CHUDLEIGH SHOW 17th FEBRUARY 2018

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1 CHUDLEIGH SHOW 17th FEBRUARY 2018 If unclaimed please return to PO Box 379, DELORAINE 7304 HOME INDUSTRY SCHEDULE OF CLASSES AND PRIZES

2 The Chudleigh Agricultural and Horticultural Society would like to thank all the Sponsors of the 2018 Chudleigh Show. We would sincerely like to thank all those people who have shown their continued support for the Chudleigh Show, without whom it would not be possible to stage such a special event. Thank you.

3 JUNIORS CONTINUED Photography 171. SELFIE PHOTO 172. LANDSCAPE PHOTO 173. WATERSCAPE PHOTO 174. FUN PHOTOGRAPH OF YOUR MUM OR DAD ANIMAL, BIRD OR INSECT PHOTO (10 years and under) 176. ANIMAL, BIRD OR INSECT PHOTO. (11 15 years) RURAL SCENE PHOTO 178. GARDEN OR FLORAL PHOTO 179. SNOW SCENE PHOTO 180. BUILDING PHOTO 181. OPEN PHOTO ANY SUBJECT CHUDLEIGH AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. OFFICE BEARERS PATRON: Mr. A. R. G. Cameron PRESIDENT: Mr. J. L. Smith VICE PRESIDENT: Mr. C. Riley SECRETARY: Ms. Mikayla Smith. TREASURER: Mrs. S. M. Crowden. GENERAL COMMITTEE: Office Bearers plus Vegetables & Fruit 182. NOVELTY ARRANGEMENT, FRUIT OR VEGETABLE. (10 years and under) NOVELTY ARRANGEMENT, FRUIT OR VEGETABLE. (11 15 years). Mrs. J. Clippingdale Mrs. Z. J. Crowden Mrs. G. P. How Miss L. J. Richardson Mrs. G. A. Robertson Mrs. B. Sturzaker. Miss J. Smith. Mr J. Clippingdale Mr. K. Haberle Mr. R. C. Sturzaker Mr. M. Smith LIFE MEMBERS: Mrs. M. K. Cameron Mrs. S. M. Crowden Mrs. F. M. Davey Mrs. G. P. How Mrs. J. A. Lee Mrs. G. A. Robertson Mrs. B. C Sturzaker Mrs J. M. Wagner Mr. J. W. Broomby Mr. A. R. Cameron Mr. K. J. Davey Mr. W. L. Richardson Mr. J. A. Robertson Mr. R. C. Sturzaker 1.

4 CHUDLEIGH AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. HOME INDUSTRY SECTION JUDGING FRIDAY 16TH FEBRUARY 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE: MONDAY 5TH FEBRUARY 2018 Late entries will not be accepted. Flowers, Junior Flowers and Floral Art Sections exempt. ENTRY FEES: ADULTS $1 CHILDREN 50 CENTS EACH. Once individual entries total $20, all entries thereafter will be free. All entry fees must be paid prior to judging. Failure to do so will make exhibits ineligible. PRIZE FOR MOST POINTS OVERALL ADULT. PRIZE FOR MOST POINTS OVERALL UNDER 16YRS. ALL HOME INDUSTRY EXHIBITS TO BE RECEIVED BETWEEN 8.30AM AND 10 AM ON FRIDAY 16TH FEBRUARY Post entries to: PO Box 379, Deloraine, Tas Enquiries please contact the Secretary: Geraldine How Phone SECTION J JUNIORS For children under 16years. Entries must be bona fide work of exhibitor. Cooking PLAIN SCONES PIKELETS, UNSPREAD DECORATED CUPCAKES (In paper cases) MUFFINS MADE WITH ANY FRUIT UNCOOKED SLICE (4 pieces) DECORATED PLAIN SWEET BISCUITS. (10 years and under) (eg. MARIE Etc) DECORATED PLAIN SWEET BISCUITS. (11 15 years). (eg. MARIE etc.) 156. PACKED LUNCH BOX INCLUDING DRINK. (All items to be contained in box). Flowers 157. DECORATED SAUCER. (10 years and under). (Flowers and leaves in pattern) DECORATED SAUCER (11-15 years). (Flowers and leaves in a pattern) DECORATED KITCHEN UTENSIL 160. ROCK GARDEN (use shallow container, must be growing). Handcraft 161. DRAWING OR SKETCH WORK (to be mounted) PAINTING (Oil, water colour or acrylic) HOME MADE CARD HANDMADE CRAFT ARTICLE any variety 165. LEGO KIT MODEL (10 years and under) 166. LEGO FREEFORM MODEL (10 years and under) 167. LEGO KIT MODEL (11-15 years) 168. LEGO FREEFORM MODEL (11-15 years) 169. OTHER MODEL NOT LEGO (10 years and under) 170. OTHER MODEL NOT LEGO (11 15 years) 2.

