110th Barraba Show

Pavilion Schedule

Saturday and Sunday

6 & 7 March, 2021

Barraba PA & H Association Inc President: Dave Penna

Secretary: Julie Williams PO BOX 108, BARRABA, NSW 2347 Ph:0447 222 347 Email: barrabapah@hotmail.com

www.barrabashow.com.au

Note: For any Biosecurity issues please contact the Biosecurity

Officer Tim Crowley on 0428 457 652

OFFICE BEARERS 2020 - 2021 Patrons: Chris Forbes, Lyn Forbes, Leon

Cummins

President: Dave Penna

Vice-presidents: Campbell Tonkin, Ian Perry

Secretary: Julie Williams

Treasurer: Jenny Simpson

Public Officer: Julie Williams

Public Relations: Terry Threlfall

Honorary Veterinarian: Barraba Vet Clinic

Honorary Plumber: Tim Endacott

Honorary Electrician: Adam Crowley

Bar Manager: Patrick Sherwood

Ground Steward: David Penna

WH&S Officer:

Ring Masrter:

Bill Croll

Biosecurity Officer: Tim Crowley

Showground Management Committee Delegates: Dave Penna, Tim

Crowley, Campbell Tonkin.

General Committee: Amanda Cabot, Peter Squire, Julie Southwell, Ian Perry, Sam McDouall, Patti Crowley, Don Roberts, Mia Burgess, Tim Crowley

Chief Stewards: Sam McDouall, Bill Tonkin, Tania Alderton, Hugh McMurtrie, Bill West, Elizabeth O’Brien, Campbell Tonkin, Paul and Penny Vary, Steve Thompson, Howard Carter, Ian Perry, Nicole Gillogly, Adam Cabot, Amanda Cabot, Faye Coombes, Natalie Twiss, Anna McMurtrie, Stacey Sedgwick, Patti Crowley, Angela Croll, Annette Brittain, Ann Botting, Ann Smith, Joyce Watkins, Karin Thurston, Robyn Walker.

Showgirl Coordinators: Bindy Abell, Kelly Brown

LIFE MEMBERS:

Mrs E. Carter, Mr E. Croft, Mrs M. Crowley, Mr R.T. Hays, Mrs V. McCusker, Mrs R. Peake, Mr J. Riley, Mrs R. Sparke, Mr T. & Mrs P. Crowley, Mr C. & Mrs L. Forbes, Mrs J. Simpson, Mr R.I. Witten, Mr L. Cummins, Mr B. & Mrs E. Croll, Mr S. & Mrs T. Crowley, Mr W. & Mrs J. Crowley, Mrs A. Cabot, Mr D. McDouall, Mr H. Carter.

INFORMATION FOR MEMBERS AND EXHIBITORS Personal Accident Insurance Policy Association Personal Accident Insurance Policy protects persons aged between 12 & 80 years volunteering as unpaid stewards and other unpaid assistants at the show. There will be NO vehicles around the rodeo arena. This decision has been made by the committee for the safety of competitors and spectators. There is a 10km per hour speed limit on the show ground.

Gate admission – FREE Drones NO DRONES allowed on showgrounds during show. Camping NO CAMPING in the show ring. Biosecurity We are a Biosecurity Aware Show. The Barraba P.A & H. Association Inc. is aware that biosecurity is an important issue when you consider exhibiting your livestock at our show. We have endeavoured to provide an environment that is as pest and disease free as possible in a show environment.

COVID safe key principles: STRINGENT HAND & PERSONAL HYGIENE & 1.5 METRES SOCIAL DISTANCING IS REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES. STAY AT HOME IF YOU ARE UNWELL. SIGN IN VIA QR CODE AT ENTRY OR WRITTEN DETAILS & 2 SQUARE METRE RULE TO BE OBSERVED. However, while we continue to try to provide a safe environment for our exhibitors, you are ultimately responsible for your own biosecurity. You should make your own risk assessment of our facilities and act accordingly. Please use common sense. The following advice from Animal Health Australia may help you make valid decisions. Responsibility for biosecurity doesn’t end when your livestock leave the farm gate. By implementing good management practices in your farming operation, you’ll be playing an important role in protecting your region, and possibly the entire industry, from devastating disease outbreaks. These practical measures will help ensure your biosecurity practices extend into the wider community:

Moving animals off your property:

• Make sure your animals are fit to travel before loading. Diseased/injured

animals should not be moved off property and if necessary, you should

seek veterinary attention.

• Supply a NVD/TSS and animal health declaration.

Taking animals to shows:

• Ensure pens/housing areas are clean before they enter.

• Feed and water your livestock separately, if possible.

• Never share equipment – if you must, always clean & disinfect before

and after use.

• Isolate any returning stock for 10 days to allow for weed seed elimination

and signs of diseases and pests.

Further information that can assist you in making an informed decision can be found at www.farmbiosecurity.com.au

Johne’s disease

Exhibitors will be required to have a signed Sheep Health Declaration.

Dogs

All dogs must have up to date vaccinations.

Biosecurity Officer: Tim Crowley 0428 457 652

Association rules All competitors and exhibitors are asked to abide by the Association Rules and Regulations posted at the Secretary’s Office.

Insurance, risk and waivers All exhibitors and competitors are advised to hold their own public liability insurance policy. Exhibitors in all Sections participate and exhibit at their own risk and are required to sign a waiver form to include with entries. Exhibitors are kindly requested to have their Entry Forms, Waiver Forms and Fees to the Secretary as early as possible.

Cancelling entries Exhibitors are kindly requested to advise the Secretary at least three days prior to the Opening Day of the Show if they do not intend exhibiting the exhibits they have entered.

Prize money It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to collect prize money from the Treasurer at the Secretary’s office during the Show. NO monies will be paid after the show. To avoid long queues, prize money will be available for collection from the Secretary’s Office between 12 noon and 5pm on Saturday 6th March or

between 10am and 2.45pm on Sunday 7th March or at the Pavilion from 3pm to 4pm on Sunday.

Horse Stall Bookings Fee MUST accompany the entry form or bookings will not be recorded. Bookings for horse stalls must be given to the Secretary by Wednesday 3 March. Fees are NOT refundable. Horse stalls near Pavilion and Secretary’s Office: OLD HORSE STALLS $8 NEW HORSE STALLS $10. HORSE STALLS IN THE CAMPDRAFT AREA ARE FREE BUT CANNOT BE BOOKED.

Camping fees $12 per night

Trade exhibits

Application forms from the Secretary or the website. www.barrabashow.com.au

Glass on Showground

NO GLASS allowed on Showground

Show office

Located in the southern part of the grounds.

