The 147th

HARBOTTLE SHOW

At

THE OAK TREE FIELD, HARBOTTLE

By kind permission of John Common Esq.

On

SATURDAY 7th SEPTEMBER 2019

ENTRANCE - Adults £5 - Children (under 16) - Free

On Field Car Parking Free

SHEEP SHOW

Entries by 4th September

HORTICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL & CHILDREN’S CLASSES

Entries taken on day

CRAFT DEMONSTRATIONS

CUMBERLAND WRESTLING, MUSIC TENT,

TERRIER RACING, ARCHERY, FAMILY FUN & MORE.

****** CAR BOOT SALE ON THE FIELD

Pitches £10 Including Entrance For One Person

****** CLAYPIGEON SHOOT SUN 8TH SEPT 10:30 am

NEXT TO SHOWFEILD

****** Website www.harbottleshow.com

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OFFICIALS FOR 2019

President: Mrs M A Dunn

Vice Presidents: Mrs S Bolam, Mr J Common, Mr G Common

Mr P Robson, Mr F. Walton, Mr J. Walton

Chairman: MAC YOUNG, Sharperton Edge, Sharperton

Deputy Chairman: STUART WARDLAW

Secretary ALLAN BICKLE, Hernspeth House, Harbottle

Craft Demonstration Organiser: CAROL PLATER

Field Secretary: RYAN O’KANE, Close Head Farm, Otterburn

Treasurer: MARGARET RANKEN, Old School House, Holystone

Assistant Treasurer:

JENNA MASON, Close Head Farm, Otterburn

Committee: Mrs A Atkiss, Mr M Boldy, Mr D Baxter, Mr & Mrs M Bertram, Mr M Burke,

Mrs J Casken, Mrs L Common, Mrs A Cummins, Mr K Davidson, Mr B Dugdale, Mrs J Edmondson, Mr K Fair, Mr D Fielding, Mr & Mrs P Fielding,

Mr W Gibson, Mr & Mrs J Gilbertson, Mr I Glendinning, Mr & Mrs G Graham, Mr & Mrs J Graham, Mr W Graham, Mrs H Holmes,

Ms L Johnstone, Mrs J Ogilvie, Mr & Mrs G O’Kane, Mr N O’Kane, Mr & Mrs J Rogerson, Mr J Rogerson, Mr F Scott, Mr R Selway,

Ms P Stevenson, Mrs J Stott, Mr A Stripp, Mrs K Waddington, Mr & Mrs S Wallace, Mrs L Wardlaw,

Mr & Mrs J Watson, Mr & Mrs D Wood, Mrs J Wood, Mr & Mrs M Wigg, Mrs E Young, Mr G Young.

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Chairman’s Welcome

Travelling to Harbottle Show, you may notice the abundance of sheep in our area. The Coquet Valley is certainly sheep country and history tells us that sheep have been part of this area since before records began. Back in the 12th century the Monks of Memmerkirk kept sheep way up in the Cheviots beyond Kidland. The Cheviot Hills even gave their name to a breed of sheep from the area; the Cheviot, which can be seen in two guises as the North Country Cheviot, a larger bodied animal found inbye, and the South Country Cheviot, seen predominantly in the hills. As the economic backbone of the farming industry of the area, sheep are reflected within the Show itself. We have a wide variety of breeds in our Sheep Show, and the industrial section contains contain classes for fleeces and hand spun woollen yarn. This year our Show Stopper Cake theme is Sheep, so I hope there is plenty of inspiration there. However not everyone has a prize North Country Cheviot Gimmer to bring If you want to get involved there are plenty of other opportunities. From flowers to photography, leeks to lemon drizzle cake and patchwork to poetry, there’s something to suit all tastes. Though for some an afternoon in an idyllic setting is all that’s needed; with children’s sports, Cumberland Wrestling and Terrier Racing what more could you want? Tea and cake, yes well that’s available too along with so much more. If stepping back in time, slowing the pace down whilst letting the kids run free, is what you like, then this is the place for you. Come along, get involved, enjoy and relax. You’re all very welcome.

