1st Saturday in March (Sat 6th 2010)
Office Hours | Books
| Mannum Agricultural Society Inc |
| A member of the Central District Shows Association |
1st Saturday in March (Sat 6th 2010)
Office Hours | Books
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 Attractions
Harley Rides • Ravello's Circus •
Pony Rides • Face Painting •
Baby Animals • Giant Games •
Art & Craft • Cooking • Flowers •
Horse Events • Great Food & Country Music • Pet Micro Chipping
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Sheaf Tossing  Marine Licence TestingCountry Music from Tracey Rains Ute Muster Youth AmbassadorsSheep Shearing Competition Poultry Auction Green & Gold TrailMiss Showgirl Show Dinner Carp Throwing Show Dining Room |
President: Geoff Skein Show Chairman: Stephen Vivian
Secretary: Terese Reeves Treasurer: Sharon Stewart
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Shows Website
The Mannum Agricultural Show Dinner and night of entertainment will be held from 6.30pm in Schache Hall at the Showground on Friday 26th February 2010 with guest soloist Tamika Godleman.
Entertainment will be provided by Dave Verrall. Dave has been in the entertainment industry from 1970. He was best male vocalist 1982, best song writer 1983 and 1987 at the Riverland Country Music Festival and best male vocalist 1987 at the Northern Country Music Association Port Pirie. He also gained third place in the Songwriters Association Australiana Section and Best Songwriter Award for the Murraylands Music Festival.
Organisers are hopeful that this event will help raise much needed funds for the on-going improvement of the Mannum Show and the facilities at the showground.
Tickets for the dinner at $25 per person (BYO drinks and glasses) are available by phoning 8569 2385. Childrens tickets are also available. Group or party bookings (tables of 6) should be made early to avoid disappointment.
Proudly sponsored by Male's Meats , Craft Curios and Collectables, Meredith & Craig Chilver, Valerie Bottroff, AJ Home Stores, Kym & Denise Frahn, Irene Lovell, Elizabeth Wood, Top Deli, Sunday Market Stallholders, Mannum Chemplus, Australia Post.
STOCK JOURNAL & ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
YOUNG
RURAL AMBASSADOR
and
YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADOR YOUTH AWARD
OPPORTUNITY....
are you 16 ¬ 19 years OR 20 - 30 years
Interested in, and involved with Rural and community programs
ie. Ag Show, Youth, other Rural issues
THE
AWARD OFFERS....
Meeting and making of new friendships
Community involvement at local Show
Personal Development and Leadership Course
Cash prize... Association level
Active involvement at Royal Adelaide Show...
accommodation and other costs provided for
Corporate clothing package
State winner - $5,000 prize money & NZ trip
Placegetters... (4) PIRSA overseas trade mission
Ongoing friendships
INTERESTED? .... Please phone Show Secretary for Entry Form
*
Central Districts Final at Uraidla ¬ Saturday May 15th 2010
Venue to be advised.
Agricultural Societies Council of S.A Inc.
THE 2010 STOCK JOURNAL ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
YOUNG RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD
Conducted
in conjunction with
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
REGULATIONS
AND ENTRY CRITERIA
This award is conducted by the Agricultural Societies Council
of South Australia who will be duly responsible for selecting
the State winner during the course of each Royal Adelaide Show.
All entrants who enter the award must provide an undertaking that
they will abide by the regulations and entry conditions as set
out and to abide by the decisions of the Agricultural Societies
Council of S.A. The regulations apply to all three tiers of this
award. The awards will be run by qualification through country
shows to association finals with a State Final being held at the
Royal Adelaide Show.
AIMS:
¬ To highlight the importance of youth in rural South
Australia and in particular the agricultural show movement.
¬ To identify and encourage enthusiastic, skillful, industrious
and unselfish young people.
¬ To give young people a forum to express their views through
education and experience and develop closer links with the agricultural
industries.
ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS:
Apply for and complete the entry form.
ENTRANTS
MUST:
¬ Provide information indicating their reasons for applying
for entry together with curriculum vitae, indicating work experience,
community participation and agricultural show involvement.
¬ Be residents of South Australia.
¬ Be aged between 16 and 19 yrs OR 20 and 30 years at the
time of their local show.
¬ Be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about rural life and affairs,
and agricultural shows.
¬ Be able to spend the required time at the local show, Group
Level finals and the State Final at the Royal Adelaide Show 2009
JUDGING
CRITERIA: Entrants must wear smart casual clothing.
