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1 HOME CRAFT SCHEDULE MAITLAND MERCURY HUNTER RIVER SUPER SHOW 2015 HUNTER RIVER AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION LTD FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 20th, 21st & 22nd FEBRUARY 2015 Maitland Show Society PH: (02) Blomfield Street FAX:(02) MAITLAND NSW 2320 CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs V Reynolds STEWARDS: Mrs J James, Mrs M Gray, Linda McWilliam Mrs R Cross, Mrs G Gourley, Mrs R Taylor, Mrs E Whan, Mrs R Mudd, Mrs S Fox, Mrs R Hooper, Mrs K Lamb, Mrs M Harvey, Mrs T Ross, Mrs J Geczy, 1

2 GENERAL INFORMATION ENTRY FORMS: To be at Maitland Show Office by Wednesday 4th February, 2015 ADDRESS: Blomfield Street MAITLAND NSW 2320 (02) DELIVERY TIMES: Articles or exhibits in all Sections except COOKING, JAMS, PRESERVES etc. must be at the Showground during the following times: 12 noon - 3 pm Saturday 14th February 2015 PORCELAIN PAINTING: Saturday noon pm only COOKING: 9 am - 10 am Thursday 19 February 2015 PRESERVES & JAMS: 9 am - 10 am Tuesday 17 February 2015 COLLECTION TIMES: All work in ALL SECTIONS must be collected during the following times: 10 am - 2 pm Tuesday 24 February 2015 Any entries not collected during the above times may be collected from the Secretary s Office (except perishables). PORCELAIN PAINTING: 10 am - 12 Noon Monday Only ENTRY FEE: Entry Fees to be sent with entry form. No refunds available. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: The greatest possible care will be taken with all work entered, however, no responsibility shall be accepted by the Association or Committee for loss or damage to an entry. The Pavilions housing the competitive exhibitors will be closed to the public during judging. The Judge s decisions in all sections are final. No correspondence will be entered into. No more than three (3) entries in each class. Each entry can only be entered in one class. All exhibits to be made within the last 18 months and not to have been exhibited at a previous Maitland Show. Entries for each section must be on separate entry form. ***** DEFINITION OF NOVICE: Any exhibitor who has not won a 1 st prize at a Maitland Show in that particular section. SEPARATE SCHEDULE FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STUDENTS AT END OF DOCUMENT 2

3 COOKERY SECTION: Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds Amateurs Only Bakers Assistants and Apprentices excluded. Plates will be supplied by the Association. Exhibitors must comply with conditions laid down in this section such as correct weight or quantities etc. Each entry to be made from a separate mixture. No ring tins unless specified. Any exhibits not complying with these conditions will be disqualified. All cakes must be cut before the judge s award is given. Plain not decorated e.g. icing no other added embellishment. DEFINITELY NO LATE ENTRIES PRIZE MONEY: Entry Fee: 1st $4 2nd $2 unless otherwise specified $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered H R A & H Association Ribbon- MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR (NOT GROUP) in Classes CLASSES: 1 Rich Fruit Cake 250g mix not decorated 2 Boiled Fruit Cake 250g mix not decorated 3 Light Fruit Cake 250g mix not decorated 4 Sultana Cake 5 Plum Pudding boiled in cloth - no plastic - nothing under 250g mixture 6 Plum Pudding - steamed - 11/2-2 Litre steamer 7 Plain Sponge Sandwich made with 4 eggs Filling other than jam not iced - no cornflour 8 Cornflour Sponge 9 Plain Butter Cake - iced - not decorated 10 Chocolate Cake - iced - not decorated 11 Marble Cake - not iced 12 Uncooked Slice - 6 Pieces 13 Orange Cake - iced 14 Banana Cake - not iced 15 Carrot Cake - not iced 16 Cake made with cake mix - not iced 17 Six Small Cakes - suitable for afternoon tea - not cooked in paper cups 18 Six Lamingtons - approx. 1 1/2 - not cake mix 19 Assortment - cakes, biscuits etc. - suitable for afternoon tea for two 20 Six Tarts - shortcrust - jam filling 21 Plate of Scones 22 Plate of six Fruit Scones 23 Plate of six Pumpkin Scones 24 Damper 25 Biscuits - 3 varieties 26 Biscuits made with Rolled Oats 27 Plate of six Pikelets 28 Plate of Cooked Slice - 6 pieces - dried fruit 29 Plate of Cooked Slice - 6 pieces - apple or fruit - not dried 30 Plate of Cooked Slice - 6 pieces - jam and coconut 30a 3 Decorated Cupcakes WHOLEMEAL SECTION 31 Wholemeal Scones 32 Wholemeal Date Loaf 3

