BRADWELL-ON-SEA FLOWER SHOW

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2 BRADWELL-ON-SEA FLOWER SHOW Chairman: Treasurer: Hon. Secretary: MR. D. THORPE MRS. J. ALLEN MRS. T. FOWLER, HOCKLEY FARM, BRADWELL-ON-SEA, TEL: (01621) COMMITTEE Mesdames: Messrs: J. Allen N. Anthony, C. Archer, T. Fowler, E. Stapleton, S. Tylor, T. King, and W. Clements D. Thorpe and S. Riley JUDGES VEGETABLES AND FRUIT: POT PLANTS AND FLOWERS: FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS: COOKERY: HANDICRAFT: CHILDREN S COOKERY: CHILDREN S HANDICRAFT PHOTOGRAPHY: ART: MR. C. EMBERSON MR. C. EMBERSON MRS. J. COWELL MRS. M. COOPER MRS. P. POTTER MRS. M. COOPER SANDY SYKES MR. B. MARTIN & MRS MARTIN ADAMS MRS SPIERS ENTERING THE FLOWER SHOW ENTRY FEES: ADULTS - 20p. per entry (50p for late entries) CHILDREN Free (20p for late entries) READ THIS SCHEDULE CAREFULLY - Fill in the entry form printed inside this Schedule with the details it asks for: Please note; one for each person entering (if more forms are required please copy form or pick up another entry form from the village shop). Then bring (with payment if needed) to: Bradwell Village Hall, at 6-8 PM, Wednesday 29 th July 2015, or contact the Hon. Secretary on , hockflete@yahoo.co.uk or send applications to address above. All entry forms to be received at or prior to this time; Limited late entries can be received between 5pm to 8pm at the Village Hall on Friday the 31 st July. Note; late entries are charged at 50p per class for adults and 20p per class for children s classes. Note: No late entries will be allowed on the day of the show. PRIZE MONEY ADULTS - NO PRIZE MONEY CHILDREN FIRST - 1 SECOND - 50p THIRD- 25p All prize money CAN ONLY be collected on the day of the Show when removing exhibits.

3 RULES OF EXHIBITION PLEASE READ THE RULES CAREFULLY 1. That the competition in Division 'A' be open to all. (Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables) 2. That the competition in Division 'B' be open to residents of Bradwell-on-Sea only Persons qualified to exhibit in Division 'B' may show in Division 'A' 3. All exhibitors to register entries to the Hon. Secretary on form at the back of the schedule before or on Wednesday 29 th July 2015 between the hours of 6.00 pm and 8.00 pm at Bradwell Village Hall, together with entry fees. Prior to this Entries may be sent by post to the Hon. Secretary. Limited late entries can be accepted between 5pm to 8pm at the Village Hall on Friday the 31 st July, note; late entries are charged at 50p per class for adults and 20p per class for children s classes. NO LATE ENTRIES ON SHOW DAY. 4. Except in the flower arrangement classes; fruit, vegetables and flowers exhibited must have been raised by the exhibitor, or have been in their possession at least two months. Any exhibitor infringing this rule will be disqualified for any prizes in the Show and from exhibiting in any future Show held by the Society. 5. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE AT THE HALL BETWEEN 8 AM AND AM AND NOT REMOVED BEFORE 5.30 PM 6. Photographs to be no larger than 180mm by 135mm Photographs may be digital. (No frames or descriptions with photographs, only one exhibit may be entered in each class) All Photographs to be submitted on or before entry night (envelopes will be provided) 7. On Show Day the Hall will close for judging between 11 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. 8. Each competitor must find receptacles for their own exhibits. The Committee will not be responsible for loss or damage to any of these articles or for any exhibit not removed at the specified time. 9. Competitors may show only one exhibit in each class. 10. Exhibits staged may only be moved by the Show Secretary or appointed Steward. 11. The decision of the judges must be accepted as final. 12. All complaints must be lodged with the Stewards on the day of the Show, in writing with a deposit of Flower Arrangements may be staged in the Hall on Friday31 st July, between 5.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. 14. All exhibits are left at the owner s risk. 15. All exhibits are to be removed from the hall by 6pm, after this time exhibits will be disposed of. 16. Handicraft, Art and Photography exhibits entered in this show must not have been entered in previous years. The same photo may not be entered in more than one class. 17. All textile exhibits must be clean, garments not worn or washed, with the Entry Card attached securely. 18. All Cup Holders are responsible for insurance and safe keeping of cups. 19. ALL CUPS ARE TO BE RETURNED, CLEAN, AND ENGRAVED AT CUP WINNERS EXPENSE (if required by Cup) to the Secretary, BY THE 1ST OF JULY All Cups other than those awarded on points, are given at the judges discretion. PRIZE MONEY AND RAFFLE PRIZES NOT COLLECTED BY SEPTEMBER 1 ST 2015 WILL BE RETURNED TO FUNDS OR DISPOSED OF. ALL EXHIBITS AND EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED BY 6 P.M. ON DAY OF SHOW LOST ITEMS, PHONE THE SECRETARY ON AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 1

