PORT FAIRY ANNUAL SHOW. 164 th. Saturday 4th November Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd

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1 PORT FAIRY 164 th ANNUAL SHOW Saturday 4th November 2017 Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd

2 Entry Cattle Show Rides Horse Floats Exhibits Show Office Toilets Show Rides Food Horses Show Jumping Poultry Bar Parking Vintage Engines Flowers/ Art Dinning Toilet FOR INFORMATION ON SHOW GROUNDS EVENTS CONTACT: Anita or Michael Watts, pfshow1@outlook.com or Jenny McLean, jenjeff@westvic.com.au jenjeffmclean@gmail.com or by post: PO Box 32, Port Fairy 3284, pfshow1@outlook.com Phone: Show program information, entry forms and information on other show grounds events may be downloaded from the Port Fairy Show web site: Facebook: pfshow@hotmail.com For information on other Victorian shows go to the Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. web site < COVER CREDITS Front cover logo art by: Flurry Chambers Front cover design by: Words Worth communicating Maps by: Get Droned Daz Launer 2

3 THE PORT FAIRY SHOW The first show held in Port Fairy was on 24 April 1854 on land on Bank Street. The Villiers and Heytesbury Agricultural Association established in 1853 held the show. This association later split and after several name changes, one part became the Port Fairy Agricultural, Pastoral, and Horticultural Society Incorporated, its current name. The Agricultural and Pastoral Society of Australia Felix, was formed in New South Wales in the area now known as Victoria and held its one and only show in January 1840, in the Melbourne area. In the 1850 s about five agricultural and pastoral societies were established in Victoria. ADMISSION Show patron family tickets (2 adults and 3 children) a discounted cost of $20 and must be purchased up to 8 days prior to Show Day. These tickets are available from Isabel McLaren By post: send cheque and a self-addressed envelope to the Show Secretary, PO. Box 32, Port Fairy, 3284 Entry by ticket at the gate, on the day: adults $10, children (5 to 15 years) $5, and family $25 (2 adults and 3 children). Children under 5 years of age - free. Lucky entrance prizes: donated by our sponsors, will be drawn throughout Show Day. Note: Only official, emergency vehicles and cars with disabled pass, are allowed through the main entrance after 9am on Show day an OH&S requirement. 1

4 SHOW SOCIETY EXECUTIVE President: Vice President: Secretary: Assistant Secretary: Treasurer: Assistant Treasurer: Maureen Hedger Anita Watts Jenny McLean Simone Watts Michael Watts SHOW SOCIETY COMMITTEE Maureen Hedger, Isabel McLaren, Jenny McLean, Anita Watts, Michael Watts, Simone Watts, Rhea Watts, Erin Klose and Matt Klose, Chris Snell, Ashlee Wilkie. SHOW RIDES From 10-00am to 4-30pm. Admission by wristband or ride ticket. Day-pass wristband: Children $20. Damaged wristbands will not be replaced. Individual ride tickets: $5 per ride. Wristbands and individual ride tickets may be purchased from the Lions stand. SOUTHERN CROSS AUSTEREO First in Entertainment Media Solutions 2

5 CONTENTS Page IMPORTANT DATES and TIMES 4 Section A - HORSES 5 RING 1 5 RING 2 7 RING 3 9 SHOW JUMPING 12 Section B - CATTLE 13 Section C - POULTRY 14 Section F - FLEECE WOOL 17 Section G - NEEDLE WORK and CRAFT 18 Section H - COOKERY 24 Section J - ART and PHOTOGRAPHY 29 Section K - HORTICULTURE 33 Section L - FARM PRODUCE, VEGETABLES & HONEY 35 Section M - DOG PARADE 36 Section N - VINTAGE ENGINES and VEHICLES 36 Section P - RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD 37 Show Ambassador Division 37 Junior Show Ambassador Division 39 Teens and Tiny Tots Division 39 VAS SOUTH-WESTERN GROUP SHOW DATES 44 PORT FAIRY SHOW SOCIETY LIFE MEMBERS 45 PORT FAIRY SHOW SOCIETY RULES AND CONDITIONS 46 SPONSORS 47 THANKYOU 48 Ages: of children or animals are taken as at start of Show Day unless otherwise noted within the Section or Event/ Class Entry forms: are available from the Show Society, PO. Box 32, Port Fairy, 3284, or may be down loaded from the web site 3

6 IMPORTANT DATES AND TIMES Monday 3rd November 9.00am to 12noon Section G Needle Work and Craft: entries open for acceptance. Judging starts 1-00pm 9.00am to 12noon Section H Cookery: entries open for acceptance. Judging starts 1-00pm 8.30am to 12noon Section J Art and Photography: entries open for acceptance. Judging starts 2-30pm 9.00am to 1.00pm Section K Horticulture: entries open for acceptance. Judging starts at 3-00pm 9.00am to 1.00pm Section L Farm Produce, Vegetables and Honey: entries open for acceptance. Judging starts at 1-00pm Saturday 4th November Show day 8-00am Show grounds open to the public 9-30am Section A Horses, Ring 1: judging starts 9-30am Section A Horses, Ring 2: judging starts 9-30am Section A Horses, Ring 3: judging starts 9-30am Section A Horses, Show Jumping: judging starts 9-00am Section G Needle Work and Craft: exhibits on display all day 9-00am Section H Cookery: exhibits on display all day 9-00am Section J Art and Photography: exhibits on display all day 9-00am Section K Horticulture: open to the public 9-00am Section L - Farm Produce, Vegetables & Honey: open to the public. 9-00am Section N - Vintage Engines and Vehicles: on display all day 9-30am Section B Cattle judging starts 9-30am Section F Fleece Wool: entries close 10-00am Show rides open 10-00am Section C Poultry: judging starts 10-30am Section F - Fleece Wool: judging starts noon Section A Horses, Ring 4: judging starts 12-noon Section Q - Rural Ambassador Award entries taken for events Q3 to Q7 1-00pm Section Q Rural Ambassador Award: Judging commences for events Q3 to Q7 and winners for events Q1 and Q2 presented to the public. 1.00pm Section M Dog Parade: entries close 1.30pm Section M - Dog Parade: judging starts 4

7 Section A - HORSES Public Address: James McLean Chief Stewards: Michael McNamara and Melanie Allen, Jenny McLean Important notice: From this year all Chief Stewards 18 years and over must comply with the Working with Children Act 2005 and must hold a valid Working with Children Check card on Show Day. Applications for a card are made at the Post Office and there is no charge for volunteers. Contact Anita Watts if you need assistance. First season newcomer: is a horse that started its show career from 01 May hh: hands high, ne: not exceeding Persons competing in show hunter classes may not compete in open saddle classes and open saddle classes may not compete in show hunter classes No monetary prizes for rings 1, 2, & 3 - sashes only VAS horse award: Champion Galloway - $50 prize money will be awarded to the exhibitor/ exhibit with the most wins in one season of the Champion Galloway of the South-Western Group of VAS. The award will be presented at the South Western Group Final The Port Fairy Show is affiliated with Equestrian Victoria for 0-2 events, membership # All riders must sign the indemnity waiver form provided by the Ring Stewards before competing. The waiver will be available at the ticket purchasing office (secretary). The judge s decision in all events is final. All horse judges will be on our website. Entries: taken at Show office on Show Day, fee $3.00 RING 1 Judging starts: 9-30am on Show Day Judge: TBA Head Steward: Ailsa Paltriridge Prizes: ribbons for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. A1. Smartest on Parade 15yrs & under 18 years A2. Smartest on Parade 18 years & over A3. Led Stallion or Colt 14 hh & under A4. Led stallion or colt over 14hh CHAMPION LED STALLION OR COLT RESERVE CHAMPION LED STALLION OR COLT A5. Led mare or filly 12.2 & under A6. Led mare or filly over 12.2 & under 14hh CHAMPION LED PONY OR FILLY RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY OR FILLY A7. Led Gelding 12.2hh & under A8. Led Gelding over 12.2 & ne14.hh CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING A9. Led Gelding over 14hh and ne 15hh 5

8 A10. Led Gelding over 15hh CHAMPION LED GELDING OVER 14HH RESERVE CHAMPION LED GELDING OVER 15HH A11. Led Mare over 14hh ne 15hh A12. Led Mare over 15hh CHAMPION LED MARE OVER 14HH RESERVE CHAMPION LED MARE OVER 14HH A13. Novice saddle hack over 15hh A14. Newcomer/First season saddle hack over 15hh A15. Open saddle hack over 15hh ne 15.2hh A16. Open saddle hack over 15.2hh & ne 16hh A17. Open saddle hack over 16hh CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HACK RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HACK A18. Show hunter hack 15hh & ne 15.2hh A19. Show hunter hack over 15.2hh ne 16hh A20. Show hunter hack over 16hh CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK A21. Ladies saddle hack over 15hh (May Thurbon Memorial Prize) A22. Off the track series - Qualifier Regulations Open to all thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 years and over, over 14.2 hands who are registered with RISA, registrations will be checked. Racing name to be used where appropriate. When entering if name is different to racing name, or if never raced please provide Racing name Brands, colour and markings Microchip Number Life Number Registration Certificate Number Qualifying classes will be judged ridden Once a qualifier is won, the horses cannot complete in other qualifiers. Riders to be 14 years and over on the day of qualifying show A23. Open saddle Galloway over 14hh & ne 14.2.hh A24. Open saddle Galloway over 14.2hh & ne 15hh CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY A25. Show-hunter Galloway 14hh & ne 14.2hh A26. Show-hunter Galloway 14.2hh & ne 15hh CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW-HUNTER GALLOWAY A27. Ladies saddle Galloway A28. Open saddle pony 11hh & under A29. Open saddle pony over 11hh & under 11.2hh A30. Open saddle pony over 11.2hh & ne 12hh A31. Open saddle pony over 12hh & ne 12.2hh CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2hh & under RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2hh & under A32. Open saddle pony over 12.2 hh & ne 13hh 6