4 SWEETS: (One sample of each variety to be unwrapped) 33 Plate of Toffee - Plain 34 Plate of Marshmallows 35 Plate of French Jellies 36 Plate of Coconut Ice - with copha 37 Plate of Coconut Ice - without copha 38 Plate of Mixed Sweets NOVICE SECTION: (See Classification Page 2) 39 Plain Butter Cake- Iced but not decorated. 40 Plain Chocolate Cake - Iced but not decorated Small Cakes suitable for afternoon tea. GLUTEN FREE: (No Packet Mixes) 43 Plain Butter Cake - iced 44 Chocolate Cake - not iced 45 Biscuits - Plate of 6 46 Cooked Slice - Plate of 6 C.W.A. SECTION: Sponsored by Country Women s Association Maitland Branch Use recipe supplied (Page 2) 47 Passionfruit Cake 20cm cake tin Recipe enclosed 1st $5 2nd $3 3rd $2 RETIREMENT VILLAGE SECTION Exempt from entry fees retirement fees sponsored 48 Plate of Uncooked Slice or Biscuit - 6 pieces-not coconut ice etc. 49 Plate of 6 Pikelets 50 Plate of 6 Coconut Slice CAKE DECORATING - Using edible decoration only To be judged on decoration only - Blocks of foam may be used Sponsored by FOODWORKS Lorn. 1st $25 2nd $15 51 Novelty cake e.g. Adult birthday 52 Celebration Cake e.g. Wedding, Engagement, Christening 53 Cake Suitable for child s birthday or other occasion FEATURE CLASS 1st $20 2nd $10 54 Afternoon Tea Tray - Judged on presentation only Medium size tray suitable for afternoon tea with plate of food suitable for afternoon tea. 4

5 JAMS, JELLIES, CONSERVES Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds Enquiries: Ruth Cross Entry Fees $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered PRESERVES: Name of contents on bottle only. No paper tops to be used. No paper or gladwrap to be placed under screw tops. Jars at least 375gm not decorated. PRIZEMONEY: 1st $4 2nd $2 unless otherwise specified. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR & BEST EXHIBIT will be awarded a Ribbon by the H R A & H Association in Classes PRESERVES 50 Vegetables - Any variety 51 Fruit - Any variety JAMS: To be shown in screw top jars. Greaseproof paper may be used under lids. No gladwrap to be Used. Jars must be clean & no other labels visible. 60 Peach 61 Apricot - from fresh fruit 62 Apricot - from dried fruit 63 Plum 64 Fig 65 Orange 66 Grapefruit 67 4 Fruits - citrus 68 Marmalade 69 Red Tomato 70 Lemon 71 Strawberry 72 Nectarine 73 Collection of 4 jams - 4 jars - 4 varieties 1st $5 2nd $3 74 Any other variety not mentioned NOVICE CLASSES: See Classification Page 2 75 Fig 76 Plum 77 Orange 78 Marmalade 79 Any other variety not mentioned 80 Tomato 81 Apricot 82 Strawberry 83 Any other variety, citrus, not mentioned 84 Peach 5

6 CONSERVES 85 Strawberry 86 Pear 87 Apricot 88 Peach 89 Fig 90 Orange 91 Any other variety JELLIES: As for Jams & Conserves, however, Fowler Jars may be used if desired. 92 Quince 93 Grape 94 Apple 95 Apricot 96 Citrus 97 Plum 98 Mint 99 Any other variety 100 Collection of 3 bottles - 3 varieties 1st $5 2nd $3 NOVICE CLASSES: See Classification Page Quince 102 Apple 103 Any other variety SPREADS 104 Lemon Cheese - Butter 105 Passionfruit 106 Basil Pesto 107 Olive Tapenade 108 Any other variety Pesto 109 Any other variety spread SAUCES, CHUTNEYS & PICKLES: Name of contents on jar only. 110 Tomato Sauce 111 Plum Sauce 112 Chilli Sauce 113 Any other variety Sauce 114 Any other variety Ketchup 115 Apricot Chutney 116 Peach Chutney 117 Apple Chutney 118 Tomato Chutney 119 Plum Chutney 120 Any other variety Chutney 121 Pickles - 3 varieties - clear vinegar or with mustard 122 Mixed Pickles - clear vinegar - without mustard 123 Tomato Pickles - with mustard 124 Onion Pickles - dark or light vinegar 125 Pickled Olives 126 Pickled Onions 127 Any other Variety Pickles - clear vinegar 6

