Saturday March 21st 2015 at 2pm -3.30pm

in the Village Hall

       Admission 20p

Sponsored by The Old Badger Inn

        RULES

• (1) The hall will be open to exhibitors from 9am on the morning of the show.  All exhibits must be      staged by 11am at which time all exhibitors must leave the hall.  Presentation of trophies at      3.30pm - no exhibit to be removed before 3 pm.
• (2) Exhibitors cards corresponding to the entries will be handed to exhibitors by the show secretary      and exhibitors will be responsible for the proper placing of their cards with their exhibits.  An      exhibitor may only enter one exhibit per class.  Each exhibitor using separate entry forms.
• (3) Exhibitors must provide their own bowls, vases etc for display of their exhibit.  All exhibits      entered must be staged.
• (4) The judges may modify or withhold any award if the exhibits do not merit the prizes offered.
• (5) Any unfair means to obtain a prize will forfeit all claims to prizes.
• (6) The judge’s decision is final.
• (7) The committee cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage to any exhibit or       accessories to an exhibit.  It reserves the right to move any exhibit to assist display.

OPEN TO RESIDENTS AND MEMBERS OF ORGANISATIONS IN THE PARISH OF EASTINGTON.  

CLASSES FOR EVERYONE - PLEASE PARTICIPATE AND MAKE THE EVENT A SUCCESS.

Entry forms to be sent, together with entry fees, 15p each class (except 34-36, which are free) to the show secretary, or handed to any committee member.

Additional entry forms available from the show secretary.

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTERIES 11am, March 21st 2015

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CLASS NUMBER                  CLASS NUMBER                        CLASS NUMBER

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I HEREBY CERTIFY that all the articles referred to have been produced by me in my own garden or allotment, or made by me.

Exhibitors Name:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Address:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SECTION (1)   POT OR BOWL FLOWERING BULBS

Class

(1) Massed daffodils. Any number of bulbs.

(2) Trumpet daffodils.  5 bulbs.

(3) Narcissi, short or medium cup.  5 bulbs.

(4) Hyacinth, 3 bulbs.

(5) Hyacinth, 1 bulb.

(6) Tulip, 5 bulbs.

(7) Any other flowering bulbs (Any number).

(8) Amaryllis.

SECTION (3) POT PLANTS

(22) 1 pot flowering cactus.

(23) 1 cyclamen in bloom.

(24) 1 azalea in bloom.

(25) 1 polyanthus in pot.

(26) Collection of polyanthus, 5 - mixed.

(27) Primrose in a pot.

(28) Collection of 5 mixed  Violas..

(29) Collection of 5 mixed primroses.

(30) Collection of 5 mixed pansies.

(31) 1 pansy in pot.

(32) 1 foliage plant.

(33) Any other pot plant in bloom.

SECTION (2) CUT BLOOMS (OWN FOLIAGE)

(12) 5 large trumpet daffodils (one variety).

(13) 5 double daffodils (one variety).

(14) 5 narcissi (short cup).  

       One bloom per stem, 1 variety.

(15) Vase mixed daffodils and narcissi.

(16) 5 tulips (any variety).

(17) 5 Narcissi (polyanthus type/bunch flowered).

(18) 5 blooms, any other bulb or corm.

       Not double daffodils.

(19) Vase polyanthus, 5 stems.

(20) Vase or bowl primroses, 8 stems.

(21) Vase or bowl wild primroses, 8 stems.

SECTION (1A) VEGTABLES

(9)   Rhubarb – 3 with leaves

(10) Broad Beans – 6

(11) 2 Spring Cabbage

SECTION (6) COOKERY

(40) 4 Easter biscuits.

(41) 4 Pieces of shortbread.

(42) 4 Fairy cakes - plain with a cherry on the top.

(43) 4 Rock cakes.

(44) Pot of marmalade.

(45) Quiche Lorraine, 6 – 7” diameter.

SECTION (4) CHILDRENS’ CLASSES

(34) Painting of your favourite T.V. Character.

       Up to 12 years.

(35) Bowl or dish with floating flower heads in.  

       Up to 12 years.

      Name and age on the back of all exhibits please.

(36) Decorated Easter Biscuits - 2

SECTION (5) FLOWER ARRANGMENTS

(37) Arrangement of flowers in a basket. 18”square.

(38) Arrangement - to a theme of your choice.

        Max 24” square e.g. song, book title

(39) Miniature spring arrangement. Max 9” square.

PRESIDENT:     Lt. Cdr. W. R. Harris

CHAIRPERSON: Mr. D. Haines

TREASURER: Mr. W. Fletcher

SECRETARY: Mrs S. Underdown,

                 3 Middlecroft, Eastington, GL10 3SG. Tel: 01453 823285

Steward: Mrs Q. Jones

 TROPHIES

• Trophy donated by Highfield Nurseries, Whitminster,

                         will be awarded for most points in the show.  

• Doreen Fletcher shield for lady with most points in the show.

• R.B.L trophy for most points in section 3.  

• John Ellis Trophy for the most points in classes 27-31.

• Hanman Bros. Trophy for most points in section 4.  

• Cyril  Nott trophy for most points in section 6.

IN THE EVENT OF A TIE, TROPHIES WILL BE AWARDED TO THE PERSON OBTAINING THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF FIRSTS

Read the schedule carefully and be sure that you enter the correct number of specimens in each class.

AWARDS:     1st - £1      2nd - 50p       3rd - 25p

POINTS:              3             2                   1

Prize money to be collected on the day of the show.

THE COMMITTEE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT