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Warracknabeal’S 133Rd Annual Show 10Th October 2019 Warracknabeal’s 133rd Annual Show 10th October 2019 President: Des James Senior Vice-President: Cameron Drage Junior Vice-President: Kevin Zanker Immediate Past President: Dale Stronach Secretary: Judi Armstrong Box 41 Warracknabeal 3393 Mobile: 0431 111 924 Email: [email protected] Treasurer: Jean Wise Warracknabeal 3393 Honorary Life Members: D. James, I. Zanker, K. Goodwin, A. Hein, B. Hein, M. Jonasson, D. Stronach In Memory of Past Life Members: F.C. Hewitt, D.J. Anderson, R.J. Schulz, J.C. McKenzie, J.F. Kent OAM, J.M.Willox OAM; A.W. Gouin, J.E. King, B. James, L. Schulz Warracknabeal Agricultural and Pastoral Society Inc. is affiliated with the Wimmera Agricultural Societies Association, Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. Members of the Committee: Retire March 2020 Retire March 2021 Retire March 2022 Cameron Drage Ian McLean Trevor Golder Kelvin Gouin Sharon McLean Todd Dempsey Geoff Lovel Shane Langman Judi Armstrong Gary McLean Hilary Willowsmith Graham Walder Sharlene McGinniss Elaine Quick Judith Drage Jean Wise Julie McLean Donnella Zanker Nadine Jenkinson Kevin Zanker Heather Huebner Ladies Committee Executive: President: Sandra Stronach, Vice President: Julie McLean Secretary: Avril Hein, Assistant Secretary: Pat Gouin – 1 – PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Warracknabeal A & P Society It is once again my privilege to present a message for the 2019 Annual Show. As usual we will be making entertainment for the whole family, our priority, something for everyone. Last year we had a couple of changes at the Showgrounds. The painting of the Home Craft Pavilion and the roof over the concrete stage. This year there will be some more changes. The big old tree by the booth fell down and has been removed. Also I encourage patrons to have a look at the Young Farmers Pavilion. We also hope to have the fencing on the west side of the grounds fixed. Last Show day, weather wise we had a magnificent day with rain a couple of day before hand. At the time of writing this message the season is looking very promising as the winter rains have been good. Once again during the year the Committee has been working away maintaining and upgrading our facilities. Competition in the Homecraft Pavilion will again be good as cooking and needlework always prove popular. The Lego section has expanded into a big attraction and creates a lot of interest. In the Young Farmers Pavilion we have made a few adjustments in the Grain and Fodder section deleting couple of classes that are no longer supported. Also on display in the Young Farmers Pavilion is the fruit and vegetables, honey, eggs, the photography and cut flowers. If your legs are getting a bit tired you can sit and watch the arena events. There is always something happening with the sheaf tossing and horse events. Side Show alley will again be very popular. The sheep shearing and animal nursery is almost a must see as well as the entries in the Jack McKenzie Pavilion. There will be plenty of food and drink stalls. The Apex Club provide a great chance to win a prize with their pick a box. I would like to acknowledge the wonderful help we receive from people who help make the running the Show possible. The Yarriambiack Shire, The Turf Club for use of their facilities. To all our sponsors and those that advertise in our schedule. To the many volunteers that help out on Show day. To the district community who support us. This event could not happen without them. My thanks to our hard working Committee, our Treasurer, Jean Wise, Vice Presidents Cameron Drage and Kevin Zanker and a specially big thank you to our Secretary Judi. I am again looking forward to a successful Show and keep our Show as one of the best one day Shows in the region. President D.K. James PAST PRESIDENTS 1886 Geo. Bell 1921-1922 F. Hayter 1968-1969 W.W. Stephan 1887 P. Phillips 1923-1924 J.A. Gould 1970-1971 R.J. Schulz 1888 J. Milbourne 1925-1926 A. Arnold 1972-1973 J.C. McKenzie 1889 C.T. Abbot 1927 W. Powell 1974-1975 D. J. Anderson MM 1890 J. Kelsall 1928-1929 D.W. Tarrant 1976-1977 R. Morcom 1891 R. Smith 1930-1931 A.L. Milbourne 1978-1979 R.A. Bell 1892 T. Arnold 1932-1933 T.D. Arnold 1980-1981 W. Sturrock 1892-1894 J.W. Gould 1934-1935 F.R. Kinghorn 1982-1983 L.G. Atkin 1895-1897 J. Milbourne 1936-1937 D.S. Robinson 1984-1985 D.J. Thomas 1898-1900 W.F. Schickerling 1938-1939 A.W. Milbourne 1986-1987 J.F. Kent O.A.M. 1901-1902 G. Hewitt 1940-1942 R.O. Gould 1988-1989 V.T. Lewis 1903 T.G. Bennett 1943 J.S. Schulz 1990-1991 D.K. James 1904 F. McRae 1944-1945 T.R. Hewitt 