Show office

PAVILION Information for Exhibitors Pavilion Ribbons Donated by TAMWORTH REGIONAL COUNCIL Thank you to Mrs Josephine Witten for her generous donations towards the Pavilion. ‘BEES’ - PAVILION THEME 2021: Any Pavilion Classes can include the BEE Theme. BE CREATIVE! QR Code or sign in at entry to showground, physical distancing, 2 square metre rule, hand & personal hygiene to be observed at all times. PLEASE do NOT attend the Show if you are unwell. PAVILION CO-ORDINATOR: Mrs M Cabot (02) 6783 3110 Entry Fee: $1 each; Bulk School Entries: 50c each. Prize Money: Open Classes will only be paid when Class is sponsored. All School and Child Classes will receive Prize money. ENTERING AND DELIVERY OF PAVILION EXHIBITS: ENTRIES will only be permitted if accompanied by an Entry Form, Waiver Form and Entry Fee. Entries can be made DIRECTLY to the Secretary’s Office at the Showground between 10am - 4pm on Weekdays, from Monday 1st to Thursday 4th March 2021, OR DELIVERED to the Showground Pavilion on Friday 5th March 2021, 8am – 10am. Exhibits will not be accepted outside these dates and times.(See cut flowers, photography, farm produce below) IMPORTANT – All Entries to be in writing on an Official Entry Form. Entry Fees must accompany Entry Forms. Please remember to complete the Waiver Form or the PA&H cannot exhibit your Entry. Forms available on the Barraba Show website. PHOTOGRAPHY: Entries close Tuesday 2nd March 2021, at 3:30pm. CUT FLOWERS: Should be delivered to the Luncheon Pavilion from 3 – 5pm, on Friday 5th March 2021. FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE: Should be delivered to the Bar Pavilion (next to the Wool Pavilion) from 2 - 4pm, on Friday 5th March 2021.

COLLECTION OF PRIZE MONEY: To minimise numbers of people queuing in Pavilion, please try to collect prize money from the Secretary office between 12 noon and 5pm on Saturday 6th March or between 10am and 2.45pm on Sunday 7th March or at the Pavilion

from 3pm to 4pm on Sunday. COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS to be conducted on Sunday 7th March 2021, 3 - 4pm, (unless prior arrangements made).

‘SUNSHINE’ - PAVILION THEME 2022

SCHOOL COLOURING-IN COMPETITION – Sponsored by Mrs Lyn Forbes WEBSITE: www.barrabashow.com.au

ALL CARE TAKEN, BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY ACCEPTED FOR EXHIBITS

Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba Showgrounds and the Barraba Show.

SECTION 15: FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE________________ STEWARDS: Mrs F Coombes (02) 6782 1992, Mrs S Russell & Mrs P White Notes:

A. ALL VEGETABLES ARE TO BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR B. Pumpkins and Melons to be cut when judged. C. Produce will be taken at the BAR Pavilion between 2pm – 4pm Friday 5TH

March. D. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show.

ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 CLASSES:

1. 4 Onions – Mr & Mrs S Russell 2. 1 Bunch Spring Onions (6-10) – Mr T Stewart Memorial 3. 1 Bunch Shallots (6-10) – Mr T Stewart Memorial 4. 4 Tomatoes – Mr T Stewart Memorial 5. 4 Cherry Tomatoes – Lorna Goldman Memorial 6. 3 Beetroot – Mrs F Coombes 7. 3 Cucumbers – Mr T Stewart Memorial 8. 3 Cobs of Corn – Mr T Stewart Memorial 9. 6 Carrots – Mr T Stewart Memorial 10. 6 Stalks of Rhubarb – Mr T Stewart Memorial 11. 6 Stalks of Spinach – Mr T Stewart Memorial 12. 250g Beans, any variety – Mr T Stewart Memorial 13. 1 Capsicum, any variety – Mr T Stewart Memorial 14. 6 Chillies – Mrs F Coombes 15. 1 Squash, any variety – Mr T Stewart Memorial 16. 1 Zucchini – Mr T Stewart Memorial 17. Largest Zucchini – Mr & Mrs S Russell 18. 1 Watermelon – Mr T Stewart Memorial 19. 1 Pumpkin, Queensland Blue – Mr T Stewart Memorial 20. 1 Pumpkin, Butternut – Mr T Stewart Memorial 21. 1 Table Pumpkin, any variety – Mr T Stewart Memorial 22. Largest Pumpkin – Mr & Mrs S Russell 23. 1Kg Potatoes – Mr T Stewart Memorial 24. Other Vegetable, unspecified – Mr T Stewart Memorial 25. 1 Gramma, any variety – Mr T Stewart Memorial 26. Best Collection of Vegetables, grown in Barraba & District – Mrs F Coombes 27. 6 Fruit, any variety – Jean Bowman Memorial 28. 1Kg Grapes, any variety – Mr & Mrs P White 29. Collection of Herbs – Mrs F Coombes 30. 1 Dozen Hen Eggs – Edith Mallise Memorial 31. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable, Preschool – Mrs K Schmidt 32. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable, Infants – Mr T McKid Memorial 33. Best Decorated Fruit or Vegetable, Primary – Mr T Mckid Memorial

34. Most oddly shaped Fruit or Vegetable – Mr J Rodger Memorial 35. 1 Jar Honey – Mr & Mrs P White

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: $5 & Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR EXHIBITOR: $5 & Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS RIBBONS Donated by SAUNDERS FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

SECTION 16: CUT FLOWERS_____________________________

“BEE THEME” FOR 2021

CHIEF STEWARD: Natalie Twiss : 0487 362 955

STEWARDS Emma Aurisch, Debbie McDouall, Sue Retchlag & Paula McIver SPONSORS: Mrs. S.M. Crowley Memorial, Mrs. D Hannaford Memorial, Mrs. V. McVicar Memorial, Mrs. J. Abra, Mr. & Mrs. H Hiscock Memorial, Mrs. M. Bennett Memorial, Mrs. N McDouall Memorial, Mrs. P. Crowley, Designer Bunches Florist, Mrs. P McIver, Ms. T. Russell, Mrs K Adams, Mrs. D McDouall, Ms. N Twiss, Mrs. T Murray

BONUS PRIZE: Lucky entry - $20 voucher donated by Heemskerk’s Nursery.

ENTRIES: Flowers to Luncheon Pavilion from 3.00pm - 5.00pm, 5th March 2021.

RULES:

A. No flower can be entered in more than one section.

B. Only Competitors will be allowed in the Pavilion while the flowers are being

arranged.

C. Please pay attention to presentation.

D. No Buds on Roses in Classes 1 - 5.

E. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba Showgrounds

and the Barraba Show.

ENTRY FEE: $1.00.