9 A33. Open saddle pony over 13hh & ne 13.2hh A34. Open saddle pony over 13.2hh & ne 14hh CHAMPION SADDLE PONY over 12.2hh & ne 14hh RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE PONY A35. Show-hunter 11.2 hh & under A36. Show hunter pony over 11.2 & ne 12hh A37. Show-hunter Pony over 12hh & ne 12.2hh CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2HH & UNDER RESERVE SHOW HUNTER PONY 12.2 & UNDER A38. Show-hunter Pony over 12.2hh & under 13hh A39. Show hunter pony over 13hh & under 13.2hh A40. Show hunter pony over 13.2hh & under 14hh CHAMPION HUNTER PONY OVER 12.2HH & UNDER 14HH RESERVE SHOW-HUNTER PONY OVER 12.2HH & UNDER 14HH A41. Childs pony 13hh and ne 14hh CHAMPION CHILDS PONY RESERVE CHAMPION CHILDS PONY RING 2 Entries: taken at Show office on Show Day, fee $3.00 Judging starts: 9-30am on Show Day Judge: TBA Head Steward: Laurie Paltridge Prizes: ribbons for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. A42. Miniature Turnout 6 yrs & under may be led A43. Smartest on Parade 12 yrs & under A44. Smartest on Parade 12 yrs & under 15yrs A45. Rider under 8 years, maybe led A46. Rider 8 years & under 10 years A47. Rider 10 years & under 12 years A48. Rider 12 years & under 14 years CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER Children s ponies, riders must be under 14 years A49. Childs pony 12hh & under A50. Childs pony over 12hh and ne 13hh A51. Led mare or filly 12.2 & under A52. Led mare or filly 12.hh & under 14hh CHAMPION LED PONY OR FILLY RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY OR FILLY A53. Led Gelding 12.2hh & under A54. Led Gelding over 12.2hh & ne 14.hh Open CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY GELDING A55. Novice saddle Galloway 14hh & ne 15hh A56. Newcomer/first season saddle Galloway A57. Open saddle Galloway 14hh & ne 14.2hh A58. Open saddle Galloway over 14.2hh & ne 15.hh CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE GALLOWAY 7

10 A59. Novice saddle pony 14hh & under A60. Newcomer/first season saddle pony14hh & under A61. Open saddle pony 12.2hh & ne 13hh A62. Open saddle pony 13hh & ne 13.2hh A63. Open saddle pony 13.2hh & ne 14hh CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2hh and NE 14hh RESERVE CHAMPION PONY 12.2HH & NE 14HH A64. Open saddle pony 11hh & under A65. Open saddle pony over 11hh and ne 11.2hh A66. Open saddle pony over 11.2hh & ne 12.hh A67. Open saddle pony over 12hh & ne 12.22hh CHAMPION SADDLE PONY 12.2hh & under RESERVE CHAMPION PONY 12.2 & UNDER A68. Show hunter pony 11.2hh & under A69. Show hunter pony over 11.2 & ne 12hh A70. Show hunter pony over 12.hh & ne 12.2hh CHAMPION SHOWHUNTER PONY UNDER 12.2HH RESERVE SHOWHUNTER PONY UNDER 12.22HH A71. Show hunter pony over 12.2hh & ne 13hh A72. Show hunter pony over 13hh & Ne 13.2hh A73. Show hunter pony over 13.2hh & ne 14hh CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER 12.2HH & NE 14HH RESERVE SHOW HUNTER PONY OVER12.2 HH & NE 14HH A74. Rider 14yrs & under 16yrs A75. Rider 16yrs & under 18yrs CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDER RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RIDER A76. Gerald Carter Memorial riding competition. For riders 25 years & under residing under 100k of Port Fairy A77. Rider 18yrs & under 21yrs A78. Rider 21yrs & over CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER A79. Open saddle hack over 15hh ne 15.2hh A80. Open saddle hack over 15.2hh & ne 16. hh A81. Open saddle hack over 16.hh CHAMPION SADDLE HACK RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK A82. Show hunter hack 15hh & ne 15.2hh A83. Show hunter hack over 15.2hh ne 16hh A84. Show hunter hack over 16hh CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HACK MCLEAN S

11 RING 3 Entries: taken at Show office on Show Day, fee $3.00 Judging starts: 9.30am on Show Day Judge: TBA Head Steward: TBA Prizes: ribbons for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. Open Led SHETLAND PONY DIVISION A85. Led stallion or colt A86. Led gelding CHAMPION LED SHETLAND MALE RESERVE CHAMPION A87. Led filly 3yrs & under A88. Led mare 4 yrs & over CHAMPION LED SHETLAND FEMALE RESERVE CHAMPION FREISIAN DIVISION All horses must be registered & owners current financial members of either of ANZFHS, AFWHS or AFSS A89. Best Presented purebred or part bred Friesan A90. Led Friesian male A91. Led Friesian female CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN RESERVE CHAMPION FRIESIAN SPONSORED BY THE AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND FRIESIAN HORSE SOCIEITY 92. Led Friesian Part bred Male 93. Led Friesian Part Bred Female CHAMPION LED PARTBRED FRIESIAN RESERVE CHAMPION LED PARTBRED FRIESIAN COLOURED HORSE OR PONY DIVISION Prizes: These classes are sponsored by Australian Appaloosa and Australian Spotted Pony Society Inc. A94. Best presented Australian spotted pony A95. Led male A96. Led female CHAMPION ASP EXHIBIT RESERVE CHAMPION A97. Best presented Appaloosa A98. Led male A99. Led female CHAMPION APPALOOSA EXHIBIT RESERVE CHAMPION A100. Best presented coloured horse (Pinto, Palomino, Buckskin, etc.) A101. Led Male (coloured horse) A102. Led female (coloured horse) CHAMPION LED COLOURED HORSE RESERVE LED COLOURED HORSE 9

12 AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY DIVISION A103. Led male A104. Led female CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY RESERVE LED AUSTRALIAN RIDING PONY WELSH PONIES WELSH MOUNTAIN SECTION A A105. Led Stallion or Colt A106. Led Mare Dry or Brood A107. Led Filly CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN EXHIBIT WELSH SECTION B A108. Led Stallion or Colt A109. Led Mare Dry or Brood A110. Led Filly CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH EXHIBIT WELSH GELDINGS SECTION E A111. Led Welsh Mountain Gelding A112. Led Welsh Gelding A113. Led C/D Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH GELDING EXHIBIT PART WELSH A114. Led Stallion or Colt A115. Led Mare Dry or Brood A116. Led Filly A117. Led Gelding CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH EXHIBIT STANDARD BREDS SPONSORED BY HRV HERO PROGRAM A118. Best Presented Pure or Partbred Standardbred A119. Led Standardbred Male 15.2hh and under A120. Led Standardbred Male over 15.2hh A121. Led Standardbred Female 15.2hh and under A122. Led Standardbred Female over 15.2hh Champion and Reserve Champion Standardbred A123. Led Partbred Standardbred Male A124. Led Partbred Standardbred Female Champion and Reserve Champion Partbred Standardbred A125. Ridden Foundation Standardbred (Walk / Trot) A126. Ridden Standardbred Male A127. Ridden Standardbred Female Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Standardbred A128. Ridden Partbred Standardbred Male A129. Ridden Partbred Standardbred Female Champion and Reserve Champion Ridden Partbred Standardbred 10

13 A130. ALABAR HERO SERIES QUALIFIER Qualifier Prizes: $50 Prize Cheque, Hero Prize Pack. 1. Open to all purebred freeze branded Standardbreds registered with Harness Racing Aust. Raced or Unraced. Registrations will be verified. 1. Registered/Racing Name to be used where available. Freeze brand number must be provided. 2. Qualifying Shows must be VAS Ltd affiliated. 3. Horse or Exhibitor do not need to be registered with any other Association or Breed Society other then Harness Racing Australia to be eligible to compete. 4. Qualifying classes will be judged ridden. 5. Once a qualifier is won, the horse is ineligible to complete in another qualifier. 6. All qualifying winners gain automatic entry into the HERO Series Final to be held at the VAS Ltd Saddle Horse Championship. 7. Riders to be aged 14 years and over on day of qualifying show. 8. To be judged as a good example of a Standardbred rather than a riding horse/hunter type with the following being taken into consideration: *Standardbred Qualities *Conformation *Manners, paces and performance *Racing related injuries and/or blemishes are permitted. 9. The Judge s Decision is final in the Qualifiers and Final South West Aggregate: High Point Award (Rug) for the Most Successful Purebred Sponsored by Terang Owners and Ttrainers and Most Successful Partbred Standardbred Sponsored by G& A Church at Camperdown, Port Fairy, Yulecart, Noorat, Warrnambool & Koroit Shows MOYNE SHIRE A safe, vibrant and prosperous community. 11

