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PLEASE NOTE: All exhibits to be in school before 5.30pm on Friday 31st May 2019 as judging will take place on that evening.

LURGAN AND DISTRICT HORSE AND CATTLE SHOW

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HOME INDUSTRIESSECTION SCHEDULE

at KINGS PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, LURGAN

SATURDAY 1st JUNE 2019

All ENTRIES CLOSE 13th May 2019

Entries to be sent to Bleary Farmers’ Hall, 26 Upper Ballydougan Road, Portadown, BT63 5NU

Queries - 3832 8752

1. The numbers supplied by the Secretary must be securely attached to the exhibits. Every care will be taken, but the Committee will not be responsible for mistakes.

2. One first prize only will be awarded in any class where there are no more than three entries and first and second prizes only will be awarded in any class, where there are no more than five entries.

3. No refunds of entry fees.

4. All prizes are awarded at the discretion of the Judges who may withhold prizes if they consider the exhibits are not worthy of an award.

5. The judges decision will be final as regards merit or points of qualification. Appeals may be lodged with the Secretary up to noon on the day of the show, together with a deposit of £2.50 which will be forfeited if the appeal is not upheld.

6. The School will close to the public at 4.00pm on the day of the Show.

7. ALL Exhibits must be re-collected by the Exhibitors between 4.00pm and 4.30pm, as the Committee cannot accept responsibility for their return.

8. Please send in your entry form as early as possible. Entries received after the closing date cannot be accepted.

9. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by an entrance fee.

10. Exhibitors are advised not to enter valuable articles IF FRAGILE, as the committee cannot accept responsibility for any damage to exhibits.

11. No article may be exhibited at this show more than once.

12. Hobbies may be displayed on the understanding that no prizes will be awarded.

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All entries close Monday 13th May 2019

All exhibits must be as specified on schedule

ENTRY FEESSCHOOLS50p per exhibit

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ADULTS£1.00 per exhibit

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SPECIAL CLASSES(For persons with special needs)

50p per exhibit

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PRIZES

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR 2019:£10 PRIZE TO ALL INDIVIDUAL CUP WINNERS

(School Pupils & Adult)

Primary Schools:A £2 PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED TO EACH 1st PRIZE WINNER

and1st, 2nd and 3rd Winners will receive Rosettes.

Secondary Schools:1st £3.002nd £2.003rd £1.00

Adults:1st £5.002nd £3.003rd £2.00

Extra Sponsor Prizes and Cup Prizesare detailed further in schedule.


ENTRIES

ALL ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 13 MAY 2019

Entry books for Primary and Secondary schools to be given out on Monday 25 March 2019

Entry books and fees for Primary and Secondary schools will be collected on Monday 8 April 2019

Entry numbers allocated and books returned to schools on Monday 29 April 2019

Handwriting and Art exhibits will be collected from schools on 9 May 2019

All other exhibits to be left in Kings Park schoolon Friday 31 May 2019 between 2.30pm and 5.30pm. Kings Park school

will not be open to accept any exhibits until 2.30pm on Friday 31 May 2019 and will close at 5.30pm for judging to take place.

The school will close to the public at 4.00pm on Saturday 1 June 2019No exhibit can be collected before 4.00pm on Saturday 1 June 2019

Any exhibits not collected by 5.00pm on Saturday 1 June 2019 will be disposed of.


JUDGESHandwriting ......................................................................................Mrs M Lindsay

Creative Craft ................................................................................. Mrs R Megarrell

Needlecraft (Primary & Secondary ........................................................Mrs M Tate

Miniature Gardens .............................................................................Mr I Morrison

Floral Art .................................................................................... Mrs A McGuinness

Art (Primary) ...................................................................................... Mrs F Cromie

Art and Collage (Secondary) .................................................................. Mrs R Reid

Pottery (Secondary) ............................................................................Mr S O’Dowd

Adult Craft ...........................................................................................Mrs A Paisley

Jewellery ........................................................................................ Mrs S Matthews

Paper Craft, Glass/Porcelain Painting ............................................ Mrs R Megarrell

Baking (Primary, Secondary & Adult) ...................................................Mrs D Quinn

Scarecrows & Eggs ........................................................................... Mr R Adamson

Photography ..................................................................................Mr N Somerville

Art (Adult) ........................................................................................Mr W Johnston

Special Classes.......................................................................................Mrs M Tate

The Judges’ decision will be final as regards merit or points of qualification.


