Great Bentley Show 2016 The Great Bentley Show is the only village show in the Eastern Region covered by

our Judges to still have a marquee.

This is due to the generosity of our Vice-Presidents and Members, whose financial

support is crucial to our survival.

Our aim is to have a traditional show that encourages Horticulture, Arts and Craft

all year round, while providing an entertaining event.

If you would like to become a Vice-President or Member of the Show please feel free

to fill in the form below and send with your chosen donation to:-

Richard & Dorothy Nowak Hon. Treasurers

Great Bentley Show

Fairfield, The Path

Great Bentley

Colchester

Essex CO7 8PN

I/We would like to become Vice-President/s and enclose a subscription of £…………..

Minimum £10.00 per person

From Name: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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Post Code: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Please make cheques payable to ….Great Bentley Show

THE

GREAT BENTLEYSHOW

COMPANION

DOG SHOWAnd many other ATTRACTIONS

Saturday3rd September 2016

Great Bentley Village Green

Show starting at 1.30pm

Open to all amateurs FREE PARKINGPlease take one

Entry forms inside

FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, CRAFTS

RULES1. Intending exhibitors shall give notice to the Entry Secretary on the form provided

of the class or classes in which they intend to compete not later than the time and date shown on the entry form. 8.00pm on Wednesday 31st August 2016. PLEASE NOTE THAT NO EXCEPTION WILL BE MADE TO THIS RULE. Entries to adult classes will be accepted from exhibitors under the age of 16

2. Exhibits All plant exhibits must be grown in the exhibitor’s garden or allotment Pot plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least

two months prior to the show unless otherwise mentioned. All Handicrafts must be the work of the exhibitor, (adults and children)

finished in the last year and not previously exhibited. Flowers for the Floral Art classes need not be grown by the exhibitor.

3. The committee reserves the right to visit and to inspect any exhibit entered for competition prior to the show.

4. DEFINITION. “Amateur” is a person who grows plants, flowers, fruit, vegetables for pleasure and not for his or her livelihood and in the case of cookery and handicrafts does not earn his or her livelihood by making the goods and/ or teaching the skills.

5. Exhibitors may only have one entry in each class.6. Exhibitors should label the variety of their exhibit. In the event of close

competition a named exhibit will be given preference to an unnamed one.7. All glasses, plates, vases, show boards, etc. to be provided by the exhibitor unless

otherwise stated, and should be removed at the end of the show.8. Preparation

All roots must be washed and all necessary leaves and stalks removed as per schedule from vegetables.

Fruit must be shown as grown and not polished. Soft fruit must also be shown with stalks attached. (Except peaches &

nectarines). When there are several items in an exhibit they should be of similar size

and colour. Pot plants should be in clean pots and damaged/ dead leaves or flowers

should be removed.9. All art work, particularly in children’s classes must be dry

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SECTION IV: - CHILDREN’S CLASSES: - continued 159 Gingerbread people 160 A chocolate cake

161 A tie-dyed article162 A hand-sewn item163 A piece of pottery164 A monster themed collage- A4 size165 A printed design/pattern.-A4 size166 A salt dough model – recipe on page 14167 A Lego model168 A photograph ‘Playtime’– taken by entrant169 A decorated hat170 A decorated shoe box171 A hand written verse with illustration172 A painting – any medium -up to A3 in size173 A pencil drawing A4 size174 A coloured pencil or crayon drawing A4 in size175 An A4 poster advertising a film/movie176 A book mark177 A greetings card made using a computer178 A junk model 179 A mask (any medium) – must have eye holes and be wearable

180 An animal made from fruit/ vegetables – pins/ cocktail sticks allowed181 An item of art or craft not already mentioned

182 A face on a plate –any medium (no more than30cm/ 12” diameter)183 A piece of jewellery made from pasta – fixings allowed184 A vegetable or fruit grown by the entrant185 A puppet – any medium – any type – e.g. glove, string, finger, etc.186 A container of fresh flowers with foliage

ALL ART AND CRAFTWORK MUST BE DRYRECIPE FOR SALT DOUGH – Class 165225gm (8oz) plain flour 225gm (8oz) saltMixed to stiff paste with water and baked 8 hours (overnight) in a cool oven110c / 225f. If decorated, please ensure exhibit is dry before Show entry.