14 SHOW JUMPING Entries: taken at Show office on Show Day, fee $3.00 Judging starts: 9-00am on Show Day Course Builder: Ron Leishman Judge: Georgie Crowe Head Steward: Michael McNamara Steward : Doug Nolte Definition of junior: A person may compete as a junior from the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age twelve and until the end of the year in which they reach the age of twenty-one. Riders must wear approved riding helmets (AS/NZ 3838 or EN1384, ASTMF 1163) at all times when mounted The judge s decision in all events is final. The Following Classes are open to all age riders, with the results from Classes 40cm 50cm, 60cm 70cm and 80cm, being counted towards the South West Agricultural Shows Interschool Show jumping Aggregate Award. The participating shows are- Camperdown, Warrnambool, Port Fairy, Koroit Placings to 4th Place. Waiver must be filled in and signed Entry fee $3.00. Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Prize Money 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00 3rd $2.00 Classes as follows: A cm Article Sponsored by Macarthur Pony Club A cm Article Sponsored by Macarthur Pony Club A cm Article Sponsored by Macarthur Pony Club A cm Article Sponsored by Macarthur Pony Club A cm, Article Sponsored by Macarthur Pony Club OPEN SHOW JUMPING For riders of any age. Must be a PCAV HRCAV or EA member to compete. Event and Class A136. Open, starting height 90cm for registered horses less than 4 points AM3 Entry fee $6.00 Prizes: 1st $ nd $ rd Sponsored by MM Equestrian Pty Ltd A137. Open starting 1.05 for registered horses Entry fee $6.00 Prizes: 1st $ nd $ rd $ th $10.00 A138. Joe Pye memorial open jump for riders and horses registered with the EA, starting height 1.15m Entry fee: $6.00 Prizes: 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $30 4th $20 12

15 Section B CATTLE Entries close: On show day Judging: 9-30am start on Show Day Judge: TBA Chief Steward: Ashlea Church Stewards: Barry Farley, Lou McLaren and Kevin McNamara Prizes and trophies: allocated on Show Day Note - South Western Group of VAS Beef & Dairy Most Successful Exhibitor - $100 prize money will be awarded to the exhibitor who exhibits the most beef/ dairy interbreed champions in one season of the South Western Group of VAS. The Award will be presented at the South Western Group Final Health regulations apply - all cattle must be NILS tagged and accompanied by the health declaration. The judge s decision in all sections and classes is final. DAIRY INTERBREED ALL DAIRY BREEDS Entry Fee $4.00 Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 Event/ class number and details B1. Heifer under 12 months B2. Heifer 12 to 24 months JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER B3. Heifer 2 years old, in milk B4. Heifer 3 years old, in milk INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE RESERVE CHAMPION B5. Cow 4 years and over, in milk B6. Cow 5 years and over in milk B7. Best udder in show SENIOR CHAMPION SENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION B8. Group of 3 females (Owned by one exhibitor) B9. Group of 3 females (one male under 2yo + 2 females, owned by one exhibitor) B10. Bull under 2yo on show day CHAMPION DAIRY COW IN SHOW Prizes: Athol Baulch Memorial Trophy sponsored by the Show Society All open exhibits will be eligible to compete for the aggregate prize at the Koroit show. To the exhibitor gaining the most points in the CHAMPION DAIRY COW class, the points allocated are 1st 5 points, 2nd 2 points, and 3rd 1 point. All points are counted. To the exhibitor gaining the most points in the CHAMPION DAIRY COW OR HEIFER Class - 5 for the CHAMPION and 2 for the RESERVE CHAMPION. Points only for the CHAMPION will be counted unless there is an equal count of two or more exhibits, and then only the points of the RESERVE CHAMPION have tied. The Society reserves the right to check the identity of the winning exhibitor. 13

16 CHILDREN S CALF DIVISION - for students attending secondary and primary schools. Entry fee $2.00 Prizes: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00 CALVES MUST be under 12 months of age. All calves can be AI, registered or commercial. Event/ class number and details B11. Heifer calf born between 01 January, & 31 March B12. Heifer calf born between 01 April & 30 June B13. Heifer calf born after 1st July B14. Best male calf born after 1st January B15. Handler aged 7 years or under B16. Handler aged 8 to 13 years B17. Handler aged 14 to 18 years B18. Best fancy dress calf B19. Best prepared and presented B20. Best coloured calf CHAMPION CALF Prize: sash & trophy RESERVE CHAMPION CALF. Prize: sash Section C - POULTRY Entries: Entry fee: $1.00. Junior exhibitors will have the same class numbers as adults but shall write J after the class number on entry and other forms. Junior entries will then be kept separate, to the purebred exhibition poultry. Birds to be penned by 9-30am on Show Day. Junior exhibitors must pen their own birds. Judging starts:10-00am Judge: TBA Chief Steward: Jason Callaway Stewards: Peter Ridout and Patrick Watts. AC: any colour, AOC: any other colour, AV: any variety, AOV: any other variety, DL: dark leg, LL: light leg, OEG: Old English Game Prizes: certificates, sashes, gifts and ribbons. The judge s decision in all events is final. Prizes: OPEN DIVISION CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER STANDARD RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER STANDARD CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM RESERVE CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER BANTAM CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER STANDARD CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM RESERVE CHAMPION HARDFEATHER BANTAM CHAMPION WATERFOWL RESERVE CHAMPION WATERFOWL 14

17 GRAND CHAMPION BIRD IN SHOW RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BIRD ON SHOW JUNIOR DIVISION JUNIOR CHAMPION HARDFEATHER RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HARDFEATEHR JUNIOR CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SOFT FEATHER JUNIOR CHAMPION WATERFOWL RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION WATERFOWL GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR IN SHOW RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION IN SHOW SOFTFEATHER LARGE DIVISION Event/ class and details: Cock Hen Australorp C1. C2. Ancona C3. C4. White Leghorn C5. C6. Leghorn A.O.C C7. C8. Hamburg C9. C10. Sussex C11. C12. Plymouth Rock C13. C14. Orpington C15. C16. Rhode Island C17. C18. Langshan A.V C19. C20. Silkie C21. C22. Wyandotte C23. C24. A.O.V C25. C26. SOFTFEATHER BANTOM DIVISION Event/ class and details: Cock Hen Australorp C27. C28. Ancona C29. C30. White Wyandotte C31. C32. Wyandotte A.O.C C33. C34. Rhode Island C35. C36. Rosecomb C37. C38. Black Pekin C39. C40. Pekin A.O.C C41. C42. White Leghorn C43. C44. Leghorn A.O.C C45. C46. Seabright C47. C48. Sussex C49. C50. Langshan C51. C52. A.O.V C53. C54. 15

18 HARDFEATHER LARGE DIVISION Event/ class and details: Cock Hen O.E.G Black red D/L C55. C56. O.E.G Black red L/L C57. C58. O.E.G Blue red C59. C60. O.E.G Duckwing C61. C62. O.E.G Pile C63. C64. O.E.G A.O.C C65. C66. Indian Game C67. C68. Pit Game C69. C70. A.O.V C71. C72. HARDFEATHER BANTOM DIVISION Event/ class and details: Cock Hen Modern Black red C73. C74. Modern Pile C75. C76. Modern A.O.C C77. C78. O.E.G Black red D/L C79. C80. O.E.G Black red L/L C81. C82. O.E.G Black tail wheat C83. C84. O.E.G Blue tail wheat C85. C86. O.E.G Spangle C87. C88. O.E.G. Blue red C89. C90. O.E.G. Duckwing C91. C92. O.E.G. A.O.C. C93. C94. Pit Game C95. C96. Indian Game C97. C98. A.O.V hard feather C99. C100. WATERFOWL DIVISION Event/ class and details: Cock Hen Indian Runner C101. C102. Khaki Campbell Pekin C103. C104. Rouen Orpington C105. C106. A.V Bantam C107. C108. A.O.V Waterfowl C109. C110. NOVELTY DIVISION - for exhibitors under 13 years of age. Open to purebred and crossbreed poultry. All entries to be brought to show in a well-ventilated box i.e cardboard box with holes in the sides. Entries for this section on the day, but limited space available. Event/ class and details C111. Fattest Chook C112. Smallest Chook C113. Smallest Rooster C114. Biggest Rooster C115. Biggest Comb C116. Biggest Duck Feet C117. Biggest Duck C118. Biggest Rooster Tail Feathers C119. Biggest Chook Feet C120. Loudest Rooster Crow 16

