Annual Show & Displays

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1 Burley Gardeners Association Annual Show & Displays MONDAY 28th August 2017 At the Queen s Hall, Main Street, Burley-in-Wharfedale 2:15pm to 4:45pm In celebration of 100 years of Guiding in Burley trophies and prizes will be presented at 4pm by: Sue Vint Wharfedale Division Commissioner Auction of produce will take place after the show at 4.30 pm Admission: Adults 1 Under 16s 50p Members free

2 OPEN CLASSES (1-17) OPEN TO ALL (not just Burley residents & BGA members) 1) A vase of cottage garden flowers* 2) A single fuchsia WINSTON CHURCHILL (from specimen) 3) Three stems of one perennial flower e.g. Chrysanthemums, Delphiniums, etc. 4) Burley Gardeners Association Tray a collection of vegetables &/or fruit, a display of three different kinds, two of each kind # 5) Burley Gardeners Association Vase a vase of mixed flowers, maximum 10 stems & not less than two kinds of flower, to be viewed all round # # See regulations on back of entry form 6) Flowers in an unusual container 7) One stem of one flower with one kind of vegetable 8) A single Pelargonium/Geranium in a pot* 9) A lady's corsage or a gentleman's buttonhole OPEN CLASSES - WINE Wines should be exhibited in a clear 75cl.(26fl.oz) bottle with flanged cork or screw cap 10) One bottle of dry red or sweet red wine {For classes labels must show type e.g. 11) One bottle of dry white or sweet white wine {'Sweet white','dry red' & base ingredient. 12) A home made fruit spirit. e.g. Sloe Gin, Damson Gin, Raspberry Vodka, etc. {clear glass bottle no larger than 300ml OPEN CLASSES - HANDICRAFT 13) A photograph 'Getting close' {max. 20cm by 15cm (8in by 6in). 14) A photograph 'Yorkshire water' {max. 20cm by 15cm (8in by 6in). 15) A card for a special occasion {max. 25.5cm by 20.5cm (10in by 8in). 16) A hand knitted or crocheted item 17) A patchwork or quilted item *************************************************************************** CLASSES ONLY OPEN TO BURLEY RESIDENTS and BGA MEMBERS FRUIT and VEGETABLE CLASSES 18) A dish of four apples cooking variety 19) A dish of four apples dessert variety 20) Six Dwarf/French beans 21) Six runner beans 22) Three tomatoes (not cherry) 23) A dish of six cherry tomatoes 24) One cabbage, trimmed, any variety 25) Three onions trimmed 26) Three red onions - trimmed 27) Six shallots culinary NOT pickling 28) One cucumber 29) A dish of soft fruit of any variety 30) One vegetable marrow for quality, not weight 31) A jam jar of mixed herbs 32) One vegetable not specified in any other class, maximum six specimens 33) Three courgettes no more than 15cm (6in) 34) Five potatoes any colour, shape or variety 35) Three carrots 36) A disaster!

3 FLOWER CLASSES 37) One pot of ornamental grasses * 38) Six pansies or violas* *See Regulation 5 39) A vase of foliage Own container required 40) Three stems of flowers of one kind, not classified elsewhere 41) One stem specimen hybrid tea rose* 42) A vase of three dahlias of any variety or varieties 43) Six stems of sweet peas 44) An orchid growing in a pot* 45) One flowering pot plant (excluding fuchsias)* 46) One pot of fuchsia (flowers or foliage) * 47) One foliage pot plant* 48) One pot cactus or succulent* PRODUCE CLASSES 49) A Victoria sandwich raspberry jam filling, caster sugar topping (three egg mixture baked in two tins) 50) A savoury flan or quiche 51) Bread A loaf of bread made in the traditional way 52) Bread A loaf of bread, any flavour (machine made) 53) A chocolate cake your own recipe, presented with a copy of the recipe 54) A lemon drizzle cake your own recipe, presented with a copy of the recipe 55) A fruit pie, maximum 23cm (9in) 56) Four fruit scones 57) Four squares of Yorkshire Parkin (NOT ginger cake) 58) One jar of jam (any fruit)** { **presented with wax disc & cellophane cover 59) One jar of marmalade ** 60) One jar of fruit curd e.g. Lemon, Orange, etc. ** 61) One jar of chutney e.g. Tomato, Plum, etc. 62) One jar of pickle - e.g. Onions, Red Cabbage, Beetroot, etc. and label showing type of fruit & date made) *************************************************************************** OPEN JUNIOR CLASSES (63-73) In each class, prizes will be awarded in three age groups 7 years and under, 8 10 and years. Age, not name, to be shown next to exhibit. Must be child s own work. 63) A photograph 'my favourite place' {taken by you, 'holiday time' {max. 20cm by 15cm (8in by 6in. 64A) Draw a picture of a member of your family {7 years and under max. 30cm by 20cm - A4size 64B) A handwritten & illustrated poem THE WRONG TROLLEY by Eric Finney {8-10 & years 65) Flowers in an unusual container 66) A fruit and/or vegetable animal 67) Six home made decorated biscuits (made by you!) 68) A chocolate cake (made by you!) 69) Three decorated cup cakes (made by you!) 70) A scene in a shoe box 71) A decorated stone 72) A LEGO creation of your own design {max: 20cm (8in) in any direction 73) A decorated mask