7 128 Mixed Mustard Pickles 129 Ripe Tomato Relish 130 Any other relish 131 Herb Vinegar 132 Fruit Vinegar 133 Vegetable Vinegar NOVICE CLASSES: See Classification Page Tomato Sauce 135 Plum Sauce 136 Onion Pickles 137 Mixed Mustard Pickles 138 Tomato Relish 139 Tomato Chutney 140 Any other variety MISCELLANEOUS 141 Fruit Syrup 142 Brandied Fruit 143 Sun Dried Tomato Antipasto 144 Mixed Antipasto 145 Honey-Candied 146 Honey-Non Candied 147 Quince Paste 148 Fruit Paste 149 Spiced Fruit 150 Gift Basket a variety of jams, jellies, chutneys and sauces in mini jars (e.g. baby food). Jars to be decorated. Judged on appearance only, Specified items only. Prize money: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00. OPEN MICROWAVE SECTION: Donation to prize money by Mrs. J. James 151 Jam 1st $2 2nd $1 152 Spread 1st $2 2nd $1 153 Chutney 1st $2 2nd $1 HOME CRAFT SECTION: Entries for each section to be on a separate entry form. All entries must be exhibitors own work. Exhibits which have been previously shown at Maitland Show WILL NOT be allowed to compete. All work to be homemade, unwashed, clean and not worn. Work not to be stored in mothballs. Work must have been completed in the last 18 months. All articles must be handmade unless otherwise specified. Not more than 3 entries accepted from each exhibitor in any one class unless otherwise specified. All exhibitors must have Section and Class No. attached. Persons 70 years and over must attach age to article in Classes N35, K80, C105 & H141 for Judges viewing only. All exhibits will be displayed in dustproof cases. 7

8 DEFINITION OF NOVICE: Any exhibitor who has not won a 1st prize at any Show in that particular section. DEFINITELY NO LATE ENTRIES Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered NEEDLEWORK: Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds H R A & H Association Ribbon + $20 for Most Successful Exhibitor in Classes N1 - P57. H R A & H Association Ribbon + $10 for Best Exhibit in Classes N1 - P57 Most Successful Exhibitor & Best Exhibit prize money donated by the Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff. $25 donated by Maitland Embroiderer s Inc. for Best Piece in Classes N1 to N12 $50 Donated by Australian Sewing Guild Inc. Hunter Valley Region for Best Article in Classes N28 to N38 PRIZES: 1st $4 2nd $2 unless otherwise specified. CLASSES: N1 Cushion any technique N2 Supper Cloth - hand embroidered N3 Embroidered Article N4 Crewel Work small article N5 Duchess Set - hand embroidered N6 Hand embroidery original/own design N7 Wool Embroidery - any article N8 Any article in Hardanger N9 Any other article - handmade lace N10 Novelty tea cosy not knitted or crochet N11 Ribbon Embroidery any article N12 Candlewicking any article N13 Baby s Frock - machine or hand made N14 Child s Frock - machine or hand made N15 Smocking - any article N16 Cross Stitch - any article - framed N17 Cross Stitch - any article - unframed N18 Counted Thread Work - any article - any technique - framed N19 Counted Thread Work - any article - any technique - unframed N20 Tapestry - any article any technique-framed N21 Tapestry - any article - any technique unframed N22 Tapestry - any article - petit point N23 Tapestry - any article - long stitch N24 Best Dressed Baby Doll - not knitted or crocheted (clothing only judged) N25 Best Dressed Doll - not knitted or crocheted N26 Stump work or raised embroidery N27 Any article machine embroidered N28 Coat hanger hand embroidered any technique N29 Any article machine applique 8

