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| President | Mrs A Swinscow |
| Chairman | Mrs V Haddy |
| V. Chairman | Mrs M Sams |
| Secretaries | Mrs M Lang Mrs P Day Mrs S Husband |
| Treasurer | Mr N Preston |
| Assist Treasurer | Mr J Haddy |
RULES
1 Any exhibitor called upon by the committee to do so, must produce evidence that the exhibits were grown by himself. The Committee reserve the right to visit the exhibitor's garden or allotment after an entry form has been received.
2 Exhibitors of produce not grown by themselves will have all exhibits in the show disqualified.
3 No exhibitor may have more than one exhibit in any one class.
4 The Committee reserves the right to award fewer than three prizes in any class should they deem this warranted by the small number or poor quality of the entries.
5 Entrance fees in Divisions A, B, C, D and E are 10 pence except for class 27, 15 pence and class 65, 50 pence. Entrance fees in Division F are 5 pence. Late entries are 20 pence per class.
6 Entries for local classes confined to the parishes of Diptford, North Huish and Avonwick within the following boundaries:- California Cross - Venn Cross - Hazard Cross - East Moore (including Avonwick village).
7 All exhibits must be delivered to the Parish Hall between 8.00 am and 9.45 am and must be collected between 5.00 pm and 6.00 pm. No exhibit must be moved after being placed in position. Exhibit cards should be securely attached to exhibit. All competitors MUST leave the hall by 10.00 am. This rule will be strictly enforced.
8 Exhibitors must provide their own vases, dishes, trays etc., of which all reasonable care will be taken, but the Committee will not be held responsible for any loss or damage to the exhibitor's property.
9 All classes where the size of exhibit or paper is stated, this must be adhered to. Entries not within the size will be disqualified.
10 ALL ENTRY FORMS to be made to Mrs S Husband, Chez Nous, Diptford with entry fees before 9.00 pm on Thursday 19 July 2007 or to any committee member before 7.00 pm. You may also e-mail Mrs Day (phyllisdaygo@aol.com) with your entry before 6.00 pm on Thursday 19 July.
11 Exhibitors are not entitled to free entry to the show.
12 The decision of the Judge will be final. Any protest under rules 1 and 2 must be made in writing accompanied by 50 pence before 3.00 pm on the day of the show, and will be considered by the committee.
13 In the event of a tie in the most points, the winners will hold the cup for an equal period. Such a shared win will not count as an outright win towards final possession of the cup.
14 Cups to be returned to any member of the committee a fortnight before the show.
15 Cups and medals to be presented at the exhibition at 4.30 pm.
MONEY PRIZES CAN BE COLLECTED from the treasurer
on production of prize cards after 4.45 pm. All prize monies not collected on the day will be donated to show funds.
16 The holder of a cup is responsible for its safe keeping.
PRIZES
Division A
A Perpetual silver cup, presented by Mr A G Swinscow to the competitor gaining the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £3 for the runner up in this division.
A silver cup (perpetual), presented by Messrs Sealeys of Totnes, to the winner of class 27.
A silver cup (perpetual), presented by Mrs S Husband in memory of Mr Rex Husband, for the winner of class 38.
A perpetual silver cup, presented by Mr N Preston, for the best exhibit in the division.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p
except class 27 - 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p.
Division B
A Perpetual silver cup, presented by Mr and Mrs J Haddy to the competitor gaining the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £3 for the runner up in this division.
A perpetual silver cup for the best exhibit in the division.
A perpetual Shield presented by Mr B Perring for class 65 and prize money of 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p.
Division C
A Perpetual silver cup, presented by Mrs M Wall, to the competitor gaining the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £3 for the runner up in this division.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p.
Division D
A Perpetual silver cup, presented by Mrs Kennard, to the competitor gaining the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £3 for the runner up in this division.
A perpetual silver rose bowl , presented by Mrs R James in memory of Mary Wenyon, for the best exhibit by a W I member in classes 74 to 79 inclusive .
A perpetual silver award, presented by Mrs M Priddey, to the winner of class 76.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p.
Division E
A Perpetual silver rose bowl to the competitor gaining the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £3 for the runner up in this division.
A perpetual silver cup, presented by Mrs M Lang, for the best exhibit in the division.
A Special prize of £3 presented by Cousins Bros, for the winner of class 88.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p.
Division F
A silver cup to be won outright for both boy and girl, for the highest number of points in this division.
A special prize of £2 for the runners up.
A medal, presented by Mrs M Sams, for the child exhibiting the most entries in this division.
Prizemoney per class - 1st 80p, 2nd 60p, 3rd 40p.
OPEN CLASSES
DIVISION A - VEGETABLES & FLOWERS
1 Dish of 4 kidney potatoes, white.
2 Dish of 4 round potatoes, white.
3 Dish of 4 kidney potatoes, coloured.
4 Dish of 4 round potatoes, coloured.
5 Collection of potatoes - 3 distinct varieties, 4 of each kind.
6 3 Carrots.
