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CHAPEL ALLERTON ALLOTMENTS
& GARDENS ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL SHOW
The
Methodist Hall, Chapel Allerton � Parking available
STAGING: 10 a.m. to 12 noon
JUDGING: 12 noon - to 3.00 pm
REFRESHMENTS
AND BOOKSTALL: 3.00
pm to 4 pm
SHOW
OPEN: 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm
TROPHIES Sir
Keith Joseph Cup Best exhibit Class 1
Sir George Martin Cup Best vegetable in show
Lewis�s Rose Cup Best rose in show
Frank & Betty Thirsk salver Vase of annuals
Jack Smith cup Best onion in show
Chrysanthemum cup Best exhibit classes 27 - 29
A E Garth Cup Best potatoes in show
Association flower cup Most points in flower classes
Dahlia
Trophy Best exhibit classes 24 -26
Association vegetable cup Most points for vegetables Terry Wrighton Trophy Best beetroot in show
ADMISSION
50p
(Accompanied
Children - Free)
PLANTS * RAFFLE * BRING AND BUY * BOOKS
REFRESHMENTS
Please
note: there are NO ENTRY FEES for this Show but ANY EXHIBIT
can
be reserved on payment of 30p
PRIZE MONEY ALL CLASSES
EXCEPT CLASS 33
1st: �1.50 2nd: �1.00 3rd: 50p
PRIZE
MONEY CLASS 33 : 1st: �3.00 2nd: �2.00 3rd: �1.00
SPECIAL
NOTICE
Where
a category is marked �B� - ALL entries must be displayed in
a
suitable Bikini Vase. These are
available in the Hall - on free loan for
the
period of the Show.
SCHEDULE
OF CLASSES
HOMECRAFT1. One
fruitcake not exceeding 6� diameter
2. Four
lemon curd tarts
3. One
4. One
ginger cake
5. One
apple pie � not exceeding 8� diameter
6. One
jar of jam (type to be specified)
7. One
jar of chutney (type to be specified)
CHILDREN�S
CLASSES (under 13)
(Exhibitors
age to be shown on entry card)
8. A
potato person
9. A
tied posy of flowers
10. A
miniature garden
MEMBERS
FLOWER CLASSES
11. One geranium 12. One streptocarpus )
13. One
pot plant flowering (excluding fuchsias, streptocarpus
and geraniums )
14. One
pot plant foliage (excluding ferns) ) Reserved free
15. One
cactus or succulent )
16. One
fuchsia in a pot )
17. Six
calendulas (not African or French marigolds)
18. Six
pansies or violas (please specify)
19. B
Vase of annuals, 3 or more kinds (can include antirrhinums)
20. BVase
of mixed perennials excluding antirrhinums
21. B
Vase of flowers of any one genus
22. B
One stem of floribunda roses
23. B
Three hybrid tea roses
24. B
Three pompom dahlias
25. B
Three decorative dahlias
26. B
Three cactus dahlias
27. B
3 Chrysanthemums � incurved or intermediate
28. B
3 Chrysanthemums - reflexed
29. BSpray
of Chrysanthemums (Terminal or Compound)
SPECIAL
BLOOMS
30. B
One gladiolus with own foliage
31. B
One dahlia with own foliage
32. B
One rose with own foliage
MEMBERS�
VEGETABLE CLASSES
33.Display
� not exceeding 18� by 18� of any 3 vegetables from selection below. The number required is shown in brackets : Cabbage (1), Cauliflower(1),
Onions (3), Turnips (2), Beetroot (3), Courgettes (4), Potatoes (3), Pods of
peas (6), Runner Beans (6), Carrots with trimmed foliage (3).
34.Three
coloured potatoes
35.Three
white potatoes
36.Six
runner beans
37.Six
dwarf/French beans
38.Three
Carrots, tops trimmed to 3� and tied
39.Three
Beetroot, tops trimmed to 3� and tied
40.Three
Onions, set grown and dressed
41.Three
Onions, seed grown and dressed
42.Three
bulbs of garlic
43.Six
shallots, dressed
44.One
lettuce with root
45.One
red cabbage with root trimmed to 3�
46.One cabbage with root trimmed to 3�
47.One cauliflower trimmed to 3� 48.One
cucumber
49.One
marrow
50.Three
courgettes
51.Four
tomatoes
52.Dish of twelve mini tomatoes 53.Two Parsnips, tops trimmed to 4�
54.Two Swedes, tops trimmed to 4�
55.Two Sweetcorn, stalks trimmed to 1�
56.One
pumpkin or squash � variety to be named
57.Any
vegetable not in schedule � to be named
MEMBERS FRUIT CLASSES58.Dish of twelve
brambles
59.Three Apples
60.Three Pears
61.Any other
fruit not in Schedule (to be named)
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