ROSES:

1. 1 Specimen Rose — Pink - Designer Bunches Florist.

2. 1 Specimen Rose — Red – Ms. Tammy Russell

3. 1 Specimen Rose — any Colour - Mr. & Mrs. H. Hiscock Memorial

4. 1 Full Bloom Rose - Mrs. V. McVicar Memorial

5. 1 Multi Colour Rose – Barb Gilbert Memorial

6. Bud to Full Bloom, three stages - Mr. & Mrs. H Hiscock Memorial

7. 2 Cuts Floribunda or Cluster Rose - Mrs. J. Abra

8. 2 Cuts Miniature Rose - Designer Bunches Florist.

9. 2 Cuts Climbing Rose – Mrs. P. Crowley

10. A Container of Roses - Mrs. D. Hannaford Memorial

DAHLIAS: Definitions:

DECORATIVE – Large, heavy, double flowers, 15-25cm in diameter produced

on long stems. Plants 2m tall.

HYBRID CACTUS: Flowers with narrow, curled petals, but smaller than

decorative types. Plants 1.5m tall.

POMPOM: Small, tightly packed flowers in a wide range of colours.

11. 1 Decorative Dahlia - Ms. Tammy. Russell

12. 3 Decorative Dahlias – Mrs. Kathy Adams

13. 1 Cactus Dahlia – Ms. Tammy Russell

14. 3 Cactus Dahlias - Designer Bunches Florist.

15. 1 Pompom Dahlia – Designer Bunches Florist.

16. 3 Pompom Dahlias – Mrs. Kathy Adams

17. 1 Garden Dahlia – Ms. Tammy Russell

CUT FLOWERS:

(Collection is more than 6 cuts, less than 12 cuts with as many varieties as

possible.)

18. Container of Marigolds – Ms. Natalie Twiss

19. 1 specimen cut flower – Mrs. Deb McDouall

20. Container of Salvia – Ms. Natalie Twiss

21. Container of Verbena – Ms. Natalie Twiss

22. Container of Daisies. – Designer Bunches Florist.

23. Collection of Flowers — at least 3 varieties - Mrs. Deb McDouall

24. 2 Cuts Geranium – Mrs. Kathy Adams

25. Container of Flowers, not mentioned above — one variety - Mrs. Kathy Adams

26. 1 Cut Bulb or Rhizome – Mrs. Kathy Adams

27. 2 Cuts Flowering Tree or Shrub – Mrs. Kathy Adams

28. 2 Cuts Flowering Creeper or Climber – Mrs. Kathy Adams

29. Unusual Flower — 1 Cut or Pot – Ms. Natalie Twiss

CHAMPION ROSE, CUT FLOWER OR DAHLIA, Classes 1 – 29.

Mrs. S. M. Crowley Memorial, Theresa Murray $10 & Ribbon.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN ROSES, CUT FLOWERS & DAHLIAS,

Classes 1 – 29. Mrs. Paula McIver, $5 & Ribbon.

POT PLANTS:

30. Flowering Pot Plant – Mrs. Joyce Abra

31. Pot of Succulent - Designer Bunches Florist.

32. Pot or Basket of Fern, any variety – Ms. Natalie Twiss

33. Foliage Pot Plant - Mrs. S.M Crowley Memorial

DECORATIVE SECTION:

34. Succulents, stone & wood - Mrs. V. McVicar Memorial

35. Cottage arrangement - Mrs. Paula McIver

36. Arrangement incorporating “Bees”– Ms. Tammy Russell

37. One flower with foliage – Ms. Tammy Russell

38. Posy in Water – Mrs. Deb McDouall

CHAMPION DECORATIVE EXHIBIT

Mrs. N. McDouall Memorial, Theresa Murray $10 & Ribbon.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN DECORATIVE SECTION

Mrs. Patti Crowley, Theresa Murray $10 & Ribbon.

CHILDREN’S SECTION:

MUST BE THE WORK OF THE CHILD.

DEFINITIONS: POSY: Small bunch of sweet-scented flowers or bouquet, with short

stems tied together.

PRE SCHOOL STUDENTS

39. Arranged in sand “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021), any embellishments

40. Float bowl

41. From the Bush

42. As I like it

INFANTS SCHOOL STUDENTS

43 . Arrangement in sand “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021), and embellishments

44. Flowers on a Saucer

45. From the Bush

46. As you like it

PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

47. Arrangement “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021)

48. Posy in water

49. From the Bush

50. As I like It

MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRESCHOOL

$5 and Ribbon, Mrs. Deb McDouall,

MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR INFANTS SCHOOL

$5 and Ribbon, Mrs. M. Bennett Memorial

MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRIMARY SCHOOL

$5 and Ribbon, Mrs. N. McDouall Memorial

SECTION 17: COOKING

Chief Steward: Mrs A McMurtrie (02) 6783 2274 Steward: Mrs A McDouall Notes:

A. All entries MUST be in plastic bags with ties. Oven bags work well. B. For 2021, due to COVID-19 restrictions, all entries will be disposed of at the

completion of the show. C. Exhibitor’s tickets will be attached to the bag. D. No ring cake tins to be used. Round, square or rectangular tins only. E. No rack marks to show on cakes. F. No flour on bottom of scones. G. The Judge reserves the right not to award prizes in any class if exhibits are

not up to standard. H. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. I. Cake boards must be no larger than 20cm square, so they fit on our shelves. J. Agricultural Societies Council (ASC) of NSW co-ordinates a Special Rich Fruit

Cake competition. The winner of this category is entitled to enter the Group Zone Final; the winner of the final is then entitled to enter the Sydney Royal Show. Recipe below.

Entries will be taken on Friday 6th March at the Cooking Section in the Pavilion from 8:30am -10am.

Note: Judge must cut all entries before making awards.

