SATURDAY 14TH JULY 2018 CHETWYND DEER PARK NEWPORT, SHROPSHIRE TF10 8EU. newportshow.co.uk

Transcription

1 HORTICULTURAL SCHEDULE & HANDICRAFT PRIZE SATURDAY 14TH JULY 2018 CHETWYND DEER PARK NEWPORT, SHROPSHIRE TF10 8EU newportshow.co.uk

2

3 2018 CHETWYND DEER PARK HANDICRAFT & HORTICULTURE SCHEDULE VEGETABLES, FRUIT, FLOWERS, PLANTS, FLORAL ART, CHILDREN S, COUNTRY FARE, PHOTOGRAPHY AND HANDICRAFTS Saturday, July 14th 2018 newportshow.co.uk 1

4 HORTICULTURE SECTION ENTRY FORM ALL CLASSES ENTRY FEE 50p EXCEPT CHILDREN S WHICH ARE FREE. FOR UNDER 16 s PLEASE STATE AGE Exhibitor s NamE age(under 16 s) address telephone NumbEr Class No. Fee Class No. Fee Total Total Entries to: Horticulture Secretary, Mrs J Tavernor, Shebdon Cottage, Shebdon, Stafford, ST20 0PT Tel ; (mobile) Please do not send cash/coins through the post. Cheques/Postal Orders should be made payable to: Newport and District Agricultural Society. All entries should be made by Saturday 7th July 2018 ENTER ONLINE: a list of entries with your details to:junetavernor@hotmail.co.uk ENTRY FEES OF LESS THAN 9 CAN BE PAID WHEN STAGING. TO SAVE POSTAGE PLEASE TICK IF YOU CAN PICK UP YOUR EXHIBITOR PASS ( 9) WHEN STAGING ON FRIDAY NIGHT 2

5 ENTRY FEE: 50p per class but on payment of 9 (irrespective of number of entries made) exhibitors will receive an EXHIBITOR S FREE PASS. CHILDRENS CLASSES FREE. Children entering three or more classes will receive a free pass when staging. Anyone entering 3 or more classes in the Floral Art Section will receive a free pass. No acknowledgement of receipt of entries will be made unless a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed. entries will be acknowledged. VEHICLE DEPOSIT SYSTEM VEHICLES DRIVING DOWN TO THE MARQUEE ON SATURDAY MORNING WILL BE CHARGED A DEPOSIT OF 20. THIS IS REFUNDABLE PROVIDING THE VEHICLE IS REMOVED TO THE UPPER CAR PARK BEFORE 10.00AM. PLEASE HAVE YOUR 20 READY TO AVOID UNNECESSARY HOLDUPS AT THE GATE. RULES All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor and, with the exception of classes 401 onwards, must have been grown on his/her property. All entries should be written on one side of the Entry Form, complete with address and contact number and entry fees should be shown. All plates, vases, stands, etc must be provided by the exhibitor. Jam jars, milk bottles, tin cans, etc. MUST NOT BE USED FOR FLOWERS. All exhibits must not have won a prize at Newport Show before. Dirt, unnecessary leaves etc. must be removed from vegetables. Handicraft items must be clean. All exhibits to be staged by 8.00 am prompt. No exhibitor cards will be issued after 7.45 am. The marquee will be cleared for judging at 8.15 am. The marquee will be open for staging from 6pm till 10pm on the evening before the Show and from 6.00 am till 8.00 am on the morning of the Show. All exhibitors to be in the marquee at 4.45 pm for presentation of trophies. EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED AFTER PRIZEGIVING. NO VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED ON TO THE SHOWGROUND BEFORE 5.30p.m.FOR COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS. All exhibits, personal property, etc. shall be at the risk of the exhibitors and the Society shall not be liable for compensation for loss or damage from any cause whatsoever should the Show for any reason not be held, no exhibitor shall have any claim on the Society. Exhibitors shall be issued with an exhibitor card corresponding to each of their exhibits and this must be placed with each exhibit. Failure to do so may lead to disqualification of the exhibit. EXHIBITORS ARE TO MAKE SURE THAT EXHIBITS ARE IN THE CORRECT CLASS WITH CORRECT CARDS. 3