4 RESULTS OF ANNUAL SHOW 2016 TROPHY WINNERS BURLEY SHOW TROPHY-(competitor gaining the most points overall in Show) WINNER..David Allison THE GARNETT MEMORIAL TROPHY-(competitor gaining the highest number of points in Produce classes) WINNER..Sally Moore THE DENNIS ROBINSON SHIELD- (competitor gaining most points in the Flower classes) WINNER..Dougie Ascough THE JILL KILNER MEMORIAL CUP-(competitor gaining most points in the Fruit & Vegetable classes) WINNER..David Allison THE WHARFEDALE FUCHSIA CUP-(competitor with the best exhibit in the pot plant section, classes WINNER..Dougie Ascough THE SHEILA QUIN TROPHY-(competitor with the best exhibit in the Handicraft classes) WINNER..Polly Newman THE ASCOUGH TROPHY-(competitor gaining the most points in the Junior classes) WINNER.Bethany Harrison BURLEY OLD PEOPLE S WELFARE ASSOCIATION ROSE BOWL (awarded for best exhibit by a pensioner, not having won any other trophy) WINNER.Les Ennis THE GWEN ASCOUGH MEMORIAL TROPHY-(awarded for the best exhibit in the open class) WINNER.George Duckworth THE DICK HARGRAVE SHIELD-(awarded to the shop, small business or pub chosen as the winner of the Burley in Bloom competition) WINNER..Burley Social Club THE FLORENCE LUPTON TROPHY-(competitor with best entry in Junior baking classes 65-67) WINNER..Arielle Pounder THE BRENDA SHEPHERD TROPHY (awarded to the best photograph adult) WINNER Sarah Mirfield ROSETTES awarded at the judges discretion, to exhibits of a high standard to: P. Newman D. Allison DISPLAYS Art Exhibition - Burley Art Club 100 years of Guiding in Burley - Burley Guides Wharfedale Fine Cheeses Wharfedale Honey & Preserves The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust INDEPENDENT JUDGES Flowers Martin Walker Produce Kate Collins & Val Leeming Fruit/Vegetables David Elcock Wine - Jill Thorley Handicrafts/Juniors - Glenys Lowe & Janet Schofield Photography Ian Lamond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Members of the Committee wish to thank all our Judges and anyone who has helped in any way. Angus I. MacIntosh, Show Secretary, 11. Sandholme Drive, Burley in Wharfedale, LS29 7RG telephone / macintoshfamily247@btinternet.com

5 Regulations Entries must be individual and are to be submitted, with completed entry forms, at the Show Office on MONDAY, 28 th AUGUST, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. All exhibits are to be staged before p.m. 2. All exhibits are at the sole risk of the owner. 3. The Judges are empowered to withhold First, or any other Prize from any exhibit not deemed worthy of the award, or from an entry submitted in the wrong class. 4. Exhibitors must be residents of Burley or Burley Woodhead, or current BGA members, except for Open Classes and Junior Classes which are open to ANYONE from ANYWHERE! (#) 5. Vases are provided for Flower Classes. All exhibits should be staged in these, except in the starred classes where own vases/pots can be used. (*) 6. No exhibit is to be removed before 4.15 p.m. 7. In the Flower and Vegetable Classes all exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor and must not have won a prize previously at a Burley Show. 8. All entries must be submitted with ENTRY FEES: Adults 40p each entry; Junior Classes (16 and under) 10p each entry. Exhibitors may have up to two entries in each class. 9. In the Produce, Handicraft and Junior Classes all exhibits must have been made by the exhibitor and must not have won a prize previously at a Show. 10. Prize money is to be collected from 4.00p.m. from the Show Office. Money not collected by 5.00p.m. will be deemed to have been donated to Show Funds. 11. The Committee shall be empowered to settle any dispute which may arise and for which these regulations do not provide. PRIZES FIRST SECOND - 1 THIRD - 50P # except classes 4 and 5 # FIRST - 5 SECOND - 3 THIRD - 2 *** CLASS 64 B. (8-10yrs & 11-16yrs only) A handwritten & illustrated poem The wrong trolley by Eric Finney Mum, there's catfood in our trolley and we haven't got a cat! There's a big bag of potatoes and we didn't load up that. Do you remember loading beans or peas or cauliflowers? Mum, I know we're pushing it but is this trolley ours?

6 Entry Form Please complete and bring with you to the Show Venue between 10am and 12 noon. One person s entries only on each form. Additional entry forms can be obtained from the Show Office on the day. NAME ADDRESS.. Please tick this box if you are a pensioner è o Please enter me in the following class(es) Tick the box of the class you are entering and indicate if more than one entry in class Total number of entries.. Entry fees.. See regulation 8 for details of entry fees For official use only: Exhibitor s number o Auction o

7 CLASS 64A