2018 PATHFINDER FAIREvents from the stories of The exoDUs

6 MAY | CASTLE HILL SHOWGROUND

PROGRAM

07.30am Registration Commences

08.45 Club Flag Bearers report to Parade Marshal at the Dias

Club Director to receive instructions on the March Past

09.00 Safety stewards to meet at Administration tent

Registration completed

09.15 Clubs assemble at the Parade assembling area

09.30 Uniform Inspection of all Clubs (30 points)

10.00 Parade Commences

Clubs complete March Past (20 points)

National Flag

National Anthem

State Flag

PathfinderFlag

Pledge & Law

PathfinderSong

Welcome

Prayer

Guest Speaker

Announcements

10.45 Morning Fair Events

1.VisualStory 4TeenPathfinders(50points)-15min

2.Fire 2Pathfinders(60points)-20min

3.HotManna 2Pathfinders(40points)-10min

4.CracktheCode 4Pathfinders(50points)-20min

12.15pm Lunch-Buy&Sell

01.00 Afternoon Fair Events

5.LostFocus 3Pathfinders(50points)-25min

6.DesertMarch Asperguidelines(60points)-3min

7.StandingCross 4Pathfinders+1Staff(60points)-20min

8.TheCrossing Asperguidelines(80points)-30min

03.30 Closing Ceremony

04.00 Pack up & depart

FAIR GUIDELINES

ThePathfinderFairisdesignedasafundayforeachclub.Eacheventwillrevealtheclubsabilitytoproblemsolve, adapt, work together, have fun and achieve. The events are designed so that everyone in the club, including leaders will be able to work together to demonstrate their skills

SPECIAL THEME FOR THIS YEAR’S FAIRThe events will all have something to do with the Story of the Exodus. This is one of the great stories of the Bible. This was when God revealed himself in a powerful way as he took the Children from the slavery of Egypt to the Promised land. This story has a lot of opportunities for discussion seeing we also are waiting for the coming of Jesus. Have fun as we recreate some of these great stories.

HOW CAN A CLUB PREPARE FOR THE FAIR?ThespecialPathfinderskillsthatarebeingassessedatthisPathfinderFairarehighlightedintheeventdescriptions along with the equipment needed for each team. As a group, look at the equipment, skills listed,andthenumberofPathfindersneeded.SpendtimeallowingthePathfinderstogaintheskillsforthisFair. Have Fun!

DOES THIS FAIR HAVE A BIBLICAL THEME?Yes. It is great to explore some of these stories that remind us that God is with us and He can do the impossible.

HOW MANY TEAMS CAN A CLUB ENTER?As many as they have personnel for. Remember that each team needs to have access to separate equipment. The judges will record the best score from the teams for their club.

WHAT IF THE CLUB IS VERY SMALL?We don’t want any clubs to feel that they may miss out on the excitement of the fair. We will allow small clubstousemorePathfinderstaffmembersinaneventtomakeupthemembers.ThisisbasedontheFairApplicationregisterednumberofPathfindersintheClub,NOTthenumberofPathfinderswhoactuallycome.WeasksmallPathfinderclubstogivepreferencetotheirPathfindersasisreasonableforeachevent.

WHEN DO I WEAR THE PATHFINDER UNIFORM?Full dress uniform must be worn for the formal opening. This includes top, bottom, insignias, hat etc. Club fielduniformshouldbewornforeventsandtheclosingparade.

SAFETY STEWARDSWe ask that each club provide one safety steward per event that the club enters. Their duties will include

• Indicate that the team is ready•Holdthefinishedproductuntilithasbeenreleasedbythejudges•MaintainsafeparticipationbythePathfinders• Complete a record of the event for the Judge

WILL THERE BE A PATHFINDER FAIR STAMP?Yes.Timwillhaveoneontheday.MakesureyoubringyourPathfinderPassportbooks.

HOW WILL THE SCORING BE DONE?The Judges will follow the fair standard. The scoring will be based on the team demonstrating their abilities andtheendresultwhereitisrelevant.TheteamsarecompetingagainsttheclockandthePathfinderFair standard followed by the judges. The Judges will be the District Directors. The score will not be made available on the day. All teams can achieve an A grade. A Fair Pennant will be presented to each club duringthefinalparade.

JUDGING PROCEDURE FOR THIS FAIRWhen the team makes an object the judging will take place after the event. The object built or made will not be able to be dismantled until after the judges have completed their inspection. This means that clubs will have to remember that timber may not be available immediately for the next event.

