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BELL SHOW SOCIETY INC. 61st Annual Bell Show

2 & 3 March 2019

Woodchop ……………………………………..Sat 2 March

Car Rally & Ute Muster ………………………Sat 2 March

Stud & Prime Cattle, Prime Lambs ………..Sat 2 March

Horse & Ring Events …………………………Sat 2 March

Team Penning …………………………………Sun 3 March

Rodeo …………………………………………...Sun 3 March

Gate Entry - $10.00 per day 15 Years and Under – Free

OFFICE BEARERS

PATRON PRESIDENT

Mr N McLaughlin Mr D McNamara

VICE PRESIDENTS

Mr R Sperling & Mr W McNamara

SECRETARY ASS’T SECRETARY TREASURER

Mrs C Laffy Mr T Williams Mrs K Fullagar

AUDITOR COMMITTEE

Carrick Aland Pty Ltd All Financial Members

LADIES COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASS’T SECRETARY

Mrs L Sperling Mrs K Nation Mrs S Caldwell

VICE PRESIDENTS

Mrs J Kane and Mrs S Heathwood

LIFE MEMBERS

MEN LADIES A Adair D McNamara R Andrew R Patteson

R Andrew W McNamara B Caldwell P Saunders

J Derrick L A McPhee J Cook J Schmidt

W Dredge J Nation L Cuthbert D Sorley

G Edwards R Robertson C Fisher L Sorley

J Fisher G Sharpe J Frost J Sorley

G Frost A Sorley L Green R Sorley

J Green D Greenup P Greenup S Greenup

G Greenup S Sorley V McNamara L Sperling

C Hartmann R Sperling B Muller J Staines

R Lambley R Weedon K Nation P Tynan

N McLaughlin

PAST PRESIDENTS

Mr G L Gordon 1957 – 1973 Mr C H Osler 1974 - 1977

Mr J Farquharson 1978- 1979 Mr G McNamara 1980 - 1987

Mr R Sperling 1988 – 1998 Mr N McLaughlin 1999 – 2010

PAST SECRETARIES PAST TREASURERS

Mr J W O’Keefe 1957 – 1960 Mr J Sorley 1957 - 1959

Mr K W McGowan 1960 M G Henderson 1960 - 1966

Mr G Henderson 1961 – 1966 Mr J Farquharson 1967 - 1969

Mr J Farquharson 1967- 1973 Miss D Bolser 1970

Mr R A Astbury 1974 – 1977 Mrs M Farquharson 1971 - 1972

Mr P McCarrol 1977 – 1978 Mr E Caldwell 1973 - 1989

Mrs K Adair 1978 – 1989 Mrs E Derrick 1990 - 2010

Mrs V McNamara 1990 – 1999 Miss L Lloyd 2011

Mrs P Tynan 2000 – 2014

PREVIOUS LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs K Adair Mr E K King Mr J G McQuaker

Mrs E Astbury Mr W C Koehler Mr L Morgan

Mr ST Bellingham Mr R Lloyd Mr J D Mulchay

Mrs M Bennie Mrs J McCarthy Mr C Muller

Mrs I Brewer Mr K McCarthy Mrs J Nelder

Mr E Caldwell Mrs M McCarthy Mr W J O’May

Mr S Cook Mrs L Davis Mr A McClelland

Mr C Osler Mrs E Derrick Mr J J McClelland

Mr J Pentacost Mr J Farquharson Mrs L McGuire

Mr J Reid Mrs M Farquharson Mr G Mclver

Mrs B Robertson Mr G L Gordon Mr S McIver

Mrs V Scheuerle Mrs E Greer Mr G McNamara

Mr Alec Sorley Mr B Hansen Mr N J McNamara

Mrs May Sorley Mr E Hartman Mrs Z McPhee

Mr D Tweedle Mr G Henderson Mr N Krienke

Mr S Schultz Mrs D McPhee Mrs B Murray

PREVIOUS SHOW GIRLS

Joan Gordon 1959 Georgina Gordon 1980 Sandra Patch 1999

Pam Krienke 1962 Judy Patch 1981 Megan Moran 2000

Denise Cuddihy 1964 Donna Krienke 1982 Chelsea Tamakehu 2001

Suzette McIver 1965 Maree Barron 1983 Felicity Scheuerle 2002

Helen Kellaway 1966 Helen McPhee 1984 Katrina Cook 2003

Gwen Bond 1967 Liane Harms 1985 Tracey Caldwell 2004

Margaret Dun 1968 Alison McNamara 1986 Marissa King 2005

Carmel Cosgrove 1969 Fay Ehrich 1987 Sarah Astbury 2006

Janelle Scheuerle 1970 Debbie Dilton 1988 Jessica Belgrove 2007

Elaine Resien 1971 Cheryl Zimmerle 1989 Stephanie Cook 2008

Denise Moran 1972 Patricia Stolzenberg 1990 Casey Strang 2009

Judy Bounty 1973 Wendy Clar 1991 Anna Deery 2010

Rita Moran 1974 Lisa Altman 1992 Siobhan McEwan 2011

Mary-Anne Seng 1975 Trudy Naumann 1994 Kathryn Sullivan 2012

Shirley Astbury 1976 Janelle Lucas 1995 Jodi Hopper 2013

June Gordon 1977 Maree Sullivan 1996 Lauren Fisher 2014

Sue Beland 1978 Shannon Donohoe 1997 Claire Jackson 2015

Elizabeth Gooderham 1979 Donna Facer 1998 Rebekah Arnold 2016

Victoria Clifford 2017

Gemma Mobbs 2018

Miss Showgirl

The Bell Show Society Inc Miss Showgirl Awards has provided an opportunity for young women to be

involved in the agricultural industry, the show movement and their local communities. They in turn gain

personal development, have an opportunity to pursue leadership roles in their community and in the

workplace. The Awards have made a significant contribution to the advancement of women in regional

and rural areas ever since the first Queensland Showgirl was awarded.

The winner of Bell Show Society Showgirl has the opportunity to represent Bell Show Society at the Sub

Chamber (held at the Toowoomba Show) awards and if successful continue on to State and National

levels.

The State Showgirl Awards hosted by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and promoted

by the Queensland Country Life newspaper have together offered hundreds of Queensland women each

year to be involved in one of the great Australian traditions – the local Show.

For more information, please contact our Show Secretary for the 2019 competition details.

Rural Ambassador

2018 LIST OF MEMBERS – SHOW SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP $15 PER PERSON

Anderton Mr & Mrs J

Anderton Mr & Mrs S

Anderton Ms M & Mr B

Armstrong Mr J

Barron Mr & Mrs N

Barron Mr M

Blanck Mr & Mrs R V

Blanck Mr & Mrs P

Blanck Mr J

Bradley Mr & Mrs C

Bradley Miss P & Miss K

Brewer Mrs E

Brewer Mr P

Brooks Mr G & Mrs A

Brown Mr M & Mrs K

Bryce Mr & Mrs P

Burns Mrs A

Caldwell Mr & Mrs D

Caldwell Mrs M

Caldwell Mrs S

Caldwell Mr & Mrs W

Clarris Mr & Mrs W

Clifford Miss V

Cogill Mr J

Cogill Mrs M

Coleman Mr & Mrs T

Comben Mrs J

Conroy Miss L

Conroy Mr & Mrs P

Cook Mr C

Cook Mr L

Cook Miss S

Cosgrove Mr & Mrs M

Cox Mr T

Cuddihy Mr T

Cuddihy Mr & Mrs D

Donovan K

Downes Mr & Mrs A

Edwards Mr Chris

Edwards Mr & Mrs D

Edwards Mrs G ©

Edwards Mr H

Edwards Mr J

Edwards Mr & Mrs P

Fergus Mr M, Mrs D

Fergus Mr S

Finch Mr & Mrs R

Fisher Mr C

Fisher Miss L

Fisher Miss K

Frost Mr & Mrs M

Frost Mr N

Fullagar Family

Fullagar Mr M & Mrs K

Gaffney Mr & Mrs J

Geldard Mr & Mrs M

Gillespie Mr & Mrs L

Glasser Mr C

Gleeson Mrs Vanessa

Gooderham Mr J

Gooderham Mr T

Goodyear Mr & Mrs M

Green Mr R& Mrs T

Hall Mr & Mrs E

Harkin Mr D & Mrs K

Hauff Mr & Mrs K

Hayes Ms I

Head Mr & Mrs J

Holcombe Ms E

Hunter Mrs J

Irwin Mr & Mrs A

Irwin Mr & Mrs W

Jackson Mr & Mrs B

Jamieson Ms K

Jensen Mr G

Jensen Mr & Mrs P

Kane Mr & Mrs R

Kane Mr & Mrs M

Knight Mr & Mrs D

Knight Miss J & Jordon G

Kruger Mr & Mrs R

Laffy Mr T & Mrs C

Lambley Mrs O ©

Littleton Mr & Mrs B

Lloyd Miss L

Lowien Mr & Mrs R

Lowien Mr & Mrs W

Markham Mohr C & J

McClelland Mr J & Smith Ms V

McGregor Mr A

McGregor Mr S

McGuire Mr & Mrs N

McGuire Mr & Mrs K

McGuire Mr W

McLaren Mr & Mrs P

McLean Mrs E

McNamara Mr & Mrs G

McNamara Mrs J ©

McNamara Mrs M ©

McNamara Mr & Mrs M

McNamara Mr & Mrs N

McNamara Ms S & Hartman Mr B

McNamara Mr & Mrs T

Munge Mr S & Sorley Ms J

Nation Mr & Mrs B

Nation Ms J

Nelder Mr J

Newton Mr & Mrs M

Pascoe Mr & Mrs M

Patch Mr C

Patch Mr & Mrs G

Patch Ms H & McInnis M

Peltz Mr & Mrs M ©

Pope Mr A ©

Pope Mr & Mrs F

Pope Mr & Mrs J

Pope Miss R

Quigley Mr & Mrs S

Ramsey Mr & Mrs D

Reid Mrs R ©

Ryrie Mr A

Sanewski Mr & Mrs A

Scheuerle Mr & Mrs N

Schultz Mrs P ©

Scutt Mr & Mrs J

Seton Mrs B

Shaw Mr & Mrs R

Shaw Miss S

Shaw Mr J

Shettler P

Sorley Mr & Mrs C

Sorley Mr & Mrs N

Sperling Mr A

Sperling Ms L

Sperling Mr & Mrs L

Sperling Mr S & Dorman Ms K

Stevenson Mrs J

Stewart Mr C

Stewart Mrs V

Storey Mr & Mrs B

Sullivan Family

Teese Mr & Mrs C

Timms Ms B

Vidler Mr & Mrs R

Walker Mr & Mrs A

Walker Mr B

Walker Mr J

Walker Miss S

Williams Mr B

Wiliams Mr G & Mrs E

Wiliams Mr I

Williams Mr T

Wilson Mr & Mrs M

Wolfe Mr & Mrs D

Woodward Mr & Mrs K

Wrigley Mr & Mrs C

RULES AND REGULATIONS

(TO BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO) All entrants must adhere to the rules of the section in which they wishing to enter

1. These competitions are run under the General and Special Regulations of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc.

2. All entries to be on the forms supplied by the Association and to be in the hands of the Steward by the advertised closing date of entries.

3. All entries must be accompanied by an entrance fee of 10% of the value of first prize, except where otherwise specified in the schedule and agreed upon by the Committee on each entry, or they will not be received.

4. Exhibitors, when called upon by Stewards of Committee, shall prove the correctness of their certificate of entry.

5. The decision of the Judge shall be final, but in the event of a protest, which must be lodged in writing and signed by the person lodging the protest to the Show Secretary within 30 minutes accompanied by a deposit of $50 cash. The deposit will be forfeited if the protest is deemed frivolous by the sub-committee of four, whose decision shall be final and without appeal.

6. The Association reserves the right of refusing to admit any exhibit to the Showgrounds where there is reason to suspect it is either diseased or dangerous and remove any such exhibit from the showgrounds.

7. Every care will be taken of the exhibits, but, the Association shall not be responsible for any loss or death from any cause whatsoever, and shall not be held responsible for any such loss caused thereby.

8. All persons, (not members), shall pay for admittance to the Show the sum prescribed, unless otherwise provided with a Pass from the Secretary.

9. If there should be any doubt as to the correctness of the declaration of any exhibitor, such exhibitor shall not be entitled to any prize which may be awarded to him or her until the Committee has satisfactory proof that the declaration is correct. Any Exhibitor having, in the opinion of the Committee, made a false declaration, shall be subject to all or any of the following penalties: forfeiture of prize, non-permission to exhibit again, or expulsion from the Association.

10. It will be imperative that all cattle be tied up in Beef Sections and all bulls over 12 months must have a nose ring.

11. The Bell Show Society recommends competitors have their own current public liability policy if showing animals.

12. Any person insulting or interfering with the Judges, Stewards or Officers of the Association during the Show will be subject to removal from the ground, and prizes, if awarded to such persons, shall be forfeited.

13. No drinks, eatables or other refreshments shall be permitted to be sold at the Show, otherwise than by authorsied caterers of the Association, currently the Ladies Committee, except by special permission of the Bell Show Committee.

14. No entertainment for which a special charge is made shall be allowed at the Show without special permission of the Committee.

15. Public sales of such exhibits as owners may dispose of shall be held at the Show on such days in such order as may be duly notified.

16. A Commission of Rebate of a percentage to be agreed on all sales of exhibits affected either by auction or privately, shall be paid to the Association by the seller for the benefit of the general fund no later that 14 days after the close of the Show.

17. Any electrical extension cords used by trade-site holders and campers must have current electrical certification.

“J. D. Mulcahy Trophy will be awarded to best exhibition in the Pavilion”

ASSOCIATIONS RESPONSIBILITY Damage Through Exhibits, etc. The Association shall not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit, or loss by death of any exhibit, and it shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor shall hold the Association harmless and indemnified against any such accident, loss or death.

Accidents The Association will not, under any circumstances, hold itself liable for any accident on the grounds or premises. Accidents are to be reported to the Secretary’s Office immediately.

Damage to Exhibits The Association will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any legal proceedings arising from any loss, damage to, or any missing delivery of any exhibit.

Loss by Disease The Entry Form will be taken as a guarantee that all livestock, etc., specified therein, are free from all disease, so far as is known by the owner. In the case of infectious disease being spread through or by any exhibit, the Exhibitor shall be held responsible. Biosecurity Horse Health Declaration to be completed and presented to Horse Ring Officials prior to competition.

Fire Precautions will be taken to guard against any fire and to protect the property of the Exhibitor but exhibits will not be insured at the loss of the Association and it will not be held responsible for loss caused thereby.