4 Guide for first time exhibitors. 1. Do not display more or less objects than required in the schedule, this means instant disqualification. 2. Read the wording of the class requirements carefully. 3. No fruit or vegetable should be polished. This destroys the natural bloom. 4. Vegetable roots must be washed to remove any traces of dirt. 5. You can either stage your fruit and vegetable exhibits on a white paper plate or for larger items, directly on to the show bench. Alternatively, you can cover a board with plain black fabric. 6. All your fruit must have their stalks intact. The same for tomatoes. This applies to some vegetables. Check the schedule for requirements. 7. Show things of equal size and shape, one giant item with two medium-sized will not help you win. 8. Entries should be clean, free of disease and undamaged. 9. Beans: The judge is looking for no seed showing through the outside shell, a clean snap when broken, straight and with the stalk attached. 10. Cabbage: Good solid well grown heart, no bugs. 11. Beetroot: Good clean smooth skin, good inside colour, cut leaf stalks to Potatoes: Of medium even size 7-8oz each. 13. Shallots: Ripe, firm bulbs with a thin neck. Pickling shallots the same but no more than 1-inch diameter. 14. Tomatoes and chilli peppers, good colour, even sized with stalks attached. 15. Onions: Clean, dry, with tops cut and tied. 16. Herbs: Fresh healthy and clean. Tie into a bunch, place into a container of water. 17. Flower Stems must show flowers only. No seed heads or berries. 18. Foliage growing naturally from the flower stem is allowed. 19. The vase should be in proportion to the display. You get no extra points for using Gran s best china. 20. You may use packing material to keep stems in place, but don t add bows or anything similar. 21. Exhibits are judged as they are, not how the buds will look in a week or how they were when you picked them Friday morning. About 70% of buds should be in bloom. 22. A vase must have water in it when judged. 23. Pot plants: Judges are looking for a sturdy, nice circular and shapely specimen. Flowers must be fresh with clean unblemished leaves, clean pot, no rubbish on the surface and a clearly written nametag. 24. It may be illegal to pick some wild flowers from the countryside, if in doubt ask or see Although by no means exhaustive, we hope these points will be of use to you. The committee really hope you will be tempted to have a go this year. Remember, its great fun! 2

5 DIVISION 'A' OPEN CLASSES CLASS VEGETABLES 1 3 Potatoes - white 2 3 Potatoes - coloured 3 3 Onions 4 3 Courgettes 5 3 Carrots Long - foliage trimmed 6 2 Heads of Garlic - dried, 1" stem 7 1 Bunch Mixed Herbs - 4 varieties neatly tied together in container of water. 8 Cabbage - green with 4" stalk 9 7 Runner Beans - ½" stem 10 5 Climbing beans (not runner beans) 11 5 Tomatoes on a plate 12 7 Cherry Tomatoes on a plate 13 7 Dwarf or French Beans - ½" stem 14 2 Cucumbers 15 2 Cucumbers - ridge 16 3 Beetroot - globe 17 1 Basket of Freshly cut, Salad vegetables 18 1 Marrows - maximum 14" long 19 7 Shallots 20 7 Pickling Shallots - not to exceed 1" in diameter 21 3 Peppers, mixed varieties - ½" stem, Bell or Chilli 22 3 Peppers, same variety and colour - ½" stem, Bell or Chilli 23 Any other vegetable not in schedule 24 Box of mixed vegetables Max Size 18 x18 FRUIT 25 3 Dessert Apples - any one variety 26 3 Cooking Apples - any one variety 27 6 trusses or stalks of soft fruit - any one variety 28 Dish of 6 Plums - any one variety 29 3 other fruit any one variety 30 3 Figs 31 5 Sticks of Rhubarb The COKER CUP is awarded for the most points in Division A- Fruit and Vegetables The BURROWS CUP is awarded for the most outstanding entry in the Fruit and Veg Classes See page 8 for children s vegetable classes. 3