19 C121. Longest Duck Beak C122. Nicest Rooster Section F: FLEECE Entries close: 9.30am on Show Day Entry fee: FREE Judging starts: 10-30am on Show Day JUDGE & Chief Steward: BEN BLAIN Skirted fleeces only, not necessarily from registered stock Prizes: Ribbons The judge s decision in all events is final. Donations of fleece can be made to Legacy, please contact one of the above stewards. Event/ class and details F1. Merino,ultra fine fleece F2. Merino fleece, 17 microns. F3. Merino fleece, 18 microns. F4. Merino fleece, 19 microns. F5. Merino fleece, microns F6. Cross-bred, microns F7. Cross-bred, 30+ microns CHAMPION MERINO FLEECE Prize: $25.00 and sash RESERVE CHAMPION Prize: sash CHAMPION FLEECE OTHER THAN MERINO Prize: $25.00 and sash RESERVE CHAMPION Prize: sash 17

20 Australia s largest fabric, craft & home interior superstores. Spotlight is a privately owned and operated Australian family business. The business has grown from a small a dress fabric stall at Queen Victoria market during the 1970s, to stores throughout Australia, New Zealand, and Asia, employing more than 6,700 people. Spotlight is a generous sponsor of VAS. Section G NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFT Entry forms located on website, to be lodged by mail to Chief Steward, c/o Port Fairy Show Society PO Box 32 Port Fairy, prior to Friday 3rd November. Please make a copy of your entry form before mailing it. Entry forms could be to pfsgsectionentries@gmail.com or mailed to the Secretary marked Attention Section G Needlework and Caft to arrive no later then Thursday prior to the show Entries open for acceptance: 9am to 12 noon Friday 3rd November. Entry fee: $0.50 Judging starts: 12.30pm Friday 3rd November Open to the public from 9-00am on Show Day Judge: TBA Chief Steward: Lynda Beekhof ( ) Stewards: Liz Mercovitch and Pam Gibb All needlework items to be made using threads/fabrics/textiles unless otherwise stated in description. All entries must be the exhibitors own work, unwashed and not previously exhibited at a Port Fairy Show. In any class, the maximum number of entries per-person is three and multiple entries should represent different designs. Where more than one competitor in a section has the same aggregate score the prize may be equally divided. Prizes: Trophies, prizes and ribbons where stated. The judge s decision in all events is final. OPEN DIVISION Event/ class and details G1. Knit / Crochet Child s Jumper or Cardigan G2. Knitted or Crocheted Baby s outfit - Jacket, Bonnet, Booties &/ or Mittens G3. Hand - knitted Jumper or Cardigan made from pure new wool/ wool blend, of any ply., Knitting competition - VAS SPOTLIGHT - STATE KNITTING CHAMPIONSHIP - Regulations: (a) Each article must be made from pure new wool/ wool blend of any ply and must have attached label from wool used or label or receipt from woolen mill. (b) An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level. (c) An article having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final; the winning article will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. (d) The Melbourne Group 14 winner of the current 18

21 Show will compete as a finalist in the following State Final at the Royal Melbourne Show. (e) An article, having won a State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. (f) Each article entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. (g) If, for any reason, a winner is unable to compete at Group or State final level, then the second place getter is eligible to compete. (h) A person will not be permitted to win at more than one show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/ refund prize money. (i) All work to have been completed within the last twelve months. Prizes at State final: First $ Spotlight voucher, Second $ Spotlight voucher and Third $50 Spotlight voucher G4. Knit / Crochet Jumper or Cardigan - five ply or over G5. Knit / Crochet Dolls Clothes - (2) two pieces G6. Knit / Crochet Doily/s G7. Knit / Crochet Mat or Rug for any purpose G8. Knit / Crochet Baby Shawl or Pram cover G9. Crochet Article Made From pure wool / wool blend of any ply VAS, SPOTLIGHT STATE CROCHET CHAMPIONSHIP Regulations: as for VAS State competitions apply. Prizes: at State final, First $ Spotlight voucher and VAS trophy, Second $ Spotlight voucher, and Third $50 Spotlight voucher. G10. Knit or Crocheted item not mentioned above G11. Article to beautify home G12. Article made of recycled fabrics and/ or textiles G13. Article of tatting G14. Article of smocking, one piece G15. Needlework using beading in construction G16. Article of creative embroidery using one or more mediums G17. Hostess apron G18. Embroidered Duchess set doily, cloth or tea towel G19. Prettiest Tea Cosy G20. Prettiest Coat Hanger G21. One woman s work (3) three pieces, consisting of (3) three distinct techniques & fabric/ textile medium. G22. Sewing - Garment/ outfit Apparel max(3) three pieces. Sewn by machine. May be hand finished. Accessories such as scarves, stoles, shawls, gloves etc., and knitted or crocheted items are not acceptable. VAS, SPOTLIGHT - STATE SEWING COMPETITION - Regulations: (1) To be constructed in fabric, using natural fibre or fibre-blend. The garment to be made by the exhibitor. (2) An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level, and one Group at State level. An exhibit may only win one Group Final in a show season, should the same article be entered again and found to have already won a Group Final in the same show season the exhibitor must return the prize money and will be disqualified from exhibiting for 12 months. (3) A garment having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final. The winning garment will then compete in the State Final at the next Royal Melbourne Show. (4) A garment having won at a State Final, is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. Each garment entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. (6) If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final level, then the second place getter is eligible to compete. 19

22 (7) A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. (8) All work to have been completed within the last twelve months. Prizes: at State final, First $ Spotlight voucher plus VAS trophy, Second $ Spotlight voucher and Third $50 Spotlight voucher G23. Cross-stitch picture on Aida - framed G24. Cross-stitch picture on Linen - framed G25. Article of Long Stitch - framed G26. Tapestry article other than picture G27. Teddy Bear G28. Article of Candle wicking G29. Embroidery with ribbon QUILTING: entries must have ROD POCKETS or TABS attached for display. Also please state if OWN or PURCHASED design ie: magazine / pattern /class G30. Appliqué article not a quilt G31. Article of Quilting contemporary design lap size or wall- hanging no larger than 150 cm square G32. Quilt wall or lap size Traditional design Max 150 cm square G33. Machine quilt Bed 150 x 200 cm Contemporary Design G34. Machine quilt Bed 150 x 200 cm Traditional Design G35. Novice Quilt Not a previous winner in this Section G36. Patchwork or quilted article, but not a quilt, hand or machine G37. Machined patchwork max 2m square G38. Quilt completed using foundation or paper piecing G39. Quilt displaying applique and / or other needlework embellishment G40. Any other quilt not mentioned above G41. Cloth Doll - dressed, painted or embroidered features G42. Soft toy/s - may be 1 or group up to 3 G43. Christmas Decoration, any fabric medium to suit tree G44. Christmas Decoration, any medium to suit table, wall or door G45. Any other article of needlework not listed above AGGREGATE (Events G1 to G45) Prize: $25 and Sash PORT FAIRY ELECTRICS Mark and Kate Winnen

23 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION SECONDARY SCHOOL Event/ class and details G50. Patchwork or Novelty Cushion G51. Rag Doll dressed - Hand or machine sewn G52. Machine sewn article of clothing G53. Machine made article - other than clothing G54. Quilt any size G55. Piece of embroidery eg: cloth, doily, table centre, picture G56. Cross Stitch on Aida (framed if picture) G57. Piece of knitted apparel; may be jumper, scarf, hat, or other clothing G58. Christmas Decoration using textiles G59. Christmas Decoration using any fabric medium G60. Any other needlework item not listed above AGGREGATE (Events G50 to G60) Prize: $25 JUNIOR DIVISION PRIMARY SCHOOL Event/ class and details G65. Article of clothing - handmade felt G66. Rag doll - dressed, Hand or machine sewn G67. Any textile article constructed using (2) two or more distinct needlework techniques. G68. Cross stitch on Aida G69. Article made from clean recycled fabrics G70. Article made from hand-dyed fabric G71. Appliqué using any fabric medium G72. Christmas decoration using any fabric medium G73. Any other needlework item not listed above AGGREGATE (Events G65 to G73) Prize: $25 47 Sackville Street, Port Fairy MCLEAN S

24 HANDCRAFTS DIVISION - OPEN Prizes: ribbons Event/ class and details G80. Article of woodwork small item not furniture G81. Article of woodwork - furniture G82. Article of glazed pottery G83. A ceramic project fired but not glazed G84. Porcelain doll, dressed G85. Folk art/ decorated art, any type. Please state on entry if original, copied or adapted design G86. Piece ofjewellery Necklace, made from beads G87. Piece ofbracelet Jewellery, made from beads G88. Piece ofearrings jewellery, made from beads G89. Piece of Jewellery using medium other than beads G90. Mosaic piece, any type of material G91. Paper Mache must be handmade G92. Any decorative article made from paper, not scrapbook G93. Scrapbook page using any medium G94. Article made from shells G95. Piece of hand-dyed fabric not exceeding 1m square G96. Article made from recycled material G97. One person s work: 3 pieces: each representing a different handcraft and using a different medium. G98. Article of other Craftwork not listed. AGGREGATE: (Events G80 to G98) Prize: $