CAN PHOTOGRAPHERS TAKE PICTURES OF EVENTS?Yes.EachclubwillbeabletohaveONEclubphotographerbadge.ThisisonlyavailablefromTimattheinfor-mation tent. The guidelines for this person are as follows:• They are the only person allowed to photograph beyond the crowd safey fence.• The badge can be shared with different adults from the club.• The photographer MUST respect the directions of the Safety Steward and the judge as they are responsi-

ble for keeping the event safe. • Thephotographermustnotgetinthewayofthepathfinders.• The photographer is not to act as a coach for the team. Their role is to record the experience of the

Pathfinders.• If a photographer does not follow all of the above guidelines then the badge will be taken from the

club.

GENERAL MARCHING DETAILSAssembly point for Parade-AsindicatedbyyourDistrictDirectorMarch Past Route-ThiswillincludetheMarchPast.Directorswillleadtheirclub.Pleasedonotdoaslow march when doing the eyes right past the dais. It holds up the rest of the opening parade and the participation of other clubs in the march past. The parade commands will include: Forward March Eyes Right (as you approach the Dais) Eyes Front (when last rank has passed Dais) Left Wheel -FollowDD’sDirectionstoyourassemblepoint.

INSPECTIONThefulluniforminspectionwillcommenceintheassemblyarea.(Seepages26-33partII,item1707andpage69intheSouthPacificPathfinderStaffManual(RedBook)only fully uniformed members can participate in the inspection and parade. Please note that in the GSC Conference the club has a choice of hats to wear. The club must wear only ONE of the approved combinations. These are The old Soft hat TheGSCPathfinderCaps TheAkubra(StaffmayweartheAkubrawiththeabovePathfinderhats)Theinspectionwillbelookingspecificallyfor;FulldressuniformwithspecialcheckonPathfinderHatasabove, both sleeves in right order and black footwear.

CLUB FORMATION AND SIZINGLarge clubs (more than 30 participants) can be in ranks of 4 and small clubs (8 or less) can be in ranks of 2. OtherwisethedetailsareoutlinedunderthesectionentitledFormationswith-intheClub,PartIIitems717,718(pages22-24)

FAIR GUIDELINES

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARADEEach club will march in the following order: Regular Club Small Club Large ClubStandardBearer(BearingClubFlag) + + +Director + + +DeputyDirector/s ++ + +++GuidonBearers(inranksofthree) +++ ++ ++++ +++ ++ ++++Clubmembers(inranksofthree) +++ ++++ +++ ++++PathfinderStaff +++ ++++

PathfindersshouldbeabletoexecuteallthecommandsthatarenecessarytofulfillthemarchingrequirementsfortheParade(refertoS.P.P.S.MMarchingsections900-1102and1702-1706).

OTHER PROCEDURES TO BE FAMILIAR WITHSalutingattheMarchPast PartII,Item805,page33EyesRight PartII,Item806,page33Eyes Front Part II, Item 808, page 34GuidonDrillandFlagBearersDrill PartII,Item1000—1102,page45-49OpeningandClosingRanks PartII,Item721,722,page26

FLAG RAISING AND LOWERINGClubsshouldbefamiliarwithflagraisingandloweringproceduresforathreeflagceremony.ColorGuardswillbeappointedbeforetheFairDay.SeePartII,Item1704—1705,pages66,67,725,726,27,28.Thecolourpartymustbeinfulluniformforbothraisingandloweringtheflags. CLUB DIRECTOR’S COMMANDSTheClubDirector’sknowledgeanduseofcommandsintheformalmarchpast;inspectionandflagraisingwillbenoted.Ofparticularconcernarethecommands,salutingandhalting.Directorsaretorefertothe

relevant items in the manual.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTThefollowingeventsweredesignedbyPathfinderAdvisoryPathfinderFair2018subcommittee.

The members were Inoke Katia, Weng Leong, Raelene Boyd and John WellsThe scripture used in the events is

HolyBible,NewLivingTranslation®,copyright©1996,2004byTyndaleCharitableTrust.Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers. All rights reserved.

FAIR GUIDELINES

EVENT 1 | VISUAL STORY

“But watch out! Be very careful never to forget what you have seen the Lord do for you. Do not let these things escape from your mind as long as you live! And be sure to pass them on to your children and

grandchildren.”Deut 4:9

Purpose To participate in a visual presentation of the Exodus story. To prepare a windbreak for Events 2 & 3.