6 DIVISION A OPEN CLASSES CUT FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS CLASS 40 3 Roses - 3 different varieties 41 1 Rose, name of rose to be given 42 1 Vase Floribunda Roses, 3 sprays 43 1 Vase of 5 Dahlias, Decorative, Cactus, or Semi-Cactus, any variety or varieties 44 1 Vase of 5 Dahlias, Pom Pom - any variety or varieties 45 1 Vase of 5 Ball Dahlias - any variety or varieties 46 1 Dahlia 47 2 Vases of Annuals - different varieties in each vase 48 1 Vase of Perennials - one variety 49 3 Spikes of Gladioli 50 1 Hydrangea Head 51 1 Passion Flower Head floating in water 52 1 Exotic Bloom 53 6 individual Fuchsia Florets, floating in water in a margarine tub 54 1 Planted Container (max container size 2ftx2ft) } 55 1 Foliage Plant } 56 1 Begonia } 57 1 Fuchsia }Pot Plants 58 1 Pot Plant in bloom, any variety } 59 1 Cactus or Succulent } 60 1 Pelargonium } 61 1 Pot Plant, other than those mentioned above } The CARTER CUP is awarded for the best overall pot plant in the show. CLASS CUT FLOWER CLASSES 62 Basket of your Garden Flowers, 24" x 24" Bradwell Power Station Rose Bowl, 63 An award for a Bowl of Mixed Dahlias, 18" x 18" Marion B. Stubbings Trophy 64 A Vase of 5 Pom-Pom Dahlias Mr G. Peacock Shield 65 A Vase of 5 Cactus Dahlias Mr G. Peacock Cup 66 A Miniature Garden in a Seed Tray (Adults) Donna Carter Shield 67 One bloom (any flower) to be judged for perfume Certificate The CARTER CUP is awarded for the best overall pot plant in the show. The GLADYS PARKER CHALLENGE CUP is awarded for the most points in the cut flower classes in A&B (not Roses) The ROSE CUP is awarded for the most points in the Roses classes in A&B The CHARLES DOWSETT perpetual challenge is awarded for the most outstanding Cut Flower exhibit. 4

7 DIVISION 'B' OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF BRADWELL-ON-SEA ONLY CLASS VEGETABLES 70 3 Potatoes - white 71 3 Potatoes - coloured 72 3 Onions 73 2 Courgettes 74 2 Carrots Long - foliage trimmed 75 One Head of Garlic - dried, 1" stem 76 1 Bunch Mixed Herbs 4 varieties, neatly tied together in container of water. 77 Cabbage - green with 4" stalk 78 5 Runner Beans - ½" stem 79 3 Climbing beans (not runner beans) 80 4 Tomatoes on a plate 81 5 Cherry Tomatoes on a plate 82 5 Dwarf or French Beans ½" stem 83 1 Cucumber 84 1 Cucumber- ridge 85 2 Beetroot - globe 86 1 Basket of Freshly cut, Salad vegetables 87 1 Marrow - maximum 16" long 88 5 Shallots on a plate 89 5 Pickling Shallots - not to exceed 1", on a plate 90 2 Peppers, any colour - ½" stem - Bell or Chilli 91 Any other vegetable not in schedule 92 Box of mixed vegetables Max Size 18 x18 FRUIT 93 3 Apples - any one variety 94 3 Sticks of Rhubarb 95 Dish of 4 Plums - any one variety 96 Collection of currants, of different kinds 97 3 Figs 98 3 other fruit any one variety The GREENAWAY CUP is awarded for the most points in Division B- Fruit and Vegetables The BURROWS CUP is awarded for the most outstanding entry in the Fruit and Veg Classes 5