Mac Young Chairman

LIVE MUSIC

We have a tremendous show for you on the Music Stage this year. Starting of at 12:30pm with ‘Country Blue’ to get us all in the swing. Followed by a few popular jazzy numbers from ‘The Drake Stone Project’. Next a little Caribbean sunshine with the ‘CCC Steelband’. Then the marvellous voice of ‘Marianne Newstead’ and her band. And to finish a fantastic day of great music we have the wonderful ‘Hannah Lamb and Friends’. So get yourself down to the show this year and relax in the sun to a great afternoon’s entertainment.

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Show News This year we have a variety of attractions, with our main demonstration provided by Joe Hipwell of Sealpin Gundogs. Joe trains and displays Springer and Cocker Spaniels and Labradors, and has recently displayed at the Royal Highland Show and Scottish Game Fair. Joe will perform two demonstrations, after which he will be available to talk to any dog owners who would like advice or further training. Also joining us will be soldiers of the Queens Own Yeomanry, who will be bringing along a Land Rover with some of their equipment. We also have some changes to our committee this year. John Common has stood down as Show President, a role he has had since 2013. John has been involved with Harbottle Show for many years, serving on the committee and then as treasurer, as well as hosting the show in the Oak Tree field. The committee would like to thank John for all his work and support over the years. Taking over as President will be Anne Dunn, who is retiring from running the Star Inn, in Harbottle. The Star Inn is affectionately known as Harbottle Show HQ, and Anne along with her husband Robert, when he was alive, supported the show in many ways.

Craft Tent

As usual the craft tent will host a range of fascinating demonstrations. Learn some new skills including, proggy mats, print making, woodwork, basket making and many others.

SHOW CONTACT DETAILS

Website: www.harbottleshow.com

For General Show information: Alan Bickle, Secretary, Hernspeth House, Harbottle, Morpeth

Tel: 01669 650202 Email: harbottleshow@yahoo.com

For Trade Stand Information (must be booked in advance): Sharon Graham

Email: john@alwinton.net

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS

Gate opens at 8.45 am

LUNCHES & TEAS AVAILABLE IN THE TEA TENT RAFFLE TICKETS & TOMBOLA IN AID OF SHOW FUNDS

WILL BE IN THE MAIN EXHIBIT MARQUEE WITH LOTS OF SUPER PRIZES TO BE WON

MORNING EVENTS

9-10.15 am SETTING UP OF EXHIBITS Sheep Show & Exhibits in Main Marquee and Car Boot Sale

10.45 am JUDGING Horticultural, Industrial & Children’s Classes

11 am SHEEP JUDGING CAR BOOT SALE OPENS Followed by Presentation of Trophies

12 noon DOG SHOW BEGINS

12.15 pm Approx

EXHIBITION MARQUEE OPENS (When judging is finished)

12.30 pm MUSIC TENT OPENS

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Class 1 Working Dog

Class 2 Veteran Dogs (Over 8)

Class 3 Sitting Pretty (obedience)

Class 4 Waggiest Tail

Class 5 Junior Handler (under 12 year old)

Champion Dog

Dog Show Classes from 12 noon

Entries taken at the ring £1 per dog. All competitors get a treat.

Thanks to Samaritans of Northumbria for organising the dog show

AFTERNOON EVENTS Start at 1 pm

IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER

TERRIER RACES - The Tom Mackay Trophy for Overall Winner

QUOITS - The R. J. Edmondson Cup for Overall Winner Sign Up from 12.30 pm - Competition Starts 1.30 pm

1st Prize - £20, 2nd Prize - £10, 3rd Prize £5

CHILDREN’S RACES Children to assemble by the Race Track at 1.30 pm

For Children up to and including 16 years old - No Entry Fee - Cash Prizes

ADULT RACES OPEN EVENTS (except where stated) Entry fee 50p

Egg and Spoon Race 100 yards Flat Handicap. 1st £10, 2nd £5, 3rd £3 400 yards Flat Handicap. 1st £10, 2nd £5, 3rd £3

WRESTLING Under 18 year olds must provide written Parental Consent if they wish to take part (See Page 8).

All competitors enter at their own risk.