6 Objections by exhibitors must be lodged, in writing, to the Secretary by 2.00 pm on Show day with a deposit of 50p for each objection. If the Committee, whose decision is final, does not uphold the objection the exhibitor shall forfeit his/her deposit. NO EXHIBITOR WILL BE ALLOWED MORE THAN ONE ENTRY IN ANY ONE CLASS. The Judges may disallow any prize if they consider an exhibit to be of insuffcient standard. They may also award an extra prize for High Standard of Merit. THE JUDGE S DECISION WILL BE AT ALL TIMES FINAL. Where the Judges award prizes of equal merit, the exhibitors are to understand that such prize money will be added together and divided equally. Cup awards, if equal, shall be held for six months each. All prize money etc. will be given out from the Secretary s table in the marquee from 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm. DEFINITIONS -The words kind and variety are used in this Schedule in the following sense: Sweet Peas, Roses, Carnations are kinds. Superstars, Peace, Doctor are varieties of Rose. Royal Wedding, Midnight, The Doctor are varieties of Sweet Peas. ALL CHALLENGE CUPS AND SHIELDS TO BE RETURNED TO THE SECRETARY BY 30th JUNE These rules shall be deemed to incorporate the GENERAL RULES AND BYELAWS of the Agricultural Society but in the case of variance or inconsistency the Rules shall prevail. INDEX Entry Form Rules Committee Cups, Trophies and Winners Judges Prize Money Group Entry Vegetables Fruit Cut Flowers and Plants Bonsai Sweet Peas Novice Floral Art Children s Country Fare Photography Handicraft HORTICULTURE SHOW COMMITTEE Chairman / Secretary: Mrs J TAVERNOR Shebdon Cottage, Shebdon, Stafford, ST20 0PT Tel ; (mobile); e.mail: junetavernor@hotmail.co.uk Committee: Mrs H Cartwright, Mr R Davies, Mrs J Dolphin, Mrs N Heath, Miss D Tavernor, Mrs B Williamson 4

