King's Sutton Gardening Club - Annual Show Saturday August 10th. 2019 Midcounties Co-operative King's Sutton
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King’s Sutton
Gardening Club
Midcounties Co-operative
King’s Sutton
Annual Show
A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS Saturday
August 10th. 2019
Support the King’s Sutton Gardening Club
Committee: Enjoy our monthly social evenings with illustrated talks, demonstrations.
Chairman: Mrs L Owen 2 Mill Lane Meetings take place in the Millennium Memorial Hall on the last
Vice Chairman: Mrs K Smith 4 Wise Close, Bodicote
Committee:
Secretary: Mrs S Read– Maskell 82 Dairy Ground Wednesday of the month starting at 7.30pm, except where otherwise stated.
Treasurer: Mrs P Waite 11 St Rumbolds Drive Annual Subscription :- £12.00 for each member.
Chairman:
Show Secretaries P Tombs
Mrs J Smith 58 Glebe1 Rise
St. Rumbolds Drive
Vice Chairman: C. Smith
Mrs K Smith 1 St. Rumbolds Drive Bodicote
4 Wise Close,
Visitors are welcome at the society meetings for a charge of £2.00
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Mrs C. McGarry
Mrs T Wilkins
72 Dairy Ground
52 Wales Street
Events for 2019
Show Secretaries: Mrs V Allen Mr J Allen Mr
J Allen 43DAstrop
Wolton Ms S Fowler
Road
Mr C Smith Mrs C McGarry May Plant Sale at the Memorial Hall
24th 10am—12pm
May ‘ The garden through the seasons’
Judges: Mr D Paynton Mrs M Jones Mrs L Mann 29th by Tom the Oxford Master Gardener
Members Mrs VMrs
Ms B Pointing Allen MrsMr
M Bell MPButler
LucasMrs R Findlay
Mrs M. Sheppard Mrs J Smith
June ‘ Home Composting’
26th by Pauline Pears
Judges: Mr H Ashworth Mr G Boddington Mrs A Vincent
Staging 8am—10am
Mrs J Lawrence Mrs Z Galt Mrs B Pointing July A.G.M with Cheese and Wine.
Judging 10-15am—12.15pm 31st
Aug “ANNUAL SHOW”
Open to Public - 2.30pm - 4.30pm 10th KS Memorial Hall
Presentation of Prizes - 4.pm Sept ‘Gardening for the less able’ Ken & Toni Whittaker
25th
Raffle - 4.15pm Oct ‘ Hidcote Manor’ by Derek Bull
30th
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Nov ‘Wildlife Garden’ by Chris Ward
Annual Show 2019 Sponsored and Supported 27th
by
King’s Sutton Parish Council
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Hillier Garden Centre - BanburyRULES
1. The event will be an Open Show.
2. Entry forms must be signed by the entrant and should be brought KING’S SUTTON
together with the appropriate fee, to the Memorial Hall on
Wednesday 7th August 2019, between 6.30 pm and 8 pm only
GARDENING CLUB
ENTRY FORMS NOT ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SHOW
3. All entries to be staged between 8.00 am and 10.00 am and not
removed before the prizes are presented.
4.
5.
All exhibits must be numbered by the Show Secretaries.
Exhibitors are allowed only one entry per class.
ANNUAL OPEN SHOW
6. Exhibits must be grown solely by, or be the work of, the Exhibitor unless
otherwise stated in these rules. to be held on
7. No other person's exhibit is to be moved on the show bench without the
permission of a steward.
8. In the event of a dispute, the complaint must be put in writing and handed
to one of the Show Secretaries before 3.30 pm on the day of the Show
SATURDAY 10th AUGUST 2019
with a fee of 50p which is returnable if the complaint is upheld.
at 2.30 pm
9. Judging will be by independent judges and will take place from 10.15 a.m.
THE JUDGES DECISION WILL BE FINAL
in the
10. Stands, vases, bowls and containers, etc. must be provided by the Exhibitor
11. All cups to be held for one year and no cup can be held or won outright. Cups to remain at the show
for engraving
MILLENNIUM MEMORIAL HALL
12. All prize money will be paid out after 4 pm on the day of the Show, any money not claimed by the
KING’S SUTTON
close of Show will be taken as a donation to the Society.
13. The committee will take every reasonable care of exhibits, but will not hold themselves responsible
for any loss or damage that may arise.
Prizes will be presented by
14. Class cards will be available from the Show Secretaries and exhibitors will be responsible for the Mr Bob Burrell
placing of cards on their respective exhibits.