8 DIVISION 'B' OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF BRADWELL-ON-SEA ONLY CUT FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS CLASS Roses - different varieties Rose, name of rose to be given Vase Floribunda Roses, 1 spray Vase of 3 Dahlias, Decorative, Cactus or Semi - Cactus any variety or varieties Vase of 3 Dahlias, Pom-Pom - any variety or varieties Vase of 3 Ball Dahlias - any variety or varieties Dahlia Vase of Annuals - one variety Vase of Perennials - one variety Spike of Gladioli Hydrangea Head Passion Flower Head floating in water Exotic Bloom individual Fuchsia Florets, floating in water in a margarine tub Planted Container (max container size 2ftx2ft) } Foliage Plant } Begonia } Fuchsia } Pot Plant in bloom, any variety } Pot Plants Cactus or Succulent } Pelargonium } Pot Plant, other than those mentioned above } The DAVID AND PAM QUELCH CUP is awarded for the most points in the pot plant B classes. The GLADYS PARKER CHALLENGE CUP is awarded for the most points in the cut flower classes in A&B (not Roses) The ROSE CUP is awarded for the most points in the Roses classes in A&B The CHARLES DOWSETT perpetual challenge is awarded for the most outstanding Cut Flower exhibit 6

9 FLOWER ARRANGING CLASSES Where dimensions given they are for table space only (i.e. no limit on height unless stated.) An arrangement judged by the public 125 The Control Tower V&L Dean Cup May be executed at home Landscape of the imagination. Within 24 x24 base area, accessories allowed Beginners Class 126 A Basket Design Donna Carter Cup Within 18 x18 base area, accessories allowed Novice flower arrangers Trophy May be executed at home Open Classes 127 The Proms 12 x12. Certificate May be executed at home 128 A Modern Design Certificate Within a 18 x18 base area 129 Corsage max 6 x6 Certificate 130 Parallel Universe Parallel 18 long x 12 deep x 18 high. Certificate May be executed at home 131 Wellie Time an exhibit using wellingtons Certificate May be executed at home 132 Bramble Ramble Certificate Twigs and Twine, natural accessories 18 x Sporting Chance 18 x18 accessories allowed. Ray Morris May be executed at home Memorial Rose Bowl 134 A Pot of Gold Certificate Accessories allowed 20 x20. Church Flower Arrangers only Class 135 The Church Mouse Joan Dean Accessories allowed. 18 x18. Memorial Cup May be executed at home Bradwell WI only Class years of Bradwell WI accessories allowed 18 x18. P. Kirby May be executed at home Memorial Cup 7

10 The BRADWELL-JUXTA-MARE Cup is awarded for the most points in the floral arrangement classes; Public Judged and Open classes (excluding Church and WI classes). The CYNTHIA SERRELL-WATTS Cup is awarded for the most outstanding floral arrangement/exhibit. First - 3 points Second - 2 points Third - 1 point CHILDREN'S CLASSES First Prize 1 Second Prize 50p Third Prize 25p CLASS FLOWERS / GARDENS/ VEGETABLES/FRUIT UP TO AND INCLUDING 6 YEARS 140 A miniature garden in a seed tray 141 Floating flowers in a bowl - judged for arrangement (6 maximum diameter bowl) 142 A posy of flowers for Granny, displayed in a jam jar 7 TO 10 YEARS 143 A miniature garden in a seed tray 144 An arrangement of wild flowers * Please see note 24 on page Through the Looking Glass accessories allowed 11 TO 16 YEARS 146 A miniature garden in a seed tray 147 An arrangement of wild flowers * Please see note 24 on page Over the Rainbow accessories allowed ALL AGES UP TO Pot of home grown Mustard or Cress 150 An enormous vegetable 151 A Runner Bean Seed Germinated in a Jam Jar (paper or card cylinder and water, no soil) Onions, one small, one medium, one large. 153 Box of vegetables (up to 5 types displayed in a seed tray) A CUP is given for the best miniature garden in all classes. A MAYFLOWER CUP is given for best flower arrangement in each age group. A CUP for the best children s vegetable entry (classes 149 to 153) 8