DISQUALIFICATIONS, ETC. Exhibitors of Livestock must take part in the Grand Parade, failing which, prize winner forfeits prize. Any Exhibitor making any breach of the by-laws may, at the discretion of the Committee, be

disqualified as a member of the Association. Any person so disqualified shall not be eligible again to

become a member of the Association or to enter any exhibit at its exhibition. The Committee may, at

its discretion, remove any disqualification that may have been imposed.

RACQ Family Fireworks

Approximately 7pm, Saturday

Gather near the Admin Building

Thinking of becoming a Bell Show Society Member? Anyone can join the Bell Show Society as a member, $15 covers unlimited entry into the

Show and Rodeo over the two days. Contact Bell Show Society via email [email protected]

Membership tickets can be purchased at Bell Veterinary Services, Dennis Street, Bell

FAMILY TWILIGHT EVENING –

JUDGING OF 2019 BELL SHOWGIRL

Bell Showgrounds, 16th February 2019, 6pm till late

Junior Showgirl, Show Princess and Show Queen will be chosen on the night

Licensed Bar (no liquor to be brought onto the grounds)

BBQ

Novelty Events

Live music by Pure KAOS

Free Admission

For more information or to enter into Bell Showgirl, please contact Kim on

0428 198 205 or [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

Section A - HORSE AND RING EVENTS Chief Ring Steward: Clohee Morrow 0455 023 939

Livestock Superintendent: D McNamara & W McNamara

ENTRY FEE: $2.00

PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $1.50 (unless otherwise stated).

STARTING TIME: Ring 1, 2 and 3 - 8.00am Saturday

Beginner Ring - 8:30 am Saturday

Showjumping will return to our program in 2020

Fireworks will be featured at the 2019 Bell Show on Saturday 2nd March, please take responsibility

of your own animals.

HORSE HEALTH DECLARTATION

All horse competitors must complete a Horse Health Declaration Form for all horses on the grounds,

whether competing or not, before any horse can compete at the 2019 Bell Show. Forms must be signed

on the day of entry and handed in to Show Officials prior to commencement of horse ring events.

Non-compliance may mean that your horse may not compete at the Bell Show

RING 1

THOROUGHBRED

A1 Led Stallion or Colt

A2 Led Mare or Filly

A3 Led Gelding

Champion Led Thoroughbred

Reserve Champion Led Thoroughbred

A.N.S.A.



A6 Led Gelding

Champion Led A.N.S.A. Proudly Sponsored by “A.N.S.A”

Reserve Champion Led A.N.S.A.

WARMBLOODS



A9 Led Gelding

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Champion Led Warmblood

Reserve Champion Led Warmblood

RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY PARK HACK



A12 Led Gelding

Champion Led R.P.S.B.S

Reserve Champion Led R.P.S.B.S

LED SHOW HACK (Exceeding 14h)



A15 Led Gelding

Champion Led Show Hack

Reserve Champion Led Show Hack

BREED CLASSES UNDER SADDLE

A16 Thoroughbred under saddle

A17 A.N.S.A. under saddle

A18 R.P.S.B.S under saddle

A19 Warmblood under saddle

NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK CLASSES (SHOW HUNTERS ELIGIBLE)

A20 Maiden Galloway Hack

A21 Newcomer Galloway Hack

A22 Novice Galloway Hack 14h & not exceeding 14.2h

A23 Novice Galloway Hack 14.2h & not exceeding 15h

Champion Novice Galloway Hack

Reserve Champion Novice Galloway Hack

OPEN GALLOWAY HACK CLASSES

A24 Open Galloway Hack 14h & not exceeding 14.2h

A25 Open Galloway Hack 14.2h & not exceeding 15h

A26 Open Galloway Hack for Mares

A27 Open Galloway Hack for Geldings

A28 Childs Open Galloway Hack (To be ridden by a child under 17 years)

A28 Local Galloway Hack

Champion Open Galloway Hack

Reserve Champion Open Galloway Hack

NOVICE HACK CLASSES (SHOW HUNTERS ELIGIBLE)

A29 Maiden Hack

A30 Newcomer Hack

A31 Novice Hack 15h & not exceeding 15.2h

A32 Novice Hack 15.2h & not exceeding 16h

A33 Novice Hack over 16h

Champion Novice Hack

Reserve Champion Novice Hack

OPEN HACK CLASSES

A34 Open Hack 15h & not exceeding 15.2h

A35 Open Hack 15.2h & not exceeding 16h

A36 Open Hack 16h & not exceeding 16.2h

A37 Open Hack over 16h

A38 Open Hack for Mares

A39 Open Hack for Geldings

A40 Childs Open Hack (To be ridden by a child under 17 years)

A41 Local Hack

Champion Open Hack

Reserve Champion Open Hack

OPEN ADULT RIDER CLASSES

A42 Open Adult Rider 18 years & under 21 years

A43 Open Adult Rider 21 years and Over

Champion Open Adult Rider

Reserve Champion Open Adult Rider

RING 2

RIDING PONIES



A46 Led Gelding any age

Champion Led Riding Pony

Reserve Champion Led Riding Pony

AUSTRALIAN STUD BOOK PONIES (PARTBREDS ELIGIBLE)




Champion Led A.S.B.P

Reserve Champion Led A.S.B.P

AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONIES




Champion Led Australian Saddle Pony

Reserve Champion Led Australian Saddle Pony

LED SHOW PONY (Not Exceeding 14h)



A55 Led Gelding

Champion Led Show Hack

Reserve Champion Led Show Hack

WELSH PONIES (PARTBREDS ELIGIBLE)




Champion Led Welsh

Reserve Champion Led Welsh

ARABIANS (PARTBREDS ELIGIBLE)




Champion Led Arabian

Reserve Champion Led Arabian

GYPSY COB (PARTBREDS ELIGIBLE)




Champion Led Gypsy Cob

Reserve Champion Led Gypsy Cob

SHETLAND




Champion Led Shetland

Reserve Champion Led Shetland

MINIATURES AND SMALL PONIES (UNDER 9.2H)




Champion Led Miniatures and Small Pony

Reserve Champion Led Miniatures and Small Pony

Supreme Led Shetland/Miniatures and Small Pony sponsored by L Bar Shetland


A71 Riding Pony under saddle

A72 Australian Stud Book Pony under saddle (Partbreds Eligible)

A73 Australian Saddle Pony

A74 Welsh Pony under saddle (Partbreds Eligible)

A75 Arabian under saddle (Partbreds Eligible)

A76 Gypsy Cob under saddle (Partbreds Eligible)

A77 Shetland under saddle

SMARTEST ON PARADE

A78 Smartest On Parade, Rider Under 12 Years

A79 Smartest On Parade, Rider 13 Years or under 18 Years

NOVICE PONY HACK CLASSES (SHOW HUNTERS ELIGIBLE)

A80 Maiden Pony Hack

A81 Newcomer Pony Hack

A82 Novice Pony Hack under 12.2h

A83 Novice Pony Hack over 12.2h & not exceeding 14h

Champion Novice Pony Hack

Reserve Champion Novice Pony Hack

OPEN PONY HACK CLASSES

A84 Open Pony Hack under 12h

A85 Open Pony Hack 12h and not exceeding 12.2h

A86 Open Pony Hack 12.2h & not exceeding 13h

A87 Open Pony Hack 13h & not exceeding 13.2h

A88 Open Pony Hack 13.2h & not exceeding 14h

A89 Local Pony Hack

Champion Open Pony Hack

Reserve Champion Open Pony Hack

OPEN CHILD RIDER CLASSES

A90 Smartest on Parade rider under 6 years to be led

A91 Child Rider under 6 Years, to be led

A92 Child Rider 6 years or Under 8 years

A93 Child Rider 8 years or under 10 Years

A94 Child Rider 10 years or under 12 years

Champion Junior Rider

Reserve Champion Junior Rider

A95 Child rider 12 years or under 15 years

A96 Child rider 15 years or Under 17 Years

Champion Senior Rider

Reserve Champion Senior Rider

RING 3

LED OPEN TO ALL BREEDS (REGISTERED OR NOT REGISTERED)

A97 Stallion or Colt most suitable for breeding Stock Horses

A98 Mare or filly most suitable for breeding Stock Horses

A99 Gelding 3 years or over, best type of Stock Horse.

A100 Gelding under 3 years, best type of stock horse

BEST STOCK HORSE EXHIBIT Perpetual Trophy “The John Fisher Memorial Trophy

Donated by the Fisher Family

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE




Champion Led Australian Stock Horse

Reserve Champion Led Australian Stock Horse

YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP LED CLASSES

A105 Led Youth Showmanship, 12 Years or under. Open to all breeds

A106 Led Youth Showmanship, 13 years or under 18 years. Open to all breeds

QUARTER HORSES




Champion Led Quarter Horse

Reserve Champion Led Quarter Horse

PALOMINO



A112Led Gelding any age

Champion Led Palomino

Reserve Champion Led Palomino

BUCKSKIN




Champion Led Buckskin

Reserve champion Led Buckskin

ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTE




Champion Led Any Other Solid Dilute

Reserve Champion Led Any Other Solid Dilute

NON SOLID DILUTE




Champion Led Non Solid Dilute

Reserve Champion Led Non Solid Dilute

SUPREME CHAMPION DILUTE - Trophy donated by “Lorrie McNeil”

ANY OTHER BREED NOT LISTED IN SCHEDULE




Champion Led Any Other Breed

Reserve Champion Led Any Other Breed

SHOW HUNTER

A125 Show Hunter Led Pony Hack not exceeding14h

A126 Show Hunter Led Galloway Hack 14h & not exceeding 15h

A127 Show Hunter Led Hack 15h & not exceeding 16h

A128 Show Hunter Led Hack 16h & over

A129 Show Hunter Led Mare any height

A130 Show Hunter Led Gelding any height

Champion Led Show Hunter

Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter


A131 Quarter Horse under saddle

A132 Australian Stock Horse under saddle

A133 Australian Stock Horse under saddle, Ridden by a child under 18 years.

A134 Working Australian Stock Horse under saddle

A135 Palomino under saddle

A136 Buckskin under saddle

A137 Any other solid dilute under saddle

A138 Non solid dilute under saddle

SHOW HUNTER UNDER SADDLE

A139 Show Hunter Pony Hack not exceeding14h

A140 Show Hunter Galloway Hack 14h & not exceeding 15h

A141 Show Hunter Hack 15h & not exceeding 16h

A142 Show Hunter Hack 16h & over

A143 Show Hunter Mare, any height

A144 Show Hunter Gelding, any height

A145 Childs Show Hunter Hack (To be ridden by a child under 17 years)

A146 Show Hunter Local

Champion Show Hunter

Reserve Champion Show Hunter

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW

Champion Hack, Galloway, Pony and Show Hunter Hack Eligible $50 Voucher + RUG

SUPREME CHAMPION LED OF THE SHOW

All Champion Led Horses Eligible $100 Voucher + RUG

SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER OF THE SHOW

Champion Junior Rider, Champion Senior Rider, Champion Adult Rider Eligible $50 Voucher

Judging of the three Supreme Championships will be held at a time most suitable to all Ring Programs.

BEGINNER RING AND STOCKHORSE CHALLENGE

Please Note: This ring is for Beginner or Novice Riders only. We ask that competitor’s discretion from

competing in this ring if they are seasoned competitors. Competitors may compete in the Led and

Ridden breed classes.

LED CLASSES

A147 Best Presented Beginners Horse or Pony

A148 Led Pony

A149 Led Galloway

A150 Led Hack

A151 Led Local Pony, Galloway or Hack

Champion Led Beginner Horse or Pony

Reserve Champion Led Beginner Horse or Pony

Presentation and Horsemanship Class open to Bell Pony Club Riders

Basil Greer Perpetual Trophy donated by “The Greer Family”

RIDDEN CLASSES

A152 Best Presented Beginners Horse or Pony

A153 Maiden Pony, Galloway or Hack

A154 Novice Pony Hack

A155 Novice Galloway Hack

A156 Novice Hack

Champion Novice Beginner Horse or Pony

Reserve Champion Novice Beginner Horse or Pony

A157 Open Pony Hack

A158 Open Galloway Hack

A159 Open Hack

Champion Beginner Horse or Pony

Reserve Champion Beginner Horse or Pony

A160 Best Stock pony/Horse, rider 12 years or under

“Jim Reid Memorial Trophy Donated by the Reid Family”

A161 Best Stock pony/Horse, rider 13 years or under 18 years

“Jim Reid Memorial Trophy Donated by the Reid Family”

RIDER CLASSES

A162 Smartest on Parade Rider

A163 Child Rider any age, Led

A164 Child Rider under 8 years


A167 Child Rider 10 years or under 15 years


A169 Adult Rider Lady or Gent

Champion Beginner Rider

Reserve Champion Beginner Rider

A170 Best Childs Pony/Horse under saddle

A171 Quietest Pony/Horse under saddle

A172 Fattest Pony /Horse under saddle

A173 Shaggiest Pony /Horse under saddle

A174 Fancy Dress Pony or Horse (Helmets must be worn)

BELL SHOW STOCK HORSE CHALLENGE

Starting Time: Approximately 12pm (After the compilation of the beginner ring)

Stockman challenge events are open to all competitors. Judging will commence with Led classes

Childs Stock Horse Challenge rider under 12 years

Total Prize Money: $80 Nomination $5

Prize Money: 1st $35 2nd $25 3rd $15 4th $5

Led

Working (Pattern)

Utility Trial

Junior Stock Horse Challenge rider under 17 years



Led

Working (Pattern)

Utility Trial

Intermediate Stock Horse Challenge



Led

Working (Pattern)

Utility Trial

Open Stock Horse Challenge


Prize Money: 1st $125 2nd$80 3rd $50 4th $30 5th $15

Led

Working (Pattern)

Utility Trial

We thank the following Sponsors who have kindly donated trophies and prize money towards the

Horse and Ring Events:

Finch Engineering Aileen Fleming Dalby Engine Rebuilders

A&K Downes Landmark Gow Refrigeration

Schrecks Shoes Andersens Carpets MacNellies Workplace Safety

Hedges Sports Store Bell Pony Club Family of Bill Koehler (Past Patron)

A&S Wenham R&H McKee Wilson HTM Dalby

Fisher Family Gilliland Family Matt Krop Racing

Golders Dalby Creative Embroidery Darling Downs Veterinary Hospital

Clair Kelly Bell Motors Fairholme College

John Davies Optometrist Bell Veterinary Services WR Cranes

Paul Renner Dental Elite Animal Physiotherapy Kewpie Stockfeeds

Belmont Pastoral Co BMO Accountants Group Victoria False Tails

R & A Mobbs Bartlett Family Reilly Pastoral Co

Hitchley &Harrow Glasby Family Country Wide Saddlery & Clothing

Shirley Walpole Glasby’s Caravan Park Enhance Equine Australia

Riverina Stockfeed

Section B – STUD CATTLE Stewards: Don McNamara Ph 4663 6155, Winston McNamara Ph 4663 1293,

V Clifford, S McNamara, S Donovan, K Hauff, M Newton, A Walker and B Hauff

ENTRY FEE: $5.00 (incl. GST) Please fax/email entries PRIOR TO SHOW [email protected] OR [email protected] Fax: 4663 1293 PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $6, 2nd - $4, unless otherwise stated

RULES:

1. All cattle must be on the grounds by 9 am for judging on SATURDAY 2 March

2. Open to all Stud Cattle (Beef) of all breeds.

3. All cattle entered and on the grounds must be presented for judging.

4. All cattle will be housed in open stalls.

5. All cattle must be registered in the Herd Book of their Breed. Any not registered by reason of age must have calf certificates. Age at 2 March 2019.