15. It is hoped that exhibitors will kindly leave their exhibits to be sold at the end of the Show. Chairman K.S Parish Council
N.B. JUDGES MAY, AT THEIR DISCRETION, COMMENT IN WRITING, ON ANY EXHIBIT. and Millennium Hall Committee
Suggestions to exhibitors
Those requiring information on showing should refer to The Horticultural Show Handbook, published by Admission 50p .. Children under 14 yrs Free
The Royal Horticultural Society, pages 31-43,. The K S Society has a copy for reference.
The Society wishes to thank everyone for their kind
support and has much pleasure in presenting this schedulePHOTOGRAPHY Judge : Mr P Lucas
Open to all ages. To be exhibitors own work, taken in the last three years.
AWARDS Colour or B&W, size Min 6 x 4 inches, Max 9 x 6 inches, not mounted.
CLASS
67 Any subject.
68 Kings Sutton Village Life
Gilly Marsden Cup - For highest number of points in classes 1-51
inclusive. HANDICRAFTS AND HOBBIES Judges : Mrs M Bell (*)
Mrs L Mann
Fred Gowers Memorial Trophy - For highest number of points in classes 10, Open to all ages
11 and 12 All entries for classes in this section should have been completed during the twelve months prior
to the show. All presentations should be exhibitors own work.
The Robert Bignell Trophy - For highest number of points in classes 13 & 14
(Donated by Denise Reynolds & Keith Bignell) CLASS
69 An original drawing or painting - any medium not exceeding 24” x 18” (*)
Peter Tombs Cup - For the winner of class 15 70 A hand-knitted item of clothing
71 An article of Cross Stitch or Tapestry
72 Any other item of needlework
John Lawrence Cup - For the winner of class 9 73 A hand made article from any medium
(Donated by Karen Broadhead) 74 Poem - min 12 lines (*)
75 Hand made card for the Birth of a Baby
Bell Allotment Cup - For the winner of classes 20 - 42 76 Hand Knitted/Crocheted Toy
77 Limerick with the first line “There once was a Village Show” - 5 lines.
Alton Master Gardeners Cup - For winner of Top Gardener Competion - class 52
(Donated by Banbury Compton) JUNIOR CLASSES
Meredith-Owen Cup - For the highest number of points in classes 54 - 66 FOR JUNIORS - 7 YEARS AND UNDER
78 Crayoned picture of a - ‘Dinosaur’ - size A4. (*)
Handicraft Cup - For the highest number of points in classes 69 - 76 79 Poem or free writing about “My Friend” (*)
(Donated by Mrs. J. Rendell) 80 “ Robot “- from recycled material—max 12 inches (*)
81 Home-made “Rice Crispy” cakes — 4 on a plate
Junior Cup - For the highest number of points in classes 77 - 86
FOR JUNIORS - 8 - 11 YEARS
Wenbar Cup - For the best exhibit in classes 77 - 86 82 Lego Model Height 25 cm max
(Donated by Mr & Mrs R. Foote) 83 Computer Generated ‘Art Work ’ (*)
84 Photo ‘ Animal’ 7” x 5” max (Judge P Lucas)
Timms Homes Floral Art Cup - For highest number of points in classes 87 -91 85 Handmade “Gift Tag”—3 off (*)
(Donated by Timms Homes) 86 ‘Mini Pizza’ - on a plate
Jack Essex Memorial Trophy - For winner of the residential class ‘King’s Sutton in Bloom Children over 11Years may enter any Adult Classes
Competition”
FLORAL ART Judge: Mrs M Jones
Ernie Twynham Cup - For the winner of class 41 87 “Country Cottage” - max space 21” overall
88 “Foliage” to include fruit and vegetables (no flowers allowed) max space 21" overall
Jean Daymond Trophy - For best exhibit in Floral Art 89 “Birds of a feather’ designed to surprise - max space 21” overall
90 Floral arrangement in Tea-pot
Photography Cup - For best overall photograph in classes 67– 68 91 An arrangement - “Sea Shanty” - 8” w x 10” h flat back ( Novice class for entrants who have
never won a First Prize in Floral Art at the King's Sutton Show).