11 Bradwell Flower Show Cups COKER CUP Most points in Division A- Fruit and Vegetables GREENAWAY CUP Most points in Division B - Fruit and Vegetables BURROWS CUP Most outstanding entry in the Fruit and Veg Classes CYNTHIA SERRELL WATTS CUP For the most outstanding Floral Arrangement GLADYS PARKER CHALLENGE CUP For the most points in cut flower classes (not roses) in A&B CHARLES DOWSETT perpetual challenge Most outstanding Cut Flower exhibit ROSE CUP Most points in Rose Classes in A&B BRADWELL JUXTA MARE CUP Most points in Public judged and Open Floral Arrangement Classes MARION B STUBBINGS TROPHY For a bowl of mixed Dahlias PEACOCK CUP For a vase of Cactus Dahlias PEACOCK SHIELD Vase of Pom Pom Dahlias BRADWELL POWER STATION ROSE BOWL Basket of your garden flowers V&L DEAN CUP An arrangement depicting The Control Tower, judged by the public P KIRBY MEMORIAL CUP Floral Arrangement depicting 90 years of Bradwell WI JOAN DEAN MEMORIAL CUP Floral Arrangement depicting The Church Mouse CARTER CUP Best Pot Plant in Show RAY MORRIS MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL Floral Arrangement depicting Sporting Chance DONNA CARTER CUP Novice flower arrangers Trophy THE DAVE AND PAM QUELCH CUP For the most points in pot plant classes in Division B DONNA CARTER SHIELD A Miniature Garden in a Seed Tray (Adults) PHOTOGRAPHY CUP Most points in the Photography Classes COOKERY CUP Most Points in Cookery Classes SYLVAINE SERRELL WATTS CUP "Afternoon Tea" presented on a tea tray HANDICRAFTS CUP Most points in Handicraft Classes 9

12 Class HANDICRAFT SECTION Textiles 200 A Door Stop 201 A Fabric Memo Board 202 A Knitted gift for a new Baby - any weight of wool 203 A Knitted toy 204 A Knitted Garment - any weight of wool 205 Knitted Item not in schedule 206 Any Article in Crochet 207 A Patchwork item for a bedroom 208 A Novelty Knitted item (made by the entrant only) 209 A Cross Stitch item 210 Group Entry: Novelty Knitting (Certificate awarded to group) 211 Any Article made with a sewing machine (please state size when entering) 212 Something created from an old shirt. 213 Group Entry: Sewing (Certificate awarded to group) 214 Cross Stitch Pew Cushion Dedication label (6 long by 1 high) 215 A Sewing Accessory, e.g. a pin cushion, needle case etc. 216 A Peg Bag Crafts 217 Woodwork or Metalwork 218 Woodcarving 219 A decorated Jar for a candle 220 A decorated Glass item 221 A Dining Table Place Setting 222 A Pressed Flower Card 223 A Hand Decorated Hat 224 A Handmade item for a Wedding. 225 Jewellery 226 Any other handicraft not in the schedule 227 Boats 228 Landscape 229 Storm 230 Still Life 231 Abstract 232 A Local View 233 Portraits Art (any medium can be used) A HANDICRAFTS CUP is awarded for the most points in Handicraft Classes 10

13 Photography Photographs to be no larger than 180mm by 135mm Photographs may be digital. (No frames or descriptions with photographs, only one exhibit may be entered in each class, the same photo must not be entered in more than one class) All Photographs to be submitted on entry night (envelopes will be provided) 234 Photography Magic Moment 235 Photography Close up 236 Photography Terra Firma 237 Photography Sharing 238 Photography Woodland Fungi 239 Photography Light 240 Photography Home Life 241 Photography Twilight 242 Photography Mechanics 243 Photography A Black and White portrait 244 Photography A collection of 5 photos Hands (mounted on A3 card) 245 Photography Chimney / Chimneys 246 Photography Reflections 247 Photography Showing Motion 248 Photography Delicate PHOTOGRAPHY CUP for most points in the Photography Classes Class Children s Handicraft and Photography First Prize 1 Second Prize 50p Third Prize 25p PRE-SCHOOL ( OPEN ) 252 A painting size A4 253 A Collage size A4 UP TO AND INCLUDING 6 YEARS 254 A model 255 A collage size A4 256 A Foot Print painting size A4 257 Any other handicraft 258 A painted Boiled Egg 259 A Colouring Competition (the picture to colour will be supplied when entering) 11

14 Class 7 TO 10 YEARS 260 A Robot made with Junk (Max 60cm high) 261 A Papier Mache Item 262 A model made from any materials 263 A Collage incorporating postage stamps; size A4 264 A Wallpaper design using Nature as a theme. 265 A design of a face on a paper plate. 266 A Painting or Drawing size A4 267 A Crazy Creation e.g. Onion attached to a spring becomes a Spring Onion. 268 Handwriting Competition Max size A4 (The piece to write will be supplied when entering) THE BROWNIES Challenge Cup 269 Spoon People THE CUBS Challenge Cup 270 TBD RAINBOW GUIDES 271 TBA Challenge Cup Teenagers Handicraft and Photography CLASS First Prize 1 Second Prize 50p Third Prize 25p 11 TO 16 YEARS Handicraft 273 A Collage using Bling as a theme; size A4 274 A Wallpaper design using Nature as a theme. 275 An A4 Graffiti Poster 276 A decorated tee shirt 277 Any other handicraft or model 278 A Necklace made from Garden Materials Photography (Children, all ages) 279 A Selfie 280 A Photo Taken this Summer 281 A photo Soooo Funny 282 Photo: Bad Hair Day Please note: 16 is the age limit for these photography classes, but younger children may enter them if they wish. Any children entering Adult classes must pay entry fees and must remember that there is no prize money for the Adult classes. GUIDES Challenge Cup 283 'A Cross Stitch creation 12

