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109th Barraba Show
Pavilion Schedule
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6, 7, 8 March, 2020
Artwork by Daisy Groth
Barraba PA & H Association Inc President: Tim Crowley
Secretary: Julie Williams PO Box 108, BARRABA, NSW 2347
Ph: 0447 222 347 Email: [email protected]
www.barrabashow.com.au
Note: For any Biosecurity issues please contact the Biosecurity Officer
Bill Croll on 0427 003 375
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OFFICE BEARERS 2019-2020 4
INFORMATION MEMBERS AND EXHIBITORS 5
PAVILION 6
SECTION 15: FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE 7
SECTION 16: CUT FLOWERS 8
SECTION 17: COOKING 11
SECTION 18: JAMS & PRESERVES 13
SECTION 19: PHOTOGRAPHY 14
SECTION 20: HANDCRAFTS 16
SECTION 21: ART 18
SECTION 22: POTTERY 19
SECTION 23: COLLECTORS CORNER 20
SECTION 24: NEEDLEWORK 21
SECTION 25: KNITTING AND CROCHET 22
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Barraba Pastoral, Agricultural and Horticultural Association Inc
OFFICE BEARERS 2019-2020 Patrons: Chris Forbes, Lyn Forbes, Leon Cummins President: Tim Crowley Vice-presidents: Campbell Tonkin, David Penna 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: Daniel Anderson Ground Steward: David Penna WH&S Officer: Trevor Mullins Ringmaster: Bill Croll Biosecurity Officer: Bill Croll Showground Management Committee Delegates: Dave Penna, Tim Crowley. General Committee: Amanda Cabot, Peter Squire, Julie Southwell, Ian Perry, Sam McDouall, Patti Crowley, Don Roberts. 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, Trevor Mullins, Barbara McGregor, Adam Cabot, Amanda Cabot, Faye Coombes, Natalie Twiss, Anna McMurtrie, Stacey Sedgewick, Nan Bowman, Angela Croll, Annette Brittain, Bev Sadler, Ann Smith, Joyce Watkins, Jo. Benson, Robyn Walker. Showgirl Co-ordinators: 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 M. Robinson, Mrs. M. Smith, 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.
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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.
No vehicles There will be NO vehicles around the rodeo arena. This decision has been made by the
committee for the safety of competitors and spectators.
Membership fees New memberships and renewals are to be purchased at the show office prior to the show.
Note: Membership fees will not be accepted at the gate.
Family membership: $25 per annum for admission of two adults and children of
member’s family under the age of 18 years, to all exhibits for the duration of the Show.
Single membership: $15 per annum.
Aged Pensioner membership: $8 per annum.
Gate admission – Non-members Family Pass $30. (2 Adults and children under 18 years. Each family member gets a ticket) Friday & Saturday: Adults $10 Sunday: Adults $8 Friday – Sunday: School children up to 18 years $4 Aged pensioners: $4
Drones
NO DRONES allowed on showgrounds during show. Alcohol NO ALCOHOL to be brought into the showground and no alcohol permitted around the
rodeo arena.
Camping
NO CAMPING in the show ring.
NO VEHICLES around the rodeo arena.
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PAVILION Information for Exhibitors________________ Pavilion Ribbons Donated by TAMWORTH REGIONAL COUNCIL Thank you to Mrs Josephine Witten for her generous donations towards the Pavilion. ‘SHEEP’ - PAVILION THEME 2020: Any Pavilion Classes can include the SHEEP Theme. BE CREATIVE!
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. Displays: Please indicate size of Displays. 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 2nd to Thursday 5th March 2020, OR, DELIVERED to the Showground Pavilion on Friday 6th March 2020, 8am – 10am. Exhibits will not be accepted outside these dates and times. 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. PHOTOGRAPHY: Entries close Tuesday 3rd March 2020, at 3:30pm. CUT FLOWERS: Should be delivered to the Luncheon Pavilion from 3 – 5pm, on Friday 6th March 2020. FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE: Should be delivered to the Luncheon Pavilion from 2 - 4pm, on Friday 6th March 2020. SCHOOL COLOURING IN COMPETITION – Sponsored by Mrs Lyn Forbes COLLECTION OF PRIZE MONEY: Prize money will be available for collection from the Secretary’s Office between 12 noon and 5pm on Saturday 7th March or between 10am and 2.45pm on Sunday 8th March or at the Pavilion from 3pm to 4pm on Sunday. COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS to be conducted on Sunday 8th March 2020, 3 - 4pm, (unless prior arrangements made).
