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KINGS BROMLEY SHOWSaturday 27th July 2013

Showground opens 8.00 am

COMPETITIVE CLASSES SCHEDULE Showground Admission: Members (with membership card) 1 adult + 1 child Free Adult £5.00 Family (2 adults + 2 under 16) £12.00 Concessions (OAP or 1 carer per wheelchair) £3.00 Under 16 £3.00 Under 5 Free Adjacent Field Parking Free

ALL EXHIBITORS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY SHOWGROUND ADMISSION WHEN STAGING EXHIBITS

FULL REFUND AVAILABLE BEFORE 10.30 am

Our Victorian Show

AWARDSARTSheila Abel Novice Trophy Winner - Novice Painting classSheila Abel Intermediate Trophy Winner - Intermediate classNat West Bank Tray Best exhibit in sectionCOOKERYMrs H Prince Cup Highest points in sectionMrs Gilmour Posy Bowl Winner - Under-18’s Cookery classRobert Gilmour Rose Bowl Winner - Men’s Cookery classCRAFTSMrs Dorothy Barnes Trophy Highest points in sectionF Baskerville Cup Best exhibit in sectionIvy & David Butcher Trophy Best exhibit in Needlework classesFLORAL ARTMrs Sarah Cliffe Rose Bowl -Mrs Biddy Cliffe Salver -Deacon Cup Best exhibit in sectionBlackmore Basket Winner - Novice ClassHORSES – presented in Horse Ring on completion of each classBrook Cup Winner - Class 121H Garland Cup Highest points in classes 122, 124 & 128Rachael Salt Trophy Highest points in classes 122 - 129Philip Lowe Cup Highest points in classes 123, 125 & 129HORTICULTURALBernard Allen Trophy Winner - Best Kept Summer Garden (class 220) Charles Heeley Cup Winner - Sweet Peas (class 141)David Cliffe Cup Highest points - Flower classes (excl. class 141)George Manners Trophy Highest points - Bean classesJim Fox Cup Highest points overall Midlands Car Club Cup Highest points Vegetable classes (173 - 192)Mrs B Baskerville Trophy Highest points Under-18’s classes Mrs Edmund Corn Cup Winner - Best Kept Front Garden (class 220)Captain Furniss Cup Winner - Best Kept Communal Summer Garden (class 221)Senior Citizens Trophy Winner - Senior Citizens classSociety’s Flower Cup Best exhibit in Flower classesSociety’s Gardens Cup Novice winner - Best Kept Summer Garden (class 220)PHOTOGRAPHYFrost Carpets Candelabra Best exhibit in section TREASURED VEHICLES COMPETITIONMr & Mrs C Jarman Trophy Awarded at Judge’s discretionTUG OF WARBlythe Garage Shield Winners - 600 kilo competitionCharlotte Lee Trophy Winners - 640 kilo competitionMaxon Cup Winners - 680 kilo competitionWOODWORKHalso Petroleum Trophy Highest points in sectionW Osborne Senior Cup Best exhibit in sectionCONTRIBUTION TO THE SHOWGeorge Myatt Plate Awarded at Committee’s discretion

ENTRY FEES

FREE ENTRY FOR UNDER-18s IN ANY CLASS (except Horse & Dog Sections)

SECTION PER ENTRYART ££0.50CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS FreeCHILDREN’S RACES FreeCOOKERY ££0.50CRAFTS ££0.50DOG SHOW £££££££££1.00FLORAL ART£ £0.50HORTICULTURAL ££££ £0.50HORSES Classes 121 to 130 £4.00 Classes 131 to 133 FreePHOTOGRAPHY ££0.50TREASURED VEHICLES By invitation onlyWOODWORK ££££0.50YOUNG CRAFTS Free YOUNG FLORAL ART Free

PRIZES SECTION 1st 2nd 3rdART £5.00 £3.00 £1.00CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS £20.00 £10.00 £5.00CHILDREN’S RACES £3.00 £2.00 £1.00COOKERY £5.00 £3.00 £1.00 Classes 67 and 68 only £3.00 £2.00 £1.00CRAFTS £5.00 £3.00 £1.00