5 SECTION V: VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor HEAD OF CABBAGE LETTUCE CUCUMBER - ANY VARIETY CARROTS (ANY VARIETY, WITHOUT LEAVES) POTATOES (ANY VARIETY) COLLECTION OF POTATOES. (4 VARIETIES, 3 OF EACH. VARIETIES TO BE NAMED AND DISPLAYED IN ONE CONTAINER) SMALL ZUCCHINI LARGEST ZUCCHINI 138. COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES (6 VARIETIES, 1 OF EACH VARIETY) (6) PLATE OF GREEN PEAS (6) PLATE OF GREEN BEANS (6) PLATE OF BUTTER BEANS BUNCH OF SILVERBEET (3 PIECES) GREEN TOMATOES RED TOMATOES BUNCH OF RHUBARB, WITHOUT LEAVES (3 PIECES) (6) PLATE OF STRAWBERRIES NOVELTY VEGETABLE NOVELTY ARRANGEMENT, FRUIT OR VEGETABLE. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED UNTIL AFTER 3.30PM ON SHOW DAY. and certificate of entry must be provided to stewards in order to collect exhibits. 2. PRIZE MONEY. ALL SECTIONS: 1ST: $3.00, 2ND: $2.00 Prize money and prizes may be collected from the secretary after 3.30 pm on show day. 3. All children s ages to be put on entry form. 4. Payment should accompany entry form, unless prior payment arrangement discussed with the secretary. 5. Exhibitors are asked to include a stamped self-addressed envelope with entry form for return of exhibit tickets. 6. Exhibit tickets will be issued for each entry and must be firmly and conspicuously attached to exhibit. 7. If equal 1st prize awarded, no 2nd prize to be given. 8. No prize money for 1st place will be given where a prize is awarded. 9. Show Committee can use their discretion to award trophies instead of prize money. 10. All prizes awarded are at the judges discretion and no correspondence will be entered into regarding any judging decision. 11. Special conditions or instructions relating to each section are contained on the pages related to those sections. Those conditions and instructions form part of the conditions of entry. 12. No person except Officials allowed in room while judging is in progress. 13. The Committee has the power to eject any person from the building or ground. 14. Stewards have the power to re-allocate exhibits if in their opinion wrongly classed. 15. The Committee will give every possible facility to exhibitors and every care will be taken with exhibits, but NO RESPONSIBILITY will be incurred by the Society. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may be caused through or by any exhibit. 16. Entries close on Monday 5th February No late entries will be accepted. Flowers, Junior Flowers and Floral Art sections are exempt. 3.