9 N30 N31 N32 N33 N34 N35 N36 N37 N38 Creative Wall Hanging - free hanging - not mounted Pyjamas - machine made Prettiest Apron Most Useful Apron Small Article in stretch material e.g. Child's clothing or T Shirt Any article made by a person 70 years and over Small Bag e.g. Handbag/Evening bag Small item incorporating recycled materials (second chance). Any other article not mentioned above. NOVICE SECTION: Best Exhibit - $5 donated by the Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff. N39 N40 N41 N42 N43 N44 Cushion - prettiest - not knitted or crocheted Small article e.g. Child's clothing or T Shirt Duchess Set or Centre - embroidered or table runner Any other technique Any article embroidered. Small article combining a variety of stitched and techniques. PATCHWORK - APPLIQUE - QUILTING: Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Medallion donated by Mrs R Mills Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered P45 Any small article - pieced & quilted by hand 1st $6 2nd $4 P46 Any small article - pieced & quilted by machine 1st $6 2nd $4 P47 Crazy patchwork article 1st $6 2nd $4 P48 Small article Applique - any technique - handmade 1st $6 2nd $4 P49 Small article Applique - any technique - machine made 1st $6 2nd $4 P50 Applique - other than quilt - hand appliqued & hand made. P51 Quilt constructed by hand & machine made P52 Quilt - pieced & quilted by hand P53 Quilt - pieced & quilted by machine P54 Small item e.g. Wall hanging, Cot size quilt. Completely made and quilted by entrant. NOVICE SECTION: P55 Any small article - quilted 1st $6 2nd $4 P56 Any small article - patchwork 1st $6 2nd $4 P57 Any small article - applique 1st $6 2nd $4 9

10 KNITTING: Rules as per Page 10 + Yarn label must be included in Mohair classes and classes where ply is stated. Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered Steward in Charge Vicki Reynolds H R A & H Association Ribbon + $15 for Most Successful Exhibitor in Classes K57- K95 H R A & H Association Ribbon + $10 for Best Exhibit in Classes K57 K95 Special prize money donated by the Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff. K57 Childs Shrug or Bolero K58 Boy s or Girl s Sweater or Cardigan K59 Boy s or Girl s Sleeveless Pullover or Vest K60 Any article mohair - include label 1st $5 2nd $3 K61 Baby s Shawl 1st $5 2nd $3 K62 Set of Infant s Clothing - 3 piece - jacket, bonnet & bootees K63 Infants Jumper or Cardigan - Birth to 12 months K64 Toddler s Sweater or Cardigan from 51cm to 61cm K65 Matinee Jacket K66 Infant s Bonnet K67 Infant s Bootees or Shoettes with or without lace K68 Baby s Dress K69 Doll dressed as baby - knitted (clothing judged only) K70 Doll dressed other than a baby - knitted (clothing judged only) K71 Adult s Sweater or Cardigan K72 Creative Baby Outfit - suitable for under 2 year old. K73 Knitted Coat Hanger - any yarn K74 Knitted Tea Cosy K75 Knitted Soft Toy K76 Any article less than 3 ply K77 Machine knitted article - Child s K78 Machine knitted article - Adult s K79 Machine knitted any article K80 Any article made by a person 70 years or over K81 Article of creative knitting own design & pattern K82 Knitted lace - any article e.g. collar or edge for tea towel etc. any yarn K83 Bead Knitting - Doll K84 Bead Knitting - Any Article K85 Any article not mentioned above K86 Knitted hats, scarves or mittens K87 Knitted socks K88 Knitted lace shawl or stole - any yarn K89 Knitted blanket - 3 ply or under NOVICE SECTION: Best exhibit novice knitting - $20 sponsored by Maitland Knitters Guild K90 K91 K92 K93 Bootees or Shoettes Child s Sweater or Cardigan Adult s Sweater or Cardigan Any other article not mentioned above 10

11 COMBINATION OF KNITTING & CROCHET K94 K95 Any article Any article of creative knitting & crochet own design and pattern CROCHET: Rules as per Page 10 Soft Toy definition as per Page 16 Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered H R A & H Association Ribbon + $15 for Most Successful Exhibitor in Classes C96 - C119. H R A & H Association Ribbon + $10 for Best Exhibit in Classes C96- C119. Special prize money donated by the Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff. Entries must be able to be examined front & back. C96 C97 C98 C99 C100 C101 C102 C103 C104 C105 C106 C107 C108 C109 C110 C111 C112 C113 Duchess Set Centre cotton 25.5 cm or more in diameter Centre cotton 25.5 cm or more in diameter Shoette or Bootee Crocheted Shawl Sofa Rug or knee rug Bunny Rug - Fabric rug with crocheted edge Set of Infants clothing - Jacket, bonnet, bootees - 3 ply Coat Hanger Handkerchief with crocheted trim Hand or Tea Towel or face washer- crocheted decoration or edge Any article mohair - include label Any article other than a rug made by a person 70 years or over Doll dressed - crocheted clothes Tatting - any article Any article not mentioned above Any other technique Any article Irish Crochet NOVICE SECTION: Best exhibit in novice crochet section - $20 Sponsored by Maitland Knitters Guild C114 C115 C116 C117 C118 C119 Face Washer - crocheted edge Hand or Tea Towel - crocheted edge 1 Handkerchief with crocheted trim Article entirely crocheted Tatting - any article Any other technique 11