‘BEES’ - PAVILION THEME 2021
ALL CARE TAKEN, BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY ACCEPTED FOR EXHIBITS
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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 Luncheon Pavilion between 2pm – 4pm Friday 6
March.
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1
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 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
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SECTION 16: CUT FLOWERS_________________________
CHIEF STEWARD: Ms Natalie Twiss 0474 960 804
STEWARDS: Mrs R Gardiner, Mrs D McDouall, Sue Retchlag, Mrs P McIver
SPONSORS: Mrs SM 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 R Gardiner, Mrs P Crowley, Designer Bunches Florist, Mrs P
McIver, Ms T Russell, Mrs D McDouall, Ms Natalie Twiss
BONUS PRIZE: Lucky Entry - $20 voucher donated by Heemskerk’s Nursery.
ENTRIES: Flowers to Luncheon Pavilion from 3.00pm - 5.00pm, Fri 6 March 2020
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 and judged.
C. Please pay attention to presentation.
D. No Buds on Roses in Classes 1 - 5.
ENTRY FEE: $1.00.
ROSES:
1. 1 Specimen Rose - Pink - Designer Bunches Florist.
2. 1 Specimen Rose - Red - J Ciesiolka
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
DAHLIA 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.
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11. 1 Decorative Dahlia - Mrs B Carter Memorial
12. 3 Decorative Dahlias - Mrs R Gardiner
13. 1 Cactus Dahlia - J Ciesiolka
14. 3 Cactus Dahlias - Designer Bunches Florist.
15. 1 Pompom Dahlia - Designer Bunches Florist.
16. 3 Pompom Dahlias - Mrs R Gardiner
17. 1 Garden Dahlia - J Ciesiolka
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 D 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 B Carter Memorial
24. 2 Cuts Geranium - Mrs R Gardiner
25. Container of Flowers, not specified - one variety - Mrs R Gardiner
26. 1 Cut Bulb or Rhizome - Mrs R Gardiner
27. 2 Cuts Flowering Tree or Shrub - Mrs R Gardiner
28. 2 Cuts Flowering Creeper or Climber - Mrs R Gardiner
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, Theresa Murray $10 & Ribbon.
POT PLANTS:
30. Flowering Pot Plant - Mrs J Abra
31. Pot of Succulent - Designer Bunches Florist.
32. Pot or Basket of Fern, any variety - Ms Natalie Twiss
33. Foliage Pot Plant - Mrs SM Crowley Memorial
DECORATIVE SECTION:
34. Succulents, Stone & Wood - Mrs V McVicar Memorial
35. Cottage Arrangement - Mrs P McIver
36. Arrangement incorporating “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) - Ms Tammy Russell
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37. One Flower with Foliage - Ms Tammy Russell
38. Posy in Water - Mrs D McDouall
CHAMPION DECORATIVE EXHIBIT:
Mrs N McDouall Memorial, Theresa Murray, $10 & Ribbon.