7 CHALLENGE CUPS AND TROPHIES THE NEC PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD for BEST HoRTICULTURAL TRADE STAND IN THE CoUNTRYSIDE AREA PRESENTED BY: NEWPoRT ELECTRICAL CoMPANY LTD PRESENT HoLDER: PRoCToR S NURSERY THE ARTHER LoVATT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for MoST PoINTS GAINED IN CLASSES 101 To 156 PRESENTED BY: MRS o PAINTER & THE LATE MR BoUGHEY PRESENT HoLDER: MR A owen NATIoNAL VEGETABLE SoCIETY SILVER MEDAL for BEST EXHIBIT CLASSES 101 To 120 AWARDED To: MR G & MRS M LUCAS THE E. D. BANKS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for CoLLECTIoN of VEGETABLES- CLASS 122 PRESENTED BY: THE LATE MR E D BANKS PRESENT HoLDER: MR G & MRS M LUCAS THE RoBETT CHALLENGE CUP for DISPLAY of fruit- CLASS 156 PRESENTED BY: MR & MRS R MACPHERSoN PRESENT HoLDER: MR B PALMER THE T. H. JoNES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for MoST PoINTS GAINED IN CLASSES 201 To 224 PRESENTED BY: MR T H JoNES PRESENT HoLDER: MRS E CoSGRoVE THE TAPLEY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST HYBRID TEA RoSE IN THE SHoW PRESENTED BY: THE LATE MR W TAPLEY PRESENT HoLDER: MRS R owen THE REG BoUGHEY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST PANSIES IN THE SHoW- CLASS 205 PRESENTED BY: MRS o PAINTER PRESENT HoLDER: MRS R owen THE CAVANAGH PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for HARDY PERENNIAL flowers- CLASS 206 PRESENTED BY: MR & MRS WooD PRESENT HoLDER: MRS R owen THE CACTI CUP for BEST CoLLECTIoN of CACTUS IN SHoW PRESENT HoLDER: MRS E CoSGRoVE THE RoWLAND WARD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST SINGLE PoT PLANT IN CLASSES 211 To 221 PRESENTED BY: MRS M WARD & THE LATE MR R WARD PRESENT HoLDER: MRS J TAVERNoR THE WILLIAM PRICE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST CoLLECTIoN of fuchsia- CLASS 216 PRESENT HoLDER: MRS J TAVERNoR THE A. o. TALBoTT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST SWEET PEAS- CLASS 251 PRESENTED BY: THE LATE MR. A o TALBoTT PRESENT HoLDER THE GARDEN NEWS CHALLENGE SHIELD for THREE VASES of SWEET PEAS- CLASS 252 PRESENT HoLDER: MRS R owen THE SHERYL CHALLENGE SHIELD for BEST SINGLE VASE of SWEET PEAS PRESENTED BY: MR & MRS R D ASHBEE PRESENT HoLDER: MRS R owen THE NoVICE CUP for MoST PoINTS GAINED IN CLASSES PRESENT HoLDER: MR D KNoWLES THE flower CLUB PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD for BEST PEDESTAL EXHIBIT- CLASS 401 PRESENTED BY: JAN CLARK, NfDS on BEHALf of SALLY S flowers PRESENT HoLDER: MRS J HARVEY 5

8 THE MINIATURE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for THE BEST MINIATURE- CLASS 406 PRESENT HoLDER: MRS S BUfToN THE R. C. EVANS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for CLASS 403 PRESENTED BY: SIR G T WILLIAMS PRESENT HoLDER: MRS J PARSoNS THE fitchett PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for BEST EXHIBIT IN THE flower ARRANGING CLASSES PRESENT HoLDER: MRS A RoSS THE GARDEN NEWS CHALLENGE SHIELD for MoST PoINTS IN THE flower ARRANGING CLASSES PRESENT HoLDER: MRS A RoSS THE C. PAINTER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for CHILDRENS CLASS 520 PRESENTED BY: MR C PAINTER PRESENT HoLDER: THE JUNIoR CUP for BEST PIECE of HANDWRITING- CLASS 522 & 523 PRESENT HoLDER: ESTELLA SUPPLE THE ISLINGToN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THE CHILDRENS CLASSES PRESENT HoLDER: CELESTE YAP THE B. flowers PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD for MoST PoINTS IN CHILDRENS CLASSES PRESENTED BY: MRS B flowers PRESENT HoLDER: ESTELLA SUPPLE THE RADBRooK PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for MoST PoINTS IN THE CoUNTRY fare CLASSES PRESENTED BY: MRS J CHESSHIRE & MRS A LAW PRESENT HoLDER: MRS D MACLEoD THE WESTGATE STAINLESS PERPETUAL CUP for THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THE CoUNTRYfARE CLASSES PRESENTED BY: WESTGATE STAINLESS PRESENT HoLDER: MISS J MADDoCKS THE HANDICRAfT CUP for MoST PoINTS IN THE HANDICRAfT CLASSES PRESENT HoLDER: MISS V PLATT THE MABEL JoHNSoN PERPETUAL TRoPHY for THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THE HANDICRAfT CLASSES PRESENTED BY: MRS M JoHNSoN PRESENT HoLDER: MISS V PLATT 6