25 HANDCRAFTS DIVISION SCHOOL AGE Event/ class and details G105. Article of woodwork small item eg: toy or utensil G106. Article of woodwork small item not furniture G107. Article of woodwork - furniture G108. Article of pottery coil or slab G109. Article of pottery decorative not a pot G110. A ceramic project fired but not glazed G111. Porcelain doll, dressed G112. Folk Art/Decorated Art, any type. Pleases state on entry if original or copied or adapted design G113. Piece ofnecklace Jewellery, made from beads G114. Piece ofbracelet Jewellery, made from beads G115. Piece ofearrings jewellery, made from beads G116. Piece of Jewellery using medium other than beads G117. Mosaic piece, any type of material G118. Paper Mache must be handmade G119. Any decorative article made from paper, not scrapbook G120. Scrapbook page using any medium G121. Article made from shells G122. Piece of hand-dyed fabric not exceeding 1m metre G123. Construction made from recycled materials G124. Article woven from natural materials G125. Article of other Craftwork not listed. AGGREGATE (Events G 105 to G 125) Prize: $ admin@metalproengineering.com The Port Fairy Roadhouse 23

26 Section H - COOKERY Entries open for acceptance: 9 am to 12 noon Friday 3rd November Entry fee: $0.50 Judging starts: 1-00pm Friday 3rd November Open to the public from 9-00am on Show Day Judge: TBA Chief Steward: Erin Klose Stewards: Brenda Klose, Hester Woodrup and Di Walker Exhibitors are advised to use paper plates and cover with clear plastic wrap. Package cake mixes must not be used (unless stated otherwise) and all cookery to be baked at least 12 hours before exhibiting. Each entry must have the class number attached. Non-edible decorations will not be accepted due to safety reasons. g = grams, tspn = tea spoon, and tblspn = table spoon Prizes: Ribbons 1st, 2nd and 3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. OPEN DIVISION Event/ class and details H1. Four muffins any mixture H2. Four sausage rolls H3. Four drop scones H4. Four plain scones Not to be cut with fluted cutter. Must be same batch. H5. Four date scones H6. Four pieces of slice - baked H7. Fruit cake made from - 250g butter, 250g sugar, 250g sultanas, 312g flour, 125g raisins, 30g candied peel and four eggs H8. Four cream puff shells no filling H9. Chocolate cake iced not to be baked in a ring tin H10. Four lamingtons square H11. Sponge sandwich, jam filled & un-iced. No custard powder or corn flour to be used H12. Four Yo-Yo s H13. Four cup-cakes iced, presented in paper/ foil cases H14. Four cup-cakes un-iced, presented in paper/ foil cases H15. Christmas cake - 250g mixture baked in 20 cm tin H16. Sponge sandwich using corn flour & custard powder, un-filled & un-iced H17. Tea cake made from 60g butter, ½ cup sugar, one egg, one cup SR flour, ½ cup milk & a pinch of salt. When cooked sprinkle with mixture of 1/3 tspn flour, one tspn cinnamon & two tspns sugar H18. Decorated sponge H19. Four pieces of shortbread baked in pieces H20. Sultana cake made from 250g butter, 250g sugar, 90g SR flour, 60g peel, 250g plain flour, four eggs, one tblspn milk & 250g sultanas H21. Plain butter cake H22. Orange cake iced H23. Decorated fruit cake - no bought decorations allowed except ribbon, tulle, wire, stamens, braid, and manufactured pillars 24

27 H24. Packet cake, any kind, un-iced H25. Bottle tomato sauce H26. Jar tomato relish H27. Jar tomato pickles H28. Jar of preserved Olives H29. Fruit chutney H30. Jar of jelly, any kind H31. Jar of jam, any variety H32. Jar of lemon butter H33. Jar of marmalade H34. Six pieces of homemade chocolate H35. Loaf of homemade bread OPEN DIVISION AGGREGATE (Events H 1 to H 35 ) Prize: Trophy and Sash H36. VAS open rich fruit cake competition Recipe - The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants. 250g sultanas, 250g chopped raisins, 250g currants, 125g chopped mixed peel, 90g chopped red glace cherries, 90g chopped blanched almonds, 1/3 cup brandy or sherry, 250g plain flour, 60g SR flour, ¼ tspn grated nutmeg, ½ tspn ground ginger, ½ tspn ground cloves, 250g butter, 250gbrown sugar, ½ tspn lemon essence or finely grated lemon rind, ½ tspn almond essence, ½ tspn Vanilla essence & four large eggs. method - Mix all fruit & nuts together and sprinkle with brandy or sherry, cover & leave for one hour minimum or preferably overnight. Sift together flour & spices. Cream together the butter & sugar & add essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, then alternately the flour & fruit mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place mixture in a prepared 20cm square straight sided, square cornered tin and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 ½ to 4 hours. Allow cake to cool in tin. Hot Tip: To ensure uniformity & depending upon the size, it is suggested that raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4 to 6 pieces and almonds into 3 or 4 pieces Regulations - An exhibitor having won at a show will bake another cake for entry in the group final. The winner will then be required to bake a further cake for the state final at the next Royal Melbourne Show. An exhibitor having won at show level is not eligible to enter any other show until after the group judging, when, if not the winning entry, can compete further. An exhibitor is only eligible to represent one group in the state final. An exhibitor having won at group level cannot compete further until after the Royal Melbourne Show. Each cake must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at group or State level, the second place getter is eligible to compete. Prize: The winner of this class receives $15.00 from VAS. VAS prize at Group finals: 1st $25.00 VAS prizes at State finals: 1st $200.00, 2nd $100.00, and 3rd $50.00 Victorian Agriculture Shows Limited 25

28 H37. VAS Junior boiled fruit cake competition, entry for persons under 18 years at the date of Show. Recipe - 375g mixed fruit, ¾ cup of brown sugar, one teaspoon of mixed spice, ½ cup water, 125g butter, ½ tspn bi-carbonate soda, ½ cup of sherry, two eggs lightly beaten, two tablespoons of marmalade, one cup SR flour, one cup plain flour, ¼ teaspoon of salt. method - Place the mixed fruit, sugar, spices, water, and butter in large saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer gently for three minutes, then remove from stove, add bi carb soda, and allow to cool. Add the sherry, eggs, and marmalade, mixing well. Fold in the sifted dry ingredients, then place in a greased and lined 20cm round cake tin.bake in a moderately slow oven for 1-½ hours or until cooked when tested. Regulations: see event H40 above. Prize: The winner of this class receives $5.00 from VAS VAS prize at Group finals: 1st $15.00 VAS prizes at State finals: 1st $150.00, 2nd $70.00, and 3rd $30.00 H38. Champion Anzacs Four Anzac biscuits, any mixture. Prize: Ribbon / Trophy H39. VAS OPEN CARROT CAKE COMPETITION Competitors to provide their own recipe. The criteria to entering this Competition is that the recipe MUST include no less than 350 g of carrots. The cake is to be baked in a 20cm round tin and to be uniced. Entries must be sudmitted with the recipe attached. H40. VAS JUNIOR CARROT AND DATE MUFFINS (under 18) INGREDIENTS: 2 ½ cups self-raising flour; 1 tsp ground cinnamon; ¼ tsp ground nutmeg, 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed); 1/3 cup chopped pitted dates; 1 cup coarsely grated carrot; 1 tbs orange marmalade;1 cup canola oil; 2 eggs, lightly beaten; ¾ cup orange juice; 1 cup reduced fat milk. METHOD: 1. Heat oven to 190ºC (moderately hot) 2. Line a 12 hole muffing pan with, Round Paper Muffin Cases Classic White Muffin Cases Size (35mm Height x90mm Wide x50mm Base) 3. Sift dry ingredients into a large bowl: stir in dates, carrots. The add the combined marmalade, oil, eggs, juice and milk. Mix until just combined 4. Spoon mixture evenly into Muffin paper cases in muffin pan 5. Cook for 20 minutes, (to test muffins are cooked insert a cake skewer, if it comes out clean the muffins are ready. 6. Stand muffins in pan for 5 minutes then turn out onto a wire rack to cool SHOW ENTRIES: Four (4) muffin per plate 26

29 H41. Men s/boys ONLY champion Scones Four scones, any mixture. Prize: Ribbon / Trophy Intermediate Division - 16 years and under Prizes: ribbons for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. Event/ class and details H42. Four plain scones H43. Fruit & nut loaf, baked in round loaf tin H44. Four drop scones H45. Four Yo-Yo s H46. Four pieces of uncooked slice H47. Four pieces of cooked slice H48. Four Lamingtons in squares H49. Four patty cakes made in patty cases, differently iced H50. A sponge sandwich using corn flour & custard powder H51. A ring cake, any mixture baked in round tin & iced H52. Novelty decorated cake H53. Six pieces of homemade chocolate H54. Four Anzac biscuits H55. Decorated fruitcake - no bought decorations allowed except ribbon, tulle, wire, stamens, braid, and manufactured pillars. H56. Packet cake, any kind, un-iced AGGREGATE (Events H42 to H56) Prize: $20.00 CHILDREN S DIVISION - 12 years & under Event/ class and details H57. Champion chocolate cake. Recipe - ¾ cup of butter, ¾ cup castor sugar, three eggs beaten, 2/3 cup of milk, two cups SR flour, two tablespoons cocoa and three drops of vanilla essence. method - cream butter and sugar and gradually add eggs, mix well, then add flour mixed with cocoa, milk, and vanilla, alternately about 1/3 at a time. Stir gently and thoroughly. Place in tin and bake 45 to 60 minutes at 180 degrees in a 20cm greased & lined round cake tin. Ice when cold. No non-edible decorations allowed. Prize: $20.00 H58. 4 biscuits, any kind of same type. H59. 4 cupcakes, iced (no bought decorations except edible) H60. Small plate of Fairy Bread H61. 4 decorated Marie biscuits AGGREGATE (H57 H61) Prize - $

