NSW CFA Judges
Updated 14 July 2010
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Name |
Phone |
Address |
Group |
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Patricia Andrew |
(02) 6653 7995 |
PO Box 6827 Coffs Harbour Plaza 2450 |
1 |
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Maureen Camarsh |
(02) 6654 2000 |
10 Palmer Rd Woolgoolga 2456 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Deborah Cameron |
(02) 4621 2552 |
8 Spence Place St Helens Park 2560 |
1 |
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3 |
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Valerie Cashman |
(07) 5530 2287 |
C/- 18 Natan Road Mudgeeraba 4213 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Margaret Chaney |
(02) 9802 6744 |
5 Tallwood Ave Eastwood 2122 |
1 |
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Fiona Cooper |
(02)
4889 9405 |
3
Darlington Drive Hill Top 2575 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Pam Cross |
(02) 9602 5870 |
14 Edward St Lurnea 2170 |
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2 |
3 |
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Wendy Hamilton |
(02) 4754 4998 |
46 Moray St Winmalee 2777 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Sharon Hodge |
(02) 4633 8096 |
92 Racecourse Ave Menangle Park 2563 |
1 |
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Anthony Hurry |
(02) 4272 7764 |
2 Orana Pde Unanderra NSW 2526 |
1 |
2 |
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Valerie Hurry |
(02) 4271 1688 |
33 Derribong Dr Cordeaux Heights 2526 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Theresa Johnson |
(02) 9899 7456 |
432 Old Northern Rd Glenhaven 2156 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Fiona Mangan |
(02)
4938 1074
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PO Box 31
Branxton NSW 2335 |
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3 |
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Thomas Marshall |
(02) 9606 6130 |
60 Polo Road Rossmore 2557 |
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2 |
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Karen Moore |
(02) 9605 3379 |
3 Grahame Avenue Glenfield 2167 |
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2 |
3 |
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Maureen Norberry |
(02) 4872 2233 |
10 Brewster St Mittagong 2575 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Margaret Sim |
(02) 4868 2165 |
PO Box 437 Moss Vale 2577 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Christine Tomlinson |
(02) 6962 6151 |
33 Watson Rd Griffith 2680 |
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2 |
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Ray Tomlinson |
(02) 6962 6151 |
33 Watson Rd Griffith 2680 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Denis Turner |
(02) 4621 1546 |
St Helens Park House St Helens Park 2560 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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Rhondda Watson |
(02) 9972 7070 |
4 Nentoura Place Forestville 2087 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
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INACTIVE |
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Rene Bostock |
(02) 9829 1725 |
PO Box 87 Macquarie Fields 2564 |
1 |
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Robyn Pooley |
(02) 4575 1292 |
22 Mayne St Wilberforce 2756 |
1 |
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John Wilson |
(02) 6563 1327 |
20 Broughton Street, West Kempsey 2440 |
1 |
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JUDGES EMERITUS |
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Sonia Dowty |
(02) 9972 9103 |
90/81 Willandra Road Cromer 2099 |
1 |
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3* |
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Charles McCarthy |
(02) 9876 4751 |
173 Midson Rd Epping 2121 |
1 |
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Key:
P Probationary Judge - Able to judge in NSW only
*
Able to judge British
Shorthairs only.
Why become a Judge?
Most of us who have become Judges have been in the New South Wales Cat Fancy for a number of years and feel we have an inner calling to give more to the Fancy. A Judge can come from any walk of life.
We realise that it is a great privilege to be able to handle and judge the beautiful cats that pass through our hands at shows.
It is a great responsibility.
A Judge must be able to:
Determine that a cat conforms to a standard. To issue a Challenge Certificate enabling it to progress to Champion and further titles, is the result of years of study and understanding of cats and the cat fancy.
Have the responsibility to uphold and keep a standard to health, as quality of breeding stock and presentation on the show bench is paramount.
Possess a manner which can educate, listen and advise.
Be available to any exhibitor or member of the public seeking information on breeds of cats.
To become a Judge you must:
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Hold NSW CFA membership for five years.
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Possess good integrity within the Cat Fancy.
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Have bred a litter within the current course applied for.
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Be
trained and be a current Steward at Shows and have held other positions in
affiliate Shows such as Show Secretary, Show Manager, Chief Steward, Card
room, Trophies.
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Sit for an entrance exam showing you have knowledge of the Rules and Regulations of the fancy, and basic knowledge of the breeds.
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Not miss any lectures without a valid or medical reason.
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Attend lectures and hands on training, completing all assignments each month as required.
Judges Training Course
The training course is undertaken over a period of 12 to 24 months depending on how many breeds are included in that course.
At the end of the course candidates undertake a written exam, practical exam and personal interview with the Examination Panel.
Candidates who pass, progress to be a Probationary Judge, which allows them to judge kittens and issue challenges to entire and desexed adult cats.
Affiliate Clubs invite Probationary Judges to judge an assignment at their show. Assignments cannot be solicited through Clubs.
Probationary Judges must complete a minimum of 10 assignments and probationary status must be maintained for a minimum period of 1 year.
Once a Probationary judge has completed all requirements satisfactorily, a full licence is then issued.
A Judge may not commence a course for another Group within 1 year of being issued with a Probationary Judges Licence for a group.
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