94th - SATURDAY 27TH JULY 2019 OPENING 2:00PM RAFFLE TO BE DRAWN AT 4:00PM SHOW PRIZEGIVING 4:15PM - Kings Somborne
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94th
VILLAGE HALL AND SPORTS FIELDS
SATURDAY 27TH JULY 2019
OPENING 2:00PM
RAFFLE TO BE DRAWN AT 4:00PM
SHOW PRIZEGIVING 4:15PM
FREE ENTRANCE TO FIELD AND CAR PARK
ADMISSION TO HALL – NON-MEMBERS £1 – MEMBERS AND UNDER 14 YEARS FREE
GDPR AND DATA PROTECTION
The Kings Somborne and District Flower Show will electronically save names, and
contact details obtained from the 2019 flower show entry forms. Children’s ages are
also stored electronically for the purpose of capturing the results. The entry paper
application forms are also filed until the show and results are complete for that year.
By giving your name, email address, address, contact number you agree for us to
contact you if there is a problem with your entry form, or if a cup has not been
returned.
This data is used solely for administration by the Kings Somborne and District Flower
Show and will not be passed on to a third party.
THE COMMITTEE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO:
DEREK AND CAROLINE TAYLOR - for the flower display in the Village Hall
To everyone who so generously gives gifts to the Show
To everyone who helps with the Show day.
To TAM GOLDSMITH for help with the schedule. To DATA SHARP for printing it.
THE COMMITTEE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS:
RAPPA FENCING LTD for co-sponsoring the Vegetable A01-A14 Class
LECKFORD NURSERY for co-sponsoring the Vegetable A15-A28 Class
P.A. HILTON LTD for co-sponsoring the Fruit Class
KIRTON FARM NURSERIES for sponsoring the Flower Class
DAVID SALTER FLOWERS for sponsoring the Floral Art Class
BARKER & GEARY for sponsoring Arts & Crafts Class
KINGS SOMBORNE TREE CARE for sponsoring the Photography Class
THE CROWN INN for sponsoring the Cookery Class
CROSS STORES & POST OFFICE for sponsoring the Children’s under 5 Class
WORKING MEN’S CLUB for sponsoring the Children’s 5-7 and 8-10 Classes
CORNER STORE for sponsoring the Children’s 11-13, RHS award and
Project Shield Class
1FIELD SHOWS
INCLUDE:
• THE COMPANION DOG SHOW
• LOCKERLEY SILVER BAND
• CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
• PLANT AND CAKE STALLS
• THE RAFFLE
• AND TEAS & ICE CREAMS
• DRAWING OF RAFFLE 4:00PM
• SHOW PRIZE GIVING – 4:15PM IN THE HALL
KING`S SOMBORNE COMPANION DOG SHOW 2019
Our popular village dog show returns for
another year, in conjunction with the King’s
Somborne Fun Day, on 27th July. A chance to
have a lovely afternoon out with your furry
friend, we have both the traditional pedigree
KING'S SOMBORNE classes but also the novelty classes, which
always prove very entertaining!
Will your dog have the waggiest tail, or be the
one the judge would most like to take
home?! Or perhaps they are a Gorgeous Girl, a Fabulous Fella or even a
Venerable Veteran!
With lovely new rosettes for 1st to 3rd place in every class, amazing prizes
(including a doggy photo shoot with a professional photographer at his purpose
built studio, for our Best in Show), and goody bags for all our Junior Handlers,
you and your dog are sure to have fun afternoon.
For more information, please contact Annie Leete on 01794 388229 or via
email on kingsombornedogshow@gmail.com
2HINTS FOR EXHIBITORS
We would like to encourage many more people to exhibit. It does not
require great expertise or special knowledge. We have all had to start
somewhere!
NOTE: If you make something that you sell i.e. cakes, clothes, painting,
Jewellery etc, then you can not enter that class, however, you can enter
anything else in the show.
For more information and tips on entering then please see the flower
show page on the village website www.thesombornes.org.uk Or, our
Facebook page, by going to Facebook and typing in ‘Kings Somborne
Flower Show’.
The single most important rule is to READ THE SCHEDULE. Make sure
that your exhibit is not classed as NAS (Not according to the Schedule).
Try to make your exhibit look as attractive as possible.
Evenness, freshness and freedom from disease are more important than
size, unless stated.
