GREAT WALDINGFIELD
SPRING SHOW
25th March 2023
2 – 4 pm. The Village Hall
SHOW SCHEDULE
ENTRY FORM – BOTTOM OF PAGE
SHOW SECRETARY: JOHN HUGHES 378342
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
| Mrs. L. Lutz | 07773161419 | Mr. J. Hughes | 378342 |
| Mrs. W. Berry | 375853 | Mr. P. Berry | 375853 |
| Mrs. P. Barry | 377800 | Mrs. M. Fluke | 828499 |
| Mrs. E. Coleman | 379810 | Mrs. A. Phipps | 310359 |
Date for your diaries Autumn Show Saturday 9th September
SECTION 1 – FLOWERS
- 3 DAFFODILS – 1 Variety – Single
(for definition, a daffodil has a trumpet that is longer than the outside petals)
- 3 DAFFODILS – 1 Variety – Double
- 3 NARCISSI – 1 Variety
- 3 MULTI- HEADED NARCISSI – 1Variety
- 3 TULIPS – 1 Variety – Single
- 3 TULIPS – 1 Variety – Double
- 3 MINIATURE DAFFODILS
- 3 MINIATURE MULTI- HEADED NARCISSI
- 3 FLOATING PANSIES – Any Variety
- 3 CAMELLIA BLOOMS – Any Variety
- 3 STEMS OF ANY PRIMULAS
- 1 STEM OF FLOWERING SHRUB OR TREE
- CONTAINER OF SPRING FLOWERS – to be judged on variety and colour only, container not to exceed 20cm dia.
- FLOWERING POT PLANT – see rule 3 – container not to exceed 20cm dia.
- NON – FLOWERING POT PLANT- see rule 3 – container not to exceed 20cm dia.
- 3 FLOATING HELLEBORE FLOWERS – ANY VARIETY
- 3 HYACINTHS – Any Variety
- 3 STEMS OF ANY OTHER SPRING FLOWER – Any Variety
- A BOWL OR POT OF FLOWERING BULBS
- For children under 12yrs. – A CONTAINER OF SPRING FLOWERS
SECTION 2 – FLOWER ARRANGING
(To reduce the use of plastic, British grown flowers & foliage, no Oasis)
- “DEPICT A BOOK TITLE” Celebrating 100years of the British Library
– accessories may be used, table space allowed 60cm x 60cm
- “SIMPLICITY” any 3 flowers of one colour and any foliage
– accessories may be used, table space allowed 40cm x 40cm
- “PICTURE PERFECT” – in a frame, frame not to exceed 20cm x 20cm
- For children under 12yrs. – An Arrangement to go with a model of your favourite
Disney character maximum size 15cm x 15cm
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SECTION 3 –NOVICE FLOWER ARRANGING
(To reduce the use of plastic, British grown flowers & foliage, no Oasis)
Exhibitors may continue to enter this section until they have won a total of 3 first prizes in Gt.Waldingfield Shows
- . “DEPICT A BOOK TITLE” Celebrating 100years of the British Library
– accessories may be used, table space allowed 60cm x 60cm
- “SIMPLICITY” any 3 flowers of one colour and any foliage
– accessories may be used, table space allowed 40cm x 40cm
- “PICTURE PERFECT” – in a frame, frame not to exceed 20cm x 20cm
SECTION 4 – DOMESTIC
- 3 LEMON MERINGUE TARTS
- 1 ARTISAN LOAF
- 3 SANDWICH BISCUITS
- 3 PIECES OF TRAY BAKE
- 1 BATTENBURG CAKE
- 3 SAVOURY PUFFS
- 1 JAR FRUIT JAM
- 1 JAR MARMALADE for special Paddington Bear award
- For children under 12yrs. – 3 CHOCOLATE CEREAL NESTS
SECTION 5 – PHOTOGRAPHY
To be judged for quality, subject and composition.
Exhibits to be 8” x 6” max. – mounted on card showing a border
- WINTER SCENE
- BUILT FOR SPEED
- A FEAST FOR THE EYES
- For children under 12yrs. – HAPPINESS
SECTION 6 – HANDICRAFT
- A SMALL ITEM OF KNITTING OR CROCHET Max. table space 30cm x 30cm
- A HANDMADE CARD
- A PAINTING OR DRAWING – no larger than A4 size
- ANY OTHER SMALL CRAFT ITEM.
- For children under 12 years –DECORATED MASK OF YOUR FAVOURITE BOOK CHARACTER
Please Note! –There are specific classes for children under 12 years:-
Section 1 class 20
Section 2 class 24
Section 4 class 36
Section 5 class 40
Section 6 class 45
Medals will be presented for 1st 2nd & 3rd in these classes
RULES FOR EXHIBITORS
- All exhibits must be to schedule.
- The Committee’s decision on all matters shall be final.
- All exhibits, except in the flower arranging section, must have been grown by the exhibitor. Pot plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least 6 weeks. All other exhibits must be the exhibitor’s own work
- No item to be entered that has been previously entered in any of our shows.
- Entry forms and exhibits to be brought to the Village Hall between 0900 and 1045hrs on the day of the show. Exhibits to be staged between 0900 & 1045hrs. the day of the show. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
- No exhibitor shall enter more than one exhibit in any one class.
- Exhibits already staged can only be moved by a Steward.
- The Show will be open to the public between 1400 & 1600 hrs.
- The Committee cannot accept any responsibility for accident, loss or damage, to the person or the property of any exhibitor.
- No unauthorised persons allowed in the Hall during judging.
- Exhibits left on show benches after prize-giving will be put into auction.
- There are specific classes for children under 12 years in every section.
Children may also enter any other class but pay 30p per class.
CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF PRIZES
- The award of prizes shall be determined by the highest number of points, 1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point.
- In the event of a tie, the Exhibitor with the most 1st. 2nd. & 3rd. awards shall be the winner.
- In all Classes overall presentation is taken into account.
- Judges’ comments on entry cards are offered as a point of learning – not as a criticism.
TROPHIES TO BE AWARDED
SECTION 1 FLOWERS – SHOW SHIELD
SECTION 2 FLOWER ARRANGING – SHOW SHIELD
SECTION 3 NOVICE FLOWER ARRANGING – SHOW SHIELD
SECTION 4 DOMESTIC – THE LILLIAN HAXELL TROPHY
Plus the PADDINGTON BEAR AWARD – Class 35
SECTION 5 PHOTOGRAPHY – The ALI BUTCHER TROPHY
SECTION 6 HANDICRAFT
CHILDREN: MEDALS FOR 1st, 2nd & 3rd IN CLASSES 20. 24. 36. 40. 45
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The VERA FRANCIS SHIELD FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW
THE SECRETARY’S SHIELD FOR MOST ENTRIES IN SHOW
THE SECRETARY`S SHIELD FOR MOST POINTS IN SHOW
