Annual Show 2017 Class List
Printed full schedules, containing entry form, will be available on Sundays 2nd July and 6th August at the allotment shop on Newtown allotments, daily from Addingham newsagent from Saturday 15th July, from Addingham Library from Tuesday 25th July and from the Show Secretary’s allotment at plot 21 Silsden Road when his blue Toyota Rav is parked alongside it (most mornings), failing all that or for clarification ring me, Ramon, Show Secretary, 07594 456292.
VEGETABLES
Henderson Cup – for Best in Vegetables
Hadley Cup – for Best Collection
Peter Hindle Cup for most points in vegetables
1 Broad beans 6
2 Runner beans 6
3 Dwarf and climbing beans
4 Longest runner bean 1
5 Peas (with calyx) 6
6 Carrots (trimmed to 75mm) 3
7 Red cabbage (with stalk) – to be cut by the judge 1
8 Green cabbage (with stalk )- to be cut by the judge 1
9 Cauliflower (with stalk) 1
10 Courgette (10—20cm) with flowers 1 pair
11 Cucumber 1
12 Lettuce (with stalk) 1
13 Marrow (table) max length 40cm 1
14 Onions (dressed – max weight 250g each) 3
15 Onions (dressed – min. weight 250g each) 3
16 Heaviest onion (min weight 1.5kg) 1
17 Shallots displayed on a dish 6
18 Leeks 3
19 Potatoes white (no colour) any variety 4
20 Potatoes coloured any variety 4
21 Pumpkin 1
22 Tomatoes (with calyx) 4
23 Tomatoes cherry (with calyx) 6
24 Turnip (white or golden) 1
25 Beetroot (to be cut by the judge) 3
26 Heaviest marrow 1
27 Rhubarb with 75mm of leaf per stalk
28 1 Vegetable & 1 flower
29 Any other vegetable
30 Collection of veg. 6 different varieties, quantity as above. Displayed
on a tray with internal measurements not to exceed 60cm X 60cm
31 Collection of salad plants (min of 4 different plants)
32 Disaster class
FRUIT
The Association Fruit Cup Soft fruit to have stalks left
33 Dessert apples (3) – with stalk and leaves left on, one variety
34 Cooking apples (3) – with stalk and leaves, one variety
35 Dish of 3 hard fruit (i.e. fruit with stones), with stalks, one variety,
peaches included
36 Raspberries (9) with stalks
37 Gooseberries (9)
38 Dish of 3 stringed fruit (including strings) all same variety, not raspberries or gooseberries
39 Dish of blueberries or other soft fruit not above (9)
FLOWERS
Ridley Cup – Best in flower section
Arthur Flint Memorial Salver – Best in Dahlias
Pat McShee Memorial Rose Bowl – Best in Roses
Tom Lancaster Salver – Best in Sweet Peas
40. One Fuchsia in a pot (15cm max pot size)
41. One vase of 5 Dahlias, same variety
42. One vase of 5 Dahlias, any mix of varieties
43. Sweet peas any variety or mix of varieties 9 stems
44. Sweet Peas one variety, 5 stems
45. Gladioli 3 spikes
46. One HT rose for scent.
47. 3 roses of any variety.
48. 3 stems of roses same variety in stages of bud to fully open.
49. Marigolds (African) 5 blooms with foliage
50. Marigolds (French) 6 blooms with foliage
51 Annuals, one or more varieties 6 stems
52. Perennials, one or more varieties 6 stems
53. Pinks 6 stems
54. Pelargonium/Geranium (17.5cm max pot size)
55. Flowering, pot plant. (17.5cm max pot size)
56. Foliage, pot plant (17.5cm max pot size)
57. Specimen plant
58. One vase of mixed flowering stems, min of 5, maximum of 10 taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plants.
(Please note that two varieties of the same plant are not two kinds)
59. Herb in a pot
60. Jam jar of mixed herbs
FLORAL ART
Jubilee Rose Bowl – Best in Floral Art
John Carroll Salver – Best in Class 61
PLEASE NOTE: Maximum size of exhibits to be 50cms wide and 60cms high, the dimensions of the display niches, which will be set out.
