26 and 27 January
See you at the Show!
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“A public meeting was held at Mr Gard’s Fitzroy Hotel, Kiama on 24th November for the purpose of forming an Agricultural and Horticultural Society for the district of Kiama.’’ – so the Sydney Herald of December 14, 1848, recorded the creation of the Kiama Agricultural Society. 170 years may have passed since the establishment of the Kiama Agricultural Society, but when it comes the annual Show - promoting agriculture, showcasing community talent, catching up with friends and having fun - not much has changed. The first Kiama Agricultural and Horticultural Society Show was held in February 1849 in the new brewery connected with the Fitzroy Hotel, making it the third oldest agricultural show in the state and one of the oldest in Australia. The Show continued in various locations throughout town until the early 1860s when there was a break in the Shows, partly due to an outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia among several dairy herds. The founder of the Kiama Independent newspaper Joseph Weston promted the re-vitalistion of the Show Society and the first Show of the new era was held in February 1867. The annual Show continued in the face of the Great Depression, World Wars and the destruction of the Pavilion by fire in 1938. The modern show, staged this year on the Australia Day weekend (Friday, January 26 and Saturday, January 27) includes many of the attractions people have been enjoying for decades more than 2000 pavilion exhibits, cattle judging, show jumping, rides, fireworks and the ever-popular wood chop. There will also be many popular more recent Show favourites, such as the ARD FMX stunt motorbikes and in a major coup, this year’s Show also includes the Rooftop Express Wild West Show. Rooftop Express combines showmanship, stunts, horses and cattle with slapstick and good old-fashioned Aussie humour. Kiama Show Society President Michael Brennan says the Clockwise from top: Kiama Showground 1900s; The ever-popular woodchop; Pavilion tasty treats; World class show jumping and; Amusements after dark 170th Show is a great time to reflect on Kiama’s agricultural Pictures: Zest Images and Alice Beasley past as well as celebrate what is a great community event. “Whether your family has been part of or just attended the Show for generations, or it’s your first time, the Kiama Show provides great entertainment for people of all ages,’’ he said. “During your visit to the Show this year, take time to imagine what it would have been like 170 years ago. We can all be proud as that this event is still bringing smiles year after year.’’ The 170th Kiama Show is on Friday, January 26 and Saturday, January 27. Gates open 9am daily. Five years and under - free; Adults: $15 each day; Junior: $5 each day (6 to 16 years); Family: $35 each day (2 adults and 2 children aged 5 to 15 years old); Concession: $10 each day. Visit www. kiamashow.com.au for more information.
Generations of talent and dedication on show Talented and hard-working Show Committee member Barbara Wyles first entered the Kiama Show in 1984 and has been an exhibitor every year since. Her children Melinda and Martyn and granddaughter Andria are proudly carrying on the tradition. Barbara began knitting as a teenager and learnt to spin and weave during the 1980s at TAFE and Wollongong University. In 1988 she was awarded the Australian Bicentenary Medal for Best Exhibit in the Spinning/Weaving section of the Kiama Show and has been a steward in this section since 1989. Barbara first entered the Royal Sydney Agricultural Show (RAS) in 2009. She has won prizes there every year since. Another highlight came in 2009 when one of Barbara’s knitted articles was featured in the Showcase of Excellence and in 2017 her knitted christening dress was awarded The Frances Binnie Memorial Perpetual Trophy in the Showcase of Excellence. In 2011 Barbara and her daughter Melinda and the late Ingrid Wass entered the Wool Article/Garment State Competition and their items went on to the RAS and were awarded first place in NSW. The trio won the same title again in 2013 and 2015. In 2013 Barbara began entering Pavilion exhibi-
tor’s details for the Kiama Show and has been in great demand ever since. Melinda began volunteering at Kiama Show in the Spinning, Weaving and Felting Section in 2000, as an assistant demonstrating felt squares with Christine Sloan. She became a steward and helped mount the section’s display shortly after. This sparked an interest in working with felt from fleece and Melinda now enters in the felting section of the Show. She has won many prizes with her felt and in 2009 also entered the RAS in felting with hand-felted garments and hats. For many years mother and daughter have entered the Australian Wool and Sheep Show in Bendigo and have both won several first prizes there. Melinda also won first prize in the Wearable Art Section at Bendigo and last year entered three garments and won three first prizes. Andria’s involvement in the Show began in 2001 when at the age of eight, she entered the Junior Art and Pet Show sections. In 2004 Andria won first prize with a woven beret. In 2013 and 2017 Andria was a Showgirl contender, an experience she treasures. Martyn enters the Kiama Show in the Vegetables and Pot Plants Sections. He has been the winner Family affair: Show stalwart Barbara Wyles and her award-winning gown, felt worker daughter Melinda, exhibitor and Showgirl entrant grand-daughter Andria and bonsai expert son Martyn several times with the Best Bonsai Exhibit.