9 JUDGES VEGETABLES,FRUIT, CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS BONSAI & SWEETPEAS FLORAL ART CHILDREN S COUNTRY FARE PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICRAFT MR B BROWN & MR T HALE MRS J PUGH MRS H TEMPERTON MRS J CHESSHIRE & MRS A LAW MR P SMITH MRS S PURSLOW * PRIZE MONEY * UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED THE PRIZE MONEY FOR ALL CLASSES WILL BE: 1st , 2nd , 3rd TRADE STAND COMPETITION FOR THE BEST HORTICULTURAL TRADE STAND IN THE COUNTRYSIDE AREA. TO BE JUDGED ON THE MORNING OF THE SHOW. 7

10 GROUP ENTRY: OPEN TO GROUPS OF PEOPLE (NOT INDIVIDUAL ENTRANTS) PRIZE MONEY: 1st 20; 2nd 15; 3rd 10; All other entrants 5. 2 EXHIBITOR PASSES WILL BE SUPPLIED FOR EACH GROUP ENTERING THEME: CENTENARY OF THE ARMISTICE OF WORLD WAR 1 A display comprising of 5 items selected from the following Sections of the Schedule: One exhibit of Preserve (Country Fare: classes ) One exhibit of Cookery (Country Fare: classes ) One exhibit of Floral Art (Classes ) One exhibit of Fruit or Vegetables (Classes & ) One exhibit of Flowers (Classes ) excluding collections One exhibit of Plants (Classes ) excluding collections) One exhibit of Handicrafts (Classes ) One exhibit of Photography (Classes ) NOTE: THE DISPLAY TO CONSIST OF 5 EXHIBITS ONLY All exhibits must conform to the requirements of the relevant Section and must display the appropriate Class Number. The display is to be mounted in an area of 3ft x 2ft Judging of each exhibit will be carried out by relevant Section Judge who will award points, up to a maximum of 10, for each exhibit. Each exhibit will be given a mark out of 10 for presentation. The award of prizes will be on the sum of the points awarded and in the event of a tie a count back system will operate: i.e. Most 10 points. If still equal, most 9 points. If still equal, most 8 points etc. ENTRY FEE : 1.00 (can be paid on Friday night) group NamE CoNtaCt address post CodE telephone NumbEr Entries to: Mrs. J. TAVERNOR, Shebdon Cottage, Shebdon, Stafford, ST20 0PT. Tel Mob: e.mail: junetavernor@hotmail.co.uk 8

11 CLASSES 1 st Prize 3 Points; 2 nd Prize 2 Points; 3 rd Prize 1 Point - except Classes 123, 156, 221, 225, 251 where 1 st Prize 5 Points; 2 nd Prize 4 Points; 3 rd Prize 3 Points. VEGETABLES Class: 101 DISH OF FOUR TOMATOES 102 SIX PODS OF PEAS 103 BUNCH OF SIX RADISH 104 SIX PODS OF BROAD BEANS 105 THREE CARROTS. Tops trimmed to 76mm (3 ) 106 THREE ONIONS. Under 250g (8.75oz) 107 THREE ONIONS. 250g (8.75oz) and over 108 TWO LETTUCES. Roots intact and washed. 109 SIX SMALL SHALLOTS. Less than 30mm (1.18 ) diameter. 110 SIX LARGE SHALLOTS 111 TWO CABBAGES. Minimum 76mm (3 ) stem 112 TWO CAULIFLOWERS. Minimum 76mm (3 ) stem 113 ONE CUCUMBER 114 TWO PARSNIPS. Tops trimmed to 76mm (3 ) stem 115 THREE POTATOES. White 116 THREE POTATOES. Other than white 117 THREE COURGETTES. 118 SIX FRENCH BEANS 119 THREE GLOBE BEETROOT. Tops trimmed to 76mm (3 ) 120 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE NOT IN THE SCHEDULE One Dish 121 HERBS. A Container/Window Box of at least three kinds. CLASS 121 PRIZES: 1st 5.00; 2nd 3.00; 3rd BASKET OF VEGETABLES. Space: 61cm x 61cm (2ft x 2ft) COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES Four kinds, staging 91cm x 61cm (3ft x 2ft) CLASS 123 PRIZES: 1st 8.50; 2nd 6.50; 3rd 3.50 FRUIT DISH OF TWELVE GOOSEBERRIES DISH OF TWELVE RASPBERRIES DISH OF TWENTY FOUR BLACKCURRANTS DISH OF TWELVE BUNCHES OF REDCURRANTS DISH OF ANY OTHER FRUIT DISPLAY OF AT LEAST 4 KINDS OF FRUIT Staging 61cm x 61cm (2ft x 2ft) CLASS 156 PRIZES: 1st 4.50; 2nd 3.50; 3rd

