2018 INSIDE EVENTS SCHEDULE AND PRIZE LIST

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1 Entry Fee $0.30c 2018 INSIDE EVENTS SCHEDULE AND PRIZE LIST Entries accepted on the day closing at 10.30am Prizes: 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 Hall Marshall: Ngaire Morey Committee: Jenny Walter, Gay Semenoff, Christine Gilmore, Lynne Nelley, Joy Beer and Liz Booth No entries will be accepted unless paid for at the time of entry. EARLY ENTRIES For those wishing to enter indoor exhibits on Friday 16th February the Hall will be open from 2pm-4pm. Entries not to be removed from Hall before 3.00pm. Prize money to be collected from 3.00pm in Hall. Any article receiving a prize at our Show may not be entered again. Joyce Hick Memorial Cup Most Points in Hall Grace Newman Memorial Trophy Most Points in Horticulture, Garden produce, Fruit Dahlia and Flowers Thanks to the following sponsors for their generous donations Joy Beer, Ngaire Morey, Lynne Nelley, Gay Semenoff, Jenny Walter, Christine Gilmore, Liz Booth, Muriel Dodd, Therese Morey, Broadwood Gardening Club, Mitre 10, The Northland Age, Hokianga Hats, Bells Produce, and Empire Mart

2 GARDEN PRODUCE Broadwood Gardening Club Tray for Most Post Points Eligible for Grace Newman Memorial Prizes for Most Points, Most Entries 1 Beans, three same variety 2 Beetroot, three 3 Carrots, three 4 Buttercup 5 Cucumber, telegraph 6 Cucumber, long 7 Cucumber, apple, three 8 Lettuce 9 Marrow 10 Kumikumi 11 Courgettes, three 12 Capsicum, any colour, three 13 Best Pumpkin 14 Potatoes, three 15 Onions, three 16 Silverbeet, three leaves 17 Tomatoes, three 18 Sweetcorn, three 19 An unusual shaped vegetable 20 Any other vegetable 21 Bulbs Garlic, three 22 Herb Collection 23 Peas, three 24 Best Collection from kitchen garden (one of each variety only) Special Prizes Class 12, 19 and 20 FRUIT Points Eligible for Grace Newman Memorial Prize for Most Points 31 Rhubarb, three stalks 32 Lemons, three 33 Apples, three 34 Plums, three 35 Pears, three 36 Peaches, three 37 Any other fruit 38 Berries, three 39 Collection from Orchard (one variety of each) HOME PRODUCE Mrs Kos Newman Memorial Trophy for Most Points Prizes for Most Points, Most Entries Bottle Fruits to be in Syrup and in Quart Jars. All Jams and Jellies to be in Jars. (no commercial labels left on jars) Judge has the right to open jars if necessary. ALL JARS MUST BE CONTENT LABELLED & DATED. 41 Best Collection of Jams, three 42 Best Collection of 1 pickle, 1 chutney, 1 sauce 43 Best Collection of Fruit, three jars 44 Pickled fruit or vegetable (in brine) 45 Jar pickle Gherkins 46 Preserved Beetroot 47 Plum Sauce 48 Tomato Sauce 49 Sauce any other kind 50 Chutney, any kind 51 Relish any kind 52 Pickle any kind 53 Preserved Peaches 54 Preserved Pears 55 Preserved Plums 56 Preserved Fruit, any other kind 57 Blackberry Jam 58 Plum Jam 59 Jam, any other kind 60 Lemon Honey 61 Marmalade 62 Jelly, any kind 63 Hen Eggs, three 64 Hard Cheese 65 Soft Cheese 66 Butter 67 Collection of Home Produce (5 different) Special Prizes classes 42, 48 and 60 Special Prizes Class 31 and 38 2