Entry fee: $1

Prize money: 1st $3, 2nd $1

Major sponsor: Medcirc Barraba (Medical Centre) Sponsors: Mrs A Bright, Mrs J Copelin, Mrs A McMurtrie, Swan Fine Foods, Mrs F Dawson, Mrs Jean Williams Memorial, Julie Williams. CLASSES:

1 Plate of 3 Scones 2 Loaf of bread, any variety 3 Sponge Cake 4 Plate of 4 Icing Filled Biscuits, one variety – Swan Fine Foods 5 Anzac Biscuits 6 Rich Fruit Cake – ASC NSW competition. Refer to compulsory recipe

below. Prize money $20 7 2 Muffins, one variety 8 4 Protein Balls 9 Banana Bread 10 Chocolate Cake – Iced all over 11 Any type of Cake using fruit not previously mentioned 12 Plate of 4 Iced Slice, one variety

13 Plate of 4 pieces of Chocolate Caramel Slice – Mrs A McMurtrie 14 Plate of 4 pieces of Rocky Road 15 Bee Sting – Jean Williams Memorial 16 Honey Cake 17 Honey Jumbles – one pink, one white 18 Failure Item while baking for the 2021 Barraba Show

CHAMPION EXHIBITOR CLASS 1-18: $10 and Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR CLASS 1-18: Swan Fine Foods $10.00

SCHOOL SECTION: 17 years and under – must be work of the child

19 Plate of 4 Choc Chip Biscuits 20 Plate of 4 pieces of Chocolate Brownie – Swan Fine Foods 21 Lolly Bracelet limited to 20cm length of fishing line. 22 Healthy Lunchbox Snack- 2 pieces eg mini quiche, savoury muffins 23 Plate of 4 Honey Joys 24 Decorated Cake – only decoration to be judged – Mrs J Copelin $5.00

6 years and under– must be work of the child

25 4 Arrowroot Biscuits Iced and Decorated – Mrs F Dawson $5.00 26 Decorated Boiled Egg (in an egg cup) 27 4 Decorated Patty Cakes 28 4 Pikelets

CHAMPION EXHIBIT SCHOOL SECTION – Medcirc Barraba (Medical Centre) $10 and Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OVERALL SCHOOL SECTION –$10 and Ribbon

Rich Fruit Cake Recipe Here is what you need: 250g (8 oz) sultanas 250 g (8 oz) chopped raisins 250 g (8 oz) currants 90 g (3oz) chopped red glace cherries 125 g (4 oz) chopped mixed peel 90 g (3oz) chopped blanched almonds 250 g (8 oz) plain flour 60 g (2 oz) self-raising flour 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves 250g (8 oz) butter 250g (8 oz) soft brown sugar ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR finely grated lemon rind ½ teaspoon almond essence ½ teaspoon vanilla essence 4 large eggs 1/3 cup sherry or brandy

Here is what you do: Mix together all the fruits and nuts and sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least one hour, but preferably overnight. Sift together the flours and spices. Cream together the butter and sugar with the essences. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition, and then alternately add the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff enough to support a wooden spoon. Place the mixture into a prepared square tin no larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a slow oven for approximately 3 1/2 - 4 hours. Allow the cake to cool in the tin NOTE: To ensure uniformity and depending on the size, it is suggested the raisins be snipped into 2 or 3 pieces, cherries into 4-6 pieces and almonds crosswise into 3-4 pieces.

BARRABA SHOW RAFFLE Tickets $1 each Thank you to all prize donors: 1st prize: Full car service - Kensells Tamworth 2nd: $150 Fuel Vouchers - Campbells BP Inverell 3rd: $100 Food voucher - IGA Barraba 4th: Product form GMC Electrical Tamworth 5th: Dinner for 2 at the Commercial Hotel Barraba 6th: Crocheted pure wool knee rug – Julie Southwell 7th: Calibre Country product. 8th: Wine glasses – Barraba PA&H Drawn on SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE SHOW

SECTION 18: JAMS & PRESERVES____________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Stacey Sedgwick 0427 830 130 STEWARD: Mrs Barbara Cox (02) 6783 1406 “BEES” (Pavilion Theme 2021) Please keep this in mind, to incorporate somehow with your Entries in the various Classes. Notes: A. Entries are to be presented well filled, in clean, sterilised jars/bottles with all commercial labels removed. No mould or fermentation accepted. B. Jars require plain screw lids without wax and without jam setter. C. Brand names on lids must be masked and metal lids must display no signs of rust or corrosion. D. Two labels are required on jars: front label naming Entry, back label indicating main ingredients. E. The Judge shall have the right to sample all Entries. F. Exhibits must not have previously been entered in the Barraba Show. G. Presentation is important. Jars to be sealed – due to covid 19 H. Preserves are not opened during judging. I. Sweet/Savoury Jars; DO NOT mix/recycle jars, as contents become tainted in taste. J. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3, 2ND $1 SPONSORS: Sincere thanks to each of the following: Mrs M E Brown Memorial, Mrs J Benson, Mr Joe Faulkner Memorial, Mrs Jean Williams Memorial, Julie Williams and Sedgwick Family. Classes: 1. 1 Jar Plum Jam 2. 1 Jar Peach Jam 3. 1 Jar Nectarine Jam 4. 1 Jar Fresh Apricot Jam – Mrs M E Brown Memorial 5. 1 Jar Fig Jam – Mrs Jean Williams Memorial 6. 1 Jar Strawberry Jam 7. 1 Jar Berry Jam 8. 1 Jar Melon Jam 9. 1 Jar Tomato Jam – Mr Joe Faulkner Memorial 10. 3 Jars Assorted Jams 11. 1 Jar Homemade Jelly 12. 1 Jar Orange Marmalade 13. 1 Jar Three Fruits Marmalade 14. 2 Jars Marmalade, assorted 15. 1 Jar Jam, any variety 16. 1 Jar Preserve, any Fruit or Vegetable (Vacola/or similar) 17. 1 Jar Lemon Butter 18. 2 Jars Sweet Sauces, dessert, assorted 19. 2 Jars Savoury Sauces, assorted

20. 1 Jar Chutney 21. 1 Jar Tomato Relish 22. 1 Jar Beetroot Chutney or Relish 23. 1 Jar Mustard Pickles 24. 2 Jars Pickles, assorted 25. 1 Bottle Flavoured Oil 26. 1 Bottle Flavoured Vinegar 27. 1 Jar Salad Dressing, including Honey 28. 1 Jar Preserved Olives 29. 1 Jar Tapenade 30. 1 Jar Salsa CHAMPION EXHIBIT - SWEET: $10 & Ribbon CHAMPION EXHIBIT - SAVOURY: $10 & Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - $10 & Ribbon

SECTION 19: PHOTOGRAPHY______________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Patti Crowley 6782 1795 STEWARDS: Alison Gadd, Chloe Taylor, Dot Hannaford

FEATURE CLASS: BEES 2021

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY – Please read carefully

A. Entries must be submitted to Show Office at the Showground. B. Entries close 3.30pm, Tuesday 2nd March 2021. All exhibits must be with

the Show Secretary at that time. All mail entries must arrive by this date. C. All entries must have Exhibitor’s name clearly marked on the back of

mounting plus Class Number as per Schedule Entry Form. D. Prints must be mounted on THIN BLACK CARDBOARD ONLY

MINIMUM SIZE 12.5cm x 17.5cms (5inches x 7inches) and a MAXIMUM SIZE of 20cm x 25cm (8inches x 10inches): the mount must not be larger than 2.5cm (1 inch) more on any side of a print. Framed prints will not be accepted.