Participants 4Pathfinders.

Method ThePathfinderslashtogetherafreestandingframeasillustrated. Thepre-paintedmuralpicturethatillustratesapartoftheExodusstory(allocatedbythe coference when you send in your applications) is attached to the frame using a sheet bend knot from each corner on a rope that is then tied to the frame using either a clove hitch or 1.5turnsand2.5hitches.ThismuralmustbedonebyPathfindersbefore the fair.

Equipment Lashing timber Lashing rope Pre-paintedMural1800x1000(themuralthemeforeachteamisprovidedbytheconference) Thismustbetheoneillustratedbecauseitwillfitinwiththeoverallpresentationsbytheclub teams

Time 20 min

Judges Correect pioneering skillsLooking for Correct mural picture Free standing frame stands

Points 50

EVENT 2 | FireIDEAS FOR EVENT 2

Different methods of making kindling from a block of wood

“...the pillar of cloud turned into a pillar of fire...”Exodus 14:20

Purpose TocreatethefireforcookinginEvent3

Participants 2TeenPathfinders.ThesePathfindersneedtobecometentinhandlingatomahawkand sheath knife in a safe and correct manner. When chopping the wood they need to wear a tightfittingleatherglovetoprotectagainstsplinters.Theyneedtohavebeentrainedand supervised by a competent adult. Some different ideas for splitting for kindling wood are outlined on the previous page.

Method ThePathfinderscreatetimberandshavingsfromtheblocksofpinethataresuppliedbythe conference. They safely use the tomahawk and the sheath knife or folding knife to create thetimberforthefire. Theyarrangethecuttimber,fuzzstick(s)andshavingsforthefireontheclubsfireproofplate (this could be from the last fair). The plate must be puton bricks so that it is off the ground at the located place. Theeventfinisheswhenthefireisestablished.Ensurethatthenexteventhasadequate choppedwoodtomaintainthefire.Leavethefireburningbecausethenexteventwillcook onthefire. Equipment Blocks of wood supplied by the conference Match supplied by the conference Tomahawk & sharpening stone. Axe must be very sharp so that it cuts safely Sheath knife or folding knife & sharpening tools 1goodfittingpairofglovesforhandlingthewood(optional) Wooden chopping board Fire plate 4housebrickstokeepthefireplateabovetheground

Time 20 min

Judges Safe use of tomahawk and sheath knife or folding knifeLooking for Preparation of lighting timber Arrangement of the timber for lighting Use of one matchPoints 60

EVENT 2 | Fire

EVENT 3 | Hot manna!

When the dew evaporated, a flaky substance as fine as frost blanketed the ground. The Israelites werepuzzled when they saw it. “What is it?” they asked each other. They had no idea what it was. And Moses told

them, “It is the food the Lord has given you to eat”Exodus 16:14-15

Purpose Cookenoughpopcorntofillthebasin.

Participants TwoPathfinders

Method Theeventstartswhenthehootergoesaftereveryone’sfireshavebeenestablished.(They onlyhaveamaxof25mintuestopreparethis) Theteamwillestablishamethodforthebilly/pottobeoverthefire. Theteamwillcookenoughpopcorntofilltheconferencesupplied5litresizedbasin. After the stewart has taste tested the popcorn, it can be shared with the rest of the club.

Equipment 5litrecleanedbluebasin(suppliedbyconference) Pot 2 packets of popcorn Oil Flavourings (butter, salt or ?) Basin covering

Time 20 min

Judges Team working well togetherLooking for Enough popcorn is supplied in the basin

Points 40

EVENT 4 | Crack the code

“While we were at Mount Sinai, the Lord our God made a covenant with us”Deut 5:2

Purpose To itentify the commandment that is being referred to in the coded message. The club develop a successful method of communication with each other as outlined below.

Participants 4Pathfinders Morse Code Alphabet

Method ThefourPathfindersaresplitintotwogroups.Thetwogroupsare20metresapart. Group 1: The senders who send the message using morse code. Themorsecodecanbesignalledbyusingatorch,flagorothernonelectronic methods. Group 2: The receivers and interpreters of the riddle. They then hand the answer to the steward

Equipment

Time 20 min

Judges Successful communicationlooking for Team word well together Points 50points

EVENT 5 | Desert march

‘Tell the people to march toward Pi-hahiroth between Migdol and the sea’Exodus 14:2

Purpose To explore the events from the history that is described in Exodus and Leviticus through creative marching.