3 COOKING Mrs A.E. Seymour Trophy Most Points Prizes for Most Points and Most Entries Sponge Sandwich to be unfilled and tops left plain 71 Four Decorated Cupcakes 72 Four Savoury Muffins 73 Four Sultanas Scones 74 Four ANZAC Biscuits 75 Four Pikelets 76 Fruit Loaf 77 Sultana Cake 78 Shortbread, four 79 Chocolate Cake, iced 80 Pizza 81 Four Chocolate Brownie 82 Four Biscuits, same variety 83 Four Pieces of slice same variety 84 Four Pieces Chocolate Fudge 85 Fruit Shortcake, four pieces 86 Sponge Sandwich 87 Bread any variety 88 Decorated Birthday Cake to be judged on decoration only 89 Iced Banana Cake Special Prizes Class 72, 73, 79 and 84 NEEDLEWORK SECTION A. Thorburn Family Cup for Most Points, Prize for Most Points Trophy will be awarded to the competitor who accumulates the most points over the most classes. Any article previously winning a First Prize at our Show not to be entered again. Classes plain sewing with minimum hand finishing. Articles should not be washed or worn before exhibiting. 101 Tapestry 102 Embroidered Article 103 Any patchwork article 104 Any quilted article 105 Homemade cuddly toy 106 Male or Female Garment 107 Any other sewing article 108 An Apron 109 A recycled article, any medium Special Prizes Class 109 BABY S PLUNKET SINGLET PATTERN Using Size 10 knitting (4mm) needles and any baby wool. Cast on 48 stitches. Rib 16 rows of 2 plain, 2 purl. Then knit 30 rows of stocking stitch. Cast on 12 stitches for the sleeves. Rib until the end of the row. Next row cast on 12 stitches and continue in the rib pattern for 20 rows. Right side: Rib 21 stitches, then cast off 30 stitches for the neck. Rib 21 stitches. Next row rib 21 stitches. Cast on 30 stitches. Rib 21 stitches. Repeat for 20 rows. Wrong side: Cast off 12 stitches (to finish the sleeve). Next row cast off another 12 stitches. Continue 30 rows of stocking stitch. Then rib 16 rows of 2 plain, 2 purl and then cast off and sew up the side seams. Finished articles can be donated to Foster Hope Northland. Please indicate when entering. ARTS AND CRAFT SECTION Debbie Beer Memorial Trophy Most Points Prize for Most Points 130 Mosaic Article 131 Homespun Garment 132 Handmade Jewellery 133 Garden Art - any medium 134 Woven Flax Kete 135 Wood Carving 136 Macramé any article 137 Sculpture, any medium 138 Article Recycled Article, any medium 139 Decorated Picture or Mirror Frame, any medium 140 Painting 141 Any other Craft Article using any medium 142 Handmade Greeting Card Special Prizes Classes 133 and 138 PHOTOGRAPHY All Photographs to be mounted on card or paper. No glass or heavy frames allowed. Prizes for Most points. Competitors limited to two entries per class. All photos must be no larger than 15x21cm, except for landscape (class 144). Amateur competitors only 143 Portrait of person/persons (not landscape) 144 Scenic/Landscape, (own choice) 145 Candid, own choice 146 Animal/s, own choice 147 Action shot, own choice 148 Under 16 years (My Choice) 149 Black and White or Sepia 150 Nature s Beauty up to 6 photos to be mounted on a sheet no larger than A3 Special Prizes classes 147 and 150 KNITTING AND CROCHET SECTION Mr. And Mrs. E. Carman Challenge Tray for Most Points. Prize for Most Points Article should not be washed before exhibiting. Any article previously winning a first prize at our Show not to be entered again. 121 Tea Cosy 122 Any other knitted or crochet article 123 Knitted Garment 124 Crochet Article cotton 125 Baby s Plunket singlet see Baby s Plunket Singlet Patttern 126 Knitted Slippers 127 Child s Knitted Beanie Special Prize Class 125 and 127 3