15 COOKERY SECTION All cakes and bread to be fully covered with protective plastic or cling film. TO BE PRESENTED ON A PAPER PLATE UP TO 9 INCHES DIAMETER 300 A Chocolate Indulgence Cake Butterfly Cakes 302 Victoria Sandwich (must be ingredients given) 303 A Cheese and Onion Quiche 304 Iced Ginger Cake 305 Round of shortbread (uncut) must be given recipe 306 A Fruit Pie lb Tea Loaf pieces of iced Traybake 309 Four Plain Scones (use fluted cutter) 310 Four Cheese Scones (use plain cutter) Chelsea Buns TO BE PRESENTED ON A BREAD BOARD 312 Loaf of Brown bread (any flour) 313 Loaf of white bread (Handmade) 314 Loaf of white bread (Machine made) 315 An Ethnic loaf of bread (State country of origin and name of loaf) TO BE PRESENTED ON A CAKE BOARD 316 An Iced Christening Cake AFTERNOON TEA 317 "Afternoon Tea" An appealing tray of Tea, homemade cakes and homemade savoury items. Sylvaine Serrell-Watts Cup (Please specify age of entrant if under 16) 318 "Cakes for Tea" An appealing selection of homemade cakes presented on a 2 Tier Cake Stand. JAMS, PRESERVES ETC. (2015 Preserves only) Plain lids or cellophane covers must be used; product must be labelled and dated 320 Jar of chutney any flavour 321 Jar of marmalade 322 Jar of strawberry jam 323 Jar of raspberry jam 324 Jar of other Fruit jam 325 Jar of fruit curd (lemon or any other fruit) 326 Jar of fruit jelly 327 Bottle of Sloe Gin (2014) Chocolate Truffles pieces of fudge CONFECTIONARY 13

16 The COOKERY CUP will be awarded for the most Points in Cookery Classes RECIPES Victoria Sandwich (7" tin) 6 oz (170g) SR Flour 6 oz (170g) marge/butter 6 oz (170g) caster sugar 3 eggs Jam filling only Caster sugar to be applied to the top of the cake Not icing sugar Shortbread 6oz (175g) plain flour, 4oz (112g) butter, 2oz (56g) caster sugar Method 1. Mix together sugar and flour 2. Knead in butter and put in 7" approx sandwich tin (ungreased) 3. Cook in centre of oven - 325F, 160C, Gas 3 for approx 25 minutes 4. Dust with caster sugar CLASS CHILDREN'S COOKERY CLASSES First Prize 1 Second Prize 50p Third Prize 25p UP TO AND INCLUDING 6 YEARS chocolate krispies (containing corn flakes or rice krispies) decorated biscuits 7 TO 10 YEARS Homemade Biscuits jam tarts decorated cakes 335 Any savoury item or items, e.g. sausage rolls, cheese straws, quiche etc. 11 TO 16 YEARS Marzipan Fruit 337 A cake of your choice 338 Any savoury item or items, e.g. sausage rolls, quiche etc. CHALLENGE CUP for up to 6 years given by Mrs J Thurgood CHALLENGE CUP for up to 10 years given by Mrs E. Harrison STAN HARRISON CHALLENGE CUP for 11 and over given by Mrs A. Currie. Please note cookery entries will be judged from am sharp! So ensure entries are staged by am latest. Creative work for St Cedd's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School will also be exhibited in the show. 14