Classes 91 to 94 only £3.00 £2.00 £1.00DOG SHOW Rosettes and prizesFLORAL ART £5.00 £3.00 £1.00 Classes 105 and 106 only £3.00 £2.00 £1.00HORTICULTURAL £5.00 £3.00 £1.00 Classes 171 and 172 only £10.00 £7.00 £5.00 Classes 200 to 205 only £3.00 £2.00 £1.00HORSES Classes 121 to 130 Trophies, shields & rosettes Classes 131 to 133 £5.00 £3.00 £1.00PHOTOGRAPHY £5.00 £3.00 £1.00

Classes 16 and 17 only £3.00 £2.00 £1.00TREASURED VEHICLES Commemorative plaquesWOODWORK £5.00 £3.00 £1.00YOUNG CRAFTS £3.00 £2.00 £1.00

SECTION ORGANISERS

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Jonathan Nason 2 Fox Court Kings Bromley DE13 7JH 01543 473600

CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS Olwen Holland 24 Alrewas Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HW 01543 472034

COOKERY Tanya Maxon 1 Lichfield Road Kings Bromley DE13 7JE 01543 472737

CRAFTS & WOODWORK Tricia Rothery 1 Alrewas Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HW 01543 473022

DOG SHOW Ann McDermott Rookery Lodge Rugeley Road Kings Bromley DE13 7JG 01543 472666

FLORAL ART June Baker 2 Yoxall Road Kings Bromley DE13 7JJ 01543 472828

HORTICULTURAL Alison Howard 36 Alrewas Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HW 01543 472720

HORSES Philip Lowe 41 Alrewas Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HW 01543 472572

TREASURED VEHICLES Roger Price 11 Manor Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HZ 01543 472941

TUG OF WAR Nigel Lee 4 Alrewas Road Kings Bromley DE13 7HW 01543 472935

YOUNG CRAFTS Kirsten Harber 2 Bromley Court Kings Bromley DE13 7HE 01543 472120

GENERAL SHOW RULES

1. The Kings Bromley & District Horticultural Society will accept no liability for loss, damage or accident that may occur at the Show other than by their own negligence; and will entertain no claims for anything that may happen to exhibitors, their servants, or property in connection with or arising from the Show.

2. The Organisers reserve the right to alter, withdraw or otherwise amend the schedule as deemed necessary.

3. Entries: Entry forms must be received by the Section Organisers by 12noon on the day before the Show.

4. Exhibitors may make multiple entries in classes (except Horticultural) but only one prize will be given to an exhibitor in any one class.

5. Exhibits: Staging must be completed between 8am and 10am on the day of the Show with the exception of the Floral Art and Horticultural Sections, whose exhibitors may also stage between 7pm and 8pm on the night before the Show by arrangement with the Section Organiser.

6. Each Exhibitor is responsible for placing the official entry card on each exhibit, and shall be responsible for placing their exhibit on the show bench under the direction of a Steward.

7. No exhibitor shall interfere with or move an exhibit not their own. Should this be necessary, it is to be undertaken by a Steward.

8. Exhibits may not be removed until 5pm and should be cleared by 5.30pm. No responsibility will be taken for items not collected by 5.30pm unless a special arrangement has been made with the Section Organiser.

9. Judging: No person except those officially engaged shall be allowed to enter the Competitive marquee during judging from 10am to 1pm.

10. Judges shall have the right to withhold prizes and awards if the exhibits are not considered to be of sufficient merit.

11. Objections: To any entry, or against any exhibitor, must be made to the Section Organiser or the Society’s Secretary before 2 pm on Show Day, with a £5 deposit, to be forfeited if the objection is found to be frivolous.

12. Any prize in dispute shall be withheld until a decision is given by at least three members of the General Committee.

13. Awards and Prize Money: Where awards are given for Highest Points in a section, these will be calculated as 5 for 1st, 3 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd.

14. Awards will be presented by the President of the Society in the Competitive Marquee at 4.45pm. Winners will be required to sign a written undertaking to be responsible for their safe keeping and return to the Society’s Secretary or appointed representative at east eight weeks before the next Show.

15. Prize money will be paid in the Competitive marquee at 5pm.16. Items Not Covered: Any questions or matters not provided for by these rules

shall be decided by a majority of the General Committee.

