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25 October, 2024

Results from Show

DIMBOOLA SHOW GIRLS AND BOYS.


Winner of the boys' 0-2 category Banjo Wilken and his mum Courtney.
Winner of the boys' 0-2 category Banjo Wilken and his mum Courtney.

Girls 0-2 yrs Maevy Sexton

Boys 0-2 yrs Banjo Wilken

Boys 3-5 yrs Wilbur Day

Girls 6-8 yrs Daisy Avery

Girls 9-12yrs Peyton Isbel

Girls 13-16 yrs Sophie Cook

A-F - DECORATED SCARECROW

A1 UNDER 10 Evie Schneider 1st Holly Schneider 2nd

A4 SENIORS OR GROUP Shirl King 1st Sharyn Cook 2nd

D-A - FLEECE

D1 Merino Fleece 21 micron & finer, - (over 64’s), Ewe or Wether (skirted) I Bridgewater 1st & 2nd

D2 Merino Fleece stronger than 21 microns, - (60’s to 64’s), Ewe or Wether (skirted). Ian Bridgewater 1st J Klinge 2nd

D4 Weaner Merino Fleece 21 micron & finer, - (64’s), (skirted). Will Schilling 1st Ian Bridgewater 2nd

D5 Weaner Merino Fleece stronger than 21 microns. - (64’s), S Walker 1st & 2nd

D6 Merino Lamb’s Wool, - 500 grams. S. Walker 1st J Klinge 2nd

D7 Crossbred Lamb’s Wool, - 500 grams. S Walker 1st & 2nd

D8 Collection of three fleeces, from exhibits shown by one exhibitor. – Ian Bridgewater 1st J Klinge 2nd

BEST MERINO FLEECE Ian Bridgewater

POULTRY

Best Bird in Show - Wood

Best Junior Bird in Show B Zanker

SASHES

Best Bird in Show – B Zanker

Best Waterfowl, B Zanker

G-B - STANDARD GAME BIRDS

G1 O.E.G., Black, Red, Male Kevin Zanker 1st

G2 O.E.G. Partridge, Female Nigel Zanker 1st Kevin Zanker 2nd

G7 O.E.G. Silver Duckwing, Male Kevin Zanker 1st

G11 O.E.G., A.O.C., Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G12 O.E.G, A.O.C., Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G13 Indian Game, Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G14 Indian Game, Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G17 A.O.V. Game, Male Wood 1st

G-C - STANDARD LIGHT SOFT FEATHER

G25 Leghorn White, Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G35 A.O.V., Light, Male Wood 1st

G36 A.O.V., Light, Female Wood 1st & 2nd

G-DA - STANDARD HEAVY SOFTFEATHER

G47 Rhode Island Red, Male Kevin Zanker 1st

G48 Rhode Island Red, Female Kevin Zanker 2nd

G55 A.O.V., Heavy, Male Ilse Aschenbrenner 1st Nigel Zanker 2nd

G56 A.O.V., Heavy, Female Kevin Zanker 1st Ilse Aschenbrenner 2nd

G-F - WATERFOWL

G65 Mallard A.C. Drake Gary Smith 1st & 2nd

G66 Mallard A.C. Duck Gary Smith 1st & 2nd

G-FJ - BANTAMS HARDFEATHER

G73 Australian Game, Male Kevin Zanker 1st

G74 Australian Game, Female Kevin Zanker 1st

G77 Modern Game Back, Red, Male Wood 1st & 2nd

G78 Modern Game Back, Red, Female Wood 1st & 2nd

G97 O.E.G. Spangled, Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G98 O.E.G. Spangled, Female Nigel Zanker 2nd

G101 O.E.G. A.O.C., Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G102 O.E.G., A.O.C., Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G103 A.O.V., Game, Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G104 A.O.V. Game, Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G-HL - BANTAMS SOFTFEATHER

G107 Belgium A.C. Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G108 Belgium A.C. Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G111 Leghorn White, Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G112 Leghorn White, Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G113 Leghorn A.O.C. Male Nigel Zanker 1st