NB. NO VISIBLE NAMES ON ENTRIESENTRANTS – PLEASE ALSO NOTE ALL ENTRIES MUST BE CLEARED

BY 5.30pm

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Please check sizes where given, as an item

of the incorrect size may not be judged

AWARDS

Points: - Points will be awarded in all sections as follows:-1st – 3 points 2nd – 2 points 3rd – 1 point

Prize money: - Prize money will be awarded as follows:-Adults – Sections I, II, III, Children - Section IV

1st - £1.50 1st - £1.502nd - £1.00 2nd - £1.00

3rd - 50pN.B. Adult Classes 11, 43 and 44 and Floral Art Classes 94 – 98 inclusive

1st - £3.00 2nd - £2.00TROPHIES Special trophies for overall winners:-

1. M.E. GIBBON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY:- Awarded to the person gaining the most points overall in sections II & III

2. KATHLEEN & ARTHUR ABREY TROPHY:- Awarded to the Great Bentley Resident gaining most points in sections I,II,III (Adult)

3. GOLDEN JUBILEE CUP: - Awarded to the person gaining most points in the Show. (All ages, all sections)

TROPHIES for individual sections or classes are listed in the relevant section.N.B. TROPHIES ARE THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE WINNER

AND MUST BE RETURNED TOMR AND MRS MICHAEL BIRD AND FAMILY,

TYE COTTAGE, TYE RD, GREAT BENTLEY, CO78QX6 WEEKS BEFORE THE NEXT SHOW

(22ND JULY 2017)REMINDER TO EXHIBITORSLast Day for entries: - Wednesday 31ST AUGUST 2016NO exceptions will be made. All entry forms to the Entry Secretary (Entries can be posted-cheques payable to Great Bentley Show)Staging of entries from 7.30a.m. to 10.00 a.m.:-3th September 2016. The Marquee will be cleared for judging at 10.00 a.m.No exhibits to be removed before the Presentation of awards

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WINES119 Home-made red wine, sweet120 Home-made red wine, dry121 Home-made white wine, sweet122 Home-made white wine, dry123 Wine made from a kit

124 Beer/ale made from a kit (capped bottle)125 Sloe gin – clear bottle – METAL/ CORK TOP

N.B. ALL WINES to be in clean, clear bottles, using “T” corks. A space of approx. 6mm (1/4”) between cork and wine is required. All exhibits must be labelled and dated; labels must be 2.5cm (1”) from bottom of bottle.

SECTION III: - ART & CRAFT: - continued HANDICRAFTS

126 An item of pottery127 A canvas work (needlework, not BINCA)128 A hand knitted item129 A baby’s knitted garment (for a baby under 18months)

130 A child’s garment, knitted or sewn (for a child 2-8 years,)131 A hand made toy132 Four gift tags133 A patchwork and/or quilting article134 A piece of embroidery (traditional, free, machine or blockwork)135 A cross stitch article under 25cm (10”) excluding frame136 A cross stitch article over 25cm (10”) excluding frame137 A scrapbook layout – one page 12” x 12”138 An example of woodcraft139 A greetings card140 An Item of beadwork jewellery

141 A miniature boxed room.142 An Item of Craft Not Mentioned Above

* 143 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Light and Dark’ *144 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Fun and frolics’ *145 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Watch Out!’ *146 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Historical Structures’ *147 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Wedding bells’ *148 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘Warm and Cuddly’ *149 PHOTOGRAPH – ‘OPEN- (any subject)’

*All photography entries must be original and by the author. The use of studio facilities is accepted but assistance in such facilities in taking or lighting of image/s is unacceptable. ‘Velcro’ will be supplied by the Steward to stick on the back of the mount for mounting on the display screens.

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Photographers please note.

All photos to be Min 7x5 inchesMax A4 size(Not including mount).