E. All entries must be taken by the Exhibitor. F. Developing and printing may be done by a commercial photographer. G. Exhibits must not have been previously entered in the Barraba Show. H. AMATEURS ONLY I. Maximum of 10 photos per person please. J. Photographs will be protected from direct sunlight whilst on display in the

Pavilion. K. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1.00 per photo. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00. SPECIAL FEATURE: BEES

1. BEES - SPONSORED BY BARRABA PHARMACY - 1st $30, 2nd $20

BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY: 2. People – Individual or Group 3. Child Study 4. Architecture 5. Creative 6. Any Other Subject

CHAMPION BLACK & WHITE PRINT: Guy Derrick Memorial $25.00

COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY:

7. Australian travel photo SPONSOR - WENTWORTH TRAVEL 1st $30 2nd $20

ph: 02 9301 9905 8. People - Individual or Group 9. Child Study

10. Animals and Pets 11. Birds 12. Flora (plants/flowers/trees etc) 13. Featuring the Barraba Show or Barraba Australia Day 2020 SPONSORED BY Chloe Renee Photography 1st $10, 2nd $5 14. Winter Wonderland. SPONSORED BY Chloe Renee Photography 1st $10, 2nd $5 15. Water Scapes (Sea, Waterfall, Lakes or Rivers) 16. Landscapes 17. Sunset / Sunrise 18. Reflections. SPONSORED BY Chloe Renee Photography 1st $10, 2nd $5 19. Any Other Subject. 20. Before & After (any subject) CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT: Guy Derrick Memorial $25.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - COLOUR OR B & W: Guy Derrick Memorial $25.00 PHOTOGRAPHY - SCHOOL SECTION: Sponsored by Jennylyn King

NOTES:

A. Age will be taken into consideration and must be marked on Entry. B. Open only for School Children. C. Entries must be taken by the Exhibitor. D. Computer generated prints will be accepted

21. Colour Print, any subject – Primary 22. Black/White print any subject – Primary 23. Mobile phone photo, any subject - Primary 24. Colour Print, any subject – Secondary 25. Black/White print, any subject – Secondary 26. Mobile phone photo, any subject - Secondary CHAMPION SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHIC ENTRY: Sponsored by Janine Randall $10.00 MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL EXHIBITOR: Sponsored by Mrs Daisy Groth. $10.00

FEATURE CLASS FOR 2022: SUN SHINE

The Photography Section would like to thank the following Sponsors and Donors of Special Awards and Prizes, for their support. Barraba Pharmacy, Wentworth Travel, Guy Derrick Memorial, Janine Randall, Mandy Cabot, Andy Wright, Brenda McColl, Jenny Farrar, Daisy Groth, Jennylyn King, Gerda Gamper, Nanette Bowman, Chloe Renee Photography.

Barraba phone: 67821091

SECTION 20: HANDCRAFTS_____________________________ STEWARD: Mrs Angela Croll 0428 461143 NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS: A All entries must be work of Exhibitor B Children to attach age to Exhibit C Stewards reserve the right to delete or alter Classes as they see fit D Exhibit must NOT have previously been entered in the Barraba Show E Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1.00 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3.00, 2nd $1.00 Classes 2 to 24 Sponsors: Ms A McGregor, Mrs A Croll, Mrs B Sadler, Mrs L Forbes, Mrs M Godfrey, Mrs M Bowman, Mrs R Walker, Rixon Family Barraba Station, Tapestry Ladies, Ms D Etheridge, Mrs A Ratliff CLASSES:

1 Article of handcraft inspired by BEES 2021 Pavilion Theme. 1st $10, 2nd $5

2 Handmade item for the home (i.e. pot-holder, tea cosy, bag or basket, doorstop, covered coat hanger, pin cushion)

3 Handmade fashion accessory (hat, belt, handbag, scarf)

4 Handmade decorative item (picture using dried flower/grass, wall hanging, soft sculpture)

5 Soft Toy (including knitted/crochet, sewn, embroidered)

6 Toy any other medium (including metal, timber, paper, decorated board game)

7 Braid – any technique

8 Skein hand spun wool

9 Skein hand spun yarn other than wool

10 Article of handcraft made of hand-spun yarn

11 Skein of Novelty yarn

12 Article made from hand-woven fabric

13 Handmade felt – any article

14 Article made from recycled material

15 Woodcraft (maximum item size 50cm square approx.)

16 Mosaic Craft Item (maximum item size 50cm square approx.)

17 Article of leatherwork

18 Sculpture – any medium

19 Handmade Greeting Card – X3 designs (Limit 2 entries per person)

20 Scrapbook Layout using mixed media

21 Scrapbook item “Off the page”

22 Handcraft item by person who has not won a prize (current year only)

23 Article of handmade Jewellery

24 Any article of handcraft not mentioned NOTE: Maximum size provided as a guide. If an article is entered oversize, the item will be displayed at Stewards discretion.

CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Mrs L Etheridge Memorial, $5 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – Mrs A Ratliff, $5

SECTION 20: HANDCRAFTS – SCHOOL SECTION_______________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Rebecca Capel (02) 6782 1139 MAJOR SPONSOR: Mrs Therese Crowley ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 Notes: A. Exhibitors must enter in their CURRENT AGE GROUP and SCHOOL YEAR, regardless of age at time work was done. Please state age on back of Entry Card. B. NO NAMES ON WORK PLEASE. C. If Entries consist of more than one item, please attach all items to a Lego board/base. D. Lego board/base not more than 30 cm X 30 cm. E. Written Entries to be placed in a plastic sleeve. F. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. Preschool 25. Duplo or Lego Construction preferably on a Lego/Duplo base or flat base. 26. Other Handcraft. Infants 27. Lego Freestyle, moveable parts, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 28. Lego Freestyle, stationary, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 29. Collage – “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021). 30. Handcraft made with re-cycled materials. 31. Other Handcraft. Primary 3,4 32. Lego Freestyle, moveable parts, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 33. Lego Freestyle, stationary, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 34. Collage or Poster – “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 35. Handcraft made with recycled materials. 36. Other Handcraft. 37. Written story or poem (1 x A4 page) – “Bees” (Pavilion Theme 2021) Primary 5,6 38. Lego/Technics, Freestyle, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 39. Lego/Technics, made from Kit, preferably on a Lego base or flat base. 40. Collage or Poster – “Bees” (Pavilion theme 2021). 41. Handcraft made with re-cycled materials. 42. Other Handcraft. 43. Written story or poem (1 x A4 page) – “Bees” (Pavilion theme 2021). Secondary 44. Wood or Metalwork. 45. Leatherwork. 46. Other Handcraft. CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Tapestry Ladies $5 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – Therese Crowley $5

SECTION 21:

Proudly supporting the Barraba Community.