7 3 Turnips.
8 3 Parsnips.
9 3 Beetroot, red globe, with tops.
10 2 Lettuces.
11 2 Cabbages.
12 9 Pods of Peas.
13 6 Pods of Broad Beans.
14 6 Shallots.
15 Best Cluster of Shallots, as grown.
16 3 Onions, spring sown, with tops, untrimmed.
17 3 Onion Sets, with tops, untrimmed.
18 6 Fronds of Parsley.
19 2 Cucumbers.
20 4 Tomatoes, with calyx.
21 4 sticks of Rhubarb.
22 Dish of 12 Gooseberries, with stems.
23 Dish of 12 Raspberries, with stems.
24 Dish of 12 Blackcurrants, with stems.
25 Dish of 12 Loganberries, with stems.
26 Any other fruit or vegetable not on schedule.
27 Collection of Vegetables - 3 distinct kinds. Parsley to be used for decoration only. Space 3 ft x 2 ft, vegetables to be the same in number and kind as individual classes, omitting class 26.
DIVISION A - Continued
28 1 Cactus or Succulent plant.
29 Vase of Sweet Peas, 8 stems, mixed colours.
30 4 Roses.
31 Best Pot Plant, pot not exceeding 8" (not Begonia or Geranium).
32 1 Pot Begonia, pot not exceeding 8".
33 Geranium, 1 pot.
34 Vase of Cut Flowers, mixed outdoor grown, 8 stems.
35 Pansies, 6 blooms.
36 6 Marigolds.
37 3 stems Hydrangeas.
38 Best Rose Bud.
LOCAL CLASSES
DIVISION B - VEGETABLES & FLOWERS
39 Dish of 4 kidney potatoes.
40 Dish of 4 round potatoes.
41 3 Carrots.
42 3 Turnips.
43 3 Beetroot, red globe, with tops.
44 2 Lettuces.
45 2 Cabbages.
46 9 Pods of Peas.
47 6 Pods of Broad Beans.
48 6 Shallots.
49 Best Cluster of Shallots, as grown.
50 3 Onion Sets, with tops, untrimmed.
51 6 Fronds of Parsley.
52 3 Herbs (not Parsley).
53 4 sticks of Rhubarb.
54 Dish of 10 Gooseberries, with stems.
55 Dish of 10 Raspberries, with stems.
56 Dish of 10 Blackcurrants, with stems.
57 Any other fruit or vegetable not in classes 39 to 56 inclusive.
58 1 Gladiolus.
59 6 Fuschia Heads.
60 Pansies, 6 Blooms.
61 6 Marigolds.
62 Vase of Sweet Peas, 6 stems.
63 Best Pot Plant, not exceeding 8".
64 Vase of Cut Flowers, 6 stems.
65 Best kept Garden Frontage of House, including tubs and hanging baskets. For Diptford village only. No points awarded in this class. Judging to take place either Friday evening or Saturday morning.
OPEN CLASSES DIVISION C - FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
66 Buttonhole of Wild Flowers.
67 *Miniature flower arrangement, maximum 4".
68 *Petite arrangement, more than 4", less than 9".
69 *Flat design with flowers in a seed tray (approx size of tray 9" by 15"), overall space not exceeding 18".
70 Floating arrangement, container not to exceed 12".
71 Planted Boot or Shoe.
72 *Arrangement in a cup and saucer.
73 *Foliage arrangement, space not exceeding 18".
* Flowers may be bought or used from own garden.
OPEN CLASSES
DIVISION D - HANDICRAFTS
74 Hand Knitted Scarf.
75 *Art.
76 Greeting Card or Book Mark, any material, space 12".
77 *Embroidery.
78 *Any Hard Craft (eg. wood, metal, clay).
79 *Any Soft Craft (eg. textiles, fabric, collage), not embroidery.
80 Black and white Photograph not to exceed A5, mounted on card.
81 4 Colour Photographs, not to exceed 6" by 4"
mounted on one card.
82 A Landscape Photograph, not to exceed A5 mounted on card.
NB. For classes 80 to 82 inclusive, the photgraphs must have been taken in 2006 or 2007.
*Please state approximate size of entry on entry form
to assist with layout of table.
OPEN CLASSES
DIVISION E - COOKERY
83 4 Butterfly Cakes
84 Ginger Cake
| Recipe: 2 oz margerine, 2 oz brown sugar, 4 oz syrup, 8 oz s r flour, 2 teanspoons ginger, 1/4 teanspoon bicarbonate of soda, 1 egg made up to 1/4 pint with milk. 7" tin approx. |
85 Filled Baguette, not to exceed 9".
86 Savoury Dip
87 Victoria Sponge
| Recipe: 6 oz caster sugar, 6 oz s r flour, 6 oz margerine, 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon warm water if required. Jam filling. 7" tin approx. |
88 Victoria Sponge, recipe as class 87. MEN ONLY.
89 Sponge Sandwich, with filling
| Recipe: 4 oz caster sugar, 4 oz s r flour, 2 eggs, 1 tablespoon warm water. 7" tin approx. |
90 Madeira Cake
| Recipe: 8 oz s r flour, 5 oz margerine, 3 eggs, 5 oz caster sugar, pinch of salt, grated rind of lemon, about 3 tablespoons milk. |
7" tin approx.