30 50 Sackville Street, Port Fairy

31 Section J ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY Entries open for acceptance:8-30am to 12-00pm Friday 3rd November Judging starts 2-30pm Friday 3rd November Judges for Art: Jimmi Buscombe Photography: Oat Vaiyaboon Chief Steward: Don Stewart / Beth Conlan Stewards: Sherrill Stewart, Louise Pound, Suzie Kewley, Jenny McLean, Kate Winnen Open to the public from 9-00am on Show Day Prizes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd certificates and ribbons All work must be made in the current year and labelled with exhibitor s name and event/ class number. Photography: A MAXIMUM OF 2 PHOTOS PER PERSON, PER EVENT/ CLASS. THE JUDGE S DECISION IN ALL SECTIONS AND CLASSES IS FINAL. OPEN DIVISION Entry fee: $1.00 Event/ class and details J1. Painting in oil, acrylic, or water colour J2. Drawing in any material, pencil, crayon, charcoal, pastel ink or texta J3. Printmaking in any material linocut, etching, silkscreen or monoprint J4. Collage - a technique where materials like paper, photos, string or fabric are attached to the surface of the artwork J5. Sculpture - any material constructed into a three dimensional form. J6 Senior Photography competition VAS STATE PHOTOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP Prizes at State finals, Sponsorship for this State Final are still being sought. Competition to run at Local,Group then State Level. Regulations: (1) unframed, not larger than 20x30cms, must be mounted (mount no larger than 3cms), black and white, or colour. Subject: SUNRISE/SUNSET Professional photographers not eligible. (2) An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level. (3) A photograph having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final; the winning photograph will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. (4) A photograph having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. (5) Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second-place getter is eligible to compete. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/ refund prize money. (8) All work to have been completed within the last twelve months. J7. Black and white photography human J8. Black and white photography animal, birds, insects 29

32 J9. Black and white photography floral J10. Black and white photography landscape J11. Colour photography - human J12. Colour photography animal, birds, insects J13. Colour photography floral J14. Colour photography landscape J15. Computer generated art J16. Action Shot J17. Selfie AGGREGATE (Events J1 to J17) Prize: the Inglis Barby award, a Sash. Sponsored by Whalebone Gallery STEWARDS AWARD (Events J1 to J17) Prize: $20 CHILDREN S DIVISION Entry fee: $0.50 Prize: Ribbons 1st 2nd and 3rd All entries to be labelled with name of exhibitor, age and event/ class number. 13 TO 16 YEARS J18. Painting any medium J19. Drawing in any material, pencil, crayon, charcoal, pastel, ink or texta J20. Black & white drawing in any material, pencil, crayon etc. J21. Printmaking in any material, linocut, etching, silkscreen or monoprint J22. Collage a technique where materials like paper, photos, string, or fabric, are attached to the surface of the artwork J23. Sculpture any material constructed into a three dimensional form and ceramics J24. Lego (Lego MUST be presented in a box and MUST be covered with glad wrap or cellophane) J25. Black and white photography human J26. Black and white photography - animals/ birds/ insects J27. Black and white photography Floral J28. Black and white photography - landscape J29. Colour photography human J30. Colour photography floral J31. Colour photography - animals/ birds/ insects J32. Colour photography landscape J33. Computer generated art J34. Selfie AGGREGATE (Events J20 to J39) Prize: A sash donated by Port Fairy Show Society info@starprinting.net.au 30

33 J35. Junior State Photography competition VAS STATE PHOTOGRAPHY CHAMPIONSHIP Prizes at State finals, Sponsorship for this State Final are still being sought. Competition to run at Local,Group then State Level. Regulations: (1) unframed, not larger than 20x30cms, must be mounted (mount no larger than 3cms), black and white, or colour. Subject: SPIDER S WEB Professional photographers not eligible. (2) An exhibitor may represent only one Society at Group level and one Group at State level. (3) A photograph having won at a Show will compete at a Group Final; the winning photograph will then compete at the next Royal Melbourne Show. (4) A photograph having won a State Final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. (5) Each photograph entered must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group or State Final levels, the second place getter is eligible to compete. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one Show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this rule will be required to forfeit/ refund prize money. (8) All work to have been completed within the last twelve months. 8 TO 12 YEARS Event/ class and details J36. Painting any medium J37. Drawing in any material, pencil, crayon, charcoal, pastel, ink or texta J38. Black & white drawing in any material, pencil, crayon etc. J39. Printmaking in any material, linocut, etching, silkscreen or monoprint J40. Collage a technique where materials like paper, photos, string, or fabric, are attached to the surface of the artwork J41. Sculpture any material constructed into a threedimensional form and ceramics J42. Lego (Lego MUST be presented in a box and MUST be covered with glad wrap or cellophane) J43. Black and white photography human J44. Black and white photography - animals/ birds/ insects J45. Black and white photography Floral J46. Black and white photography - landscape J47. Colour photography human J48. Colour photography floral J49. Colour photography - animals/ birds/ insects J50. Colour photography landscape J51. Computer generated art J52. Selfie AGGREGATE (Events J36 to J52) Prize: A sash donated by Louise Pound MOYNE SHIRE A safe, vibrant and prosperous community. 31

34 UNDER 8 YEARS Event/ class and details J53. Painting - acrylic or water colour J54. Drawing in any material, pencil, crayon, charcoal, pastel, ink, or texta J55. Black & white drawing in any material, pencil, crayon, etc. J56. Printmaking in any material, linocut, etching, silk screen or monoprint J57. Collage a technique where materials like paper, photos, string, or fabric, are attached to the surface of the artwork J58. Sculpture, in any material constructed into a threedimensional form J59. Work done with a parent J60. Lego (Lego MUST be presented in a box and MUST be covered with glad wrap or cellophane) J61. Black and white photography human J62. Black and white photography - animals/ birds/ insects J63. Black and white photography Floral J64. Black and white photography - landscape J65. Colour photography human J66. Colour photography floral J67. Colour photography - animals/ birds/ insects J68. Colour photography landscape J69. Computer generated art CHILDREN S AGGREGATE (Classes J53 to J69) Prize: the Margaret Clark award donated by Jenny & Jeff McLean

35 Section K - HORTICULTURE Entries open for acceptance:9-00am to 02-00pm Friday 3rd November Judging starts: 3.00pm Friday 3rd November Entry fee: $0.50 Open to the public from 9-00am on Show Day Judge: TBA Chief Stewards: Lynda Herd Stewards: Ann Ardlie and Harold Herd Cut flowers: orchids not allowed DK - Different kinds NNDK Not necessarily different kinds Prizes: trophies, prizes, and ribbons. The judge s decision in all events is final. OPEN DIVISION Up to three stems of each kind allowed in events K1 to K6 Prizes: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd - certificates and ribbons Event/ class and details K1. Three cut flowers DK K2. Three white flowers K3. Three blue to purple shaded flowers DK K4. Three pink shaded flowers DK K5. Three red shaded flowers DK K6. Three cream to orange shaded flowers DK K7. A bulb corm, rhizome or tuber K8. Three Pansies NNDK K9. One floret of bearded Iris K10. One spike of bearded Iris BEST IRIS (Classes K9 to K10) Prize: $10 K11. Three ivy Geraniums NNDK, no leaves K12. Three Geraniums NNDK, no leaves K13. Three Pelargonium DK, no leaves BEST PELARGONIUM (Class K13) Prize: $5.00 K14. One cut single Fuchsia, as growing K15. One cut double or semi-double Fuchsia, as growing K16. Three double Fuchsias DK, florets only K17. One bloom outdoor grown, any kind not listed, multiple florets accepted K18. Collection of Sweet Peas K19. One cut of Australian native shrub K20. Container of Australian native plants, shrubs or flowers up to ten stems K21. Container of a bloom, any kind not listed K 22. Three varieties of marguerite daisies, one container of each up to seven stems K 23. Three roses DK, singly staged K 24. Three yellow shaded roses NNDK, singly staged K 25. Three pink shaded roses NNDK, singly staged 33