G114 Leghorn A.O.C., Female Nigel Zanker 1st

G135 A.O.V. Softfeather, Male Wood 1st & 2nd

G136 A.O.V. Softfeather, Female Wood 1st 7 2nd

-HO - GENERAL -JUNIOR

G140 Large Soft Feather, Female McDonald 1st Theodore McDonald 2nd

G144 Soft Feather Bantam, Female Ben Zanker 1st

G145 Hard Feather Bantam, Male Ben Zanker 1st

G146 Hard Feather Bantam, Female Ben Zanker 1st

G147 Waterfowl, Male Ben Zanker 1st

I-A - PETS

I2 Chicken – Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

I12 Rabbit Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

I16 Best dog Steph Glover 1st Grace Ward 2nd

Section: J - GRAIN, FODDER, VEGETABLES AND CITRUS

GRAIN AND FODDER SECTIONS

J-A - GRAIN AND FODDER SECTIONS

J14 Sheaf of Wheat suitable for Grain, Henry Barber 1st DFNC 2nd

J15 Sheaf of Barley suitable for Grain, Ian Bridgewater 1st Eldridge Farms 2nd

J18 Sheaf of Canola suitable for Grain, Karsel Farms 1st

J19 Sheaf of Faba Beans suitable for Grain, Eldridge Farms 1st

J22 Tallest weed Margaret Hunter 1st George Bridgewater 2nd

Aggregate: Pasture Competition - W N Muntz Perpetual Trophy – Ian Bridgewater

J-C - VEGETABLE AND CITRUS

J30 Three Carrots. 1st Katrina Scilini 2nd Leanne Brooks

J33 One Cauliflower, 1st Leanne Brooks

J36 Bunch of Rhubarb, 1st & 2nd Madeline Dauphin

J37 Bunch of Silver Beet, Leanne Brooks 1st

J38 Three Beetroot. Leanne Brooks 1st & 2nd

J41 Six green Onions, Leanne Brooks 1st

J44 Collection of Herbs. Kim Cross 1st Margaret Hunter 2nd

J45 12 Pods Green Peas. Leanne Brooks 1st

J46 12 Pods Sugar Peas. Mathew McDonald 1st

J49 One Pumpkin. Madeline Dauphin 1st

J52 5 Oranges, Ian Jepson 1st Leanne Brooks 2nd

J53 5 Valencia Oranges, Kaylene Pietsch 1st

J54 5 Lemons, Ian Jepson 1st Kaylene Pietsch 2nd

J55 5 Grapefruit, Kaylene Pietsch 1st Joan Wake 2nd

J56 Collection of Citrus fruits Kaylene Pietsch 1st Ian Jepson 2nd

Aggregate: Vegetable & Citrus – Leanne Brooks

L-A - HOME PRODUCE

L1 6 hen eggs, brown Heather Huebner 1st Leanne Brooks 2nd

L2 6 hen eggs, tinted Dakota Baker 1st Heather McPhee 2nd

L4 6 Bantam eggs. Rachael Boschen 1st

L5 6 White Hen Eggs Heather Huebner 1st Leanne Combrink 2nd

L6 6 Eggs, any variety Heather McPhee 1st Archie Ward 2nd

L7 8 distinct varieties of farm produce Madeline Dauphin 1st

L9 Bottle of flavoured oil. Leanne Brooks 1st

L10 Jar boiled Mayonnaise. Leanne Brooks 1st & 2nd

L11 Jar of Lemon Butter. Cheree Johnson 1st Shanelle Willis 2nd

L-B - JAMS AND JELLIES

L12 Jar of Jam (any variety) Dimboola Nursing Home 1st

L13 Jar of Apricot Jam Joan Wake 1st Lesley Pilmore 2nd

L14 Jar Fig Jam Mary McDonald1st

L15

L16 Jar Plum Jam, dark Joan Wake 1st Madeline Dauphin 2nd

L17 Jar Berry Jam Wendy Searle 1st

L18 Jar Berry Jam – Novice Cheree Johnson 1st

L20 Jar Melon Jam Lesley Pilmore 1st

L21 One Jar of Jelly. Lesley Pilmore 1st Helena Croser 2nd

L22 Jar Marmalade (any variety) Wendy Searle 1st Lesley Pilmore 2nd

L23 Jar Household Marmalade Mary McDonald 1st Lesley Pilmore 2nd

L25 Collection of Jam, three varieties excluding marmalade. – Lesley Pilmore

L-C - SAUCES AND PICKLES

L26 Collection of 5 Articles off the Pantry Shelf. Leanne Brooks 1st

L27 Bottle Tomato Sauce Heather Huebner 1st Mary McDonald 2nd

L28 Bottle Tomato Sauce (clear glass)- Novice Judy Neagle 1st Rachael Boschen 2nd