6 SECTION CO: COOKING. No cooking to be done on Judging Morning. Must be bona fide work of exhibitor. All exhibits to be exhibited on white paper or plastic plates. Oliver Memorial Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor. 1. LOAF BREAD. 2. LOAF BREAD, MADE WITH BREADMAKER PLAIN SCONES MUFFINS MADE WITH ANY FRUIT (IN PAPER CASES) 5. 4 SAVOURY MUFFINS (IN PAPER CASES) 6. 4 PIKELETS. 7. QUICHE - WITHOUT PASTRY. (WEDGE ONLY). 8. RICH FRUIT CAKE. (Bake in 20cm square tin. Use 250g butter.) 9. BOILED FRUIT CAKE. (Bake in 20cm square tin) 10. SULTANA CAKE. (Bake in 20cm round tin - use 250g butter.) 11. CARROT CAKE (Bake in oblong tin, uniced). 12. MADEIRA CAKE. Recipe: 250g butter, 250g caster sugar, 250g plain flour 4 eggs, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon lemon essence, pinch salt Cream butter and sugar, add 1 egg at a time, sift in dry ingredients. Bake in a 20cm round tin in an moderate oven for 1 hour. 13. ORANGE CAKE (Bake in an oblong tin, ice with orange icing). SECTION P: PHOTOGRAPHY. All photos must be taken by exhibitor. ALL PHOTOS NO LARGER THAN 15 x 10 CMS. (Enlargement classes excepted). ALL PHOTOS MUST BE MOUNTED. PHOTOS MAY BE CROPPED. NO DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT, FIXING OR PHOTOSHOPPING PERMITTED. Exhibits can be either black and white or colour. No exhibit accepted that has won first prize in a Chudleigh Show. Prize for most successful exhibitor SELFIE 111. SNOW SCENE ACTION STILL LIFE LANDSCAPE WATER SCAPE FIGURE STUDY GROUP ANIMAL, BIRD OR INSECT GARDEN OR FLORAL PORTRAIT CHILD STUDY RURAL SCENE BUILDING WEDDING SNAPSHOT OF THE CHUDLEIGH SHOW OPEN - ANY SUBJECT. 127 SNAPSHOT IN THE MEANDER VALLEY SNAPSHOTS - (ALL ON ONE MOUNT) 129. ENLARGEMENT (MINIMUM SIZE OF PHOTO 20 x 25 CMS.) 17.

7 SECTION N: NEEDLEWORK. No exhibit accepted that has won a first prize in a Chudleigh Show. Safety pins to be used to attach tickets (no straight pins). Counted cross stitch work includes half and quarter stitches and backstitch. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor. 95. ANY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING MACHINED. 96. ANY EMBROIDERED ARTICLE. 97. PATCHWORK ARTICLE - HAND SEWN. 98. PATCHWORK ARTICLE - MACHINE SEWN. 99. APRON SMOCKED ARTICLE ANY OTHER ARTICLE (MACHINED) APPLIQUED GARMENT OR ARTICLE PIECE OF TAPESTRY WORK ARTICLE IN CROSS STITCH CANDLEWICK ARTICLE ANY OTHER ARTICLE HANDMADE 107. ANY OTHER ARTICLE MACHINE SEWN 108. QUILT HAND QUILTED 109. QUILT MACHINE QUILTED COOKING CONTINUED. 14. CHOCOLATE CAKE. Recipe: 3 tablespoons butter, 2 level tablespoons cocoa, 2 eggs, 1/2 cup milk, 1 cup s.r. flour, 1 cup sugar. Melt butter, place remaining ingredients in a bowl, add melted butter and beat for 3 mins. Bake in a 20cm round tin in a moderate oven. Ice with chocolate icing DECORATED CUP CAKES (in paper cases) SHORTBREAD. 17. ANZAC BISCUITS (4) 18. ROCK CAKES (4) 19 UNCOOKED SLICE (4 pieces 1 variety). 20. COOKED SLICE (4 pieces 1 variety). 21. (4) HONEY & BANANA MUFFINS. 1 ½ cups flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 cup caster sugar 2/3 cup milk 2 eggs 5 tbs oil 1 1/2 tbs Golden Bee honey 3/4 cup mashed banana 1/3 cup rolled oats Preheat oven to 180C. Sift flour and baking powder into bowl, add sugar and lightly combine. Whisk together the milk, eggs, oil and honey. Add this to the flour mixture and combine, then fold through the banana and a quarter of the rolled oats. Spoon into paper cases and sprinkle remaining oats over the top of muffins. Bake for 30 minutes or until cooked. Label from Golden Bee Honey MUST accompany entry. FIRST PRIZE: $30.00, 2ND PRIZE: $20.00 DONATED BY R STEPHENS HONEY MOLE CREEK.