26 and 27 January
Something for everyone at this year’s milestone Show When the Kiama Show opens its gates on January 26 and 27, 170 years since the Kiama Show Society was formed, it will be a time to reflect not only on the impact of agriculture on the area’s early settlement but also on the Show’s lasting legacy in bringing the community together. We at the Kiama Show Society are immensely proud to celebrate this milestone. The Show and Show Ball are woven into the fabric of the Municipality and while it can be challenging sometimes, there is no better feeling than watching the crowds stream into our beautiful Showground and enjoying the attractions and talent on display. Favourites like the cattle section on the Friday are an important historic part of the show where the farming community can watch the judging and catch up with friends. The horse events and world class Showjumping on Friday and Saturday draw big crowds and the Woodchop competitions on the Saturday attract some of the best axemen in the State. The Pet Show on Friday is always great fun and our Pavilion exhibits are among the best supported on the coast. We are also excited to welcome back the talented Laughter House Entertainment troupe in Café de Rude and Le Petit Grand, and the ARD FMX motorbikes.
In addition, this year we are thrilled to bring you Rooftop Express. This arena spectacular of horsemanship and fun will have you both enthralled and amused. To mark the 170th year of the Show Society, there will be an exhibition of memorabilia in the Pavilion, the Shoalhaven Vintage Machinery display, a Hay Baling display, Bullock team drive and a number of special classes. I can’t let this occasion pass without mentioning the people who make the Show and Show Ball happen year after year. A whole year of planning comes to fruition during Show week when a small army of dedicated helpers swing into action. To the Kiama Show Committee and othercommunity helpers, past and present, I say thank you. We couldn’t do it without you. If you have never been to the Kiama Show, I invite you be part of the fun and community atmosphere. You won’t be disappointed. And now.... it’s Show time! - Kiama Show Society president, Michael Brennan
170 good reasons for more classes The Kiama Show Pavilion is always one of the best supported of any show in the Illawarra and South coast with thousands of exhibits from throughout Municipality and further afield. In recognition of the 170th year of the Kiama Show, the Show Committee has added a number of additional classes with an agricultural and/or heritage flavour. • For full list of these special classes and details, see the Show Schedule at www. kiamashow.com.au Pet Show - Pet in Best Heritage Costume Cookery· - Decorated 170th Kiama Show Celebration Cake - The Great Australian Rustic
Lamington (Plate of 6. Not round) - ANZAC Biscuits (6) Junior Cookery - Decorated Farm Cupcakes (4) (12 and 16 years and under) - Decorated Farm Animal Arrowroot Biscuits (4). (8 and 12 years and under) s - Novelty cake with an agricultural theme - soft icing (16 years and under). Art - Celebrating 170 years of the Kiama Show - any medium Fruit and Vegetables - Collection of Heirloom Vegetables Junior Fruit and Vegetables - Mini Farm made from Fruit and Vegetables (30cms x30 cms) - Tractor made from Fruit and Vegetables
- Farm animal made from Fruit and Vegetables Needlecrafts - Knitted Retro Tea Cosy (heritage pattern or decoration). - Crocheted Retro Tea Cosy (heritage pattern or decoration). - Knitted garment or item using a heritage pattern Handcrafts - “Necessity is the Mother of Invention” - most ingenious example of recycling. Lego - Lego Farm Animal (8, 12 and 16 years and under classes) Sewing - Piece of Heirloom Sewing Woodcraft - Piece of Woodcraft celebrating 170 years of the Kiama Show.