ARTS SECTIONSponsored by HLP UK Limited

All enquiries to Jonathan Nason 01543 473600, 07980 450 705email [email protected]

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. The term ‘Novice’ describes an exhibitor who has not previously won any

prize in the Art Section at this Show.2. The term ‘Intermediate’ describes an exhibitor who has not previously won

the Best Exhibit in Section Award.3. If the exhibit is to be sold, please clearly mark ‘For Sale’.4. All exhibits must not have been entered in this Show before.5. All exhibits should be framed with the facility to be hung for display. Entrants

must provide hooks for their paintings to be hung from the display trellis.6. All exhibits should be clearly marked on the back showing the class for

which they are entered.

Class 01 Drawing – Pencil or pen and ink.Class 02 Drawing – Coloured chalks or pastels. Class 03 Painting – Landscape – any medium. Class 04 Painting – Architecture/Buildings – any medium.Class 05 Painting – Still Life/Flowers – any medium.Class 06 Painting – Portrait/Figure – any medium.Class 07 Painting – Novice – any medium.Class 08 Painting – Intermediate – any medium.

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CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS COMPETITIONSponsored by Lichfield Cathedral SchoolAll enquiries to Olwen Holland 01543 472034

GUIDANCE NOTES1. The theme for the 2013 competition is ‘A Victorian Character’.2. The judges will be looking for:

Interpretation of the theme. Originality.

Amount of work that has gone into the costume and any accessories.3. Entry forms are not required. All entrants should gather together where

directed when the competition is announced.4. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes and 4th place certificates will be awarded

immediately after the Judging.

Class 31 Age 5 and under on 27 July 2013.Class 32 Age 6 to 11 years on 27 July 2013.

CHILDREN’S RACES Sponsored by Lichfield Cathedral School

Medals sponsored by JMI Windows

GUIDANCE NOTES1. Entry forms are not required. All entrants should gather together where

directed when the competition is announced.2. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd prizes will be awarded at the end of each race.3. Medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in all races.Class 41 Girls under 5 years of age. Class 42 Boys under 5 years of age. Class 43 Girls aged 5 and 6. Class 44 Boys aged 5 and 6. Class 45 Girls aged 7 and 8. Class 46 Boys aged 7 and 8. Class 47 Girls aged 9 and 10. Class 48 Boys aged 9 and 10. Class 49 Girls aged 11 and 12. Class 50 Boys aged 11 and 12. Class 51 Masefield Trophy Race for Kings Bromley girls, aged 12 years or under.Class 52 Masefield Trophy Race for Kings Bromley boys, aged 12 years or under.

COOKERY SECTIONSponsored by Interiors (Rugeley) and

Under 18’s Cookery sponsored by Lichfield Cathedral SchoolAll enquiries to Tanya Maxon 01543 472737

Class 61 Victoria Sandwich – Fresh cream and strawberries.Class 62 Fruit Cake.Class 63 Selection of cooked, home made Canapes – 6.Class 64 Macaroons – Flavour and colour of your choice – 4 .Class 65 Chilli Jam – 1 jar, recipe below. Class 66 Wheaten Bread – recipe below.Class 67 Peppermint Creams – 10, any shape - UNDER 9’s ONLY.Class 68 Cup Cakes – 6 only, individually decorated in a vintage style

- UNDER 18’s ONLY. Class 69 A cake of your own choice - MEN ONLY.Class 70 Homemade Alcoholic Tipple – 1 bottle.

Chilli JamMakes approximately 1.5 litres

150 g long fresh red chillies, each de-seeded and cut into about 4 pieces150 g red peppers, cored, de-seeded and cut into rough chunks1 kg jam sugar 600 ml cider vinegar

Put the cut-up chillies into a food processor and pulse until they are finely chopped.

Add the chunks of red pepper and pulse again until you have a vibrantly red-specked processor bowl.

Dissolve the sugar in the vinegar in a wide medium-sized pan over a low heat without stirring. Scrape the chilli-pepper mixture out of the bowl and add to the pan. Bring the pan to the boil, then leave it at a rolling-boil for 10 minutes.

Take the pan off the heat and allow it to cool. The liquid will become more syrupy, then from syrup to viscous and from viscous to jelly-like as it cools.

After about 40 minutes, or once the red flakes are more or less evenly dispersed in the jelly (as the liquid firms up, the bits of chilli and pepper start being suspended in it rather than floating on it), ladle into your jars. If you want to stir gently at this stage, it will do no harm.

