CLASSES TO BE CONFIRMED
FRESH HOMEGROWN VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
CLASS
1. 5 Potatoes
2. 4 Globe Beet (Judged for size, colour and shape)
3. 5 Carrots
4. 3 Onions
5. Fruit & Veg in a basket (any sort,any number)
6. 1 Cabbage
7. 5 Pods of Peas
8. 5 Broad Beans
9. 2 Courgettes
10. 1 Lettuce
11. 5 Tomatoes (Calyxes on)
12. 1 Cucumbers
13. Plate of 8 stalks of soft fruit placed on leaves (All one kind)
14. 4 Sticks of Rhubarb
15. Any other Vegetable – number left to the discretion of exhibitor
16. Longest Stick of Rhubarb
FLOWERS
17. 5 Pansies
18. 1 Rose for Perfume
19. 1 Hybrid Tea Rose
20. 1 Stem Floribunda/Mutiflora Rose
21. 6 Stems Annual Plants – 3 different kinds – 2 stems of each kind
22. 6 Perennials – 3 different kinds – 2 stems of each kind
23. 5 Pinks
24. 3 Stems of French Marigolds – with foliage
25. 6 Spikes Sweet Peas
26. Vase of mixed Flowers – Vase top 5cm–8cm (2”-3”) diameter
27. Any Pot Plant for Bloom – must have been owned by exhibitor for 2 months
28. Any Pot Plant for Foliage – must have been owned by exhibitor for 2 months
29 Container of Herbs – minimum of two varieties
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
CLASS
30. A Ladies Spray
31. A Flower arrangement in a bag. Maximum width 61 cms (2 feet) Any height .
32. “Flowers for the World Cup.” Fresh flowers and foliage. Maximum width 61cms (2 feet). Any height .
33. "Foliage is beautiful"Maximum width 61cms (2 feet)) any height
34. Flowers for a Bridesmaid
N.B. In Classes 30- 34 Flowers may be bought
In Classes 30- 32 Artificial flowers should NOT be used
HOUSEHOLD
CLASS
35. Dish of 6 eggs (Exhibitors own hens – State if Pullets)
36. Dundee Cake not exceeding 20cm (8”)
37. Fruit Pie (pastry top & bottom
38. 6 Rusks
39. 6 Flapjacks
40. Victoria Chocolate Sponge – using 3 eggs
41. Victoria Jam Sponge – Not Iced
42. Loaf of Bread
43. 6 Cheese Scones
44. 6 Muffins (any sort)
45. 6 Fingers of Shortbread
46. Homemade Jam – 340gms (12oz) jar minimum
47. Jar Homemade Lemon/Orange Curd
48. Jar Homemade Jelly
49. Homemade Marmalade 340gms (12oz) jar minimum
N.B. Screw, cellophane or plastic lids can be used on preserves
HANDICRAFT
CLASS
50. A Knitted article
51. Best dressed doll
52. A Sewn article
53. Embroidery/Cross-Stitch – Items to be judged on stitch work
54. A Handmade greeting card using any medium
55. A painting or drawing in any medium for Adults – no larger than 61cm (2’) Wide
56. Handicraft Hard – e.g. Woodwork – Basketry etc.
57. Handicraft Soft – e.g. Patchwork – soft toys – knitted toys etc.
58. Colour Print entitled “Sport” taken by exhibitor (Maximum A4)
59. Colour Print, entitled “Garden” taken by exhibitor (Mamimum A4)
60. A Short Story beginning “It was a match……..”
(Maximum 150 words)
CHILDREN
AGES MUST STATE YEARS MONTHS AND DAYS
CLASS
61. Under 5 years - Draw a picture of "My House"– State Age
62. Age 5 – 7 years - A glitter picture – State Age
63. “ “ - A birthday card - State Age
64. “ “ - A picture from recycled material - State Age
65. “ “ - Handmade article by exhibitor - State Age
66. “ “ - Paint a stone- State Age
67. Age 8 – 10 years - Artwork (non computer) - State Age
68. “ “ - A bookmark (any material) – State Age
69. “ “ - Handmade article by exhibitor - State Age
70. “ “ - Decorate three cup cakes– State Age
71. “ “ - A computer generated picture - State Age
72. Age 11--16 Years-Handmade article by exhibitor. State Age
73. " " Handwriting. Six lines. Stated Age
74 " " Computer generated poster for Crowfield Fete. State Age
75. " " A hat hand made. State Age
TROPHIES TO BE WON
Wyvale cup Highest points in show
Annual |Cup Best exhibit in show
Vegetable trophy Classes 1-16
Peter Hemstead trophy (Flowers) Classes 17-29
WI Presidents Cup (Flower Arrangement Classes 30-34
Denny Cup Household Classes 35-48
Handicraft Trophy(donated by Pippa Williamson) Classes 49-58
Scott Trophy (ages 5-7) Classes 59-65
Junior Trophy (Jillian Pumfrey) (ages 8-10) Classes 65-69
Childrens Cup (John Last) (ages 11-16) Classes 70-73