Bank Holiday Monday, 1:00pm 28�� August 2017

School Lane , Fulford

food and drinksfun for everyonemusic and fun fair

Cover designed by Eleanor Poels, 2016 poster competition winner

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Fulford Show 2017Thank you & exhibits schedule

Thank youThe Fulford Show Committee would like to say thank you to localbusinesses, sponsors and advertisers for their support, and also to themany judges, stewards and volunteers who give their time on the day.Thanks also to Fulford Parish Council for allowing the Social Hall andplaying field to be used as the venue for the show.

Special thanks and congratulations go to our last year’s postercompetition winner, Eleanor Poels, whose design we have used forthe cover of this programme.

Exhibits timetable - takes place in the Social Hall on School Lane8:30-10:15 Bring your exhibits to the Social Hall10:30 Social Hall closed for judging

1:00 The Sheriff and Sheriff’s Lady arrive. Social Hall reopens4:30 Awarding of trophies4:45 All reserved exhibits to be removed5:00 Sale of unreserved exhibits

AlligatorBadger Hill PharmacyBig BiteBlush Hair and BeautyBroadway Post OfficeBuckleysCharles X11 pubConcept HairdresserCo-op, BroadwayCycle HeavenDesign HouseDesigner OutletFulford CyclesFulford Fish and ChipsFulford Framing

Fountains AbbeyGet CyclingGreencore Foods, SelbyHallo Mallow CafeHamlynn HealthHeslington Post OfficeHolbrook Dental PracticeJane Schaffer, ceramicsLots of LoveMaks TakeawayMecca BingoMirchiz RestaurantNeil McNab, photographyNovotelPat Caulfield, hairdresser

The Plough InnThe Saddle InnSainsburys localSalon 33SilkstitchThackrays MuseumTops Hair StudioTranquillity Hair & BeautyUrban Hair LoungeYork Beer ShopYork Pavilion HotelYork RacesYork SportYummy House Takeaway

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Regulations for exhibitors

1. All exhibit classes are open to those living, working, attending school orclasses, or having allotments in St Oswald’s Parish ( i.e. New Walk Terrace toNaburn Lane / Selby Road or thereabouts) and the adjoining communities ofBadger Hill, Heslington, Naburn and Crockey Hill, or having a strong link withthe community.

2. With the exception of items used in the flower arrangements, all exhibitsmust be the bona fide property of the exhibitor, plants having been grown(where applicable) in their own garden or allotment.

3. No exhibit should have been a prize winner in a previous Fulford Showand all handicraft exhibits must have been made in the last two years.

4. No prior registration is necessary. Exhibits to be staged as early as possibleon the show day from 8:30 - 10:15am. The show rooms will be closed at10:30am for judging.

5. Please visit the show website (www.fulfordshow.org.uk) to downloadentry slips which can be completed prior to the show. Alternatively these willbe available in the show room on the day. Exhibitors will be responsible forplacing these face down before their own exhibits. Entries for the children’sclasses must show the age of the exhibitor on both sides of the entry slip.

6. The judges will be entirely impartial and their decisions are final.

7. The show rooms will be open to the public from 1:00pm. Exhibitorswishing to retain their exhibits must have their cards marked accordingly, andremove exhibits before 4:45pm, otherwise they may be offered for sale at5:00pm

8. Prize cards will be awarded in all classes and there will be a cup ortrophy for the best exhibit in each section.

9. All articles are entered at the owner’s risk and the committee cannotbe held responsible for any loss or damage.

Enquiries to the exhibits secretaries:

Margaret Birch, Barbara King and Louise Elsegood

Tel: 01904 633254 Email: exhibits@fulfordshow.org.uk

FlowersAudrey Master Silver Challenge CupMary Rosewarne Rose Bowl (best rose exhibit)100 one rose101 three roses, one variety or mixed102 three stems of chrysanthemums103 three dahlias, any colour104 five sweet peas, any colour105 three hardy perennials106 flowering pot plant (indoor/outdoor)107 foliage pot plant (indoor/outdoor)108 selection of outdoor garden flowers in a vase

Cacti

with trophy for best exhibit

109 cacti or succulents

Flower arrangement

Victoria Duffield Cup

110 arrangement in an unusual container111 table arrangement on the theme of “Summer Holidays”

Fruit and vegetablesErnest Britton Challenge TrophyLiza and Leslie Smith Memorial Cup

Cabbage family to be complete with roots. Root crops must becomplete with tops. When several examples of one vegetable or fruitare shown they should be roughly uniform in size.

200 four potatoes201 three carrots202 three beetroots203 three onions

204 three shallots205 three courgettes206 one marrow207 one squash208 one cabbage209 six runner beans210 six French beans211 one head of lettuce, any variety212 any uncommon vegetable, named213 selection of four organically-grown vegetables214 mis-shapes, fruit or vegetable215 one cucumber216 six tomatoes, one variety217 six tomatoes, two varieties218 six soft fruit, any variety219 six stoned fruit220 three cooking apples221 three eating apples222 three pears

CookeryYorkshire Evening Press Cupno proprietary food mixes tobe used

300 three biscuits301 four shortbread fingers302 four flapjacks303 three scones304 three tarts305 fruit pie, pastry top and bottom306 three butterfly buns307 three muffins (sweet or savoury)308 Victoria sponge with jam filling

309 four chocolate brownies

310 a decorated cake for a celebration311 fruit loaf312 ginger nuts

Ingredients: 100g self raising flour, 1 teaspoon ground ginger, 1level teaspoon bicarbonate of soda, 40g sugar, 50g margarine,50g golden syrup.