6. It will be imperative that all cattle be tied up in Stud Beef Section and all bulls over 12 months of age must have a nose ring. This rule will be strictly enforced.

7. Exhibitors must take part in the Grand Parade or may forfeit prize money.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE Bring own bedding straw and please pick up all baling twine.

Friday Night BBQ available at the Showgrounds

Stud Cattle Exhibitors Breakfast Complimentary barbecue breakfast will be provided by

National Australia Bank Dalby Branch on Saturday morning for

Stud Cattle exhibitors and workers.

Proudly supporting our Community



LED STEER or Heifer COMPETITION

Exhibits for B1 - B5 to be Led and judged at Show at approximately 8:30 am Saturday

Depending on numbers on the day, classes may be altered

B1 Led Steer or Heifer Milk Tooth, under 450kg - 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20. B2 Led Steer or Heifer Milk Tooth over 450kg, - 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20

B1 and B2 Open to All Schools and Colleges Only B3 Led Steer or Heifer, Milk Tooth, under 350kg. 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 B4 Led Steer or Heifer, Milk Tooth, 350kg – 450kg, 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 B5 Led Steer or Heifer, Milke Tooth, over 450kg, 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 Champion Led Steer or Heifer from B1 to B5 – Prize money $40 B6 Bull under 12 months. B7 Bull 12 months and under 16 months. B8 Bull 16 months and under 20 months. Junior Champion and Reserve Champion Bull from B6 to B8. B9 Bull 20 months and under 2 years. B10 Bull 2 years and over. Senior Champion and Reserve Champion Bull from B9 and B10. Grand Champion Bull. B11 Heifer under 12 months. B12 Heifer 12 months and under 20 months. Junior Champion and Reserve Champion Female from B11 and B12 B13 Cow or Heifer 20 months and under 2 years. B14 Cow or Heifer 2 years and over. Senior Champion and Reserve Champion Female from B13 and B14 B15 Breeders Group, three animals of both sexes represented, bred by the exhibitor. Trophy and Society Ribbon for Grand Champion Bull in each Breed. Trophies for Tropical Breeders Group, British Breeders Group and European Breeders Group. Trophies for Tropical Supreme Champion Bull and Cow donated by S & L Sorley. Trophies for British Supreme Champion Bull and Cow . Trophies for European Supreme Champion Bull and Cow. Neil McNamara Memorial Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor in any one breed with competition

donated by the McNamara Family.

Free Children’s Events/Games Saturday Afternoon

starting approx. 3.30pm

Held outside the Secretary’s Office

Prize Money for Stud Cattle donated by:

Ausure Insurance Ken Mills Machinery

Butters Warehouse Wilson HTM

Landmark, Dalby Kewpie Stockfeeds

Bell Veterinary Services Jimbour Beef & Bacon

Dalby & District F S D Grant, Daniel & Long, Dalby

Mike Manley – MAIPBAS CPA’s Carvosso & Winship Solicitors

R G Gow Refrigeration, Dalby Kewpie Stockfeeds

G & C Patch, Bell Dalby Rural Supplies

J & K Scutt J & K McUtchen

Gaffney Family Virbac

Western Downs Regional Council Riverina Stockfeed

Trophies for Stud Cattle Section donated by

Camping World & Compleat Angler Dalby Val McNamara & Family

J Koehler Dalby Dealers - Heather Newton

RW Robertson, Bell S & L Sorley

Dalby Moto McNamara Family, Bell

South Qld Braford Promotions Group Hartmann Farming

DARLING DOWNS – BEEF SCHOOLS COMPETITION

1. Points will be awarded to competitors from Schools in the Led Steer / Heifer Competition, Stud Cattle Classes (animal must be owned by the young exhibitor), Young Judges’ Competition and Paraders’ Competition.

2. Points are awarded on a 3, 2, 1 basis for first, second and third respectively. No points will be awarded for Champions, Reserve Champions, Pairs or Group Classes.

DARLING DOWNS SUB CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES BEEF YOUNG JUDGES’ (Led Cattle) & PARADERS’ COMPETITIONS

YOUNG JUDGES’ & PARADERS’ RULES The Hormel slide must be used at all levels in the Young Judging Competitions. To be eligible for the State Finals, competitors must comply with all of these rules. Local Show Rules 1. Competitors must be over 15 and under 25 years on 1 May in the year of the State Final. 2. Competitors under 18 years must have the approval of a parent or guardian to compete. 3. Competitors are to be a resident in Queensland for at least three months prior to competing or

attending an educational institution in Queensland unless they qualify under Rule (4).

4. Competitors residing over the border who can prove an affinity with a Queensland Show are allowed entry provided they satisfy one of the following criteria:

(a) Their address has a Queensland postcode; (b) They have a Queensland phone number; (c) The competitor or their parents are active working members of that Show.

5. National winners or National Judging Panel for that event are ineligible to compete.

Sub-Chambers Rules Rules (1 – 5) in the Local Show Rules apply to all Sub-Chamber Finals. 6. Sub-Chambers will decide the number of competitors from each Show who will compete at the

Final. 7. Competitors can represent only one Show in the Sub-Chamber Final. 8. A State Final Entry Form must be completed by the winner of each Competition immediately

after judging and forwarded to the QCAS State Office by the Sub-Chamber Secretary / Coordinator.

9. The contestants placed first or second in this Regional contest will be eligible to compete in the Darling Downs Final at Crows Nest, 18 May 2019. The winner will go to Brisbane Royal Show to participate in the Beef Young Judges’ Competition in Brisbane. First $160. Second $80. Any young person who enters an Agricultural Show on the Darling Downs and receives a form from that Show Society may then enter the Darling Downs Young Judges’ and Paraders’ Competition. Competitors must be 25 years and under on 1 May in the year of the State Final.

YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION Steward: Winston McNamara

1st Prize - $30 Prize Money donated by Robyn Sorley, Alma Park Brahman Stud, Bell. 2nd Prize - $5. 3rd & 4th Prizes - Ribbon.

YOUNG HANDLERS COMPETITION To be held on completion of Stud Cattle judging.

**NO DUST COATS**

Class Ages: Under 12 Years 12 to 17 Years 18 to 25 Years

Joseph Hawton Memorial Trophy donated by Wayne, Michelle and Sam Hawton

for young handlers under 12 years of age.

Free Kids Alley sponsored by Heritage Bank

Section C – PRIME CATTLE Stewards: S Munge, W & S Caldwell, L Sperling, B Haager, C Wrigley, D Edwards, A Downes,

M Deery, BTwidale, T Gleeson, G Caldwell, B & H Weedon & Helpers. NLIS Contact: Jeanette Sorley

PLEASE NOTE: ALL EXHIBITS OF CATTLE TO BE ON GROUNDS BY 7:00AM SATURDAY

ENTRY FEE: $2.20

PRIZE MONEY: 1st Trophy or $50 cash as itemised, 2nd $30, 3rd $20.

NOMINATIONS preferred by Wednesday 27 February 2019, but will be accepted up to 6:30am Saturday 2 March 2019. Contact Steve Munge ph 0427 631 203 or Sue Caldwell ph 46631313 fax 46631056, email to [email protected].

TROPHIES will be presented immediately after judging.

JUDGING TIME: 11am. REGULATIONS:

1. All exhibits must be polled, dehorned or well tipped. 2. Entries must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor for 3 months prior to the Show. 3. Classes 1 & 2 are for grain fed and grain assisted cattle. Only pasture and crop fed cattle may

be entered in Classes 3 - 18 (no grain supplementing allowed in Classes 3 - 18). 4. Pre-judging weighing will commence at 7am Saturday. Weights, as outlined in the program,

will be strictly adhered to. The stewards have the right to change entries if required after weighing. No curfew on weights.

5. Stewards reserve the right to mouth any beast at their discretion. 6. Exhibits will be marked with paint class numbers when weighed. 7. All cattle to remain on the grounds until 3pm Saturday. 8. Champions can be selected from single or pen Classes. 9. If the Judge decides that the exhibit of any Class is not worthy, no prize will be awarded. 10. All cattle exhibited remain the property of the owner, there will be no auction sale. 11. Supreme Champion can be selected from Pasture or Grain Fed, out of all cattle shown in

Prime Section, Classes 1 - 13. 12. Society ribbon and card presented to all Champions.

GRAIN FED CLASSES, ACCREDITED and GRAIN ASSISTED, C1 – C2 Please note due to the variance of cattle number each year if there are big classes of grain fed nominated, we will split steer and heifer classes into different weights on the day. Prize Money will be awarded for the amended classes. C1 Grain Fed Single Steer, all weights, up to and including 2 tooth. $50 cash donated by Jimbour Beef & Bacon. C2 Grain Fed Single Heifer, all weights, up to and including 2 tooth. $50 cash donated by Elders Rural Services Australia Ltd.

Champion Grain Fed Exhibit C1-C2, $100 cash donated by McClelland Concrete Pumping.

Reserve Champion Grain Fed Exhibit C1-C2, $75 cash donated by AACo, Aronui Feedlot Pty Ltd.

GRASS/CROP FED CLASSES, C3 – C18 (No Grain Feeding Allowed) C3 Single Vealer, 275kg and under. $50 cash donated by Eastern Rural C4 Single Vealer, 276-340kg. $50 cash donated by B Haager, Valorbrook Angus Stud. C5 Pen of 3 Vealers, 340kg and under. $50 cash donated by Brendan Twidale & Cate Becker Champion Vealer C3-C5, $100 cash donated by Belmont Pastoral Co. Reserve Champion Vealer C3-C5, $100 cash donated by Ray Patch Memorial.

C6 Single Yearling, showing no permanent teeth, 341-480 kg. $50 cash donated by Kewpie Stockfeeds.. C7 Single Steer, showing no permanent teeth, 481kg and over.

$50 cash donated by AA Company, Aronui Feedlot Pty Ltd. C8 Single Steer, showing 2 permanent teeth. $50 cash donated by Western Downs Regional Council. C9 Single Milk Tooth Heifer.

$50 cash donated by Burenda Angus Kaimkillenbun. C10 Single Prime Cow, suitable for slaughter, open weight.

$50 cash donated Landmark Dalby. Champion Grass Fed Beast C6-C10, $100 donated by Black Truck & Ag Sales Dalby. Reserve Champion Grass Fed Beast C6-C10 $75 cash donated by Bell Store, W & S Caldwell.

C11 Pen of 3 Steers or Heifers, showing no permanent teeth, 341-480kg.

$50 Cash Aussie Land & Livestock Kingaroy. C12 Pen of 3 Steers or Heifers, showing no permanent teeth, 481kg and over. $50 cash donated by J & K Scutt. C13 Pen of 3 Steers of Heifers, showing 2 permanent teeth. $50 cash donated by FC & CN Pope, Gordons Meats Bell.

Champion Grass Fed Pen C11-C13, Patron’s Trophy by Neil McLaughlin and $100 cash donated by N & C Barron.

Reserve Champion Grass Fed Pen C11-C13, $75 cash donated by Bell Veterinary Services. STORE TO FORWARD STORE CONDITION CATTLE, C14 – C18 C14 Pen of 3 Feeder Steers, suitable for feedlotting, 380-500kg.

$50 cash donated by Eastern Rural C15 Pen of 3 Feeder Heifers, suitable for feedlotting, 300-380kg.

$50 cash donated by GDL, Dalby. C16 Pen of 3 Feeder Steers, suitable for feedlotting, 280-380kg.

$50 cash donated by Graham Henderson and Co. Champion Feeder Pen of 3 C14-C16, $100 Cash donated by Aussie Land & Livestock Kingaroy Reserve Champion Feeder Pen of 3 C14-C16, $75 cash donated by Burenda Angus Kaimkillenbun C17 Pen of 3 Replacement Heifers, up to 350kg.

$50 cash donated by B & H Weedon, Yamsion. C18 Pen of 3 Replacement Heifers, over 350kg.

$50 cash donated by Lisa Sperling .

Champion Replacement Heifers Pen of 3 C17-C18, $100 cash donated by N & C Barron Reserve Champion Replacement Heifers Pen of 3 C17-C18, $75 cash donated by McIntosh & Son, Dalby. Supreme Champion Prime Exhibit of Show C1-C13, $150 cash donated by Bannockburn Feedlot Most Successful Exhibitor, $100 cash donated by B Haager, Valorbrook Angus Stud Most Successful First-Time Exhibitor, $75 cash donated by S Munge & J Sorley UNLED BULLS

Entry Fee: $10/pen

Regulations:

1. All Bulls must be on the grounds before 7am on Saturday of the show 2. All Bulls must be under 24 months as at 3 March 2019 3. Bulls are to be quiet and unled. Bulls that are misbehaving will be loaded back on trucks. (It

is in the best interests of your stud to have quiet bulls for the public to view) 4. Stud and Sale signage can be put on display after Judging 5. Society Ribbon for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placegetters

C19 Pen of 2 Bulls, any breed 12 - 18 months

$50 cash donated by Bannockburn Feedlot

C20 Pen of 2 Bulls, any breed 19 - 24 months

$50 cash donated by Bell Store

Champion Pen of 2 Unled Bulls C19 - C20, $100 cash donated by Pacific Petroleum

A great big thanks to our PRIME CATTLE SPONSORS:

Prize Money kindly donated by: $400 Bannockburn Feedlot $200 Valorbrook Angus $300 N & C Barron $200 Burenda Angus $250 Black Truck & Ag Sales $200 Aussie Land & Livestock Kingaroy $200 Bell Store $200 Graham Henderson and Co Daby $200 Pacific Petroleum $200 Eastern Rural $150 AACo, Aronui Feedlot Pty Ltd $150 S Munge & J Sorley $100 McIntosh & Son Dalby $100 Belmont Pastoral Company $100 McClelland Concrete Pumping $100 Bell Veterinary Services $100 Elders Rural Services Australia Ltd $100 Ray Patch Memorial $75 Grant, Daniel & Long, Dalby $75 Landmark Dalby $70 J & K Scutt $50 B Twidale & C Becker $50 B & H Weedon $50 Lisa Sperling $50 Jimbour Beef & Bacon $50 FC & CN Pope, Gordon Meats Bell $50 Kewpie Stockfeeds $25 Dalby Glass, Aluminum & Security

Trophies donated by:

Mr Neil McLaughlin

Section D – PRIME LAMBS

Stewards: Terry Coleman 0428 625 532

ALL LAMBS TO BE PENNED BY 9AM SATURDAY 2 March. ENTRY FEE: $5 per pen. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10. NOMINATIONS: close 27th February 2019 Contact Terry Coleman 0428 625 532 email [email protected] JUDGING TIME: 9:30am. REGULATIONS:

1. All exhibits in Classes D1, D2 and D3 to be bred by exhibitor. 2. Exhibits in Class D4 must have been property of exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to judging. 3. No more than 2 entries may be made by any exhibitor in all Classes. i.e. 8 entries max total 4. In the event of any lambs having been, in the opinion of the judge, entered in the wrong class,

the steward is empowered to transfer them to the correct class. 5. All lambs in classes D1, D2 and D3 will be weighed prior to judging. 6. All lambs must carry an NLIS tag. 7. Exhibits in D2 and D3 to be presented for Auction/Sale

Prime Lamb Sale Following Judging

Auction conducted by Ray White Eastern Rural

D1 Pen of 3 Light Trade Lambs – live weight to be 40 kg and Under.