12 HAND CRAFT SECTION: Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds Definition of a Soft Toy: Must be soft, suitable for a child under the age of 18 months to be left with on its own. Must have safety eyes and no small or pointed pieces. Entry Fees per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered MOST SUCCESSFUL GROUP - (All Sections included) - H R A & H Association Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - Mrs J T Mutton Memorial Medallion H R A & H Association Ribbon - $15 donated by Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff. BEST EXHIBIT: - Mrs M Mutton Memorial Medallion HRA & H Assn. Ribbon - $10 donated by the Sarroff Family in memory of the late Zackie Sarroff CLASSES: H120 Scrapbook page H121 Soft cloth doll any design - Suitable for toy as per definition page 16 H122 Sculptured doll fabric H123 Own design fabric sculptured doll H124 H125 H126 H127 H128 H129 H130 H131 H132 Soft Toy - any material or fabric - suitable for child as per definition Teddy Bear - Fur or fabric Shopping Bag Coat Hanger - any material - not knitted or crocheted Small bag eg. Handbag/Evening Bag Any article suitable for a gift other than knitting or crochet Any article made from pop sticks, paper etc. Any article in fabric - painted Any article - Painted Glass H133 Any article - Paper Tole - approx. 60cm x 45cm or less including frame. (Novice) - Open to exhibitors in their first 18 months of Paper Tole and have not won a prize in this section. H134 Any article - Paper Tole - approx. 60cm x 45cm or less including frame. (Hobbyist) - Open to exhibitors who have been doing Paper Tole for more than 18 months but are not Professional. H135 Any article - Paper Tole - approx. 60cm x 45cm or less. (Feathering and Furring) - Open class - any Paper Tole containing an animal or bird which has been feathered or furred. H136 H137 H138 H139 H140 H141 H142 H143 H144 H145 H146 H147 Any article - Recycled material e.g. toilet roll, soft plastic drink bottle. Decorated Egg Fantasy or Novelty Decorated Egg Any article - Jewellery - hand made Any article - Jewellery - handmade beads Any article - Leatherwork Any article - Woodwork - no larger than 600 square mm Any article made by a person 70 years or over Stained glass article approx. 40cm square Stained glass article suitable for a gift no bigger than approx. 40cm square Christmas themed article Any article not mentioned above 12

13 CLASSES FOR RETIREMENT VILLAGE, NURSING HOME & DAY CARE CENTRES Exempt from Entry Fee Retirement Fees sponsored. H148 H149 H150 H151 H152 H153 H154 H155 H156 Article in tapestry Article in Cross Stitch Article suitable for a gift Any article knitted Cushion or Wall Hanging Any other article Article made with pop sticks Article Christmas themed Small article of needlework CLASSES FOR INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED Exempt from Entry Fee - Disabled Fees sponsored. D157 D158 D159 D160 Any article made of wool Soft Sculpture or Soft Toy Picture any medium approx. 60cm x 45cm Article suitable for a gift FOLK ART / DECORATIVE PAINTING: Steward in Charge: Vicki Reynolds Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered Beginner is someone doing Folk art for 12 months or less. Traditional pieces must be the old style of painting. No mixing of periods. All care but no responsibility taken for any article that may be damaged. Please supply own plate holders. Pieces not to have been shown at Maitland Show before & made in last 18 months 1st $20 Open Order 2nd $10 Open Order Sponsored by Julie Hvirf Folk Art F161 F162 F163 F164 F165 Traditional folk art - any article Decorative Painting - any article - Beginner Decorative Painting - any article - Advanced Decoupage & or mixed medium painting Any article folk art Christmas theme 13