COOKERY SECTION - continuedWheaten BreadMakes one loaf

12oz (359g) coarse wholemeal flour 4oz (100g) soda bread flour1 heaped tsp bicarbonate of soda 1oz (25g) demerara sugar1oz (25g) butter 16 fl oz (450ml) buttermilk2oz (50g) pinhead oatmeal 1 x loaf tin 8.5in x 4.5in

If you can’t get soda bread flour make it by mixing together 1Ib plain flour, one heaped teaspoon baking soda, one teaspoon cream of tartar and 1 teaspoon salt.

Put both flours, bicarbonate of soda and half pinhead oatmeal in a large bowl and mix well. Add the buttermilk gradually and stir to a soft dough.

Warm loaf tin and grease with butter. Turn dough into tin and top with remaining oatmeal and press lightly with fingertips. Cook at 400F/200C, gas mark 6, for first 30 minutes, then at 350F/175C, gas mark 5, for a further 30 minutes. Turn onto rack to cool.

Cooked bread should have a hollow sound when tapped on base.

CRAFTS SECTIONSponsored by HLP UK Limited

All enquiries to Tricia Rothery 01543 473022

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. No article to have been worn or washed.2. If the exhibit is to be sold, please clearly mark ‘For Sale’.3. Exhibits must not have been entered in this Show before. Class 81 Lace - any type. Class 82 Embroidery - Victorian themed, machine or hand.Class 83 Box, Vessel, Bag - any medium.Class 84 Knitting - any ply.Class 85 Cross Stitch Picture - framed.Class 86 Picture - framed, any medium except cross stitch.Class 87 Miniature Sampler - any mediumClass 88 Judge’s Favourite - any craft article you have made.Class 89 Patchwork and Quilting - any medium.Class 90 Toy Animal - soft or stuffed, any medium.Class 91 Any article hand stitched - UNDER 9’s ONLYClass 92 Any article hand stitched - AGES 9 to 12 ONLYClass 93 Any article machine stitched - UNDER 9’s ONLYClass 94 Any article machine stitched - AGES 9 to 12 ONLY

DOG SHOWSponsored by Halso Petroleum, Pool House Veterinary Group, Rookery

Lodge Bording Kennels and Cattery, and AK Feeds All enquiries to Ann McDermott 01543 472666

ENTRIES ON THE DAY FROM 10.30 am

FIRST CLASS COMMENCES AT 12.00 noon PROMPT.

This family fun dog show will have the usual four classes for Pedigree Dogs, plus Fun Classes, open to all dogs of any kind.

Prizes: Special prizes for Best in Show and Best Puppy in Show donated by Halso Petroleum

For 1st to 5th places in all classes, donated by AK Feeds, and Rookery Lodge Boarding Kennels and Cattery.

Rosettes:

Rosettes for first to third places in all classes, donated by Pool House Veterinary Group.

The fun classes judged by local figures, include classes for:

Best conditionBest crossbreedBest rescueBest trickBest veteran - dogs 7 years and olderFancy dressMost appealing eyesMost handsome dogPrettiest bitchWaggiest tail

Organised by Rookery Lodge Boarding Kennels & Cattery

FLORAL ART SECTION Partly sponsored by Interiors (Rugeley)All enquiries to June Baker 01543 472828

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES

1. An exhibit is composed of natural plant material with or without accessories contained within the space specified.

2. Artificial plant material must not be included unless specifically stated.

Class 101 A Victorian design of your choice. Class 102 In the Kitchen - accessories to be included, if desired.Class 103 Out of The Garden - An exhibit to include garden material and fruit, if desired.Class 104 NOVICE All green in colour ferns to be included.

Childrens’ classes sponsored by Lichfield Cathedral School

Class 105 CHILDREN - aged 4 to 7 years The Secret Garden - in a tray, can use any material of your choice.Class 106 CHILDREN - aged 8 to 11 years The Secret Garden - in a tray, can use any material of your choice.

HORSE SECTION RULES AND GUIDANCE NOTES

1. The Kings Bromley & District Horticultural Society will accept no liability for loss, damage or accident that may occur at the Show other than by their own negligence; and will entertain no claims for anything that may happen to competitors, their servants, property or horses in connection with or arising from the Show.