CUPS AND PRIZESPRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION

THE MEGARRY TROPHY Presented to the Primary School gaining the most points

THE GORDON ROBERTS Presented to the Primary SchoolMEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP with enrolment between 0 - 120 pupils gaining the most points

THE KNOCK CUP Presented to the Primary School with enrolment between 120 - 200 pupils gaining the most points

THE McCOLGAN TROPHY Presented to the Primary School pupil gaining the most points

LURGAN SHOW CUP Presented to the best exhibit in Creative Craft (Classes 22-28)

JOE RODGERS CUP Presented to the best exhibit in Miniature Gardens (Classes 44 - 46)

THE CENTENARY CUP Presented to the best exhibit in Miniature Gardens (Classes 47 - 50)

THE O’HARA CUP Presented to the best exhibit in JUNIOR ART Primary Art (Classes 1 - 7)

LURGAN MAIL CUP Presented to the best exhibit in HANDWRITING Handwriting (Classes 66 - 72)

JUNIOR FLORAL ART CUP Presented to the most outstanding exhibit in the Junior Floral Art Section

THE DAISY CUP Presented to the best exhibit in Junior Special Needs Classes

SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTIONVERA ALLEN CUP Presented to the Secondary School pupil gaining most points overall in Show

THE SHOW CUP Presented to the Secondary School gaining the most points


CUP AND PRIZESADULT SECTION

THE ROBERT MORTON Presented to the person gaining most points& CO PERPETUAL CUP in classes 228 - 243 & 249 - 253

THE KOSY HOME BAKERY Presented to the person who gains first prize in PERPETUAL CUP Class 243 (Iced sandwich). If no first prize is presented in class 243, the cup will be presented to person gaining first prize in class 228 (wheaten bread - oven)

THE ADULT PERPETUAL CUP Presented to the person gaining most points in Craft Section (Classes 203 - 226)

THE HELEN SANDS Presented to the most outstanding exhibit in PERPETUAL CUP Classes 247 - 248

THE SHOW CUP Presented to the best exhibit in photography (Classes 263 - 269)

E HARKNESS CUP Presented to the prizewinner in Class 216

LURGAN SHOW W.I. CUP Presented to the W.I. Member gaining most points in Classes 244 - 246

LURGAN SHOW ART Presented to the best exhibit in Adult ArtTROPHY (Classes 258 - 262)

ADULT FLORAL ART CUP Presented to the most outstanding exhibit in Adult Floral Art

THE PRIMROSE CUP Presented to the best exhibit in Adult Special Needs Classes


SPONSORSA Touch of Pink

Ballydougan Pottery

Craigavon Office Supplies

High Street Harvest

McKerr Home & Garden

Mr B McKnight

Moutrays Costcutter

Pins & Needles

Prestige Pictures

Tesco

The Cotton Shed

Yarn Barn


PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTIONSPECIAL PRIZE £10.00 to pupil gaining most points presented with McColgan trophy

TEACHERS: Please note Maximum size allowed is A4 210mmx300mm

No Glitter Please - exhibits with glitter will not be judgedExhibits may be in any form of art materiali.e. crayon/felt tip/paint/coloured pencils

Class N Nursery School Peppa Pig A4 size

Class 1 Primary 1 Frozen A4 size

Class 2 Primary 2 Clowns A4 size

Class 3 Primary 3 My Hero A4 size

Class 4 Primary 4 Lurgan Park A4 size

Class 5 Primary 5 Egypt A4 size

Class 6 Primary 6 Vikings A4 size

Class 7 Primary 7 Fair Trade Poster A4 size

COOKERY

Class 8 Under 8 years Make 4 fifteens

Class 9 8 - 9 years 4 Queen Cakes (no decoration) 10-11 years 4 Brownies


CREATIVE CRAFTIn order to display as many items as possible, exhibits are to be no larger than 30cm x 30cm.Class 10 Primary 4 Decorate a cardboard shoeboxClass 11 Primary 5 “Class 12 Primary 6 “Class 13 Primary 7 “Class 14 Primary 4 A woolly sheepClass 15 Primary 5 “Class 16 Primary 6 “Class 17 Primary 7 “Class 18 Primary 4 A painted stoneClass 19 Primary 5 “Class 20 Primary 6 “Class 21 Primary 7 “

Classes 22-28 please note any exhibits not collected on Saturday 1 June 2019 by 5.00pm will be disposed of

Class 22 Primary 1 Creature made from fruit/vegetableClass 23 Primary 2 “Class 24 Primary 3 “Class 25 Primary 4 “Class 26 Primary 5 “Class 27 Primary 6 “Class 28 Primary 7 “Class 29 Primary 5 A necklace made from pastaClass 30 Primary 6 “Class 31 Primary 7 “

NEEDLECRAFTClass 32 Primary 4 Any item of textile art including needleworkClass 33 Primary 5 “Class 34 Primary 6 “Class 35 Primary 7 “Class 36 Primary 4 Any knitted article or garmentClass 37 Primary 5 “Class 38 Primary 6 “Class 39 Primary 7 “Class 40 Primary 4 Make an owl (maximum height 30cm)Class 41 Primary 5 “Class 42 Primary 6 “Class 43 Primary 7 “


PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTIONMINIATURE GARDENS

Sponsored by McKerr Home & Garden (MAXIMUM SIZE 30cm x 45cm)

Class 44 - Primary 1Class 45 - Primary 2Class 46 - Primary 3Class 47 - Primary 4Class 48 - Primary 5Class 49 - Primary 6Class 50 - Primary 7

FLORAL ART SECTIONUse only fresh flowers and foliage with the accessories as mentioned in each individual class. Exhibits to fit in a space with the dimensions

60cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height.

UNDER 8 YEARSClass 51 An exhibit to include a teacup Class 52 An exhibit in an egg cup

AGES 8-11 YEARSClass 53 An exhibit to include colouring pencilsClass 54 An exhibit in a shoe


PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTIONPAPER-CRAFT

Class 55 Primary 1 BookmarkClass 56 Primary 2 “Class 57 Primary 3 “

Class 58 Primary 4 Handmade birthday cardClass 59 Primary 5 “Class 60 Primary 6 “Class 61 Primary 7 “

GLASS PAINTINGClass 62 Primary 1 -3 FishClass 63 Primary 4 -7 “

FUNKY FOAM CRAFTClass 64 Primary 1 -3 A Door HangerClass 65 Primary 4 -7 “


HANDWRITING PI- P7Remember that accuracy in spelling and punctuation will be taken into account. Use the given number to identify a piece of work - the name of the school or the pupil MUST NOT appear on the script. KEY STAGE 1 - Use pencilKEY STAGE 2 - Must do joined writing using pen

Class 66 - Primary 1 Can a parrotEat a carrotStanding on his head.

Class 67 - Primary 2

RAINThere are holes in the skyWhere the rain gets in, But they are ever so smallThat’s why rain is thin.


Oliver Lee can’t wait for tea,school’s nearly finished for him and me!How many rings till we’re all free?One, two, three.


RICH I’ve nearly saved upFifty p!I’m saving upNot down, you see.And when I’ve gotA hundred p, Think how rich - how rich I’ll be!I could order any LuxuryThat’s not more thanA hundred p!

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DREAM-CATCHINGThe Big Friendly Giant put the suitcase on the ground. He bent down low so that his enormous face was close to Sophie’s. “From now on, we is keeping as still as winky little micies,” he whispered.“Oh mince my maggots”“What’s the matter?” Sophie asked.“It’s a trogglehumper!” he whispered.


HOW TO BECOME GOOD LOOKING50g patience1 cup of kindness100g goodwill1 pinch of hope and 1 bunch of faith.To these add handfuls of industry, 1 packet of prudence and a little sympathy.1 handful of humility and a jar of the syrup of good humour.Season the mixture with good strong common sense and simmer down together in the pan of daily content.


Samantha liked to sit and dreamOf doughnuts filled with chocolate cream,Giant burgers, piles of chips,Thick milk-shakes and strawberry whips.

Shortly after Sunday luncheonSamantha wanted more to munch on.“Oh Sam,” she wailed, “what can I eat?”“I need a really scrumptious treat.”

“Let’s get some butter and some bread”“And raid the larder, Sis” Sam said.His greedy sister beamed with joy;“A giant sandwich! Boy oh boy!”

In the ‘fridge Samantha foundBig fat tomatoes, red and round.But in the garden Sam had dugA hole and found a big fat slug.


SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTIONSPECIAL PRIZE: £10 with Vera Allen Trophy to Secondary School Pupil gaining most points in show overall

ENTRIES CLOSE: MONDAY 8th APRIL 2019Secondary School Art will also be collected on Thursday 9th May 2019.Any art or collage depicting a religious or political subject will not be judged.

ARTClass 101 Year 8 OpenClass 102 Year 9 “Class 103 Year 10 “Class 104 Year 11 “Class 105 Year 12 “

COLLAGEClass 106 Year 8 OpenClass 107 Year 9 “Class 108 Year 10 “Class 109 Year 11 “Class 110 Year 12 “

JEWELLERYClass 111 Any item of handmade jewellery


SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTIONPOTTERY

Sponsored by Ballydougan Pottery

Class 112 Year 8 OpenClass 113 Year 9 “Class 114 Year 10 “Class 115 Year 11 “Class 116 Year 12 “

CRAFTClass 117 Decorating a Jute or Cotton Bag

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHYClass 118 Year 8 Open Class 119 Year 9 “ Class 120 Year 10 “ Class 121 Year 11 “ Class 122 Year 12 “

NEEDLECRAFTClass 123 Year 8 Any sewn article or garment Class 124 Year 9 “ Class 125 Year 10 “ Class 126 Year 11 “ Class 127 Year 12 “

Class 128 Year 8 Any knitted article or garment Class 129 Year 9 “ Class 130 Year 10 “ Class 131 Year 11 “ Class 132 Year 12 “


SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTIONCOOKERY

All cakes and bread must be covered with transparent material but notpermanently closed as the Judge must be able to cut the exhibit and examinetextures. PLEASE NOTE ANY EXHIBITS NOT COLLECTED ON SATURDAY 1 JUNE 2019 BY 5.00PM WILL BE DISPOSED OF.

Class 134 Year 8 6 Shortbread Biscuits

Class 135 Year 8 6 Plain Scones

Class 136 Year 9 6 Fairy Cakes (not iced)

Class 147 Year 9 6 Fruit Scones (oven)

Class 148 Year 10 6 Cup Cakes (decorated)

Class 149 Year 10 Victoria Sandwich (not iced - cream filled)

Class 140 Year 11 Apple Tart

Class 141 Year 11 Egg Sponge

Class 142 Year 12 Chocolate Cake (decorated)

Class 143 Year 12 Swiss Roll (jam Filled)

FLORAL ART SECTION - ALL CLASSES Ages 12-16 YearsUse only fresh flowers and foliage with the accessories as mentioned in each

individual class. Exhibits to fit in a space with the dimensions 60cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height.

Class 144 An exhibit “over the moon” to include an oasis sphere

Class 145 An exhibit “under cover”


CLASS 149 PET SHOWEntries Open: 1pm on Show day at Pet Show Gazebo Where: Lurgan Park, Pet Show arena, near Swimming Pool gate When: Saturday 1st June 2019 Pet Show Starts 2pm Cost: £1 per Class entry1st Prize Winner from each Class qualify for Best in Show Pets must be kept on a lead and under control at all times

1. Small Dog Accompanied by a Child aged 6 and under (with a responsible adult)2. Small Dog Accompanied by a Child aged 7 - 14 yrs3. Large Dog Accompanied by a Child aged 7 - 14 yrs4. Any other Pet Accompanied by a Child aged 6 and under (with a responsible adult)5. Any other Pet Accompanied by a Child aged 7 - 14 yrs6. Any other Pet Accompanied by an Adult (These classes 4, 5, 6 can include Birds, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Cats, Tortoise or any other animal that is considered a ‘Pet’ and can be safely led around the Pet Show Arena. Owners are responsible for their Pets safety and must be under control at all times)7. Obedience small dog instructed by a Child (up to age 14 yrs)8. Obedience large dog instructed by a Child (up to age 14 yrs)9. Obedience small or large dogs instructed by an Adult10. Small Dog Accompanied by an Adult11. Large Dog Accompanied by an Adult12. Dog with the Waggiest Tale13. Dog that looks most like its owner (adult or child)14. Dog in the most fun fancy dress outfit.15. BEST IN SHOW (winner of each of the 14 classes will be invited back for this)Prizes will be Sponsored by: Vets 4 Pets and Jollies.


ADULT SECTIONLurgan Show W. I. Cup awarded to W.I. member gaining most points in

Classes 244 - 246 section. Entries close 13 May 2019

FLORAL ARTUse fresh flowers and foliage only with the accessories as mentioned in each

individual class. Exhibits to fit in a space with the dimensions 60cm wide x 60cm deep x unlimited height

Class 201 An exhibit on a plate - “Almost good enough to eat” Class 202 An exhibit to include a mask - “May Masquerade”

CRAFT - E Harkness Cup awarded to 1st Prize Winner in Class 216 Class 203 Textile Art PictureClass 204 Any article in tapestryClass 205 Any article in fine crochet (cotton)Class 206 Any article in crochet (wool)Class 207 Any sewn garmentClass 208 Any hand knitted garmentClass 209 Any hand knitted itemClass 210 Any Aran knitted garment (hand)Class 211 Any knitted baby garmentClass 212 Soft toy (knitted)Class 213 Soft toy (sewn)Class 214 Any article in cross stitchClass 215 Any article in embroideryClass 216 Patchwork Quilt - Quilted by hand or domestic sewing machine (All quilts must have 12cm sleeve to accommodate hanging)Class 217 Patchwork Quilt - Quilted professionally by long arm machine (All quilts must have 12 cm sleeve to accommodate hanging)Class 218 Any other item of patchworkClass 219 Any item of appliquéClass 220 Rag dollClass 221 Hand made material covered boxClass 222 Jute or cotton bag decorated - Judged on decorationClass 223 A piece of jewellery - simple stringingClass 224 Any item created using bead weaving techniquesClass 225 Gift wrapped boxClass 226 Decoupage


ADULT SECTIONBAKING AND PRESERVES

All items to be fresh and home baked by the exhibitor.All cakes and bread must be covered with transparent material but notpermanently closed as the judge must be able to cut and examine textures.Please note any exhibits not collected by 5.00pm on Saturday 1 June 2019will be disposed of. Class 228 Wheaten bread (oven)Class 229 Six muffinsClass 230 Six cup cakes (decorated)Class 231 Sultana cakeClass 232 Six flakemeal biscuitsClass 233 Six shortbread biscuitsClass 234 Sponge sandwichClass 235 Victoria sandwichClass 236 Chocolate cake (not judged on decoration)Class 237 Fruit tart (shortcrust pastry)Class 238 Fruit cakeClass 239 Boiled cakeClass 240 Lemon drizzle cakeClass 241 Swiss roll (jam filled)Class 242 Six almond slicesClass 243 Iced sandwich

Classes 244, 245 and 246 for Women’s Institute members only

Class 244 Wheaten bread (oven) Class 245 Chocolate cake (not judged on decoration)Class 246 Afternoon tea (a 3 tier cake stand, sandwiches, scones and sweet)


ADULT SECTIONThe following classes are judged on icing only,

Therefore these cakes will not be cut by the Judge

Class 247 Novelty Cake - Any shape of cake coated with sugar paste or rolled fondant with a display area of 38cm. (15in) Dummies/props will be permitted. Decorated work may include royal icing, pastillage or moulded flowers.

Class 248 Creative Open Decorative Class - A decorative piece made from pastillage or pulled sugar, or chocolate or marzipan of artistic construction. Not a cake.

PRESERVESClass 249 Pot of JamClass 250 Pot of MarmaladeClass 251 Pot of Chutney

HONEYExhibit must be the produce of exhibitor

Class 252 Section of honey unglazed wrapped in cellophane paper.Class 253 Extracted honey in honey jar.

EGGSClass 254 5 Brown Hen EggsClass 255 5 White Hen EggsClass 256 5 Duck EggsClass 257 3 Goose Eggs


ADULT SECTIONSponsored by Prestige Pictures, Union Street. Lurgan

ADULT ART - PAINTING FOR PLEASURESPECIAL PRIZE: Overall Winner of the five classes is awarded a £50 voucher (towards framing or art materials) + Lurgan Show Art Trophy Sponsored by Prestige Pictures, Union Street, Lurgan

OILClass 258 Any Oil Painting

WATER-COLOURSClass 259 Any Water Colour

ACRYLICSClass 260 Any Acrylic

PENCILSClass 261 Any Pencil or Pastel

CREATIVE ARTClass 262 Open

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHYNo photographs to have been entered previously at Lurgan Show.

All photographs to be taken by exhibitor.

PLEASE ATTACH EXHIBIT TO CARD.

Class 263 Photograph of an AnimalClass 264 Photograph of a Night SkyClass 265 “The Perfect Shot”Class 266 Photograph of CobwebsClass 267 Photograph of Still LifeClass 268 Photograph in Black and WhiteClass 269 Open


SPECIAL NEEDS CLASSESFOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS INCLUDING GATEWAY MEMBERS

FLORAL ARTUse fresh flowers and foliage only

Class 301 An exhibit on a plate “Sweet Treat”Class 302 An exhibit to include a Maypole

CRAFTClass 303 Any small item made from woodClass 304 Any item of furniture - tables, chairs etc.Class 305 Any article in caneClass 306 Upholstered article - stool, chair, boxClass 307 Polycord, seagrass chair or stoolClass 308 Any article in crochet or tatting Class 309 Any article in needleworkClass 310 Any article in tapestry Class 311 Any article in patchworkClass 312 Any baby’s article - hand knittedClass 313 A stuffed toy - stitched or knittedClass 314 Any article of quiltingClass 315 Any article in embroideryClass 316 Any article in cross stitchClass 317 Any hand knitted article

BAKINGClass 318 6 Fruit sconesClass 319 6 Fairy cakesClass 320 Loaf of wheaten breadClass 321 6 Tray bakes

ARTClass 322 Any water colourClass 323 Any picture in oilsClass 324 Creative art


SPECIAL NEEDS CLASSESPHOTOGRAPHY

Class 327 Any photograph of PeopleClass 328 Any photograph of LandscapesClass 329 Open

JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASSES For persons with Special needs up to 16 years

HANDWRITINGClass 330 One verse of a favourite poem

FLORAL ARTUse fresh flowers and foliage only

Class 331 Any exhibit on a plate “Sweet Treat” Class 332 Any exhibit to include a Maypole

CRAFTClass 333 Any item made from woodClass 334 Any sewn item or garmentClass 335 Any hand knitted article

BAKINGClass 337 4 Cup cakes

ARTClass 338 Primary School OpenClass 339 Secondary School Open


All Adult Home Industries Cups will be presented on Show Day in Kings Park

Primary School at 4.00pm

All Adult Prize Money will be available in the Staff Room after 4.00pm

Many thanks to all the sponsors of Home Industries and all the judges in

each section

Also thanks to the many helpers and workers who turn up on the Friday

night before show and on the day of the show

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