Novice Wrestling (competitors must not have won a 1st Prize at any Show or Sports Meeting)

1st Prize £10 and J E Fenwicke-Clennell Silver Challenge Cup, 2nd Prize £5, 3rd Prize £3

12 Stone Wrestling 1st Prize £25 & George Common Cup, 2nd Prize £15, 3rd Prize £10

Wrestling (all weights) 1st Prize £25, 2nd Prize £15, 3rd Prize £10

HELD UNDER CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND ASSOCIATION RULES Organiser: Ken Davidson Tel. 621355

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES AT 4.00 PM

(Horticultural, Industrial & Children’s Classes)

FOLLOWED BY RAFFLE DRAW

AUCTION OF PRODUCE TO BE HELD IN THE EVENING AT

THE STAR INN ~ HARBOTTLE

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FLOWERS 1 3 Decorative Medium Dahlias 2 3 Cactus Dahlias 3 3 Pompom Dahlias 4 3 Gladioli 5 6 Cut Roses 6 6 Spike Sweet Peas 7 4 Phlox 8 4 Chrysanthemums 9 4 Pansies 10 4 Calendulas 11 Hand Bouquet Sweet Peas

in own foliage not in vase 12 Pot Plant

G. Foreman Memorial Cup for most 1st Prizes in Classes 1-12

FLORAL ART

13 Gentleman’s Buttonhole 14 Lady’s Spray 15 Cut flowers from the open border,

arranged for decorative effect 16 Arrangement of Flowers in a Teacup 17 Floral Arrangement, not more than 5

blooms 18 Floral Arrangement in an unusual con-

tainer

Dr Roger Williams Memorial Rose Bowl For Best Exhibit in Classes 13 - 18

VEGETABLES 19 6 Tomatoes 20 6 Pods of Peas 21 6 Pods of Beans—Broad 22 6 Pods of Beans—Runner 23 3 Carrots 24 4 Onions 25 4 Onion Sets 26 2 Leeks, Blanch 27 2 Leeks, pot (6 inches) 28 6 Eschalots, red (seedlings debarred) 29 6 Eschalots, white (seedlings debarred) 30 1 Cucumber 31 3 Beetroot, round 32 3 Parsnips 33 2 Lettuces 34 2 Garden Turnips 35 4 Round Potatoes, white 36 4 Round Potatoes, coloured 37 4 Kidney Potatoes, white 38 4 Kidney Potatoes, coloured 39 Cauliflower 40 Cabbage, round head 41 Vegetable Marrow, any variety

John Hennessy Memorial Trophy for Best Vegetable Marrow

42 Other Vegetable 43 Collection of Vegetables, 6 varieties, 1 of each, Space 2 feet. 44 Vegetable gone wrong

Cuthbert Edmondson Memorial Cup for most 1st Prized in Classes 19-44

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HORTICULTURAL SECTION

FIRST PRIZE £1.50, SECOND PRIZE £1.00, THIRD PRIZE 50p Entry 20p per Stand—Entries accepted up to 10.15am on Show morning

NEEDLEWORK CLASSES 45 Patchwork Quilt (Hand) 46 Patchwork Article (Machine) 47 Patchwork Article (Hand) 48 Patchwork Article (Machine) 49 Quilted Article 50 Appliqué Work 51 Canvas Work 52 Soft Toy 53 Cross Stitch Article 54 Crocheted Article 55 Embroidered Article 56 Article made by members of the WI open

to the county (State WI) 57 Made-up Article not to cost more than

£1.00 (Breakdown of cost to be at-tached)

58 Hand Knitted Article Quilting - Please label with quilting method: By hand, Long Arm Quilter, Home Machine

Mrs Reeny Littleby Salver awarded for best exhibits in classes 45-58.

FLEECE CLASSES 59 Whole Fleece in-bye bred 60 Whole Fleece hill bred

SPINNING CLASSES 61 Hand-spun Woollen Yarn in natural col-

our, 2-ply, any thickness, suitable for knitting, skein of not less than 1 oz when washed

62 Hand-spun Fancy Yarn, including dyed skein of 1 oz. With a 4” stocking stitch knitted sample attached.

63 Hand-spun Knitted or Crocheted Article

PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES 64 Portrait (Head and Shoulders) 65 Animals 66 Industrial or Agricultural Scene 67 Landscape or Seascape 68 Children at Play 69 Digitally manipulated photograph of any

of the above

ADULT CRAFT 70 Wood 71 Fabric 72 Greetings Card (not computer generated) 73 Greetings Card (Computer generated) 74 Item woven from Plant Materials (e.g.