12 CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS BOWL OF FLORIBUNDA ROSES BOWL OF HYBRID TEA ROSES ONE SPECIMEN ROSE PRIZES:(CLASS 203) 1st 2; 2nd 1.50; 3rd SIX PANSIES BASKET OF PANSIES AND/ OR VIOLAS A COLLECTION OF THREE KINDS OF HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS. One vase of each ONE VASE OF HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS ONE VASE OF ANNUALS. One kind excluding Sweet Peas ONE VASE OF DAHLIAS ONE VASE OF ONE KIND OF ANY OTHER FLOWERS ONE IVY. Any variety ONE BEGONIA. Tuber type ONE GERANIUM OR PELARGONIUM. Pot size 190mm diameter max ONE FERN. Pot size 190mm diameter max ORNAMENTAL GRASS PLANT. Pot size 200mm diameter max FUCHSIA. A collection of up to six Fuchsia in pots. Pot size 190mm diameter max. Space allowed 122cm x 61cm (4ft x 2ft). PRIZES:(CLASS 216) 1st 5.00; 2nd 4.00; 3rd ONE SPECIMEN FUCHSIA BUSH OR SHRUB DISPLAY OF FLOATING FUCHSIA BLOOMS TWO SPECIMEN FLOWERING POT PLANTS. Pot size 190mm diameter max TWO SPECIMEN FOLIAGE POT PLANTS. Pot size 190mm diameter max DISPLAY OF POT PLANTS. Space allowed 122cm x 61cm (4ft x 2ft). Own staging may be used. PRIZES: (CLASS 221) 1st 7; 2nd 6; 3rd ONE CACTUS OR SUCCULENT PLANT. Pot size 190mm diameter max ONE FLOWERING CACTUS OR SUCCULENT COLLECTION OF THREE CACTI OR SUCCULENT IN FLOWER COLLECTION OF CACTI OR SUCCULENTS. Six pots, one specimen per pot. Pot size 130mm diameter max. PRIZES: (CLASS 225) 1st 4.50; 2nd 3.50; 3rd 2.50 N.B. Cacti exhibitors are asked to note rule 4 on page PATIO TUB. PRIZES: 1st 9; 2nd 7; 3rd 3. 10

13 BONSAI ONE SPECIMEN BONSAI (Coniferous) - Space 60cm x 60cm ONE SPECIMEN BONSAI (Broadleaved)- Space 60cm x60cm NB Bonsai exhibitors are asked to note the following rules: 1. The Bonsai must have been grown on the owner s property for the last 3 months. 2. The Bonsai may not be exhibited more than once in every 4 years. SWEET PEAS FOUR VASES. Four varieties. Twelve stems to a vase, own foliage. Space allowed 122cm x 61cm (4ft x 2ft). PRIZES: (CLASS 251) 1st 5.50, 2nd 4.50, 3rd THREE VASES. Three varieties. Six stems to a vase, own foliage TWO VASES. Two varieties. Nine stems to a vase, own foliage ONE VASE. Nine stems. White or cream ONE VASE. Nine stems. Pink, cerise, carmine or red ONE VASE. Nine stems. Lavender, blue or mauve ONE VASE. Nine stems. Mixed BOWL OF MIXED. Eighteen stems, own foliage BOWL OF MIXED. Arranged for effect, any foliage BOWL OF PRE-SPENCERS (OLD FASHIONED). NOVICE CLASSES ANY VEGETABLE. Number as shown in the open classes DISH OF FRUIT. Number as shown in the open classes ONE VASE OF CUT FLOWERS excluding Sweet Peas ONE POT PLANT. Flowering or foliage ONE VASE OF SWEET PEAS. Six stems. The NOVICE classes are open to any person who has not won a first prize at any Show. FLORAL ART CLASSES An exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in a show schedule. NAFAS Rules state that disqualification will take place for the following reasons: Failure to comply with any specific requirements of a class as stated in a show schedule, e.g. the measurements or the components. Inclusion of artificial plant material, (unless specifically allowed by the show schedule) Inclusion of any fresh material that does not have its roots or the cut ends of stems in water or water-retaining material. 11