36 K26. Three red shaded roses NNDK, singly staged K27. Three white or cream roses NNDK, singly staged K28. Three full-blown roses NNDK, singly staged, stamens must show. K29. One rose in three stages, advanced bud, bloom & fully developed, singly staged K30. One cut Floribunda rose, buds allowed K31. One rose as picked from the garden, buds allowed, no wiring K32. Two David Austin roses K33. Two old fashioned roses K34. Miniature roses OPEN DIVISION ROSE AGGREGATE (Classes K23 to K34) Prize: $25 CHAMPION ROSE (Classes K23 to K34) Prize: $25 BEST BLOOM IN CUT FLOWER CLASS (Classes K1 to K34) Steward s Prizes: $5 donated by Stewards FLORAL ART OPEN DIVISION Event/ class and details K40. A single flower only one flower but other foliage and accessories may be used. K41. Mirror image- can use mirror/s K42. A vertical arrangement K43. Spring into Summer floral arrangement K44. Arrangement to represent a film K45 Off the beach an arrangement reflecting anything found on the beach. (Entries K41 to K44 may include all garden material) AGGREGATE (Classes K40 to K45) Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10 FLORAL ART CHILDREN S DIVISION - up to 12 years Event/ class and details K50. A frog pond K51. Flowers for Mum in a tea pot, jar or jug K52. A decorative saucer or lid K53. A posy for Nanna K54. Herb and vegetable arrangement or sculpture AGGREGATE (Classes K50 to K54) Prize: $5.00 POT PLANTS DIVISION Event/ class and details K60. One pot plant, foliage K61. One pot plant in bloom K62. Container of growing succulents AGGREGATE (Classes K60 to K62 ) Prize: $

37 Section L FARM PRODUCE, VEGETABLES & HONEY Entries open for acceptance: 9-00 to 1-00pm Friday 3rd November Judging starts: 3.00pm on Friday 3rd November Entry fee: $0.50 Open to the public from 9-30am on Show Day Judge: TBA Chief Steward: Carmel Dwyer Steward: Rhea Watts Prizes: Trophies, prizes and ribbons where stated. The judge s decision in all events is final. OPEN DIVISION Event/ class and details Prizes: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd certificates and ribbons L1. A pumpkin L2. A collection of four varieties of herbs in a jar L3. One broccoli L4. One cabbage L5. One cauliflower L6. One lettuce L7. Three avocados L8. Bunch of asparagus L9. Exotic vegetables L10. Three carrots on a plate L11. Three parsnips on a plate L12. Twelve pods of peas on a plate L13. Twelve pods of broad beans on a plate L14. Six potatoes on a plate L15. Six stalks of rhubarb, trimmed with 5cm of leaf attached L16. Three citrus fruits, any kind L17. Six eggs any variety, duck, hen, peacock, etc. AGGREGATE (Classes L1 to L17 ) Prize: $20 CHILDREN S DIVISION Event/ class and details L18. A container of sprouting seeds L19. Model/Plan of a Vegetable plot or garden using any materials. L20. Twelve pods of peas L21. Weird and wonderful creatures made from fruit and/ or vegetables Prize: $5 donated by the Port Fairy Show Society L22. Twelve broad beans in pods L23. Collection of four varieties of herbs in a jar L24. Three lemons on a plate L25. Six eggs any variety, duck, hen, peacock, etc. L26. Exotic vegetables AGGREGATE (Classes L18 to L26 ) Prize: $10 35

38 HONEY COMPETITION Chief Steward: Neil Dyson L27. Light Honey L28. Medium Amber Honey L29. Candied Honey Season 16/17 Honey is to be in a standard 500gm (375ml) round glass jar, with a white/gold lid, labeled with honey type and no wax. Jars to be filled half way between lid rim and top. Honey is judged by the colour, density, flavor, general appearance and aroma. Creamed Honey is judged by evenness of grain, flavor, firmness and colour Section M DOG PARADE Entries close 1.00pm on Show Day Entry fee: $1.00, tickets obtained at the Show office Judging starts: 1.30pm on Show Day Judge: Neil and Yvonne Duncan Chief Steward: Simeon Balmer Stewards: Antonia Balmer, Tracey Dalton All dogs must be kept on leads A lot of fun for young and old, exhibitors and the public Prizes: ribbons for 1st, 2nd &3rd The judge s decision in all events is final. DOG DIVISION Event/ class and details M1. Most obedient dog M2. Cutest puppy M3. Best jumping dog M4. Best Groomed M5. Best hunting/ working dog M6. Best dog trick CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH Prize: voucher donated by the Port Fairy Veterinary Clinic RESERVE CHAMPION DOG OR BITCH Section N - VINTAGE ENGINES & VEHICLES Entry for the public is free. Open from 8-00am on Show Day Chief Steward: David Bartlett Stewards: David Bartlett, Terry Rowbottom. This is an interesting display of vintage engines, farm machinery, tractors, motor cars, and trucks. Many will be operating. In addition, there will be several demonstrations of sheep shearing using mechanical and hand shears. Prize: Ron Crow Memorial prize for the best display 36

39 Section P RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD This competition is administered by the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Ltd. (RAS), with assistance from Victorian Agricultural Shows Ltd. (VAS). Major sponsors are ACE Radio, Victorian Department of Industries and The Weekly Times. Entry fee: nil All participants must pay Show grounds admission fee. Judge: TBA Chief Steward: TBA The judge s decision in all events is final. Entries for events P1 and P2 will be interviewed and judged by a panel of members set up by the Show Society committee. The winner will be presented to the public at 1pm on Show day. If there are not enough entrants in the competitions, the Society reserves the right to choose suitable candidates as Show Ambassador or Junior Show Ambassador to represent the Society at the Group Finals. Refer to the VAS hand book for detailed information. Event/ class and details P1. Show ambassador Entries close noon Saturday 4th November Aims of the Award: To highlight the talent, creativity, and ingenuity of young rural Victorians and in doing so encourage entrants to be role models across local communities. To encourage and reward enthusiastic, skillful, and industrious young people living or being involved in rural environments. To assist all entrants through their participation, to develop strong communication and leadership qualities and to directly assist the winner through the support of a bursary. To enable the applicant to gain greater proficiency in their chosen field and to develop the applicant s stature and reputation in that chosen field. General conditions of entry: Entry is via the official application form to be completed and signed by the applicant. Open to people between the ages of 20 and 30 years as at 01 May of the year of the State final. Finalists may be involved in a rural or agricultural based industry or be associated with a Show Society but do not necessarily need to reside in a rural community. If successful at Group level, participants must attend the State Final during the Royal Melbourne Show and all judging as requested. Announcement of the State winner will be made during the Royal Melbourne Show. The State winner is required to represent Victoria in the National finals. The Committee will not enter into any correspondence in relation to selection and the judges decision is final. An unsuccessful applicant may re-apply in following years providing they meet the guidelines set out. There will be no joint winners. If a final decision cannot be made, advice is to be sought from the Chairperson of the Youth Affairs Committee. All finalists will be invited to join an RAS Committee of their choice for the 12 months following the competition. Previous State winners are not eligible. Certificates will be given to winners at local agricultural shows. 37

40 Group winners will receive a certificate, RAS membership, and be provided with an official jacket to wear at the State final at the Royal Melbourne Show. The State final winner will receive a major prize and an opportunity to compete in the national finals. Application questions: Please provide answers to the following questions and attach to your entry form together with a copy of your curriculum vitae. Give these to the secretary of the Port Fairy Show Society. All information in this application will be treated as confidential and will only be disclosed to members of the Society conducting the competition. Questions: Why do you want to be involved in the Rural Ambassador Award? Educational details. Employment history and associated responsibilities. Rural interests (e.g. growing crops, breeding, exhibiting, agronomy, employment, or service,). Show Society involvement (include any stewarding and exhibiting experience you may have as well as general responsibilities during your Show). Personal achievements. Practical skills. Ambitions/ aspirations. Local community involvement. Hobbies/ sports and other interests. How could your selection to represent your district assist both you and your Show Society? Judging guidelines/ criteria: Communication Skills 10 points - good communication and interpersonal skills (Note: Group finalists are required to prepare and present a three-minute oral presentation at the State final function based on a topic chosen by the Youth Affairs Committee). Community Involvement 15 points - demonstrate a real interest and devotion to their local community, perhaps through involvement in their local agricultural society or other voluntary roles - be involved in contributing to the future and improvement of their local community or agricultural society. Rural & General Knowledge 20 points - demonstrate a sound knowledge of both rural and community issues - show how being involved in this competition will directly further their personal development, community involvement and career or business path. Ambitions/Goals 10 points - share their future aspirations and goals on a personal, business and community level - how do they see themselves advancing in their area of interest. Style, Grooming and Deportment 10 points - present themselves well smart, casual tailored clothing - show a high level of selfconfidence and an ability to interact with persons from a variety of backgrounds. Country show involvement 25 points Personality 10 points Prizes: Port Fairy Show Society prize - $100 cash. 38