All entries to be surface mounted on card with max border of 1 inch

SECTION III: - OPEN ARTS AND CRAFTS AWARDS:-

27) THE FLORAL ART CUP – most points in Floral Art Classes28) THE CHAIRMAN’S TROPHY –best Floral Art Exhibit29) GREAT BENTLEY FLOWER SHOW TROPHY – most points in the cookery

Classes gained by a Great Bentley resident30) THE McWILLIAMS CUP – best exhibit in cookery31) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN CUP – most points in handicraft32) THE ROSS CUP – best exhibit in handicraft33) THE MRS M KEMP MEMORIAL TROPHY – best exhibit in classes 150-154

34 THE HAROLD LAMBERT CUP – most points gained in classes 150-15435) THE J W FOTHERGILL TROPHY – most points gained in wine classes36) THE PERCY & EMMA ABREY TROPHY – best exhibit in wine classesALEC CORTON PRIZE: - One prize for an ADULT and one prize for a CHILD in the PHOTOGRAPHY classes

FLORAL ART:- 93 A foliage only exhibit.

94 An exhibit of floating flowers in a clear glass bowl95 An exhibit incorporating a duo (depth, width and height not exceeding 60cm

In total)96 An exhibit incorporating ‘An unusual container’97 A petite exhibit (i.e. not exceeding 25cm in depth, width or height-not diagonally)

98 A buttonhole and a corsage ( a male/female pair)

HINTS FOR FLORAL ARTExhibitAn exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories. Containers, drapes, exhibit titles and mechanics (wire, oasis, tape, etc.) may always be included in an exhibit, unless otherwise stated.

In all exhibits natural plant material should predominate.

Flowers and foliage can be either from the garden, (but need not be grown by the exhibitor) and /or bought, (not dried).

WARNING: - All entries must be cleared by 5.30pm

The show committee will not be responsible for any items remaining after removal time.

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SECTION II: - OPEN HORTICULTURALAWARDS:-10) THE PRESIDENTS’ CUP – most points in Section II

11) THE RHS BANKSIAN MEDAL – most prize money in section II. This can only be awarded to the same exhibitor once every 3 years. Previous winners – Mr D. Rumbellow 2013, Mr A. Owens 2014 Mr B. Layzell 2015. 12) THE JOHN F CLARK MEMORIAL TROPHY – most points in Vegetable classes.

13) THE RHS BRONZE MEDAL – best Vegetable exhibit, (excl class 44)14) THE JUBILEE TROPHY – most points in the Flower classes (excl Dahlias)15) FRIENDS OF THE GREEN CUP – most points in Flower classes (including Dahlias)16) THE PETER DUFFIELD TROPHY – most points in the Dahlia classes17) THE NATIONAL DAHLIA SOC. SILVER MEDAL – best Dahlia exhibit18) THE NATIONAL DAHLIA SOC. BRONZE MEDAL – runner up19) THE RHS BRONZE MEDAL – best exhibit in the Chrysanthemum classes20) THE RAY PURDY CUP – most points in the Chrysanthemum classes21) THE FRANK ATTHILL MEMORIAL TROPHY – most points in Rose classes22) THE ROYAL NATIONAL ROSE SOC. BRONZE MEDAL – best Rose exhibit23) THE ALFRED HARVEY MEMORIAL TROPHY – best Fuchsia exhibit24) THE BAY LAUREL CUP – most points in pot plant classes25) THE EVERGREENS’ CUP – best pot plant exhibit26) THE ARTHUR ABREY MEMORIAL CUP – best fruit exhibit

VEGETABLE CLASSES

24 3 Potatoes – white25 3 Potatoes – coloured26 9 Runner beans, under 30.5cm (12”)27 9 Runner beans, over 30.5cm (12”)28 3 Carrots – stump rooted- tops trimmed to 7.5cm (3”)29 3 Carrots – long pointed – tops trimmed to 7.5cm (3”)30 3 Leeks31 3 Beetroots - tops trimmed to 7.5cm (3”)32 5 Medium Tomatoes approx. 65mm (2½”)in diameter33 A dish of 20 small Tomatoes – each not exceeding 35mm 34 3 Courgettes between 10 to 15cm (4” to 6”) long35 3 Onions – each bulb 250grams (8.8oz) max36 3 Onions – exhibition, over 250grams (8.8oz)37 9 Shallots – Exhibition38 9 Shallots – for pickling – not exceeding 30mm diameter39 2 Marrows – 350mm (13¾”) max