14 Exceptions: Air plants, cacti, fruits, grass turf, lichen, moss, succulents, vegetables and long-lasting plant material WHICH WILL REMAIN TURGID FOR THE DURATION OF THE SHOW. (Definition of turgid the state of firmness of plant tissue resulting from adequate moisture, causing the plant cells to be fully expanded). For further details and definitions please refer to the NAFAS Competitions Manual, Second Edition 2009, in accordance with which, all classes will be judged. Flowers may be arranged before bringing them to the show. CENTENARY OF THE ARMISTICE OF WORLD WAR CENTENARY CELEBRATION: A pedestal exhibit. A country of your choice to celebrate the centenary. Maximum size 4 wide x 3 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 18.00; 2nd 12.00; 3rd LOVE LETTERS: An exhibit. Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd THERE IS A GREEN HILL FAR AWAY: A foliage exhibit Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd A WAR HERO: An exhibit. Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd SHIPS AT SEA: Seascape. Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd I SEE RED: A miniature exhibit. Not exceeding 10cm width, depth& height. PRIZES: 1st 4.50; 2nd 3.50; 3rd RING OUT THE BELLS FOR ARMISTICE: 5 blooms of one kind Maximum size. 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd IN REMEMBERANCE: A petite exhibit Not exceeding 25cm width, depth & height. PRIZES: 1st 4.50; 2nd 3.50; 3rd WAR IS OVER: 1950 S Style. Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES: NOVICE CLASS Maximum size 2 6 wide x 2 deep, height unlimited. PRIZES: 1st 8.00; 2nd 7.00; 3rd 6.00 *EXHIBITORS ENTERING 3 OR MORE FLORAL ART CLASSES WILL RECEIVE A FREE PASS FOR ENTRY TO THE SHOW* 12

15 SPECIAL NOTE TO CHILDREN EXHIBITORS Classes 503, 504, & 512 MUST be arranged by the exhibitor him/herself without the aid or supervision of any adult in the marquee. This rule will be enforced. All Children s Classes first prizewinners will receive a rosette. Everyone entering the Children s Classes MUST state their age (at the date of the show) on the entry form. CHILDREN S PRE-SCHOOL CLASS CLASS OPEN TO CHILDREN 0 TO 4 INCLUSIVE. ENTRY THROUGH PLAYGROUPS OR NURSERY SCHOOL ONLY A PAINTING OR DRAWING OF A BABY PRIZES: 1st 3.00; 2nd 2.50; 3rd 2.00: 4th 1.50 CHILDREN S CLASSES (JUNIOR) CLASSES 502 TO 511 OPEN TO CHILDREN UP TO AGE 11 PRIZES: 1st 3.00; 2nd 2.50; 3rd A VEGETABLE & OR FRUIT VEHICLE. Space allowed 30 cm x 30 cm *503 A MINIATURE GARDEN ON A DINNER PLATE. Subject at the discretion of the exhibitor. To be judged on merit only. A TITLE on the subject must be placed with the exhibit. Size 30 cm diameter max. See special note. (page 13) *504 EXHIBIT OF MIXED GARDEN FLOWERS IN A KITCHEN UTENSIL. Space allowed 40cm x 40cm. See special note (page 13) 505 MODEL OUT OF A KIT. Space allowed 40cm x 40cm 506 SIX FANCY CAKES. 507 A DECORATED PIZZA. Max 30cm 508 A COMPUTER CREATED PICTURE 509 AN ANIMAL FACE MASK. Space allowed 40cm x 40cm. 510 EXHIBIT MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS. Space allowed 40cm x 40cm. 511 A PENCIL SKETCH A4 size maximum YOUNG ADULT S CLASSES CLASSES 512 TO 516 ARE OPEN TO CHILDREN AGED 12 TO 16 YEARS. PRIZES: 1st 3.00; 2nd 2.50; 3rd 2.00 *512 AN ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE IN AN UNUSUAL OBJECT. Size max 60 cm x 60 cm. See special note (page 13) 513 SIX DECORATED CUP CAKES 514 A PHOTOGRAPH. Size 25.5 cm x 20.5 cm maximum. 13