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN DECORATIVE SECTION:
Mrs. Patti Crowley, Theresa Murray, $15 & 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. Arrangement in Sand with “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020), any embellishments
40. Float Bowl - Mrs D McDouall
41. From the Bush
42. As I like it
INFANTS SCHOOL STUDENTS
43 . Arrangement in Sand with “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020), any embellishments
44. Flowers on a Saucer – Ms T Russell
45. From the Bush
46. As I Like It
PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
47. Arrangement with “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) - including Wool
48. Posy in Water
49. From the Bush
50. As I like It
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRESCHOOL:
$5 & Ribbon, Mrs D McDouall
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR INFANTS SCHOOL:
$5 & Ribbon, Mrs M Bennett Memorial
MOST SUCCESSFUL CHILD EXHIBITOR PRIMARY SCHOOL:
$5 & Ribbon, Mrs N McDouall Memorial
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SECTION 17: COOKING
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs A McMurtrie (02) 6783 2274 STEWARDS: Mrs A McDouall, Ms K Kallitsis Notes:
A. All entries to be in plastic bags with ties. Oven bags work well for cakes. B. Exhibitors tickets will be attached to the bag. C. No ring cake tins to be used. Round, square or rectangular tins only. D. No rack marks to show on cakes. E. No flour on bottom of scones. F. The Judge reserves the right not to award prizes in any class if exhibits are not up
to standard. G. Cake boards must be no larger than 20cm square, so they fit on our shelves. H. 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 Final; the winner of the final is then entitled to enter the Sydney Royal Show.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL OF NSW RICH FRUIT CAKE COMPETITION
The following recipe is compulsory for all entrants Here’s what you need: Here’s what you do: 250g (8 oz) sultanas Mix together all the fruits and nuts and 250 g (8 oz) chopped raisins sprinkle with the sherry or brandy. Cover and leave for at least 1 hour, but 250 g (8 oz) currants preferably overnight. 125 g (4 oz) chopped mixed peel 90 g (3oz) chopped red glace cherries Sift together the flours and spices 90 g (3 oz) chopped blanched almonds Cream together the butter and sugar with 1/3 cup sherry or brandy the essences. 250 g (8 oz) plain flour 60 g (2 oz) self raising flour Add the eggs one at a time, beating well 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg after, each addition, then alternately add 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger the fruit and flour mixtures. Mix 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves thoroughly. The mixture should be stiff 250g (8 oz) butter enough to support a wooden spoon. 250g (8 oz) soft brown sugar ½ teaspoon lemon essence OR Place the mixture into a prepared tin no finely grated lemon rind larger than 20cm (8”) and bake in a slow ½ teaspoon almond essence oven for approximately 3 ½ - 4 hours. ½ teaspoon vanilla essence Allow the cake to cool in the tin 4 large eggs . Note: To ensure uniformity and depending upon 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.
Entries will be taken on Friday 6 March 2020 at the Cooking Section in the Pavilion from
8:30 -10am.
Note: Judge must cut all Entries before making Awards.
ENTRY FEE: $1
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1
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MAJOR SPONSOR: Dr Petrus Du Toit SPONSORS: Mrs A Bright, Mrs K White Memorial, Mrs J Copelin, Barraba Gazette, Mrs A McMurtrie, Swan Fine Foods, Mrs F Dawson, Mrs Jean Williams Memorial, Julie Williams.
1 Plate of 4 Scones 2 Loaf of Bread, any Variety 3 Sponge Cake 4 Plate of 6 Icing Filled Biscuits, one Variety – Swan Fine Foods 5 Anzac Biscuits 6 Rich Fruit Cake – ASC NSW competition. Refer to Compulsory Recipe and
Competition Details (Please refer to Notes: H). Winner at Barraba show will receive a cash prize of $25 and will be required to bake a second “Rich Fruit Cake” to compete in the Group 13 Final.