Michelle Brennan in action at World Lumberjack Championships in Hayward Wisconsin 2017.
Michelle loves the cut and thrust of the show sawing scene Some people go to the gym, others do yoga, Jamberoo’s Michelle Brennan’s fitness regime involves being back on the tools – literally. Michelle, a one time World Championship woodsperson has returned to her much-loved pasttime of double handed cross cut sawing. Originally from Geelong Victoria, Michelle showed horses from the age ages of four and her 20s.l around 20 years of age. Her involvement in the pasttime came in 1986, when she was asked to compete at the Melbourne Royal Show by an acquaintance who was a woodchopper. The pair placed third in the Jack and Jill double handed cross cut sawing Australian Championship. “After learning more and going to all the country shows for a few years with success around Victoria, I decided to compete at the World Championship Timber Carnival in Albany Oregon in 1993,’’ Michelle said “My American partner Matt Lentz and I won the Jack and Jill Championship.’’ Later in the trip Michelle was placed 4th in same event at the World Lumberjack Champion-
ships in Hayward Wisconsin USA. Michelle only sawed for another year before pursuing a new career, marriage and a family “Now my son Tom is grown up, I have time for sport for myself again and as I have maintained contact with lots of friends in the sport of woodchopping, I decided to get back into it after a 23-year break,’’ Michelle said. “When I did it when I was younger, I did it to stay involved with the show and I guess I just enjoyed wood. I enjoyed handling it, cutting it, smelling it. “Now sawing is more of a thing to help force me keep fit. That’s the attraction of it now and it’s also nice to see people I knew so long ago.’’ Michelle’s first show back on the Australian circuit was the Canberra Royal in February 2017, where she won the Open Handicap Double Handed Sawing with friend Jason Lentz from the US. Jason lives in Australia for a few weeks each summer to compete at the south coast shows in the lead up to the Sydney Royal Show. Next Michelle competed at the
Kids are in the zone with loads to do There is something to appeal to all age groups at the Kiama Show, but the little folk are especially well catered for this year. As well as favourites for all ages such as the ARD FMX Motorbikes, Rooftop Express, Pet Show and fireworks finale, there are a range of activities just for children. The always-popular Matilda’s Farmyard returns, giving kids the opportunity to pat adorable baby farm animals. Also returning is the live Butterfly Experience from last year.
Kids can practice running away to the circus with Shona Conacher’s Circus Drop Zone. Acrobatics, juggling, trapeze, unicycling, hula-hoop, clowning, the Circus Drop Zone has it all and more. Another highlight for the littlies will be Paint My Day Face Painting. Elinya McDonnell began painting to entertain her children and those of close friends for parties and just for fun. Returning this year will be the fun family favourite
Kewpies make comeback
Paint My Day Face Painting. Picture: Rebecca Rosconi
- Gumboot Throwing. Main event fun with prizes to boot (see what we did there). So make sure the kids drop in for some fun and games.
Sydney Royal gaining a fifth in the all-womens Jill and Jill event with American Erin Lavoie. “In 2017 I entered the World Lumberjack Championships again and competed in the Jack and Jill sawing event making it to the semi finals with Canadian partner Stirling Hart who has also visited Kiama Show in the past performing in the Lumberjack Show as a tree climber/ entertainer,’’ she said. “My plans for now are to compete in as many country shows as possible with my new saw, recently made in New Zealand, in the lead up to Royal Easter Show.” Michelle’s role as a Kiama Show horse steward will prevent her from sawing at Kiama but people should be able to see her in action at the Berry Show. “Through my involvement at Kiama I have been asked to be a steward at the Royal Easter Show in Sydney,’’ Michelle said. “I am very proud to be part of these organisations. The Kiama Show Committee are a wonderful group of very passionate and dedicated individuals whose responsibility it is to keep the Agricultural Show scene alive.”