Participants Inteamsof6,9or12,withastaffpersonwhocanbeoneofthenumberoranextraperson.

Event Each club has been allocated a different event in the Exodus story. This will be the theme of their marching display. Youwillbenotifiedofyourthemewhenyousendintheclub’sapplicationform(s).Ifyour club is entering more than one team then we will allocate a different theme for each of the teams. Theofficewillhavealistoftheallocations.ThereistobeNOswappingofthemesbetween teams or clubs. This is an oppurtunity to explore what the event was and how it affected the children of Israel. The march must last for exactly 3 mintues.

Equipment Uniformisoftheclub’sdesign.Allteammembers(whether6,9or12)mustparticipate.It shouldreflectthethemeoftheEmpiretheyaredescribing. NOverbalordersareallowed. Music will be provided by the conference. The music will be the beat of a drum that will last for3mintues.Marchingareawillbe30mx30m.Therewillbe4-6differentteamspresenting at the same time.

Time 3 min

Judges Team working togetherlooking for Matching uniform Team begin and end together Team in step Creative

Points 60

EVENT 6 | Lost focus

“Overlook the stubbornness and sin of these people, but remember instead your serventsAbraham, Isaac and Jacob.”

Deuteronomy 9:27

Purpose Demonstrate skill in identifying and walking on the points of the compass. They need to know thefollowingpointsofthecompass-N,S,E,W,NE,NW,SEandSW.Theyalsoneedtoknow how to follow a back bearing and know the order of the Patriarchs including their wives and the children of Jacob.

Participants ThreePathfindersformoneteam.

Method EachteamofPathfindersisallocatedtoanassemblyarea.Eachassemblyareaisallocated adifferentcolourwhichwillidentifythespecificcardthattheyneedtocollect.Whencalled, a team member will walk to the stewards in the centre of the circle that they are assigned to.ThePathfinderputsapaperbagoverhis/herhead.Thestewardgivesthemapointofthe compassthatthePathfinderhastofollowbywalkinginthedirectionofthepointofthe compass that they can see when they look down under the paper bag over their head. ThePathfindercannottouchthepaperbagduringtheevent(unlessdirectedbythesteward) after they have been given their compass point that they have to follow. ThePathfinderwalkthedirectionthatthecompassindicatesuntiltheyreachtheircolourthat they are seeking. They receive a card with one of the Patriarchs or wives the family of Jacob. They then set a back bearing on the compass to get them back to where they started.They put the bag back on their head to return to the starting point.

ThePathfinderrunsbacktorestoftheirteamwithoutthebagontheirheadandtagsthe nextPathfinderwhothenfollowsthesameprocedure. When the teams with the same colour have collected their cards they then put them in the right order.

Equipment Paper Bag (supplied by conference) Patriarch and wives and Sons of Jacob cards (supplied by conference) Compass

Time 25min

Judges Ability to walk on the allocated point of the compasslooking for Ability to walk on a back bearing Ability to put the Patriarch and wives in the right order

Points 50points

EVENT 7 | Standing cross

“And as Moses lifted up the bronze snake on a pole in the wilderness, so I, the Son of Manwill be lifted up on a pole”

John 3:14

Purpose To use duct tape to create a ‘free standing cross’ (the cross can be moved and will stand on flatgroundwithoutanypegsintheground). To administer the correct First Aid to the person bitten by a snake.

Participants 3Pathfinders&1staffmember

Event PathfinderswillcreateasnaketobeputonthecrossbeforetheFairday.

Theteamwillcreateafreestandingcrossusingjustducttapeanda1.5metrelongbush (round)timber.Thecrosspieceofthecrossmustbe3.5metresfromtheground.The premade snake must be attached before the cross is completed. The completed free standing cross will be taken to the location indicated by the steward.

OneofthePathfindersisbittenbyasnake.TheteamhavetoprovidethecorrectFirstAid andcarrythePathfinder(usingalltheteam)tothefootofthecrosstheyhavemade.

Equipment 1.5metreslongbushroundpoles-asmanyasneededbytheteam Duct tape Premadehandcraftedsnake(designedbythepathfindersandnotbought) First Aid Method of carrying the patient

Time 20 min

Judges Use the correct equipmentlooking for Designofsnake-original Cross is free standing and portable Correct First Aid response Safe and appropriate lifting, carrying and lowering methods The team work together

Points 60points

EVENT 7 | STANDING CROSS

IDEAS FOR EVENT 7Different methods of making a freestanding structure.