7 3 Muffins, one Variety 8 6 Protein Balls 9 Banana Bread 10 Chocolate Cake – Iced all over 11 Any type of Cake using Fruit not previously mentioned 12 Plate of 6 Iced Slice, one Variety 13 Plate of 6 pieces of Chocolate Caramel Slice – Mrs A McMurtrie 14 Plate of 6 pieces of Rocky Road 15 Lemon Meringue Pie 16 Failure Item while baking for the 2020 Barraba Show
CHAMPION EXHIBITOR CLASS 1-16: Barraba Gazette $10 and Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR CLASS 1-16: Swan Fine Foods $10.00
SCHOOL SECTION: 17 years and under – Must be work of the Child
17 Plate of 6 Choc Chip Biscuits 18 Plate of 6 pieces of Chocolate Brownie – Swan Fine Foods 19 Lolly Bracelet limited to 20cm length of fishing line. 20 Healthy Lunchbox Snack- 3 pieces eg. mini quiche, savoury muffins 21 Plate of 4 Muesli Bars 22 Decorated Cake – only Decoration to be Judged – Mrs J Copelin $5.00
6 years and under– Must be work of the Child
23 4 Arrowroot Biscuits Iced and Decorated – Mrs F Dawson $5.00 24 Decorated Boiled Egg (in an egg cup) 25 4 Decorated Patty Cakes 26 6 Pikelets
CHAMPION EXHIBIT SCHOOL SECTION: $10 and Ribbon, Dr Petrus Du Toit MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR OVERALL SCHOOL SECTION: $10, Barraba Gazette
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SECTION 18: JAMS & PRESERVES____________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Stacey Sedgwick 0427 830130 STEWARD: Mrs Barbara Cox (02) 6783 1406 Notes: A. Entries are to be presented well filled, in clean, sterilized 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 entered in the Barraba Show.
G. Presentation is important; The cleaning of the insides of the lids/jar rims is
permissible.
H. Preserves are not opened during Judging.
I. Sweet/Savoury Jars; DO NOT mix/recycle jars, as contents become tainted in taste.
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3, 2ND $1
SPONSORS: Mrs M E Brown Memorial, Mrs J Benson, Mr Joe Faulkner Memorial, Mrs Jean Williams Memorial, Julie Williams and Sedgwick Family. 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 Tomato Jam – Mr Joe Faulkner Memorial 9 3 Jars Assorted Jams 10 1 Jar Homemade Jelly 11 1 Jar Orange Marmalade 12 1 Jar Three Fruits Marmalade 13 2 Jars Marmalade, assorted 14 1 Jar Jam, any variety 15 1 Jar Preserve, any Fruit or Vegetable (Vacola/or similar) 16 1 Jar Lemon Butter 17 2 Jars Sweet Sauces, dessert, assorted 18 2 Jars Savoury Sauces, assorted 19 1 Jar Chutney 20 1 Jar Tomato Relish 21 1 Jar Mustard pickles 22 2 Jars Pickles, assorted
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23 1 Bottle Flavoured Oil 24 1 Jar preserved Olives 25 1 Jar Tapenade 26 1 Jar Salsa CHAMPION EXHIBIT - SWEET: $10 & Ribbon CHAMPION EXHIBIT - SAVOURY: $10 & Ribbon MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: $10 & Ribbon
SECTION 19: PHOTOGRAPHY_________________________ CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Nanette Bowman 0429 821194 STEWARDS: Alison Gadd, Brie Stanger, Blythe Stanger.
FEATURE CLASS: ‘’SHEEP’’ (Pavilion Theme 2020) Sponsored by Barraba Pharmacy
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY – Please read carefully NOTES:
A. Entries must be submitted to Show Office at the Showground. B. Entries close 3.30pm, Tuesday 3 March 2020. 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 BLACK CARDBOARD ONLY with a maximum size of
11 inches X 14 inches (11 x 14): the mount must not be larger than 25 mm (1 inch) more on any side of a print. Framed prints will not be accepted. THIN CARDBOARD PLEASE.
E. All entries must be taken by the Exhibitor. Developing and printing may be done by a commercial photographer.
F. Exhibits must not have been previously entered in the Barraba Show. G. AMATEURS ONLY H. Maximum of 10 photos per person please. I. Photographs will be protected from direct sunlight whilst on display in the Pavilion.