41 P 2. Junior Show ambassador Entries close: noon Saturday 4th November Aims of the Competition: To give young people a chance to take part in a competition whilst residing in their local district. To be part of a local show and therefore highlighting the importance of shows. To meet new people from all age groups with common interests. Age: Open to people between 16 and 19 years of age at the time of the Show. Judging guidelines/ criteria: Entrants must wear smart casual clothing and will be judged in accordance with the following: Community Involvement and show involvement - 20 points Rural and general knowledge - 20 points Ambitions and goals - 20 points Communication skills - 20 points Personality and confidence - 10 points Overall presentation - 10 points Also, see event P1. for judging guidelines/ criteria. Winner at Show Society level will compete in a Group final. Group final winners will compete in a State final run by VAS. Prizes: the Port Fairy Show Society prize is donated by Decked Out on Bank - $100 cash and Lapel badge from VAS on request. Group level: Certificate from VAS on request. State level: Education grant to the value $ 1,000. P3. Miss Teenager - 13 to 16 years old Entries taken from 12noon on Show Day Judging starts: 1-00pm on Show Day P4. Miss Show Girl - 10 to 12 years old Entries taken from 12noon on Show Day Judging starts: 1-00pm on Show Day P5. Miss Junior Show Girl - 6 to 9 years old Entries taken from 12noon on Show Day Judging starts: 1-00pm on Show Day P6. Miss Tiny Tot - 3 to 5 years old Entries taken from 12noon on Show Day Judging starts: 1-00pm on Show Day P7. Master Tiny Tot - 3 to 5 years old Entries taken from 12noon on Show Day Judging starts: 1-00pm on Show Day 39

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45 THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES OF VICTORIA RURAL AMBASSADOR AWARD Surname...Male/Female First Names... Address Telephone number... and Fax:... Date of birth... Name of Show Society:... Port Fairy... Date of Show:... 4 November... VAS Group:... South Western I apply for entry to the (please tick one): Show ambassador (20 to 30 years of age) (Please provide answers to Application questions and attach to this form with a copy of your curriculum vitae) Junior Show ambassador (16 to 19 years of age) I agree that the information above, and in the attached documents, is true and correct, and if successful, I will represent the Port Fairy Show, and will devote the required time to attend interviews, regional judging, information sessions, state interviews, and judging to be held during the Royal Melbourne Show and National Final. I have not won another Show Ambassador competition in the last 12 months. I am a citizen or permanent resident of Australia. Signature... Date... Witness Signature... Date... Witness Printed Name... 43

46 VICTORIAL AGRICULTURAL SHOWS LTD SCHEDULE OF VAS STATE FINALS COMPETITIONS FOR 2017 Entry forms may be obtained from Anita Watts or be downloaded from the VAS web site Entries to be sent to the VAS office to arrive by the date shown on the form. Dairy cattle young judging Dairy cattle young paraders Beef cattle young judging Beef cattle young paraders Wool sheep breeds young judging Meat sheep breeds young judging Fleece young judging Dog jumping Show/ Group secretary privacy disclosure statement Results come from direct from a show society. There is no group final. REGIONAL SHOW DATES Show 2017 days Colac (SwG) 3rd November 3 Port Fairy (SwG) 4th November 1 Koroit (SwG) 11th November 1 Noorat (SwG) 18th November 1 Show 2018 days Heytesbury (SwG) 3rd March 1 Bellarine (SwG) 11th March 1 Apollo Bay/ Otway (SwG) 17th March 1 Balmoral 17th March 1 Australian Sheep & Wool July 3 Hamilton Sheepvention August 2 Royal Melbourne 23rd September 11 Camperdown (SwG) 14th October 1 Royal Geelong (SwG) 19th October 4 Mount Gambier 20th October 2 Warrnambool (SwG) 27th October 3 Note: (SwG) = VAS - South Western Group Show Societies 44

47 PORT FAIRY SHOW SOCIETY LIFE MEMBERS Inglis Barby Athol Baulch Wilma Baulch Donald Cameron Gerald Carter Margaret Clark Annie Coffey George Coffey Jack Coffey Ian Coffey Kevin Coffey Ron Crow Lawson J Duncan Kevin Farley Ray Farley Thomas Finnigan Gerald Gavin Richard Gibson Alexander Goldie Valda Goldie Alison Hanley Ray Harris Donald W. Holcombe Doreen M. Holcombe Trevor Holcombe W. Stan Hyland Percy Jenkins Marjorie Kearney Robert Kennedy Shelly Kennedy Dan Lane Jack Lanigan Marlene Lenehan Keith Lyfield Keith O. McCallum Isabel McLaren Jennifer McLean John Phillips Win Phillips S. Michael Phyland J. Baden Powell Donald Pulham Joseph Pye John Ritchie Lesley Robertson William Sheehan Pauline Shirrefs Percy Singleton Pearl Trigger Doris Watson Robert Watson Doreen Wright Arthur J Wright Archie Youl Anita Watts Michael Watts Danny Watts 45

48 PORT FAIRY SHOW SOCIETY RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. Show Day entrance fees are set by the Committee and are published in the front of this program. 2. In no case will a prize be awarded unless the exhibit is deemed worthy. The attention of the judges is drawn to this rule. 3. The Head Steward has the right to refuse any entry if the Show rules or guidelines are not met by the exhibitor. 4. All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor 14 days before the Show. 5. All livestock must be free from vermin and disease. Nonobservance will be noted by the judges. 6. No exhibit will be moved once penned until 3.30pm or at the Chief Steward s discretion. 7. Date of birth of young cattle will be given at time of entry, where not shown, exhibits appearing overage will not be judged. 8. All entries must be lodged on Show Society entry forms with the Secretary by the date shown and must be accompanied by the correct fee. Postage stamps will not be accepted. 9. Implements may be exhibited by owner, manufacturer, or agent. 10. The Society has the right to remove any person proved to their satisfaction to be guilty of insulting behaviour to a judge or steward or any other improper conduct on the Show grounds. The committee may also disqualify the offender from exhibiting at the Society for a term determined by the committee. 11. Should the Society disqualify any exhibitor the disqualification may be endorsed by the South Western Group of VAS. The exhibitor may have the right of appeal if such appeal is lodged within three days of the Show. Such appeal shall be heard by a representative of VAS whose decision will be final. 12. Motor vehicles, including trucks, stock transports, and horse floats shall be parked as directed by the Society s parking attendants. Failure to comply with this rule will result in a request that the driver remove the vehicle from the Showgrounds immediately. 13. Protests based on non-compliance of conditions of the prize list or otherwise must be lodged with the Secretary before 5pm on the day of the Show. A deposit of $50.00 must accompany the protest as a guarantee, which if the protest is deemed frivolous shall be forfeited. The decision of the committee shall be final. 14. All prize cheques must be presented to a bank within two weeks of the Show. 15. All prize winners in horse and cattle sections must be taken on parade if such parade is organized. Exhibitors who fail to comply with this rule may be liable to forfeit prize money. 16. The Society retains the right to delete or alter any section of this schedule and programme. 17. Intermediate rider means any rider who has won a first, second or third placing at a Royal Show Novice Class but not won an Open Class. 18. Prizes not collected from the Show Office by 4.30pm on Show Day will be forfeited. 46

49 MAJOR SPONSORS Southern Cross The Standard Port Fairy IGA plus Liquor Wannon Security Services Star Printing Decked Out On Bank McLean s Guardian Pharmacy Moyne Mobile Remedial Massage McDonald s Family Restaurant Metal Pro Engineering Taylor Bobcat Services Vestas Australian Wind Technology P/L Port Fairy Electrics The Port Fairy Roadhouse Port Fairy Newsagency Paul and Lee Solomon OTHER SPONSORS AND DONORS Anita and Michael Watts Appaloosas & Australian Spotted Pony Society Inc. Bendigo Bank, Port Fairy Community Bank Big 4 Port Fairy Holiday Park Bubble Frost Jersey Don and Sherrill Stewart Evolve Lifestyle George Taylors Great Coffee Moments Guyetts Funerals Hester Woodrup Lockett & Co J and J McLean Macarthur Ponyclub MM Equestrian Ptd Ltd Port Fairy Day Spa Port Fairy Veterinary Clinic Poco Artison Ice Cream Rebecca s Café Salt Hair Sinclair and Wilson South West Credit Union Taits Legal Wannon Water Warrnambool Cheese and Butter West Coast Spinal and Sports Physiotherapy Whale Bone Gallery 47

50 THANK YOU The Committee would like to thank all the Show volunteers, members, and families for their help and support throughout the year and special thanks to our stewards, and judges for their invaluable work on Show Day. We would like to acknowledge and give special thanks to: Danny and Hazel Watts Klose family McLaren family Moyne Mascots Moyne Shire Council National Australia Bank Patrick Joanne and Tony Watts Port Fairy Belfast Lions Club Port Fairy Folk Festival Committee Port Fairy Small Bore Rifle Club Rotary Club of Port Fairy Rhea Watts Sarah Brittain Simone Watts, Chris Snell & family Terry Coffey Fencing 48

51 The following events are operated in association with the Port Fairy Show Society Port Fairy Farmers Markets 1 st and 3 rd Saturday of each month Railway Place 8am to 1pm Contact: A. Watts Phone: RAY FARLEY MEMORIAL SHEEPDOG TRIAL The 2 nd weekend in January - at the Showgrounds First prize: $ trophy Second prize: $ trophy Third prize: $ trophy Gold coin entry - refreshments available Contact: Paul Farley, phone: CAMPING SITES AVAILABLE AT THE SHOWGROUNDS FRIDAY TO MONDAY. FOLK FESTIVAL LABOUR DAY WEEKEND Courtesy bus available at frequent intervals between the Showgrounds and Folk Festival arena. Bookings: contact phone:

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