2. Safety: The Organisers reserve the right to refuse any entrant whom they consider may be a danger to themselves or others.

3. All riders shall be responsible for the safety of themselves, horses and the general public on the Show Field.

4. It shall be a condition of entry that each entrant shall indemnify the Kings Bromley & District Horticultural Society against any legal action arising therefrom.

5. Hard hats must be worn at all times.6. Entries: Are accepted on day of Show. 7. All entrants must present a current and valid Horse Passport for inspection

before entries can be accepted.8. All entrants must complete conditions of entry form and hand it in to the

Horse Section Steward on the day of the Show 9. The following age limits shall apply: Junior, up to but excluding those

competitors who are 16 years of age on day of Show. Senior, 16 years or over on day of Show.

10. Judging: The Judges’ decision is final.11. Competitor numbers must be worn when competing.12. Objections: Any objection to any competitor or entry must be made to the

Horse Section Organiser or Stewards by 2pm, and a sum of £5 shall be deposited and forfeited if the objection prove frivolous, this being decided by two members of the Horse Section and the Judge.

Show Field AdmissionOpen from 8.00 am

One rider and one helper or driver per competing horse will be given free admission to the Show Field. All others must pay the full Show admission charge.

FIRST CLASS COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT 9.30 am

ENTER ON THE DAY

HORSE SECTION Sponsored by Halso Petroleum

All enquiries to Philip Lowe 01543 472572

Class 121 Junior Best Turned Out Lead Rein Pony.Class 122 Junior Best Turned Out Horse / Pony and Rider.Class 123 Senior Best Turned Out Horse / Pony and Rider.Class 124 Junior Best Ridden Horse - Pony.Class 125 Senior Best Ridden Horse - Pony.Class 126 Best Coloured Horse/Pony.Class 127 Best Young Handler (Handler under 14 years of age).Class 128 Obstacle Course with straw bales and poles under 14 HH.Class 129 Obstacle Course with straw bales and poles over 14 HH.Class 130 Veteran Horse or Pony 15 years old and over. Entries to be led NOT RIDDEN.

Ring careers of veterans should be written on cards and handed in when entries are made. This information may be used on the public address system for spectators’ interest only.

FUN CLASSESSponsored by Pool House Veterinary Group

Class 131 Horse/Pony - the Judge would most like to take home.Class 132 Best Platted Mane and Tail.Class 133 Fancy Dress - Rider only in Fancy Dress - Victorian Theme.

HORTICULTURAL SECTIONAll enquiries to Alison Howard 01543 472720

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. Unless otherwise stated, Rules and Definitions regarding exhibits and

judging shall be those published in the latest edition of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Show Handbook.

2. All vegetables are to be exhibited clean. Root crops should have tops cut to 3” unless otherwise stated. The exhibitors will use their own containers. Where possible exhibits should be named. Exhibits must be in water or water retaining material, where applicable. Pot diameters and container sizes are unlimited, except where specified.

3. The Committee shall be at liberty to inspect gardens of intending exhibitors in order to see the articles for competition. All produce must be from the exhibitor’s own garden and cultivated by them, or have been in their possession for at least two months prior to the Show.

4. There will be only one entry per class per exhibitor in this Section.5. A ‘Senior’ citizen is a person of 65 years of age or over.6. Drip trays should be provided by exhibitors to protect staging.

FLOWERS

Partly sponsored by David Cliffe

Class 141 Sweet Peas - 3 spikes each of 3 distinct varieties (separate vases).Class 142 Sweet Peas - 10 spikes mixed.Class 143 Rose - 1.Class 144 Roses - 4 distinct stems in water; any species.Class 145 Dahlia - 3 stems of different varieties.Class 146 Perennials - 3 kinds, minimum of 9 stems.Class 147 Annuals - 3 kinds, minimum of 9 stems.Class 148 Pelargonium - 1 regal.Class 149 Pelargonium - 1 of any kind other than regal.Class 150 Foliage Plant - 1 of any kind including ferns.Class 151 Fuchsia, Standard - 1.Class 152 Fuchsia, Bush - 1.Class 153 Flowering Plant (not orchid) - 1 in bloom (not in classes 148,

149, 151, 152).Class 154 Collection of Pot Plants (not orchid) - 5, maximum pot size 7”.Class 155 Begonia, Tuberous Rooted - 1.Class 156 Garden Flowers - 1 vase of mixed, judged for quality and variety.