14 PORCELAIN PAINTING: Steward in Charge - Margaret Gray Each exhibit must be the work of the entrant and executed within the previous 18 months. Names must be covered. Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered PRIZES: Classes st $14 2nd $6 unless otherwise specified $76 donated by Porcelain Artists Assoc Hunter Valley towards prize money NOVICE CLASS - Medallion SPECIAL PRIZE $40 donated by the Porcelain Artists Assoc Hunter Valley for Class PP170 BEST EXHIBIT: Hand Painted Porcelain Section - The Purcell Family Award (Perpetual). Small gift given to be kept by the winning exhibitor plus ribbon. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon + $50 donated by Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers (NSW) Inc. ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: $50 Donated by Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers (NSW) Inc. Open to all painters: Class PP166 Birds/Animals - any technique, any article PP167 Australian Flora - any technique PP168 Flowers excluding Australian - any technique PP169 European - any article PP170 Decorative Techniques. E.g. Lustre, enamels etc. PP171 Pen Work - any article PP172 Brooch, medallion or Miniature Piece - any technique PP173 Landscape - any technique PP174 Children s design any technique NOVICE CLASS - Open only to exhibitors who have not won a prize at a previous Maitland Show. PP175 Hand Painted Porcelain Any article, any technique SPINNING & WEAVING: Steward in Charge: Gail Gourley No exhibits which have been previously shown at Maitland Show will be allowed to compete in this section. Exhibits must have been completed in the last 18 months. Article must not have been worn. Exhibits must state purpose for which fibre is to be used. Skeins of fibre to be entered must be accompanied by a staple of the same fibre e.g. wool, mohair etc. Garments or completed items must be accompanied by a length of the spun yarn that has been used in the garment. 14

15 State end use of all yarns Entry Fees - $1.00 per entry - Maximum $10 per person no matter how many sections entered PRIZES: 1st $4 2nd $2 unless otherwise specified MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon BEST EXHIBIT: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon PRIZE MONEY for Mohair Section Donated by Mrs Sandi Smith. Creative Article in Memory of June Gollan sponsored by Gail Gourley PRIZE MONEY for Novice Section in Memory of Mr A Taylor W176 Specimen hand spun fibre can be dyed, blended or textured not less than 50g dry weight. W177 Specimen hand spun plied wool staple not less than 50g dry weight washed. State specific use e.g. Baby wear, ski wear etc. W178 Specimen hand spun plied wool or wool blend tops not less than 50g dry weight washed. State specific use e.g. baby wear, ski wear etc. W179 Hand spun novelty yarn e.g. looped or slubbed, not less than 50g dry weight, washed W180 Any article knitted from hand spun wool W181 Specimen hand spun mohair - plied - not less than 50g dry weight, washed 1st $8 2nd $4 W182 Any article made substantially from hand spun mohair - any technique 1st $8 2nd $4 W183 Any article made from hand spun natural fibre other than wool or mohair e.g. silk, ramie or linen etc. W184 Specimen hand spun natural fibre other than wool or mohair W185 Any article crocheted from any fibre - hand spun W186 Any article made substantially from hand spun Alpaca - any technique. W187 Creative article any hand spun fibre - any technique 1st $10 2nd $5 W188 Any article felted - no more than 30cm high W189 Any article - nuno felted - no more than 30cm high W190 Any article woven-ring Steward if in doubt about size W191 Any article not mentioned NOVICE SECTION: W192 Specimen Hand spun wool - plied - not less than 50g dry weight, washed 1st $8 2nd $5 W193 Any article made substantially from hand spun wool - any technique 1st $8 2nd $5 15

16 JUNIOR HOMECRAFT Sponsored by Rotary Club of Maitland & Lochinvar Hair Juniors 10 years and under - Must be child s own work, age must be included on entry form. Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - maximum $5 per person no matter how many sections entered COOKING: MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Classes JA1 - JA13 H R A & H Assoc Ribbon + $30 Sponsored by Rotary Club of Maitland & Lochinvar Hair JA1 Cupcakes plate of 3 or Cake, iced and decorated; Judged for icing and decoration only. All decorations to be edible. 1st $2 2nd $1 JA2 Scones - plate of six 1st $2 2nd $1 JA3 Six pikelets 1st $2 2nd $1 JA4 Gingerbread person - decorated-no larger than 15cm 1st $2 2nd $1 JA5 Lollies or sweets e.g. coconut ice etc. - 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JA6 Plate of six biscuits 1st $2 2nd $1 JA7 Uncooked slice - plate of 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JA8 Chocolate cake iced - not decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JA9 Plain cake made with cake mix - not iced 1st $2 2nd $1 JA10 Patty cakes iced-plate of 6 - no decoration 1st $2 2nd $1 JA11 Muffins - Plate of 3 - no packets 1st $2 2nd $1 JA12 Cooked Slice 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 C.W.A. SECTION: Sponsored by Country Women s Association of NSW (Maitland Branch) Use recipe supplied (Page 2) JA13 Passionfruit cake 1st $5 2nd $3 3rd $2 HANDCRAFT: All exhibits to be homemade within the last 18 months and not to have been exhibited at a previous Maitland Show. MUST BE CHILD S OWN WORK Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - Maximum $5.00 per person no matter how many sections entered MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Classes JA14 -JA37: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon BEST EXHIBIT Classes JA14 - JA37 - H R A & H Assoc Ribbon Best Piece in Classes JA14 - JA16 -$10 donated by Embroiderer s Guild JA14 Embroidery - own design - any item 1st $2 2nd $1 JA15 Cross stitch - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JA16 Smocking - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JA17 Patchwork - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JA18 Quilting - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JA19 Wearable Art - Can be purchased article - hand decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JA20 Tapestry - any technique 1st $2 2nd $1 JA21 Beaded Article 1st $2 2nd $1 16