Entrants to be judged in accordance with the following guidelines:
Community involvement 20 points
Country Show involvement: 10 points
General and Rural knowledge: 20 points
Personality 20 points
Ambition/Goals 10 points
Communication Skills 10 points
Style, Grooming and Deportment 10 points
TOTAL 100 points
Further information SA Country Shows Website
CONVENER: Carlie Lowe
Entries
to the Secretary PO Box 244 MANNUM SA 5238
Entry Fee: $15 (includes 1 prepaid gate ticket)
$5 for each additional category entered
All utes to be present by 10am
Judging to commence at 10.30am
PLUS
Novelty Events ($1 each to enter):
Best Sounding Exhaust, Best Sounding Stereo, Best
dressed-up Bundy Ute.
All utes entered qualify for "People's Choice" category
All utes required to be registered.
All entrants MUST be 16yrs or over with current driver's licence
or provisional licence.
GREAT
PRIZES TO BE WON!
For
further information & Entry Form pdf/UteMusterNomination.pdf
E-mail: mannumshow@yahoo.com.au
Website: www.mannumshow.com
Top
CONVENER: Gary Keane 8569 2789
Entries taken on show day between 10.00am ¬ 1.00pm
Rules
1.
Competitors to compete in one only of the following sections:
Junior Open Under 18
Senior Open 18 and over
2.
Only the longest throw of each individual will be recorded.
3. Tickets need to be purchased at $1.00 each. A ticket will entitle
the competitor to one throw.
4. Weights of fish may vary slightly within each section.
5. Fish, as supplied, to be throw into the 'fair' area from a
line within the cricket nets. A throw from on or in front of the
line will be called 'foul' and counted as a throw but not measured.
Fish hitting the nets will also be called 'foul'.
6. Previously thrown fish which are still whole, at the judge's
discretion, may be made available for further throws.
7. No throw is to be made until the 'all clear' is given by the
marshall for the event. The competitors name will then be called
and the carp must be thrown within 30 seconds of that call.
8. Gloves will be available for those wishing to use them and
the throw may be made with one or both hands.
9. Distances will be measured from the back of the landing point
to the back of the throwing line. Each fair throw will be measured
and recorded to determine the winners in each section.
10. In all matters, the judge's decision is final.
11. Prizes in each section will be awarded following the completion
of the event at approximately 2 p.m. They will be allocated at
the discretion of the judges as follows:
1st prize $25.00
2nd prize $15.00
3rd prize $ 5.00
12. Indemnity warning: Each competitor enters this competition
at their own risk. Each competitor acknowledges that in entering
this competition they accept full liability of any injury suffered
during their carp throwing attempt.
CONVENER: Brian Albino 8569 1698
Enjoy Country Music at the Mannum Show from 10 a.m.
Tracey Rains & Claypan
Tracey's music was put on hold while she had her family but now she is right back into it. She has won awards with her brother Nathaniel O'Brien in the Duo section at Tamworth and has performed with Graeme Hugo. She is founder of the new band, Claypan. Proudly sponsored by: Connect Hearing & Eichler Earthmovers
Stage provided by T.R.Male Transport
GREEN & GOLD TRAIL Convener: Berrilyn Skein 8569 2385
Purchase a map for only $5 and present your map wherever you see the distinctive "Green & Gold" balloons at the Mannum Show.
Fantastic value with a large variety of items to collect!
With
thanks to our generous sponsors at the time of printing:
Mannum Engine Centre, Bank SA, Rivapak, Mannum Newsagency,
River Estates First National, Male's Meats, Elders Real Estate
Mannum, Mannum Foodland, Gourmet Fruit & Veg.
MARINE LICENCE TESTING CONVENER: Gavin Pitman 8569 1402
Need
a boat Licence?
Theory testing will be available at the Mannum Show.
Reduced rates of $20 adult or $8 Junior permit
Or sit in for a refresher of rules $5
Bookings
close Thursday 4th March 2010
Pre Booking essential.
Details, Boating Safety booklets & bookings
Contact Gavin at Mannum Caravan Park 8569 1402
Convener:
Brett Sonntag 8569 1908
Stewards:
Daniel Schache,Todd Sonntag Competitors are requested to wear
white trousers.
ENTRIES TAKEN
ON SHOW DAY
Starting time:
11 a.m
MANNUM OPEN
HANDICAP
Entry Fee $10.00
Prize Money:
1st to 5th place
MANNUM CHAMPIONSHIP
Entry Fee $10.00
Prize Money:
1st to 5th place
M.W. SCHACHE
ACCURACY THROW
Entry Fee $5.00
Prize Money:
1st to 5th place
Sponsored by Murray Schache, Leith Kahl and BHpartners