Willow) 75 Christmas Tree Decoration 76 Miscellaneous Craft

ADULT ART 77 Watercolour 78 Any medium 79 Landscape

80 Portrait D.E. Moore Salver for

Best Exhibit in Class 77

ADULT CREATIVE WRITING 81 Prose (1000 Words max) 82 Dialect Prose (1000 Words max) 83 Poem 84 Dialect Poem

£10 Book Token for Best Entry in Classes 81-82 and Classes 83-84 Donated by Jo Wood (Poetry) and

Stephen Baxter (Prose) If you can’t get to the show, send your creative writing with your name and address or e-mail address to: Show Secretary, See page 3,

Industrial Classes Continued on Page 10 7

INDUSTRIAL SECTION

Our thanks to Northumberland National Park for their support for Harbottle Show.

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JAMS & CHUTNEYS 85 Jar of Marmalade, any variety 86 Jar of Gooseberry Jam 87 Jar of home-made Fruit Jelly 88 Jar of Raspberry Jam 89 Jar of Blackcurrant Jam 90 Jar of Rhubarb Jam 91 Jar of Strawberry Jam 92 Jar of Lemon Curd 93 Jar of Chutney (Mild) 94 Jar of Chutney (Spicy) 95 Jar of Alternative or Mixed Jam (e.g. Rhu-

barb and Ginger) 96 Jar of honey 97 Honey with Comb

EGG CLASSES 98 4 Brown Eggs (Fresh) 99 4 White Eggs (Fresh 100 3 Dyed Eggs (onion peelings) 101 1 Painted Egg (state if blown)

BAKING CLASSES 102 4 Dropped Scones 103 4 Oven Scones (currant or sultana) 104 4 Plain Girdle Scones 105 4 Cheese Scones 106 Singing Hinny (Recipe on website &

Harbottle Show Facebook page) E.A. Robinson Memorial Annual Award for Best Exhibit in Class 106

107 Loaf of Brown Bread (wholemeal flour) 108 Loaf of White Bread 109 Bread Machine Loaf (white) 110 Bread Machine Loaf (brown) 111 Speciality Bread 112 Teacake 113 3 Sausage Rolls (short pastry) 114 Fruit Pie 115 Savoury Flan / Quiche 116 4 Rock Buns 117 Shortbread (biscuit / mould) 118 Tray Bake 119 Orange Cake (glacé icing) 120 Sandwich Cake (jam filling, one cake only) 121 Fruit cake 122 Go On Give it a Go Baking: TEA LOAF

(Delia’s Recipe — see opposite) Warner Cup for Best Exhibit in Class 121

BAKING Continued 123 Gingerbread 124 4 Queen Cakes 125 4 Cup Cakes (decorated) 126 Carrot Cake 127 Cheesecake 128 Lemon Meringue Pie 129 Chocolate Cake (plain, no icing) 130 Chocolate Cake (decorated) 131 Lemon Drizzle Cake 132 Showstopper Decorated Cake

—theme Sheep Chairman’s special prize for Class 132 Showstopper Cake

MEN’S BAKING 133 Loaf of Bread (baked by hand, not machine)

Special Prize for Class 133 Donated by Mrs Ann Hennessy

BAKING GONE WRONG 134 Baking gone wrong (one prize only)

Janett Robinson Cup for Best Exhibit in Classes 102 to 132

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INDUSTRIAL SECTION CONTINUED

Class 122 Recipe Tea Loaf 225g raisins, 225g currants, 225g sultanas,110g whole candied peel cut into 5mm pieces, 225g demerara sugar, 275ml of Lapsang Souchong – Earl Grey or any hot tea,110g pecan nuts, 1 large egg lightly beaten with 2 tablespoons milk, 450g self raising flour. How: Evening before place all fruits and peel in a bowl,dissolve the sugar in the hot tea, pour over the friuts, cover and leave overnight. Next day preheat oven 170C place nuts on a baking sheet and into oven for 6-8 mins. When cool roughly chop. Add the beaten egg mixture to the fruits bowl, sift in the flour, add the toasted nuts and mix well. Divide the mixture into 2 - 450g tins lined with parchment, bake in the centre of the oven for 1.25 – 1.5 hrs. Turn straight out onto wire rack to cool, keep one to enjoy show the other.