L29 Bottle Plum Sauce (clear glass) heather Huebner 1st

L30 Jar mustard pickles Mary McDonald 1st

L31 Jar clear pickles Heather Huebner 1st

L32 Jar ripe tomato relish Heather Huebner 1st Joan Wake 2nd

L35 One jar preserved fruit, Leanne brooks 1st & 2nd

L36 3 distinct varieties of preserved Fruit Madeline Dauphin

Aggregate Trophy – Heather Huebner

Most Outstanding Entry in Class L – Cheree Johnson Lemon Butter

SECTION: M – COOKERY

M-1A- VAS & WASA Special

M1 VAS Carrot Cake competition – Michelle Glatz 1st

M2 VAS Rich fruit cake – Michelle Glatz

M6 WASA Orange Cake – Katrina Scilini 1st & 2nd

M7 WASA 4 sweet muffins, Katrina Scilini 1st & 2nd

M8 WASA 4 ANZAC biscuits – Leanne Brooks 1st Mary McDonald 2nd

M9 WASA 4 White bread rolls, Leanne Brooks 1st

MA – COOKERY

M15 German or Mock German Cake. Leanne Brooks 1st

M19 Sponge Roll, jam filled, Leanne Brooks

M23 Rainbow Cake - Katrina Scilini 1st Bronwyn Schneider 2nd

M26 Vegetable Cake, Leanne Brooks

M27 One variety of baked slice Laura Herben

M28 One variety unbaked slice, Katrina Scilini 1st Mary McDonald2nd

M29 6 snowballs – Leanne Brooks 1st

M30 2 bars coconut ice Wendy Searle 1st

M33 Collection of homemade biscuits, Leanne Brooks 1st Racheal Boschen 2nd

M34 6 Drop Biscuits Mary McDonald 1st

M35 6 Jam Drops Mary McDonald 1st Racheal Boschen 2nd

M36 6 Yo-Yo Biscuits Mary McDonald 1st Laura Herben 2nd

M37 Plate of 6 plain Scones Heather Huebner 1st

M38 Plate of 6 sweet Scones. Heather Huebner 1st

M40 4 Varieties of food suitable for a child’s party Leanne Brooks 1st

M42 Quiche Rhonda Huf 1st

M43 Loaf of wholemeal bread, Leanne Brooks 1st

M45 Creative cooking Shannelle Eillis 1st Leanne Brooks 2nd

M46 Simplicity Chocolate cake Trophy Rhonda Huf 1st Mary McDonald 2nd

M47 Men’s chocolate cake (packet) Ian Jepson 1st Luke Schneider 2nd

Aggregate class M – Leanne Brooks

Best exhibit other than Fruit or Decorated cake. – Leanne Brooks

Section: Mx - DMSC COOKERY Centre

Most outstanding exhibit -

Mx-A - Year 7

Mx1 2 Plain Scones Tilly Barry 1st Liam Clarke 2nd

Mx3 2 Queen Cakes (currants to be used) Anora Corbett 1st Elayna Ward 2nd

Mx4 2 Muffins Annabelle Pilmore & Liam Clarke equal 1st Laura Ford 2nd

Mx-B - Year 8

Mx7 2 Muffins Emma Glover 1st Nikki McKenzie 2nd

Mx8 1/4 Tea Cake, cinnamon & sugar topping Seth Dixon 1st Nikki McKenzie 2nd

Mx11 Hedgehog slice -Nikki McKenzie 1st Seth Dixon 2nd

Mx-C - Year 9

Mx16 ¼ tea cake, cinnamon & sugar topping Eli Badua 1st Mia O’Dwyer 2nd

Mx17 Apple Muffins Ava Henderson 1st Kiera Liesfield 2nd

Mx19 Hedgehog Slice Victoria Ward 1st Shenae Barnett 2nd

Mx-D - Year 10

Mx21 Sweet scones with sultanas Jandy Lauricella 1st Nicole Pretorius 2nd

Mx22 1\4 tea cake, apple topping Seb Ryan 1st Nicole Pretorius 2nd

Mx23 Lemon slice – Nicole Pretorius 1st Hailey Bentley 2nd

Mx24 Hedgehog Slice – Chris Leith 1st Nicole Pretorius 2nd

Mx25 Apple Muffins Seamus Clarke 1st Jandy Lauricella 2nd

Mx26 Yo-yo biscuits Nicole Pretorius 1st Lillian Bruce2nd

Mx-E - Year 7-12

Mx28 1\2 of 1 layer, unfilled sponge – Lillian Bruce 1st Seb Ryan 2nd

Mx29 Unbaked Slice Nicole Pretorius 1st Hailey Bentley 2nd

Mx31 1\2 Orange Cake Damian Rayes 1st Katie Griffiths 2nd

Mx32 2 Decorated Cupcakes Lillian Bruce 1st Sophie Cook 2nd

Mx-F – PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