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GREAT BENTLEY SHOW 2016ENTRY FORM (2)

Please complete one entry form per person- circle the classes in which you wish to enter(entries on separate sheets of paper will be accepted)

Return entry forms with fee of 20p per class to the Entry Secretary,Mrs S Scillitoe,The Warren, Sturrick Lane, GREAT BENTLEY, CO7 8PS

By 8.00pm on Wednesday 31st August 2016 No exceptions will be made for late entries.

Please note only forms and money to the Entry Secretary– NOT entries.

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132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146

147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161

162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176

177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 (ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS)

I wish to enter the classes indicated above and agree to be bound by the rules of the show and understand that exhibits are entered at my own risk.

Title and full name……………………………………………………………………………………………..

Full address……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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Post code……………………………………….Telephone no…………………………………………..

Fee………………Size – framed paintings & needle work pieces…………………………..

Age………….(Children’s classes)

COMPANION DOG SHOW(Held under Kennel Club Rules and Regulations)

In conjunction with the

GREAT BENTLEY SHOWTo be held on Saturday 3rd September, 2016,

At Great Bentley Village Green, Nr Colchester, Essex

Judge: - Diane Beaumont

Entry Fee: - £1.00 per class (paid on the day)Special awards for Best in Show

Reserve Best in ShowBest Puppy and Best opposite Sex

Best NoveltyRosettes and Cards to fifth place

JUDGING STARTS AT 1.30PM

PEDIGREE CLASSES

1) Best Puppy (6-12 months)2) Any Variety Sporting3) Any Variety Non-sporting4) Open

NOVELTY CLASSES

5) Best Veteran (Dog/Bitch 7 years and over)6) Best Child Handler (up to the age of 16)7) Best Crossbreed/Mongrel8) Best Rescue Dog or Bitch9) Dog most like its owner10) Prettiest Bitch11) Handsomest Dog12) Dog/Bitch with waggiest tail13) Dog/Bitch in best condition14) Dog/Bitch the Judge would most like to take home

OFFICIALS 2016PRESIDENT MICHAEL WHITECHAIRMAN DAVID FLINNDEPUTY CHAIR LYNDA McWILLIAMS

Hon. TREASURERS RICHARD & DOROTHY NOWAK ENTRY SECRETARY SHIRLEY SCILLITOE Tel :-

(01206250247) AWARDS SECRETARY THE BIRD FAMILY

HONORARY SECRETARY JACKIE PLUMMERContact Jackie Plummer Tel :- (01206)250158 or

Email :- jackie@plummerelectrical.co.uk_____________________________________________________________

TIME TABLE

STAGING OF ENTRIES 7.30 – 10.00 a.m.JUDGING SHOW EXHIBITS 10.15 a.m.THE SHOW, DOG SHOW And MARQUEE all OPEN at 1.30 p.m.RAFFLE DRAW 4.30 p.m.Followed byPRESENTATION of AWARDS

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE CLEARED BY 5.30 p.m.ENTRY TO MARQUEE £1.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS FREE

ENTERTAINMENT – GAMES – STALLS ANDOTHER ATTRACTIONS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON

COMPANION DOG SHOWINFORMATION – CENTRE PAGES

ENQUIRIES TO: - LYNDA McWILLIAMS 250732

Great Bentley Show is affiliated to:-The Royal Horticultural Society

The Royal National Rose SocietyThe National Dahlia Society

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10. The Committee will not be responsible for loss or damage before, during or after the show, but all possible care will be taken. Please do not use items of value or sentimental value with your exhibits.

11. No person will be admitted to the Marquee while the judges are making their awards except the Stewards appointed to wait on them.