HORTICULTURAL SECTION - continuedFRUIT

Sponsored by New Farm Produce

Class 160 Raspberries - 10 with stalks.Class 161 Gooseberries - 10 with stalks.Class 162 Blackcurrants - 12.Class 163 Any Soft Fruit - 10 of one variety, not in classes 160 to 162.

COLLECTIONSSponsored by Rugeley Self Storage

Class 170 Senior Citizen Collection of Vegetables. MEMBERS ONLY. Any of 3 kinds chosen from: 2 potatoes, 2 carrots, 2 beetroots, 4

pod of peas, 4 broad beans.Class 171 Collection of vegetables.

Any of 4 kinds chosen from classes 173 to 191, displayed in box or basket not exceeding 18” in width.

Class 172 Master Gardener. 1 Exhibit from each of Flowers 141 to 156, Fruit 160 to 163 and Vegetables 173 to 191 classes.

VEGETABLESPartly sponsored by speedwellstar.com

Class 173 Potatoes White - 3 of one variety.Class 174 Potatoes Coloured - 3 of one variety.Class 175 Carrots - 3.Class 176 Beetroot - 3 round.Class 177 Onions - 3 dressed, under 8 oz.Class 178 Shallots (Pickling) - 8. Maximum size 30mm.Class 179 Peas - 8 pods.Class 180 Broad Beans - 8 pods.Class 181 Runner Beans - 8 pods.Class 182 French Beans - 8 pods.Class 183 Cabbages - 2 pointed, or round, cut with 3” stems.Class 184 Tomatoes - 5 fruits.Class 185 Tomatoes - 10 fruits, cherry type.Class 186 Cucumbers - a pair.Class 187 Vegetable Marrows - a pair, maximum length of 16”.Class 188 Courgettes - a pair, maximum of 6”.Class 189 Collection of Herbs - 4 kinds in water, labelled with names. Class 190 Leeks - 2.Class 191 Any Other Vegetable - not in classes 173 to 190.Class 192 Comedy Vegetable - Show your misshapen vegetable!

HORTICULTURAL SECTION - continued‘NEW GROWERS’ SPECIAL CLASSES

For those who have never entered an exhibit in the Horticultural Section at Kings Bromley Show.

Class 193 One Rose.Class 194 Three Blooms (excluding roses).Class 195 Three Vegetables (any variety).

UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE(on 27 July 2013)

Sponsored by Barbara Baskerville

Class 200 Miniature Garden in a standard sized seed tray.Class 201 Radish - 4.Class 202 Pressed Flowers - arranged on A5 page.Class 203 Collection of Grasses in water.Class 204 Vegimal - character or animal made from fruit and / or vegetables.Class 205 Mustard and / or Cress - in any unusual container.

GARDENS

Sponsored by The Plant Plot

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES

1. Gardens must be within the Parish Boundary. 2. Entrants in these classes must largely cultivate their own garden, although

some help with tasks such as lawn mowing or hedge clipping will be accepted at the judge’s discretion.

3. The definition of a ‘Novice’ is a person who has not previously won any prize in the Gardens Section at this Show.

4. A Communal Garden is a garden within the Parish Boundary tended by a group or organisation.

Class 220 Best Kept Summer Garden - to be judged the week before the Show. Entrants eligible for the Bernard Allen Trophy, (Best Kept Summer Garden); Mrs Edmund Corn Cup (Best Kept Front Garden); and Society’s Gardens Cup, (Novice Winner, Best Kept Summer Garden).

Class 221 Best Kept Communal Summer Garden - to be judged the week before the Show. Entrants eligible for the Captain Furniss Cup.

PHOTOGRAPHY SECTIONSponsored by speedwellstar.com and

U18s by Lichfield Cathedral SchoolAll enquiries to Jonathan Nason 01543 473600, or 07980 450 705

email [email protected]

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. All exhibits must be mounted on thin card with the class number written on

the card. 2. All photographs must be 6” x 4” plus mount to maximum size of 8” by 6”. 3. Entries will be accepted in black and white or colour; excluding classes 16

and 17.4. An entrant may only enter two photographs in each class.5. All exhibits must not have been entered in this Show before.6. All exhibits should be clearly marked on the back showing the class for

which they are entered.