ENTRY FEE: $1.00 per photo. PRIZE MONEY: 1ST $3.00, 2nd $1.00 SPECIAL FEATURE:
1. SHEEP (Pavilion Theme 2020) - Sponsored by Barraba Pharmacy - 1st $30, 2nd $20
BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY 2. Portrait – Adult 3. Child Study’ 4. Architecture 5. Creative 6. Any Other Subject
CHAMPION BLACK & WHITE PRINT: Janine Randall - $10
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COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY: NOTES:
A. Computer generated prints will be accepted.
7. Overseas travel photography – WENTWORTH TRAVEL 1st $30, 2nd $20 8. Portrait (Individual or Group) 9. Child Study
10. Animals and Pets 11. Birds 12. Flora (plants/flowers/trees etc) 13. Machinery and Vehicles 14. Action (photos showing action movement) 15. Water Scapes (Sea, Waterfall, Lakes or Rivers) 16. Landscapes 17. Sunsets 18. Creative 19. Any Other Subject. 20. Sequence of Photos Telling a Story (Limit 6) CHAMPION COLOUR PRINT: $25, Guy Derrick Memorial MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR - COLOUR OR B & W: $25, Guy Derrick Memorial
SCHOOL SECTION: Sponsored by Jennylyn King
NOTES:
A. Age must be taken into consideration and must be marked on Entry. B. Open only for School Children. C. Portraits must be taken by the Exhibitor.
21. Colour Print, any subject – Primary 22. Black/White print any subject – Primary 23. Colour Print, any subject – Secondary 24. Black/White print – any subject – Secondary 25. Selfie – Primary or Secondary CHAMPION SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHIC ENTRY: $10, Sponsored by Janine Randall MOST SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL EXHIBITOR: $10, Sponsored by Mrs Daisy Groth.
FEATURE CLASS FOR 2021: BEES 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, Trish Clinch, Nanette Bowman
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SECTION 20: HANDCRAFTS____________________________________
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Angela Croll 0428 461 143
Notes: 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. Maximum sizes provided as a guide. If an oversized article is entered, the item will
be displayed at Stewards discretion
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1
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 Anne Ratliff
1. Article of Handcraft inspired by “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020), 1st $10, 2nd $5 2. Handmade Item for the Home (i.e. Pot-holder, Tea Cosy Bag or Basket, Covered
Doorstop, 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 of Hand-spun Wool 9. Skein of Hand-spun Yarn, other than Wool
10. Article of Handcraft made of Hand-spun Wool 11. Skein of Novelty Yarn 12. Article made from Hand-woven Fabric 13. Handmade Felt - any Article 14. Article made from re-cycled Material 15. Woodcraft (maximum Item size, approx. 50cm square) 16. Mosaic Craft Item (maximum Item size, approx. 50cm square) 17. Article of Leatherwork 18. Sculpture – any Medium 19. Handmade Greeting Card – 3x designs (Limit 2x 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
CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $5, Mrs Lynette Etheridge Memorial MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: $5, Mrs Anne Ratliff
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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. If Entries consist of more than one Item, please
attach all Items to a Lego board/base. C. Written Entries to be placed in a plastic sleeve.
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 – “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 30. Mask 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 – “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 35. Mask 36. Jewellery 37. Other Handcraft 38. Written Story or Poem (1x A4 page) – “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020)
Primary 5,6 39. Lego/Technics, Freestyle, preferably on a Lego base or flat base 40. Lego/Technics, made from Kit, preferably on a Lego base or flat base, must be
accompanied by Kit instructions 41. Collage or Poster – “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 42. Mask 43. Jewellery 44. Other Handcraft 45. Written Story or Poem (1x A4 page) – “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020)
Secondary 46. Wood or Metalwork 47. Leatherwork 48. Other Handcraft
CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $5, Tapestry Ladies MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR: $5, Mrs Therese Crowley
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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.
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 OPEN SECTION
1. Any Medium 2. Any Medium, “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 3. Any Medium – Senior Citizen (70+ years) 4. Any Medium – Senior Citizen (70+ years), “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 5. Colouring in – Senior (70 years+) 6. Colouring in – Senior (70 years+), “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $10.00 & Ribbon SCHOOL SECTION Classes:
7. Preschool Art Work 8. Preschool Art Work, “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 9. Infant Art Work 10. Infant Art Work, “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 11. Primary Art Work 12. Primary Art Work, “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) 13. Secondary Art Work 14. Secondary Art Work, “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT - $10.00 & Ribbon
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SECTION 22: POTTERY__________________________
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Bev Sadler (02) 6782 1950 STEWARD: Mrs Ann Smith (02) 6782 5361
Note: A. All Entries must be the work of the Exhibitor.