AGGREGATE CLASS MX-F Pippa Stonehouse

Most Outstanding Entry Jack Mibus

Mx33 6 Anzac Biscuits Owen Bond1st Pippa Stonehouse2nd

Mx34 6 Plain scones Charlie O’Connor1st Pippa Stonehouse2nd

Mx35 4 cup cakes, iced and decorated Pippa Stonehouse 1st Narli Lehmann 2nd

Mx36 Packet Cake – chocolate – iced Jack Mibus 1st Riley Glatz 2nd

Mx37 4 Iced and decorated Marie Biscuits Abigail McDonald 1st Pippa Eldridge 2nd

Mx38 4 Pieces of Hedgehog, Owen Bond 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

Mx41 Lunchbox with 5 Nutritious articles (may include purchased items) Ollie Cook 1st

Riley Glatz 2nd

Mx-H - Pre Schoolers

Mx48 Four teddy bear biscuits, decorated – Grace Nuske 1, Georgie Nuske 2

Mx49 Four Marie biscuits, decorated – Charlotte Klinge 1st Ella Appleyard 2nd

Section: O - MISCELLANEOUS

O-A - SPECIAL SECTION

O1 Article or garment made by exhibitor over 70 years of age Myrtle McNeil 1st

Heather Huebner 2nd

O-B - CROCHET

O2 2 crochet doileys, no larger than 20 cm. Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O4 Crochet article made No. 20 Mercerised cotton Myrtle McNeil 1st Shirl King 2nd

O5 Crochet work, No. 40 cotton or finer. Myrtle Mcneil 1st

O7 Crochet garment in wool or synthetic Shirl King 1st Kelly Walker 2nd

O10 Crochet baby shawl, any yarn. Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O11 Crochet toy Carol Webb 1st Cassie Withers 2nd

O12 Crochet matinee jacket. Heather Huebner 1st

O13 Crochet rug. Donna Lindner 1st & 2nd

O14 Article of filet crochet. Myrtle McNeil 1st &2nd

O15 Crochet Scarf. - Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O16 Crochet Square Kelly Walker 1st Heather Huebner 2nd

O17 Crochet not mentioned Karen Bennett 1st Kelly Walker 2nd

O18 Crochet Milk Jug Cover Myrtle McNeil 1st Shirl King 2nd

O19 Crochet Tea Cosy Shirl King 1st Kelly Walker 2nd

O20 Novice crochet article - exhibitor has not won a prize in this section (crochet)

Karen Bennet 1st

O-C - HANDKNITTING

O24 Handknitted pair of socks Heather McPhee 1st Margaret Hunter 2nd

O25 Handknitted baby booties. Heather Huebner 1st

O27 Handknitted baby’s frock, worked in no finer needles than No 3.25 H Huebner 1st

O28 Handknitted children’s cardigan or pullover. Shirl King 1st 7 2nd

O30 Handknitted knee rug. Myrtle Mcneil 2nd

O31 Handknitted beanie – Judy Neagle 1st Heather Huebner 2nd

O33 Dressed Doll Heather Huebner 1st

O34 Handknitted doll or toy Myrtle Mcneil 1st Heather Huebner 2nd

O36 Handknitted scarf -plied yarn Myrtle McNeil 1st Margaret Hunter 2nd

O37 Handknitted square Heather Huebner 1st

O38 Handknitted Tea Cosy – Myrtle Mcneil 1st Shirl King 2nd

O-D - MACHINE SEWING

O42 Childs Frock 2-6 yrs Michelle Glatz 1st & 2nd

O43 Utility Apron Heather Huebner 1st Leanne brooks 2nd

O44 Potholder in Patchwork Carol Webb 1st

O48 Open - Machine made adult garment Leanne Brooks1st

O50 Patchwork Quilt (machine sewn) Margaret Hunter 1st Carol Webb 2nd

O51 Patchwork Quilt (machine embroidered) Judy Neagle 1st

O55 Potholder Shirl King 1st

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O-E – NEEDLEWORK

O57 Hand-worked Hand towel or Guest Towel. Myrtle McNeil 1st

O58 Article from something old. - recreated/ remade from something old to make it

new Leanne brooks 1st

O59 Small soft toy suitable for child under 2 yrs Judy Neagle 1st Leanne Brooks 2nd

