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<pre>Hi all
The results of the Olive South Australia 2000 Olive Oil competition revealed
that our friend Peter Caird won a gold medal and the best oil in the
competition
This was quite an achievment as there were entries from all over Australia,
north to south and east to west.
Congratulations Peter. Well done
Hope you wil again next year.
Best wishes
Lee Hallett
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<pre>Lee

Thank you sincerely for the congrats. Thanks also to the others who wrote
encouraging words of advice/comment. Among these are included:-

"All I can say is that you are fortunate that we did not enter our own oil
into the awards."
"I think Brando's butter tasted better"
"I still recall the winner a particularly fine oil , mine"
"Fabulous"
"You have come a long way in three years, in 1000 you might improve a bit"

The beauty of this forum is the free flowing nature of it. From whimsy to
serious, for novice or experienced. It's nice to know that we don't take
ourselves too seriously.

May the bees be with you beatifically.

Best regards
Peter Caird
www.victorianolivegroves.com
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<pre>Bee that as it may Peter, I am sure your scriptwriter had something to do
with your recent successes in - now where was that place again?

Phil

-----Original Message-----
From: P Caird [mailto:caird@hitech.net.au]
Sent: Tuesday, 24 October 2000 8:56 PM
To: OliveOil@egroups.com
Subject: Re: [OliveOil] Olive Oil competition


Lee

Thank you sincerely for the congrats. Thanks also to the others who wrote
encouraging words of advice/comment. Among these are included:-

"All I can say is that you are fortunate that we did not enter our own oil
into the awards."
"I think Brando's butter tasted better"
"I still recall the winner a particularly fine oil , mine"
"Fabulous"
"You have come a long way in three years, in 1000 you might improve a bit"

The beauty of this forum is the free flowing nature of it. From whimsy to
serious, for novice or experienced. It's nice to know that we don't take
ourselves too seriously.

May the bees be with you beatifically.

Best regards
Peter Caird
www.victorianolivegroves.com




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<pre>Greetings everyone
The Northern Olive Oil Show in South Australia will be held again this year
in an expanded form with new classes and new trophies
The novice producer, small producer (under 250 litres) and commercial
producer as usual will be for producers from the northern areas of South
Australia, that is the area approximately north of Tarlee and Kapunda.
The new open class will accept entries of any olive oil lproduced in the
current season that is of EVOO status.
Results will be announced at the Jamestown Show on Monday 1st October
2001(Northern classes) and the Clare Show on Saturday 13 th October 2001
(open class)
For the first time a packaging class will judge the presentation of the
final product ready for marketing.
The Thomas Duell Trophy an additional trophy will be awarded this year for
the first time.
Thomas Duell was a pioneer of olive growing in South Australia and the
trophy in his name will be awarded to the best oil produced from trees
planted before 1950. Oil from trees that he planted in Kapunda in the late
1800's will be available for tasting at both shows.
Everyone will be invited to taste all the oils and vote for the oil they
prefer and the most popular in each group will receive a People's Choice
award.
Entries are $50.00 per entry plus GST in Australia
Entry forms and conditions of entry are available by email from
dselway@bigpond.net.au
Entries close in ADelaide, Clare or Riverton at 5 pm on Monday 27th August
2001
It is regretted that late entries cannot be accepted.
Best of luck with your entries

Lee Hallett
The Olive Press
Ph. 08 8847 2247
Fax 08 8232 9434
www.olivenet.org
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<pre>Hi

Please let me have entry forms for the open competition


Regards and Thanks

Mike Meredith

Western Cape

South Africa

-----Original Message-----
From: L Hallett [mailto:lhallett@bigpond.net.au]
Sent: 01 August 2001 12:43
To: olive oil
Subject: [OliveOil] Olive Oil competition