16 515 A TABLET/iPAD cover design A4 size maximum 516 A PENCIL SKETCH A4 size maximum. 517 ONE ITEM OF SOFT HANDICRAFT. i.e. knitting, sewing, tapestry, soft toy, etc. Size 60cm x 60cm maximum. 518 ONE ITEM OF HARD HANDICRAFT. i.e. woodwork, metalwork, pottery, painting, etc. Size 60cm x 60cm maximum. 519 A COMPUTER CREATED PICTURE. 520 EXHIBIT MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS. Space allowed 40cm x 40cm. CHILDREN S CLASSES (OPEN) CLASSES 521 to 522 ARE OPEN TO CHILDREN UP TO AGE 16 INCLUSIVE. AGE WILL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. PRIZES: 1st 3.00; 2nd 2.50; 3rd COLLAGE OF PICTURES OF DIFFERENT TREES To be fixed to cardboard, hardboard or any stiff material. Space allowed 61cm x 61cm (2ft x 2ft). Neatness will be taken into consideration. 522 A PIECE OF HANDWRITING - SEE THE PASSAGE BELOW. AGE UP TO 11 YEARS. Write name and age on reverse only A PIECE OF HANDWRITING - SEE THE PASSAGE BELOW. AGE - 12 TO 16 YEARS. Write name and age on reverse only. HARRY POTTER & THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN A large witch in front of Harry moved, and he was able to read the sign next to the broom: THE FIREBOLT This state of the art racing broom sports a streamlined, super-fine handle of ash, treated with a diamond-hard polish and hand-numbered with its own registration number. Each individually selected birch twig in the broomtail has been honed to aerodynamic perfection, giving the Firebolt unsurpassable balance and pinpoint precision. The Firebolt has an acceleration of miles an hour in ten seconds and incorporates an unbreakable braking charm. Price on request Price on request Harry didn t like to think how much gold the Firebolt would cost. He had never wanted anything so much in his whole life but he had never lost a Quidditch match on the Nimbus Two Thousand. * ALL CHILDREN ENTERING 3 OR MORE CLASSES WILL RECEIVE A FREE PASS WHEN ENTRIES ARE STAGED ON FRIDAY NIGHT * 14