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:
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, “SHEEP” (Pavilion theme 2020)
CHAMPION EXHIBIT: $20 & Ribbon, Mr DLS 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, “SHEEP” (Pavilion theme 2020)
JUNIOR CHAMPION: $20 & Ribbon, Mrs C Capel Memorial
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SECTION 23: COLLECTORS CORNER______________
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs Ann Smith (02) 6782 5361 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
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 SPONSERS: Mrs Di Kelly, Mrs Ann Smith, The Watkins Family, Mrs Marina Eckert.
1. Collection of Cooking Items 2. Collection of Vintage Toys 3. Collection following a Theme 4. One only Collectable Item 5. Collection of Choice 6. Collection from the Shearing Shed 7. Item relevant to Barraba’s History 8. Collection of Miniatures 9. Collection of Vintage Jewellery 10. Junior’s Collection of Choice
38 Elgin Street PO Box 796
Gunnedah NSW 2380 Ph: (02)6742 4268
Email: [email protected] www.gunnedahpodiatry.com
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SECTION 24: NEEDLEWORK________________
CHIEF STEWARD: Mrs J Benson STEWARDS: Mrs A Koopman, Mrs Robyn Gardiner, 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. All work must be completed by exhibitor
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZEMONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1
CROCHET 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 edges – Mrs N Bowman 4. Any Article not mentioned above
NEEDLEWORK 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/ Counted Thread 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 Stumpwork – 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 “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) - 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 22. Patchwork Quilt – Tapestry Ladies 23. Machine Applique Quilt – Tapestry Ladies 24. Hand Applique Quilt – (can be machine quilted) 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 – 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
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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
ENTRY FEE: $1 PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $1 SPONSORS: Barraba Gazette, 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 KNITTING
1. Baby’s Jacket – Mrs Lee Jackson 2. Article knitted by a beginner- Mrs M Cabot 3. Childs’ Jumper, vest or Cardigan - Miss Bay Spencer Memorial 4. Casual garment in Fine wool, under 8 ply - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 5. Casual garment in commercial wool, 8 ply or over - Mrs Lee Jackson 6. Knitted Rug - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 7. Shawl - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 8. Knitted garment in homespun wool- Mrs J Farrar 9. Knitted garment in cotton - Mrs M Cabot 10. Knitted article by person 70 years and over - Mrs P Penna 11. Pair of socks or slippers (adult or child), any medium - Mrs R Walker 12. Beanie in natural fibre - Mrs Lee Jackson 13. Beanie and scarf in natural fibre - Mrs J Farrar 14. Scarf in any medium - Mrs Lee Jackson 15. Scarf in novelty wool - Mrs J Copelin 16. Knitted article not specified in this section - Miss Bay Spencer Memorial 17. A work in progress - Mrs M Cabot
CROCHET
18. Article crocheted by a beginner - Mrs M Cabot 19. Poncho or scarf - Richardson House 20. Shawl or pram cover - Mrs A Sedgwick Memorial 21. Article of Crochet by Lady over 70 years – Mrs Pat Penna 22. Casual garment in crochet - Mrs M Cabot 23. Crochet garment in home spun wool - Mrs P Penna 24. Article of crochet not mentioned above - Mrs Leila Jackson Memorial 25. Crochet rug - Mrs Leila Jackson Memorial 26. Item of creative knitting and/or crochet featuring “Sheep” (Pavilion Theme 2020) -
Mrs R Walker
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SCHOOL SECTION: Notes:
A. Child’s age to be securely attached to article
27. Best knitted or crochet square - Mrs R Walker 28. Any other article knitted or crochet - Mrs J Copelin
CHAMPION KNITTED ARTICLE – $20, Barraba Gazette CHAMPION CROCHET ARTICLE – $20, Barraba Gazette MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR – $20, Barraba Gazette