CHILDREN’S CLASSES

(No Entry Fee)

FIRST PRIZE £1, SECOND PRIZE 80p, THIRD PRIZE 50p

A. FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING HARBOTTLE SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR MUST BE SHOWN CLEARLY ON FRONT OF EVERY ENTRY

135 Handwriting Reception 142 Picture any Medium Year 2

136 Handwriting Year 1 143 Picture any Medium Year 3

137 Handwriting Year 2 144 Picture any Medium Year 4 138 Handwriting Year 3 145 Creative Writing Year 2 139 Handwriting Year 4 146 Creative Writing Year 3 140 Picture any Medium Reception 147 Creative Writing Year 4 141 Picture any Medium Year 1

Marjorie Carr Shield for Most Points (Classes 135 – 147)

B. FOR ALL CHILDREN AGED 13 & UNDER Please indicate age group (A, B, C,) on each exhibit. No names on exhibits. Maximum 2 entries per class Age Groups: A = 6 and under; B = 7-9; C = 10 - 13

1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes in each age group

148 Picture in any Medium………………………………………….. A B C 149 Lego Model (No Kits)…………………………………………... A B C 150 Decorated Egg…..………………………………………………. A B C 151 Photo Amusing or of My Pet……………………………. A B C

152 4 Homemade Biscuits..…………………………………………. A B C

153 Sandwich Cake A B C 154 4 Decorated Cup Cakes………………………………………... A B C 155 Piece of Craftwork...…………………………………………….. A B C 156 Piece of Art Created on Computer……………………………. A B C

Holly Atkiss Memorial Trophy for Best Entry in Class 149

The Doctor Bernard and Mrs Helen Richardson Memorial Trophy for Most Outstanding Entry

(Classes 148– 156)

SCHOOLS CLASSES – PLEASE NOTE To help us improve the way we display your exhibits please submit work as follows:

HANDWRITING (Classes 135 – 139) on A5 paper (with a 2 cm border)

PICTURES (Classes 140 – 144) on A3 paper (with 2 cm border)

CREATIVE WRITING (Classes 145 – 147) on A4 paper (No border)

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SHEEP CLASSES

All Entries to Mac Young, Sharperton Edge, Sharperton, Morpeth. NE65 7AG TEL: 01669 650239

Address for Movement Forms: Harbottle Show, Oak Tree Field, Harbottle, Morpeth Holding No. 31/432/8001. Entries by 4th September 2019

SHEEP JUDGING COMMENCES AT 11.00 AM - ENTRY FEE 30p

FIRST PRIZE £3, SECOND PRIZE £2, THIRD PRIZE £1 OVERALL SHOW CHAMPION £25

NORTHUMBRIAN BLACKFACE G. SWAN/T. MACKAY SHIELD

SCOTTISH BLACKFACE ROBERT DUNN CUP

1. Blackface Ewe 6. Blackface Ewe

2. Blackface Gimmer 7. Blackface Gimmer

3. Blackface Ewe Lamb 8. Blackface Ewe Lamb

4. Blackface Shearling Ram 9. Blackface Shearling Ram

5. Blackface Ram Lamb 10. Blackface Ram Lamb

MULE W.A.S. BLAKEY CUP

NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT F. T. WALTON CUP

11. Mule Ewe 14. NC Cheviot Ewe

12. Mule Gimmer 15. NC Cheviot Gimmer

13. Mule Ewe Lamb 16. NC Cheviot Ewe Lamb

SOUTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT J. METCALF CUP

TEXEL

17. SC Cheviot Ewe 22. Texel Ewe

18. SC Cheviot Gimmer 23. Texel Gimmer

19. SC Cheviot Ewe Lamb 24. Texel Ewe Lamb

20. SC Cheviot Shearling Ram 25. Texel Shearling Ram

21. SC Cheviot Ram Lamb 26. Texel Ram Lamb

INBYE CROSSBRED R. N. YOUNG & SONS TROPHY

27. Ewe

28. Gimmer

29. Ewe Lamb

BUTCHERS CLASSES

ROBINSON SALVER DAVID CAIRNS MEMORIAL TROPHY

31 Fat Lamb Hill Bred 32 Fat Lamb In-Bye

CHILDREN’S CLASS (16 & Under)