D2 Pen of 3 Medium Trade Lambs – live weight to be over 40.5kg and under 45.5kg.

D3 Pen of 3 Heavy Trade Lambs – live weight to be 45.5 kg and over.

D4 Pen of 3 Ewes – most suitable for breeding prime lambs, any age. Champion Pen of Lambs, Society Ribbon and trophy donated by Ashton’s Butchery.

Reserve Champion Pen of Lambs, Society Ribbon.

Prize money donated by Kewpie Stockfeeds, Coleman Family, J & K Scutt and L Bigg

Display of Vintage Farm Machinery trucks and motors throughout the Show.

If you have any machinery to add to the exhibition

please contact John Pope on 4663 1266


Section H - FARM PRODUCE

Stewards: Wayne McGuire 4663 1254

1. Produce Sections opens at 7.30am to accept Exhibits and closes at 11am Friday 1 March 2019. No Exhibits will be accepted after that time.

2. Exhibits to be collected between 2pm and 4pm on Sunday 3 March 2019. After this time any remaining exhibits will be removed for hygiene reasons.

3. Names of all varieties of grain must be stated on entry form as well as card inserted in samples. Samples to be in 4 litre ice cream containers. NO PLASTIC BAGS.

4. The exhibits in this section to be judged on their quality, weight, size, plumpness, evenness and colour.

5. All exhibits in this section must be produced or manufactured by the exhibitor, and must be in marketable condition. High moisture grain not eligible for prizes.

6. Three or more entries or no second prize.

JUDGING: Friday morning 1 March 2019.

ENTRY FEE: 50c (with completed entry form)

PRIZE MONEY: 1st $2, 2nd $1

H1 Wheat - prime hard. H2 Wheat - A.H. H3 Wheat - A.S.W. H4 Wheat - Feed H5 Wheat - Durum Champion Wheat Exhibit, $20 donated by Landmark, Dalby. H6 Barley, malt. H7 Barley, any other variety, feed. Champion Barley Exhibit, $20 donated by Western Downs Regional Council

All Sheaves to be 10 cm diameter, except sorghum (10-12 Stalks) H8 Sheaf Sorghum, any variety, must be at least 75% coloured. H9 Sheaf Sorghum, any variety, must be green. H10 Sheaf Wheat, any variety. H11 Sheaf Barley, any variety. H12 Sheaf Jap Millet. H13 Sheaf White Panicum. H14 Sheaf French White Millet. H15 Sheaf Setaria (dwarf or giant). H16 Sheaf Panorama Millet. H17 Sheaf Sunflower Heads, Oilseed, 4 heads. H18 Sheaf Sunflower Heads, Birdseed, 4 heads.

Champion Sheaf H8 – H18, $20 donated by Dalby Foodworks. H19 Sheaf Rhodes Grass. H20 Sheaf Green Panic. H21 Sheaf Buffel.

H22 Sheaf Lucerne. H23 Sheaf Sweet Sorghum, any variety H24 Any other Grass

Champion Sheaf H19 – H24, $20 donated by Bell Veterinary Services. H25 Bale of Forage Sorghum. H26 Bale of Lucerne Hay. H27 Bale of Straw Hay. H28 Bale of Oaten Hay. H29 Grain Sorghum, any seed variety. H30 Oats, any seed variety. H31 Canary Seed. H32 Sunflower, Oilseed. H33 Sunflower, Birdseed. H34 French Millet Seed. H35 Jap Millet Seed. H36 Panorama Millet Seed. H37 Dwarf Panicum Seed. H38 Any Legume Seed, pea or bean. H39 Any Seed Not Mentioned.

Most Points H25 - H39, $20 donated by Deacon Seeds, Dalby.

Prize money H1 – H39 donated by Dalby Auto Electrics and F Monaghan Contracting.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES H40 Potatoes, any variety. (4) H41 Sweet Potatoes. (4) H42 Onions, any variety. (4) H43 Spring Onions. (4) H44 Beets. (4) H45 Carrots. (4) H46 Radishes. (6) H47 Lettuce, any variety. (1) H48 Runner Beans. (not less than 10 pods) H49 Dwarf Beans. (not less than 10 pods) H50 Eggplant. (2) H51 Red Capsicum. (2) H52 Green Capsicum. (2) H53 Chillies, any variety. (6) H54 Vegetable Marrow. (2) H55 Squash, White. (2) H56 Button Squash. (4) H57 Large Zucchini. (2) H58 Small Zucchini. (4) H59 Tomatoes. (6) H60 Egg Tomatoes or any Small variety of Tomatoes. (6) H61 Long Cucumbers. (2) H62 Apple Cucumbers. (2) H63 Rhubarb. (6)

H64 Silverbeet. (6) H65 Bok Choy. (4) H66 Bunch Parsley. H67 Queensland Blue Pumpkin. (1) H68 Jap Pumpkin. (1) H69 Butternut Pumpkin. (1) H70 Potkin Pumpkin. (1) H71 Heaviest Cattle Pumpkin. (1) H72 Any Other Pumpkin not mentioned. (1) H73 Any Other Vegetable. (1) H74 Watermelon, Long. (1) H75 Watermelon, Round. (1) H76 Rock Melon. (1) H77 Preserving or Pie Melon. (1) H78 Citrus, any variety. (3) H79 Passionfruit, any variety. (3) H80 Any Other Fruit. (1) H81 Best Collection Fruit or Vegetables, homegrown. (not less than 4 varieties) H82 Best Collection of Herbs, homegrown. (not less than 4 varieties)

Prize money for H40 – H82 donated by Dalby Foodworks

Most Points H40 – H82 $20 donated by Dalby Rural Supplies

EGGS H83 Hen Eggs, White (6). H84 Hen Eggs, Brown (6). H85 Eggs, any other variety (6). Champion Eggs $20 donated by Fullagar Family.

CHILDREN UNDER 15 YEARS – ENTRY FREE H86 Mini Vegetable Garden grown in a box

1st $5, 2nd $3, donated by Betros Bros, Dalby & Dalby Rural Supplies H87 Mini Herb Garden grown in a box 1st $5, 2nd $3, donated by Betros Bros, Dalby & Dalby Rural Supplies

APICULTURE H88 Two Bottles Honey, Dark. H89 Two Bottles Honey, Light. Most Points in Farm Produce, $30 Donated by Creative Embroidery

YOUNG FARM PRODUCE COMPETITION

Open to persons of school age as at 1st January 2019 To be held at the Farm Produce Building on Friday 1 March 2019 at 12.30pm No Entry Fee Prize money: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $1 donated by Wayne McGuire 1. Competitors under 18 years must have the approval of a parent or guardian to attend. School

groups to advise the Steward of the intended attendance. 2. Competitors will judge a selection of exhibited produce with points awarded for judging exhibits in

line with the official judging. The Judge’s decision is final.

JD MULCAHY PAVILION

“J. D. Mulcahy Trophy will be awarded to best exhibition in the Pavilion”

Section JA Pot Plants

Section J Horticulture

Section KA Fine Art

Section K Photography

Section L Cookery

Section M Needlework

Section N Handicrafts

Section O Homebrew

Section P Schoolwork

Best Exhibit J.D. Mulcahy Pavilion $20 Voucher donated by Pips ‘n’ Cherries.

Most points for Juniors in J.D. Mulcahy Pavilion Trophy donated by F Monaghan Contracting.

Section JA - POT PLANTS

Stewards: B Irwin, B Seaton, A Kennedy & D Stam

ENTRY FEE: 50c (with completed entry form) JUDGING: 1pm Friday 1 March 2019 PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1, unless otherwise stated

. 1. Exhibits must be in the hands of the stewards by 11:30 am, Friday 1 March 2019. 2. Exhibits to be of a weight and size handled conveniently by stewards and judges. 3. Plant and pot to be judged only where specified. 4. All plants will be lightly watered Saturday morning. 5. Where possible please provide saucer for pots. 6. Exhibits in this section may not be removed before 4pm Sunday.

JA1 Flowering Plant or Plants in Hanging Pot. JA2 Hanging Pot Plant. JA3 Hanging Fern. JA4 Maiden Hair Fern. JA5 Nephrolepis (Fish) Fern. JA6 Fern, any other variety. JA7 Foliage Plant. JA8 Variegated Foliage Plant. JA9 Climbing Plant, any variety. JA10 Coleus, any variety. JA11 Geranium - Ivy. JA12 Geranium – Zonal (Common). JA13 Begonia - Cane. JA14 Begonia - Foliage. JA15 Succulent Plant, any variety. JA16 Cactus Plant, any variety. JA17 Collection of Succulents and/or Cacti, in one container. JA18 Bromeliad. JA19 Bonsai, to be viewed from one side only. JA20 Hall Table Plant. (overall to be judged) JA21 Plant in a Novelty Container. (overall to be judged) JA22 Flowering Plant or Plants in Pot. JA23 Any Pot Plant Not Already Mentioned. JA24 Junior Exhibit (under 15 years) – Pot Plant, any variety. Champion Hanging Pot JA1 & JA2, Dulcie Derrick Memorial Trophy.

Champion Fern, Trophy donated by Bernice Seaton and Ann Kennedy

Champion Foliage Plant JA7 - JA14, Trophy donated by Rod & Lyn Sperling.

Champion Succulent &/or Cacti JA15 - JA17, Trophy donated by Rebecca Pope.

Champion Pot Plant JA18 - JA23, Trophy donated by The Irwin Family.

Best Junior Exhibit, $10 donated by Mrs Joyce Comben.

Most Points in Pot Plant Section, Trophy donated by Eddy & Elaine Hall.

Grand Champion Pot Plant of Show, Mrs E Armstrong Memorial Trophy donated by her Family.

Prize money for Pot Plant section donated by Rebecca Pope.

Section J – HORTICULTURE

Stewards: S Bradley

AMATEURS ONLY

1. All exhibits must be delivered personally, and in the hands of the Stewards by 12pm on Friday 1 March 2019.

2. All exhibits must be grown by the competitor.

3. Exhibits in this section must not be removed before 4 pm Sunday.

4. Exhibits MUST NOT be handled once delivered to the Stewards.

5. Where equal first is awarded, first and second prizes are divided.

6. Containers supplied for Blooms, except collections.

7. Each exhibit must be marked with section number.

8. Collections not less than six (6) blooms.

JUDGING: 1.00 pm Friday 1 March 2019.

ENTRY FEE: 50c (Completed entry form must accompany entry fee.)

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

ROSES

J1 Collection of Roses. J2 Rose, any variety from bud to bloom in three steps - separate specimens. J3 Red Rose, one bloom. J4 Yellow Rose, one bloom. J5 Pink Rose, one bloom. J6 White rose, one bloom. J7 Rose, any other colour not specified, one bloom. J8 Bicoloured Rose. J9 Polyantha or Floribunda, one truss. J10 Miniature Rose. Champion Rose to be selected from above: Edna Cahill Memorial Trophy donated by her daughter, Diana Scheuerle.

DAHLIAS

J11 Specimen Decorative, any type. J12 Specimen Cactus, any size. J13 Specimen Pompom, under 31 mm (1¼ ins). J14 Collection of Dahlias. Champion Dahlia to be selected from J11 to J14: Edna Cahill Memorial Trophy donated by her daughter, Diana Scheuerle. Trophy for Most Points Roses and Dahlias J1 to J14 donated by Jean Sorley.

MISCELLANEOUS FLOWERS

J15 Specimen Gerbera. J16 Collection of Gerberas. J17 Specimen Carnation. J18 Collection of Carnations. J19 Specimen Marigold. J20 Collection of Marigolds. J21 Collection of Petunias.

J22 Specimen Geranium. J23 Collection of Geraniums. J24 Collection of Zinnias. J25 Single Flower or Spike J26 Specimen Bulb or Tuber. J27 Flowering Shrub. J28 Specimen Australian Native Tree. J29 Specimen Australian Native Shrub. J30 Specimen Flowering Tree. J31 Collection From One Garden. J32 Specimen Creeper. J33 Specimen Bougainvillea. J34 Collection of Bougainvillea. J35 Specimen any other flower. J36 Collection, one variety not already specified, any colour. Champion Bloom of Show - Trophy donated by Mrs D McNamara plus Society Ribbon.

Champion Collection of Show – Trophy donated by Rebecca Pope plus Society Ribbon.

Most Points in Miscellaneous Flowers J15 to J36 – Mrs Marie Patch Memorial Trophy donated by Greg & Joy Patch and Family.

FLORAL WORK

1. Exhibits in this section need not be grown by the exhibitor. 2. Exhibitors must arrange their own entries. 3. Each exhibit must be marked with section number. 4. All exhibits must be viewed from one side only. 5. Exhibits must not be handled once delivered to the Stewards. J37 Arrangement Incorporating Glass or Mirrors J38 Dried Arrangement J39 Miniature Arrangement, not more than 15cm J40 Pink and White Arrangement J41 Arrangement in a Tea Pot J42 Novelty Arrangement J43 Arrangement of Artificial Flowers J44 Foliage Arrangement J45 Arrangement Featuring Three (3) flowers J46 Novice Arrangement

Champion Floral Exhibit: Jack Saunders Memorial Trophy donated by Mrs Pat Saunders plus Society Ribbon.