12. Should there not be sufficient entries in any class; a prize will only be awarded at the discretion of the Judges. If the number and quality of exhibits warrant it, the Committee may give extra prizes.

13. The decision of the Judges will be final except in cases where, after any award has been made, the exhibit is found not to be in accordance with the schedule. All matters of protest, etc. must be lodged with the Entries Secretary not later than 4.00pm on the day of the Show with a deposit of 50p, which will be refunded if the protest is upheld. The protest will be dealt with by the committee, whose judgement shall be final.

14. The Committee requests that exhibitors do not leave paper, vegetable and flower trimmings lying about, so as to keep the marquee neat and tidy.

15. No exhibit may be removed before the presentation. However, all exhibitors MUST REMOVE THEIR PRODUCE BY 5.30 p.m. The Committee will not be responsible for exhibits remaining after the removal time.

16. Exhibitors will receive on the day of the Show a card numbered on one side and with the exhibitor’s name on the other. A card for each entry will be issued and each card must be placed by the exhibit in the class to which it relates with NAME SIDE DOWN. Entries MUST NOT include the name of the exhibitor.

17. Prize money will only be paid out on the day of the Show.

18. All entry fees must be paid at the time of entry. Entry fee is 20p per class.

19. Staging of entries will be between 7.30 a.m. and 10.00 a.m.

20. Entry to the marquee after 10.15 a.m. and before 1.30 p.m. will be restricted to Judges and Show Officials only. No member of the public will be allowed to enter the marquee during this period.

21. With the exception of prize winners’ names – NO DATA collected by representatives of the show will be shared with any third party.

MARQUEE OPENS TO THE PUBLIC at 1.30 p.m.

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SECTION III:- ART & CRAFT- continued #150 A drawing - any medium #151 An oil painting #152 A water colour #153 A work in pastels #154 A painting – any medium#147-151 Secure hanging screens will be available. It is essential that pictures have a lightweight cord fitted to them for hanging.PLEASE PUT SIZE OF ALL FRAMED CRAFT WORK ON ENTRY FORM SECTION IV:- CHILDREN’S CLASSES

Each class will be judged in four age groups – as at the date of showa) 2 – 4 years (incl); c) 8 – 11 years (incl); b) 5 – 7 years (incl); d) 12 – 16 years (incl);

THE ENTRANTS AGE MUST BE STATED ON ALL EXHIBITS IN THIS SECTION.

AWARDS:

37) THE KATHLEEN ABREY CUP – awarded to a Great Bentley resident for most points in the 2 – 4 years age group

38) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN YOUTH CUP – awarded to a Great Bentley resident for the most points in the 5 -7 years age group

39) THE APLIN CUP – awarded to a Great Bentley resident for the most points in the 8 -11 years age group40) THE FENWICK CUP - awarded to a Great Bentley resident for the most points in the 12 -16 years age group 41) THE GEORGE MITCHELL CUP – best exhibit of Art42) THE ALISON LINGARD MEMORIAL TROPHY – best cookery exhibit43) THE MARJORIE MITCHELL CUP – best exhibit of craft44) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN TROPHY - Judge’s choice45) THE GREAT BENTLEY SHOW CUP – most points gained in this section overall46) THE LONGCROFT CUP – best exhibit in class 168(photograph)47) THE JAMES FOOKES MEMORIAL CUP – best exhibit in class 17248) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN TROPHY – most points non-resident aged 2-4yrs49) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN TROPHY – most points non-resident aged 5-7yrs50) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN TROPHY – most points non-resident aged 8-11yrs51) THE FRIENDS OF THE GREEN TROPHY – most points non-resident aged 12-16yrs

CHILDREN’S COOKERY

155 A plate of flapjacks

156 5 sweet biscuits

157 5 small cakes

158 Any chocolate crispies X5

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Cookery judged for taste and appearance

Cling film will be provided to cover cookery

SECTION I:-GREAT BENTLEY RESIDENTS1) This section is restricted to exhibitors resident in the Parish of Great Bentley. 2) An exhibitor may enter Sections I, II and III if eligible.