129 Queen Street. Ph: 67802900

Open: Monday, Thursday and Fridays.

9.30am – 12.30pm

SECTION 21: ART_______________________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Annette Brittain 0459 471 513 Notes:

A. Exhibits must not have won a prize at a previous Barraba Show. B. Entries must be mounted, ready to hang, not necessarily framed. C. Exhibitors must enter their CURRENT AGE GROUP (regardless of age), at

the time Artwork was completed, on the back of their Entry. D. Maximum of three (3x) Art Entries per Person. E. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show.

ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 OPEN SECTION Classes:

1. Any Medium 2. Any Medium, “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 3. Any Medium – Senior Citizen (70+ years) 4. Any Medium – Senior Citizen (70+ years), “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 5. Colouring in – Senior (70 years+) 6. Colouring in – Senior (70 years+), “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021)

CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $10.00 & Ribbon SCHOOL SECTION Classes:

7. Preschool Art Work 8. Preschool Art Work, “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 9. Infant Art Work 10. Infant Art Work, “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 11. Primary Art Work 12. Primary Art Work, “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021) 13. Secondary Art Work 14. Secondary Art Work, “Bee” (Pavilion Theme 2021)

CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10.00 & Ribbon

SECTION 22: POTTERY__________________________

CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Karin Thurston 047 8411 914 STEWARD: Mrs Ann Smith (02) 6782 5361 Note:

A. All Entries must be the work of the Exhibitor. B. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 SPONSERS: Barraba Potters and Craft Guild, Mrs B Caldwell, Mr D & Mrs R Capel, Mrs B Sadler. OPEN SECTION: Class:

1 Hand Built Pot 2 Thrown Pot 3 Exhibitor who has not previously won a prize 4 Any other form of Pottery (eg sculpture) 5 Piece of Pottery, “BEE” (Pavilion theme 2021)

CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $20 & Ribbon Mr DSL Capel Memorial JUNIOR SECTION:

6 Hand built pot, under 12 years 7 Any other form of Pottery, under 12 years 8 Hand built pot, 12 to 16 years 9 Thrown pot, 12 to 16 years 10 Any other form of Pottery, (eg. Sculpture),12 to 16 years 11 Piece of pottery, “BEE” (Pavilion theme 2021)

JUNIOR CHAMPION: $10 & Ribbon Mrs C Capel Memorial

SECTION 23: COLLECTORS CORNER_____________________

CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Ann Smith 0488 125 057 STEWARDS: Mrs Joyce Watkins A/H (02) 6782 1584, Ms Leah Watkins 0400 888 248 Notes:

A. Collection means three (3x) or more Items; maximum six (6x) Items B. Cannot enter the same Collection if a Prize has been won on a previous

occasion C. Attach all Items to a steady base, particularly small Items, to present your

Entry attractively and securely D. All care but no responsibility for damage, loss or theft E. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 SPONSERS: Mrs Di Kelly, Mrs Ann Smith, the Watkins Family, Mrs Marina Eckert. Mr. Phil Denyer. Class:

1. Collection of Cooking Items 2. Collection of Vintage Toys 3. Collection following the BEE Theme 4. One only Collectable Item 5. Collection of Choice 6. Collection from Grandpa’s Shed 7. Item relevant to Barraba’s History 8. Collection of Miniatures 9. Collection of Vintage Jewellery 10. Junior’s Collection of Choice CHAMPION EXHIT: Tom Watkins Memorial

SECTION 24: NEEDLEWORK_______________________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Ann Botting 0400 515 739. STEWARDS: Mrs A Koopman, Mrs Brenda McColl Notes:

A. All work must be the work of Exhibitor and must not be washed B. Factory made articles will be disqualified C. All Exhibits must have securely attached the Class number in which they are

entered D. All Crochet must be mounted on cardboard or similar with pins E. Stewards and judges reserve the right to split/add/alter the class to

accommodate entries received. F. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show.

ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZEMONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1

CROCHET SECTION Classes:

1. Table Cloth or Table Centre – Mrs Y Groth 2. Specimen of Crochet by person 70 years and over – Mrs A Bright 3. Three Handkerchiefs, Crochet edge – Mrs N Bowman 4. Any Article not mentioned above and or reflecting the “Bee” Theme – Mrs Ally

Denyer. NEEDLEWORK SECTION

5. Machine made garment for an Adult/Child – Mrs V McCusker 6. Embroidered Tableware or Linen – Mrs N Bowman 7. Piece of Embroidery by person 70 years and over – Potters and Craft Guild 8. Article of Hand Embroidery – Sedgwick Family 9. Article of Machine Embroidery – Bronwyn McDouall Memorial Prize

10. Article of Candle Wicking – Richardson House 11. Article of Counted Thread on Aida Cloth – Potters and Craft Guild 12. Article of Needlework on Linen or likewise – Rixon Family 13. Article of Wool Embroidery – Potters and Craft Guild 14. Piece of Canvas Work, mounted – Rixon Family 15. Tapestry, mounted, one or more stitch patterns – Mrs S Bowman 16. Best Cushion or Cushion Cover (not Patchwork) – Mrs S Bowman 17. Piece of Stump work – Mrs S Bowman 18. Creative Bag/Article Embroidered – Bronwyn McDouall Memorial Prize 19. Any Needlework not mentioned above – Mrs N Bowman 20. Article of Needlework reflecting Pavilion Theme “Bees” - Bronwyn McDouall

Memorial Prize 21. Piece of Needlework, hand or machine produced by a Child with indication of

child’s age clearly attached – Potters and Craft Guild

PATCHWORK SECTION 22. Patchwork Quilt – Tapestry Ladies 23. Machine Applique Quilt – Tapestry Ladies

24. Hand Applique Quilt - Bronwyn McDouall Memorial Prize 25. Cushion – Tapestry Ladies 26. Creative Bag in Patchwork/Applique – Tapestry Ladies 27. Table Runner in Patchwork/Applique – Rixon Family 28. Sample Square of any Patchwork Pattern – Mrs J Benson 29. Any Patchwork Article not mentioned above and /or reflecting “Bee” theme–

Tapestry Ladies CHAMPION PIECE OF NEEDLEWORK: $5, Mrs J Benson CHAMPION PIECE OF CROCHET: $5, Mrs J Benson CHAMPION PIECE OF PATCHWORK: $5, Tapestry Ladies MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: $5, Richardson House

38 Elgin Street PO Box 7

Gunnedah NSW 2380 Ph: (02)6742 4268

Email: pkpodiatry@hotmail.com www.gunnedahpodiatry.com

SECTION 25: KNITTING AND CROCHET______________

CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Robyn Walker (02) 6782 2005 or 0412 508 227 Notes:

A. Exhibits must not have won a prize at a previous Barraba Show B. All work must be the work of the Exhibitor C. Crochet edges and handwork finishing on knitted garments is allowed D. Exhibitors are asked to attach labels from the yarn used in the article

exhibited E. Any one article can only compete in one class F. Soiled articles will not be judged G. Please adhere to COVID safe key principles that apply to Barraba

Showgrounds and the Barraba Show. ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 SPONSORS: Mrs Lee Jackson, Miss Bay Spencer Memorial, Sedgwick Family, Mrs Pat Penna, Mrs J Farrar, Mrs Leila Jackson Memorial, Mrs M Cabot, Mrs J Copelin, Mrs R Walker, Barraba Bowling Club. Classes:

1. Item of creative knitting or crochet featuring the BEE theme.- Mrs R Walker

KNITTING

2. Garment for a Baby – Mrs Lee Jackson 3. Article knitted by a beginner- Mrs M Cabot 4. Childs’ jumper, vest or cardigan - Miss Bay Spencer Memorial 5. Garment any ply commercial yarn - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 6. Garment in hand spun fibre. - Mrs Lee Jackson 7. Garment knitted in cotton - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 8. Knitted article by person 70 years and over - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 9. Knitted rug.- Mrs P Penna 10. Scarf or shawl - Mrs M Cabot 11. Scarf or shawl in hand spun fibre- Mrs J Farrar 12. Pair of socks or slippers (adult or child) - Miss Bay Spencer Memorial 13. Beanie or hat in commercial wool - Mrs Lee Jackson 14. Beanie or hat in hand spun fibre - Mrs J Farrar 15. Knitted article not mentioned in this section - Mrs Lee Jackson 16. A work in progress - Mrs J Copelin

CROCHET

17. Article crocheted by a beginner - Mrs M Cabot 18. Any garment in crochet - Richardson House 19. Poncho or scarf - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 20. Crochet rug - Mrs P Penna 21. Article of crochet by person 70 years and over – Mrs M Cabot 22. Crochet beanie or hat - Mrs Pat Penna 23. Article crochet in hand spun fibre - Mrs Leila Jackson Memorial

24. Article of crochet not mentioned - Mrs Leila Jackson Memorial SCHOOL SECTION: Notes:

A. Child’s age to be securely attached to article

25. Best knitted or crochet square - Mrs R Walker 26. Any other article knitted or crochet - Mrs J Copelin

CHAMPION KNITTED ARTICLE – $20 BARRABA BOWLING CLUB CHAMPION CROCHET ARTICLE – $20 BARRABA BOWLING CLUB MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – $20 BARRABA BOWLING CLUB

Bridge Street, Barraba.

Ph: 6782 1325

Weekly Club Badge Draw & Raffles on Fridays from

6.30pm

Saturday morning: Men’s Bowls

Saturday afternoon: Family Bowls

Wednesday: Women’s Bowls.

Trading Hours:

Sat: 9.30am – 10pm, Sun: 11am- 9pm, Mon: 3pm -7pm,

Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 11am – 10pm.

CHINESE RESTAURANT open Tuesday to Sunday for

lunch and dinner.

Takeaway available. Ph: 6782 1402

Appearing at the Barraba Show

on Saturday & Sunday

6th & 7th March 2021

Manilla Vintage Machinery Group

Will be at the

S how on

SATURDAY 67th March

2021 10am to 5pm

Display of veteran & classic cars

in front of the grand stand.

Veterans & Young Guns shearing

display. 11am & 3pm

GENERAL ENTRY FORM

110th BARRABA P A & H ASSOC INC SHOW Saturday 6th, Sunday 7th March 2021

Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by entry fees where applicable.

GENERAL ENTRY FORM ExhibitorsName…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Address………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Post Code..…………

Section Class No. No of Entries Description Entry Fee

Total Entry Fees Enclosed $

I agree to abide by all the decisions of the Committee in regard to exhibits which I enter subject

to the Rules and Regulations of the Society and I will not hold the Society responsible for any

loss to exhibits through accident or misdelivery or any other cause.

Signed………………………………………………………………………………………… Date…………………………………… Extra Entry forms are available from the Show Secretary on barrabapah@hotmail.com Ph:

0447 222 347 or the Barraba Show Website http://www.barrabashow.com.au/forms.html

PLEASE COMPLETE THE WAIVER FORM ALSO AND PRESENT WITH THIS FORM WHEN ENTERING.

Tamworth Apiarists Club

members will be at the

Barraba Show Saturday 6th

March 2021 from 10am to

4pm to talk all things

“BEES”

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NEW SOUTH WALES

LIMITED

Do not complete “Event” details if this document only applies to use of

facilities other than for an Event. Event Name (subsequently referred to as “the

Event”):

………………………………………………………………………………….

Event Date: ………………………………………………………………..

Participant’s Name: .................................................................

Participant’s Date of Birth:…..…..............................................

Participant’s Address:

……………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………

Participant Contact Number:

…………………………………………………………………………….

Participant Email:

…………………………………………………………………

Section A - Supplier’s statements about risk and duty of care Agricultural

Societies Council of New South Wales Limited and (Name of Show)

………………………………………………………………………… (together

the Suppliers) advise as set out below. The handling of animals is a dangerous

recreational activity as animals can act in a sudden and unpredictable way,

especially when frightened or hurt. Participation (including passive

participation) in animal handling and/or physical competitions and/or Events at

an agricultural show and/or use of the Suppliers’ facilities contain elements of

risk, both obvious and inherent. Physical competitions and activities, Events and

use of the Suppliers’ facilities are all dangerous recreational activities. This

document is a risk warning for the purpose of section 5M of the Civil Liability

Act NSW 2002. This risk warning is given by or on behalf of the Suppliers.

This document acts as an exclusion of liability under Part 1A Division 5 of the

Civil Liability Act NSW 2002 if the services supplied by the Suppliers are

supplied without reasonable care and skill.

Section B - Participant’s acknowledgements By signing this document I

acknowledge that: 1. Participation in the Event and/or use of the Suppliers’

facilities is a recreational service for the purposes of section 139A of the

Australian Competition and Consumer Act (Cth) 2010 and a recreational

activity for the purposes of section 5K of the Civil Liability Act (NSW)2002. 2.

I participate in the Event and/or use of the Suppliers’ facilities at my own risk.