O60 Soft Toy, any material or size, Myrtle McNeil 1st Carol Webb 2nd

O61 Dressed Doll – Heather Huebner 1st

O63 Handmade doll any material. Heather Huebner 1st Bec Walker 2nd

O64 Teddy Bear made using fake fur Heather Huebner 1st

O67 VAS Article of hand embroidery any type, excluding cross stitch Judy Neagle 1st

O68 Article worked in counted Cross Stitch. Myrtle McNeil 1st Shirl King 2nd

O69 Covered Coat hanger any material – Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O70 Article in Counted Thread work

O71 Handmade shopping basket or bag. Judy Neagle 1st 7 2nd

O72 Cushion Cover, excluding tapestry. Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O73 VAS Cross Stitch Competition Myrtle Mcneil 1st

O74 Candlewicking Judy Neagle 1st & 2nd

O77 Any Needlework not provided for in this section. Leanne Brooks 1st & 2nd

O79 Article to feature applique Judy Neagle 1st & 2nd

O-F - CRAFTWORK

O80 Wall-hanging, any material. Bec Walker 1st Melinda Heatley 2nd

O86 Christmas Stocking Margaret Hunter 1st Shirl King 2nd

O88 Three handmade Greeting Cards Judy Neagle 1st & 2nd

O89 Garment - Heirloom sewing Heather Huebner1st

O91 Christmas Decoration using beading Shirl King 1st & 2nd

O94 Diamond Painting item Leanne Combrink 1st Heather McPhee 2nd

O97 Article made from recycled medium Neville Bothe 1st Heather Huebner 2nd

O99 Craftwork not provided for (Adult) Dimboola Nursing Home 1st

O100 Craftwork not provided for (junior 12 years and under) Jayden Heatley 1st & 2nd

O-G ARRANGED CRAFT COLLECTIONS

O107 Country Women’s Association Competition: Dimboola 1st & 2nd

O108 Make, Bake & Grow. 1st Sienna Avery 2nd Temika Greig

O-H - SCRAP BOOKING & CARD STAMPING

O109 Open - incorporating a Black & White photo Sandra Mibus 1st & 2nd

O110 Open Section - Your Choice 1st Sandra Mibus 2nd Rhonda Huf

O111 Open Section - My Family 1st & 2nd Sandra Mibus

O114 Novice - having not won first prize previously - Any Theme Rhonda Huf 1st & 2nd

Section: Oz - ART

Oz-A - ART

Oz3 Any other medium. 1st Melinda Heatley

Oz4 Intricate pattern, colouring. No larger than A4 1st Marnie Toet

Oz9 Novice – Watercolour 1st Sophie Cook

Oz12 Any medium- 16 years and under 1st Maddison Huf 2nd Jayden Heatley

Oz-C - PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Oz25 Artwork - Prep - Grade 3 1st Lachie Elliott 2nd Isabelle Ward

Oz26 Artwork - Grades 4 – 6 1st Penny Dixon 2nd Ryan Wallace

Oz-D - Steampunk

Oz28 Under 10 years 2D Steampunk themed art/ drawing 1st Logan Hauselberger

Oz30 Under 16 years 2D Steampunk themed art/ drawing 1st Bede Schwarz 2nd William

Shoer

Oz31 Under 16 years 3D Steampunk themed art/ sculpture 1st Artie Avery 2nd Xavier Clugson

Oz33

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Oz36

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OPEN 3D Steampunk themed art/ sculpture 1st Neville Bothe