EXHIBITORS MUST COLLECT THEIR ENTRY CARDS BEFORE 8PM ON THE
WEDNESDAY BEFORE THE SHOW. Cards can be collected from any of
the people listed on the entry form or Wednesday evening between
6.30pm and 8.00pm at the village hall.
Before Judging, the stewards will make sure that all the entry cards are
turned over, so that the Exhibitor’s name is not visible. After judging, the
cards will be placed face upwards.
All exhibits, whether they win a prize or not, go to make up the Show.
3GENERAL RULES
1. Each Entry for the Show is: 20p to Members of the Society: 40p to
Non-Members. All entrance fees are to be paid at the time of entry.
Entry forms must be submitted on or before the Wednesday before
the Show, not later than 8PM.
2. Entries will be judged in accordance with the latest (2015) NAFAS
competitions Manual (as held by the Secretary, if anyone would like
to see a copy)
3. All Classes are open to all, unless otherwise specified, but certain
Cups and Awards are only won on points gained for local residents
(defined as a person residing in Kings Somborne, Little Somborne,
Ashley, Rookley or Up Somborne)
4. All produce and flowers exhibited in any class must have been grown
by the exhibitor in their own garden or allotment unless otherwise
stated.
5. All pot plants must have been in the possession of the Exhibitor for
three months prior to the date of the show. The Committee reserve
the right to visit any Exhibitor's garden.
6. The Committee reserve the right to refuse any entry, and to place
any entry in the Class they decide upon.
7. Only one exhibit allowed per person in each class. The only exception
is the Charity Knitting/Crochet Class (F04), but only one prize may
count towards a Cup or Award.
8. Points are awarded for all class winners as follows: 1st prize: 3pts, 2nd
prize: 2pts, 3rd prize: 1pt., except for collections (Classes A01, B08,
4C08) which collect double points. Cash prizes are awarded on a basis
of 25p per point
9. Any prize may be withheld or modified if the exhibits are considered
unworthy of the prize offered.
10. Presentation of items to be in accordance with the rules set out in
the Royal Horticultural Society's latest Handbook unless otherwise
stated. Exhibitors in doubt should contact the Secretary.
11. Exhibits should be brought to the Hall from 8:00am on the morning
of the show and MUST BE READY FOR JUDGING BY 10.30AM.
Exhibits may not be cleared from the tables, whether sold or
otherwise, until after the prize giving.
12. The decisions of the Judges are final.
5CLASS A - VEGETABLE CLASS
SPONSORED BY RAPPA FENCING LTD
and LECKFORD NURSERY
GENERAL RULES FOR VEGETABLE CLASS
They should be cleaned, using plenty of water and a sponge. It makes for better
presentation if tops are trimmed and bound with raffia, or an equivalent. Be
careful when lifting carrots and parsnips not to break the long “tail”.
(i) Parsnips, carrots, cabbages, beans and beetroot are usually just laid on
the table.
(ii) Potatoes, tomatoes and peppers are best placed on a white paper
plate.
(iii) Shallots should be mounted on a dish of dry sand, and onions on
cardboard rings, such as ones cut from kitchen roll.
(iv) Brassicas should have not less than 75mm of stump left.
(v) All varieties of peas and beans should have stalks attached.
(vi) Courgettes can be up to 200mm in length, or 75mm in diameter for
round cultivars.
A01 Collection of vegetables, any four distinct kinds in same quantities as
Classes A02-A20, e.g. one kind of potato, onion, or carrot,
A02 Three white potatoes.
A03 Three coloured potatoes.
A04 Two round headed cabbages.
A05 Two pointed cabbages.
A06 Seven pods of peas.
A07 Seven runner beans.
A08 Three onions excluding green salad or pickling onions, with roots but
no tops (any weight)
6CONT’D - CLASS A - VEGETABLE CLASS
A09 Three onions - no bulb to exceed 227gm (8oz), with roots but no tops
A10 Nine shallots for quality.
A11 Three carrots - long.
A12 Three carrots - other than long.
A13 Two cucumbers - for quality.
A14 Two marrows - for quality.
A15 Three beetroot - globe.
A16 Two lettuces - Cos.
A17 Two lettuces - cabbage.
A18 Five broad beans.
A19 Five dwarf beans.
A20 Three courgettes.
A21 Five tomatoes with calyx attached. (not cherry style)
A22 Five cherry style tomatoes with calyx attached
A23 Three sticks of rhubarb - top foliage cut off leaving approx. 75mm from
start of leaf stalks
A24 Any other vegetable not listed in the schedule – exhibited as a single
specimen or a pair.
