Thank you to all the residents and visitors of Dalwallinu and surrounds who helped to bring together this year’s annual show. The community spirit was felt as volunteers enthusiastically dedicated their time to bring together the ideas and the efforts of the committee over the year.

Saturday blessed us with a mix of weather with approximately 1330 adults and children coming through the gate.

CONGRATULATIONS to our quiet achiever Dave Roach; we had the pleasure of making Dave a life member, for his contribution and dedication to the society for over 40 years.

Special Thanks to the Shire of Dalwallinu for supporting this event, especially the Shire employee’s for presenting the grounds and building in a very neat & tidy state and offering any assistance as required.

Highlight of the day was to have Julian Krieg as our special guest for the day with his opening address of reinforcing the importance of listening to a mate and the value of a HUG!

Trevor from Regional Men’s Health-TALK TO A MATE for support to all.

Thanks to John Wallis for providing our temporary office and to Wubin Towing for picking up and returning.

To all of the volunteer’s that attended the Busy Bee’s for setting up.

The Steward’s for arranging all the entries and any other necessary duties.

The Judge’s that travelled from various parts of the state.

The Lady’s in the kitchen that kept us all well fed.

Everyone that donated food and any other items for the day.

Dalwallinu Lions Club for manning the gate all day.

Total Toilets, Steve and Karen for providing additional clean ablutions and hand cleaning station.

The Dalwallinu Golf Club for running the bar.

Laurie Donnes for being our Approved Bar Manager.

Elders Insurance and Scholz Rural for their generous donation towards the free toddler-zone.

Sonya Thomas, Jo DiLoreto and helpers John & Stretch for a great job of setting up and cleaning the Poultry shed.

Thank you so much to those that attended Sunday for clean-up.

We would like to especially thank the committee for your commitment in organising this event.

Thanks again

Stephen & Rebecca Wilson