17 Bradwell-on-Sea Flower Show COMPANION DOG SHOW (See Kennel Club Show Regulations F (3) paragraph 4) IN AID OF ESSEX AIR AMBULANCE Saturday 1 st August 2015 Judging by Eve Milburn (Brynceri) ENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD FROM PM JUDGING COMMENCES AT 1.30 PM PEDIGREE CLASSES (Pedigree Dogs only) Entry Fee 2 1. Any variety Puppy (6-12 months) 2. Any variety Sporting (Hounds, Gundogs, Terriers) 3. Any Variety Non-Sporting (Working, Utility, Toys, Pastoral) 4. Any variety Open (All Breeds) Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show and Best Puppy from Classes 1-4 NOVELTY CLASSES (For all Dogs) Entry Fee 1 5. Best Crossbred/mongrel 6. Best Veteran (Dog or Bitch over 7 years old) 7. Happy families (Minimum 2 Humans and 1 Dog) 8. Prettiest Bitch 9. Child Handling (5-11 year olds) 10. Dog with the waggiest tail 11. Handsomest Dog 12. Dog the judge would most like to take home 13. Fastest Sausage Eater (Run in heats, Burnham Bangers sausage on plates) 14. Any Dog not having won a rosette at this show (No entry fee but dog must have been entered and participated in a previous class) Rosettes 1st 5th places in all classes SHOW CONDITIONS: Dogs in the Pedigree Classes that have won the following awards are not eligible for entry. Challenge Certificate, Reserve Challenge Certificate, Junior Warrant. Dogs under 6 months old are not eligible. SHADY PARKING AVAILABLE FOR DOG SHOW EXHIBITORS Enquires: Nancy Anthony, The Control Tower, Bradwell Airfield, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex CM0 7QF, Tel Docking Statements: "Only undocked and legally docked dogs may be entered for exhibition at this show

18 Bradwell-on-Sea Flower Show and Companion Dog Show SATURDAY 1 ST AUGUST 2015 (Held under Kennel Club Regulations) In Aid of the Essex Air Ambulance Admission to Flower Show Adults 1 Children up to 16 years FREE PEDIGREE/NOVELTY CLASSES Dogs on Field 12.30pm onwards Judging begins 1.30pm All enquiries and further information Dog Show Flower Show Flower Show 2pm to 5pm (See over page for Dog Show Details)

19 How to Enter Exhibits in the Bradwell-on-Sea Flower Show 1. Decide what you wish to enter. Look through the schedule and decide what classes you wish to enter. 2. Fill in an entry form. Fill in the entry form (note; one entry form per person, extra forms from the web site at the village shop, copied from the schedule or requested from the secretary on or by ing to ). Entries to youth group classes will be via the group organisers. 3. Apply to enter. Bring entry form and fees to the Village Hall, Bradwell-on-Sea, CM0 7QJ, between 6-8 pm on Wednesday 29 th July 2015, or by applying to the Hon. Secretary. Contact details at front of schedule. 4. Read the schedule. Read thoroughly all the rules and notes on showing in the schedule. Entries can fail to win because the rules have not been followed. For example; Sizes, numbers, ingredients, display notes etc. The classes are judged on these instructions as well as the product. 5. Prepare your entry Prepare your entry as described in the schedule. 6. Bring your exhibit to the show. Bring your exhibit to the hall on the morning of the show between 8am and 10-30am (Note: All Photographs to be submitted on entry night, envelopes will be provided). Some Flower arranging classes need to be arranged in the hall on the Friday evening or the morning of the show. 7. Stage your exhibit Stewards are present to help you on the morning and to show you where to stage your exhibit 8. Enjoy the show The hall will be open at 2pm to the public, after judging. Prize giving will commence at 5pm, if you have won a cup you will be presented with the cup at this time. Please see notes on cups, cleaning, engraving, returning etc. Exhibits can be removed between 5-30pm and 6pm. 9. Prepare for the 2016 show. Many thanks for exhibiting at the show, it can be a rewarding experience and it helps make the show such a wonderful village event. The handicraft schedule will be published in January 2016, the main schedule in May If you have enjoyed entering the show please encourage others.

20 ENTRY FORM Please ring the classes in which you intend to exhibit. Then fill in all details below (Block Capitals) except for Entrant's Number, cut out and bring with fees to Bradwell Village Hall, Bradwell-on-Sea on Wednesday 29th July, between 6 and 8 pm, (or send with fees to the Secretary before this date) You will be given an Entrant's Number and your details will be checked and confirmed. Please note: Individual forms need to be filled in for all adults and children. Entry Fees Adults 20p (50p late entry) Children Free (20p late entry) forms available from the secretary or from the village shop or on the night) Page Classes Adult Class Child Class Name Adult Child Address Delete as necessary Entrants Number Entrants No. Post Code Telephone Mobile