A25 Largest marrow. (Local residents only. Fun item - 2 points awarded).
A26 Largest cucumber. (Local residents only. Fun item - 2 points awarded).
A27 The most unusual shaped vegetable. (Local residents only. Fun item - 2
points awarded).
7CLASS B - FRUIT CLASS
SPONSORED BY PA HILTON LTD
GENERAL RULES FOR FRUIT CLASS
Avoid removing the natural “bloom”. With the exception of peaches, nectarines
and apricots, all fruit should be shown with stalks.
B01 Dish of six apples of any one variety.
B02 Dish of ten raspberries.
B03 Dish of ten gooseberries.
B04 Dish of ten strigs of redcurrants.
B05 Dish of ten strigs of blackcurrants.
B06 Dish of ten berries other than those already included,
B07 Dish of ten loganberries.
B08 Collection of outdoor fruit - three distinct kinds. - Quantities as in
Classes B01-C07.
CLASS C - FLOWER CLASS
SPONSORED BY KIRTON FARM NURSERIES
GENERAL RULES FOR FLOWER CLASS
Make sure that displays are firmly in the vase, and drawing up water. Kitchen
roll helps to wedge the stems in the vase.
If five blooms are asked for, arrange them three behind and two in front, or
vice versa. If three are asked for, place them two and one.
8CONT’D - CLASS C - FLOWER CLASS
The size of the pot is the internal measurement. Avoid using outer containers
for the pot. If the schedule states “not exceeding”, it is quite in order to use a
smaller size. All Pot Plants - maximum pot diameter 20cm (8in)
C01 Herbs - culinary - one vase of four distinct kinds, one stalk of each.
C02 Five pansies - for quality.
C03 Five stems of antirrhinum.
C04 Four stems of dahlias, one bloom to each stem.
C05 Three stems of gladioli.
C06 Three containers of annuals, four stems of each of three distinct
kinds. (Flowers raised from seed during the 12 months preceding
the Show)
C07 Three containers of flowers other than annuals, four stems of each
of three different kinds.
C08 Collection of four different garden flowers, one stem of each.
C09 Container of sweet peas, ten mixed stems.
C10 Three vases of sweet peas, four stems in each vase, each vase
containing a different colour.
C11 Three stems of cluster-flowered floribunda type roses.
C12 Four hybrid tea roses.
C13 One specimen rose bloom.
C14 Best flowering shrub in bloom, one stem.
C15 Best pot plant - not tuberous begonia or fuchsia.
C16 Best tuberous begonia in pot - summer flowering.
C17 Best fuchsia in pot.
C18 Best cactus pot plant
C19 Best succulent pot plant.
C20 Best non-flowering foliage only pot plant - not cactus or succulent.
C21 Best unusual pot plant not included in the other pot plant classes.
C22 Best hanging basket - maximum diameter 45cm (18in).
910
ENTRY FORM
Entry forms and fees to be forwarded as follows
ALL CLASSES
To one of the following Show Officials:
Mrs Lisa Johnson at Swallow Fields, Old Palace Farm, King’s Somborne
TEL: 07796 175875 | EMAIL: lisa@johnson-uk.com
Mrs Nickey Buckley at The Old Vicarage, Old Vicarage Lane, King’s Somborne
TEL: 01794 388694 | EMAIL: nm.buckley@yahoo.co.uk
Mrs Pollyann Monk at Rookley Farm, Up Somborne
TEL: 01794 388482 | EMAIL: pollyann@farming.co.uk
Entries will also be accepted at the Village Hall on the Wednesday evening preceding the Show from 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm.
In case of difficulty please contact the Mrs Lisa Johnson.
ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER 8PM ON THE WEDNESDAY BEFORE THE SHOW.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE GENERAL SHOW RULES AND THE SPECIAL CLASS RULES
AND ALSO NOTE THAT THE FOLLOWING RULE MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
Entrants are requested to collect their own R.H.S. cards when handing in their entry forms. They should keep the
completed duplicate form, fill in their own R.H.S. cards, and place them, name down, in front of their own exhibits
on the Saturday morning of the Show. Children’s entry cards should state their age on both sides of the card. The
Stewards will be available to help.
NAME:…….........………………......................…………….......................................................
ADDRESS.....................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................