My Room’s Angela Miller, with Kiama Show Society Committee member Sue Cox and some well-clad Kewpie dolls.
Kewpie Dolls are making a welcome return to the 170th Kiama Show! Angela Miller from My Room Kiama is sponsoring a new class in the Handcraft section in the Pavilion for the “Best Dressed Kewpie Doll” in memory of her mum Joy. If people would like to enter that category they can
purchase a doll to dress for $2 from My Room. Angela has had fun creating Disney princesses, action heroes and of course traditional angels and fairies. Angela’s Kewpie dolls will be on display. For the first time in decades Kewpie Dolls will be available for sale.... just like at Sydney Royal!
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Rooftop Express makes Kiama debut
David Manchon is bringing his amazing Rooftop Express to the Kiama Show on January 26 and 27
The Rooftop Express Wild West Arena Spectacular Production is set to headline a jam-packed entertainment schedule this year. The interactive equine show is a must-see for all animal lovers. The Rooftop Express is a first class show featuring world first stunts, true blue Australian comedy and awe-inspiring horsemanship. It truly is a must see for anyone who has ever wanted to put on a cowboy hat. With a highly refined and visually enchanting story, this show takes horse play to a new level. Rooftop show creator and industry identity Dave Manchon will include an all-star line up in this Kiama first show. The Rooftop show has been wowing crowds since 2013 and is always including new concepts, stunts and laugh out loud moments as it rolls around Australia. The show’s creators have credits working in the film and television industry alongside their livestock as well as training and riding some of the top money earning performance horses in Australia. The Rooftop Express Production is partnering with the Kiama Show to celebrate the Heroes of the Outback and enable Kiama show patrons to experience the adrenaline and action of a fast paced wild west show. The Show at Kiama will feature three brahman steers, eight horses, four dogs, a motorbike, two trucks and lots of fast paced action.
Rustic Lamingtons in honour of Australia Day can be any shape but square!
Nothing square about the Rustic Lamington
Get ready for chocolatey, coconutty fingers! The Great Aussie Rustic Lamington Challenge will be one of the most hotly-contested sections of the Show. Organisers and sponsors are hoping for a big showing in the class to celebrate the 170th year of the Show Society and its Australia Day date. And there is big money on offer as an enticement. So get baking!
What’s on at this year’s Show Friday, January 26
Saturday, January 27
8.30am
8.30am
Horse Judging, Horse Ring Events & Show Jumping
10am
Woodchop sponsored by Cleary Bros & Terry Gallagher
4pm
Horse Judging, Horse Ring Events & Show Jumping
Pet Show
4pm
Six Bar Jump
4.30pm
4.45pm
Flyball
5pm
Gumboot Throwing Children ARD FMX Motorbikes sponsored by Illawarra Toyota
5.30pm
Mini Trots
5.30pm
Hay Baling Demo
6pm
Bullock Team Walk
6pm
Showgirl Parade
6.30pm
Hay Baling Demo
6.30pm
ARD FMX Motorbikes sponsored by Illawarra Toyota
7pm
Rooftop Express - sponsored by WesTrac, Iveco Trucks, Harrigan Motors and Waldie & Co Accountants and Auditors.
7.30pm
Bullock Team Walk around then Hay Baling Demo
8pm
Flyball
8.30pm
Wood Auction & Raffle
9pm
Rooftop Express - sponsored by WesTrac, Iveco Trucks, Harrigan Motors and Waldie & Co Accountants and Auditors.
7pm
Gumboot Throwing – Adults
7.30pm
Circus Act, Rooftop Express Taster
8pm
ARD FMX Motorbikes sponsored by Illawarra Toyota
8.30pm 9.40pm
Rooftop Express - sponsored by WesTrac, Iveco Trucks, Harrigan Motors and Waldie & Co Accountants and Auditors.