17 JA22 Any article Knitted 1st $2 2nd $1 JA23 Any article Crochet 1st $2 2nd $1 JA24 Soft toy 1st $2 2nd $1 JA25 Article - fabric painting or printing 1st $2 2nd $1 JA26 Cushion or small wall hanging 1st $2 2nd $1 JA27 Any article made from Pop sticks, paper, matchsticks etc. from new material 1st $2 2nd $1 JA28 Folk Art any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JA29 Cards Handmade 1st $2 2nd $1 JA30 Cards Stamped 1st $2 2nd $1 JA31 Any article woodcraft - not to exceed 600mm x 510mm in size 1st $2 2nd $1 JA32 Painting any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40 cm x 55 cm JA33 Drawing any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40cm x 55 cm JA34 Any other article not mentioned 1st $2 2nd $1 JA35 Article of recycled material e.g. toilet rolls, drink bottles - anything used 1st $2 2nd $1 JA36 Any article from handspun yarn (Yarn must be spun by the same person) 1st $2 2nd $1 JA37 Specimen handspun plied wool not less than 25g dry weight 1st $2 2nd $1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Juniors years- Must be child s own work, age must be included on entry form. Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - maximum $5 per person no matter how many sections entered COOKING: MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Classes JB1 - JB13 H R A & H Assoc Ribbon + $30 Sponsored by Rotary Club of Maitland & Lochinvar Hair JB1 Cupcakes plate of 3 or Cake, iced and decorated; Judged for icing and decoration only. All decorations to be edible. 1st $2 2nd $1 JB2 Scones - plate of six 1st $2 2nd $1 JB3 Six pikelets 1st $2 2nd $1 JB4 Gingerbread person - decorated-no larger than 15cm 1st $2 2nd $1 JB5 Lollies or sweets e.g. coconut ice etc. - 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JB6 Plate of six biscuits 1st $2 2nd $1 JB7 Uncooked slice - plate of 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JB8 Chocolate cake iced - not decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JB9 Plain cake made with cake mix - not iced 1st $2 2nd $1 JB10 Patty cakes iced-plate of 6 - no decoration 1st $2 2nd $1 JB11 Muffins - Plate of 3 - no packets 1st $2 2nd $1 JB12 Cooked Slice 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 C.W.A. SECTION: Sponsored by Country Women s Association of NSW (Maitland Branch) Use recipe supplied (Page 2) JB13 Passionfruit cake 1st $5 2nd $3 3rd $2 17

18 HANDCRAFT: All exhibits to be homemade within the last 18 months and not to have been exhibited at a previous Maitland Show. MUST BE CHILD S OWN WORK Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - Maximum $5.00 per person no matter how many sections entered MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Classes JB14 -JB37: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon BEST EXHIBIT Classes JB14 - JB37 - H R A & H Assoc Ribbon Best Piece in Classes JB14 - JB16 -$10 donated by Embroiderer s Guild JB14 Embroidery - own design - any item 1st $2 2nd $1 JB15 Cross stitch - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JB16 Smocking - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JB17 Patchwork - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JB18 Quilting - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JB19 Wearable Art - Can be purchased article - hand decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JB20 Tapestry - any technique 1st $2 2nd $1 JB21 Beaded Article 1st $2 2nd $1 JB22 Any article Knitted 1st $2 2nd $1 JB23 Any article Crochet 1st $2 2nd $1 JB24 Soft toy 1st $2 2nd $1 JB25 Article - fabric painting or printing 1st $2 2nd $1 JB26 Cushion or small wall hanging 1st $2 2nd $1 JB27 Any article made from Pop sticks, paper, matchsticks etc. from new material 1st $2 2nd $1 JB28 Folk Art any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JB29 Cards Handmade 1st $2 2nd $1 JB30 Cards Stamped 1st $2 2nd $1 JB31 Any article woodcraft - not to exceed 600mm x 510mm in size 1st $2 2nd $1 JB32 Painting any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40 cm x 55 cm JB33 Drawing any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40cm x 55 cm JB34 Any other article not mentioned 1st $2 2nd $1 JB35 Article of recycled material e.g. toilet rolls, drink bottles - anything used 1st $2 2nd $1 JB36 Any article from handspun yarn (Yarn must be spun by the same person) 1st $2 2nd $1 JB37 Specimen handspun plied wool not less than 25g dry weight 1st $2 2nd $1 18