MEMBERSHIP NUMBER……......………......... (Non-members will be given an Exhibitor Number by the Show Official)
AGE……......………......... (CHILDREN ONLY)
NUMBERS
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
11
TOTAL
VILLAGE HALL WILL BE OPEN FROM 8.00 AM ON SHOW DAY[KEEP THIS COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS]
ENTRY FORM
Entry forms and fees to be forwarded as follows
ALL CLASSES
To one of the following Show Officials:
Mrs Lisa Johnson at Swallow Fields, Old Palace Farm, King’s Somborne
TEL: 07796 175875 | EMAIL: lisa@johnson-uk.com
Mrs Nickey Buckley at The Old Vicarage, Old Vicarage Lane, King’s Somborne
TEL: 01794 388694 | EMAIL: nm.buckley@yahoo.co.uk
Mrs Pollyann Monk at Rookley Farm, Up Somborne
TEL: 01794 388482 | EMAIL: pollyann@farming.co.uk
Entries will also be accepted at the Village Hall on the Wednesday evening preceding the Show from 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm.
In case of difficulty please contact the Mrs Lisa Johnson.
ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER 8PM ON THE WEDNESDAY BEFORE THE SHOW.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE GENERAL SHOW RULES AND THE SPECIAL CLASS RULES
AND ALSO NOTE THAT THE FOLLOWING RULE MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
Entrants are requested to collect their own R.H.S. cards when handing in their entry forms. They should keep the
completed duplicate form, fill in their own R.H.S. cards, and place them, name down, in front of their own exhibits
on the Saturday morning of the Show. Children’s entry cards should state their age on both sides of the card. The
Stewards will be available to help.
NAME:…….........………………......................……………..............................................................
ADDRESS.....................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................
MEMBERSHIP NUMBER……......………......... (Non-members will be given an Exhibitor Number by the Show Official)
AGE……......………......... (CHILDREN ONLY)
NUMBERS
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
12 TOTAL
VILLAGE HALL WILL BE OPEN FROM 8.00 AM ON SHOW DAY
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CLASS D - FLORAL ART CLASS
SPONSORED BY DAVID SALTER FLOWERS
GENERAL RULES FOR FLORAL ART CLASS
Entries will be displayed in niches (a display area, white niche provided) 56cm
wide and 81cm high with a depth of 70cm, provided at the Show. The colour of
table coverings are ‘off white’.
No artificial plant material may be used.
Flowers and foliage can be purchased for this class they do not have to be
grown by the exhibitor.
All exhibits should use fresh or dried material.
An exhibit is plant material with or without accessories.
An accessory is anything other than plant material used as part of the exhibit
except vases, containers, backgrounds and drapes.
A novice is someone who has not previously won a prize in the floral art class.
D01. Novice Class - ‘Kitchen Capers’, an exhibit incorporating a kitchen
utensil staged in a niche.
D02. ‘Fabulous Foliage’, an exhibit featuring foliage staged in a niche.
D03. ‘Herbs’, an exhibit incorporating herbs, staged in a niche.
D04. ‘Anniversary’, an exhibit staged in a niche.
D05. ‘Tea for One, an exhibit incorporating a cup and saucer, staged on
open tabling.
D06. Petite Class - ‘Flower Arrangement in a Chickens Egg Shell’ An
exhibit staged on a table. Space allowed - width 17 cm, depth 17
cm, height 25 cm)
14CLASS E – PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS
SPONSORED BY KINGS SOMBORNE TREE CARE
GENERAL RULES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS
All PHOTOGRAPHS must have been taken in the last twelve months.
Photographs are to be no larger than 18cm x 13cm (7in x 5in) and can be
mounted but not framed.
E01. Photograph of a “A Church Feature”
E02. Photograph of a “Flower Border”
E03. Photograph of “Spots”
E04. Photograph of “Reflection”
E05. Photograph depicting the colour ‘Blue’
E06. Photograph of “Web”
E07. Photograph of your choice taken in the last 12 months
CLASS F – ART AND CRAFTS CLASS
SPONSORED BY BARKER & GEARY LTD
F01. Painting in any medium
F02. Picture in any medium (excluding photography)
F03. Hand knitted or crocheted article
F04. Charity knitting– a Linus Baby Blanket – for Project Linus UK -
Please see notes overleaf for guidance.
F05. Papercraft
F06. Item of needlecraft
F07. Craft of your own choice - Textiles, e.g. embroidery, tapestry,
dressmaking, knitting etc.
F08. Craft of your own choice - Non-textile e.g. woodwork, metal work,
stone craft, jewellery etc.
