Dist. Tyres

Allora Advertiser

Allora Beauty & Nails

Allora Butchery

Allora Grain & Milling

Allora Independent Steel P/L

Allora Landcare

Allora Pharmacy

Allora Post Office

Allora Newsagent

Allora QCWA

Allora Rotary Club

Allora RSL

Allora School Buses & Local Charter

Allora True Value Hardware

Amy’s Country Café

Anipro Liquid Supplements

ARC Concrete

Arcpoint Industries

Australian Show Ribbons

Australian Stock Horse Society (Eastern Downs Branch)

AVT Mechanical Pty Ltd

B & C Wilson

B & J Hayward Advance Charolais

BAS & Business

Barbara Sugden

Barlow Dolling Chartered

Accountants

Benjarra Pastoral Company

Benz Auto

Bert & Willa Blanch Memorial (Anne Bland)

Black Toyota Warwick

Blue Cow Hotel

BNW Accountants

Border Region AMBA

Bradfield Building

Brown & Hurley

Bunnings Warehouse

Brett & Selina Bender

Bryson’s Place

Canning Town Patchwork

Cassaz Colourful Curls

Choice

Chuck Wagon Fitouts

Clifton Auto Ag Repairs

Clifton Garage

Comfort Inn, Warwick

Commercial Hotel

Cowley Family

Creed & Lang

Dalrymple View Apiary Supplies

Darling Downs Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd

Darling Downs Zoo

Darwalla Group

David Littleproud, MP

Denny’s Silos and Grain Handling

DHA Rural

DJ Wright & Sons

Warrego Water Services

Warwick Automotive

Warwick Credit Union

Warwick Home Brew Supplies

Warwick Shire Woodcrafters

Donaldson Electric Works

D T Trucks & Tractors

Duggan’s Camera Centre

E & G Allen

Earthlife

Eastwell Family

EB Bassingthwaite

Elders Toowoomba

Elwanvale Stockhorses & Limousins

Emms Family

Exotic Filled Candy

Enchanted Garden Nursery

Freestone Feedlot

G & J Gilmore

G & N Hoey

G Gillam

Gardens Galore

GB & DG Eastwell

G Lollback

George & Fuhrmann

Glenrose Patchwork

Globe Accounting

Gordon Country

H & K Petersen

Her True Beauty Barn

Hire Solutions

Horseland

Hutchison Quarries

Huston Family

I & E Apiaries

I & T Christensen


IGA

James Lister, MP

Jenco

J & N Henry

JJ Richards & Sons

John Bacon

John & Kate Gordon

John Dee

Jordan Henry Plumbing

Karen Watt

Ken & Lyn Muir

KELP AGRI Products

L J Laffey

Liz Marshall

Lilley, Spanner & Stacey Solicitors

L M Photography

Mane Matters, Equine Encounters

Maydan Feedlot

M & S Sinton

M Maher

M Rackley

Mark Pillar

McDonald’s Restaurant, Warwick

McDougall & Sons Pty Ltd

Lorrie McNeil (Milo Shetland Stud)

Mr Graham Stallman

Mr N B Clarke

Mrs C May

Mrs Dorothy Rubie

Mrs J Doyle

Mrs K Graham

Warwick Spinners & Weavers Group

Warwick Watchmakers & Jewellers (Rose City Jewellers)

Wattles Rugby League Football Club

Weeping Mulberry

West Talgai Feedlot

Mrs K Haig

Mrs L Harrison

Mrs M Crawford

Mrs J Acason

Mrs M Dwan

Mrs M Phelan

Mr N & Mrs R Phelan

Mrs N Caton

Mrs P Hockings

Mrs R Gwynne

Mrs S Rickert

Mrs K McConachy

Mrs H Hansen

Mondamaree Stud

Mt Manning Pastoral Company

Murrays Art & Framing

NAB

Noel Veal General Carriers

NIOA Pastoral Company

Norco

NORMIST (Warwick Industrial Supplies)

Olsen’s Produce

Pacific Seeds

Paul Ashton & Assoc. P/L

Performance Feeds

Peter Atkinson Veterinary Service

Pillarbee Honey

Piston Pumps

PR’s Hair Design

Pursehouse Rural

R & M Dewar

R & O Shooter

R & H Smith

R Westerman

Railway Hotel Allora

Ranbuild (GNE Sheds & Kit Homes)

Ray Bunch Machinery

Ray O’Brien

Reisenleiter Family

Riverina Warwick

Rosewood Uggs & Rugs

Ryanie For Tyres

Saddleworld

Searles

S Higgins

S & A Bland

S & B Christensen

Scope Club of Allora

Semex

S H & MLD Gittins

Shearing Produce

Shelly’s Curtain & Crafts

Shooter Family

Southern Downs Ag

Spotlight

Sunny Fields Craft

Telstra

T & G Wilson

Thompson Longhorn Stock Handling Equip.

Toowoomba Wholesale Distributors

United Fuel

Vanderfield

Wilko’s Metal Recycling

Wilson & Rigby Motor Body Repairs

Woodrow Family

Z & L Hoey

Note: Donations received after printing will be acknowledged in the 2021 schedule.


OFFICIAL SHOW PROGRAMME

6.00 am

8.30 am

9.00 am

10.00 am

10.00 am

1.00 pm

2.00 pm

5.00 pm

5.00 pm

6.30 pm

Gates open

NO Show jumping

Pony Club Events & Ring Events all day

Judging of pavilion entries (Pavilion closed)

Prime Cattle Judging

Prime Cattle Sale

Pavilion open to public

2 for the price of one, Side Show Alley

Bull Spectacular

Rodeo & entertainment & bar till late.

FRIDAY 5TH FEBRUARYSTRICT COVID REGULATIONS APPLY


FRIDAY NIGHT BULL RIDE

Sponsored by:Commercial Hotel Allora, Denny’s Engineering, Thompson Longhorn, Wilko’s Metal Recycling, DT Truck & Tractor, Pillarbee Honey, Exotic Filled Candy, ArcPoint Industries, J.J. Richards & Sons, Hutchinsons Quarry, Wilson & Rigby, Brown & Hurley, Black Toyota, Allora Butchery, Warrego Water Services, Allora Grain & Milling, IGA and Clifton Auto Ag

OPEN BULL RIDE

NOVICE BULL RIDE

JUNIOR BULL – 18 & UNDER

JUNIOR STEER RIDE - 18 & UNDER

PODDY RIDE - 12 & UNDER

Nominations on the night for Junior events close at 6.30pm, Friday 5th Feb.Poddies supplied by S & B Christensen

& Licorice

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OFFICIAL SHOW PROGRAMME

SATURDAY 6TH FEBRUARY6.00 am

7.30 am

8.00 am

8.30 am

9.00 am

10.00am

11.00am

11.00am

11.30am

1.00pm

3.00pm

5.30pm

5.30pm

6.00pm

6.30pm

7.30pm

8.00pm

8.30pm

9.30pm

Gates open

Show jumping

Ring Events - all day

Beef Cattle Led Steer and Heifer Classes

Pavilion Open

Stud Beef, Goats, Sheep, Poultry & Birds Judging

Pet Parade

Geckoes Wildlife Show in the Pavilion.........................................................Sponsored by Landcare

Animal Nursery and Pony Rides...................................................................Sponsored by Darwalla

State Ute Muster Judging

Geckoes Wildlife Show in the Pavilion........................................................Sponsored by Landcare

Geckoes Wildlife Show in the Pavilion........................................................Sponsored by Landcare

Pavilion entries to be collected

FMX Motorcycle Spectacular..........................................................................Sponsored by United

4 Cylinder Buzz Box and Ladies Only

Fire Brigade Display

FMX Motorcycle Spectacular..........................................................................Sponsored by United

Fireworks Display................

Demolition Derby................

FMX Motorcycle Spectacular...........................................................................Sponsored by United

Sponsored by Warwick Automotive, Southern Downs Ag, Allora School Buses & Local Charter and the Warwick Credit Union

Sponsored by Railway Hotel, Ryanie for Tyres, Wilson & Rigby Motor Body Repairs, Clifton Garage,, Wilko’s Metal Recycling, Allora Independent Steel, ATV Mechanical Pty Ltd and Clifton Auto Ag Repair

Note : Program times may vary on the night



Saturday night fireworksSaturday 6th February

Proudly sponsored by:

[email protected]


3 Massive Shows5.30pm7.30pmand 9.30pm

FMX Bike SpectacularSaturday 6th February

Proudly sponsored by:


STATE UTE MUSTER SERIESSaturday 6th February

Judging starts at 12 Noon

Chief Steward: James Kedar

Nomination Fee - $10.00 for the 1st class, $5.00 - each additional class entered.

Nominations Saturday between 10.00 & 11.30am to the Steward or [email protected] before the Show.

J.J. Richards & Sons and AVT Mechanical Pty Ltd have donated to this section.

Caution: Drivers to use care at all times. Zero alcohol/drug tolerance.Drivers will be tested for alcohol/drug use.

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Street Ute

B & S Ute

Chick’s Ute

4 x 4 Ute

Work Ute

Feral Ute

Classic Ute

Champion Ute of ShowReserve Champion Ute of Show

Class winners have right of entry to the Sub-Chamber Final.Rules can be accessed on QCAS website www.queenslandshows.com.au

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Best Themed Ute

Biggest Bullbar

Best Lights Display

Most accessories

QCAS CLASSES

NOVELTY CLASSES

Peoples’ Choice - Best of all novelty classes voted by the people



DEMOLITION DERBY

Saturday 6th FebruaryChief Steward & Scrutineer: Tony Elburg

$20 Entry Fee

Open DerbyTrophies and Prize Money

Entry forms & waivers available at Allora True Value Hardwareor email [email protected] BEFORE the Show.