AWARDS:- 4) THE RUTH SHARP MEMORIAL CUP: - most points in Section I5) THE STURDY TROPHY: - best exhibit in Section I6) THE JACK WOODS PRIZE (£10.00):- best vegetable exhibit in Section 1 (excluding class11)7) THE JACK WOODS PRIZE (£10.00):- best flower exhibit in Section I8) THE W G & E SHARP TROPHY: - best Fuchsia exhibit in Section I9) THE MICK BAXTER MEMORIAL ROSETTE: - best selection of allotment produce in Section I.

VEGETABLE CLASSES1 3 Potatoes2 9 Runner beans3 5 Tomatoes (with stalks)4 3 Carrots – tops trimmed to 7.5cm (3”)5 3 Onions – each bulb 250 grams (8.8oz) max6 3 Onions – exhibition, over 250 grams (8.8oz)7 2 Marrows – 350 mm (13.75”) max8 3 Beetroots with tops trimmed to 7.5cm (3”)9 1 Cucumber10 Any other vegetable11 Allotment Holders Challenge – An assortment of produce grown on allotment,

presented in a tray or on a cloth 61cm x 61cm (2ft x 2ft)max FLOWER CLASSES

12 Dahlia – 3 blooms in a container13 Gladioli – 1 specimen spike in a vase14 Hydrangea – 1 head in a vase15 Mixed annuals in a vase16 H. T. rose – 3 blooms in a vase17 1 Rose judged for perfume only, in a vase18 Mixed flowers – shrubs, annuals and/or perennials in a vase19 Asters 5 stems any type in a vase20 A flowering pot plant21 A non – flowering pot plant22 A fuchsia in pot – single flower type23 A fuchsia in pot – double flower type

WARNING: - All entries must be cleared by 5.30 pm The show committee will not be responsible for any items remaining after removal time.

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SECTION III: - ARTS & CRAFTS: - continued

Cling film will be provided for covering cookery exhibits COOKERY

99 A Vegetarian quiche (handmade pastry)100 A Victoria sandwich – (No decoration or sugar coating and only jam filling)101 5 fruit scones (uncut)102 A Pavlova (filled and decorated)103 Traditional apple tart (homemade crust, top and bottom)104 5 cupcakes-decorated105 A round of shortbread106 A small white loaf 450g (1lb) - handmade not bread machine 107 A seeded or fruited loaf 450g (2lb) - made in a bread machine 108 A novelty loaf - handmade not bread machine 109 Fruit cake (using recipe below)110 A celebration cake judged for decoration only111 A lemon drizzle cake112 A ginger cake (undecorated)113 Jar of chutney with a vinegar proof twist top114 Jar of fruit jelly115 Jar of marmalade (made from fresh oranges)116 Jar of soft fruit jam117 Jar of stone fruit jam 118 Jar of lemon curd

N.B. All preserves should be sealed with a wax circle and covered with paper or clear cover – NO METAL LIDS or KILNER TYPE JARS (excluding class 113)

RECIPE FOR FRUITCAKE (CLASS 109)225gm (8oz) plain flour 150gm (5oz) caster sugar2 level teaspoons baking powder 2 eggs½ (half) teaspoon mixed spice 225gm (8oz) mixed dried fruit150gm (5oz) soft margarine/ butter 7 tablespoons milk

Pre-heat oven to a very moderate Gas Mark 3 – 325 F – Celsius 160 – middle shelfMethod

1. Prepare an 18cm (7”) cake tin. PLEASE NOTE TIN SIZE IS APPROXIMATE2. Sieve flour, baking powder and mixed spice together.3. Cream margarine /butter and sugar until light and fluffy.4. Beat in eggs, one at a time, adding a little flour with the second egg.5. Fold in half the remaining flour and prepared mixed fruit, folding gently until well

mixed. Then fold in half the milk. Repeat with remaining dry ingredients and finally fold in remaining milk.