15PROJECT LINUS UK
Project Linus is an international charity which donates blankets to
premature babies and sick children up to their teens. The name comes
from the Peanuts character, Linus, who was inseparable from his blanket
through thick and thin.
We have been asked to provide blankets for the premature baby unit in
Southampton and so they need to be small: approximately 20inches by
20 inches. We want to be sure that tiny fingers and toes do not get
caught in the fabric and so please avoid open lacy patterns with holes
and avoid hard ridges. It is best to use an ordinary yarn and please do
not embellish the blanket with buttons and bows etc. And bright
colours do much to enliven the sterile environment of the medical unit.
You can find more details of Project Linus on their website:
www.projectlinusuk.org.uk
If you would like inspiration for a pattern then there is a section on their
website you can go directly to: www.projectlinusuk.org.uk./patterns-
and-tutorials
As a guideline, 120 stitches with old size 8 or 4mm needles is
approximately 20 inches but this could vary according to the pattern you
use or your individual tension and if you choose to use different needles
or wool.
Last year we had some lovely blankets which the unit was delighted with
so please get knitting so that we can do a very small bit in supporting the
parents of the sick babies through a very difficult time and to support
the unit where dedicated staff do their best for their tiny patients.
16CLASS G - COOKERY OPEN CLASS
SPONSORED BY THE CROWN INN
GENERAL RULES FOR COOKERY OPEN CLASS
Use either metric or imperial measures; do not mix the two.
All CAKES, etc will be provided with plastic dome covers once they are on the
table.
All JARS used are to fill jars to 2mm from the top.
Use clean plain jars with a new screw top lid or a waxed seal and a cellophane
cover.
Use plain labels showing when they were made by day month and year.
Jars to be free of advertising.
All preserves to have NEW metal screw tops or cellophane jam pot covers.
Dishes must not contain rice, pate, meat, fish, uncooked cream or uncooked
eggs. Use the freshest ingredients possible.
Any adult can enter ALL classes, except those specifically for Women and Men
only.
G01. Lemon drizzle cake (not to exceed 23cm (any shape)
G02. Soda bread (approx. 450g loaf)
G03. Vanilla macarons – 6 pieces
G04. Raspberry jam (approx. 450g)
G05. Chocolate fudge - 12 pieces (approx 2cm square)
G06. Treacle tart (Women only)
G07. Treacle tart (Men only)
17CLASS H - CHILDREN'S CLASS
CO-SPONSORED BY CORNER STORES, WORKING MEN’S CLUB &
CROSS STORES
GENERAL RULES FOR CHILDREN’S CLASS
There is NO ENTRY FEE for children. Entrants’ age must be shown on entry
card. Children can enter age levels above their own but qualification for cups
will only be awarded on points gained within their own age group.
CHILDREN UNDER 5
H01. Arrangement of flowers in a mug/cup
H02. Decorated flower pot (maximum 20cm diameter)
H03. 4 decorated rice crispy cakes
CHILDREN 5-7 YEARS
H04. Small garden in flower pot (max 20 x 20cm)
H05. Sculpture made of twigs (max 30 x 30 x 30 cm)
H06. 4 Shortbread biscuits
CHILDREN 8-10 YEARS
H07. Floral crown
H08. Scarecrow (self-supporting)
H09. 4 Iced fairy cakes
CHILDREN 11-13 YEARS
H10. Posy of flowers
H11. Photograph of an animal
H12. Vanilla sponge cake
RHS JUNIOR AWARD OF MERIT
H13. A plant grown from seed or cutting this year. (Pot no larger than 20cm
diameter x 30 cm tall) All ages up to 13 years.
PROJECT SHIELD – A garden in a full size wheelbarrow. This is open to any
groups of children in the village, ie. cubs, beavers, school, pre-school and any
other children’s groups.
18CUPS AND AWARDS
NOTE: Cups and Shields are awarded on an annual basis; they may be
retained by the winners until the next show (cups cannot be taken out
of the local area, all cups are released at the discretion of the
committee)
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S BANKSIAN MEDAL
This Medal will be awarded to the competitor with the highest total
amount of points in prizes in the Vegetable, Fruit and Flower Classes
(Classes A, B & C)
A competitor who has won the Banksian Medal in either of the two
previous years will not be eligible for the award. In the event of a tie the
award will go to the competitor who has taken the greatest number of
first prizes
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEDAL
Presented by King’s Somborne & District Horticultural Society, this
Medal will be awarded to the competitor with the best exhibit overall in
Vegetable, Fruit and Flower Classes (Classes A, B & C).