Greetings everyone
The Northern Olive Oil Show in South Australia will be held again this year
in an expanded form with new classes and new trophies
The novice producer, small producer (under 250 litres) and commercial
producer as usual will be for producers from the northern areas of South
Australia, that is the area approximately north of Tarlee and Kapunda.
The new open class will accept entries of any olive oil lproduced in the
current season that is of EVOO status.
Results will be announced at the Jamestown Show on Monday 1st October
2001(Northern classes) and the Clare Show on Saturday 13 th October 2001
(open class)
For the first time a packaging class will judge the presentation of the
final product ready for marketing.
The Thomas Duell Trophy an additional trophy will be awarded this year for
the first time.
Thomas Duell was a pioneer of olive growing in South Australia and the
trophy in his name will be awarded to the best oil produced from trees
planted before 1950. Oil from trees that he planted in Kapunda in the late
1800's will be available for tasting at both shows.
Everyone will be invited to taste all the oils and vote for the oil they
prefer and the most popular in each group will receive a People's Choice
award.
Entries are $50.00 per entry plus GST in Australia
Entry forms and conditions of entry are available by email from
dselway@bigpond.net.au
Entries close in ADelaide, Clare or Riverton at 5 pm on Monday 27th August
2001
It is regretted that late entries cannot be accepted.
Best of luck with your entries

Lee Hallett
The Olive Press
Ph. 08 8847 2247
Fax 08 8232 9434
www.olivenet.org





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<pre>Hi Mike

I have handed your request on to the entry secretary and you should be
getting the information shortly. I'm really glad that you are going to enter
the olive oil show.

I was thinking - what sort of an olive oil industry is there in South
Africa. There have been attempts over the last 150 years to get one going in
Australia and it seems as though this is finally happening. I organised the
olive oil show as a means of educating both producers and the public about
the finer qualities of olive oil. If the situation is similar in South
Africa it would be interesting to hear about it.

In the back of my mind is the idea that if the two countries are in a
similar situation we could perhaps establish an international class in the
olive oil show in which we specifically compare olive oils from the two
regions. It seems to me that it could be a bit of fun and at the same time
it would promote both our products.

All the best

Kent Hallett
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<pre>Dear Sir,

Could you please send the entry form for the open class competition
of the Northern Olive Oil Show in South Australia.

With kind regards,
Ayse


--- In OliveOil@y..., "L Hallett" <lhallett@b...> wrote:
> Greetings everyone
> The Northern Olive Oil Show in South Australia will be held again
this year
> in an expanded form with new classes and new trophies
> The novice producer, small producer (under 250 litres) and
commercial
> producer as usual will be for producers from the northern areas of
South
> Australia, that is the area approximately north of Tarlee and
Kapunda.
> The new open class will accept entries of any olive oil lproduced
in the
> current season that is of EVOO status.
> Results will be announced at the Jamestown Show on Monday 1st
October
> 2001(Northern classes) and the Clare Show on Saturday 13 th October
2001
> (open class)
> For the first time a packaging class will judge the presentation of
the
> final product ready for marketing.
> The Thomas Duell Trophy an additional trophy will be awarded this
year for
> the first time.
> Thomas Duell was a pioneer of olive growing in South Australia and
the
> trophy in his name will be awarded to the best oil produced from
trees
> planted before 1950. Oil from trees that he planted in Kapunda in
the late
> 1800's will be available for tasting at both shows.
> Everyone will be invited to taste all the oils and vote for the oil
they
> prefer and the most popular in each group will receive a People's
Choice
> award.
> Entries are $50.00 per entry plus GST in Australia
> Entry forms and conditions of entry are available by email from
> dselway@b...
> Entries close in ADelaide, Clare or Riverton at 5 pm on Monday 27th
August
> 2001
> It is regretted that late entries cannot be accepted.
> Best of luck with your entries
>
> Lee Hallett
> The Olive Press
> Ph. 08 8847 2247
> Fax 08 8232 9434
> www.olivenet.org
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<pre>Congratulations to our member Peter Caird on his success at the South Australian
Northern Olive Oil Show.
Peter entered the open section for competitors world wide
and was awarded a gold and two bronze medals for his three entries.
Well done Peter. It follows on from your success in other shows this season.
Lee Hallett
The Olive Press
4 Mill Street
RIVERTON SA 5412
Ph. 8847 2247 Fax 8232 9434
www.olivenet.org
lhallett@bigpond.net.au
www.olivenet.org


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