6. Put in prepared cake tin and smooth the top.7. Bake in the pre-heated oven for 1¾– 2 hours.8. Test before removing from the oven. Leave in tin for 5 minutes. Turn out, remove

paper and cool on wire tray.(Oven temperatures taken from an official conversion table)

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SECTION II: - OPEN HORTICULTURAL: - continued40 Heaviest truss of Tomatoes (need not be ripe)41 2 Cucumbers42 Any other vegetable 43 A collection of a vase of flowers, a dish of fruit & a dish of veg. (each

containing only one kind)44 Collection of 5 herbs

FRUIT CLASSES 45 3 Apples, cooking46 3 Apples, dessert47 3 Pears48 1 Dish of 10 ripe berries (on stalks)49 Any other fruit

FLOWER CLASSES DAHLIAS

50 3 Blooms, small decorative – max size 170mm (6¾”)51 3 Blooms, medium decorative – max size 220mm (8¾”)52 3 Blooms, large or giant decorative53 1 Specimen bloom, large or giant54 3 Blooms, small cactus or semi – max size 170mm (6¾”)55 3 Blooms, medium cactus or semi – max size 220mm (8¾”)56 5 Blooms, miniature ball – max size 115mm (4½”)57 5 Blooms, miniature decorative – max size 115mm (4½”)58 5 Blooms, pom pom - max size 52mm (2”)59 3 Blooms, small ball –max size170mm (6¾”)60 A container of 9 blooms-may be mixed61 A vase of 3 waterlily dahlia62 A vase of 3 bedding dahlias – any type

GLADIOLI63 Vase of 3 spikes64 1 Specimen spike

CHRYSANTHEMUMS65 Garden spray Chrysanthemums, 3 sprays66 3 Blooms, incurved or intermediate67 3 Blooms, reflex68 1 Pot Chrysanthemum

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SECTION II: - OPEN HORTICULTURAL:- continued FLOWER CLASSES: - continued ROSES

69 5 HT roses – any variety70 3 HT roses – one variety71 3 Sprays, floribunda roses – any variety72 3 Sprays miniature roses – any variety73 1 Specimen rose with foliage74 1 Rose judged for perfume only75 Stages of growth – 3 vases of one variety: bud, open and fully open.

FUCHSIAS76 1 Specimen in pot – single flowered77 1 Specimen in pot – double flowered78 1 Specimen in pot – standard or half standard

OTHER FLOWERS79 Vase of 5 Asters, single80 Vase of 5 Asters, double81 Vase of 5 stems not already mentioned82 Vase of flowers not already mentioned83 Hydrangea – 3 heads in a vase

POT PLANTS84 1 Non flowering pot plant85 1 Geranium (Pelargonium), pot not exceeding 15cm (6”)86 1 Flowering plant (not already mentioned)87 Collection of cacti or succulents, 4 kinds88 A single cactus89 A container of outdoor plants

NOVELTY CLASSESNo points awarded in this section90 Longest Runner Bean91 A misshapen vegetable92 Heaviest Pumpkin

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GREAT BENTLEY SHOW 2016ENTRY FORM (1)

Please complete one entry form per person- circle the classes in which you wish to enter(Entries on separate sheets of paper will be accepted)

Return entry forms with fee of 20p per class to the Entry Secretary,Mrs S Scillitoe The Warren, Sturrick Lane, GREAT BENTLEY, CO7 8PS

By 8.00pm on Wednesday 31st AUGUST 2016

No exceptions will be made for late entries.Please note only forms and money to the Hon. Treasurers – NOT entries.

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177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 (ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS)

I wish to enter the classes indicated above and agree to be bound by the rules of the show and understand that exhibits are entered at my own risk.

Title and full name……………………………………………………………………………………………..

Full address……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Post code……………………………………….Telephone no…………………………………………..

Fee………………Size – framed paintings & needle work pieces…………………………..

Age………….(Children’s classes)

COMPANION DOG SHOW(Held under Kennel Club Rules and Regulations)

ENTRY FORM-ON THE DAY

Owners Details

Name……………………………………………………………………………………

Address………………………………………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………………………………………………

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Dog’s Name Breed Age Class Entered

Total Entry Fee = £……………