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SECTION 29 LOCAL DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL CLASSES RESTRICTED TO RESIDENTS IN THE WESTERDALE, CASTLETON, DANBY, LEALHOLM, GLAISDALE, EGTON, UGTHORPE, LINGDALE, MOORSHOLM AND LOFTUS postal areas and all areas within. Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 235. Four Potatoes, Any Variety. 236. Five Pods Peas. 237. One Head Lettuce. 238. Two Beetroot, Globe. 239. One Cauliflower. 240. Two Onions. 241. Two Carrots. 242. One Marrow 243. Collection of Vegetables Any Two Different Kinds from the above classes, quantities as specified. 244. Three Roses. 245. Vase or Bowl of Mixed Garden Flowers. Special Prize of £5 for the winner of this Class. The MICHAEL PICKARD TROPHY will be awarded for the most points in this Section. Trophy to be held for one year. Only one prize per exhibitor in each class will score points for the trophy.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES PLEASE NOTE WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT NEW ENTRIES ON SHOW DAY Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. All entries to be exhibited washed and as grown, by boy or girl NOT EXCEEDING 16 YEARS OF AGE 246. Two Onions, with tops left on. 247. One Marrow, any size, with stalk left on. 248. Any One Vegetable
SECTION 30 HORTICULTURE Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 249. Five Potatoes, White. 250. Five Potatoes, Coloured. 251. Six Eschallots, Red. 252. Six Eschallots, Straw. 253. Six Eschallots, suitable for pickling. (Must pass 30mm diameter ring). 254. Six Pods Peas. 255. Six Pods Broad Beans. 256. Six Pods Runner Beans. 257. Six pods French Beans. 258. One Head Lettuce. 259. Three Beetroot, Globe or Cylindrical. 260. Two Beetroot, Long pointed. 261. Two Carrots. 262. Two Parsnips 263. One Cauliflower with a 3” (7.5cms) stalk. 264. One Cabbage, Pointed. 265. One Cabbage, Round. 266. One Table Marrow. 267. Three Onions, Dressed, each to exceed 8ozs (225g). 268. Three Onions, Dressed, each to be less than 8ozs (225g). 269. Three Garden Turnips, White. 270. Three Garden Turnips, Yellow. 271. Six Tomatoes. 272. Truss of Cherry Tomatoes. 273. One Cucumber. 274. One Red Cabbage. 275. Three Sticks of Rhubarb with minimum of 3 inch leaf. 276. Twelve Gooseberries (Dessert). 277. The Heaviest Onion, Dressed (One prize only) 278. One Vegetable and One Bloom. The C.T. CORNFORTH PERPETUAL SHIELD will be awarded to the winner of this Class. The late Myra Cornforth and family donated the trophy to the Danby Agricultural Association in 2004 in memory of Clarence. Shield to be held for one year. 279. A Collection of Four Different Kinds of Vegetables, from Classes 249-274, quantities as specified in those classes. NOTE: Different kinds of, means that the exhibit may only contain one group of potatoes, similarly only one group of turnips, onions, only one cabbage, etc. Width of display restricted to 50cm. This Class is sponsored by Mr. C.L. Wood Prize Money: First £10, Second £5, Third £2.50.Entry Fee: 40p The SEMPLE CUP to be awarded for the Best Single Vegetable Exhibit in Classes 249-274. Trophy to be held for one year. This cup was originally owned by the Cleveland Agricultural Society and was donated to the Danby Agricultural Association in 1981.
FLOWERS Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 280. Three Dahlias, Decorative. Prizes in this Class are given by Mrs. D. Williamson, in memory of Mr. G. Y. Williamson. 281. Three Dahlias, Cactus or Semi-Cactus. 282. Three Dahlias, ball. 283. One Dahlia Bloom. 284. Six Pom Dahlia Blooms. 285. Three Roses. 286. Five Roses. 287. One Rose. 288. One Vase of Sweet Peas, 12 Stems. 289. One Vase Garden Flowers, One Kind. 290. Four African Marigolds. 291. Bowl of Mixed Kinds of Garden Flowers. 292. One Vase Garden Flowers (more than one kind, no more than 12 stems). 293. Six Pansies. 294. One Gladioli. 295. Three Gladioli. 296. Vase or Bowl of Sweet Peas, 12 Stems, arranged for effect, fern or Gypsophila allowed. 297. One Gent’s Buttonhole. 298. Ladies Spray. 299. Pot Plant, Flowering, other than fuchsia. 300. Pot Plant, Fuchsia. 301. Pot Plant, Foliage. 302. Cactus Plant or Succulent (maximum 5ins/12.5cms pot)
The LES BOOCOCK MEMORIAL CHALLENGE SALVER will be awarded for the Best Flower Exhibit. Trophy to be held for one year. A plaque donated by the late DR W.L. DAVIDSON, Danby, will be given to the winner of the salver to keep. A SILVER TROPHY presented by CARTUNE (TEESIDE) LTD., will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Horticulture and Flowers Section. Points awarded: First 3 points, Second 2 points, Third 1 point. Trophy to be held for one year. Only one prize for exhibitor in each class will score points for the trophy.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES PLEASE NOTE WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT NEW ENTRIES ON SHOW DAY Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. ALL ENTRIES TO BE EXHIBITED BY BOY OR GIRL NOT EXCEEDING 16 YEARS OF AGE.