Class 10 The Victorian era.Class 11 A silhouette. Class 12 A princely object.Class 13 A castle.Class 14 A horse-drawn vehicle.Class 15 Kings Bromley Show 2012.Class 16 Holidays in colour - UNDER 18s only.Class 17 A portrait in black and white only - UNDER 18s only.

TREASURED VEHICLE SECTIONSponsored by Colin Buckland, David Cliffe,

and Kingfisher Cafe & Holiday ParkAll enquiries to Roger Price 01543 472941

Entry is by INVITATION ONLY.Winners receive commemorative plaques. Small plaques will be presented to each entrant.

TUG OF WARSponsored by The Tug of War Association

All enquiries to Nigel Lee 01543 472935

Class A 600 kilosClass B 640 kilosClass C 680 kilos

WOODWORK SECTIONSponsored by Tippers Building Materials

All enquiries to Tricia Rothery 01543 473022

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. If the exhibit is to be sold please clearly mark ‘For Sale’.2. Exhibits must not have been entered in this Show before.

Class 95 Turned Spinning Top - decorated.Class 96 Hand Carving - article that is exclusively hand carved.Class 97 Turning – article under 7” diameter.Class 98 Turning – article over 7” diameter.Class 99 Turned Candlestick.

YOUNG CRAFTS SECTIONSponsored by Lichfield Cathedral School

All enquiries to Kirsten Harber 01543 472120 or 07766 316 316 email [email protected]

ADDITIONAL SECTION RULES and GUIDANCE NOTES1. Exhibits must only be the work of the exhibitor.2. Exhibits must not have been exhibited at this show before.3. The 2013 theme is “Victorian” but entries do not have to follow the theme.4. An exhibit does not have to be specially made for the Show. Please enter

school work, as well as items made at home.5. All work must be labelled on the reverse side with the exhibitor’s name,

age and school year.6. There is no limit to the number of entries an exhibitor can make in any

class, but only one prize can be awarded in any one class. 7. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to collect exhibits by 5.30pm on the

day of the Show. Uncollected items will not be stored unless a special arrangement has been made in advance with the Section Organiser.

Please also see other Sections for the Under 18’s classes.

PRE-SCHOOL/NURSERY/SCHOOL RECEPTION (at the end of Summer term 2013).

Class 231 Potato Print Picture - A4 size. Class 232 Victorian Peg Person - Dress a wooden peg in Victorian style.Class 233 A Picnic on a Paper Plate - Cardboard sandwiches, or

playdough cakes etc.Class 234 A Kite With Tail - Made from card with decorative tail.

Maximum A4 size.

YOUNG CRAFTS SECTION - continued

SCHOOL YEARS 1 & 2 (at the end of Summer term 2013).

Class 235 Victorian Peg Person - Dress a wooden peg in Victorian style. Class 236 Wax Crayon Picture - A4 size. Can be drawing or wax etching.Class 237 A Kite With Tail - Made from card with decorative tail.

Maximum A4 size. Class 238 3D Model of a Victorian School Using any material. Maximum footprint of A4 size.


Class 239 Silhouette of Yourself - A4 size. Class 240 3D Model of a Victorian School. Using any material. Maximum footprint of A4 size.Class 241 Postage Stamp Collage of your Teacher. Using any material (make it as funny as you like) A4 size Class 242 3D Model of a Castle or Palace. Fit for a King or Queen, using any material.


Class 243 Postage Stamp Collage of your Teacher. Using any material (make it as funny as you like). A4 size. Class 244 3D Model of Anything from the Industrial Revolution. Bridges, trains, factories with chimneys etc.Class 245 3D Model of a Castle or Palace. Fit for a King or Queen, using any material.Class 246 Handwriting. Any piece of handwriting that you are really proud of, mounted on `A4 card.