8 COOKING CONTINUED 22. HONEY LOAF 2 cups self-raising flour 2/3 cup honey 1 tbs sugar 1 tsp vanilla essence 2 eggs 3/4 cup water 50 mls vegetable oil Method STEP 1 Preheat oven to 180C. STEP 2 Mix all the ingredients with a wooden spoon until all combined. STEP 3 Place into a greased loaf tin and bake for 35 minutes or until golden brown. 1ST PRIZE $20.00 VOUCHER DONATED BY MELITA HONEY FARM. 2ND PRIZE: $10.00 SECTION M: MISCELLANEOUS. No exhibit accepted that has won first prize in a Chudleigh Show. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor. 77. DRESSED DOLL (MATERIAL CLOTHES). 78. DRESSED DOLL (WOOLLEN CLOTHES). 79. SOFT TOY (MATERIAL, ANY EYES ACCEPTED). 80. SMALL CRAFT ARTICLE IN WOOD. 81. CRAFT ARTICLE BEADWORK 82. HANDMADE DOLL. 83. ANY OTHER ARTICLE. 84. SKEIN OF HOME SPUN WOOL. 85. COVERED COAT HANGER. 86. PAINTING 87. SKETCHWORK 88. ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL. 89. SENIOR CITIZENS (75 YEARS AND OVER). (Collection of 3 distinct hand made items). 90. GREETING CARD 91. GREETING CARD EMBROIDERED 92. GREETING CARD PICK POINT DESIGN 93. ONE PERSONS WORK - 5 ARTICLES. (to be 5 different articles each using a distinct craft technique, eg Needlework, Knitting, Craft, Jewellery etc.) 94. PAGE OF ADULT COLOURING (mounted on black card) 15.

9 SECTION K: KNITTING & CROCHET (WOOL OR COTTON). No exhibit accepted that has won a first prize in a Chudleigh Show. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor. 66. KNITTED TOY 67. CHILD S / BABY S KNITTED JACKET/JUMPER/CARDIGAN 68. BABY S KNITTED DRESS. 69. ADULT S KNITTED JACKET/JUMPER/CARDIGAN 70. KNITTED BOOTIES. 71. KNITTED BONNET. 72. ANY OTHER ARTICLE, KNITTED. 73. KNITTED ARTICLE IN FASHION WOOL. (E.G. Feather or similar.) 74. CROCHET ARTICLE IN COTTON. 75. CROCHET ARTICLE IN WOOL OR ACRYLIC/FASHION WOOL 76. ANY CROCHETED ARTICLE SECTION D: DAIRY AND CULINARY Must be bona fide work of exhibitor. No Sample Pots. Collections to be in matching jars and lids/tops. ALL PRESERVES TO BE LABELLED WITH NAME OF PRESERVE AND DATE OF PREPARATION. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor. 23. HEN EGGS (6 WHITE). 24. HEN EGGS (6 BROWN). 25. COLLECTION OF JAMS - 3 VARIETIES JAR RASPBERRY JAM JAR APRICOT JAM JAR PLUM JAM JAR JAM ANY OTHER VARIETY TUMBLER JELLY. 31. COLLECTION OF PRESERVED FRUIT IN SYRUP (3 VARIETIES) 32. COLLECTION OF PRESERVED VEGETABLES (3 VARIETIES) 33. HOME MADE WINE. (SCREW TOP BOTTLES). 34. TOMATO SAUCE. (MADE WITH EZY-SAUCE). 35. TOMATO SAUCE. (VINEGAR). 36. PLUM SAUCE (VINEGAR) JAR OF RIPE TOMATO RELISH JAR FRUIT CHUTNEY JAR MUSTARD PICKLES BOTTLE OF CORDIAL (SYRUP).