THE MAGDALEN CUP 1967
Presented by Mrs A. Hook and the late Mr Hook, and will be awarded to
the local competitor with the highest number of points in the Vegetable
Class (Class A). All Entries must have been grown by a person residing in
Kings Somborne, Little Somborne, Ashley, Rookley or Up Somborne.
THE VICTOR VAUGHAN CUP
Presented by the family of the late Mr. H.V. Vaughan, and will be
awarded to the local competitor with the second highest number of
points in the Vegetable Class (Class A)
19CONT’D CUPS AND AWARDS
ELMS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
Presented by the late Mr. W. Elms (Former Vice-President), and will be
awarded to the competitor with the best collection of vegetables (Class
A01)
THE ORANGE CUP
The Orange Cup, presented by the Orange family in memory of Brian
Orange, former Chairman and President and will be awarded to the
competitor with the best exhibit in the vegetable classes (Class A)
THE IRENE PIGOTT CUP
Presented by Mrs Irene Pigott, and will be awarded to the competitor
with the best entry for runner beans
THE FIRBANK SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
Presented by the late Mrs G.C. Firbank (Former President), and will be
awarded to the competitor with the highest number of points in the
Fruit Class (Class B)
THE CHALCRAFT MEMORIAL CUP
Presented by Mr J. Chalcraft, and will be awarded to the exhibit deemed
to be the best in the Flower Class (Class C)
THE R.J.B. GENTRY CUP
Presented by Mr. R.J.B. Gentry, and will be awarded to the competitor
with the highest number of points in the Flower Class (Class C)
THE ASHLEY CUP
Presented by the late Mrs Keith Bromley, and will be awarded to the
competitor with the best exhibit in the Rose Classes (C11, C12, C13).
20CONT’D CUPS AND AWARDS
A certificate will be awarded for the best exhibit in the Fruit
Classes (Class B) entered.
A certificate will be awarded for the best exhibit in the Flower
Classes (Class C) entered.
THE HELEN BARNES CUP
Presented by Mr & Mrs John Barnes, and will be awarded to the
competitor with the highest number of points in Floral Art Class (Class D)
THE MONK CUP
Presented by the Monk Family, and will be awarded to the competitor
with the highest number of points gained in the Photography Classes
(Class F)
THE HAMPSHIRE CHRONICLE CUP
Presented by the late Mrs. Paul Woodhouse of the Hampshire Chronicle,
and will be awarded to the competitor with the highest number of
points gained in Art & Crafts Class (Class F)
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE CUP
Presented by the Parish Council to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee
in 2002, and will be awarded to the competitor with the highest number
of points gained in the Cookery Class (Class G)
THE KING’S SOMBORNE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE CHALLENGE CUP
Presented by the Women's Institute, and will be awarded to the
Women's Institute competitor with the highest number of points overall.
THE CHARITY KNITTING TROPHY
Presented by Stephen and Margaret Burgess, and will be awarded to the
best article, knitted for a Charity as detailed in the Schedule. Colour, &
design in accordance with the instructions in the schedule.
21CONT’D CUPS AND AWARDS
THE ROOKLEY CUP
Presented by Mrs J. Quitman, and will be awarded to the child with the
highest number of points in the Children Class (Class H)
THE PRIMROSE CUP
Presented by Katie Hughes, and will be awarded to the child with the
highest number of points in the under 5 age group
THE ELAINE CLYNE CUP
Presented by Mrs E. Clyne, and will be awarded to the child with the
highest number of points in the 5 - 7 age group
THE SOMBORNE SISTERHOOD WI CUP
Presented by the Somborne Sisterhood WI, and will be awarded to the
child with the highest number of points in the 8-10 age group.
THE LOMAS CUP
Presented by Mr W. Lomas, and will be awarded to the child with the
highest number of points in the 11-13 age group.
THE RHS JUNIOR AWARD OF MERIT
A certificate will be awarded to the competitor with the best exhibit of a
plant grown from cutting or seed in Class H13 (all ages up to 13)
PROJECT SHIELD
Presented by Mrs E. Clyne and Mr D. Whatley, and will be awarded for
the best effort from a group of children in the village, i.e. Cubs, Beavers,
Scouts, School, Pre-school, Toddler Group, Tiny Tots, etc.
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