9.30pm
Fireworks finale sponsored by Carter and Ferguson Solicitors.
IN THE PAVILION 2000+ Exhibits, Cooking Demo, Kewpie Dolls Dress Up & John Gabriele Gardening Demo sponsored by Burnetts On Barney; MAIN ARENA – Cattle & Horse Events, Showgirl Parade, Pet Show and Woodchop sponsored by Cleary Bros and Terry Gallagher, ARD FMX 3 Man Stunt Team sponsored by Illawarra Toyota, Fireworks Finale sponsored by Carter and Ferguson; IN THE GROUNDS - La Petite Grande Circus, sponsored by The Bugle, Kid’s Circus Drop Zone sponsored by BlueScope Steel/Win Partners and Kiama Leagues Club Matilda’s Farmyard sponsored by Kiama Independent, Bullock Team sponsored by Kiama Health Destination Pharmacy, Red Rooster and Southern Farmworx, Flyball Demos, Shoalhaven Vintage Machinery, Hay Baling Demos, Butterfly Experience and Facepainting sponsored by Jamberoo Pub, Kiama Mowers, Kiama Golf Club and Kiama Inn Hotel + Sideshow Alley, Food Stalls & Showbags.
For more details, visit www.kiamashow.com.au
Motorbike fun - ARD to beat!
One of the most popular recent additions to the Kiama Show Schedule, the ARD FMX Motorbike team, makes a welcome return to the main arena this year. The incredible feats of these stuntmen will once again wow crowds, with three shows on the Friday night. The ultimate in sports action entertainment, the ARD landing ramp is the largest in Australia. The truck is set to specifically match the riders’ needs so they can perform their heart stopping, breathtaking tricks, which will leave the audience on the edge of their seats.
The death-defying antics of the ARD FM Motorbike team, wowing the audience at last year’s Kiama Show.
Pictures: Zest Images
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26 and 27 January
Pooches having a ball on main arena
Mr Gorski is a fun for the whole family
Catch Dado live in La Petite Grande
Roll up to be one of Candy’s Love Angels
Big shows, little tent even cooler entertainment. Mr Gørski shares with the audience a fabulous act for the whole family, pairing traditional highly skilled circus routines with cabaret flare. This larger than life character presents a tightly packed show specialising in fun and inventive juggling that will have the whole audience on the edge of their seats. Using the classic clowning techniques of yesteryear Dado is one of the best among a new generation of Vaudevillians today.
He is a masterful props and physical comic with a wonderful variety of slapstick audience participation and improvisation mayhem. And... Move over Charlie’s Angels, Candy is recruiting her Love Angels! She’s been sent in to sprinkle her love dust and is on the look out for her new recruits. It takes a special kind of guy (or girl) to be a Love Angel, from jumping through hoops to getting caught in the middle of a handstand, these Love Angels will be put to the test.
In a special treat for pooch fans, Frank Lux brings Flyball to this year’s Show. Flyball is a dog sport in which teams of dogs race over a line of hurdles to a box that releases a ball when the dog presses the spring-loaded pad. The dogs jump hurdles, catch a ball and run back in succession. The first team to run the race without making a mistake and in the fasted times WINS! Small, large, fast, slow, pure-bred or mixed breed, this is a sport for all. Cheer on your favourites 5pm and 8pm Saturday in the main arena!
La Petite Grande program Friday 26th Jan 12.30pm Mr Gorski 1.30pm Dado 2.30pm Mr Gorski 3.30pm Dado Saturday 27th Jan 12.30pm Mr Gorski 1.30pm Candy the Love Patrol Officer 2.30pm Dado 3.30pm Mr Gorski 4.30pm Dado 5.30pm Aerial Show 6.30pm Mr Gorski 7.30pm Candy the Love Patrol Officer 8.30pm Dado
The Kiama Show Society would like to thank The Bugle for their support of the 170th Kiama Show 2018
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