EVENT 8 | the croSsing

“So the people of Israel walked through the sea on dry ground, with walls of water on each side”Exodus 14:22

Purpose To set up a two rope bridge for the Director and 3 members of staff to cross without touching the ground. The rest of the club provide the ‘walls of water’ (wet sponges) that they throw at the staff while they are crossing.

Participants All of the members of the club will be involved. Bigger clubs may want to have more than one crossing taking place. Constructionteam-6Pathfindersand2staff Crossingteam-Directorand3staff Throwingteam-therestofthemembers(Pathfindersandstaff)orallocatedpeopleifmore than one team.

Method The construction team make up the frames and establish the rope for the rope bridge for thedesignatedstafftocrossoneatatime.Thegaptobecrossedis5metres.Thebottom rope must not touch the ground while crossing the ‘gap’.

The crossing team cross by holding the upper rope as support while stepping across the bottom rope. They must not touch the ground when crossing.

The throwing team throw wet sponges at the staff crossing the 2 rope bridge.

Equipment Lashingtimberx2metresx6 Lashing rope Thickrope-20metreslong(walkonduringcrossing) Guiderope-30metres(holdduringcrossing) Pegssuchaswoodenorstarpickets1.5metresx6 Heavy hammer Yellow caps for star pickets Sponges (conference supplied) Water containers (conference supplied)

Time 30 min

Judges Bottom crossing rope not touching the groundlooking for Rope tight Correct lashing Safe construction methods

Points 80 points

WHAT TO BRING

This is a list of what each group will need to complete all of the activities:

• Pre-paintedmural(event1)• Roundbushlashingtimberx1.5x7(event1)• Round bush lashing timber x 2 x 2 (event 1)• Lashing rope plus tying rope (event 1)• Tomahawk or hand axe (event 2)• Sheath knife (or folding knife) (event 2)• Closefittinggloves(optional)(event2)• Fire plate (event 2)• Four house bricks (event 2)• Cooking pot (event 3)• Cooking frame (event 3)• Cooking utensils as needed (event 3)• Cooking oil (event 3)• Popping corn x 2 packets (event 3)• Flavouring as required (event 3)• Equipment as needed (event 4)• Uniformsforthemarchinggroups(event5)• Compassx3(event6)• Pre-madesnake(event7)• Duck Tape as required (event 7)• Asmanyasrequired1.5roundlashingtimberasrequired(event7)• Patient transport equipment as needed (event 7)• First Aid Kit (event 7)• 6x2metreroundbushtimber(event9)• Lashingrope(event9)• Thick rope x 20 metre (event 8)• Lashing rope (event 8)• Guide Rope x 30 metres (event 8)• Pickets (wooden or star) x 8 (event 8)• Heavy hammer (event 8)

FOOD STALL

Each club serve vegetarian food for lunch to be sold to those attending the Fair. We would encourage stalls to work toward the Fair theme in decoration and attire of helpers. We suggest that costumes, tents, decorationandvegetarianfoodnamesareusedtocreatetheright“flavour”.

Vegetarian food may be prepared during the morning. The main selling time is from 11.30am. Lunch commencesofficiallyat12.15pm.Stallscancommenceoperationassoonastheyaresetup.Somestallsmay want to sell breakfast menus. It is recommended that church helpers prepare the vegetarian food, butwherepossibleinvolveresponsiblePathfindersintheservingandselling.Bepreparedtoprovidepaperplates, cups, plastic forks etc, if your vegetarian food requires such. Health requirements state that all food be covered until served. Paper or plastic tablecloths cover your trestle. Food handlers must wear gloves. Hot foodmustbekeptabove60degreescelcius.Cookfoodthoroughly.Keeputensilsclean.Separaterawandcooked food.

Check the list of suggested vegetarian foods below and list your selections on the application form. You can only choose two from this list excluding the selling of drinks. You may of course add one or two of your ownthatisnotlisted.Ifsomeoneelsehasyourfirstprioritywewillnotifyyouassoonaswereceiveyourapplication and ask you to prepare your second or third priorities. First in best dressed! Please respect this so that everyone can make some money.