33 Any type of sheep not entered in another class to be judged

J. M. COATSWORTH CUP Overall Show Champion

TOM MACKAY MEMORIAL CUP For Best Dressed Sheep (All Classes)

DAVID OGILVIE MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded to the exhibitor who accumulates the most points based on results

(3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd)

RULES

1. Entries will be accepted up to 10:15 am on Show Morning. 2. All Exhibits to be grown by, (except Floral Art) or be the work of

the Exhibitor. 3. The tent will open for arranging exhibits between 8:45 am and

10:30 am on Show Morning, during which time only Committee Members, Exhibitors and Assistants will be admitted.

4. Judging will commence at 10:45 am by which time all Exhibitors must have left the tent.

5. No Exhibits may be removed before 4:00 pm. 6. A 1

st, 2

nd & 3

rd Prize will be awarded in all classes.

7. Winners must collect their prize money from the Treasurer before 4:00 pm on Show Day, or authorize a deputy to collect it on their behalf.

8. Prize money will be paid only on presentation of slip attached to back of prize ticket, actual winners ticket not to be removed from exhibit. Prize money to be signed for.

9. All previous First Prize winning exhibits at this show are debarred.

10. Cabbages are to be trimmed to one leaf round the cabbage. Turnips, Carrots, Beets and Onions must be cut off 3 - 4 inches.

11. Exhibitors must provide their own vases and stands for flowers. 12. Any article not complying with the schedule will be disqualified. 13. All exhibits at the show will receive reasonable care and attention

but the Committee will not be liable for any loss or damage. 14. Exhibits left in the exhibit tent at the end of the day will be

auctioned in aid of show funds. 15. Parcels of entries may be sent through the post to reach the

Secretary not later than the day before the Show and must contain a list of exhibits, entry fees, and a stamped addressed label for return.

16. The Judges decision in all classes is final. 17. Cups to be awarded at the Show must be returned to the

Secretary no later than 31st July. 18. Packet mixes NOT to be used in baking sections. 19. All persons entering the field will be charged admission unless

holding Complimentary or Pass Out Tickets 20. The Show Committee accept no responsibility for any injury to

competitors in the sporting events or to spectators during these events.

21. One free admission ticket only will be issued per Trade Stand. 22. Trade Stands must be booked in advance with Sharon Graham,

email john@alwinton.net

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THANK YOU

Once again we would like to thank everyone who has supported the show this year by giving generous donations, supporting the fundraising quiz nights & raffles, offering sponsorship or advertising. It all makes a big difference and helps to keep Harbottle Show the great tradition that it is.

National Park £250 Ben & Rosemary Harvey £25

Angela Atkiss £100 Anon £20

Mr John Common £50 Sue Bolam £20

Mrs Anne Dunn £50 Mr & Mrs J M Clarke £20

Northbrian Tent & Camping Assoc £50 Mr Nigel Jenkins £20

Mr Henry Boyden £40 Anon £10

Mrs Jane Edmondson £30 Mr John Armstrong £10

Mrs Carol Plater £30 Mrs Jean Foreman £10

Mr & Mrs Robson £30 Mr & Mrs G Swan £10

Mr Billy Gibson

£25

Chocolate Cake Dave John Lebbon

£5 £5

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UNDER 18 WRESTLING AT HARBOTTLE SHOW 2015 NAME OF CHILD……………………………………AGE………………

I give my child (named above) permission to enter the appropriate Wrestling Event for his / her age.

SIGNATURE OF PARENT……………………………………………..

Parents are responsible for supervising their children at all times

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