Entry Form

Class No. / Description / No. of entries / Entry Fee

Total fee payable ……………………..

Name……………………………………………

Address…………………………………………………………..

Child’s age on day of show Years…… Months………

I agree to abide by the rules and judges’ decision.

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Entry Form
Class No. / Description / No. of entries / Entry Fee

Total fee payable ……………………..

Name……………………………………………

Address…………………………………………………………..

Child’s age on day of show Years…… Months………

I agree to abide by the rules and judges’ decision.

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WHITTLE-LE-WOODS VILLAGE HALL

FLOWER, CRAFT & VEGETABLE SHOW

VILLAGE HALL, off CHORLEYOLD RoAD

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd

2015

Open to the public from 2.00pm to 3.30pm

Prize presentation at 3.00pm

Admission by donation

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Welcome to the tenthshow in the village hall

Our previous shows in the village hall were a great success and many people enjoyed their visit to the hall. So here we are again with a chance for the talented people of Whittle-le-Woods to show everyone what they can do!

This year we have made changes in the confectionery classesso look carefully to see what suits you- there is a very wide range of activities.

Please enter as many categories as you can and encourage your friends to do the same. So get growing, knitting, designing and photographing- whatever it takes- and help to make the show a success.

Eric Bell

Show Manager

Mrs D Moss, 26 St Helen’s Road Tel: 01257 271665

Committee

Eric Bell (262719) 55 Chorley Old Road;

Peter and Barbara Higham (264180) Hillfoot Cottage, Hill Top Lane;

Margaret Ward (273748) 43 Blackburn Road;

Judges

ConfectioneryMrs Edna Kerfoot

Craft & Children’s section Julie Cooper

Flowers, Fruit and vegetables Mr Glynn Gregory

Photography Mr Boyd Harris

Floral Art Adult and ChildrenEileen Banister

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Whittle-le-Woods Village Hall

Set conveniently in the centre of the village, Whittle-le-Woods Village Hall is the ideal place to hold parties, functions, meetings and all types of events.

Richly upholstered stand chairs and modern folding tables enable over 100 place settings to be accommodated. The Public Entertainment licence means that a whole range of functions can take place between 10am and midnight.

Many facilities are available:- A sound system incorporating a CD player and digital input, display screens, an overhead projector and a portable stage.

There are two function rooms and bothhave modern fitted kitchens with electric cooker and oven, microwave, refrigerator and instant water boiler for hot beverages. Pans, trays and other cooking utensils are stocked to enable full dinners to be prepared on site. Crockery, cutlery and glassware is provided for 100 people to sit down to dinner.

The kitchens have been awarded a top score of 5 under the Food Hygiene Rating scheme.

The building is equipped with modern toilet facilities and has disabled facilities throughout.

The halls are available for hire for £15 per hour during the day and £18 per hour for evening events. Use of cooker in the main hall incurs a small extra charge.

Both rooms incur an additional £100 returnable deposit for evening parties.

There are many regular activities taking place in the halls such as children’s dances classes, yoga, karate, pilates, aerobics, toddler group, over 55’s social, drama and ballroom dancing classes.

Detailed enquiries contact :- Peter or Barbara Higham 264180

Margaret Ward 273748

Eric Bell 262719

or visit

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Rules

  1. All exhibits in the GENERAL SECTIONto be bona fide property of the exhibitor for at least 6 weeks prior to the show.
  1. All exhibits in the CRAFT SECTION must be the unaided work of the exhibitor and been made during the last 12 months.
  1. All names to be masked on craft items
  1. All children’s classes to be the unaided work of the child
  1. All entry forms to be sent to the SHOW MANAGER Dedrah Moss, by Wednesday, August 19th . Late entries will be allowed up to 6.00 pm on Friday, August 21st at a charge of £1 per entry.
  1. Entry fee 25p per entry except the children’s classes which are free.
  1. Children exhibiting in adult classes will be treated as adults.
  1. All staging must be done on Saturday between 7.30 and 10.30 am - including Floral Art which must be arranged in the hall on the day. For classes 37to39the space allowed is 30 inches wide, 30 inches deep and 36 inches high.
  1. Photographs should not exceed A5 size nor be mounted.
  1. Judging will take place at 11.00 am. No-one except officials will be allowed in the hall whilst judging is taking place.
  1. No exhibits to be removed from benches until after the presentations have taken place.
  1. Winners in each class will receive a certificate and the following points will be awarded to find the exhibitor with most points.

1st 5 points

2nd 3 points

3rd 1 point

In the event of a tie, the competitor with the most first prizes is the winner.

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GENERAL SECTION

FLOWERS & PLANTS

1)1 H.T.ROSE

2)3 STEMS FLORIBUNDA ROSES

3)Vase of one type of GARDEN flower

4)VASE MIXED GARDEN FLOWERS

5)1 HYDRANGEA HEAD

6)1 GLADIOLI SPIKE

7)1 FOLIAGE PLANT

8)1 SUCCULENT/CACTUS

9)1 FLOWERING PLANT

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE

10)5 TOMATOES with calyx

11)3 POTATOES

12)3 ONIONS

13)PLATE OF 7 SHALLOTS

14)4 PODS RUNNER BEANS

15)4 PODS PEAS

16)ANY OTHER VEGETABLE

17)1 VASE 5 NAMEDCULINARY HERBS

18)1 PLATE 3 APPLES

19)ANY OTHER FRUIT

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CRAFT SECTION

HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY

20)1 PLATE APPLEPIE

21)1 PLATE 4 CUP CAKES

22)4 PLAIN SCONES

23)1 TEA LOAF

24)1 PLATE of 4 SHORTBREAD BISCUITS

All above items to be cling filmed

25)1 JAR JAM

26)1 JAR JELLY

27)1 JAR CHUTNEY

HANDICRAFTS

28) 1 ITEM/SET OF HOMEMADE JEWELERY

29)1 KNITTED ARTICLE

30)1 PIECE OF NEEDLEWORK

31)1 PAINTING

32)1 ITEM OF ANY OTHER CRAFT

PHOTOGRAPHY

33)REFLECTIONS

34)YOUR FAVOURITE PET

35)A SUNSET/SUNRISE

36)A GROUP OF FLOWERS

See rule 9

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FLORAL ART

37)BIG BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL

38)NOVICE CLASS – CONGRATULATIONS event to be displayed

39)CHILDREN’S CLASS –CREATURES OF THE DEEP All classes to be judged from the front

For the above classes please see rule 8

To be judged to NAFAS rule book edition 9

CHILDRENS CLASSES

Age 2-7 years

40)1 DECORATED FRUIT OR VEGETABLE

41)COLLAGE max size 300x300mm

42)1 PLATE OF DECORATED BISCUITS plain biscuits may be bought

Age 8-12 years

43)JAR OF WILD GRASSES

44)4 PIECES OF HOME MADE FLAPJACK

Nursery Schools

45)1 DECORATED FRUIT OR VEGETABLE

46)MINIATURE GARDEN IN A SEED TRAY

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