10 . SECTION F: FLOWERS. SECTION FA: FLORAL ART. Fresh flowers to be used unless indicated. LATE ENTRIES RECEIVED ON FRIDAY MORNING FROM 8.30AM 10AM. Prize for Most Successful Exhibitor. 41. FOLIAGE ARRANGEMENT (NO FLOWERS) 42. ARRANGEMENT IN UNUSUAL CONTAINER 43. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS ONE COLOUR ONLY 44. ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS ANY COLOURS 45. ARRANGEMENT CELEBRATING AN OCCASION (SPECIFY OCCASSION) 46. VASE OF MIXED ROSES 47. DRIED ARRANGEMENT 48. VERGE ARRANGEMENT (ANY ITEMS FOUND ON THE ROAD SIDE INCLUDING RUBBISH, WEEDS, ETC) 49. MODERN ARRANGEMENT (3 FLOWERS & FOLIAGE). LATE ENTRIES RECEIVED ON FRIDAY MORNING. Exhibits to be grown by Exhibitor. Betty Evans Memorial Trophy for Most Successful Exhibitor. 50. SINGLE PETUNIAS (Support heads in glad wrap). 51. BEST ROSE 52. COLLECTION OF ROSES (3 different colours) DISTINCT VARIETIES ROSES MINIATURE ROSES. 55. DECORATIVE DAHLIAS (DISTINCT) 56. CACTUS DAHLIAS. (DISTINCT) DAHLIA, ANY VARIETY, SINGLE STEM GLADIOLUS GLADIOLI PANSIES VARIETIES OF WHITE FLOWERS VARIETIES OF COLOURED FLOWERS 63. ANY OTHER FLOWER HYDRANGEA STEM. 65. POT PLANT Flowering or non-flowering HELPFUL HINTS: Always use fresh flowers, remove dead blooms Clean bottles or containers, no labels. Green Bottles preferred. Exhibits should be packed eg plastic wrap or cotton wool to prevent blooms turning in container during judging. 11. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST VACATE THE SHOW PAVILIONS AT THIS TIME. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST VACATE THE SHOW PAVILIONS AT THIS TIME.

11 Certificate of Entry. Continued. Section Class Particulars. CHUDLEIGH AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ENTRY FORM FOR HOME INDUSTRIES. Section Class Particulars of Exhibits Fee. TOTAL $

12 CHUDLEIGH AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ENTRY FORM FOR HOME INDUSTRIES. All exhibits must be received by am on Friday 16th February 2018 ENTRY FEES: $1 adults, 50 cents child per entry. Entries close 6pm Monday 5th February 2018 NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Flowers and floral art sections exempt. Certificate of Entry. This form must be presented to collect your exhibits on show day, after 3.30pm. Prize money and trophies may be collected from the Secretary s office on show day after 3.30pm. Section Class Particulars of Exhibits Fee. Section Class Particulars. I hereby enter the above at my own risk and subject to the Conditions of the Society, which I have read. Name of Exhibitor.Child s Age. Address...Phone. Signature address:.. Send postal entries to Geraldine How, PO Box 379, Deloraine, 7304 Cheques made payable to Chudleigh A & H Society. Or to gp_how@optusnet.com.au Direct Credit BSB Account No (please include full name in reference) This form must be filled in by the Exhibitor and must be presented to stewards for the collection of exhibits. Please ensure all exhibits are received by 10am on Friday 16th February 2018 Name of Exhibitor