Class 303. An Arrangement of Wild Flowers in a Mug. 304. Vase of Wild Flowers, any one kind. 305. An Animal, Reptile or Other Character made entirely from vegetables and/or fruit and not exceeding 30cms in length. 306. An Assortment of Grasses in a Vase. The HOWE GATE CUP, donated by the late Mrs. P.C. Davidson, will be awarded for the Best Exhibit in the above 4 classes. The trophy to be held for one year. 307. A Miniature Garden not to exceed 38 x 50cms. The PADGET TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of this Class, trophy to be held for one year.
SECTION 31 FLORAL ART Prize Money: First £5, Second £3, Third £2. Entry Fee: 50p. Class 308. Petite Arrangement not to occupy more than a 15cms cube. 309. “Fascinating Foliage” 310. “North York Moors” 311. A Summer Wreath 312. A Table Decoration Accessories may be used in all Classes. A black backcloth is provided. Space allowed for entries will be approximately 75cms wide. THE FLORAL ART ROSEBOWL, presented by the late Dr. W.L. Davidson will be awarded for the best exhibit in this Section, trophy to be held for one year.
SECTION 32 DAIRY PRODUCE Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 313. Loaf of White Bread. 314. Loaf of Brown Bread. 315. Any Loaf made in a Breadmaker. 316. Four Brown Bread Buns. 317. Four Oven Baked Fruit Scones. 318. Four Oven Baked Cheese Scones. 319. Four Oven Baked Scones, any other variety 320. Chocolate Cake, un-iced. 321. Fatless Sponge Cake. 322. Rich Fruit Cake baked in approx 7” tin. 323. A Decorated Orange Cake, judged on decoration only. 324. A Banana Loaf 325. Four Flapjacks. 326. Victoria Sponge. One cake with jam filling, not decorated. 327. Ginger Loaf 328. Round of Shortbread. 329. Set Recipe – 4 Rocky Road Crunch Bars 125g Soft Butter 3 x 15ml tablespoons Golden Syrup 300g best quality Dark Chocolate 200g Rich Tea Biscuits (minimum 70% cocoa solids), 100g mini Marshmallows broken into pieces 2 teaspoons icing sugar for dusting Method Melt the butter, chocolate and golden syrup in a heavy-based saucepan. Scoop out about 125ml of this melted mixture and put to one side. Put the biscuits into a freezer bag and then bash them with a rolling pin. You are aiming for both crumbs and pieces of biscuits. Fold the biscuit pieces and crumbs into the melted chocolate mixture in the saucepan, and then add the marshmallows. Tip into a foil tray (24cm square); flatten as best you can with a spatula. Pour the reserved 125ml of melted chocolate mixture over the marshmallow mixture and smooth the top. Refrigerate for about 2 hours or overnight. Cut into 24 fingers and dust with icing sugar by pushing it gently through a tea strainer or small sieve.
330. Set recipe– Honey Cake 3oz Butter 4oz Clear Honey 3oz Sugar 8oz Self Raising Flour 2 Eggs, beaten 1 level teaspoon Baking Powder Method Set oven to 180C, 350F, gas mark 4. Grease and line a 7 inch round cake tin. Cream together the butter and sugar in a bowl. Add the eggs gradually and beat in the honey. Sift together the flour and baking powder and stir into the honey mixture. Transfer to the tin and bake for about 35 to 40 minutes or until a skewer inserted comes out clean. Leave in the tin for about 10 minutes to cool then turn out onto a wire rack. 331. MEN ONLY. Cake of own choice, undecorated, not exceeding 7” diameter 332. Saucer Fruit Pie, shortcrust pastry 333. A Savoury Flan, shortcrust pastry, shown out of baking dish 334. Four Sausage Rolls, shortcrust pastry.