Trophy for Most Points in Floral Work J37 to J46 donated by Bell Show Society

Prize money for Floral Work donated by Rebecca Pope.

JUNIOR SECTION – ENTRY FREE PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $6, 2nd - $3

VASE OF FLOWERS

J47 Years 6 to 10 J48 Years 2 to 5 J49 Prep to Year 1

Section KA – FINE ART Stewards: Members of the Bell Art Group Inc.

ENTRY FEE: $5.00 PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $40, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

1. Entry Forms available from Bell Bunya Community Centre, 71 Maxwell St, Bell Qld 4408, phone 4663 1087. Please lodge Entry Form, together with Entry Fee, to Show Secretary, PO Box 38, Bell 4408 on or before Monday 4th February 2019. Late entries may not be accepted. NB Entries must be left at the BELL SHOW PAVILION at 9am Tuesday 19th February 2019, or by prior arrangement.

2. Responsibility rests with the exhibitor to ensure that EXHIBITS MUST BE ABLE TO BE HUNG SAFELY. NB “D” Hooks are essential. Stewards reserve the right to reject exhibits considered unsafe.

3. Exhibits must be clearly labelled on the back, with Artist’s name, address, phone number, title of work, plus Class, ie Section KA 1 Local or Section KA 2 Open etc.

4. Please indicate if "Not for Sale" or “For Sale plus Price” on the Entry Form. 5. All reasonable care will be taken with each exhibit, but exhibit shall at all times be at the risk of

the exhibitor. The Bell Show Society Inc. and stewards will not be liable for any loss or damage if and howsoever it occurs.

6. Exhibits at the Bell Show Pavilion must be collected between 3pm and 4pm Sunday 4th March and signed out by the steward on duty, or by prior arrangement.

7. Paintings with wet paint will not be accepted 8. Each exhibit must be the original work of the Exhibitor and not have won a first prize at any

previous Bell Show. NB “original work” means the entry must not be copied. Works produced under the tutelage and/or at workshops will not be eligible and the Show Society stewards rely on the integrity of the artist. However, responsibility for establishing the authenticity lies with the artist, not the Show Society Stewards.

9. Judge’s decision will be final and no correspondence entered into. 10. Exhibits must have been completed in the previous three years and be entered in one class only. 11. Overall Pavilion Award Points: 1st - 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point. 12. Stewards are responsible for hanging exhibits and reserve this exclusive right. Their decision is

final. 13. Commission on sales – 10%. 14. Size limitation: Size of Exhibit is not to exceed a maximum of 100cm x 100cm, including frame.

KA1 LOCAL. Any subject, any medium. For persons residing within 30km radius of Bell. Prizemoney donated by Bell Art Group Inc, Ruth Storey, & Jean Sorley

KA2 OPEN. Any subject, any medium. Prizemoney donated by Bell Show Society Inc & Bell Bunya Community Centre. Champion Exhibit judged from KA1 and KA2. Bunya Mountains Accommodation Centre Award - Accommodation Voucher plus Bell Show Society Inc Champion Ribbon & Card

Section K - PHOTOGRAPHY Stewards: Joan van Kuijck 0427 170 857

Entry Fee: 50c per photo. Correct entry fee must be enclosed with signed entry form.

Prize Money: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1

Closing Date: Friday 22nd February 2019 (1 week before Show). NO LATE ENTRIES

REGULATIONS:

1. Entries must have been photographed by the entrant. Amateur photographers only.

2. The same image may be entered into more than one class.

3. A maximum of 3 entries per entrant in each class.

4. Any person may enter the Open Section.

5. Winning entries from previous Bell Show Photography competitions are excluded.

6. Preferred photo size is 5” x 7” (13cm x 18cm). The smaller size of 4”x 6” (10cm x 15cm) is

also acceptable.

7. All entries must be securely mounted on black A5 cardboard to allow for the entry to be

pinned. Use glue which does not buckle your photo.

8. All entries must have the Exhibitor’s Name, Address, Phone Number and Class Number

clearly marked on the back of the cardboard at the top left-hand corner. Hint: use sticky

labels or white marker pen.

9. Photographs which are framed, have captions, are written on, or are not backed with black

cardboard will not be displayed or eligible for judging.

10. Signed entry forms, fees and photos must be in the hands of the Steward by no later than

5.00pm Friday 22nd February 2019. Pick up points maybe negotiated with the Steward.

Entries may be posted but you must include a stamped return-postage bag. It should be

addressed to: Joan van Kuijck, M/S 501, DALBY 4405

11. Late entries will not be accepted.

12. The Stewards reserve the right to re-class entries.

13. If the Judge decides that none of the entries are worthy in a particular class, then no prize

will be awarded.

14. Highly Commended Certificates may also be awarded at the discretion of the Judges and

Stewards.

15. Points System: 1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, Highly Commended - 1 point.

16. Prizes and Society Certificates and/or Ribbons will be given in each Section to the Champion

Photograph, Reserve Champion Photograph and to the Exhibitor with Most Points.

17. Exhibits may be collected from the pavilion after 3pm on the Sunday of the Show or

alternative arrangements can be made with the Steward. Exhibits will be returned by mail

ONLY if a stamped self-addressed envelope is provided.

If you are unable to print your photos at home, consider taking them to a self-service kiosk at a large

store eg: Big W, Kmart or Officeworks.

OPEN SECTION: COLOUR PRINTS (Amateur Photographers only)

K1 Hats and Boots

K2 Rainbows

K3 Signposts

K4 Wrinkles

K5 Tree bark

K6 Any parrot species

K7 Fence posts and/or gates

K8 Citrus Fruit

K9 Shadows

K10 Mailboxes

Champion Open Section Ribbon and Prize

Reserve Champion Open Section Ribbon and Prize

Most Points Open Section Trophy

LOCAL SECTION: COLOUR PRINTS (Amateur Photographers residing within 30km radius of Bell)

K11 Rusty

K12 Insect

K13 Windmill

K14 Grain Silos

K15 Red flower

K16 Black and White Bird

K17 Pumpkin

K18 Stamps

K19 Music

K20 Bell in 2018 – photos from local events in Bell 2018

Champion Local Section Ribbon and Prize

Reserve Champion Local Section Ribbon and Prize

Most Points Local Section Trophy

JUNIOR SECTION: COLOUR PRINTS (15 years and under)

K21 Chooks

K22 Coloured pencils

K23 Feet

K24 Cat

K25 Horse head

Champion Junior Section Ribbon and Prize

Reserve Champion Junior Section Ribbon and Prize

Most Points Junior Section Trophy

FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE LADIES' COMMITTEE Dear Ladies,

On behalf of the Ladies Committee, I would like to thank all who have exhibited and assisted in the Pavilion during the past years. Your efforts have helped to keep our Pavilion one of the best. I appeal again for your support for the 2019 Bell Show.

Setting up of the Pavilion for the 2019 Show will begin on Monday 25 February at 8:00 am. Assistance during judging is required as usual, as well as cakes and slices for Judging Day and the Show. Please remember that the Pavilion will close at 3:00 pm on the Sunday of the Show and all exhibits may be removed after 4:00 pm.

Please leave all TROPHIES for Prizes in ALL sections of the Pavilion with me by Judging Day.

I ask to all the ladies of the district to join our ranks and so keep our Show assured of better and brighter things each year. We are always seeking enthusiastic members so please contact me if interested in becoming involved.

My sincere thanks to all and may the support received in the past continue. Yours very sincerely, Lyn Sperling

Saturday Night Entertainment

RACQ Family Fireworks

LIVE MUSIC

Bar and BBQ until late

Section L – COOKERY Stewards Mesdames K Nation (07 4663 4737) [email protected], M. Sorley

ENTRY FEE: 50 cents (with completed entry form)

PRIZE MONEY: 1ST - $2, 2nd – $1, except where otherwise stated

1. All exhibits in this section must be made by amateurs 2. Exhibitors must display (entered, ticketed, placed on plate provided by Show Society) their own

exhibits and be placed in the hands of the stewards by 9.00 a.m. Friday 1 March 2019. Early entries are accepted, to head steward, before Friday 1 March 2019

3. Judging commences a 10.00 a.m. on Friday 1 March 2019 4. The Judge’s decision is final 5. Exhibits are to be removed by cooking stewards only, and may be collected after 3.00 p.m.

Sunday 2 March 2019. 6. Half of exhibit may be removed after judging on Friday. Stewards will place half of appropriate

exhibits in plastic wrap. Exhibits not to be removed without Steward approval. 7. No Packet Mix allowed unless stated 8. Points. 1st 2 points, 2nd 1 point 9. Third Place will be given at judges’ discretion. 10. All slice pieces are to be cut to 5cm square. 11. Decorated Cakes/Cupcakes, are to be judged on decoration only. Cakes must be on a board. 12. When stated, Recipe provided, the recipe must be used.

DIVISION 1

L1 Sweet Muffins, (4) 5 cm base size, any variety, no paper cases, to be named

Prize money donated by Kay Nation

L2 Pumpkin Scones, (4) 5 cm diameter base

1st Zara McPhee Memorial Trophy donated by L.A. McPhee. 2nd $3 donated by Rebecca Pope

L3 Plain Scones, (4) 5 cm diameter base

1st $2, 2nd $1 prize money donated by J. and M. Goodyear

L4 Sultana Scones (4) 5 cm diameter base

1st $3 2nd $2 Prize money donated by Rebecca Pope.

L5 Pikelets (4)

Prize money donated by Kay Nation

L6 Victoria sponge. Lightly dusted, Recipe Provided

1st $4 2nd $1 donated by Mrs. Val. McNamara.

L7 Chocolate Sponge, chocolate filling, lightly dusted

Prize money donated by K Nation

L8 Fielders Sponge, not iced, thin icing filling, recipe on packet

1st Trophy donated by Mrs Eileen Pope, 2nd $4 donated by Mrs. E. Andrews

L9 Coffee Sponge, thin coffee icing, filling and top

1st Mrs Enid Lloyd Memorial Trophy donated by Leanne Lloyd 2nd $3 donated by Rebecca Pope

L10 Butter Sponge Sandwich, 1 tablespoon butter, butter icing filling, lightly dusted

1st $4, donated by Bell Show Society, 2nd $3 donated by Rebecca Pope

L11 Sponge Roll, any variety – ends to be cut off

1st $3. donated by K. Nation 2nd $2 donated by Mrs. Eileen Pope

L12 Boiled Fruit Cake, 20cm round tin, 375g fruit

1st $10 2nd $5 donated by Jenny and Neil Frost

L13 Rich Fruit Cake, on a board, 20 cm square tin

1st Betty Strang Memorial Trophy donated by her family. 2nd $10 donated by Bell Show

Society. Winner of this class is eligible to compete in Darling Downs Sub-Chamber Final,

please contact Secretary for details.

L14 FEATURE CAKE, SULTANA CAKE, Recipe provided, round tin

1st Mrs. V Scheuerle Memorial Trophy donated by her Family. 2nd $3 donated by Mrs. E. Pope

Feature Cake Trophy donated by Mrs E. Pope

L15 Pumpkin Fruit Cake, square tin, 375g fruit

1st $8 donated in memory of Mrs. I Brewer. 2nd $4 donated by Mrs E. Andrews

L16 Carrot Cake, lemon icing on top only, round tin

1st Olive Anderton Memorial Trophy donated by Mrs Emily Anderton

L17 Date Loaf

1st Trophy donated by Mrs. Rita Reid. 2nd $3 donated by Mrs. E. Andrews

L18 Banana Cake, lemon icing on top, bar or loaf tin

$5 donated in memory of Mrs. R.A. Astbury. 2nd $3 donated by Mrs. Eileen. Pope

L19 Orange Bar, orange icing on top only

1st Trophy 2nd $2 Donated by Mrs. Eileen Pope

L20 Marble Cake, pale pink icing on top only, round tin

1st$3, 2nd $2 donated by Mrs Lesley Sorley

L21 Chocolate Cake, round, iced on top

1st. $5 prize money donated by the family in Memory of Ms I. Myers. 2nd $3.

Donated by Mrs. Joan Staines

L22 Small Cakes, (4) no paper cases, iced, 4cms base

Prize Money donated by Mrs Majella McNamara

L23 Date Slice, iced on top optional (4)

Prize money donated by Mrs Majella McNamara

L24 Chocolate Slice, chocolate icing on top (4)

Prize money donated by Mrs Majella McNamara

L25 Melting Moments Biscuits (4)

Prize money donated by Mrs. Majella McNamara

L26 Chocolate Chip Biscuits, (4)

1st $3, 2nd $2 donated by Mrs. Coral Hill

L27 Monte Carlo Biscuits (joined with jam & icing) (4)

1st $3, 2nd $1 donated by Mrs. Coral Hill

L28 Anzac Biscuits (4)

1st $5, 2nd $3 Prize Money donated by Mrs D Sorley

L29 Farmers Jam Drop (4) Farmers size biscuit, red jam only

1st $20, 2nd $10 donated by Mrs Helen McKee

L30 Jam Drops, (4) red jam only.

“John Bourne – Australia All Over” Perpetual Trophy, donated by Ian McNamara.

1st $25 donated Bell Show Society, 2nd $20 donated by Melissa and Matthew Frost

Most Points in Division 1, $10 voucher donated by Brumby’s Dalby

Champion Sponge: To be selected from L6 to L11. Agnes McNamara Memorial Trophy donated

by the McNamara Family, and Society Ribbon.

Champion Cake of Show: Mrs. V. Scheuerle Memorial Trophy donated by her family and Society

Ribbon.

DIVISION 2 - 35 YEARS AND UNDER

L31 FEATURE CAKE, SULTANA CAKE, Recipe provided, round tin

1stMavis Koehler Memorial Trophy donated by her Family.