Proudly sponsored by Railway Hotel, Wilson & Rigby, Ryanie for Tyres, Allora Independent Steel, AVT Mechanical Pty Ltd, Clifton Garage, Wilko’s Metal Recycling & Crane Truck Hire

and Clifton Auto Ag Repairs.

4 Cylinder Buzz Box and Ladies only – 5.30pmTrophies and Prize Money

Contact Sean Elburg – 0447 788 738



ENTRY FORM - SHEEP

To the Secretary: Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of your Association, I make the following entries for your forthcoming Show:-

Section Class No.

No. Entries

Description Entry Fee*(GST Applicable)

Full Name:______________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address:_________________________________________________________________________

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__________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number:_________________________________________________________________________

Signature of Exhibitor:_____________________________________Date:_________________________

ALLORA SHOW SOCIETY IncA.B.N. 45 072 279 707

* For Entry Fees, see Prize Schedule. Entry Fee must accompany this Form.

TOTAL ENTRY FEES: $__________________

Bank Details: - Allora Show Soc. Inc. Warwick Credit Union BSB - 817001 A/C - 100008474


STUD SHEEPSaturday 6th February

Judging 9.00amChief Steward: Josh Milton Stewards: M & N Byrne.Closing Date For Entries: Monday of show week.Entry Fee: $3.00 (GST inclusive)Prize Money: 1st - $6, 2nd - $5, 3rd - $3Champion & Reserve Champion Sash for each breed.

Prize Money for Champ ion & Reserve Ram & Ewe of each Breed donated by Blue Cow Hotel and Pursehouse Rural.Riverina Bags of Feed & Sheep Drench.

Supreme Ram & Supreme Ewe of Show - Perpetual Trophy donated by Blue Cow Hotel plus Keeper Trophy.All entries to be penned by 8.30am Saturday of the ShowAll breeds except merino are eligible.

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Ram LambRam, 2 toothRam, 4 tooth & overEwe Lamb

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Ewe, 2 toothEwe, 4 tooth and overBreeder’s Group - 1 Ram and 2 Ewes - to be bred by exhibition

CLASSES

General Regulations:1. All sheep must be bonafide property of the

exhibitor.2. Entries will only be received subject to the

right of stewards to reject stock which they may consider are not of sufficient merit to compete or are the wrong age for the classes in which they are entered - this will be strictly adhered to. Exhibitors shall be responsible for placing their exhibits in the right classes.

3. All exhibitors must abide by the decision of the Stud Sheep Committee.

4. The committee shall not be liable for any accident, injury or loss of the exhibits.

5. Exhibitors shall provide their own food, bedding and water containers.

6. Each entry shall be eligible for one class only, except where otherwise stated.

7. The onus of taking entries to and from the judging ring must be on the owner or exhibitor.

8. Stock to be of show standard only.9. Sheep must be free of external parasites.10. Brucellosis Certificate- all stud sheep exhibited

must be from a Government Accredited Brucellosis Free Flock and must have

proof - this will be strictly enforced.11. All interstate exhibitors must have Health

Certificate.12 NLIS Tags must be in all sheep or sheep will not

be able to be shown.

YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION will be held. Winners are eligible for the final in Toowoomba as long as the competitor is 15 years of age at 1st May in the year of the State Final. Prize Money donated by Pursehouse RuralChampionship points go towards the Circuit Achievement Trophy.Points are given for Champion and Reserve Champion Rams of each breed towards the Fred Bebbington Perpetual Trophy Ram of the Year.

ACCREDITATION CERTIFICATES WILL BE REQUESTED & CHECKED.

NO CERTIFICATES - NO ENTRY!



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ANGORA GOATS

ALL EXHIBITORS WILL PAY THE GATE ENTRANCE FEE.Stewards:- T. Rankin, S. Daley, H. O’Leary, A. Haaijer

All entries must be registered in a herd book recognised by the Show Society (AMBA Ltd.). No restriction on number of entries. The Show Society has the right to reject any entry. All exhibits must have been in the possession of

exhibitor at least 3 months prior to show. Entrants must have correct age of entry as of 1st JANUARY 2021. Judge may declare that there is no prize in a class.

Judging commences at 10.00am

Entry Fee $1.10 GST Inclusive1st Prize $5.00 - 2nd $3.00 - 3rd $2.00

Entry Fee must accompany entries. Entries close Wednesday of show week.Medallions kindly donated by Mohair Australia

Saturday 6th February

CLASSES1. DOE UNDER 1 YEAR - For schools only2. DOE UNDER 1 YEAR - Open3. DOE 1 TO 2 YEARS - For schools only4. DOE 1 TO 2 YEARS - Open5. DOE 2 TO 3 YEARS - For schools only6. DOE 2 TO 3 YEARS - Open7. DOE OVER 3 YEARS8. CHAMPION DOE - Sash and Trophy

RESERVE CHAMPION DOE - Sash

“The Les McConachy Memorial Trophy”

9. BUCK UNDER 1 YEAR - (For schools only)10. BUCK UNDER 1 YEAR - (Open)11. BUCK 1 TO 2 YEARS – (For schools only)12. BUCK 1 TO 2 YEARS - (Open)13. BUCK 2 TO 3 YEARS – (For schools only)14. BUCK 2 TO 3 YEARS - (Open)15. BUCK OVER 3 YEARS16. CHAMPION BUCK - Sash and TrophyRESERVE CHAMPION BUCK - Sash17. BREEDERS GROUP - One buck & two does.(For schools only)

18. BREEDERS GROUP - One buck and two does.(For schools only)

19. SIRE’S PROGENY GROUP - Three Angoras, minimum of one buck. Entries must be entered in individual classes.

(For schools only)

20. SIRE’S PROGENY GROUP - Three Angoras, minimum of one buck. Entries must be entered in individual classes.

(Open)

21.GRAND CHAMPION ANGORA – SashTrophy donated by Border Region AMBA

22. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Trophy donated by Allora Show Society

23. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR “OPEN CLASSES”Kath McConachy Trophy Trophy Donated By Jim Barnes “In Honour Of Kath’s Work As A Steward”

CHAMPION OF SCHOOLSTrophy donated by Mrs. Pat Hockings

YOUNG JUDGING TO TAKE PLACE AFTER SHOWING – OPEN TO 18 YEARS & UNDER



AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATSSaturday 6th February

ALL EXHIBITORS WILL PAY THE GATE ENTRANCE FEE.

Entry Fee:- $3.50 per entry, per classEntries Close:- Saturday 23RD January 2021

Chief Steward: Therese PurtonJudge: TBA

Judging Commences At 9.30amPlease EMAIL a copy of your entries to: [email protected]

The Original Copy is to be handed in to the Show Manager with Entry Fees on the day of the Show.Please bring a plate to share for our ‘Social Get Together Lunch’.

Ribbons Supplied by the ALLORA SHOW SOCIETYTrophies Supplied by AABMGS.Inc

(Australian All Breeds of Miniature Goat Society Inc.)

Eligibility of Exhibits:

• Exhibits can be registered with any Miniature Goat Organisation in Australia.

• Registration Certificates will be viewed by the Show Manager prior to the commencement of exhibiting.

• All Exhibits must be a minimum of a Generation 1 (Gen 1).

• A Generation 1 (Gen 1) must have two registered parents.

• Horns: A goat with horns will initially be able to be shown with the AABMGS Inc. as long as the goat is not unruly or considered a danger to other exhibitors or members of the public. The allowance of horned goats will be phased out and all animals born during or after 2014 must be disbudded for show eligibility.

PLEASE NOTE: By signing your entry form you and any person participating with you agree to the following:

• I/We agree to exhibit and participate at the Allora Agricultural Show at my/our own risk and I/we will assume all responsibility for my/our exhibits, handlers and guests at all times.

• I/We agree not to make any claim against the Show Society or the AABMGS Inc. or any other person involved in organising, hosting and/or providing a venue for the Event, for any injury or loss sustained to me/us, my/our personal property or my/our goats exhibited under my/our care at this show.

• I/We agree to exhibit and participate at my/our own risk and to uphold the rules of the Hosting Show Society and the AABMGS Inc. as well as any other Organisation which is involved in hosting or providing a venue for the Event; against all claims, suits, or legal action, which may be brought forward in respect to any injury or other loss sustained by any person, personal property or exhibits under my/our care in the course of exhibiting and participating at the Event.

• The AABMGS Inc. or any of its representatives will not under any circumstances be held responsible or liable for any accident, loss or damage to any personal property or exhibits at the Event.

• Any complaints or disputes are to be directed to the Show Manager who will attempt to rectify any issues if they are deemed necessary.

