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Saturday,

20 August 2006   

SHOW COMMITTEE
President: Rev. S. L. Clayton
Chairman: Ken Leedham
Show Secretary: Joe Halsall
Treasurer: Jacqui Barnes
Secretary: Mike Benton

Committee
Ken Leedham, Joe Halsall, Bob Runacre, Frank Mundy, Neville Burton, Andrew Leedham, John Boynton
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

1  Two heads of celery
2   Three Onions (seed)
3   Three Onions (sets)
4   Heaviest onion (not dressed but see rule 4)
5   Five onions, each onion not to exceed 8oz. in weight
6   Six shallots
7   Three blanched leeks, long or intermediate
8  Three pot leeks
9  One cabbage uncut
10  Four matching potatoes (white)
11  Four matching potatoes (coloured)
12  Heaviest potato
13  Three globe beet
14  Three tomatoes
15  Six pods of peas
16  Six pods of broad beans
17  Six pods of French beans
18  Six pods of runner beans
19  Three carrots (of same variety) (tops dressed to 3")
20  Three root vegetables (of same variety)
21  One marrow
22  Any one vegetable not on schedule
23  Any one vegetable (any) - One flower (any)
24  Any fruit not on schedule
25  Salad tray
A display of at least three vegetables from the following: Lettuce (1), Tomatoes (6), Beetroot (2), Cucumber (1) Head of celery (1), Bunch of spring onions or radish (1), Peppers (2)
26  Garden News top tray
The top tray is for a collection of three vegetables taken from the following eight. The quantity of each vegetable needed is shown in brackets. Tomatoes (6), Onions (3), Potatoes (3), Parsnips (3), Carrots (3), Cauliflowers (2), Peas (6), Runner beans (6). For carrots and parsnips the top foliage should be trimmed to not more than 3" from the top of the shoulder. The vegetables should be displayed within an area of 18" x 24" maximum. See also Top Tray rules.
27  Three hardy roses.
28  Coat Bloom (buttonhole)
29  Three asters
30  Three pom dahlias (under 2" dia.)
31  Three ball dahlias (over 2" dia.)
32  Three dahlias (three distinctive types)
33  Two cactus dahlias (under 6" dia)
34  Two cactus dahlias (over 6" dia.)
35  Two decorative dahlias (under 6" dia.)
36  Two decorative dahlias (over 6" dia.)
37  Three pansies or violas
38  Three hardy blooms (three distinct types)
 39  Two gladioli
40  Garden news top vase (See rules)
41  Vase of sweet peas (no more than nine spikes)
42  Vase of three disbudded chrysanthemums
43  Vase of five disbudded chrysanthemums
44  Three perpetual carnations
45  Six calendulas
46  Vase of flowers (any)
47  Flower arrangement. Special £20 prize donated         by Mike Benton and Bob Runacre
48  One pot or bowl of cactus or succulent
49  One Orchid plant
50  One house plant (foliage)
51  One house plant (in bloom)
52  One geranium plant
53  One fuchsia plant

CHILDREN'S  SECTION
SIXTEEN  YEARS  AND  UNDER
SPECIAL  £5  PRIZE
FOR  MOST  POINTS  IN  CHILDREN'S  SECTION

55  Decorated egg
56  Miniature garden, base or container to be no bigger than 12" x 18"
57  Vase or bowl of flowers - any
58  Animal made of fruit/vegetable matter
59  Gingerbread man
60  Children's handicraft (11 years and under)
61  Children's handicraft (over 11 years)
62  An edible necklace (from pulses, pasta,
        vegetables etc)

OVER 60s SECTION

63  One pot plant
64  One vase of flowers
65  Homemade food : baking
66  Homemade food : preserves

HOME PRODUCE SECTION

67  Jar of homemade jam
68  Jar of homemade lemon cheese or curd
69  Jar of homemade marmalade
70  Victoria Sandwich
71  Sponge sandwich
72  Parkin
73  Fruit loaf/Fruit Cake
74  Homemade loaf of bread
75  Jar of homemade pickles
76  Item of handicraft (other than needlework)
77  Item of needlework (sewing, knitting,
        embroidery or crochet)
78  Wine (one bottle)

Entry fees are 20p per exhibit except for children's entries (classes 55 to 62) which are free. Entries are to be staged before 12.30pm on 23 August, and judging will commence at 1.00pm. The Hall will be opening for public viewing from 3.30pm with the presentation of prizes at 4.30pm, after this time exhibits may be removed. Following the prize presentation, there will be the auction of exhibits and raffle - an opportunity for some delightful bargains to be bid for with all funds raised going to the Gardening Club.
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