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CHAPEL ALLERTON ALLOTMENTS & GARDENS ASSOCIATION 36th SUMMER SHOW To be held on Saturday 7 July 2007 at the Methodist Church Hall, Chapel Allerton STAGING: 11.30 am to 1.30 pm JUDGING 1.30 pm to 3.00 pm SHOW OPEN: 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm SALE OF PRODUCE: 4.15 pm TROPHIES J Comben Trophy Best Exhibit in Class 16 Jack Wilkinson Trophy Best Exhibit in class 21 Burton Challenge Cup Best exhibit in class 24 Davenport Cup Best Exhibit in Class 28 ADMISSION 30p PLANT STALL BRING AND BUY RAFFLE (donated prizes welcome) REFRESHMENTS Please note: there are NO ENTRY FEES for this Show but ANY EXHIBIT can be reserved on payment of 20p Please read the Schedule carefully and comply with instructions and quantities indicated. PRIZE MONEY ALL CLASSES: 1st: £1.50 2nd: £1.00 3rd: 50p SPECIAL NOTICE Where a category is marked thus *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 HOME CRAFT 1 Gooseberry Pie 6” to 8” diameter 2 Sponge Cake with jam filling (approx 6” dia.) 3 Three Round Sultana Scones 4 Chocolate cake with buttercream filling (approx 7” dia.) 5 Three jam tarts 6 A photograph of horticultural interest – reserved free CHILDREN’S CLASSES (under 13) (Exhibitors age to be shown on entry card) 7 An edible Monster 8 Own grown cress – grown in a small margarine tub 9 A picture of my garden – drawn or painted FLORAL ART10 Table arrangement – not exceeding 18” x 18” x 18” MEMBERS’ FLOWER CLASSES 11 A gentleman’s buttonhole 12 One Pot Plant - Flowering (excluding fuchsias) Reserved free 13 One Pot Plant - Foliage 14 One Cactus or Succulent 15 One Fuchsia 16 One dish of 6/8 Pansies and/or Violas 17 One Vase of five Pinks and/or Dianthus 18 *B Vase of five stems of Sweet Peas 19 Spray of Flowering Shrub 20 *B Vase of Mixed Perennials 21 Vase of Flowers of any one genus 22 *B Spray of Roses 23 *B Three Hybrid Tea Roses 24 *B Specimen Rose - a single bloom, undressed and unwired(to be judged on its merit as a garden rose) 25 One pot plant plus one flower (any genus) plus one vegetable MEMBERS’ VEGETABLE CLASSES 30 Display of salad vegetables – at least three kinds 31 Three Potatoes of any variety 32 Six Pods of Peas 33 Six Pods of Broad Beans 34 Six Radishes with tops on 35 One lettuce with root on 36 One bunch of eight Salad Onions, with roots 37 One Cabbage (any variety) – root trimmed to 3” 38 One Cauliflower – root trimmed to 3” 39 Three Sticks of Rhubarb 40 Any Vegetable not in Schedule (to be named) 41 A pot of mixed herbs – at lest three kinds 42 One bulb or garlic MEMBERS’ FRUIT CLASSES 43 Dish of 12 Strawberries with stalks on 44 Dish of 12 Gooseberries with stalks on 45 Dish of 12 Raspberries with stalks on 46 Dish of 6 Traces of Blackcurrant 47 Dish of 6 Traces of Redcurrant 48 Dish of any other Soft Fruit (to be named)
SHOW RULES 1 In Members’ classes, all exhibits must have been grown by the Exhibitor. 2 Any Exhibitor may take only one prize per Class but entries are unlimited. 3 The Judge’s decision on merit shall be final and they reserve the right to withhold any prize and/or award in the event of lack of merit. 4 No exhibit to be removed before 4.00pm 5 All unreserved exhibits, or exhibits which are reserved but not removed by 4.15 pm will be sold for Association funds. 6 Exhibitors must provide their own vases for those classes where vases are not provided but the Committee cannot accept responsbility for loss or damage thereto. 7 Any protest or objection made IN WRITING will be considered by the Committee but their decision on this or any other matter pertaining to the Show shall be final. 8 Prize monies not collected on the afternoon of the Show will be repaid into funds. The making of an entry by an Exhibitor is deemed to be an acceptance of these rules. |
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