• The Show Manager is not required to rectify or address all complaints on the day of the Event if they feel they need to consult with the Show Society Committee and/or the AABMGS Inc. Management Committee to make a professional decision



1. Best Presented – Any Breed2. Kiddy Klass - Any Breed3. Junior Handler - Any Breed4. Adult Handler - Any Breed5. Best Udder – Any Breed6. Wether under 12 months - Any BreedReserve Champion Miniature Kid WetherChampion Miniature Kid Wether

7.Wether over 12 months - Any BreedReserve Champion Miniature Adult WetherChampion Miniature Adult WetherSupreme Miniature Wether

MINIATURE NUBIANS (MN)8.MN Doe under 6 months (under 54cm)9.MN Doe 6 to 12 months (under 60cm)Reserve Champion MN Kid Doe Champion MN Kid Doe

10. MN Doe 12 to 24 months (under 66cm)11. MN Doe 24 to 36 months (under 68cm)Reserve Champion MN Junior Doe Champion MN Junior Doe

12. MN Doe 3 to 4 years (under 69cm)13. MN Doe over 4 years (under 70cm) Reserve Champion MN Adult DoeChampion MN Adult Doe 14. MN Buck under 6 months (under 55cm)

15. MN Buck 6 to 12 months (under 62cm)Reserve Champion MN Kid BuckChampion MN Kid Buck

16. MN Buck 12 - 24 months (under 68cm)17. MN Buck 24 to 36 months (under 72cm)Reserve Champion MN Junior Buck Champion MN Junior Buck

18. MN Buck 3 to 4 years (under 74cm)19. MN Buck over 4 years (under 75cm)Reserve Champion MN Adult BuckChampion MN Adult Buck

AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE GOATS (AMG)20. AMG Doe under 6 months (under 50cm)21. AMG Doe 6 to 12 months (under 53.5cm)Reserve Champion AMG Kid Doe Champion AMG Kid Doe

22. AMG Doe 12 to 24 months (under 57cm)23. AMG Doe 24 to 36 months (under 58cm)Reserve Champion AMG Junior Doe Champion AMG Junior Doe

24. AMG Doe 3 to 4 years (under 59cm)25. AMG Doe over 4 years (under 60cm)Reserve Champion AMG Adult Doe Champion AMG Adult Doe26. AMG Buck under 6 months (under 50cm)27. AMG Buck 6 to 12 months (under 54.5cm)Reserve Champion AMG Kid Buck Champion AMG Kid Buck28. AMG Buck 12 - 24 months (under 58.5cm)29. AMG Buck 24 - 36 months (under 60.5cm)Reserve Champion AMG Junior Buck Champion AMG Junior Buck30. AMG Buck 3 to 4 years (under 62.5cm)31. AMG Buck over 4 years (under 63.5cm)Reserve Champion AMG Adult BuckChampion AMG Adult Buck

ELF GOATS (ELF)

NB Extra age classes will be added if entries require.32. ELF Doe under 12 months (under 50cm)Reserve Champion ELF Kid Doe Champion ELF Kid Doe33. ELF Doe over 12 months (under 60cm)Reserve Champion ELF Junior/Adult Doe Champion ELF Junior/Adult Doe34. ELF Buck under 12 months (under 50cm)Reserve Champion ELF Kid Buck Champion ELF Kid Buck35. ELF Buck over 12 months (under 63.5cm)Reserve Champion ELF Junior Buck Champion ELF Junior Buck

SILKY GOATS

NB Extra age classes will be added if entries require.36. Silky Doe under 12 months (under 50cm)Reserve Champion Silky Kid Doe

CHAMPION SILKY KID DOE37. Silky Doe over 12 months (under 60cm)Reserve Champion Silky Kid BuckChampion Silky Kid Doe

38. Silky Buck under 12 months (under 50cm)Reserve Champion Silky Junior/Adult DoeChampion Silky Junior/Adult Buck

39. Silky Buck over 12 months (under 63.5cm)Reserve Champion Silky Junior/Adult BuckChampion Silky Junior/Adult Buck


IMPORTED BREED CLASSES (IB)

PYGMY

40. Pygmy Bred Doe under 6 months (Under 50cm)41. Pygmy Bred Doe 6 - 12 months (Under 50cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Kid DoeChampion Pygmy Bred Kid Doe

42. Pygmy Bred Doe 12 to 24 months (Under 60cm)43. Pygmy Bred Doe over 2 years (Under 60cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Junior DoeChampion Pygmy Bred Junior Doe

44. Pygmy Bred Doe 3 to 4 years (Under 60cm)45. Pygmy Bred Doe over 4 years (Under 60cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Adult DoeChampion Pygmy Bred Adult Doe

46. Pygmy Bred Buck under 6 months (Under 50cm)47. Pygmy Bred Buck 6 - 12 months (Under 54.5cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Kid BuckChampion Pygmy Bred Kid Buck

48. Pygmy Bred Buck 12 - 24 months (Under 58.5cm)49. Pygmy Bred Buck 24 to 36 months (Under 60.5cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Junior BuckChampion Pygmy Bred Junior Buck

50. Pygmy Bred Buck 3 to 4 years (Under 62.5cm)51. Pygmy Bred Buck over 4 years (Under 63.5cm)Reserve Champion Pygmy Bred Adult BuckChampion Pygmy Bred Adult Buck

NIGERIAN DWARF & MINIATURE SWISS BREEDS(MINIATURE DAIRY)

52. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe under 6 months 53. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe 6 to 12 months Champion ND or MS Kid DoeReserve Champion ND or MS Kid Doe

54. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe 1 to 2 Years 55. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe 2 to 3 Years Champion ND or MS Junior DoeReserve Champion ND or MS Junior Doe

56. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe 3 to 4 years 57. MINIATURE DAIRY Doe over 4 yearsChampion ND or MS Adult DoeReserve Champion ND or MS Adult Doe

58. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck under 6 months 59. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck 6 to 12 months Champion ND or MS Kid BuckReserve Champion ND or MS Kid Buck

60. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck 1 to 2 Years 61. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck 2 to 3 YearsChampion ND or MS Junior BuckReserve Champion ND or MS Junior Buck

62. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck 3 to 4 years 63. MINIATURE DAIRY Buck over 4 years Champion ND or MS Adult BuckReserve Champion ND or MS Adult Buck

MINIATURE BOER (MB)

64. MB Doe Under 6 months (under 50cm)

65. MB Doe 6 to 12 months (under 53.5cm)Reserve Champion Miniature Boer Kid DoeChampion Miniature Boer Kid Doe

66. MB Doe 12 to 24 months (under 57cm)67. MB Doe 24 to 36 months (under 58cm)Reserve Champion Miniature Boer Junior DoeChampion Miniature Boer Junior Doe

68. MB Doe 24 to 36 months (under 59cm)69. MB Doe 36 to 48 months (under 60cm)Reserve Champion Miniature Boer Adult DoeChampion Miniature Boer Adult Doe

70. MB Buck under 6 months (under 50cm)71. MB Buck 6 to 12 months (under 54cm)Reserve Champion Miniature Boer Kid Buck

Champion Miniature Boer Kid Buck

72. MB Buck 12 to 24 months (under 58cm)73. MB Buck 24 to 36 months (under 63.5cm)Reserve Champion Miniature Boer Junior Buck

Champion Miniature Boer Junior Buck

GRAND CHAMPION & SUPREME CLASSES - AUTOMATIC ENTRY

a) Grand Champion Kid Doeb) Grand Champion Junior Doec) Grand Champion Adult Doed) Best in Show Doee) Grand Champion Kid Buckf) Grand Champion Junior Buckg) Grand Champion Adult Buckh) Best in Show Bucki) Supreme Miniature Goat

PROGENY CLASSES74. Sire or Dam with 1 Progeny 75. Sire or Dam with 2 Progeny76. Fancy Dress (Free Fun Class)


SECTION “R” - POULTRY

Entry Fee: $1.50 GST Inclusive.

All exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Chief Steward: Keith Young, 0457 047 262

Stewards: Southern Downs Poultry Club members

Entries - [email protected] or

SDPC - PO Box 118, Allora. 4362

Entries close 1st Feburary 2021

Penning 3pm on Saturday of the Show and JUDGING at 4 pm.

Drop-off Zone, front roadside of Poultry Shed through personnel gate. Cars must move once penned

Entries close Monday 1st Feburary 2021 or when pen limit is reached.

All birds must be free of parasites and disease. Stewards will ask that ill birds be removed.

Allora Show will be run with Covid measures in place and exhibitors are expected to follow directions as required

Stewards only to handle birds after penning. Water Cups to be maintained by Exhibitor.

Waterfowl eligible for Fowl of Show Award.

Classes of 5 or more birds, Champion, First and Second Place’s will be awarded.

Champion Fowl of Show($50 Gift Voucher from Olsen’s Produce)

Reserve Champion Fowl of Show

Champion Large Soft Feather

Champion Soft Feather Bantam

AWARDS: SASH AND PRIZE:

Champion Waterfowl of Show

Champion Large Hard Feather

Champion Hard Feather Bantam

Champion Ancona of Show Trophy by Sackley Family Memorial


TWILIGHT SHOW

Cock Hen Ckrl Plt Cock Hen Ckrl Plt

Ancona 1 2 3 4 Ancona 113 114 115 116

Araucana 5 6 7 8 Australorp 117 118 119 120

Australorp 9 10 11 12 Belgian - d’Anver (state col.) 121 122 123 124

Barnevelder 13 14 15 16 Belgian - d’Uccle (state col.) 125 126 127 128

Croad Langshan 17 18 19 20 Japanese 129 130 131 132

Hamburgh - AOC 21 22 23 24 Langshan - Black 133 134 135 136

Houdan 25 26 27 28 Langshan - AOC 137 138 139 140

Langshan - Black 29 30 31 32 Leghorn - White 141 142 143 144

Langshan – AOC 33 34 35 36 Leghorn - Black 145 146 147 148

Leghorn - White 37 38 39 40 Leghorn - Brown 149 150 151 152

Leghorn - Black 41 42 43 44 Leghorn - Blue 153 154 155 156

Leghorn - Brown 45 46 47 48 Leghorn - AOC 157 158 159 160

Leghorn - AOC 49 50 51 52 Minorca 161 162 163 164

Minorca 53 54 55 56 Pekin - Black 165 166 167 168

Orpington - Black 57 58 59 60 Pekin - Blue 169 170 171 172

Orpington - AOC 61 62 63 64 Pekin - Buff 173 174 175 176

Plymouth Rock - Dark 65 66 67 68 Pekin - Cuckoo 177 178 179 180

Plymouth Rock - Light 69 70 71 72 Pekin - White 181 182 183 184

Rhode Island - Red 73 74 75 76 Pekin - AOC 185 186 187 188

Rhode Island - White 77 78 79 80 Plymouth Rock - Dark 189 190 191 192

Silkie - White 81 82 83 84 Plymouth Rock - Light 193 194 195 196

Silkie - Black 85 86 87 88 Rhode Island Red 197 198 199 200

Silkie - AOC 89 90 91 92 Rhode Island White 201 202 203 204

Sussex - Light 93 94 95 96 Rosecomb - Black 205 206 207 208

Sussex - AOC 97 98 99 100 Rosecomb - AOC 209 210 211 212

Wyandotte - White 101 102 103 104 Seabright - Gold 213 214 215 216

Wyandotte - AOC 105 106 107 108 Seabright - Silver 217 218 219 220

AOV (state variety) 109 110 111 112 Sussex – Light 221 222 223 224

Wyandotte - White 225 226 227 228

Wyandotte - AOC 229 230 231 232

AOV (state variety) 233 234 235 236

CK HN CL PT

Asil 237 238 239 240

Aust. Game - Black/Red 241 242 243 244

Australian Game - AOC 245 246 247 248

Henfeather 249 250 251 252

Indian Game - Dark 253 254 255 256

Indian Game - Jubilee 257 258 259 260

Malay 261 262 263 264

Pit Game - Light 265 266 267 268

Pit Game - Heavy 269 270 271 272

Pit Game (Muff) - Light 273 274 275 276

Pit Game (Muff) - Heavy 277 278 279 280

AOV Game 281 282 283 284

CK HN CL PT

Black/Red - DL 391 393 392

Partridge 394

Black/Red - LL 395 397 396

Black Tail Wheaten 399 398

Blue Tail Wheaten 401 400

White Tail Wheaten 404 402

Blue/Red 403 408 405 406

Black/Blue 407 412 409 410

Brown/Red 411 416 413 414

Duckwing - DL 415 420 417 418

Duckwing - LL 419 424 421 422

Furnace 423 428 425 426

Ginger 427 432 429 430

Grey or Birchen 431 436 433 434

Mealy Grey 435 440 437 438

Pile 439 444 441 442

Spangle 443 448 445 446

OEG - AOC 447 448 449 450

LARGE SOFT FEATHER SOFT FEATHER - BANTAM

LARGE HARD FEATHER OLD ENGLISH GAME - BANTAM


CK HN CL PT

Black/Red - DL 285 286

Partridge 287 288

Black/Red - LL 289 290

Black Tail Wheaten 291 292

Blue-Tail Wheaten 293 294

Blue/Red 295 296 297 298

Black/Blue 299 300 301 302

Brown/Red 303 304 305 306

Crele 307 308 309 310

Duckwing - Silver 311 312 313 314

Duckwing - Gold 315 316 317 318

Ginger 319 320 321 322

Grey or Birchen 323 324 325 326

Mealy-Grey 327 328 329 330

Pile 331 332 333 334

AOC 335 336 337 338

CK HN CL PT

Large Soft Feather 451

Bantam Soft Feather 452

Large Hard Feather 453

Bantam Hard Feather 454

Waterfowl 455

Large Soft Feather 456

Bantam Soft Feather 457

Large Hard Feather 458

Bantam Hard Feather 459

Waterfowl 460

Khaki Campbell - AC 461 462

Indian Runner - White 463 464

Indian Runner - AOC 465 466

Mallard - Natural 467 468

Mallard - White 469 470

Mallard - AOC (state colour) 471 472

Muscovy - White 473 474

Muscovy - AOC 475 476

Buff Orpington 477 478

Pekin 479 480

Rouen 481 482

Welsh Harlequin –Bantam 483 484

Welsh Harlequin – Large 485 486

Cayuga 487 488

AOV – Waterfowl 489 490

Australian Game 339 340 341 342

Indian Game - Dark 343 344 345 346

Indian Game - Jubilee 347 348 349 350

Indian Game - Blue 351 352 353 354

Malay Game 355 356 357 358

Modern Game - Black-Red 359 360 361 362

Modern Game - Duckwing 363 364 365 366

Modern Game - Pile 367 368 369 370

Modern Game - AOC 371 372 373 374

Pit Game - Plain Face 375 376 377 378

Henheather 379 380 381 382

Pit Game - Muff 383 384 385 386

AOV 387 388 389 390

CK HN CL PT

Hard Feather 491 492 493 494

Soft Feather 495 496 497 498

Water Fowl 499 500 501 502

HARD FEATHER - BANTAM

OLD ENGLISH GAME - LARGE

WATERFOWL

PAIR OF FEMALES

BREEDING PAIR

JUNIOR EXHIBITORS SECTION(up to 16 years) 1st prize $10, 2nd prize $5

BACKYARDThe Backyard classes are to encourage people to become involved in showing poultry. The birds dont need to be purebred, only need to be quiet, clean and pest/disease free.

BACKYARD class to be judged :-

Cute and cuddly class BY1So Ugly I’m Cute Class BY2


CAGED BIRDSAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Entry Fee: $1.50 (GST Inclusive)Chief Steward: Keith Young - 0457 047 262

Entries - [email protected] orSDPC - PO Box 118, Allora. 4362Entries close 1st February 2021

• Penning to start at 3pm on Saturday of the Show and JUDGING to commence at 4 pm.• Show Cages are not necessary, however cages must allow the judge clear view of the birds.

• Place Cards and Ribbon Awards. Champion ribbons will be awarded to classes with 8 or more entries

• Allora Show will be run with Covid measures in place and exhibitors are expected to follow directions as required

Cock Hen

Light Green/Dark Green/Olive Green/Grey Green 1 2

Sky Blue, Cobalt, Mauve Violet, Grey 3 4

Lutino, Albino 5 6

Cinnamon Green, Cinnamon Blue 7 8

Opaline Normal 9 10

Opaline-Cinnamon, Lacewing, Opaline, Greywing, Fallow (excluding Opaline, A.O.C.)

11 12

Lacewing Normal A.C. 13 14

Greywing Green or Blue, Yellow Wing, White Wing (excluding Opaline, Yellow Face and Cinnamon) Fallow Normal A.C. Yellow Face Blue (type 1 only) (excluding Pied and Opaline)

15 16

Dominant Pied, Recessive Pied (any colour including Opaline and Yellow Face)

17 18

Fallow Normal A.C. 19 20

Spangle Normal 21 22

A.O.C. and non-standardised colour varieties 23 24

BUDGERIGARS

Cock Hen

Yorkshire Yellow A.C 25 26

Yorkshire Buff A.C. 27 28

Norwich Yellow 29 30

Norwich Buff 31 32

Border Fancy Yellow 33 34

Border Fancy Buff 35 36

Red Factor 37 38

Gloster Yellow A.C. 39 40

Gloster Buff A.C. 41 42

Lizard A.C. 43 44

CANARIES

Zebra Class

Diamond Fire Tails 45

Double Bars 46

Long Tails 47

Gouldian (any colour) 48

Any other variety 49

Australian Finch 50

AUSTRALIAN FINCH

Class

Manikin 51

Cut Throat 52

Cuban 53

Cordon Bleu 54

Java (any colour) 55

Waxbill 56

Nuns 57

Any other variety Foreign Finch 58

CANARIES

Class

Fishers 59

Mask 60

Green 61

Blue 62

Yellow 63

Cinnamon 64

Pied 65

LOVEBIRDS

Class

King Quail - Normal 68

King Quail - Any other colour 69

Any other Australian Quail 70

Any Foreign Quail 71

QUAILS (Please provide own cage)

Cock Hen

Any variety Parrot 66 67

PARROTS


PIGEONSAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Entry Fee: $1.50 (GST Inclusive)

Chief Steward: Keith Young - 0457 047 262

Entries - [email protected] or

SDPC - PO Box 118, Allora. 4362

Entries close 1st February 2021

OLD COCK

OLD HENFANCY

UTILITY

SHOW PEN HOMER

RACING HOMER

Fantail 491 492

Tumbler 495 496

Modena Gazzi 499 500

Modena Scheitti 503 504

Pigmy Pouter 507 508

Norwich Cropper 511 512

Magpie 515 516

AOV Fancy (State breed & colour) 519 520

King 523 524

Carneau 527 528

AOV Utility (State breed & colour) 531 532

Show Pen Homer AC(State breed & colour)

535 536

Show Pen Homer AC(State breed & colour)

539 540

(Exhibits entered in these classes to be rung with recognised Racing Club ring)

• Penning to start at 3pm on Saturday of the Show and JUDGING to commence at 4 pm.

• All birds to be free of vermin and disease.

• Exhibits to remain penned until presentation of trophies.

• All birds must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.

• Stewards only to handle birds after penning. Judges only to use judging sticks.

• Place Cards and Ribbon Awards. Champion ribbons will be awarded to classes with 5 or more entries

• Allora Show will be run with Covid measures in place and exhibitors are expected to follow directions as required

Champion Fancy or Utility Pigeon

Reserve Champion Pigeon of Show

Champion Show Pen or Racing Homer


ALLORA SHOW SOCIETY Inc. Poultry, Cage Bird & Pigeon Entry Form

CLASS NO. NO. OF ENTRIES BREED OR VARIETY PEN NO.

$____________ @ $1.50 per entry. FEES ENCLOSED:

Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________________________

Mobile:________________________________Email:_______________________________________________

PLEASE SEND ENTRY FORM WITH FEE TO

Entries will only be accepted with full payment, remittance must be [email protected]

Allora Show Society -Warwick Credit Union BSB-817001 A/C -100008474 Ref - Poultry - Surname

orSouthern Downs Poultry Club Allora Inc.

Post Office Box 118,ALLORA, Q’LD. 4362

President – Leanne Doepel - 0409 496 796Cheif Steward – Keith Young - 0457 047 262

TOTAL DUE $______________

To the Secretary: Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations of your Association, I make the following entries for your forthcoming Show:-

ALLORA SHOW SOCIETY Inc.A.B.N. 45 072 279 707

Poultry only Digital Entry Form available copy this link. https://forms.gle/4hm54pNwRTAhv6pz7

ALLORA


PET PARADEOpen to entrants 15 years and under

(proof of age may be required)Stewards: Mrs J Bool & Mrs P Geraghty

Judging to start 10.00am on Saturday of show1st $5, 2nd $4, 3rd $2 and Ribbons

1 SMALLEST pet

2 Best Bird pet

3 Best Chicken pet

4 MOST UNUSUAL pet

5 Best Cat pet

6 CUDDLIEST pet

7 Best Dog pet

8 LARGEST pet(nothing bigger than a Shetland pony)

9 BEST DRESSED pet

10 Special Class – Kookie Tickle Memorial Best Border Collie Dog (Please note: must look like a Border Collie)

1st - $20

2nd - $15

3rd - $10

4th - $5

CLASSESNominations are free

on the day

Champion Pet – Family Pass to Darling Downs Zoo, Rosette and $10

Sponsored by Darling Downs Zoo



ENTRY FORM - PAVILION ENTRIESALLORA SHOW SOCIETY Inc.