Oz-D - Metal or Iron Recycling

Small item made from farm bits less Melinda Heatley 1st

Item made from farm bits Melinda Heatley 1st

Free standing art piece made from recycled iron or metal Andrew Heatley

Section: P - FLOWERS

P-A - Roses

P1 One red rose. Ian Barry 1st Susie Barber 2nd

P2 One white rose. Ian Barry 1st Phil Merrett 2nd

P3 One pink rose. Phil Merrett 1st Ian Barry 2nd

P4 One yellow rose, can include Peace. Michelle Glatz 1st Phil Merrett 2nd

P5 One mauve or blue rose. Michelle Glatz 1st Ian Jepson 2nd

P6 One bi-coloured rose. Karen Bridgewater 1st Phil Merrett 2nd

P8 One rose, any other colour Phil Merrett 1st Ian Barry 2nd

P9 One rose, full bloom. Phil Merrett 1st Michelle Glatz 2nd

P10 One rose, Autumn colour Michele Glatz 1st Phil Merrett 2nd

P11 Two roses of one variety. Ian Barry 1st Phil Merrett 2nd

P12 Three roses, distinct varieties. Michelle Glatz 1st

P13 Three roses of one variety, to include 1 bud and 1 full bloom. Michelle Glatz 1st

P14 Three full bloom roses. Michelle Glatz 1st Ian Barry 2nd

P18 Three stems old fashioned type roses. Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P19 One stem of David Austin Rose any colour. Ian barry1st

P21 Container of roses one colour only. Ian Barry 1st Michelle Glatz 2nd

P24 One stem miniature rose. Michelle Glatz 1st

P27 NOVICE One rose, any colour Dakota Baker 1st Meduline Dauphin 2nd

P28 NOVICE One rose, full bloom. Jax baker 1st Dakota Baker 2nd

P29 NOVICE Container of roses. Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

Champion Rose of the Show – Ian Barry

P-B - CUT FLOWERS

P30 Sweet peas, 6 stems, without foliage. Ian Barry 1st Dimboola Nursing Home 2nd

P32 Three white lilies. Judy Neagle 1st

P33 One bloom bearded Iris Joan Wake 1st Karen Unger 2nd

P34 Three blooms bearded Iris, distinct. Joan Wake 1st Karen Unger 2nd

P35 One cut bearded Iris. Ian Barry 1st Karen Unger 2nd

P36 Three cut bearded Iris. Joan Wake 1st

P37 Six cut bearded Iris, distinct. - Ian Barry 1st

P38 Container of Iris, other than bearded. Peter Docherty1st

P39 Bulbs, Corms, tuber or rhizomes - 3 distinct cuts. Judy Neagle 1st

P43 Container of white flowers – Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P44 Container of lemon to gold toned flowers – Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P45 Container of blue to mauve flowers – Dakota Baker 1st Meduline Dauphin 2nd

P48 Container of old-fashioned flowers – Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P50 Three cuts of flowers, distinct. Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P51 Collection of cut flowers, distinct varieties, minimum 6 stems. Dimboola Nursing Home 1st

P52 Three annuals, distinct, one cut of each. Joan Wake 1st

P53 One single Geranium. Heather Huebner 1st Jax Baker 2nd

P54 Three single Geraniums, distinct colours. Heather Huebner 1st

P55 Three double Geraniums, distinct colours. Heather Huebner 1st

P56 One double Geranium. Pam Budde 1st Heather Huebner 2nd

P57 Collection of Geraniums in one container, one stem of each variety Heather

Huebner 1st

P58 One Pelargonium. Margaret Hunter 1st Leanne Combrink 2nd

P59 Three Pelargonium, distinct. Heather Huebner 1st

P60 Three Ivy Geraniums, distinct. Heather Huebner 1st

P63 One Diantha Ian Barry 1st

P64 One flowering shrub. Nyree Hutchins 1st Michelle Glatz 2nd

P66 One native shrub. Susie Barber 1st Michelle Glatz 2nd

P67 Three native shrubs, distinct, one cut each. Nyree Hutchins 1st

P68 One stem Grevillea. Nyree Hutchins 1st Craig Searle 2nd

P70 One stem Leucadendron. Craig Searle 1st Susie Barber 2nd

P72 One cut Banksia. Rachael Boschen 1st

P73 Three cut Banksia, distinct. Rachael Boschen 1st

P74 One cut Protea. Craig Searle 1st Susie Barber 2nd

P76 One cut Lilac. Margaret Hunter 1st & 2nd

P79 Orchid, one bloom. Pam Budde 1st Mary McDonald 2nd

P80 Spike of Orchid. Pam Budde 1st & 2nd

P85 One Cut Lavender Margaret Hunter 1st Nyree Hutchins 2nd

P86 Three Cut Lavenders Meduline Dauphin 1st & 2nd

P88 Cut or Stem not mentioned in Schedule Craig Searle 1st Susie Barber 2nd

P-C - CHAMPIONS

Champion exotic shrub of the Show including Proteas – Margaret Hunter

Champion bloom or cut of Show. (excluding roses and exotic shrubs). - Pam Budde

Champion Australian Native Shrub. (excluding roses and exotic shrubs). - Craig Searle

Best Exhibit Eremophila’s -

P-Ca - EREMOPHILAS

P91 One Stem Pink Margaret Hunter 1st Craig Searle 2nd

P92 One Stem Blue / Mauve Craig Searle 1st

P93 One Stem White Margaret Hunter 1st

P94 One Stem any other colour

P-D - HOBBY COLLECTION

P95 Hobby Collection: Rhonda Huf 1st Lesley Pilmore 2nd

P-E - POT PLANTS

PE1 Plant or plants in hanging container. Pam Budde 1st

PE3 Pot plant - Flowering. – Karen Unger 1st Pam Budde 2nd

PE7 Succulents in container Andrew Heatley 1st Ian Jepson 2nd

PE8 Orchid in bloom. Karen Unger 1st Pam Budde 2nd

P-F - JUNIOR SECTION - under 8 years

Aggregate; Abigail McDonald

PF1 Small item made from recycled medium Abigail McDonald

PF2 Novelty painted egg in eggcup (not using flowers) Leon Dauphin 1st Charlotte Klinge 2nd

PF3 A flower of your choice Daisy Avery 1st Owen Bond 2nd

PF4 Collection of roses, any container Owen Bond 1st Leon Dauphin 2nd

PF6 Three geraniums Leon Dauphin 1st Owen Bond 2nd

PF8 Small novelty arrangement not larger that 20cm, made from fruit and/or vegetables Abigail McDonald 1st Millie Guthrie-Cook 2nd

PF9 Decorated saucer Abigail McDonald 1st Charlie Pilmore 2nd

PF10 Collection of gumnuts Millie Guthrie-Cook 1st Macey Smith 2nd

PF11 Arrangement of flowers in a container from the kitchen Giselle Baker 1st Dakota Baker 2nd

PF12 Longest Gum Leaf – Millie Guthrie-Cook 1st Macey Smith 2nd

PF13 Widest Gum leaf – Millie Guthrie Cook 1st

PF14 Prettiest leaf – Macey Smith 1st Abigail McDonald 2nd

PF15 Decorated wooden spoon Marlie Paech 1st Abigail McDonald 2nd

PF16 Collection of local stones. Owen Bond 1st Abigail McDonald 2nd

PF17 Pet Rock Charlotte Klinge 1st Millie Guthrie Cook 2nd

PF18

PF19

Most unusual insect or bug – Jayden Heatley 1st Theodore McDonald 2nd

Edible necklace or bracelet made by exhibitor 1st Daisy Avery 2nd Marlie Paech

PF20 Lego Machine own design Owen Bond 1st

PF21 Lego house or scene own design – Daisy Avery 1st Abigail McDonald 2nd

PF22 Lego house or scene -Kit Abigail McDonald 1st

PF23 Lego machine- Kit Owen Bond

P-G - JUNIOR SECTION - 8 to 12 years

Aggregate – Chelsea Elliott

PG24 Small novelty made from recycled medium Lachie Elliott 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG25 Novelty painted egg in egg cup Riley Glatz 1st

PG26 A flower of your choice Riley Glatz 1st Molly Avery 2nd

PG27 Collection of roses, any container. Chelsea Elliott 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

PG28 Three different daisies Chelsea Elliott 1st

PG29 Three geraniums Chelsea Elliott 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

PG31 Small novelty arrangement not larger than 20cm, made from fruit and/or

vegetables. Chelsea Elliott

PG32 Decorated wooden spoon Riley Glatz 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

PG33 Collection of gumnuts in a bowl George Smith 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG34 Arrangement of flowers in a container from the kitchen Maddix Bond 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG35 Longest gum leaf – George Smith 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG36 Widest gum leaf – Chelsea Elliott 1st Lachie Elliott 2nd