L32 Decorated Birthday Cake

L33 Marble Cake, pale pink icing on top only, round tin, recipe provided

L34 Muffins (4) to be named, only one variety, no paper cases, 5 cm base size

L35 Cinnamon Tea Cake, round tin

L36 Chocolate Slice, (4)

L37 Chocolate Chip Biscuits (4)

L38 Any Item from Division 6

L39 Jam Drops (4) Red Jam Only

$10.00 1st Prize donated by Laffy Tiling. $2nd $5 donated by Rebecca Pope

L32-L38 Prize Money donated by Williams Family

Most Points for Division 2 in honour of Foundation President of Ladies Committee,

Mrs May Sorley, Trophy donated by the Carsburg Family

DIVISION 3 - NOVICE SECTION

These classes are open to exhibitors who have never won a 1st prize in the class for which they

are competing, in previous 3 years

L40 Decorated Cup Cakes (2) in paper cases, 5 cm base size

Free entry for school students

1st $3, 2nd $2 donated by Mrs Majella McNamara

L41 Decorated Cake

1st $10, 2nd $5 donated by Mrs Majella McNamara

L42 Date Loaf

1st Trophy donated by Mrs Rita Reid, 2nd $3

L43 Jam, any variety, 1 bottle

Prize money donated by Mrs Manny Sorley

L44 Chocolate Slice (4)

Prize Money donated by Mrs Manny Sorley

L45 Jam Drops (4), Red Jam only

1st $10, 2nd $5 Prize Money donated by Rebecca Pope & J & M Goodyear

Most points Novice Section Trophy donated by Rebecca and Eileen Pope

DIVISION 4 - MENS SECTION

L 46 Any Variety of Scones (4) 5 cm. Base size

1st $3, 2nd $2 donated by Mrs. Helen McKee

L 47 Anzac Biscuits (4)


L 48 Any Item from Division 6


L49 Any variety of Muffins, packet mix optional, to be named, in paper cases, 5 cm base size. (4)

1st $3, 2nd $2 donated by Leanne Lloyd in memory of Ron Lloyd, Past Patron

Most points Men’s Section $10 donated by Leanne Lloyd in memory of Ron Lloyd, Past Patron

DIVISION 5 – SWEETS

L50 Marshmallows (4) 3cm x 3cm.

L51 Coconut Ice, to be boiled (4) 3cm x 3cm.

L52 Chocolate Fudge (4) 3cm x 3cm.

L53 Russian Caramel (4) 3cm x 3cm.

Prize Money donated by Rebecca Pope

Most points Division 5, $10 voucher donated by Brumby’s Dalby

DIVISION 6 - PRESERVES

Preserves to be in bottles with lids of 250g – 600g capacity, except in the case of butters as listed.

Lids and bottles are to be labelled separately with contents description. All entries must be easy

to open, previously checked for freshness and are not to have decorative trim.

L54 Lemon Butter, one bottle 250g

L55 Any Other Fruit Butter, one bottle, 250g

L56 Tomato Jam

L57 Fig Jam

L58 Plum Jam

L59 Apricot Jam

L60 Rosella Jam

L61 Marmalade

L62 Peach Jam

L63 Any Berry Jam

L64 Jam, any other variety

L65 Mayonnaise

L66 Pickles, any variety

L67 Relish

L68 Chutney

L69 Sweet Sauce

L70 Savoury Sauce

L 71 Pickled vegetable

Division 6 prize money donated by Williams Family and Laffy Tiling

Most points Division 6, $10 donated by E. McLean

DIVISION 7 – PRIMARY SCHOOL COOKING

(Entered at pavilion) ENTRY FREE

L72 Jam drops, red jam filling (4) recipe provided

L73 Chocolates, moulded, unfilled (4)

L74 Small Cakes, iced, cooked in 4cm base size, in paper cases (4), recipe provided

L75 Decorated Cup Cakes (2) in paper cases, packet mix optional, 5 cm base size

L76 Rainbow Coconut Ice (4) recipe provided, size 3cm x 3cm

Prize Money for Division 7 donated by Manny Sorley

Most point Division 7 - $5 prize money donated by Rebecca Pope

DIVISION 8 – HIGH SCHOOL COOKING

(Entered at Pavilion) ENTRY FREE

L77 Decorated Cup Cakes (4), 5 cm base size, in paper cases, packet mix optional

L78 Pikelets (4)

L79 Jam Drops, red jam filling (4) recipe provided

L80 Lazy Daisy Cake, recipe provided

L81 GF Lemon & Coconut Biscuits, recipe provided

L82 Rainbow Coconut Ice (4), 3cm x 3cm, recipe provided

L83 Plain Scones (4) 5cm

L84 Decorated Birthday Cake

1st $5, 2nd $2 donated in memory of Mrs Betty Strang by her family

Prize Money Division 8, donated by Brumby’s Dalby, and Cleaning and Catering Supplies Dalby

Most points Division 8, $5 donated in memory of Mrs J Nelder, by her family

Trophy for Best Jam Drops by a School Student (L72 and L79)

“Bill Scott - Australia All Over” Perpetual Trophy donated by Ian McNamara.

Prize Money 1st $20, 2nd $10 donated by Bell State School P & C Association

Cookery Section Recipes

Lazy Daisy Cake

Ingredients: 125g Butter, 125g sugar, 1 1/3 cups S.R. Flour, 1 packet Jelly Crystals (any flavour), 2 eggs,

1/3 cup milk.

Method: Combine all ingredients in a mixing bowl and beat 3 minutes on medium speed. Bake in loaf

tin for 35 – 40 mins in moderate oven. Ice on top, with white icing and decorate with jelly beans,

representing a daisy flower.

Rainbow Coconut Ice (Uncooked)

Ingredients: 3 1/3 cups icing sugar, 4 1/4 cups coconut, 1 tin condensed milk, 3 different food

colourings

Method: Combine condensed milk, icing sugar and coconut in a bowl and mix well. Evenly divide into

thirds. Colour each batch of mixture, a different colour. Press each colour in even layers into a tray

lined with baking paper. Refrigerate until firm. Remove from tray and cut into 3cm x 3cm squares.

Victoria Sponge

Ingredients: 175g S.R. flour, 1 tsp baking powder, 175g softened butter, 175g caster sugar, 3 eggs.

Method: Sift flour and baking powder into a bowl and add butter, sugar and eggs. Mix together then

beat until smooth. Divide mixture evenly between 2 x 20cm round tins and bake for 25-30 minutes in

180-degree oven until cakes are well risen and golden brown. Join sponges together with raspberry

jam and lightly dust top with icing sugar.

Sultana Cake

Ingredients: 5 eggs, 250g Butter, 285g Castor Sugar, ½ teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon each of Lemon,

Vanilla and Almond Essence, 275g Plain Flour, 1 good teaspoon of Baking Powder, 375g Sultanas

Method: Beat Butter and Sugar until creamy mixture, then add eggs one at a time, (don’t over beat),

sift flour, baking powder and salt, rub sultanas in a portion of the flour, then add to mixture with the

remained sifted flour. Add the essences, put in round cake tin, bake in moderate hours for 2 hours or

until cooked.

GF Lemon and Coconut Biscuits

Dough: 125g Butter, soften, ½ cup firmly packed brown sugar, 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon rind, ½

cup desiccated coconut, 1 egg, 1 ¼ cups Gluten Free Plain (all purpose) flour, 2 tablespoons white rice

flour, ½ teaspoon bicarbonate soda (baking powder), 1 teaspoon xanthan gum

Method: Pre heat oven to 180, grease two oven trays: line with baking paper. Beat butter and sugar

with electric mixer until combined, add egg: beat until just combined, stir in sifted flour, lemon rind,

coconut, soda and gum in two batches cover: refrigerate for 15mins. Using wet hands, roll

tablespoons of mixture into balls; place 5cm apart on trays, flatten slightly, bake 18 mins or until

golden.

Small Cakes

Ingredients: 60g butter, 1/3 cup castor sugar, 1 large egg, 1 cup SR Flour, Vanilla, ¼ Cup Milk

Method: Beat butter and sugar to a cream. Add vanilla. Add egg and beat well. Sift Flour. Add flour

and milk alternately and mix lightly into a soft dough. Spoon into paper containers, bake in a moderate

oven (190) for 10-12mins.

Marble Cake

Ingredients: 220g Butter, 250 Castor Sugar, 3 eggs, 1 cup Plain Flour, 1 cup S.R. Flour, ¾ cup Milk,

Vanilla, pink food colouring and cocoa.

Method: Cream butter and sugar very well. Add vanilla. Add 3 eggs one at a time. Then add well

shifted flour alternately with milk. Divide mixture into 3 equal parts. Leave one plain and then colour

one chocolate with cocoa and one pink with food colouring. Place alternate spoonful’s of mixture into

a prepared 20cm round tin, tap tin on bench and run a knife through mixture 4 times to create marble

effect. Bake in moderate oven for approx. 50 minutes. When cold ice with pale pink icing.

Jam Drops Ingredients; 1 ¾ cups S.R Flour, ½ cup castor sugar, 125 g butter or margarine, 1 egg, Plum jam, Vanilla. Sift flour. Mix into a stiff paste. Take small pieces of mixture and roll into balls. Place on lined tray, leaving room for expansion. Make a hollow in each with your thumb or the floured end of a wooden spoon. Place a little jam into each biscuit. Bake in a moderate oven until golden brown.

SATURDAY LUNCH AT THE SHOW

$12 Cold Meat, Salad and Dessert

Served from 12pm at the Pavilion Kitchen

Kids Alley located near the Sectary Office Saturday proudly sponsored by Heritage Bank

Petting Zoo Face Painting

Sandpit Colouring Competition

Section M – NEEDLEWORK Stewards: R Andrew, J Kane, E Brewer, J Hunter, R Newton & J Warby.

1. Entries in this section will not be accepted from exhibitors outside a radius of 120 km of Bell, unless such exhibits are nominated through a local resident of the district, (a local resident shall be deemed to be a resident within 30km radius of Bell). No responsibility as regards exhibits will be accepted by the Secretary of Section Stewards.

2. All exhibits must be in the hands of the Stewards by 9.30am Friday 1 March 2019 ready for judging at 10:30am.

3. All work must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor, pre-shrinking allowed. Back of work must be visible unless otherwise stated.

4. Exhibits cannot be entered for, nor compete in more than one Section or Class. 5. Knitted bands allowed on crochet garments. 6. All seams in Crochet and Knitting to be left to Judges discretion. 7. Exhibits which have won a first prize at a previous Bell Show cannot be exhibited again in the

same class. 8. An article is something not worn. A garment is something worn. An item can be either. An outfit

is two or more garments to create a set. 9. Pavilion to close at 3:00pm Sunday. All exhibits will be given to exhibitors by the stewards after

4:00pm. They must be signed for on receiving the articles. 10. 1st - 2 points, 2nd 1 - point. 11. Very old or soiled work not accepted.

ENTRY FEE: 50c (With completed entry form)

PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1, except where otherwise stated. Where a trophy is presented, no prize money will be given.

HANDWORK M1 Article in Hardanger. M2 Item in Stitchery, eg Redwork, etc. M3 Item of Creative Embroidery, eg Bullion, Brazillian, etc. M4 Article in Candlewicking. M5 Table Centre, embroidered. M6 Any Other Article, embroidered. M7 Article in Counted Cross Stitch, large. M8 Article in Counted Cross Stitch, small. M9 Tapestry Article in Wool, fine extra touches in cotton allowed. M10 Tapestry Article in Long Stitch, extra finishing allowed. M11 Any Other Article in Canvas Work. M12 Article featuring Tatting.

Champion piece of Handwork from M1 to M12, Trophy donated by Mrs Eileen Pope.

MACHINE WORK M13 Item featuring Chenille Work. M14 Cushion. M15 Infant’s Garment or Outfit. M16 Toddler’s Garment. M17 Toddler’s Outfit. M18 Girl’s Frock. M19 Boy’s Garment. M20 Child’s Outfit. M21 Child’s Night Attire. M22 Blouse or Shirt. M23 Lady’s Frock or Outfit. M24 Special Occasion Frock or Outfit. M25 Garment in Heirloom Sewing. M26 Any Garment in Stretch Material. M27 Something New from Something Old. M28 Article Suitable for a Gift. M29 Fabric Bag. M30 Article, machine embroidery. M31 Article not already mentioned. M32 Feature – Creatively Mended Jeans, any technique.

1st $15, 2nd $5 donated by Kane Family.

Champion piece of Machine Work from M13 to M32, $25 voucher donated by Anthony's, Dalby.

PATCHWORK/QUILTING M33 Patchwork Table Runner or Centre, to suit any shape table. M34 Patchwork Bag. M35 Patchwork Cushion. M36 Patchwork Wall Hanging, pegs, tabs or rod pocket. M37 Small Patchwork Quilt, eg cot, lap, table. (45” x 60” or less) M38 Patchwork Article Hand Pieced, eg English Paper Piecing. M39 Patchwork Bed Quilt. M40 Patchwork Quilt, professional quilting allowed. M41 Quilt, featuring more than one technique, eg Pieced, Applique, Embroidery. M42 Article, Hand Quilted.

M43 Article, Machine Quilted, professional quilting not allowed.

Champion piece of Patchwork/Quilting from M33 to M43, $20 Voucher donated by Pips ‘n’ Cherries. Champion Quilt eligible to compete at the Royal Queensland Show (Ekka).

APPLIQUÉ M44 Cushion, Traditional, ie handworked, needle turn. M45 Cushion, Naïve, ie blanket stitch, running stitch. M46 Wall Hanging, Traditional.

Test Your Mending Skills

Enter your mended jeans in M32.

Be as creative as you like.

M47 Wall Hanging, Naïve. M48 Quilt, Traditional. M49 Quilt, Naïve. M50 Article, Machine Appliqué M51 Other Article, any Appliqué Technique. Champion piece of Appliqué from M44 to M51, $25 voucher donated by Anthony’s, Dalby.

CROCHET Fine Thread - No. 40 and over Coarse Thread - No. 20 or under. M52 Table Centre, Fine Thread. M53 Table Centre, Coarse Thread. M54 Doiley, up to 9" or 23 cm in diameter. M55 Duchess Set. M56 Supper Cloth. M57 Rug. M58 Handkerchief, Crochet Edge and/or Corner. M59 Edging featured on an Item. M60 Any Trim on Towelling item, eg washer, kitchen towel. M61 Coat Hanger. M62 Novelty, all crochet. M63 Infant’s Garment. M64 Article Not Already Mentioned in Wool. M65 Article Not Already Mentioned in Cotton.

Champion piece of Crochet from M52 - M65, M78 and M86 – M88 Cotton - Trophy donated by Family of Mrs D McPhee Wool - Trophy donated by Mrs V McGuire

KNITTING M66 Beanie or Bonnet. M67 Infant's Garment. M68 Adult’s Cardigan or Jumper. M69 Child’s Cardigan or Jumper. M70 Sleeveless Pullover or Vest. M71 Rug. M72 Any Other Article.

Champion piece of Knitting from M66 to M72, L M McGuire Memorial Trophy donated by her Family.

NOVICE – Open to competitors who have not won a prize at any previous show. M73 Item in Stitchery. M74 Article in Canvas Work, includes Aida and Linen. M75 Cushion, any medium. M76 Child’s Garment, machine and/or hand sewn. M77 Adult’s Garment, machine and/or hand sewn. M78 Crochet Item. M79 Knitted Item.