A.B.N. 45 072 279 707TO THE SECRETARY: Subject to the Rules, By-Laws and Regulations

of your Association, I make the following Entries

SECTION CLASS NO. NO. OF ENTRIES

PARTICULARS OF EXHIBIT ENTRY FEE *

TOTAL DUE $______________

* For Entry Fee see Prize Schedule. Entry Fees must accompany this form

Annual Allora Show – GST Registration Form.

### ATTENTION ALL EXHIBITORS ### -Please complete and return the following form with your entries.

Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________________________

PLEASE TICK THE APPLICABLE BOX

I will compete in the____________________________ My ABN is __________________________

Section of the Allora Show as a hobbyist only. I have NOT registered to collect GST.

I have NOT registered for an ABN.

My ABN is __________________________

Signature_____________________________ I AM registered to collect GST.


ALLORA SHOW SOCIETY INCORPORATED(“THE SHOW SOCIETY”)

NAME OF EVENT: _____________________________________DATES / DURATION OF EVENT: ___________________________

Event Participant – Waiver, Release and Acknowledgment Form.In this Waiver, Release and Acknowledgment Form “the Society” means and includes all affiliated entities; servants or agents of the Society, all employees of the society, all members of the Society and all volunteers of the Society and / or affiliated entities.

By participation in the Event:

1. I acknowledge that it is a condition of participating in the Event that I do so at my own risk. I accept all risks and release the Society from all claims, demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with my participation in the Event and indemnify them against all liability for any injury, loss or damage arising out of or connected with my participation in the Event. This release continues forever and binds all of my heirs, successors, executors, personal representatives and assigns.

2. I acknowledge that is a condition of participation in the Event that the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event are absolved from all liability arising for injury or damage to myself or my property howsoever caused arising out of my participation in the Event whatsoever whether due to any negligent act, breach of duty, default and/or omission on the part of the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event, or otherwise.

3. I acknowledge that participating in the Event may involve a risk of serious injury or even death. I accept all risks necessarily flowing from participation in the Event.

4. I acknowledge that the Society relies on the information provided by me and state that all such information is accurate and complete.

5. I warrant that I am physically fit to participate in the Event and that I have not been advised otherwise by a qualified medical practitioner. I acknowledge that I must disclose any pre-existing medical or other condition that may affect the risk that either myself, or any other person will suffer injury, loss or damage.

6. I consent to receiving any medical treatment including ambulance transportation that the Society and any person or body directly associated with the Event think desirable as required during the Event.

7. I acknowledge that it is a condition of participating in the Event that I follow the instructions of the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event at all times. I indemnify and keep indemnified the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event from all claims, demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with a failure by me to comply with the rules and / or directions given to me by the Society and any person or body directly or indirectly associated with the Event.

Signature:__________________________________________________Date:______________________________________________

Print name in full:________________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________ (optional)

Address:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

DECLARATION OF MINORS - UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE.

If you are under the age of 18 years on the Event Day, your parent or guardian must sign this declaration.

I certify that I am the parent / guardian of ___________________________ who will be ____________ years of age on the day of the Event and that he / she has trained for and has my consent to participate in the Event. I testify that I have read the above and acknowledge acceptance of the stated conditions on behalf of the minor mentioned above.

In consideration of the facilities provided to us, I myself, my executors, administrators and assigns and for the child / children / under age person / s ( if applicable ) absolute release and discharge the Show Society and any person directly or indirectly associated with the Event from all claims, demands and proceedings arising out of or connected with participation in the Event that I or the child / children / under age person / s may suffer or sustain.

Signature of Parent / Guardian: ____________________________ Date:____________________

Print name in full: __________________________________

I acknowledge that i have read this form or that it has been explained to me. I fully understand itsterms and that i have given up substantial rights by signing it. I have signed this document freely and voluntarily without any inducement made to me and intend my signature to be a complete and unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law.


SECTION “F” - FLORAL ARTAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

STEWARD: Mrs. N. Henry

ENTRY FEE - 55¢ (GST Inclusive)

PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1 (unless otherwise stated)

Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

Dried branches, foliage or any other embellishments may

be included if desired.

Exhibitors can collect items from 5.30pm Saturday.

DEFINITIONS - An urn is a vase. A container is any receptacle for holding flowers.

Any type of foliage is allowed in arrangements providing exhibit complies with class in which it is entered. Unless otherwise stated any container may be used and arrangements judged on the principles and elements of design.

OPEN CLASSES

1. “LEAF IT TO THE IMAGINATION” Foliage arrangement any style.

2. Freestyle arrangement using Driftwood.3. “Tall & Proud”, any style, suitable for the top shelf in FA

section. 4. “GUM & ROSES” may contain small amount of other

material.5. “TIN, TWINE & TWIGS” create an art piece but must

contain some horticultural material.6. Massed Arrangement suitable for church or home

decoration.

Champion of Open ClassesVoucher donated by Cassaz Colourful Curls

NEW EXHIBITOR CLASSES(Open to new exhibitors for a period of 3 years)

7. Massed Arrangement suitable for church or home decoration.

8. “KEEP IT SIMPLE”, One flower arrangement.

9. “No flower arrangement”, can use any foliage, succulent or other natural material. Definitely no flowers.

Champion of New Exhibitor ClassesVoucher donated by Cassaz Colourful Curls

JUNIOR FLORAL ART SECTION - UNDER 16 YEARS Entry Free

10. “FLORAL SAUCER” Maximum width 16cm. Arrangement to follow the same scooped out shape as the saucer (must contain majority fresh flowers/ foliage).

11. “THAT’S REALLY CUTE”, display in a cute bottle, toy, crockery etc. Container must hold water or wet oasis.

12. “FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE”, in a vase or bowl. Oasis must not be seen.

Champion of Junior Classes Prize donated by N Henry

Grand Champion Exhibit Floral Art (Classes 1-12)Maureen Shearing Memorial Trophy

Most Entries Trophy donated by Bryson’s Place

Most Points in Floral Art donated by N Henry



SECTION “G” - FARM PRODUCEAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Chief Steward: Mr Ted ShooterStewards: Mr F McCann, Mrs O Shooter, K Shooter

Entry Fee - $1.10 GST Inclusive.Prize Money - 1st $5.00; 2nd $2.00 - Unless otherwise stated.

Regulations

• All produce exhibited to be grown by exhibitor during the last 12 months• Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

• Points will be 3 for First, 2 for Second and 1 point for entry.• Points prize donated by Pacific Seeds to exhibitor gaining most points overall in Farm Produce.

• All grain exhibits to be in 4 litre ice cream containers supplied by Exhibitor.• Sheaf and bundle exhibits to be not less than 30cm in circumference.

• All grain samples to be straight from header, not hand-picked or graded.• Pavilion Entries may be collected from 5.30pm Saturday

Sponsored by Pacific Seeds unless otherwise stated. Prize donated by AVT Mechanical.

WHEAT1. Wheat, milling variety (4l container)2. Feed wheat (4l container)3. Sheaf of wheat

Champion wheat exhibit - prize - $5.00

BARLEY4. Barley malting variety (4l container)5. Feed barley (4l container)6. Sheaf of barley (any variety)

SUNFLOWERS7. (3) Heads - oilseed8. Best single head - oilseed9. (3) Heads - birdseed10. Best single head - birdseed11. Sunflowers oilseed (4l container)12. Sunflowers birdseed (4l container)

GRAIN SORGHUM13. (3) Heads sorghum - green 14. (3) Heads sorghum - ripe15. Best single head - green 16. Best single head - ripe17. Sorghum any variety (4l container)18. Sheaf of sorghum green (not less than 12 heads)19. Sheaf of sorghum ripe (not less than 12 heads)

Most points in grain sorghum sectionPrize $10 donated by r & o shooter

MAIZE20. (3) Stalks green21. (3) Stalks ripe22. (3) Cobs green free of husk23. (3) Cobs ripe free of husk24. Best single cob green free of husk25. Best single cob ripe free of husk26. Maize seed any variety (4l cont.)27. Bag of maize - 12 cobs free of husk

Most points in maize sectionPrize $10 donated by r & o shooter

GENERAL CLASSES28. Oats (4l container)29. Panicum (4l container)30. Japanese millet (4l cont.)31. Soya beans (4l container)32. Canary seed (4l container)33. Triticale (4l container)34. White french millet (4l con.)35. Canola (4l con)36. Any pulse (4l con)37. Bundle any pulse38. Sheaf of oats39. Sheaf of canary seed40. Sheaf of panicum41. Sheaf of japanese millet42. Sheaf of white french millect 43. Bag lucerne chaff 44. Bag any other chaff45. Sheaf of forage sorghum46. Sheaf of any other fodder47. Bundle of lucerne48. Bale of lucerne hay, green49. Bale of lucerne hay, shedded50. Bale of any other hay51. Collection of grasses52. Collection of farm exhibits53. One dozen eggs, white shell54. One dozen eggs, brown shell55. Children seed collage - free entry

Most points in general section classes 28-55$10 Prize donated by r & o shooter



VEGETABLES56. Bag potatoes, red57. Bag potatoes, white58. Bag onions, white59. Bag onions, brown60. 1 Table pumpkin, qld blue61. 1 Table pumpkin, jap62. 1 Table pumpkin, jarrahdale63. Large cattle pumpkin

Champion table pumpkin - prize $10 Donated by r & o shooter

Heaviest pumpkin any variety. $10 Prize donated by pacific seeds

Best farm produce exhibit of show: Sponsored by: kelp agri products


SECTION “H” - HORTICULTURE

ALL EXHIBITORS WILL PAY THE GATE ENTRANCE FEE

SUB-SECTION: CUT FLOWERSChief Steward: K Lee-Lewis, OAMEntry Fee: 55¢ GST InclusivePrize Money 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00 - Unless otherwise stated.Regulations• If only one entry in any class, prize to be awarded at the

discretion of the judge.• No exhibit can compete in more than one Class.• All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor, otherwise they will

be disqualified.• Exhibits received Friday 7.00 -10.00am.• Exhibitors can collect items from 5.30pm Saturday.• Exhibitors must supply own containers and rubber bands to

secure exhibit tickets.