3. Participation in the Event and/or use of the Suppliers’ facilities is a hazardous

activity and involves a significant risk of physical harm and may result in

injury, loss, damage or death tome and others. 4. Participation in the Event

and/or use of the Suppliers’ facilities requires certain skills and experience. I

declare that I have sufficient skills and experience to be able to safely and

properly participate in the Event and/or use the Suppliers’ facilities. 5. Animals

can act in sudden and unpredictable ways, especially if frightened or hurt, or if

exposed to loud or unfamiliar noises. 6. The Event will be held in close

proximity to rides and large groups of people and there may be loud and

unfamiliar noises which can frighten animals used in the Event. 7. If the Event

is held outdoors, there are risks to me as a result of the weather conditions,

including either extreme hot or cold weather, rain or wind. 8. Insects or other

animals may cause animals used in the Event to become frightened and act in an

unpredictable way. 9. In handling animals, there is a risk of suffering injury

including injuries caused by the animals. 10. I am responsible for ensuring that I

have and will wear equipment suitable for my safety in my participation of the

Event and/or in using the Suppliers’ facilities. 11. I am responsible for the

condition of any tools and equipment and ensuring that they are appropriate for

the Event and/or in using the Suppliers’ facilities.

THIS DOCUMENT IS A NO DUTY OF CARE RISK WARNING THIS

DOCUMENT IS A WAIVER OF DUTY OF CARE Page 2 of 2 Version:

September 2020 12. I use the Suppliers’ facilities, including for the Event

entirely at my own risk, as I find them and with the prior acceptance of the risk

of possible danger to me, both obvious and inherent. 13. At the time of

participating in the Event and/or in using the Suppliers’ facilities, I will not to

any degree be under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs. 14. I will not

consume any alcohol or illicit drugs while participating in the Event and/or in

using the Suppliers’ facilities and agree that such use may result in my being

excluded from the Event and/or from using the Suppliers’ facilities with no

entitlement to any refund of money paid to the Suppliers for entry. 15. I agree to

be bound by the rules and guidelines of the Suppliers as varied from time to

time.

Section C - Participant’s acceptance of risk & no duty of care & waiver of rights

1. I acknowledge and agree that my participation in the Event and any

associated activities and/or my use of the Supplier’s facilities is dangerous and

may have obvious and/or inherent risks as a result of which personal injury (and

sometimes death) may occur. 2. I acknowledge that my participation in the

Event and any associated activities and/or my use of the Supplier’s facilities

carry with them a significant risk of physical harm. 3. I accept and assume all

risks of personal injury or death in anyway whatsoever arising from my

participation in the Event and any associated activities and/or my use of the

Supplier’s facilities. 4. I waive my individual right to sue the Suppliers for all

claims I may have for such personal injury or death against the Suppliers in any

way whatsoever arising from or in connection with my participation in the

Event and any associated activities and/or my use of the Supplier’s facilities. 5.

If I suffer personal injury or death while participating in the Event and/or from

my use of the Supplier’s facilities, I will not hold the Suppliers, their employees

or agents legally responsible for any personal injury or death I suffer. 6. I will

not sue the Suppliers, their employees or agents for any claims, actions, costs,

damages or liability. 7. I release the Suppliers and their employees from legal

responsibility for the services I have been provided and/or activity I have

participated in, including the Event.

Section D - Signature Where the participant is 18 years of age or over: I agree

that I have read and understood this waiver prior to signing it. I acknowledge

that the Suppliers have permitted me to participate in the activity the subject of

this document in reliance on the matters acknowledged by me and the

representations I have made in this document. I agree that this waiver is

governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New

South Wales. I agree that everything in this document is binding on me and my

heirs, next of kin, executors and administrators.

Signature: ..........................................................................................................

Dated: …………………………………………

Where participant is UNDER 18 years of age (to be completed by a parent or

guardian):

Participant’s Date of

Birth..……………....…………………………………………………………..

I…...........................................................................................................................

(insert parent/guardian name), being a parent or legal guardian of the above

named participant, hereby consent to my child using the Suppliers’ facilities

and/or participating in the Event. I confirm that I have read and understood and

explained to the participant this waiver prior to signing it. I acknowledge that

the Suppliers have permitted the participant to participate in the activity the

subject of this document in reliance on the matters acknowledged by me and the

representations that I have made in this document. I agree that this waiver is

governed in all respects by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of New

South Wales. I agree that everything in this document is binding on me and my

heirs, next of kin, executors a

Combined Women’s

& men’s

On

Saturday 6 March 2021

Between 10am & 12md

Courtesy of the Barraba

MPS Staff

Health

Checks

at the Barraba Show

&

Free blood pressure &

blood sugar monitoring

2021 SHOW PROGRAM

Thursday 4 March Saturday 6 March Sunday 7 March

7:30am Yard Dog trials 7:30am Yard Dog Trials

2.30pm Wool entries

8:30am Horse Rings 2 & 3 8:30am Horse Rings

8.30am Cattle judging Young paraders after interbreed classes

8:30am 9am

Show Jumping Junior Challenge Invitational in the Rodeo Arena

8.30am 9am

District Classes Ring 1 Meat breed sheep judging Show jumping

9am – 3pm

Wool & Main Pavilion Open

9am – 6pm 9am – 5pm

Main Pavilion Open Wool Pavilion Open

9am – 3pm

Flower & Farm Produce Pavilions open

Friday 5 March 8 - 10am Pavilion entries 9.30am Wool Judging 11am Wool judges’ comments

9.30am 9:30am – 5pm 9:30am - 4pm

Poultry Judging Wool spinning display in front of the Pavilion Animal farm

10.30am 10am -3pm

Murphys puppet show Wool spinning & weaving display in front of the Pavilion

10am

Light Harness Main Ring

2pm to 4pm

Farm & Garden Produce entries In BAR area

10am to 12pm 10am -4pm

Men’s & Ladies health checks in front of the Luncheon Pavilion. All things “BEES” display

12pm Murphys puppet show

3pm to 5pm 3.30pm

Flower entries Junior beef cattle judging

10.30am 11am

Fat Lamb Weighing & Judging Murphys puppet show Sheep shearing demonstration in front of the Grandstand

1:30pm 3pm-4pm 3.00pm

Dog & Pet show Judging Pavilion Pick up Murphys puppet show

. 11am to 4pm 12.30pm 1:30pm 12pm – 1.50pm 2pm 2.30pm 3pm

Manilla Vintage Machinery & Classic Cars. Murphys puppet show Beezotted – native bee talk. Pre-register for sporting event Sporting events in main ring Murphys puppet show Veterans & Young Guns shearing display

4.00pm Official Opening Mini & Junior Showgirl/Showman judging in front of the grandstand

4:30pm Junior & Open Six Bar Jumping in front of the grandstand Murphys puppet show

After Meat Breed Sheep - Young Judging Competition Saturday