EGGS AND PRESERVES NO MORE THAN TWO JARS PER ENTRANT PER CLASS Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p Class 335. Six Hen Eggs, Brown, may be opened by Judges 336. Six Bantam Eggs, any colour 337. A Jar of Raspberry Jam. 338. A Jar of Strawberry Jam. 339. A Jar of Blackcurrant Jam. 340. A Jar of Jam, any other variety. 341. A Jar of Lemon Curd. A TROPHY donated by ALISTAIR GRIFFIN will be awarded to the winner of this class. Trophy to be held for one year. 342. A Jar of Homemade Chutney. 343. A Jar of Marmalade. 344. A Jar of Fruit Jelly, any named variety. 345. A Jar of unusual Preserve. 346. A Jar of Honey. 347. One Bottle of Fruit Cordial or Squash, labelled with type and variety, in a clear bottle. 348. One Bottle of Sloe Gin, in a clear bottle. 349. Any other Fruit Liquor. A SILVER VASE donated by MURIEL W. MORTIMER to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Dairy Produce, Eggs and Preserves Section. Trophy to be held for one year. Points awarded: First 3 points, Second 2 points, Third 1 point. Only one prize per exhibitor in each class will score points for the trophy.
SECTION 33 HANDICRAFTS All exhibits in this Section not to have been shown at a previous Danby Show. ALL GARMENTS TO BE EXHIBITED FLAT, NOT ON STANDS. Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p Class 350. Cross Stitch Work, framed or mounted, under 10 x 8 ins (including frame). 351. Cross Stitch Work, framed or mounted, over 10 x 8 ins (including frame). 352. Any Embroidery (Excluding cross stitch). 353. A Greeting Card, any medium. 354. An article of Beadwork. 355. A Soft Toy, any medium. 356. A Felted Article. 357. A Bookmark, any medium. 358. Crochet Work, thread. 359. Crochet Work, wool or any other yarn. 360. An Article of Patchwork, Quilting or Appliqué. 361. Knitted or Crocheted Mittens, any ply. 362. Hand Knitted Garment, over 4 ply or thick knit, excluding babywear. 363. Hand Knitted Garment, in 4 ply or under, excluding babywear. 364. Hand Knitted Baby Garment, over 4 ply or thick knit. 365. Hand Knitted Baby Garment, 4 ply or under. 366. A Machine Made Article. (Sewing or Knitting). 367. Dressed Doll. 368. Complete Cushion, any medium. 369. A covered Coat Hanger. 370. Any other craft not listed above. Original work, not kit. A SILVER GOBLET given by the late JEAN DOWSON, Danby, will be awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Handicraft Classes. Trophy to be held for one year.
ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY All exhibits in this Section not to have been shown at a previous Danby Show Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 371. Painting in any medium, Still Life or Flower subject. Not to exceed 18 x 25ins. Framed for protection. 372. Painting in watercolours, any other subject. Not to exceed 18 x 25ins. Framed for protection. The GLADYS CLEMMIT MEMORIAL ROSEBOWL presented by the late MR. H. CLEMMIT, will be awarded for the best painting in the above two classes. Trophy to be held for one year 373. Picture in any other medium, excluding photography. Not to exceed 18 x 25ins. Original work only in the above Art classes. Copies will be disqualified. 374. A Photograph, B/W or colour, Spring and Summer Landscape. Not to exceed 7 x 5 ins (17.2 x 12.5 cms). TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. 375. A Photograph, B/W or colour, Autumn and Winter Landscape. Not to exceed 7 x 5 ins (17.2 x 12.5 cms). TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. 376. A Photograph, B/W or colour, Animals or Birds. Not to exceed 7 x 5 ins (17.2 x 12.5 cms). TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. 377. A Photograph, B/W or colour, Child Study. Not to exceed 7 x 5 ins (17.2 x 12.5 cms). TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. 378. A Photograph, B/W or colour, Humorous. Not to exceed 7 x 5 ins (17.2 x 12.5 cms). TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. 379. An Original Photograph, to be the work of the entrant, manipulation allowed. Not to exceed A4 size. TO BE SHOWN UNMOUNTED. The NORTH YORKSHIRE LAW TROPHY presented by North Yorksire Law, Solicitors, Whitby, will be awarded for the best Photograph. Trophy to be held for one year.
SECTION 34 WALKING STICKS Prize Money: First £3, Second £2, Third £1. Entry Fee: 40p. Class 380. Walking Stick, horn head. Not painted or artificially coloured. 381. Walking Stick, wood or horn. Carved and/or decorated. 382. Walking Stick, wood head. Not painted or artificially coloured. 383. Walking Stick, in one piece. 384. Shepherd’s Crook, horn head. Plain. 385. Shepherd’s Crook, horn head. Carved and/or decorated. 386. Shepherd’s Crook, in one piece. 387. Thumb Stick, in one piece. 388. Thumb Stick, horn head. Plain. 389. Any Other Thumb Stick. 390. Novice Class, Best Crook or Stick, handmade by a competitor, not having previously gained a first prize. A Trophy presented by TEESIDE AUTOMATION SERVICES LTD., of Stockton, will be awarded to the Best Crook or Stick in the Show. Trophy to be held for one year.