1992-1993 I.D. Zanker 1905 J.W. Gould 1946-1947 C.S. Rodda 1994-1995 B.R. Hein 1906 C. Bunge 1948-1949 J.Q. King 1996-1997 G.S. Chivell 1907-1908 W.F. Schickerling 1950-1951 F.G. Hewitt 1998-1999 W.R. Jefferies 1909 R.H. Stainthorpe 1952-1953 H.J. Bunge 2000-2001 D.K. James 1910-1911 J. Bunge 1954-1955 A.T. Couzner 2002-2003 B.R. Hein 1912 W. Pendlebury 1956-1957 H.W. Tarrant 2004-2005 D. Stronach 1913 C. Hewitt 1958-1959 R.R. King 2006-2007 S. McLean 1914-1915 T.W. Dungey 1960-1961 W.A. Hewitt 2008-2009 D. Stronach 1916 J.G. Devereaux 1962-1963 L.W. Addinsall 2010-2011 K. Goodwin 1917-1918 J.A. Couzner 1964-1965 A.L. McLean 2012-2014 J. Wise 1919-1920 T. Pearce 1966-1967 F.C. Hewitt 2014-2017 D. Stronach – 2 – Table of Contents Program of Events 4 Regional Show Dates 4 How to Lodge an Entry 5 Show Tickets and Gate Charges 6 A. Sheaf Tossing Championship 8 B. Rural Ambassador and Junior Show Ambassador Awards 8-10 C. Show Girl/Boy 11 D. Horse Events 12-22 E. Fleece Competition 22 F. Shearing Competition 22-23 G. Poultry 24-25 H. Fruit, Vegetables and Farm Produce 26-27 I. Grain and Fodder 27 Entry Form 30-31 Disclosure Statement 33 Notes for Exhibitors to Regional and State Competitions 34 J. Cookery 34-36 K. Preserves 38 L. Craft Work and Miscellaneous 38-42 M. Group Sections 43 N. Lego Construction 43 O. Floral Art 43-46 P. Cut Flowers and Pot Plants 46-47 Q. Photography 47-49 R. Art 49-51 S. Crop Competitions 51-52 Rules and Regulations 53-55 Appendix (Recipes) 55-57 List of Donors 60 – 3 – – PROGRAM OF EVENTS – 9.00am – Horse Events commence 12.30pm – Victorian Sheaf Tossing Championships 2.00pm – Official Opening of the Show 2.10pm - Fashion Parade 2.30pm – Show Girl/Show Boy Competition Lady of the Day VAS Ltd. Junior Show Ambassador Rural Ambassador Award 3.30pm – Grand Parade Note: A detailed Program of Events and Site Holders will be available at the gate on Show Day. Regional Show Dates for 2019: Horsham: September 28 & 29 Kaniva: October 12 Horse Events October 1 & 2 Hopetoun: October 13 Murtoa: October 4 Rainbow: October 15 Goroke: October 5 Nhill: October 17 St. Arnaud: October 5 & 6 Dimboola: October 19 Minyip: Resting Jeparit: October 20 Rupanyup: Resting Stawell: October 26 Warracknabeal: October 10 Ararat: October 27 Donald: October 11 & 12 2020 Royal Melbourne Show: Saturday, September 19 to Tuesday, September 29 Royal Melbourne Showgrounds, Epsom Road, Ascot Vale. For information telephone (03) 9376 3733 WASA Group Judging of all Homecraft Competitions, including VAS Ltd.: Cakes, Knitting, Patchwork Cushion, Hand Embroidery, Garment of Wearing Apparel: Rainbow, Sunday 10th November 10am – 4 – How to Lodge an Entry: If you wish to enter an exhibit in any of the Sections you are asked to complete an Entry form (middle pages of this booklet) and lodge the entry (not the exhibit) by one of the following methods: In Person: At the Show Office which will be located in the Scott Street Office of the Town Hall, corner of Scott Street and Phillip Streets, Warracknabeal on Friday 4th October, Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2019, between 11.00am and 4.30pm daily, and Saturday 5th October, 10am to 12 noon. Mobile: 0431 111 924 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Check us out on Facebook If applicable, you will receive a numbered ticket to attach to your exhibit. You retain the other half of this ticket to claim your exhibit. Entry fee (if applicable): see appropriate section of the schedule. A $25 Show ticket entitles the holder to entries to the value of $2.00, free, except where mentioned. Entry fees must accompany entries. Entry tickets will be posted if a stamped, addressed envelope is supplied. All entries close on Tuesday 8th October at 4.30pm. Entries after this date may not be accepted. Photography exhibits must be delivered to the Showgrounds no later than 5.00pm on Wednesday 9th October. All other exhibits must be in pavilions prior to 9.30am. on Thursday 10th October, with tickets attached. Stewards will be present to assist you. Collection of exhibits and prizes: Collection of exhibits can be made after the Show between 4.30pm and 5.00pm. Prize money will be paid on Show Day on collection of your exhibits. Trophies are not to be taken until won outright. Prizes not claimed before December 31st 2019 will be forfeited to the Society. For general enquiries contact the Secretary - Judi Armstrong 0431 111 924 Warracknabeal A & P Society would like to thank our advertisers for their continued support of our Show and Schedule – 5 – Stewards: The first named Steward in each Section is the Steward in charge.
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