Exhibits may only be moved by the owner or the Show Secretary.
61. A hand tied bouquet for ‘A summer celebration’, ‘all round’ style
62. An arrangement of flowers in an unusual container.
63. Brexit – Red, white & blue in harmony(? ) with blue and gold
64. Miniature arrangement max. size 10cm
65. Beginners’ class – an arrangement of flowers in a jug
JAMS & PRESERVES
1 lb jars to be used
Society Trophy – Best in homecraft i.e. Jams & Preserves, Baking and Handicrafts.
Chairman’s Cup- most points in homecraft,
68. One jar of jam (any variety)
69. One jar of Lemon Curd
70. One jar of Jelly preserve (any variety)
71. One jar of Marmalade, any citrus fruit.
72. One jar of chutney.
BAKING
All baking exhibits must be covered with plastic cling film
73. One loaf, white or brown, any shape. (Use of electric breadmaker not allowed)
74. Four muffins
75. Four fruit scones
76. Item made using chocolate
77. Savoury tart (quiche)
78. My favourite cake.
79. Victoria sandwich (with jam filling and icing sugar)
80 Tray bake – 4 slices
HANDICRAFTS
81. Knitted item, clothing not previously exhibited
82. Knitted item, other not previously exhibited
83. Embroidery & Cross Stitch not previously exhibited
84. A tapestry not previously exhibited
85. Handmade greetings card, any occasion
86. Any other craft of your choice (other than listed above).
PHOTOGRAPHY
The Elizabeth Powell Photographic Trophy will be awarded to the entry judged best overall of classes 87 and 88.
87 A photograph depicting a single bloom
88 A photograph depicting, ‘A Rural Vista’’. Unmounted but may be backed onto card.
Maximum size of photos in both classes is 7” x 5”.
Spring Show 2018 photography subjects will be: 1) ‘Autumn Scene’ 2) ‘First signs of Spring’
CHILDREN’S SECTION
Children’s Cup- Best in children’s section
89 Year 5/6 – Garden poem handwritten and illustrated
90 Year 3/4 – Vegetable face, drawn
91 Rec/year 1&2 – Wooden Spoon Flower
Show Rules
ENTRIES must be registered EITHER on Wednesday 9th August AT THE MEMORIAL HALL between 6.30pm & 8.00pm OR delivered/ posted with payment to Ramon at Flat 26 Southfield House, Mount Pleasant PRIOR to this date.
Entry costs are still 20p per exhibit. Ramon’s contact details are below.
Entries cannot be accepted after 9th August or by telephone at any time
All trophies to be returned cleaned and polished please, to Sue Appleyard 01943 839292 or Carol Hindle, 01943 839284, at least two weeks before the Annual Show.
Show Secretary: Mr Ramon Porter, 26 Southfield House,
Mount Pleasant, Addingham LS29 0RP. Tel. 01943 830754; 07594 456292
email: rkporter@btinternet.com
Staging of exhibits from 8.30am to 10.20am, judging from 10.30am to 12noon. Only judges and show officials to remain in the hall during judging.
General public entry to the hall from 2.00pm to 4.00pm.
The show will be conducted in accordance with the following rules;
1. The judges are empowered to withhold any prize for an exhibit not deemed worthy, or for an exhibit in the wrong class.
2. The committee shall be empowered to settle any dispute which may arise.
3. Exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor in their own garden or allotment, except all classes in Floral Art
4. All entries are at the sole risk of their owners.
5. Prize money must be collected on the day of the show. Any not collected on the day will be deemed to have been donated to the association’s funds
6. Exhibitors must set up, in the Association’s vases on the tables provided, not on the show tables please
7. An entry fee of 20p for each entry on the form. Children’s entries are free, ages on the form please. Only 2 entries per person may be made in each class.
8. Each entry must be entered under one name, joint entries cannot be accepted.
9. Name varieties if possible.
PRIZE MONEY ALL CLASSES
1st prize £3.00 2ndprize £2.00 3rd prize £1.00