17 COUNTRY FARE CLASSES Note to exhibitors - All edible items should be covered with cling film which will be removed by the stewards prior to judging. Because of the inclusion of eggs Lemon Curd is not a true preserve and should be stores in the fridge and used within four weeks. After cooking pour into hot sterilized jam jars. Cover surface with a waxed disc immediately and then a cellophane cover RASPBERRY JAM, one jar of homemade STRAWBERRY JAM, one jar of homemade BLACKCURRANT JAM, one jar of homemade ANY OTHER JAM, one jar of homemade MARMALADE, one jar of homemade LEMON CURD, one jar of homemade CHUTNEY, one jar of homemade (at least 8 weeks old). 608 FIVE CHEESE SCONES. 609 VICTORIA SPONGE, as per recipe. 610 FIVE DECORATED CUP CAKES ONE EDWARDIAN BIRTHDAY CAKE, as per recipe ONE FRUIT TART, pastry top and bottom. Diameter 9 maximum. 613 FIVE SHORTBREAD FINGERS PLATE OF NINE CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES. VICTORIA SANDWICH 6oz(150g) butter or margarine; 6oz(150g) caster sugar; 3 eggs; 6oz(150g) self-raising flour; pinch of salt; raspberry jam filling. METHOD FOR VICTORIA SANDWICH: Cream fat and sugar until soft and fluffy. Gradually beat in eggs, adding a small amount of flour. Lightly fold in remaining flour. Divide mixture between two 7/8 tins and level the tops. Bake in oven 180C/350F/Gas 4 for minutes. Turn out onto a wire tray. When cool, sandwich together with raspberry jam and dust with caster sugar. EDWARDIAN BIRTHDAY CAKE 100g butter; 100g moist brown sugar; 35g golden syrup; 2 large eggs; 175g plain flour; Pinch of salt; 1 level tsp baking powder; 1 level tsp mixed spice; 100g currants; 125g sultanas; 50g glace cherries; 50g marmalade; A little milk if necessary; Tin 7 round. METHOD FOR EDWARDIAN BIRTHDAY CAKE Proceed as for creaming method but include the syrup when creaming the butter and sugar. Beat in the marmalade before beginning to add eggs, flour and fruit. Consistency of the mixture should be fairly soft. Bake for 30 min at 160C (electric fan), gas mark 4. Then hrs at 130C (electric fan), gas mark 2. 15

18 PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES CLASSES 701 TO 705 ONE COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH Maximum size 10 x 8 including mount. 701 A WAR MEMORIAL 702 WILD FLOWERS 703 BY THE SEASIDE 704 AN INSECT 705 A PERFORMING ARTIST 706 BLACK & WHITE Maximum size 10 x 8 including mount FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS OF FARM MACHINERY Each photograph 10 x 8 maximum including mount. PRIZES: 1st 7.50; 2nd 5; 3rd 2.50 HANDICRAFT CLASSES SPONSORED BY HOME FARM INTERIORS 801 ONE FUN DECORATIVE KEY RING 802 ONE HAND-KNITTED ITEM 803 ONE ITEM OF PATCHWORK 804 ONE ITEM OF SILK PAINTING 805 ONE HAND-EMBROIDERED ITEM. 806 ONE MACHINE-EMBROIDERED ITEM. 807 ONE DECORATED CUSHION 808 ONE HAND MADE WEDDING INVITATION 809 ONE ITEM OF HAND MADE JEWELLERY (Any media) 810 ONE ITEM OF WOODWORK OR METALWORK 811 ONE PAINTING, ANY MEDIUM. Maximum width 28 including frame 812 ONE PENCIL DRAWING. Maximum width ONE WALL HANGING. Maximum size 18 x ANY OTHER ITEM OF HANDICRAFT NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE LIST No ITEMS To HAVE WoN A PRIzE AT NEWPoRT SHoW BEfoRE 16

19 Hire Chetwynd Deer Park For more details visit: A superb location for your special wedding reception or a venue for your wedding photos with wonderful picturesque views. With large flat space with easy access and lots of parking makes this a fantastic great open space venue info@chetwynddeerpark.co.uk or give us a call

20 The Lodge at Chetwynd Deer Park Outdoor. Indoor. A place for meeting and learning. Our beautiful deer park with its spacious, modern lodge makes an ideal venue for a range of activities and special occasions. Education Meetings Exhibitions Training Team building Wi-fi Kitchen Meeting ready Digital projector Ample parking Room for 60 Picturesque Easy access info@chetwynddeerpark.co.uk or give us a call newportshow.co.uk