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Rusland Show 2008
SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS
Entry Fee for all Sections 20p per entry.
All Children’s Classes Free Entry.
Prizes in these Sections will be 1st - £1.50; 2nd
-
£1.00; 3rd – 50p
Except Section 8 – 1st - £2.00; 2nd -
£1.50; 3rd - £1.00
TOP TRAY COMPETITION (OPEN)
Entry Fee is 20p
Prizes are: 1st Prize - £3.00; 2nd -
£2.00; 3rd - £1.00
The Top Tray is for a display of three vegetables from the
following eight.
The quantity of each vegetable is given in brackets.
Carrots (3), Cauliflower (2), Onions (3), Parsnips (3), Peas
(6), Potatoes (3),Runner Beans (6), Tomatoes (6).
Rules
Individual dishes of vegetables on the tray shall be judged to
a maximum of 20 points, split into three, allowing 7 points
for freshness, 7 points for condition and 6 points for
uniformity. All vegetables are to be displayed for effect.
The display shall be within an area of 18 inches x 24 inches,
either on a board or on a marked area of the staging. Where a
tray has a lip or edge the internal measurement must not
exceed 18 inches x 24 inches.A black base cloth is permitted or the tray painted. Parsley
garnishing is permitted but nothing else whatsoever.
Please enter by putting ‘TT’ in a box on your entry form.
The Competition is kindly sponsored by
HILL FOOT GARDEN CENTRE, Pennington Lane, Ulverston
SECTION 1. POT PLANTS (OPEN)
(Please state approx. diameter and height of plant on entry
form)
1 Fuchsia, double or single.
2 Geranium or Pelargonium, double or single.
3 Begonia, large flowering.
4 Any other varieties.
5 Selection of plants in a container max 18"
square.
6 A Foliage Plant.
7 Succulent up to 9" diameter pot.
8 Cacti up to 9" diameter pot.
SECTION 2. CUT FLOWERS (Show District)
(Vases provided by the Show)
9 Rose, one, any variety.
10 Roses, 3 blooms, any variety.
11 Marigold, any variety, 3 blooms.
12 Dahlias, Cactus, 3 blooms, Under 6in.
13 Dahlias, Decorative, 3 blooms, Over 6in.
14 Dahlias, Decorative, 3 blooms, Under 6in.
15 Dahlias, Pom-pom, 3 blooms.
16 Phlox, Herbaceous, 3 blooms.
17 Gladiolus, one bloom.
18 Pansies or Violas, 3 blooms.
19 Sweet Peas, 6 blooms.
SECTION 3. VEGETABLES (Show District)
20 Peas, 6 pods. To be shown on plates. Exhibitor to
provide own.
21 Beans, Broad, 6 pods. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
22 Beans, French, 6 pods. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
23 Beans, Runner, 6 pods. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
24 Tomatoes, 5. To be shown on plates. Exhibitor to
provide own.
24a Cherry Tomatoes, 5. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
25 Shallots, 5. To be shown on plates. Exhibitor to
provide own.
26 Potatoes, 5 round. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
27 Potatoes, 5 kidney. To be shown on plates.
Exhibitor to provide own.
28 Cauliflower, one.
29 Cabbage, White, one.
30 Carrots, 3, 4” tops.
31 Onions, 3, 8oz and under.
32 Onions, 3, over 8oz.
33 Beetroot, 3 with 4” tops.
34 Vegetable Marrow, one.
35 Cucumber, one.
36 Two specimens of Fruit or Vegetable, any one
variety not previously specified in this section.
37 One Pumpkin.
SECTION 4. HOME PRODUCE, ETC. (OPEN)
38 Home-made Wine (White, Sweet)
39 Home-made Wine (White, Dry)
40 Home-made Wine (Red, Sweet)
41 Home-made Wine (Red, Dry)
42 Small bottle Home-made Fruit Liqueur.
43 Two jars Jam, two distinct varieties.
44 Jar Lemon Curd.
45 Jar of Marmalade.
46 Jar of Fruit Jelly (Sweet).
47 Jar of Chutney.
48 Dish Rum Butter (Dark).
49 Dish Rum Butter (Light).
50 1lb Jar of Clear Honey.