PG37 Prettiest leaf - Ryan Wallace 1st Claire Wallace 2nd

PG38 Biggest weed leaf, still on stem/s Claire Wallace 1st Ryan Wallace 2nd

PG40 Collection of local stones Maddix Bond 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG41 Pet rock Molly Avery 1st Chelsea Elliott 2nd

PG42 Most unusual insect or bug Chelsea Elliott 1st

PG43 Lego machine - own design Maddix Bond 1st Lachie Elliott 2nd

PG44 Lego house or scene - own design – Mila Ward 1st Claire Wallace 2nd

PG45 Lego Kit house or scene Marnie Toet 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

PG46 Lego kit – machine Lachie Elliott 1st Ryan Wallace 2nd

PG47 Set of two handmade cards - any subject Chelsea Elliott 1st Maddix Bond 2nd

PG48 Handmade bracelet or anklet – Claire Wallace 1st Molly Avery 2nd

Section: Q - PHOTOGRAPHY

Champion Enlargement of Show: – Bree Myers

Champion Small Print: $15 from Dimboola A & P Soc

Junior Section Champion: Dimboola Pharmacy

Grand Champion Image of Show: Bree Myers

Q-A - ENLARGEMENTS Colour or Black and white 18cm x 12cm (7" X 5") or Larger

Q1 Open Nick Pietsch 1st Bree Myers 2nd

Q2 Portrait or child study Bree Myers 1st & 2nd

Q3 Landscape / Seascape Waterscape Bruce Westendorf 1st Bree Myers 2nd

Q4 Flower Study, animal, bird or insect Bree Myers 1st Nick Pietsch 2nd

Q5 Rural Scene Nick Pietsch 1st Bree Myers 2nd

Q6 Historical or Heritage Interest Nick Pietsch 1st

Q7 Nature’s Patterns Nick Pietsch 1st & 2nd

Q8 Man Made Nick Pietsch 1st

Q9 Close up. Nick Pietsch 1st & 2nd

Q10 Action Nick Pietsch 1st Bree Myers 2nd

Q11 After dark / low light Nick Pietsch 1st Ian Jepson 2nd

Q12 Drone shots Nick Pietsch 1st & 2nd

Q13

Q-B - SMALLPRINTS

Q14 Open Bruce Westendorf 1st & 2nd

Q15

Q16 Landscape / Seascape / Waterscape Bruce Westendorf 1st Maggie Bridgewater 2nd

Q17 Flower Study, animal bird or insect Bruce Westendorf 1st Maggie Bridgewater 2nd

Q18 Rural Scene Nyree Hutchins 1st Maggie Bridgewater 2nd

Q19 Historical or Heritage Interest Vicki Elliott 1st

Q20 Nature’s Patterns Tanya Huebner 1st Vicki Elliott 2nd

Q21 Man Made Nyree Hutchins 1st & 2nd

Q22 Close-Up Maggie Bridgewater 1st Nyree Hutchins 2nd

Q23

Q24 After dark / low light Nyree Hutchins 1st Leon Elliott 2nd

Q25 Drone shots Maggie Bridgewater 1st & 2nd

Q26

Q27

Q-D - Junior Photography under 15 years

Q28 Picturesque Scene Grace Nuske 1st Lola Ross 2nd

Q29 Our Township Chelsea Elliott 1st Indie Francis 2nd

Q30 The river Chelsea Elliott 1st

Q31 The Backyard Logon McDonald 1st Indie Francis 2nd

Q32 Animal(s) or Bird(s)

Q33

Q-G - Special Sections

Sponsor: Dimboola A&P Society.

Australian Aurora Bree Myers 1st & 2nd

Q-F - Champions

Champion Enlargement of Show Bree Myers

Champion Small Print Bruce Westendorf

Junior Section Champion Logon McDonald

GRAND CHAMPION IMAGE OF SHOW Bree Myers

Section: Z - COMPETITIONS

Z-C - WHIP CRACKING

U12 Dimboola Junior Whip Cracking – Pip Cannell 1st Mila Ward 2nd

U18 Dimboola Junior Whip Cracking – Ash Cannell 1st Tori Menzel 2nd

Open Dimboola Whip Cracking – Kirsty Bone 1st Zoe Aitken 2nd

Wimmera Whip Cracking Championship – Kirsty Bone

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