DAHLIAS(May be named by exhibitor)All exhibits in Dahlia Section must not be under 15 cm from top of container.1. 1 DECORATIVE (over 160mm)2. 1 DECORATIVE (under 160mm)3. 1 CACTUS4. 1 WATER LILY5. 1 POMPONE (under 50mm)6. 1 DAHLIA, any other type.Champion Dahlia of the ShowPrize donated by Mrs N E Hoey

ROSES(May be named by exhibitor)7. 1 Pink ROSE8. 1 Yellow ROSE9. 1 Red ROSE10. 1 ROSE any other colour11. 1 ROSE full bloom any colour12 Fancy or striped ROSE 13. Container of ROSES14. Container of CLUSTER ROSES. This includes Floribunda or Polyanthus Roses.Champion Exhibit –Enchanted Garden Nursery & Fruit Shop

NATIVE FLOWERS15. Yellow/Red in Colour16. Any other colour17. Container of Native FlowersChampion – Weeping Mulberry

CUT FLOWERS 18. 3 GERANIUMS19. 3 IVY GERANIUMS20. Container of PHLOX21. 6 PETUNIAS22. Container of PETUNIAS23. Container of VERBENA24. Bloom of RARE or NEW PLANT25. 3 GERBERAS, distinct26. 3 ZINNIAS27. Container of ZINNIAS28. Container of DAISIES29. Specimen of FLOWERING SHRUB30. Container of GOLDEN GLOW31. Specimen of FLOWERING CREEPER32. Container of MARIGOLDS33. 3 MARIGOLDS34. Container of DIANTHUS35. Any other cut FLOWER not specified36. Container of PINK through to MAUVE FLOWERS37. Container of BLUE FLOWERS

38. Container of YELLOW through to ORANGE

FLOWERS39. Container of FLOWERS assorted.

Champion Exhibit from Classes 18 – 39Prize donated by Enchanted Garden Nursery & Fruit Shop

Most Entries in “CUT FLOWER” SECTIONPrize donated by the Allora Post Office

PENALISATION OF ENTRY - IF SPECIFIED CONTAINER IS NOT USED. A container means a vase, bowl or any other receptacle. A bowl is wider than is high and must be viewed from all around. Specimen is a single stem. Distinct means different colours



SUB-SECTION: POT PLANTSExhibitors must supply own containers and rubber bands to secure exhibit tickets.

All exhibits to be in suitable containers.Please check there are no spiders in container.

Chief Steward: Graham & Nancy HoeyEntry fee: 55¢ GST inclusive

Prize money 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00 unless otherwise stated.Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10.00am.

Exhibitors can collect items from 5.30pm Saturday.

2021 Pot Plant Exhibits – All pot plant exhibits to be in containers no more than 250mL or 25cm in diameter. Due to Work Place Health & Safety rules. Large pots will not be considered in judging.

1. 1 Pot COLEUS2. 3 Pots COLEUS (Distinct)3. 1 Pot MAIDEN HAIR FERN 4. 1 Pot NEPHROLEPIS FERN5. 1 Pot FERN (Not provided for)6. 3 Pots FERNS (Distinct Types)7. 1 Pot ASPARAGUS FERN8. 1 Pot FOLIAGE PLANT (Not provided for)9. 1 Pot BEGONIA (Foliage) 10. 1 Pot BEGONIA (In flower) 11. 1 Pot FLOWERING PLANT (Not provided for)12. 1 Pot FOLIAGE CREEPER (Supports allowed)

13. 1 Plant suitable for TABLE DECORATION (Container not over 15cm wide )14. 1 Container of CACTUS and/or SUCCULENT 15. Specimen MOST DISTINCTIVE SUCCULENT PLANT16. Plant growing in NOVELTY CONTAINER17. 1 Hanging basket, any FERN18. 1 Hanging basket (Not provided for)

Points Prize in Pot Plants (1st 2 Points; 2nd 1 point)Prize donated by Gardens Galore

Champion Exhibit from CLASSES 1 – 16Prize donated by Searles

Champion Exhibit from CLASSES 17 – 18Prize donated by Bunnings Warehouse


SECTION “J” - FRUITAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Fruit Chief Steward: Mrs. P. ShooterSteward: Gary Shooter

ENTRY FEE - 55¢ (GST Inclusive)Prize Money 1st - $5, 2nd - $2 (unless otherwise stated)

A prize donated by Earthlife will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of points in the Fruit Section.

FRUIT 1. Plate of 3 DESSERT APPLES

2. Plate of 3 COOKING APPLES

3. Plate of 3 PEARS

4. Plate of 3 QUINCES

5. Plate of 3 NECTARINES

6. Plate of 3 PEACHES

7. Plate of 3 LEMONS

8. Plate of 3 FIGS

9. Single BUNCH OF GRAPES, white

10. Single BUNCH OF GRAPES, black

11. Collection of Grapes, not less than 3 varieties

12. Plate of ANY OTHER FRUIT

BEST FRUIT ENTRY: Prize $5 donated by: P Shooter

BEST COLLECTION OF FRUIT – Prize donated by Earthlife


SECTION “I” - VEGETABLESChief Steward: Mrs. P. Shooter Steward: Gary Shooter

Entry Fee - 55¢ (GST Inclusive)Prize Money 1st - $5, 2nd - $2 (unless otherwise stated)Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

A prize donated by Earthlife will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the greatest number of points in the Vegetable Section.

Exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor.

1. 2 BEETROOTS, red, round2. 2 CARROTS, any variety3. 1 CABBAGE4. 12 PICKLING ONIONS5. 2 large BROWN ONIONSPrize donated by Earthlife

6. 2 large WHITE ONIONS7. 2 purple SALAD ONIONS8. Collection of small TOMATOES (any Colour)9. Collection of TOMATOESPrize donated by Earthlife

10. 2 large TOMATOES11. 2 long green CUCUMBERS12. 2 Round Type CUCUMBERS13. 12 FRENCH BEANS14. 12 BUTTER BEANS15. 12 Purple CLIMBER BEANS16. Collection of BEANS, 4 each of 3 varieties17. 3 stalks RHUBARB, red 18. 3 stalks RHUBARB, green19. Bunch 6 RADISHES, red20. 6 stalks SILVERBEET, in water21. Bunch ESCHALOTS22. 2 CAPSICUMS, green23. 2 CAPSICUMS, red24. Collection of fresh HERBS (in Water)25. Collection of HERBS, (dried)

26. POTATOES, plate of five27. Bunch of PARSLEY, (in water, any variety)28. 2 cobs SWEET CORN (Husks on)29. 1 WHITE BUSH SQUASH30. 2 ZUCCHINI31. 1 Long MARROW32. Collection of MARROWS AND SQUASH, four varieties33. 1 ROCKMELON34. Collection of ROCKMELONS (2 varieties)35. 1 WATERMELON

Prize donated by Earthlife

36. 2 CHOKOS37. SAUCER OF GARLIC CLOVES38. Any other VEGETABLE, not mentioned39. TABLE PUMPKIN, any variety40. 1 BUTTERNUT PUMPKIN41. COLLECTION of VEGETABLES & FRUIT from OWN garden

PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASS 41 - COLLECTION of VEGETABLES & FRUIT from OWN garden

1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $3 - PRIZE MONEYdonated by Mrs P Shooter

Champion of Vegetable SectionTrophy donated by Arc Concrete,Andrew & Ros Cave



SECTION “K” - CROCHET AND NEEDLE WORKStewards: K. Graham, Leanne Olivotto, C Parleviet, C. Anderson, L Mullins.

Show office open for entries 10am - 4pm week of show.Exhibits received till Thursday 4.30pm and Friday 9.30am. No article of work may be entered in more than one class.

All work exhibited must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor.Cleanliness is essential - No article to be washed.

Delivery of exhibits after show will be given and checked by stewards only.Entry Fee: 55¢ (GST Inclusive). High School & Primary School: FREE ENTRY.