Vegeburgers Roti and Vegetarian* CurryVegetarian Soup Vegetarian* Curry and RiceCakes/Cupcakes/Muffins VegetarianNoodlesBiscuits/Slices SandwichesDrinks/Milkshakes Fresh FruitFruit Salad Frozen CupsPopcorn/Potato Chips Ice cream Pizzas PastaHaystacks Salad BarVegetarian* Hot Dogs Hot ChipsPicklets/Pancakes PupusasDrinks ChurrosNachos Vegetarian* Pluto PupsVegetarian* Samosas ANZAC biscuitsVegetarian* Pies Vegetarian* Hot island foodIce Blocks FalafelFruit Kebabs Sweet PiesVegetarian* Fried Rice DonutsFijian Desert – Vakalolo Corn on a CobOtherVegetarianFood

FoodsoldshouldconformtoAdventistfoodstandards;onlyVegetarian* food to be offered for sale.

The position of the stalls will be allocated based on when we receive the clubs Application Form from the club. The main selling time for food items produced/provided by your club is the two hour period from 11.30am to 1.30pm. If you do not let us know in advance that you are planning a food stall, you will not be allocated a space in the food stall area.

The purpose of the stalls is to provide funds for the club. We are restricting the number of types of vegetarian foodthatissoldsothateveryonecanhaveachanceofmakingsomemoney.YOUCANONLYSELLTHEFOODTHATYOUHAVEBEENALLOCATEDFROMTHELISTABOVE.Allstallscanselldrinksandothervegetarianfood that is not listed.

FOOD STALL

NO POWER WILL BE SUPPLIED;you will need to provide your own generator. Due to the noise factor, generators are to be placed remote from the stalls. Bring along extension leads if you need power. Extension cords MUST have a CURRENT tag attached or we will ask you to roll it up. Portable gas is more acceptable (butnoterequirementsforfireextinguishers).

We will have a team who will organize the location and function of the stalls. Please respect them as they are responsible for creating a small village.

FoodstallswillnotbeinspectedormarkedforthePathfinderFairPoints.

*Definition for vegetarian food.Itiseasiestbysayingwhatisnotvegetarianfood.NOmeat,chicken,fish,tuna, prawns or any food that has had a life and has been killed for people to eat. Vegetarian food is all the garden foods and fruit tree food that are grown. It also includes Lacto foods such as cheese, milk and other dairy products that come from cows or goats.

SIZE OF STALLDue to the restriction of space for selling food we can have NO STALL THAT IS GREATER THAN 4M x 4M. Please do not embarrass yourself by having a larger tent or tarp. Thank you for cooperating with us.

CAR & TRAILER ‘ON SITE’OnlyallowedONE vehhicle & trailer on site. This must be parked behind your club tent. It must stay therefor the whole time of the Fair. Please load everything into the vehicle and trailer. We do not want vehiclesmovingwhenthePathfinderFairisoperatingandthisincludessetupandPackup.Foraccess,contacttheParking Team.

FOOD/CLUB SHELTER ROPES AND PEGSAll of the ropes that are used to secure the shelter/Gazebos to the pegs must have a red tape attached tothemsothatpeoplecanidentifythem.Thepegsalsoneedtobeidentifiedinthesamemannersonoonewill trip over them

FAIR APPLICATION FORM

Name of Club: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Club Director: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone/Mobile: __________________________________ Email: _________________________________________________

Approximate number attending the Fair: _________________________________________________________________

Teams will be entered in the following events: (StatethenumberofteamsyourPathfinderClubisenteringineachevent)

1.Visualstory ____________ 6.LostFocus ____________

2. Fire ____________ 7. Standing Cross ____________

3. Hot Manna ____________ 8. The Crossing ____________

4. Crack the Code ____________

5.DesertMarch ____________

Safety Stewards: (Oneforeachteamyouenterinanevent)

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

We plan to set up a vegetarian food stall: Yes / No

Food items we would like to sell: (RememberyoucanonlychooseTWOfromthelist+drinks)

First Choice: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Second Choice: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Backup Choice: ________________________________________________________________________________________

We will present, serve & handle the food in a safe manner as outlined by the Food Health Authority in NSW. We will cook the food thoroughly and keep our hands clean by using gloves. We will also only have vegetarian food available

Name: ______________________________________________ Position: __________________________________________

Contact Phone Number: ____________________________ Email: ____________________________________________

Signature: __________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________

PLEASE COMPLETE & RETURN TO: 4CambridgeSt.EPPING2121|Email:timothyrichardson@adventist.org.au|Fax:98686533

APPLICATION DEADLINE

4TH APRIL 2018