Rubbing in method: makes 10, oven 190°C, gas 5.

BreadTrevor's of Fulford Cup

313 traditional white or brown loaf314 fancy-shaped bread315 six bread buns, white, brown

or granary316 loaf made in a bread maker317 soda bread

PreservesWhite Rose Cupall preserves to be in a plain jar with a transparent cover, withthe exception of chutney, to have plastic-lined lid

318 one jar of strawberry jam319 one jar of other seeded fruit jam320 one jar of stoned fruit jam321 one jar of marmalade322 one jar of fruit jelly323 one jar of lemon curd324 one jar of sweet chutney

Beer/CiderMitchell Tankard

400 one bottle of lager401 one bottle of ale402 one bottle of cider

WineDuggie Barnes Rose Bowl

403 white wine404 rosé wine405 red wine406 fruit liqueur

HandicraftsAll garments etc. to have the exhibitor’s name safety-pinned on, facedown. Exhibits must not be more than two years old.

Crossley Cup

500 miniature cross stitch

501 item worked completely or mainly in cross-stitch, no larger than30cm x 30cm

502 larger items worked completely or mainly in cross-stitch

503 other embroidered items

Cynthia Atkinson Rose Bowl

504 quilting and/or patchwork

505 item of hand knitting

506 crocheted item

507 an item made using a sewing machine

508 an item of clothing for a new born baby - the committee willmake a donation to York Hospital Special Care Baby Unit foreach item

509 a hat in any craft

Birch Cup

510 item made from wood, metal, plastic or combination of these

511 sculpture512 any handicraft item that does not fit into any other category513 pottery/ceramics514 handmade item of jewellery, any medium515 something new made from something old!

Irene Briddon Cup516 drawing in any medium517 painting in watercolours518 painting in oil/acrylic519 hand crafted greetings card

PhotographyGate Fulford Cup520 black and white photograph of people or animals521 black and white, any other subject522 colour photograph of people or animals523 black and white or colour, historical architecture

Fordlands Cup - for over 65’s who enjoy creating hand made crafts524 any handmade item e.g. painting, sewing, knitting etc.

Children’s sectionAudrey Master Challenge CupMatthew Wriggleworth Shieldplus a trophy for each section winner

Needlework600 craft item made mainly in felt601 homemade soft toy602 a hand sewn item603 an item using a sewing machine

Original pictures604 original picture, any subject, under 5 years605 original picture, any subject, 5 to 7 years

606 original picture, any subject, 8 to 11 years607 original picture, any subject, 12 years and over608 collage609 greetings card, any medium610 computer generated poster “ Fulford Show 2018” T h e w i n n i n g e n t r y , j u d g e d b y t h e c o m m i t t e e w i l l b e

u s e d a s t h e b a s i s f o r t h e 2 0 1 8 s h o w p r o g r a m m e .

Photography611 any subject, under 12 years612 any subject, 12 years and over

Cookery613 three decorated buns614 three muffins(sweet/savoury)615 three biscuits616 three scones617 decorated sponge cake618 a bread creation

Handicrafts619 items made from wood, metal or plastic, or any combination620 model of original design621 model from a kit622 a Lego creation not from a kit623 decorated wooden spoon on theme “fairy tale character”624 hand made pottery/ceramics625 something new made from something old!626 any handicraft item that does not fit into any other category

Flowers and vegetables627 selection of flowers arranged in a jam jar628 animal made from fruit and/or vegetables629 miniature garden on a tray or shallow container630 selection of three home-grown vegetables631 selection of three home-grown fruit

NB: age will be taken into account and exhibitors must be under 17 yearsold on the show day.

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Keith was re-elected as the localcouncillor for Fulford and Heslington inMay 2015.Keith lives locally, off Heslington Lane,and is always happy to help localresidents - for example with planningconcerns and local issues. If you haveany problems please contact Keith:

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Fulford Show 2017Timetable and attractionsShow timetable8:30-10:15 Bring your exhibits to the Social Hall1:00pm The Sheriff and Sheriff’s Lady arrive; show opens in Social Hall and

on School Lane field1:15-1:45 Japanese drumming by Tengu School of Taiko (field)1:30 Music by the New Notes (pavilion)2:00 Music by the Leaping Giants (pavilion)2:00-2:30 Medieval Battle by Vanaheim Vikings (field)2:30 Music by the New Notes (pavilion)2:45-3:15 Tengu School of Taiko demonstration and audience participation.3:00 Music by the Leaping Giants (pavilion)3:30 Children’s sports4:15 Tug-of-war4:30 Presentation of trophies in Social Hall5:00 Sale of unreserved exhibits

Show attractions*Children’s funfair *York Knights giant inflatable *Fulford Tapestry*Local Stalls *Food quarter *Miniature railway*Music by the New Notes and the Leaping Giants*Vibrant and varied Living History Encampment*Acting scenarios offering a slice of Medieval life*Japanese drumming by Tengu School of Taiko*Visit by Minster FM Grand Tour

Enquiries to Verna Campbell at 01904 637462, emailinfo@fulfordshow.org.uk.

Please contact us if you can help us on the day to set up and dismantle

Fulford Parish Council Allotments now have plotsavailable at modest rates. Come along and grow your

own fruit, vegetables and flowers, and meet withfriendly, helpful fellow gardeners.

Contact Lyz Shaw on 633151 for details.