51 Eggs, Bantam, 6.
52 Eggs, coloured, 6 (Hen).
53 One 2lb. loaf of Home-made Bread (White).
54 One loaf of Home-made Bread made in a Breadmaker.
55 One 1lb loaf of Home-made Bread (Brown).
56 Jam Filled Swiss Roll.
57 4 Cornish Pasties
58 6 Scones (Cheese)
59 Chocolate dessert.
60 Fruit Cake
61 Victoria Sandwich (Split).
62 Decorated Child’s Birthday Cake.
63 Gingerbread, four squares.
64 A Round of Shortbread
65 Currant Pasty, (4 squares).
66 Traybake, cooked, 4 squares.
67 Teabread.
68 Savoury Flan.
For persons under the age of 16 (Free Entry)
Prize Money 1st – 75p 2nd – 50p 3rd
– 25p
69 A Cornish Pasty
70 Victoria Sandwich (split with raspberry jam).
71 4 pieces of Shortbread
72 A Pizza.
SECTION 5.
HANDICRAFT (Open)
The Committee wish to emphasise that all work in Section 5
which is not entirely made by the
competitor will be disqualified. All sticks are to be entered
into the stick classes.
(Please specify size of article in this Section on Entry Form)
73 Any item of Patchwork - Not to exceed 36” square.
74 Any article, Embroidered or Smocked.
75 Any article, Hand Knitted.
76 Decoupage. Any article.
77 Any article, Hand or Machine sewn.
78 Cross Stitch
79 Article in any Craft not previously specified
(Soft Material).
80 Article in any Craft not previously specified
(Hard Material).
81 Any item turned from hard material.
SECTION 6. PAINTING (OPEN) (Pictures to be mounted for
hanging)
82 Oil Painting.
83 Water Colour.
84 Picture in any other medium.
85 Sketch - Pen or Pencil.
SECTION 7.
HORTICULTURAL (OPEN)
(Exhibitors
provide own plates for classes 105 – 115)
86 Begonias, 3.
87 Asters, 6 blooms.
88 Pansies or Violas, 6 blooms.
89 Antirrhinums, 3 blooms.
90 Carnations, 3 blooms.
91 Dahlias, Cactus, 3 blooms over 6”.
92 Dahlias, Cactus, 3 blooms under 6”.
93 Dahlias, Decorative, 3 blooms over 6”.
94 Dahlias, Decorative, 3 blooms under 6”.
95 Dahlias, Pom-Pom, 5 blooms.
96 Dahlias, 1 Specimen bloom.
97 Gladioli, 3 blooms.
98 Vase of mixed perennials.
99 Vase of mixed annuals, 5 varieties, may include
antirrhinums, one spray of each.
100 Phlox, herbaceous, 4 blooms.
101 Roses, 5 blooms, any variety.
102 Sweet Peas, 6 blooms.
103 Lilies, 3.
104 Vase of 5 different named grasses.
105 Tomatoes, 5.
105a Cherry Tomatoes, 5.
106 Potatoes, round, 5, white.
107 Potatoes, kidney, 5, white.
108 Potatoes, kidney, 5, coloured.
109 Potatoes, round, 5, coloured.
110 Shallots, 5.
111 Apples, any variety, 5.
112 Peas, 6 pods.
113 Beans, Broad, 6 pods.
114 Beans, French, 6 pods.
115 Beans, Runner, 6 pods.
116 Onions, 3, 8oz and under.
117 Onions, 3, over 8oz.
118 Leeks, 3.
119 Cucumber, One.
120 Cauliflower, One.
121 Cabbage, White, one.
122 Carrots, 3, 4” tops.
123 Lettuce, 2, smooth.
124 Lettuce, 2, curly.
125 Beetroot, 3, with 4” tops.
126 Vegetable marrow, one.
127 ‘Misfits’ - Fruit or Vegetable.
128 A selection of 3 Vegetables (children under 16
only).
129 Vase of 5 different named herbs.
SECTION 8. FLORAL ART (Open)
Accessories may be used unless otherwise stated. Fresh or
dried plant material may be used.
