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Saturday 20th August 2016

PROGRAMME AND SCHEDULE

2016

Visit us at www.tickenhamflowershow.org.uk

TICKENHAM FLOWER SHOW Saturday 20th August 2016

Tickenham Field and Village Hall

Programme of Events

12.30 pm Tickenham Flower Show Marquee and Field open for: Hog Roast, Craft Fair, Beer / Pimms Tent, W.I. Teas, Games, Ice Creams and Field Stalls

During the afternoon:

• Portishead Concert Band (2.00 pm & 3.15pm)

4.00 pm Presentation of Prizes by Thomas Plant Followed by Grand Raffle 4.30 pm Auction of Produce 5.00 pm Last bus to Park and Ride

Entry £3.00, accompanied children free

FREE Park and Ride (next to Tickenham Golf Club)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tickenham Flower Show is most grateful to: Tickenham Parish Council, Tickenham Women’s Institute,

St John Ambulance, Blagdon, Clevedon & District Branch of Avon Bee Keepers, Mr Stewart Plant, Messrs Roger & Andrew Triggol, Mr Adrian and Mrs Alita Brooks

All our Flower Show Patrons, Judges, Stewards and other helpers for their support

today and throughout the year.

All our sponsors and advertisers, please give them your generous support.

We acknowledge the individuals and families listed below for sponsoring classes throughout the schedule:

Visit us at www.tickenhamflowershow.org.uk

Please note Awards are listed within the Schedule

Chairman’s Message Thank you. Ann

President – Ken Sydney

Chairman / Show Secretary Treasurer Ann Loader Michelle Crocker

01275 856049 01275 810165

Charlotte Brockwell, Mark Crocker, Mal Harrison, John Purcell, Peter Trenchard,

Pam Trenchard, Donna van der Weyden

Email: [email protected]

PLEASE READ THE SCHEDULE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION Visit us at www.tickenhamflowershow.org.uk

RULES AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

§ Exhibitors may make as many entries in each class as they wish, except where specified. No exhibitor will be permitted to take more than one prize in each class.

§ Each exhibit must be entered on the Entry Form as a separate item and paid for accordingly. § All classes are open classes, except class 140 and the Care Home Classes. § Exhibitors’ numbers, issued on the day, must be affixed to exhibits. § Exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor and for classes 1 - 23 and 32 - 68, must have been grown on their

property. § Entries that do not conform to the schedule will be disqualified. Please read the schedule carefully. § An exhibit once placed may not be moved or touched other than by the Show Secretary or by their official

deputy. No exhibitor may move or touch the exhibit of another.

§ The exhibitor’s name shall not appear on any exhibit. § Exhibits must be displayed in the marquee between 6.00 am and 10.30 am on Saturday 20th August when the

marquee will be cleared for judging. § The Judges’ decisions are final. § No exhibit to be removed from the marquee before 4.00 pm. § Please remove exhibits from the marquee between 4.00 - 4.30 pm. § Exhibits not removed will be deemed to have been donated to show funds and may be auctioned. § The Committee accepts no responsibility for any exhibit. § Entry forms should be completed and delivered with entry money (to the Show Secretary) by:

8pm on WEDNESDAY 17th AUGUST

Or to: Peter Trenchard, 54 Clevedon Road, Tickenham

Jacklands Fishing Lakes, Jacklands Bridge, Tickenham John Purcell, 196 Clevedon Road, Tickenham

NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE AND TIME

ENTRY FEES: 25p each entry

10p for children’s classes 134 - 139 inc., 147 -149 inc. and 160 - 194 inc. Entry forms are available within the schedule or online at www.tickenhamflowershow.org.uk. One entry form per person please.

Points will be awarded as follows: 1st - 4 points; 2nd - 3 points; 3rd - 2 points; Highly Commended - 1 point If there are less than five entries in any class, points and prize money will be given only at the Judges’ discretion

Help support the Tickenham Flower Show by becoming a Patron. We have over 100 patrons supporting Tickenham Flower Show, but we always welcome more. All it

costs is £5 per person. You get free entry into the show and privileged parking in the Village Hall car park.

Email [email protected] or call Ann Loader on 01275 856049 for more information.


WHAT’S NEW IN 2016 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 24 Olympic Glory 25 Celebrating Shakespeare – your favourite play to be named 26 War and Peace 27 Hand tied posy to celebrate the Queen’s 90th Birthday 30 An arrangement incorporating a tiara VEGETABLES AND FRUIT 50 Brassicas (any variety), one DOMESTIC 76 Chocolate sponge sandwich. 2 eggs. Not decorated. Filling of your choice. 78 Six vol-au-vent cases, square or round, with a filling of your choice using home-made or branded

puff-pastry 79 Four bread rolls one variety 90 Cake made with a predominance of named fresh fruit or named fresh vegetables (not decorated) 92 Apple Pie, two crust plate pie 93 Six meringue shells, same or assorted, any shape, colour or flavour 96 Flapjack six pieces 97 Petit Fours, two varieties, six pieces, enhanced presentation allowed WINE, CIDER & LIQUEUR 117 Any homebrewed beer or lager 121 Ken and Betty Sydney Award: Three different alcohols, flavoured, in nominal 200ml screw top

bottles to be named PHOTOGRAPHY 129 Colour or Black and White – A Place of Worship 132 Colour – ‘Blue’ ART 142 An original sporting themed painting, any medium 143 A land/waterscape, any medium 144 An original local view, any medium 146 Any animal, any surroundings – any medium HANDICRAFT 152 A handmade string of bunting, (maximum length 2 m approx. – 6 ft approx.) – ready for hanging 155 A cushion to celebrate a new baby, any medium displayed with pad AGE 4 or Under 161 My favourite drawing or painting AGE 5 - 7 inclusive 167 Four pieces of chocolate covered fruit to be judged on presentation 169 A decorated paper plate any design your choice 172 My favourite drawing or painting AGE 8 - 11 inclusive 175 A decorated hard boiled egg in an egg cup 177 A best dressed apple AGE 12 – 16 inclusive 186 Design a mouse mat 187 Four pigs in any blankets 188 Design a poster to promote your ‘next’ Star Wars film (Maximum size A4) 189 Design a cover for a CD case for your favourite group 191 Four chocolate chip cookies – judged on taste and presentation 192 Make your own favourite open sandwich, ingredients to be listed 193 A posy for grandma

NO ENTRY FORMS ACCEPTED AFTER 8.00 pm on WEDNESDAY 17th AUGUST

Exhibits must be displayed in the marquee behind Tickenham Village Hall from 6.00 am and BEFORE 10.30 am on Saturday 20th August WHEN THE MARQUEE WILL BE CLEARED FOR JUDGING


CUPS AND TROPHIES

§ A cup will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest total number of points in the Show § A cup will be awarded to the member of Tickenham W.I. with the highest total number of points in the Show § The Westcott Cup will be awarded to the family, residing in Tickenham, with children 16 years old and under

with the highest number of points in the Show

FLOWERS Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ A cup and £10 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 1 - 23 inc, kindly sponsored by The Estate, in memory of Frank Calcraft

§ James Yandell Memorial Trophy and £3 will be awarded to the winner of class 5 § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 11, kindly sponsored by Mrs Gillie Moloney in

memory of Tommy § A cup and £3 will be awarded for the best Dahlia exhibit in classes 17 - 19 inc. § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 4, kindly sponsored by Mrs G Williams in memory of

Tom § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 14, kindly sponsored by Mr Ken Weaver in memory

of Doreen Weaver § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 16, kindly sponsored by Pam and Peter Trenchard § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 20, kindly sponsored by Mr John Wier § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of class 23, kindly sponsored by Paul and Ann Loader

1. An African Violet in a Pot or Container 2. Specimen Flowering Pot Plant 3. Specimen Foliage Pot Plant 4. Tom Williams Award – One stem Cluster Rose 5. James Yandell Memorial Trophy – Bowl of Roses 6. Gladiolus, one stem 7. Flowering shrub, three stems of same species, may be different cultivars 8. Larkspur, three stems 9. Zinnias, three stems 10. French marigolds nine blooms 11. Tommy Moloney Award: Penstemmon, three stems (same) 12. An arrangement of Flower Heads floating in a dish 13. Lavender, ten sprigs 14. Doreen Weaver Award - A display of 6 individual fuchsia heads – same variety or mixed 15. The best cut flower in my garden 16. Pam and Peter Trenchard Award: The largest sunflower head (measured by diameter with or

without petals) 17. Dahlias, Pompon, not exceeding 52mm, six blooms 18. Dahlias, 52mm – 170mm, five blooms, (can be mixed varieties) 19. Dahlias, in excess of 170mm, three blooms, (can be mixed varieties) 20. John Wier Award – Two vases of Annuals (hardy or half hardy. Prizes to be awarded for the highest total of

points for the two vases. 21. A collection of mixed garden flowers (herbaceous, perennials, annual, and bi-annuals, may include

roses but excluding shrubs) 22. A patio pot planted solely with flowering begonias. 23. Paul and Ann Loader Award – A Flowering window box or trough.




FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Prize Money: 1st Prize - £5.00 2nd Prize – £3.00 3rd Prize – £2.00

§ The floral arrangement section is kindly sponsored by David Hathaway – Quality Assured Logistics, Yate § A cup and £10 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 24 - 30 inc. § £5 and a crystal ornament will be awarded for the best Floral Exhibit kindly sponsored by David Faithfull in

memory of Carol § Arrangements in classes 24 - 26 inc. are to be staged in an alcove 60cm x 60cm x 76cm high (2ft x 2ft x 2ft 6in

high) § Classes 27 - 31 inc. to be displayed on show bench as indicated. Entries can be staged after 5pm on Friday evening

at the exhibitor’s risk § A Novice is an exhibitor who has not received a First Prize previously in this class 24. NEW: Olympic Glory 25. NEW: Celebrating Shakespeare –your favourite play to be named 26. NEW: War and Peace 27. NEW: Hand tied posy to celebrate the Queen’s 90th Birthday 28. A Basket of Summer flowers – maximum size not bigger than 45cm x 45 cm (18in x 18 in) 29. Five Flowers – maximum size not bigger than 30cm x 30cm (18in x 18 in) 30. NEW: An arrangement incorporating a tiara 31. Novice class – An arrangement of flowers in a wellie

VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p (except where stated)

§ A cup and £10 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 33 - 67 inc., kindly sponsored by The Estate, in the memory of Frank Calcraft

§ A cup and £5 will be awarded for the most 1st prizes in classes 33 - 64 inc. § A trophy and £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 38 - 64 inc. § Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 will be awarded in class 33 kindly sponsored by Ashley Olsen, Greengrocer, Nailsea § Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 will be awarded in class 34 kindly sponsored by Matthew and Sue Bracey § A prize of £10 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 35 & 36, in memory of

Mr W G McEwen-Smith kindly sponsored by the family § The Liquid Asset Cider Company Tankard and £5 will be awarded in class 37 § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded in class 68 in memory of Mr Eric McEwen-Smith kindly sponsored by the

family 32. Garden News Top Tray. Full regulations may be obtained from Show Secretary.

Three types of vegetables chosen from the following: Potatoes (3) Tomatoes (6) Pods of Peas (6) Runner Beans (6 pods)

Onions (3) Cauliflowers (2) Parsnips (3) Carrots (3)

Carrots and parsnips must have foliage trimmed back to 7.5cm (3 in). Peas and beans must be displayed with some stalk attached. Tomatoes must be displayed with calyces. The vegetables should be displayed within an area of 45 x 60 cm (18 x 24 in) without bending any part of them. The tray, board or staging must not be cut or mutilated in any way at all. No part of an exhibit should exceed the size of the tray. Parsley garnish and a black base cloth are allowed but no other foliage or accessories. Onion tops may be tied or whipped using raffia or string. Each type of vegetable carries a maximum of 20 points. Garden News Vouchers will be awarded as follows: 1st prize - £10, 2nd prize - £5, 3rd prize - £3.




33. Ashley Olsen Award - Collection of salad vegetables, uncooked, in basket/tray, garnish may be used 34. Matthew and Sue Bracey Award – Cooks Collection – a selection of fruit, herbs and vegetables

displayed in a container (maximum 45 x 45 cm – 18 x 18 in) Mr W G McEwen-Smith Award – classes 35 and 36

35. Potatoes, coloured, four 36. Potatoes, white, four 37. The Liquid Asset Cider Company Tankard - A display of eight items, minimum of 3 varieties

chosen from onions green off, garlic, shallots, sets, scallions 38. Marrows, two 39. Beet, any variety, three 40. Mixed salad leaves, growing in a container 41. Carrots, long, pointed, three 42. Carrots, other than long pointed, three 43. Runner Beans, six 44. Any other beans, six 45. Onions, grown from seed, with green on, three 46. Onions globe or flat, grown from sets, three 47. Shallots, twelve 48. Chillies, five, any variety or mixed 49. Peppers, any colour, two 50. NEW: Brassicas (any variety), one 51. Tomatoes, six 52. Tomatoes, cherry-fruited, one truss 53. Cucumbers, hothouse, two 54. Cucumbers, ridge, two 55. Courgettes, three, not over 20 cm (8 in) in length excluding stalk and flower 56. Pumpkin or Squash, one, any variety 57. Plums or Gages, four 58. Apples, dessert, four. 59. Apples, cooking, four. 60. Any other Fruit not listed by name. 61. Rhubarb, three sticks, green off 62. A tied bunch of mixed herbs, in container, in/out of water 63. Parsley, growing in any container 64. Any other Vegetable not listed by name 65. The Heaviest Marrow (one prize only of £1.50) 66. The Longest Runner Bean (one prize only of £1.50) 67. Longest single stick of Rhubarb, 5 cm (2 in) green leaf maximum (one prize only of £1.50) 68. Eric McEwen-Smith All Round Gardener Award

The entry must comprise a total of 5 exhibits being 3 vegetables, 1 fruit and 1 vase of blooms from the following lists (each exhibit to be of one variety only) Vegetables Fruits Blooms Potatoes (4) Tomatoes (4) Runner Beans (4) Onion sets (3) French Beans (4) Beetroot (3)

Apples dessert or cooking (4) Plums or Gages (4) Small saucer of Berries or currants

Rose (Single stem) Sweet Peas (6) Dahlias (3)




PRESERVES Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.50 2nd Prize – £1.00 3rd Prize – 70p

§ The Preserves section is kindly sponsored by Tickenham Good Neighbours § The Buddy Cranmer-Brown Preserves Salver and £5 will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest number of

points in classes 69 - 75 inc § No trade names should appear on any exhibit or container. Plain clean lids or cellophane covers must be

used. Product should be labelled with contents and date. 69. Jam, any variety not less than 340g (12oz) glass jar 70. Jelly, any variety not less than 225g (8oz) glass jar 71. Orange Marmalade, not less than 340g (12oz) glass jar 72. Marmalade, any other variety not less than 340g (12oz) glass jar 73. Lemon Curd, not less than 225g (8oz) glass jar 74. Pickle, or pickled product (excluding eggs) not less than 225g (8oz) glass jar 75. Chutney, named, not less than 225g (8oz) glass jar

DOMESTIC Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.50 2nd Prize – £1.00 3rd Prize – 70p

§ A cup and £10 will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest number of points in classes 76 - 98 inc § £10 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 76 - 98 inc. § A prize of £10 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 84 - 86 inc. in memory of

Mrs M McEwen-Smith MBE kindly sponsored by the family § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded in class 98 kindly sponsored by Tickenham Monday Morning Coffee § If desired, exhibitors may leave a clear plastic bag under their exhibit – the steward will place the exhibit in the bag

once judging is complete 76. NEW: Chocolate sponge sandwich. Two eggs. Not decorated. Filling of your choice. 77. Three individual cheese and onion flans, tarts or pasties (your choice of pastry) 78. NEW: Six vol-au-vent cases, square or round with a filling of your choice using home made or

branded puff-pastry 79. NEW: Four bread rolls one variety 80. Any variety of Loaf made in a machine, ingredients to be listed 81. Any variety of hand fashioned / finished bread – variety to be named 82. Tea Bread, any variety, baked in a loaf tin 83. Scones, six, any variety but all flour must be wholemeal 84. Scones, six, fruited but all flour must be white 85. Victoria Sandwich - (made with 3 eggs – jam filled, dredged with castor sugar, baked in two tins) 86. Shortbread biscuits, four, any shape 87. Fruit Cake - (8ozs (225g) self-raising flour, 6ozs (175g) margarine, 5ozs (145g) caster sugar, 3 eggs, 4ozs

(110g) sultanas, 4ozs (110g) currants, 2ozs (55g) mixed peel, 2ozs (55g) glace cherries, grated rind of lemon, pinch of salt, milk to mix). Bake in 17cm (7 in) (approx.) round tin.

88. Ginger Loaf Cake 89. Swiss Roll, not less than 17cm (7in) long, any flavour or filling. 90. NEW: Cake made with a predominance of named fresh fruit or named fresh vegetables (not

decorated) 91. Cake Muffins, four, one variety 92. NEW: Apple pie, Two crust plate pie 93. NEW: Six meringue shells, same or assorted, any shape, colour or flavour 94. Rock cakes, four, Traditional or Variation 95. A Complete Tray Bake, decorated or plain, presented in its baking tray 96. NEW: Flapjack - six pieces 97. NEW: Petit Fours two varieties, six pieces, enhanced presentation allowed 98. Tickenham Monday Morning Coffee Award –“Morning Coffee for Two” (maximum space 45cm x

45cm (18in x 18 in)) 99. Men Only: Fruit Cake (recipe as Class 87)




EGGS

Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p (except where stated) § The Eggs section is kindly sponsored by Jacklands Fishing Lakes, Tickenham § The Judge reserves the right to break eggs open § Please state the variety of egg as this adds interest for visitors 100. Six Hens’ Eggs – brown 101. Four Hens’ Eggs – other colour 102. Six Eggs, any variety, attractively displayed with a garden theme (to be judged on display only) 103. Jar of Pickled Eggs, six (minimum) 104. The heaviest Hen’s egg (one prize only of £1.50)

HONEY Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ The Honey section is kindly sponsored by TBC § A cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 105 - 112 inc § Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each class § Honey and wax must be from the exhibitor’s apiary except the honey cake and biscuits § Jars must be BS standard 454g pattern with gold lacquered lids and show labels affixed 2cm from base § BBKA Show Rules (1994) apply 105. Two 454g (1lb) jars liquid honey (Light, Medium or Dark). 106. Two 454g (1lb) jars set honey (Creamed or Naturally Crystallised). 107. One standard 225g (8oz) container of cut-comb minimum gross weight 200g (7oz) 108. One shallow comb of honey suitable for extracting. Presented in a frame showcase glazed on both

sides. 109. Three 28g (1oz) approximate beeswax blocks, all uniform shape. Presented on a flat card in either a

show case or clear plastic bag. 110. One Honey Cake made to the show recipe below. The cake is to be displayed on a plain white paper

plate in a clear polythene bag. 200g (7oz) self-raising flour, 175g (6oz) liquid honey, 110g (4oz) soft brown sugar, 140g (5oz) butter or margarine, 2 medium sized eggs, 1 tablespoon of water. Place butter, sugar, honey and water in a saucepan and heat until butter has melted, stirring all the time. When the butter has melted, remove pan from the heat and allow contents to cool to blood temperature. Gradually beat in the eggs, add sieved flour and mix until smooth (do not over mix). Turn into a greased and lined 6.5 to 7.5 inch diameter cake tin. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/gas mark 4. Bake for 1 hour, or until risen and firm to the touch. Cover the top, if necessary, to prevent browning too much. Leave to cool in the tin for 5 minutes and then turn out onto a wire rack until cool. Cooking time and temperature may vary to suit the type of oven used so have a trial run before competition day.

See over …




111. Six honey shortbread biscuits made to the show recipe below. The biscuits are to be displayed on a plain white paper plate in a clear polythene bag. 225g (8oz) butter, 400g (14oz) plain flour, 50g (2oz) honey, 50g (2oz) light soft brown sugar. Cream the butter and sugar together, add the honey and gradually add the shifted flour. Mix well together to form soft dough. Roll out the dough on a lightly floured surface and cut into rounds using a scone cutter, prick the surface with a fork and put on a greased baking tray. Bake in a preheated oven at 160C/Gas 2 for approximately 25 minutes or until the biscuits are golden brown. When cooked, lift the biscuits off the tray and leave to cool on a wire rack.

112. Ten pieces of honey fudge made to the show recipe below. The pieces of fudge are to be displayed on a plain white paper plate in a clear polythene bag. 454g (1lb) granulated sugar, 55g (2ozs) butter, 55g (2ozs) honey, 160ml (1/4 pint) milk. Put all the ingredients into a heavy based pan. Bring slowly to the boil, stirring all the time. Cover and boil rapidly for 2 minutes. Uncover and boil gently for approximately 15 minutes until soft ball stage is reached, stirring all the time. (A little dropped into cold water will form a soft ball 120C/240F). Take off the heat, stand pan on a cold surface for 5 minutes. Beat until creamy and mix starts to thicken. Pour quickly into a greased / oiled tin approximately 7 inches square. When nearly set, mark into squares. Cut when cold.

WINE, BEER, CIDER, LIQUEUR & CORDIALS

Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p § The Wine, Cider, Liqueur & Cordials section is kindly sponsored by TBC § The Arney Tankard and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in Classes 113 - 120 inc. § £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 113 - 120 inc. § £10 will be awarded for the best exhibit in class 121 Ken and Betty Sydney Award. § Bottles in all classes to be labelled with class and exhibitor numbers (labels supplied on day of show). No other

labels permitted § All wines and beer/lager to be exhibited in clear 750ml (26 oz.) bottles, flanged plastic stoppers to be used,

bottles to be filled to within a half inch of the stopper § Classes 119 – 120 inc. to be exhibited in clear bottles, minimum volume 300ml (13 ox.) § Class 121 inc. to be exhibited in clear bottles, in nominal 200ml ( oz) screw top bottles 113. Red Table Wine – Dry 114. Red Table Wine – Sweet 115. White Table Wine – Dry 116. White Table Wine – Sweet 117. NEW: Any homebrewed beer or lager 118. Cider – to be judged on taste and colour (max 1 quart – any container) 119. Damson or Sloe Gin. 120. A bottle of Fruit or Flower Cordial to be named

PATRONS CHALLENGE 121. Closed class for Flower Show Patrons only.

NEW: Ken and Betty Sydney Award 3 different alcohols, flavour incorporating fruit/flower/berry or whatever will produce a drinkable liqueur, in nominal 200ml screw top bottles to be named. Each bottle to be judged on presentation and taste.




PHOTOGRAPHY Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ The photography section is kindly sponsored by Wards Solicitors § A cup and £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in the Photographic classes 122 - 133 inc. § A trophy and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 125 - 133 inc. § Gordon Rogers Memorial Cup and £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 134 - 139 inc. kindly

sponsored by Mary Rogers § Exhibitors in classes 122 - 139 inc. may enter a maximum of two entries in each class § Photographs must not have been exhibited previously in Tickenham Flower Show § Individual prints in this section not to exceed 8in x 6in (210mm x 150mm) § Prints must be un-mounted except class 125

NOVICES A novice is an exhibitor who has not received a First Prize previously in this section, excluding children

122. Colour or Black and White - Landscape or Architecture 123. Colour or Black and White - Any Subject 124. Colour or Black and White - Portrait, Animal or Human

OPEN 125. A Set of Three themed photographs of a named Local View or Event, to be named on display (may be

mounted) 126. Colour or Black and White - Portrait, Animal or Human 127. Colour or Black and White - Landscape 128. Colour or Black and White - Architecture 129. NEW: Colour or Black and White – A Place of Worship 130. Colour or Black and White - Any Subject 131. Colour or Black and White – Close up Flower 132. NEW: Colour – ‘Blue’ 133. Colour – Humorous

AGED 16 AND UNDER 134. Colour or Black and White - Any Subject - Aged 5-7 135. Colour or Black and White - Portrait of a human, animal or insect - Aged 5-7 136. Colour or Black and White - Any Subject - Aged 8-11 137. Colour or Black and White - Portrait of a human, animal or insect - Aged 8-11 138. Colour or Black and White - Any Subject - Aged 12-16 139. Colour or Black and White - Portrait of a human, animal or insect - Aged 12-16




TICKENHAM SCHOOL CHALLENGE § A cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in this class 140. Closed class for Tickenham School children only.

Each school House will make a scarecrow to be presented on frame as supplied by the Flower Show Committee. The scarecrow is to be based upon the title “RIO” and must be accompanied by an A4 presentation of what the scarecrow represents. Mr Ken Sydney, President, will judge the Scarecrows prior to show day. All three scarecrows and their presentation will then be displayed prominently on Flower Show Day.

ART Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ The art section is kindly sponsored by TBC § A cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 142 – 146 inc. kindly sponsored by Les

Matthews § £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in the art classes 141 – 146 inc. kindly sponsored by Les Matthews § Prizes of £5, £3, £2 will be awarded in class 141 kindly sponsored by Les Matthews § £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in the art classes 147 – 149 inc. kindly sponsored by TBC § Articles must be ready for hanging and should not have been exhibited previously in Tickenham Flower Show

NOVICES A novice is an exhibitor who has not received a First Prize previously in this section, excluding children

141. An original Still Life, any medium OPEN

142. NEW: An original sporting themed painting, any medium 143. NEW: A land/waterscape, any medium 144. NEW: An original local view, any medium 145. An original watercolour 146. NEW: Any animal, any surroundings – any medium

AGED 16 AND UNDER 147. An original piece of artwork, any medium (for exhibitors aged 5 – 7 years on show day) 148. An original piece of artwork, any medium (for exhibitors aged 8 – 11 years on show day) 149. An original piece of artwork, any medium (for exhibitors aged 12 – 16 years on show day)

HANDICRAFT Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ The handicraft section is kindly sponsored by Portishead Kitchens § A cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 150 – 159 inc. § £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in the Handicraft classes 150 – 159 inc. § Articles must not have been exhibited previously in Tickenham Flower Show 150. Any article of ‘up-cycling’ 151. Any item Knitted or Crocheted 152. NEW: A handmade string of bunting, (maximum length 2 m approx. – 6 ft approx.) – ready for

hanging 153. An article worked in cross stitch 154. A piece of work using patchwork and/or quilting 155. NEW: A cushion to celebrate a new baby, any medium displayed with pad 156. A handmade card to celebrate any occasion 157. An item/set of handmade costume jewellery, any medium 158. An item made from wood (maximum size 45cm x 45 cm – 18in x 18 in) 159. Any handicraft, not covered by a specific class




CHILDREN’S CLASSES Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p (except for Age 4 or under)

§ AGE but not NAME will be shown on all exhibit tickets (supplied on day of Show) § The Margaret Dyer cup and £5 will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 165 - 194 inc. § A cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in children’s classes 134 - 139, 147 – 149 and

165 - 194 inc. § Iris Yendole Award - £5, £3, £2 will be awarded to the winners of classes 174,184 & 194 § Jo Drake Award -£10 will be awarded to the winners of classes 182 & 190, kindly sponsored by the Drake

Family in memory of Mrs Jo Drake

AGE 4 or Under § The Age 4 or Under section is kindly sponsored by Tickenham Tots, Tickenham § Age 4 or Under - All entrants in these classes will receive a Certificate and small prize 160. Four chocolate krispy cakes 161. NEW: My Favourite drawing or painting 162. Decorated paper plate 163. A Plasticine / Playdough or Saltdough model on a board 164. Anything you like - you made it, let's see it!

AGE 5 - 7 inclusive § The Thorn Trophies and £3 each will be awarded to the Boy and Girl aged 5 - 7 with the highest number of points

in classes 165 - 174 inc. § Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm Award – two entry tickets will be awarded to the First Prize winner in

Class 165 165. Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm Award - A creature made from vegetables, flowers or fruit 166. A jar of garden flowers / foliage 167. NEW: Four pieces of chocolate covered fruit to be judged on presentation 168. A Junk Model 169. NEW: A decorated paper plate any design your choice 170. Anything you like - you made it, let's see it! 171. Paint a Pebble, any design 172. NEW: My favourite drawing or painting 173. My Loom Band Creation 174. Iris Yendole Award - Handwriting (maximum A4 to include optional mount). To be judged on

neatness and presentation.

What are heavy? Sea-sand and sorrow; What are brief? Today and tomorrow;

What are frail? Spring blossoms and youth; What are deep? The ocean and truth.

Christina Rossetti

Please also refer to the Art and Photographic classes.




AGE 8 – 11 inclusive Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ A cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest number of points in classes 175 - 184 inc. 175. NEW: A decorated hard boiled egg in an egg cup 176. Four small sandwiches, any filling, any shape. To be judged on presentation alone 177. NEW: A best dressed apple 178. A construction of your choice, any medium 179. Four decorated fairy cakes to be judged on presentation and texture 180. Model garden, measuring no more than 38 by 38 cm (seed tray size) 181. A small container of summer flowers 182. Jo Drake Award - An original poem entitled ‘TBC’ of between eight and twelve lines. To be typed 183. Anything you like - you made it, let's see it! 184. Iris Yendole Award - Handwriting (maximum A4 to include optional mount). To be judged on


Caterpillar

Brown and Furry Caterpillar in a hurry,

Take your walk To the shady leaf, or stalk,

Or whatnot, Which may be the chosen spot.

No toad spy you, However bird of prey pass by you:

Spin and die, To live again a butterfly.

Christina Rossetti

Please also refer to the Art and Photographic classes




AGE 12 – 16 inclusive Prize Money: 1st Prize - £1.00 2nd Prize – 70p 3rd Prize – 50p

§ The Purcell Cup and £5 will be awarded for the highest total number of points in the Show, any points gained in other classes will be added to the entrant's personal total

185. Anything you like - you made it, let's see it! 186. NEW: Design a mouse mat 187. NEW: Four pigs in blankets 188. NEW: Design a poster to promote your ‘next’ Star Wars film (maximum size A4) 189. NEW: Design a cover for a CD case for your favourite group 190. Jo Drake Award - An original poem entitled ‘TBC’ of twelve lines. To be typed 191. NEW: Four chocolate chip cookies – judged on taste and presentation 192. NEW: Make your own favourite sandwich, ingredients to be listed 193. NEW: A posy for grandma 194. Iris Yendole Award - Handwriting (maximum A4 to include optional mount). To be judged on


What is Pink?

What is pink? A rose is pink by the fountain’s brink.

What is red? A poppy’s red in its barley bed.

What is blue? The sky is blue where the clouds float through.

What is white? A swan is white sailing in the light.

What is yellow? Pears are yellow, rich, ripe and mellow.

What is green? The grass is green with small flowers between.

What is violet? Clouds are violet in the summer twilight.

What is orange? Why, an orange, just an orange!

Christina Rossetti

Please also refer to the Art and Photographic classes




Care Homes Challenge 195. Care Homes Challenge Award kindly sponsored by Mrs Rosie Tucker and the family in memory of Mrs Dorothy Dyer. A cup and £20 garden voucher will be awarded to the Care Home with the most points. The "Care Homes Challenge" class is open to a small group of care homes that have a connection or association with Tickenham Village. Entry to the challenge is by invitation only. The challenge will test the skill of the Care Home residents in a number of different activities.

Care Homes are asked to select FIVE activities from the following list.

1. Victoria Sandwich 2. Fruit Cake 3. A hand made article made from soft material (excluding knitting) 4. Floral arrangement not to exceed 450 mm x 450 mm (18” x 18”) 5. A greeting card 6. A painting of local interest 7. A model garden measuring no more than 38 cm x 10 cm (seed tray size) 8. A knitted article

The five activities will be judged on quality and presentation. The maximum of 10 points will be awarded for each item and the winner will be the Care Home with the highest number of points. There will be an award ceremony at the end of the show for the winning Care Home to collect their prize.

It will be up to each Care Home to stage their exhibits in the marquee, on the day of the show. The marquee will be open for exhibitors between 6.00am and 10.30am.

Care Homes Challenge – Entry Form Care Home Name:

Address:

Contact Name:

Contact Number:

CLASS DESCRIPTION TICK FOR

ENTRY TICK IF ENTRY

DONATED

1 Victoria Sandwich

2 Fruit Cake

3 A hand made article made from soft material (excluding knitting)

4 Floral arrangement not to exceed 450 mm x 450 mm (18” x 18”)

5 A greeting card

6 A painting of local interest

7 A model garden measuring no more than 38 cm x 38 cm (seed tray size)

8 A knitted article




Flower Show Jumble Sales Did you know that one of the main sources of income for the flower show is from the Jumble Sales

held in Tickenham Village Hall? So if you are looking for a bargain, look out for the Tickenham Flower Show Jumble Sales, held three times annually.

Dates for Diary 15th October 2016 4th February 2017

20th May 2017 Doors open at 2pm

We are always on the lookout for good jumble, so if you have jumble to contribute then please contact any of the

committee members, or preferably bring it to the hall on the morning of the sale.

VISIT WWW.TICKENHAMFLOWERSHOW.ORG.UK FOR MORE INFORMATION

Tickenham Village Hall

Available for hire from £7 per hour

• Comprehensive facilities

• Separate meeting room

• Stage

• Kitchen

• Ample parking

Contact Jim Sykes for lettings and further information on 01275 852102

Visit: www.tickenham.org

Come Early and Grab a Bargain

TICKENHAM FLOWER SHOW ENTRY FORM 2016

ENTRY FORMS TO BE DELIVERED BY 8pm ON WEDNESDAY 17H AUGUST 2016, NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME

Further copies (including an Excel spread sheet) are available for download from www.tickenhamflowershow.org.uk Note: Only one person per entry form

ENTRANT (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) Please Indicate

FIRST NAME

SURNAME AGE (If under 16)

Tickenham WI Member

YES / NO

ADDRESS: POSTCODE: TELEPHONE NO:

Patron

YES / NO

CLASS DESCRIPTION SIZE (ART ONLY) FEE

TOTAL ENTRY FEE:

PLEASE READ THE SCHEDULE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION

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