91 4 Sweet Biscuits
92 Fruit Cake
| Recipe: 8 oz s r flour, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, 4 oz margerine, 4 oz caster sugar, 8 oz fruit, little grated orange rind, 1/8 pint milk. 7" tin approx. |
93 4 open Jam Tarts, jam to be cooked in tarts.
94 4 Plain Scones.
95 3 pieces of Flackjack.
96 Favourite Dessert for 1 person.
97 Favourite starter for 1 person.
98 Any other cake not on schedule, recipe to be supplied.
99 4 Sausage Rolls.
100 Quiche.
101 1 Loaf of Bread, bread machine may be used.
102 5 cooked Potatoes, boiled in skins.
103 3 boiled Beetroot.
104 6 Hen Eggs.
105 1 Jar Chutney.
106 Pot of Blackcurrant Jam.
107 Pot of Strawberry Jam.
108 Pot of Raspberry Jam.
109 Pot of Gooseberry Jam.
110 Pot of Marmalade.
111 Any other Jam.
NB classes 106 to 111 to be approx 1 lb
All Cookery classes to be placed in polythene bags.
OPEN CLASSES
DIVISION F - CHILDRENS CLASSES
112 5 Peppermint Creams.
113 1 decorated digestive biscuit.
114 4 Chocolate Crispy cakes.
115 Filled baguette, not exceeding 9".
116 Decorated Slice of Bread and Butter
117 Salad on a plate.
118 Healthy packed lunch suitable for school.
119 4 Photographs mounted on a card.
120 Item made from a washing up liquid bottle, 11 years and under, state age.
121 Picture using buttons, state age.
122 Handwriting, aged 7 years and under, piece to be written to be supplied by secretary. Not to exceed size A4 paper.
123 Handwriting, aged 8 and 9 years inclusive, piece to be written to be supplied by secretary. Not to exceed size A4 paper.
124 Handwriting, aged 10 and 11 years inclusive, piece to be written to be supplied by secretary. Not to exceed size A4 paper.
125 Handwriting, aged 12 to 16 years inclusive, piece to be written to be supplied by secretary. Not to exceed size A4 paper.
126 Felt pen picture, aged 7 years and under, size A4 paper.
127 Decorated Paper Plate, aged 4 and under.
128 Decorated Paper Plate, aged 5 to 7 years inclusive.
129 Decorated Paper Plate, aged 8 to 9 years inclusive.
130 Planted Boot or Shoe, state age.
131 Animal made out of fruit or vegetable, aged 5 to 7 years inclusive.
132 Animal made out of fruit or vegetable, aged 8 to 9 years inclusive.
133 Animal made out of fruit or vegetable, aged 10 to 11 years inclusive.
134 Animal made out of fruit or vegetable, aged 12 to 16 years inclusive.
135 Design using pasta and pulses, aged 7 years and under, size A4 paper max.
136 Design using pasta and pulses, aged 8 to 9 years inclusive, size A4 paper max.
137 Design using pasta and pulses, aged 10 to 11 years inclusive, size A4 paper max.
138 Design using pasta and pulses, aged 12 to 16 years inclusive, size A4 paper max.
139 Computer Art, aged 8 to 9 years inclusive.
140 Computer Art, aged 10 to 11 years inclusive.
141 Computer Art, aged 12 to 16 years inclusive.
142 Miniature Garden on a dinner plate, not to exceed 12", aged 7 years and under.
143 Miniature Garden on a dinner plate, not to exceed 12", aged 8 to 9 years inclusive.
144 Miniature Garden on a dinner plate, not to exceed 12", aged 10 to 11 years inclusive.
145 Miniature Garden on a dinner plate, not to exceed 12", aged 12 to 16 years inclusive.
146 Working model or Construction Kit, state age.
147 Decorated Wooden Spoon, max size 14", aged 7 years and under.
148 Decorated Wooden Spoon, max size 14", aged 8 to 9 years inclusive.
149 Collage, not to exceed size A4 paper, state age.
150 Any other craft, state age.
151 Jar of mixed Wild Grasses.
152 Jar of Wild Flowers, aged 7 years and under.
153 Jar of Wild Flowers, aged 8 years and over.
154 Best Dock Leaf.
All dogs to be kept on leads
All entries, 50 p per class, to be paid at show
Rosettes presented in each class - kindly sponsored by Mr and Mrs J Franklin.
A perpetual silver cup, presented by Mr W J Vincent, for the best dog in the show.
Judge: Mr Neil Watts B.I.P.D.T.