M80 Patchwork Bag. M81 Patchwork Quilt. M82 Appliqué Article, needle turn. M83 Appliqué Article, naïve. Champion item Novice Section, Trophy donated by Ruth & Ron Andrew. Most Points Novice Section, $5 donated by J Stevenson in memory of Mrs. L Davis.

SENIOR SECTION - 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER Work must be done at this age or over. M84 Embroidered Article, back to be visible. M85 Article in Cross Stitch. M86 Crochet Table Centre. M87 Crochet Doiley, up to 9" or 23 cm in Diameter. M88 Crochet Knee Rug. M89 Handkerchief, Crochet Edge and/or Corner. M90 Knitted Item. M91 Knitted Knee Rug. M92 Any Trim on Towelling item, eg washer, kitchen towel. M93 Coat Hanger, any medium. M94 Patchwork Article. M95 Something New from Something Old M96 Article not already mentioned. Champion item Senior Section, Jessie Anderton Memorial Trophy donated by her Family. Most Points Senior Section, $10 donated by Jan Stevenson in memory of Isabel Caldwell. JUNIOR SECTION - ENTRY FREE 12 to 15 YEARS M97 Article in Long Stitch. M98 Article in Cross Stitch. M99 Article in Stitchery. M100 Cushion, any medium. M101 Knitted Item. M102 Item, machine and/or hand sewn. M103 Item Not Already Mentioned.

Champion item M97 to M103, $10 donated by Paul & Kim Conroy. 11 YEARS AND UNDER M104 Article in Stitchery. M105 Cushion, any medium. M106 Knitted Item. M107 Appliqué Article. M108 Item, machine and/or hand sewn. M109 Item Not Already Mentioned.

Champion item M104 to M109, $10 donated by Paul & Kim Conroy.

Grand Champion Piece from Section M – Fancywork, excluding crochet and knitting. $25 Voucher donated by Anthony’s, Dalby.

Grand Champion Piece of Crochet from Open, Novice and Senior. $20 donated by Creative Embroidery.

Grand Champion Piece of Knitting from Open, Novice and Senior. Voucher donated by the Fullagar Family.

Supreme Champion Piece from Section M - Fancywork. Erica Derrick Memorial Trophy donated by Bell Show Society Inc.




Petting Zoo by Ponies and Animals 2 U 10am – 6pm Near Kids Alley around the Secretary’s Office

Fireworks Saturday Night proudly sponsored by RACQ

Live Entertainment Saturday night

Bar and BBQ open Late

Section N – HANDICRAFTS Stewards: Robyn Sorley

1. All exhibits in this section to be in the hands of the stewards by 9.30am Friday 1 March 2019. 2. All work to be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. 3. Exhibits which have won a first prize at a Bell Show cannot be exhibited in the same class again. 4. Judging commences at 10:30am, Friday 1 March 2019 5. Pavilion to close at 3pm Sunday. All exhibits will be given to exhibitors by the stewards after 4pm.

To ensure safe return of exhibits, they must be signed for on receiving the articles. 6. Prize money to be collected from Show Secretary’s Office during the Show.

ENTRY FEE: 50c (with completed entry form) Junior Sections no entry fee

PRIZE MONEY: 1st prize $2; 2nd prize $1, except where otherwise stated. N1 Beading, any article. N2 Jewellery, one piece, silver, mounted or displayed. N3 Jewellery, one piece, any technique or combination of techniques, mounted for display. N4 Christmas Decoration, hard or soft medium. N5 Coat Hanger, any medium. N6 Creative Greeting Cards, 3, different occasions, hand made and distinct, excluding

Christmas. N7 Creative Greeting Card, 1, hand made, Christmas. N8 Papercraft, not scrapbooking or cards, to include paper tole, decoupage, calligraphy, paper

stamping or quilling, more than one technique may be used N9 Doll, dressed, any style any medium or Teddy Bear, original or traditional, dressed or not

dressed, not to exceed 60cm high, calico, fur or fabric. N10 Folkart, any style, not to exceed 50cm x 50cm. N11 Glass Craft, not to exceed 50cm x 50cm, eg leadlighting and mosaics. N12 Leatherwork, any article, to include braided, plaited or hand carved work. N13 Pottery, handbuilt or thrown clay work, not to exceed 30cm in height. N14 Recycled Materials, soft, not to exceed 60cm. N15 Recycled Materials, hard, not to exceed 60cm. N16 Best Collection of Three Different Crafts, not to exceed 60cm. N17 Towel, Hand, Bath or Kitchen, decorated, any medium. N18 Toy, any medium, hand made, not to exceed 60cm. N19 Wall Hanging, any medium, ready to hang for display. N20 Woodwork, wood turned item, not to exceed 60cm. N21 Woodwork, any other article. N22 Metalwork, not to exceed 60cm. N23 Metal Art, not to exceed 60cm. N24 Article not already mentioned, hard medium. N25 Article not already mentioned, soft medium.

Champion Craft from N1 to N25 - Voucher donated by Wendy’s on Cunningham Dalby. All Scrapbooking to be presented in clear plastic sleeves, double pages to be creatively joined. No albums please. In the event of a large number of entries, 1st and 2nd place winners only will be

displayed. If space permits, other entries will be displayed, but preference will be given to junior entries. Displayed entries will be placed into and hung by large snaplock bags.

N26 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, children/babies. N27 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, holiday/leisure. N28 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, sport. N29 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, wedding. N30 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, celebration. N31 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, heritage/family/history. N32 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, flora/fauna. N33 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, pets. N34 Scrapbooking, single or double page spread, Bell District. Champion Scrapbooking N26 to N34 – Sponsored by Bell Show Society Encouragement award N26 to N34 – Sponsored by Bell Show Society SENIOR HANDICRAFT – 65 YEARS AND OVER Work to be completed at this age or over. N35 Creative Card, any medium. N36 Soft Toy, any medium. N37 Any article not already mentioned. Champion Senior Handicraft N35 to N37 - Voucher donated by Sharon Blanck. Most Points N1 to N37 - $25 donated by Western Downs Regional Council. JUNIOR HANDICRAFT - ENTRY FREE - NO LEGO PLEASE Girls and Boys – 13 Years to 15 Years - Entry Free N38 Beadwork, any article, jewellery must be mounted for display. N39 Scrapbooking, one page, any subject. N40 Hand Made Greeting Card, any occasion. N41 Small Toy, novelty, using any medium. N42 Woodwork, small article. N43 Metalwork, small article. N44 Any Article not already mentioned. Champion Craft from N38 to N44 - Trophy donated by Bell Show Society

Girls and Boys - 9 Years to 12 Years - Entry Free

N45 Beadwork, any article, jewellery must be mounted for display. N46 Scrapbooking, one page, any subject. N47 Hand Made Greeting Card, any occasion. N48 Small Toy, novelty, using any medium. N49 Woodwork, small article. N50 Metalwork, small article. N51 Any Article not already mentioned.

Champion Craft from N45 to N51 - Trophy donated by Bell Show Society

Girls and Boys - 8 Years and Under - Entry Free

N52 Pet Rock, small. N53 Pipe Cleaner Item.

N54 Hand Made Greeting Card, any occasion. N55 Small Toy, novelty, using any medium. N56 Paddlepop Article. N57 Any Article not already mentioned. Champion Craft from N52 to N57 - Trophy donated by Mrs D Sorley. Most Points in Junior Handicraft - $20 Voucher donated by The Toy Place.

Most points in J.D. Mulcahy Pavilion $20 Voucher donated by Pips ‘n’ Cherries.

Most points for Juniors in J.D. Mulcahy Pavilion Trophy donated by F Monaghan Contracting.

FREE CHILDREN’S FACE

PAINTING

Section O - HOMEBREW Steward: Paul Bryce - 0447 714 501 (after hours only) Email: [email protected]

Entry Fee: $2 per entry (Two Bottles per entry)

Regulations: 1. All entries must be the product of the entrant 2. Entries can be submitted as a Tallie or Stubby 3. Entries will be judged on the following basis

- Aroma - Appearance - Colour, clarity and head - Flavour

4. Judging will be held after 10am Saturday 2 March 2019 5. All entries must be at the Show Pavilion by 9.30am Saturday 2 March 2019, clearly labeled with

entry name and a beer type 6. All entires must be accompanied by the Bell Show Entry Form enclosed in Schedule Entry Fee: $2 per entry (Two Bottles per entry) Class O1 – Beer – Light (any variety) Class 02 – Beer - Dark (any variety) Class O3 – Cider (any variety) Class O4 – Ginger Beer Prize: 1st Prize (each class) – 1 x 20lts of Boutique Brew and Society Ribbon 2nd Prize (each class) –$20 Prize Money and Society Ribbon Sponsors – Toowoomba Home Brew Supplies, Laffy Tiling, Huston Ford, M & K Fullagar, Williams Family, Aaron Newman





Section P – SCHOOLWORK Stewards: Bell P – 10 State School Staff

1. All entries to be the child's own work. 2. All entries must be in the hands of the stewards at Bell State School by 3pm the Monday preceding

the Show. 3. Students from other schools should contact the Bell State School Principal for further details

before commencing work.

Local schools are invited to provide a display of any additional classwork they would like to showcase

in the School Section of the pavilion. Please contact the steward for further details.

ENTRY FREE PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1. ART Any Medium (A3 size paper based, able to be hung) P1 Prep – Animal portrait, any medium P2 Year 1 – Animal portrait, any medium P3 Year 2 – Animal portrait, any medium P4 Year 3 – Animal portrait, any medium P5 Year 4 – Animal portrait, any medium P6 Year 5 – Animal portrait, any medium P7 Year 6 – Animal portrait, any medium P8 Year 7/8 - Animal portrait, any medium P9 Year 9/10 - Animal portrait, any medium CREATIVE WRITING P10 Year 7 – Literary memoir inspired by an abstract noun P11 Year 8 – Illustrated short story (maximum 600 words) P12 Year 9/10 – Science-fiction short story (maximum 800 words) HANDWRITING (Exercise book page – 2cm left hand margin in red pen.) P13 Year 2 Handwriting (up to 6 lines Year 2 ruling, print script in pencil) P14 Year 3 Handwriting (half page Year 3 ruling, print script in pencil) P15 Year 4 Handwriting (half page Year 4 ruling, modern cursive in pencil) P16 Year 5 Handwriting (half page, wide feint ruling, modern cursive in ink) P17 Year 6 Handwriting (half page, wide feint ruling, modern cursive in ink)

DIGITAL DOCUMENTS (A4 Size) – Created in Microsoft Publisher P18 Year 5/6 – Computer Generated Document P19 Year 7/8 – Computer Generated Document P20 Year 9/10 – Computer Generated Document PHOTOGRAPHY

1. All photos MUST have been taken by the student. 2. Prints may be made on any surface paper and MUST BE MOUNTED READY FOR DISPLAY with

a border no bigger than 2cm. Prep – Year 2 P21 Line/s P22 My Friend P23 Artistically edited (original and edited photos to be included) Year 3 – Year 6 P24 Line/s P25 My Friend P26 Artistically edited (original and edited photos to be included) Year 7 – Year 10 P27 Animal/s P28 Agriculture P29 Drone Photography P30 Artistically edited (original and edited photos to be included)

Most Points Primary School Work: $20 donated by Paul & Kim Conroy. Most Points Secondary School Work: $20 donated by Bell State School P & C Association. Prize money for schoolwork donated by Edgar & Wood Solicitors and Bell State School P & C Association.

Local schools are invited to provide a display of any additional classwork they would like to showcase

in the School Section of the pavilion. Please contact the steward for further details.

RON LLOYD MEMORIAL CLASSIC CAR & MOTORCYCLE

RALLY Stewards: Kev Sullivan 0428 194 287, Kathryn Sullivan 0423 630 760

2nd March 2019, 8.30am Start (Bell Golf Club Entry)

The run is a staged time trial where participants will complete each stage of the run

Nominate on the day between 7:30am & 8:15am or email: [email protected]

Categories Categories Car Motorcycle Pre-1960’s Pre-1970 1961 – 1975 1977 - 1975 1976 – 1995 1996 + 1996 +

8:30am Start (Bell Golf Club Entrance) Nomination Fees: Car $50.00; Bike $25.00

CAR Overall Winner $1000

Runner Up $500 Third Place $200

Class Winners $400 Class Runner Up $200 Stage Winners $200

Stage Runner Up $100

MOTORCYCLE Overall winner $500

Runner Up $250 Third Place $100

Class Winner $200 Class Runner Up $100 Stage Winners $100

Stage Runner Up $50

Proudly Sponsored by:

• Bell Veterinary

Services

• Murrays Tyres &

More, Dalby

• Johnson’s Dalby

• Graham Winters

Smash Repairs

• Huston Ford

WHERE THE HELL’S BELL UTE, BIKE AND CAR MUSTER

Stewards: Renee Conroy 0457 912 222 Email: [email protected]

Saturday 2 March 2019 Nomination Fee $15 per category, nomination forms on website or on the day

All competitors must be on site by 10am Vehicles maybe removed after 4pm on Saturday 2 March 2019, Category winners must be present for Grade Parade or may forfeit prize money

Nominations open 9:00am Judging to commence at 12:00pm

1st Prize – $55 2nd Prize - $30

We would like to thank our Sponsors for their ongoing support

Advance Motors

Bell Veterinary Services Fitzsimmons Real Estate

Golding Air Conditioning Dalby Moto

Black Truck and Ag Sales A & S Hansen

Dalby Tyrepower Huston Ford

Donbar Automotive Murray’s Tyres and More

Carvosso & Winship Edgar & Wood Solicitors

www.facebook.com/bellannualuteshow

*Our Ute Show is QCAS Affiliated and some winners will be eligible to represent Bell Show Society at the Sub Chamber finals, more details will be provided to the winners on Show day

Ute & Car Bike

Loudest Exhaust B&S Chicks Harley

Loudest Sound System 4x4 Feral Dirt

Classic Car Pre 90’s Work Street Road


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DARLING DOWNS SUB CHAMBER

2019 YOUNG JUDGES AND PARADERS FINALS

CROWS NEST SHOWGROUNDS SATURDAY MAY 18TH

8.00 am Registration for all Sections 8.30 am Under 15 Years Stud Cattle Paraders 9.00 am 15 to 25 Years Stud Cattle Paraders Qualifier Round 9.15 am 15 to 25 Years Stud Cattle Paraders Open Please Note Rich Fruit Cakes to be with the Stewards by 9.15 am

10.00 am Ute Show Judging and presentations 10.15 am Prime Cattle Judging

➢ Under 15 Years ➢ 15 to 25 Years Qualifier Round ➢ 15 to 25 Years Open

11.15 am Cookery Judging 12.00 Noon Lunch Break 12.30 pm Farm Produce & Grain

• Gilbert Lange Memorial Trophy kindly donated by the Lange Family

1.15 pm Young Judges Stud Cattle Schools Competition , Jensen /Day Shield ➢ Under 15 Years ➢ 15 to 25 Years Qualifier Round ➢ 15 to 25 Years Open

Announcement of Winners and presentations will be made when all events are completed. Times above will be strictly adhered to.