19 Juniors years - Must be child s own work, age must be included on entry form. Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - maximum $5 per person no matter how many sections entered COOKING: MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: Classes JC1 - JC13 H R A & H Assoc Ribbon + $30 Sponsored by Rotary Club of Maitland & Lochinvar Hair JC1 Cupcakes plate of 3 or Cake, iced and decorated; Judged for icing and decoration only. All decorations to be edible. 1st $2 2nd $1 JC2 Scones - plate of six 1st $2 2nd $1 JC3 Six pikelets 1st $2 2nd $1 JC4 Gingerbread person - decorated-no larger than 15cm 1st $2 2nd $1 JC5 Lollies or sweets e.g. coconut ice etc. - 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JC6 Plate of six biscuits 1st $2 2nd $1 JC7 Uncooked slice - plate of 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 JC8 Chocolate cake iced - not decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JC9 Plain cake made with cake mix - not iced 1st $2 2nd $1 JC10 Patty cakes iced-plate of 6 - no decoration 1st $2 2nd $1 JC11 Muffins - Plate of 3 - no packets 1st $2 2nd $1 JC12 Cooked Slice 6 pieces 1st $2 2nd $1 C.W.A. SECTION: Sponsored by Country Women s Association of NSW (Maitland Branch) Use recipe supplied (Page 2) JC13 Passionfruit cake 1st $5 2nd $3 3rd $2 HANDCRAFT: All exhibits to be homemade within the last 18 months and not to have been exhibited at a previous Maitland Show. MUST BE CHILD S OWN WORK Entry Fees - $0.50 per entry - Maximum $5.00 per person no matter how many sections entered MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR Classes JC14 -JC37: H R A & H Assoc Ribbon BEST EXHIBIT Classes JC14 - JC37 - H R A & H Assoc Ribbon Best Piece in Classes JC14 - JC16 -$10 donated by Embroiderer s Guild JC14 Embroidery - own design - any item 1st $2 2nd $1 JC15 Cross stitch - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JC16 Smocking - any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JC17 Patchwork - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JC18 Quilting - any small article 1st $3 2nd $2 JC19 Wearable Art - Can be purchased article - hand decorated 1st $2 2nd $1 JC20 Tapestry - any technique 1st $2 2nd $1 JC21 Beaded Article 1st $2 2nd $1 JC22 Any article Knitted 1st $2 2nd $1 JC23 Any article Crochet 1st $2 2nd $1 JC24 Soft toy 1st $2 2nd $1 JC25 Article - fabric painting or printing 1st $2 2nd $1 JC26 Cushion or small wall hanging 1st $2 2nd $1 19

20 JC27 Any article made from Pop sticks, paper, matchsticks etc. from new material 1st $2 2nd $1 JC28 Folk Art any article 1st $2 2nd $1 JC29 Cards Handmade 1st $2 2nd $1 JC30 Cards Stamped 1st $2 2nd $1 JC31 Any article woodcraft - not to exceed 600mm x 510mm in size 1st $2 2nd $1 JC32 Painting any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40 cm x 55 cm JC33 Drawing any medium no larger than 1st $2 2nd $1 40cm x 55 cm JC34 Any other article not mentioned 1st $2 2nd $1 JC35 Article of recycled material e.g. toilet rolls, drink bottles - anything used 1st $2 2nd $1 JC36 Any article from handspun yarn (Yarn must be spun by the same person) 1st $2 2nd $1 JC37 Specimen handspun plied wool not less than 25g dry weight 1st $2 2nd $1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * HOME CRAFT - SPONSORS Sarroff Family Mrs J James Mutton Family Mrs Rhonda Mills Rotary Club of Maitland Foodworks, Lorn Maitland Embroiderers Inc. Julie Hvirf Folk Art Porcelain Artists Assoc Purcell Family Sandie Smith Maitland Knitters Guild Mrs Clair O Connor-Taylor CWA (Maitland Branch) Gail Gourley Lochinvar Hair Lower Hunter DentureClinic Australian Sewing Guild Inc. Hunter Valley Region Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers (NSW) Inc. 20