JUDGESART Mary Griffin BA, PCGE (Art Ed), RBSA David Griffin BA, PCGE (Art Ed), Dip. Hist. Art, RBSA

CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS The President and Guests

COOKERY Adrian Corry Justine Halifax Duncan Hindley Nigel Lee

CRAFTS Una Smith

FLORAL ART Irene Bates (NAFAS)

HORSES Tim and Barbara Marsland

HORTICULTURAL Wendy Prestidge David Lock (Chairman of Judges)

PHOTOGRAPHY Niall Buntain

TREASURED VEHICLES Barry Dunn Rob HilyerTUG OF WAR Roger Beardsmore

WOODWORK Tim Davies

YOUNG CRAFTS Mel Harrison Sue Hannam

ENTRIESCHILDREN’S RACES, DOG SHOW & HORSE - entries are made on the day of Show

TREASURED VEHICLE SECTION - Entry is by invitation only

For all other entries, please complete the entry forms on pages 22 & 23, showing the number of entries required in each class and send with payment (50p per entry). Under 18’s may enter any class free of charge (except Dog Show and Horse Sections). Please include the age for entries by under 18’s. Entry fees may be paid in cash or by cheque made payable to Kings Bromley Horticultural Society. Section Organisers must receive entry forms no later than:

12 noon on the day before the Show.

ENTRY FORMSFREE ENTRY FOR UNDER-18s IN ANY CLASS (except Horse & Dog Sections)

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY – classes 01 to 17

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COOKERY – classes 61 to 70

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CRAFTS AND WOOD WORK – classes 81 to 99

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FLORAL ART – classes 101 to 106

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HORTICULTURAL – classes 141 to 221

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YOUNG CRAFTS – classes 231 to 246

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ENTRIES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE MADE ON THE DAY

CHILDREN’S RACESDOG SHOW

HORSE SECTION

KINGS BROMLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETYwww.kingsbromleyshow.co.uk

The Kings Bromley Show organised by the Society is the major village event of the year. It takes twelve month’s work on the part of a few volunteers to achieve this, and the support of more members of the village in this endeavour would be wonderful. There is a lot of work for a few people, so if you could help organise something in advance, or help on the day, please let us know who you are. There is only one way to help, and that is to let someone know you are willing. Please ring either the Show Organisers Allan Howard on 01543 472720 or Paul Bowns on 01543 472942 or the Society Secretary Judith Berry on 01543 472441. There are so many things to be done, and so few people who will offer to help do them. Many country shows have ceased through lack of volunteers. The Society ...

Helps the Community. Enriching village life is one of the Society’s aims. On the Show Field itself benches have been put in place; stiles on the public footpath have been replaced by kissing gates and native species of trees have been planted, some of which have been dedicated to the memory of committed Society Members.

Projects undertaken in the past few years include the production of four leaflets describing walks around the parish (available free); the provision of a pictorial map of the Parish on display in the church with a copy outside the Village Hall (unframed limited edition prints available at £10); the planting of daffodil bulbs in the grass verge alongside the Show Field; funding via the Parish Council for a dog-waste bin in Vicarage Lane, another outside the Show Field, a litter bin in the nearest lay-by and a substantial contribution to repair and replace village notice boards. The Society takes the ownership of its Show Field very seriously. Work is constantly in progress to maintain this open space for enjoyment by the whole community. The Cricket Club, Football Club, Youth Group and The Richard Crosse Church of England School use the field on a regular basis. Whenever possible the Society makes the field available to others. The Society ...

Helps Village Organisations. Direct help in the form of grants have been provided in a number of cases, including: the Pre-School Group; the Village Hall; Nursing Home Fundraisers; Churchyard Maintenance Team; Swifts Football, Bowling, Snooker and Credo Clubs. The Open Gardens Weekends are fully funded so that all money raised can be donated to charity. The Society also helps by providing a free opportunity for groups to raise their own funds by playing a part in the Show, and also by making the Society’s field available for outdoor events.

Please Become a Member. A membership fee of £6 (January to December) gives free admission to the Show on production of the membership card for an adult and child, a quarterly newsletter, opportunities to make comments and suggestions on the running of the Society and Show, attendance at the AGM, and the satisfaction of helping to maintain a valued Kings Bromley tradition. Please support the Society by becoming a Member. Contact Pam Smith, Membership Secretary, 4 Kings Walk, Kings Bromley, Burton on Trent, DE13 7JU, or ring 01543 473304.

Please help to ensure the future of Kings Bromley Show

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