NB Qualifier rounds are for those who have won the respective event at a Darling Downs Sub Chamber Show: anyone else is welcome to attend and compete in the open events. For further details please contact: Secretary: Mrs Judy Archer 0490 688 049 Ute Inquiries: Mrs Adele Saville 0409 809 498 President: Mr Denis Janetzki 46922177 Qld Delegate: Mrs Kerri Robertson 0407 651 022

NB: To expedite registration it would be appreciated if competitors could have their Entry Forms

completed before attending the registration desk

WOODCHOP Stewards: S Cassidy, T Cox, S Dingle.

START - Saturday 2 March, 9:00 am.

ENTRIES CLOSE 15 February 2019

NOMINATIONS and ENQUIRIES to Alan Draper, Secretary QAA P O Box 1160, WOODFORD QLD 4514 Phone (07) 5496 3241

* ALL COMPETITORS PAY ADMISSION – NO REFUND ON GATE MONEY *

The committee reserves the right to change the program depending on competitor numbers

Event 1 250mm Standing Block Handicap

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $175, 2nd - $125, 3rd - $75, 4th - $45.

Event 2 300mm Underhand Handicap

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $175, 2nd - $125, 3rd - $75, 4th - $45.

Event 3 300mm Standing Block Handicap

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $175, 2nd - $125, 3rd - $75, 4th - $45.

Event 4 275mm Underhand Handicap

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $175, 2nd - $125, 3rd - $75, 4th - $45.

Event 5 300mm Standing Block Championship 8 Top Axemen

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $300, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $125, 4th - $75.

Event 6 Steve Cook Memorial Hardhitting

NOM - $10.00. 1st - $100, 2nd - $75, 3rd - $50.

Perpetual Trophy donated by Judy Cook and Family in Memory of Steve Cook Prize Money dontated by Dalby Cleaning and Catering Supplies

Kingi Axe Trophy Winner, donated by Jim and Trina Head

Event 7 250mm Boys Chop Under 17 Years NOM - $5.00. 1st - $75, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $30.

Event 8 250mm Underhand Novice Chop NOM - $5.00. 1st - $75, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $30.

Event 9 M Tooth Sawing Handicap

NOM - $5.00. 1st - $100, 2nd - $70, 3rd - $30

Event 10 Peg and Raker Sawing Handicap

NOM - $5.00. 1st - $100, 2nd - $70, 3rd - $30.

Event 11 Jack & Jill M Tooth Sawing Handicap NOM - $5.00. 1st - $100, 2nd - $70, 3rd - $30.

Event 12 Veterans Chop NOM - $5.00. 1st - $100, 2nd - $60, 3rd - $40

Prize Money donated by Cassidy Homes

Axe Throwing after the Woodchop Program. Nom $5, payable on the day WOODCHOP SPONSORS $500 Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Austrlia $400 – Dalby Cleaning & Catering Supplies $375 – Dalby Rural Supplies CRT $250 - Huston Ford $200 – Dalby FSD $200 – Bellview Hotel $200 – J & J Cuskelly $200 – Cassidy Homes $100 – Cyril & Val Stewart $100 – N & C Barron $100 – Agrifoods Australia $100 – Neil McLaughlin & Dorothy Sorley $100 – Advance Motors, Dalby $100 – McKay’s Diesel and Tractor Repairs $100 – Harry & Judy Pickering – Cattle Camp Grazing $100 – Dalby Home Timber Hardware and Plumbling $80 – J & K Scutt $75 – Creative Embroidery $50 - Country Glass and Aluminium $50 – Gordon Meats $50 – BMO Accountants, Dalby $50 – John Derrick $50 – Richard & Kate Shaw $50 – Dalby Refrigeration $50 – Tim Cox $50 – Bell Veterinary Services $50 – Mark & Kerry Fullagar $50 – Rowan & Helen McKee, Wilson HTM, Dalby $50 – Jeff Johnstone – Baling Contractor $50 – McIntosh & Son $50 – Country Petroleum $50 – Carvosso & Winship Solicitors $50 – C C Patch $50 – Bell Tourist Park $25 – Dalby Glass, Aluminum and Security

Our sincere thanks go to the above mentioned sponsors for their generous contribution towards this expense.

Our thanks to Mr John Mahon for the continued use of his excavator

YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE

SATURDAY 2 MARCH 2019

APPROX. Start Time 5.30pm

Nominate at the Secretary’s Office

$10/team member ($40 per team)

Grab a team of 4 and join in the fun as you race against the clock

to compete a series of “Farm Challenges”

All competitors must be over 18 or have parent/guardian

consent

Cash Prize for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place

Proudly Supported by

Bell Junior Show Society would like to thank Aronui Feedlot, AACo for the generous support of our

fundraising events throughout the year as well as the Young Farmers Challenge, without your

support we would not be able to offer great entertainment for all to enjoy. THANKS !!

TEAM PENNING Steward: Winston McNamara

Sunday 3 March 2019 Start 8:00am NOMINATION FEES 15 years and Over: $30 per team Under 15: $15 per team NOMINATIONS CLOSE Saturday 16th February 2019 Contact Winston McNamara: Ph/Fax 07 4663 1293 or 0439 755 897 Email [email protected] Entry Form available from www.bellshow.com.au Please note abuse towards cattle/stock will not be tolerated, please be respectful to

the stock that has been kindly donated for use

CATEGORIES: Under 15 years; 15 Years and Over

McNamara Family Strathgyle Braford Trophy for winning team in each category.

TEAM PENNING SPONSORS Morrissey & Co Jandowae Ambrose Bros Transport Belmont Pastoral Co. McIntosh & Son Ross & Sandra Edwards Edgar & Wood Carvosso & Winship Solicitors Marshall Transport Dandilla Pastoral (Schafferius Family) S Brummell and Family

Display of Vintage Farm Machinery trucks and motors throughout the Show.

If you have any machinery to add to the exhibition

please contact John Pope on 4663 1266


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BELL RODEO

Sunday 3 March 2019

Commencing at 9:00 am at the Bell Showgrounds

NRA AFFILIATED RODEO

Full Rodeo program will be available on

NRA Website and Bell Show Society Website

Arena Master: Graham Edwards (07) 4663 1272 Assistant Arena Master: Kevin Hauff (07) 4663 1391

CONDITIONS:

• All events to be conducted under the Rules of the National Rodeo Association and the Bell Show Society Inc. where each apply.

• The Bell Show Society reserves the right to alter or amend the program in any way whatsoever.

• NRA and the Bell Show Society reserves the right to reject any nomination without giving any reason for such rejection.

• All competitors compete at own risk.

• The Committee does not assume liability for any accident or injury to contestants, contractors and their stock.

• Any complaints must be handled between the National Rodeo Association and the Bell Show Committee.

• Skull caps and vests are compulsory for competitors 18 years and under

• Any event could fail on the day due to insufficient numbers. This decision will be made by the organizing committee and no discussion will be entered into.

• 2019 PROGRAM OF EVENTS – Subject to change at the discretion of the Committee, please check NRA Website and Bell Show Society Website and Facebook pages for the latest updates

Please note events listed below may not be order of the actual program on Rodeo day. The Program and Order of events will be on display at the Rodeo office on Sunday 3 March 2019.

NRA 2019 Bell Rodeo Events

Breakaway Roping

Team Roping

Novice Bull Ride

U15 Junior Steer Ride

Rope & Tie

Saddle Ride

U18 Junior Bull Ride

Steer Wrestling

Ladies Open Barrel Race

Sonia Robinson Memorial U18 Junior Barrel Race

Open Bareback

Poddy Ride

Open Bull Ride

SPONSORS FOR THE 2019 RODEO $600 – Edwards Family $500 – Rod and Lyn Sperling $100 - Ben Edwards Plumbing $100 - Elders Rural Services Aust Ltd $100 - Shane Buckley, Painting Contractor $100 - Austbrokers Dalby $100 - Master Hire, Dalby $100 - Crowe Horwath $100 - Michael Crawford, Dalby Tyrepower $100 - D Robinson $100 – Carrick Aland Accounts $80 - Jo’s Ice Cream $75 - Simplicity Hydraulics $50 - Bowden Transport & Crane Hire $50 – Creative Embroidery $50 - Bell Veterinary Services $50 - Tim Cox $50 - Carvosso & Winship Solicitors, Dalby $50 - BMO Accountants, Dalby $50 - Ambrose Bros Transport $50 - McIntosh & Son $50 - Jeff Johnstone, Baling Contractor $50 - Dalby Rural Supplies $50 - Country Petroleum $50 - Dalby Home Timber Hardware and Plumbling $50 - B & L O’Brien $50 – Sorley Family, Bell

The President and Members wish to express their sincere thanks to all

sponsors, workers and exhibitors, who generously support our Show.

Please support the following sponsors where possible

Advance Motors, Dalby

Agrifoods Aust

Ambrose Bros Transport

Amcal Dalby Pharmacy

Andersen’s Carpets, Dalby

Mrs E Anderton

Mrs E Andrews

R & R Andrew

Anthony's, Dalby

AA Co. - Aronui Feedlot

Armstrong Family

Ashton’s Butchery

Mrs R A Astbury

Austbrokers Dalby

Ausure Insurance

Bannockburn Feedlot

N & C Barron

Bell Art Group

Bell Bunya Community Centre

Bell Motors

Bell Pony Club

Bellview Hotel

Bell Tourist Park

Bell State School P & C

Bell Store

Bell Veterinary Services

Belmont Pastoral

Ben Edwards Plumbing

Betros Bros

Black Truck & Ag Sales Dalby

S Blanck

Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health

BMO Accountant Group

Colin Boyce MP

Bowden’s Transport Brumby's, Dalby Shane Buckley Bunya Mountains Accommodation Centre Burenda Angus Butters Warehouse

Marshall Transport

McClelland Concrete Pumping

McGuire Family

V McGuire

H McKee

W & S Caldwell Camping World & Compleat Angler Dalby Carrick Aland Pty Ltd Carsburg Family Carvosso & Winship Cassidy Homes

Cleaning and Catering Supplies Clifford Valuations Pty Ltd Coleman Family J Comben Conroy Family

Cook Family

Coorganga North QCWA

Country Glass and Aluminium

CountryWide Saddlery & Clothing

Tim Cox

Creative Embroidery Dalby

Crowe Horwath

J & J Cuskelly

Dalby Auto Electrics

Dalby Auto Upholstery

Dalby Dealers

Dalby & District FSD

Dalby Foodworks

Dalby General Steel

Dalby Glass, Aluminium & Security

Dalby Health Foods

Dalby Home Hardware and Plumbing

Dalby Moto

Dalby Refrigeration

Dalby Rural Supplies – CRT

Dalby Gravels, Soils & Garden Centre

Dalby Tyrepower

Dandilla Pastrol Co

Darling Downs Vet Hospital

John Davies Optometrist

J Derrick

Donbar Auto Spares

A & K Downes

Eastern Rural Dalby

Edgar & Wood

R & S Edwards

G & L Edwards

O’Brein B & L

Pacific Petrolum

Pascoe Pop Art

Elders Rural Services Aust Ltd

Elite Animal Physio

Fairholme College

Finch Engineering, Kaimkillenbun

Fisher Family

Fitzsimmons Real Estate

A Fleming

J & N Frost

M & K Fullagar

Gaffney Family

Gilliland B & H

Glasby Caravan Park

Glasby Family

Golders, Dalby

Golding Air-Con & Heating

J & M Goodyear

R G Gow Refrigeration, Dalby

Graham Winter’s Smash Repairs

Grant, Daniel & Long

Gypsy Cobb Society

E & E Hall

A & S Hansen

Hartmann Farming

Hawton Family

Hedges Sports Store

Graham Henderson & Co

Heritage Bank

C Hill

Huston Ford

N Horsley

Mr & Mrs W Irwin

Jo’s Ice Cream

Johnson’s Dalby

Jeff Johnstone

Jimbour Beef and Bacon

Kane Family

Claire Kelly

Ken Mills Machinery

Kewpie Stockfeeds

Kingaroy Hydraulics

Koehler Family

J Koehler

Laffy Tiling

Landmark Dalby

David Littleproud, MP

L Lloyd

McIntosh & Son

McIntyre Wool

N McLaughlin

G & J McNamara

Ian McNamara (Macca)

McNamara Family

Mrs M McNamara

McNamara Family Strathgyle Braford

V McNamara & Family

MacNellies Workplace Safety

L A McPhee

J & K McUtchen

Matt Kropp Racing

R & A Mobbs

F Monaghan Contracting

Morrissey & Co, Jandowae

D & A Mundt

S Munge & J Sorley

Murray’s Tyre & More

Miss I Myers

NAB Dalby

K Nation

Nelder Family

Nudgee College

Aaron Newman

C C Patch

G & J Patch & Family

G L & C M Patch

Patch Family

H & J Pickering

Pips ‘n’ Cherries F & C Pope, Gordons Meats

Mrs J Pope

Rebecca Pope

RACQ

Ramsey Family

Andew Reiley

Paul Renner

Riverina Stockfeeds

R W Robertson

D Robinson

Shane Buckley Painting Service

M Sanewski

Mrs P Saunders

N & D Scheuerle & Family

Schrecks Shoe Store

S & P Schultz

J & K Scutt

R & K Shaw

MAIPBAS CPA’s

Simplicity Hydraulics

South Qld Braford Group

A & R Sorley

Mrs D Sorley

Jean Sorley

Mrs M Sorley

S & L Sorley

Ms L Sperling

L & F Sperling

R & L Sperling

Mrs J Staines

J Stevenson

C & V Stewart

R Storey

Strang Family

Tapp in Electrical

The Beauty Bar

The Toy Place

B Twidale & C Becker

Toowoomba Homebrew Supplies

Valorbrook Angus

Virbac

B & H Weedon

Wendy’s On Cunnigham

Western Downs Regional Council

Williams Family

Wilson HTM Stockbroker

WR Cranes

An apology for any acknowledgement to any donations unintentionally omitted.

Any donation received after the printing of this schedule will be acknowledged in

next year's Schedule.

Any changes to the 2019 Show Schedule after print are at the discretion of the

committee and stewards, updated changes will be published on the Bell Show

Society Website and/or Facebook pages.

The Committee thanks all volunteers to make our show the success it is, without

your support our show would not have operated for over 60 years.

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