Prize Money 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00; Champion $5.00 - unless otherwise stated.Points 1st - 2; 2nd – 1

CROCHET & TATTING1. CROCHET ARTICLE OF FINE COTTON 60 & over2. CROCHET ARTICLE COTTON 40 & under3. CROCHET FACE WASHER, FRIDGE TOWEL OR HAND TOWEL - edge only judged.4. CROCHET HANDKERCHIEF EDGE - edge only judged.5. RUG - any size.6. SCARF7. BEANIE8. CROCHET - any form not listed.9. TATTING - any form.Champion - Crochet & Tatting (Classes 1-8) Sponsored by Kay Graham

KNITTING10. BABY - JACKET, FROCK or BONNET & BOOTIES11. CHILD - JUMPER, CARDIGAN or VEST12. ADULT - JUMPER or VEST13. SCARF14. BEANIE15. KNITTED SOFT TOY.16. KNITTING - any other form not listed.Champion - Knitting (Classes 10-16)- $20.00 prize.Sponsored by Allora QCWA

HAND EMBROIDERY(Pictures not larger than 50cm, excluding frame)17. TABLE CENTRE, DUTCHESS SET or RUNNER.18. SUPPER or AFTERNOON TEA CLOTH.19. COUNTED THREAD WORK - on even weave.20. SMOCKING - smocking only judged.21. CROSS-STITCH.22. HAND EMBROIDERED STITCHERY - any form.23. TAPESTRY.24. RIBBON EMBROIDERY.25. EMBROIDERY - any form.26. CANDLEWICK - any form27. STUMP WORK - at least 4 different stitches.28. EMBROIDERY on GINGHAM MATERIAL.29. HAND EMBROIDERY - any other form not listed.Champion - Hand Embroidery (Classes 17-29) Voucher donated by Barbara Sugden

PATCHWORK, APPLIQUE & QUILTING30. APPLIQUE - Article or Garment31. QUILT - with APPLIQUE, under 140cm.32. QUILT - with APPLIQUE, over 140cm.Voucher Sponsored by Glenrose Patchwork33. PATCHWORK - Article or Garment.34. PATCHWORK QUILT, under 140cm.35. PATCHWORK QUILT, over 140cm. Voucher donated by Canning Town Patchwork36. COUNTRY PATCH - Article or Garment.37. COUNTRY PATCH QUILT - small.38. COUNTRY PATCH QUILT - large.39. HAND MADE QUILT - any medium - quilting only judged.40. CRAZY QUILTING - any medium.Champion - Patchwork, Appliqué & Quilting (Classes 30-40).Voucher donated by Lyn Muir and Helen Hansen

MACHINE SEWING41. CHILD’S GARMENT.42. GARMENT.43. MACHINE EMBROIDERY - any form.44. MACHINE MADE TABLECLOTH or PLACEMATS.45. MACHINE MADE HAND BAG.46. ANY OTHER MACHINE SEWING - not listed.Champion - Machine Sewing (Classes 41-46) Voucher donated by Shelly’s Curtain & Craft

SPINNING & WEAVING47. SKEIN OF HAND SPUN WOOL FINE.48. SKEIN HAND SPUN WOOL THICK OR ART YARN.49. SKEIN OF HAND SPUN FIRBRE OTHER THAN WOOL.50. SKEINS OF HAND SPUN YARN USING DIFFERENT FIRBRES AND TECHNIQUES.ALL SKEIN MUST WEIGH 50 GRAMS OR MOREChampion - Spinning & Weaving (Classes 47-50) $25.00 prize donated by Warwick Spinners and Weavers Group

51. KNITTED ARTICLE OR GARMENT USING HAND SPUN YARN.52. CROCHETED ARTICLE OR GARMENT USING HAND SPUN YARN.53. WOVEN ARTICLE OR GARMENT USING HAND SPUN.54. HAND FELTED ARTICLE OR GARMENT USING WOOL OR OTHER FIBRES.Champion – Spinning & Weaving Section (Classes 47 – 54)



HANDICRAFT55. NOVEL ARTICLE. 56. SOFT TOY - fabric.57. ANIMAL or CHARACTER - fibre filled.58. ARTICLE USING RECYCLED MATERIALS.59. COAT HANGER - any form. 60. HAT - machine made.61. ARTICLE WITH BEADING.62. LACE - HANDMADE - any form.63. ONE WOMAN DISPLAY - three distinct crafts - must be own work.64. ANY OTHER HANDICRAFT - not listed.Champion - Handicraft (Classes 51 - 60) $20.00 prize.Sponsored by Allora QCWA

SCHOOL SECTION

SENIOR (15 – 18 years)Entry Free(Pictures not larger than 40cm - excluding frame)65. KNITTING - any form.66. CROCHET - any form.67. EMBROIDERY - any form.68. CROSS STITCH - any form.69. PATCHWORK - any form. 70. APPLIQUÉ - any form.71. BEADING - any form72. MACHINE SEWING - any form.73. SOFT TOY - fibre filled.74. NOVEL ARTICLE - made using fabric.Most Points Junior Section (Classes 61-70)$15 Voucher donated by Canning Town Patchwork

INTERMEDIATE (12 – 14 years)Entry Free(Pictures not larger than 40cm - excluding frame)75. KNITTING - any form.76. CROCHET - any form.77. EMBROIDERY - any form.78. CROSS STITCH - any form.79. PATCHWORK - any form. 80. APPLIQUÉ - any form.81. BEADING - any form82. MACHINE SEWING - any form.83. SOFT TOY - fibre filled.84. NOVEL ARTICLE - made using fabric.Most Points Intermediate Section (Classes 61-70)$15 Voucher donated by Glenrose Patchwork

JUNIOR (5 – 11 years)Entry Free(Pictures not larger than 40cm - excluding frame)85. KNITTING - any form.86. CROCHET - any form.87. EMBROIDERY/ CROSS STITCH - any form.88. DECORATED HAT - any form.89. PATCHWORK - any form.90. APPLIQUE - any form.91. BEADING - any form.92. SOFT TOY - fibre filled.93. MACHINE SEWING - any form.

Most Points Junior Section (Classes 71-79)$15 Voucher Sponsored by Glenrose Patchwork

CHAMPION SCHOOL SECTION - $20 prize moneySponsored by Allora


SECTION “L” - SCHOOL WORKChief Steward: L Weier (Allora P-10 SS) C Preston (St Patrick’s)

Stewards: C Chandler and S Burt

Entries close at 12 noon on Monday of the show weekEntry free - + open to schools in the Allora, Warwick, Stanthorpe, Killarney and Clifton Districts, home schooled included.

All School Work for 2019 will be: (1) an inter-school non-competitive display of work carried out during the previous year. All work to display student’s name and year level on the back; (2) entries in the competitive sections of Handwriting, Mapping, Art & Creative Writing, name, school, section & class number to be on back of all work. Handwriting to be presented on standard

exercise paper, loose & unmounted. Schools to submit 5 best entries in each class

HANDWRITING1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00 - One page only, using prescribed ruling and text.Sponsored by Allora Rotary Club

Class 1 - Year 1 Beginners Alphabet - printing: 8mm red & blue lined paper.My CountryI love a sunburnt country.A land of sweeping plains.Of rugged mountain ranges,Of droughts and flooding rains.

Class 2 - Year 2: THE ROTARY 4-WAY TEST Queensland Modern Cursive - entries & exits: 6mm red & blue lined paper.Is it the truth?Is it fair to all concerned?Will it build goodwill and better friendships?Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

Class 3 - Year 3 Queensland Modern Cursive - joins: 4mm red and blue lined paper.Once a jolly swagman camped by a billabong,Under the shade of a coolibah tree,And he sang as he watched and waited ‘til his billy boiled“Who’ll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me?”Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing MatildaWho’ll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with meAnd he sang as he watched and waited ‘til his billy boiled“Who’ll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me?”

Class 4 - Years 4: Queensland Modern CursiveAustralians all let us rejoice, For we are young and free; We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil; Our home is girt by sea; Our land abounds in nature’s gifts Of beauty rich and rare; In history’s page, let every stage Advance Australia Fair. In joyful strains then let us sing, Advance Australia Fair.Beneath our radiant Southern Cross We’ll toil with hearts and hands; To make this Commonwealth of ours Renowned of all the lands; For those who’ve come across the seas We’ve boundless plains to share; With courage let us all combine To Advance Australia Fair. In joyful strains then let us sing, Advance Australia Fair.

ROTARY HANDWRITING COMPETITION1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00

Class 5 - Year 5: THE ROTARY 4-WAY TEST The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: First: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; Second: High standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society; Third :The application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life; Fourth: The advancement of international understanding, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideal of service.

Class 6 - Year 6: THE OBJECT OF ROTARY – the same as in Class 5

Prize Money for Classes 2, 5 and 6 donated by Allora Rotary Club



MAPPING1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00Sponsored by Liz Marshall

Class 7 - Year 3: Map of Australia with States in Capital letters.

Class 8 - Year 4: Map of Australia with States in Capital letters.

Class 9 - Year 5: Map of Australia with States and Capital Cities, which must be printed in capital letters.Class 10 - Year 6: Map of Australia with States, Capitals, listed Major Cities and the following geographical features: - Indian/Pacific/Southern Oceans; Gulf of Carpentaria; Torres Strait; Bass Strait; Tasman Sea. Year 6 Major Cities - QLD - Cairns, Toowoomba; NSW - Dubbo, Broken Hill; SA - Port Augusta, Mt Gambier; NT - Alice Springs, Katherine; WA - Broome, Port Headland; TAS - Launceston, Queenstown; VIC - Mildura, Ballarat.

CREATIVE WRITING1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00 Sponsored by Wattles Rugby League Football Club Inc.

Class 11 - Prep: Recount with drawing (added Teacher explanation)Class 12 - Year 1: Handwritten recount of personal experience, no limit on number of sentences.Class 13 - Year 2: Handwritten illustrated story with no limit of sentences, story should show beginning, middle and ending with picture on a separate page.Class 14 - Year 3: Narrative Story in Queensland CursiveClass 15 - Year 4: Narrative Story in Queensland CursiveClass 16 - Year 5: Narrative StoryClass 17 - Year 6: Narrative StoryClass 18 - Year 7: Narrative StoryThe text must be the original work of entrant. Year 3 - 7 may publish their work on a computer in plain font.

ART WORK

1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00Sponsored by Allora Pharmacy

Class 19 - Prep: Painting “My favourite activity with my family”

Class 20- Year 1: Craypas with Paint Wash

Class 21 - Year 2: Craypas with Paint Wash

Class 22- Year 3: Collage

Class 23 - Year 4: Painting (Landscape)

Class 24 - Year 5: Pencil Sketch - any subject

Class 25 - Year 6: Pencil Sketch - any subject

Class 26 - Secondary: 3D Construction or Sculpture

Class 27 - Secondary: Sketch

Class 28 - Secondary: Painting

Class 29 - Secondary: Print


SECTION “N” - HOBBIESAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

CHIEF STEWARD: Judy Emms Ph: 0468 912 068Entry Fee 55¢ GST Inclusive.

Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

OPEN CLASSESPrize Money 1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00 unless otherwise stated.1. Wire Craft

2. Article In Leatherwork

3. Handmade Wooden And Metal Toys

4. Handmade Card - Any Theme

1st $7.00 2nd $3.00 - Donated By Qcwa Allora Branch

5. Article Of Wood Burning

6. Article Of Jewellery

7. Bead Art

8. Any Collection

9. Any Other Hobby, Hand Craft

10. Calligraphy

11. Article Of Folk Art On Any Medium (Wood, Metal, Etc.)

12. Paper Tole – Picture

13. Quilling

14. Decoupage

15. Scrapbooking (Any Subject) - Limit of two (2) entries per person. The original layout must be submitted and must not have been exhibited in previous Allora Shows. Each layout must be submitted in a 30cm x 30cm (12” x 12”) plastic page protector. No albums please.

Prizes money donated by the Emms family.

JUNIOR CLASSESFree EntryPrizes donated for 1st, $2.00 for 2ndSchool Age up to and including Grade 12

16. Any Collection - Stamps, Coins, Match Boxes, Etc.

17. Creature Made From Fruit Or Vegetables.

1st & 2nd - $5.00

18. Lego Display - Under 8 Years.

19. Lego Display - 8 Years And Under 12

(Original Design, Not Design As Per Box, 50cm X 50cm Maximum Size).

20. Diarama – Any Subject.

21. Meccano Display - 12 Years And Under 16 Years. Own Creation.

22. Handmade Card (Any Theme)

23. Article Of Jewellery

24. Scrapbooking - Any Subject. Submission Details As

Per Class 17.

A. Up To 12 Years B. 13 To 17 Years

25. Digital Scrapbooking – Any Subject (Photos Collated Via Computer Program; Printed & Displayed On A3)

26. Origami

B. Under 8’s Class – Free entryAny handmade item.

Prizes donated by Choice and Bunnings WarehousePrize money donated by the Allora Rotary Club

$20 prize for Overall Champion of Section ‘N’

sponsored by the Scope Club of Allora



SECTION “O” - FINE ARTSAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

CHIEF STEWARD: Mr Ray O’BrienEntry Fee $1.10 GST Inclusive.

Prize Money 1st $20.00; 2nd $10.00 unless otherwise stated.All fine arts not to have been shown at Allora show previously.

Note reframing (a) Frame not essential for classes 8, 9, 11, 13, 14 and 15. (b) In all classes stretched canvases with D hooks and hanging wire attached, are considered framed.

All Fine Arts to be in hands of the Secretary by 2pm on Thursday of Show Week.1. Landscape Or Seascape, Any Medium.

2. Still Life, Any Medium

3. Portrait Or Figure (Human), Any Medium

4. Genre Painting (Scene) People Doing Things

5. Drawing, (Monochrome Or Colour)

6. Wildlife (E.g. Horses, Lizards, Birds), Any Medium

7. Botanical, Any Medium

8. Painting, Under 18 Years

9. Drawing, Under 18 Years

10. Allora Building, Streetscape Or People, Any Medium.

$50 Prize Donated By John & Cathy Cowley

11. Painting/Drawing Under 12

Prize Donated By Ray O’brien

12. Contemporary - Any Medium, Including Mixed Medium

Entrants in Classes 13 – 15 are asked to design and submit a poster/brochure to promote the 2021 Allora Show. Entries can be presented using any medium, including computer generated. Entries need to incorporate the following details: -• Society name – “Allora Show Society Inc”• 2021 Show dates – “5th and 6th February”• Size – must be presented on A4 paper.

13. Allora Show Society Promotional Poster – Open ($50 prize donated by Piston Pumps)

14. Allora Show Society Promotional Poster – High School students ($30 prize donated by BAS & Business)

15. Allora Show Society Promotional Poster – Primary School students ($20 prize donated by BAS & Business)

Entrants please note: ALL entries will become the physical and intellectual property of Allora Show Society Inc. The Society will utilised the submitted entries to publicise and promote the Show for the following year. The decision to use/not use any/all of the posters for the next year will rest solely with the Society.

Sponsored by NB Clarke

Prize for Highest Number of PointsSponsored by the Scope Club of Allora

Champion - $50.00 gift voucher - Murray’s Art and FramingGwen Gillam- Encouragement Award - Under 18



SECTION “P” - PHOTOGRAPHYAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

STEWARDS: Mrs S Masters, Mrs M Phelan, Mrs K GordonENTRY FEE: 25¢ per print (GST Inclusive).

PRIZE MONEY: 1st- $5, 2nd- $2.50 unless otherwise stated. Prize money to be collected day of show.Pavilion entries must be collected day of show.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: 1. Open to AMATEUR photographers only

2. All photographs together with entry form & fees to be in the hands of the Secretary by 9am on the Thursday of Show Week.

3. Maximum size of prints to be 17.5 cm x 12.5cm (5’x7’), with the exception of classes16 & 17.

4. All prints to be mounted on LIGHT-WEIGHT CARD, white or coloured, approx. 2cm larger than the print.

5. No photo which has previously won an award in an Allora show may be entered.

6. All entries must be the bonafide work of the exhibitor.

7. Points awarded: 1st – 3 points; 2nd – 2 points; 3rd – 1 point

BLACK & WHITE PRINTS1. Portrait2. Still Life

COLOUR PRINTS3. Portrait (One Or More People, Not Children)

4. Child Or Children Study

5. Animals And Birds Donated By QCWA Allora Branch

6. Scenic Landscape With WaterDonated By J.w. & K.m Gordon

7. Celebration (Wedding, Christening, Graduation, Christmas, Etc.).

8. ReflectionsDonated By S & J Acason

9. Scenic Landscape Without Water Donated By D Whatley

10. Aspects Of Weather (Storm, Sunset, Rainbow Etc.).Donated By M Phelan.

11. Historic

12. Action

13. Candid Or Humorous.

14. Flower Study.

15. Any Other Subject

16. Enlargement And Poster Prints Any Subject (B/W Or Coloured)

17. Set Of Pictures To Tell A Story (Maximum Of 6 Prints Mounted On One Backing)

Donated By Allora Scope Club

JUNIOR SECTION - Under 14 yrs (All entries must be the bona fide work of exhibitor)18. Animals

19. People

20. Any other subject

ALLORA LANDCARE GROUPOPEN

21. Native Australian Fauna1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 donated by Allora Landcare

22. Native Australian Flower1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 donated by Allora Landcare

23. Australian Eucalypt Tree

1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 donated by Allora Landcare

JUNIOR (Year 10 and under)24. Native Australian Animal

1st Prize $10, 2nd $5 donated by Allora Landcare

Prize for the Champion Photo of the Showdonated by Duggan’s Camera Centre

Prize for Exhibitor with Most Points donated by Duggan’s Camera Centre

Prize for Most Points in Junior Section donated by M Phelan



SECTION “Q” - WOODWORKAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

CHIEF STEWARD: Ken PetersenEntry Fee: $2.20 GST Inclusive.

Prize Money 1st $20.00; 2nd $10.00 unless otherwise stated.Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

Exhibits must have been completed within the previous 12 months.Pavilion Entries may be collected from 5.30pm Saturday

WOOD TURNING1. Bowl, Any Bowl Form, Including Hollow Turning. Prize Money Donated By

2. Any Other Turned Article.

WOOD CARVING3. Wood Carving - Any Carved Piece.

FURNITURE4. Furniture, Cabinet Making And Joinery.

MISCELLANEOUS WOOD CRAFTS5. Veneer, Inlay And Marquetry

6. Wooden Toys/Educational

7. Open - Any Handcrafted Piece.

Sponsored By K. D. & H. M. Petersen, Aa Motorcycle Repairs

JUNIOR (Under 16)8. GENERAL - any wooden article.

NOVICE9. Open to any person not having previously won a

prize at the Allora Show.

10. Pryography

Champion Piece: Classes 1-9 $75 donated by Warwick Shire Woodcrafters Inc



SECTION “S” - HOME BREWAll exhibitors will pay the gate entrance fee.

Chief Steward: John Lee-LewisEntry Fee: 55¢ GST Inclusive.

Prizes Money 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.00 unless otherwise stated.Pavilion Entries may be collected from 5.30pm Saturday

Conditions of Entry:No limit to the number of bottles entered in each class. Entries must be the product of the person entering. All commercial

labels and personal identification must be removed, but small labels indicating the type of beer, wine, spirits or liqueurs should be affixed to all bottles. Bottles may be 750mL, 350mL or in the case of liqueurs 250mL. Commercial home brewing

kits may be used.All care will be taken of the entries, but no responsibility will be accepted.

Where possible entries will be chilled before judging.Exhibits received till Thursday 7.30pm and Friday 10am.

1. STOUT or DARK BEER. Black in colour with a rich full bodied woody flavour of roasted grain, and a dry finish. Malt flavour should balance the bitterness from both hops and roasted grain. Dark amber to brown in colour. Rich, medium to full bodied with a predominant malt flavour, light in hops. May have residual sweetness.

2. LAGER BEER. Pale to golden colour, medium bodied with fine malt/hop balance. A crisp taste with good aroma and light on bitterness.

3. BITTER BEER. Golden to amber colour. Medium to full bodied with a smooth flavour balanced with a well hopped taste. May have residual sweetness.

4. SPECIALTY BEERS. Any other beer, e.g. Ginger Beer, Cider (still or sparkling), Lemonade or any brewed effervescent beverage.

5. BEST BEER OF THE SHOW Prize Voucher donated by Warwick Home Brew Supplies

6. BEST SPIRITS OR LIQUEUR OF THE SHOW Prize Voucher donated by Warwick Home Brew Supplies


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