Junior Photography Cup - For best photograph in class 83
Rules for Floral Art Section
Cash prizes - Children only Classes - 1st: £2.50, 2nd: £1.50, 3rd: 1.00
1) Natural plant material must predominate in all classes
2) Flowers and foliage do not need to have been grown by the exhibitor
3) A back cloth may be usedSponsored by King Sutton Post Office
FLOWERS Sponsored by Barn Farm Plants Judge: Mrs. M. Jones
HOME PRODUCE Judge: Mrs B Pointing
CLASS
53 Home laid chicken eggs 5 on a plate *Unless otherwise stated all classes are of any variety or varieties
54 Victoria Sponge own recipe, 7 inches – 8 inches
55 Quiche own recipe, 7 inches – 8 inches CLASS
56 Tea Loaf ‘See recipe below’
57 Fruit Crumble Any fruit 1 Asters 1 vase, 5 blooms
58 Shortbread Fingers 6 on a plate 2 Vase of Flowers-Mixed Grown in open border, displayed for effect
59 Jam Tarts 5 on a plate 3 Chrysanthemums 1 vase, 3 blooms or Sprays
60 Home made Bread , Small Loaf 4 Dahlias, Decorative or
61 Cheese Scones 5 on a plate Cactus 1 Vase, 3 Blooms
62 Decorated Cake for Sunday Tea 7 inch-8 inch 5 Geranium 5" pot
63 Jar of Marmalade Any variety, not less than 350g pot 6 Gladioli 1 vase, 3 spikes, any variety
64 Jar of Chutney Any variety, not less than 350g pot 7 Flowering plant In pot (Fuchsias excluded)
65 Jar of Jam Any variety, not less than 350g pot 8 Foliage plant In pot
66 Jar of Lemon Curd Any variety, not less than 350g pot 9 Cacti or succulent In pot
10 Fuchsia Bush, in not more than 6" diameter pot
Note: Classes 63 to 66,should have been made within the last 12 months. Tops may be obtained from 11 Fuchsia Standard in any size pot
Committee Members. If using metal tops for preserves, these should be plain, ( no makers name )
and applied to the jar at time of filling, to form an airtight seal. . 12 Fuchsia Trailing, in not more than 5" diameter pot
13 Rose 1 Single
14 Roses Floribunda, 1 Spray
Recipe - Tea Loaf 15 Sweet Peas 1 Vase, 12 blooms (Own foliage if used)
Ingredients 16 Begonia 1 Pot
17 Vase Mixed Grasses
300 grms Mixed Fruit 18 Herbs Nosegay, 6 named Herbs in water
100 grms Soft Brown Sugar 19 Penstemon 3 stems
210 mls Hot Strong Tea
VEGETABLES Sponsored by Cotefield Nurseries Judge: Mr. D. Paynton
200 grms Self Raising Flour
1 tsp Mixed Spice CLASS
1 egg beaten 20 Sweet Corn 2, with leaves attached
21 Potatoes 5, White
22 Potatoes 5, Coloured
Cook at 170 oC Gas 4 . Time 1—1/4 hours. 23 Onions 5, Dressed, not to exceed 8 oz each
24 Onions 5, dressed
25 Onion Heaviest
Grease a lined 2lb Tin 26 Shallots 9
27 Leeks 3, as grown
28 Carrots 4, with foliage
Soak fruit and sugar with tea overnight 29 Salad Plate 3 varieties, max 10” plate
Next day add Mixed Spice, flour and beaten egg. Mix well and spoon into prepared tin. 30 French Beans 6
31 Runner Beans 6
32 Runner Bean Longest
Cook until Golden Brown. Serve cool sliced with butter. 33 Beetroot 3, with 3" stalks
34 Parsnips 3. as grown
35 Marrows 2, Table
36 Marrow Heaviest
37 Tomatoes 6, shown as grown
38 Courgettes 4
39 Cherry Tomatoes 9
40 Cucumber 2
41 Garden Basket Standard size hand basket with a selection of produce from
the garden arranged for effect
42 Peppers 3 one colour
43 Chilli Peppers 3 Mixed varietiesFRUIT Judge: Mr. D. Paynton
KING'S SUTTON VILLAGE SHOP
*All fruit must have its stalk attached.
& POST OFFICE
CLASS
46 Plums Plate of 9
BREAD,CAKES & PASTRIES
47 Apples 4, Dessert DRY CLEANING
48 Apples 4, Cooking FREE RANGE EGGS
49 Pears 4, any variety STATIONERY Still issuing
LOTTERY car tax
50 Blackberries 25 on a Plate (Much easier
BIRD SEED than the
51 Plate of fruit not otherwise specified
LOGS & KINDLING internet!)
52. TOP GARDENER COMPETITION Judge: Mr. D. Paynton
An arrangement of three varieties of vegetables together with a vase of one variety of flower.
The vegetables and flowers to be selected from the list below:
FLOWERS: 4 Roses, 2 Gladioli, 3 Dahlia,
3 Chrysanthemum, 9 Annuals
VEGETABLES: 6 Runner Beans, 2 Cabbage,
1 Cauliflower, 3 Onions (trimmed),
6 Tomatoes, 3 Courgettes,
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