SECTION 35 WOMEN’S GROUPS. Prize Money: First £10, Second £8, Third £6. Entry Fee: £2. Class 391. TABLE EXHIBIT ON THE THEME “A ROYAL CELEBRATION”. 3 Produce Items. 1 Drink. 2 Handicraft Items. 1 Flower Arrangement. 10 points will be awarded for each item - 30 points will be awarded for general display. The Show Committee will provide space approx 30 x 24ins. A black backcloth will be provided. Entries must be staged by 10 a.m. Trophy awarded for best display.
SECTION 36 YOUNG FARMERS SECTION Prize Money: First £10, Second £8, Third £6. Entry Fee: £2. Class 392. Co - operative entry from a Young Farmers Club.
TABLE EXHIBIT ON THE THEME “A STREET PARTY” Table space of approx 6ft x 2ft will be provided by the Show Committee Points will be awarded for:- 1 A Poster, not exceeding 50cm x 50cm (computer design allowed) 2. A Table Light made from scrap metal 3. A Bowl made from wood 4. Four Photographs 5. A Flower Arrangement 6. A handmade Headdress 7. A decorated Cake 8. Homemade Punch 9. Six homemade Cup Cakes 10. Homemade Savoury Flan Each item will be marked out of 10. Additional points for general display 30. Exhibits to be staged by 10 a.m. All items to be judged must be made by a member of the Y.F.C.
The G. COPLEY SILVER TROPHY was won outright by Danby Y.F.C in 1988. It was kindly re-donated for continued annual presentation to the Club gaining the highest number of points. Trophy to be held for one year. The ‘WEHL CUP’ will be awarded to the most outstanding single item from the Y.F.C displays. Trophy to be held for one year. This cup was originally owned by the Cleveland Agricultural Society and was donated to Danby Agricultural Association in 1981.
SECTION 37 CHILDREN’S SECTION AGE ON SHOW DAY TO BE SHOWN ON EACH EXHIBIT.
Prize Money: First £1. Second 70p. Third 50p. No Entry Fee in this Section. Class 393. Handwriting, infants. Set piece. Hey diddle diddle Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle,
394. Handwriting, juniors. Set piece. Bed in Summer In winter I get up at night I have to go to bed and see And does it not seem hard to you, Robert Louis Stevenson 395. Original Composition, juniors. A poem not to exceed 12 lines “A Day at the Beach”. The “CANON’S CUP” donated by CANON DAVID and DENISE ADAM, will be awarded to the winner of this class. The trophy to be held for one year. 396. A collage, infants. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 397. A collage, juniors. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 398. Painting own choice, infants. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 399. Painting own choice, juniors. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 400. Picture any other medium, infants. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 401. Picture any other medium, juniors. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 402. Picture in any medium, under school age. Not to exceed 54cms x 41cms, including mount. 403. Picture in any medium, 12 to 16 years inclusive. Not to exceed 54cms x 41 cms, including mount. 404. A Poster advertising Danby Show, 11 years and under. Any medium, not to exceed A4 size. 405. Any Computer Creation. Not to exceed A4 size. 12 to 16 years inclusive. 406. A Greetings Card. 12 to 16 years inclusive. 407. A Photograph. 11 years and under. 408. A Photograph. 12 to 16 years inclusive. 409. An article made from recycled material. 16 years and under. 410. A Lego model. 11 years and under. Own design. 411. A Decorated Wellington. 16 years and under. 412. A Patchwork Item. 16 years and under. 413. Embroidery, 16 years and under. 414. Any Other Handicraft, 16 years and under. 415. Set recipe. 4 Coconut Haystacks. 16 years and under. 1 Egg 4oz Sugar 4oz Coconut 1 tablespoon Ground Rice
Method Beat egg, stir in sugar, coconut and ground rice and mix well. Fill an egg cup with the mixture and shake out onto a greased baking sheet. Cook in a moderately hot oven – Fan oven 180C, other ovens 200C, 400F, gas mark 6, until sgolden brown.
416. 4 Butterfly Cakes. 16 years and under. 417. 4 Eggs, judged on appearance only. 16 years and under. The BERYL MASON MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded to the most original entry for age 5 - 11 inclusive in the School Children’s Section. The cup to be held for one year. Original ideas will be the most important factor in this section and all entries should be the unaided work of children. |
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