Classes 130 – 137 to occupy no more than 2’6” x 2’6” base.
130 “Boxing Clever” an arrangement incorporating a box
or boxes.
131 “A New Look” a modern exhibit.
132 “Down by the Sea” an arrangement depicting the
seashore.
133 “Hot and Spicy” an arrangement using exotic fruit,
vegetables and flowers.
134 “Legend” an arrangement depicting a well-known
legend.
135 “A Special Day” an arrangement for an important
event.
136 “Country Living” a foliage arrangement using a
garden utensil. (Novice class for those who have not
won a first prize).
137 “Keep it Simple” an arrangement using five flowers
with foliage. (Persons under 25 years.)
138 Ladies Spray.
139 A Miniature exhibit not to exceed 4” high by 4”
wide.
SECTION 9. (Open)
Entry Fee 20p
Prizes for Class 140, 1st - £5, 2nd -
£3, 3rd - £2
140 Group Entry-
Theme “Alfred Wainwright”
(To be staged in an area no more than 2’6” wide
and 3’ deep).
Exhibitors may provide their own accessories
and backing.
Points will be awarded for overall
presentation.
SECTION 10. PHOTOGRAPHS (OPEN)
Photographs to be mounted on a
piece of cardboard with a minimum surround of ½ in. overall
size not to exceed 9” x 6”. Only 2 entries per person in
each class.
141 Local Landscape (coloured, taken within Show
district) to be named.
142 Coloured Portrait, (one person).
143 Coloured, any subject.
144 An old photograph depicting Lakeland Life.
145 Black and White.
SECTION 11.
CHILDRENS (OPEN)
Free Entry: Prizes, 1st - 75p, 2nd -
50p, 3rd - 25p
Competitor’s age must be entered on the outside of the label.
146 Coloured photograph, any subject, by child under
12 years.
147 Coloured photograph, any subject, by child under
16 years.
Under 6 years
147 Original Drawing or Painting. (One Special
Prize).
148 Decorated Paper Plate.
150 A Play-doh model.
Under 8 years
151 Handwriting - Nursery Rhyme - “Sing a Song of
Sixpence”. (1st verse)
152 Article in any craft.
153 Original Drawing or Painting. (One Special
Prize).
154 Arrangement of Flowers in a cup and saucer.
155 Monster made from fruit and/or vegetables.
156 Collage using Fabric (Max. A4).
Under 12 years
157 Original Drawing or Painting. (One Special
Prize).
158 Article in any craft.
159 A Farm/Countryside Scene on a biscuit tin lid not
to exceed 30cm x 30cm.
160 Necklace made from sweets.
161 Handwriting - "My favourite animal is…..".
Complete in not more than 50 words.
Under 16 years
162 Original Drawing or Painting. (One Special
Prize).
163 Article in any craft.
164 Handwriting: "A letter to a friend describing
Rusland Show…” (Max, 100 words).
165 Monster made from Fruit and/or Vegetables.
166 A Sculpture made with natural materials (max size
30cm x 30cm)
167 Miniature Garden, not exceeding 30cm x 30cm.
168 A decorated Wellington.
169 Paperweight (any material).
170 A Poster for Rusland Show (max. A4) Hand written.
171 A Puppet made from a Sock.
172 “Blue Peter” competition, for any model utilising
re-cyclable materials (on a base not exceeding 30cm x
45cm).
SECTION 12. (Open)
173 Novelty Class - Item made from
Fruit/Vegetable or Fruit and Vegetable.
Cup presented by Mr D Barrett.
SECTION 13. (Open)
174 The Rusland Heritage Trophy.
Presented by David J. Oldham for any original painting,
writing, photographs or object which best depicts any
aspect of the Valley’s heritage.
SECTION 14.
STICKS (Open)
175 Plain Walking Stick, horn.
176 Plain Walking Stick, wood.
177 Ornamental Walking Stick, horn.
178 Thumb Stick.
179 1 Crook, wood
180 1 Crook, horn
181 Any Other Stick.
Our thanks to Bob and Joan Fletcher for donating Special
Prizes for 1st Prize Winners in Classes 148, 153,
157 and 162.
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