4 DAHLIA SECTION Dave Marshall Memorial Tray Most Points Prizes for Most Points, Most Entries Points Eligible for Grace Newman Memorial Peggy Moody Memorial for Champion Dahlia 189 Collarette, any size 190 Collection of Dahlias, 3 different 191 Ball (over 50mm) 192 Miniature Pom (under 50mm) 193 Giant Decorative, over 175mm 194 Giant Cactus, over 175mm 195 Medium Decorative, mm 196 Medium Cactus, mm 197 Miniature Decorative, under 125mm 198 Miniature Cactus under 125mm 199 One Dahlia, any other kind 200 Water Lily 201 Any other miniature 202 Fimbriated Dahlia any size Special Prizes Class 197 and 198 FLORAL ARTISTRY Jordan Rose Bowl for Most Points (Open Class). All competitors please note: Competitors are to use their discretion when entering open, intermediate or novice classes. Any competitor entering a novice class for three years, must advance to the intermediate class. Flowers to be securely arranged to permit movement. Points eligible for Grace Newman Memorial Accessories Allowed. Flowers should be fresh unless otherwise stated. Theme: A CELEBRATION NOVICE CLASS Prizes for Most Points 1 Wall Arrangement any medium 2 Table Arrangement 3 Free Standing Arrangement CUT FLOWER SECTION Broadwood Gardening Club Tray for Most Points Eligible for Grace Newman Memorial Prizes for most points, most entries. 151 Collections of Zinnias, 3 different 152 Collections of Marigolds, 3 different 153 Collection of Daisy-like flowers, 3 different varieties 154 Collection of Asters, 3 different 155 Collection of Succulents, 3 different varieties 156 Collection of cut flowers, 3 varieties 157 Collection of cut flowers, 3 varieties, 1 colour 158 One Aster 159 One large Zinnia 160 One medium Zinnia 161 One small Marigold 162 One large Marigold 163 One Rose 164 One head Michaelmas Daisies 165 Rose, one spray 166 One stalk Belladonna lily 167 Specimen bloom, any flower not listed 168 Specimen head/truss any flower not listed 169 Specimen Spike, any flower not listed 170 Pansies or Violas, 3 blooms on a plain saucer 171 Pot Plant, flowering 172 Pot Plant foliage 173 Flowering Shrub 174 Miniature, any other bloom under 3cm 175 Climber 176 Fuchsia, spray 177 Prettiest potted colour maximum pot size 30cm 178 Hydrangea 179 Pineapple Lilly (Eucomis) 180 Collection of Perfumed flowers, 3 varieties Special Prizes Class 159, 169 and 177 SPIKE One stem with individual flowers coming off it Head/Truss More than one stem with flowers coming off them INTERMEDIATE CLASS Prizes for Most Points 4 Wall Arrangement any medium 5 Table Arrangement 6 Free Standing Arrangement OPEN CLASS Prizes for Most Points 7 Wall Arrangement any medium 8 Table Arrangement 9 Free Standing Arrangement Overall Champion 4

5 1st $2.00 2nd $1.00 3rd $0.50 STATE AGES (work to be unaided effort of children) Entries before 10.30am on the day CHILDREN S SECTION Most Points in each Section Mr & Mrs Mansbridge s Rosebowl for Most Points in Teenage, Intermediate and Junior Sections All entries to be labelled with competitors name and age TEENAGER YEARS Most Points FLORAL ARTISTRY 251 Posy in a cup 252 Weed and grasses arrangement 253 Lady s shoulder Spray Woven Flax Flowers COOKING Pieces of Slice, same variety biscuits, different varieties HANDIWORK 257 Handmade Greeting Cards 258 Digital Collage 259 Recycle Wearable Article D Poster Supporting/Recognising Our Champions Special Prizes Classes 254, 255 and 260 INTERMEDIATE 9-12 YEARS Most Points FLORAL ARTISTRY Woven Flax Flowers 271 Weed and Grasses Arrangement 272 Vegetable / Fruit Sculpture 273 Posy in a cup COOKING biscuits, different varieties Pikelets HANDIWORK 276 Handmade Greeting Card 277 Painting up to A3 size 278 Handwriting Presentation (see next page for instructions) Special Prizes Classes 270, 275, 278and 278 ENTRANTS in classes 278 and 298 must present the Sand Circle as in this schedule 5

6 JUNIOR 5-8 years FLORAL ARTISTRY Woven Flax Flowers 291 Vegetable/Fruit Sculpture 292 Weed and Grasses Arrangement 293 Vaseline Saucer COOKING biscuits, different varieties Pikelets HANDIWORK 296 Handmade Greeting Card 297 Painting up to A3 size 298 Handwriting Presentation (see next page for instructions) D Poster Supporting/Recognising Our Champions PRE-SCHOOL SECTION Under 5 FLORAL ARTISTRY 310 Weed and Grasses Arrangement 311 Vegetable/Fruit Sculpture COOKING 312 One decorated Biscuits (large) HANDIWORK 313 Make a Sand Picture of their name 314 Article Recycled Special Prizes Class 310, 312 and 313 Special Prizes Classes 290, 294, 298 and 299 Sand Circle Author: Briar McMahon Sand at the bay washed up by the sea clings to my feet and comes home with me. Instructions: Entrants will be judged on their handwriting (presentation). Juniors can present 2 or more verses. Intermediates the whole poem. Work to be presented on A3. Fold paper in 1/2, present handwriting on one side and type the same poem and illustrate it. Glue to the other half of the A3 page Sand in my hair, sand in my clothes, stuck to my legs and between my toes. Sand in the shower, grain by grain, makes a beach that slides down the drain. Sand in the drains is flushed away, back to the sea, back to the bay. 6

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8 CHILDREN S COLOURING COMPETITION NORTH HOKIANGA A&P SHOW AT BROADWOOD Prizes; 1st $10.00, 2nd $7.00, 3rd $5.00 Entries Close Friday February 16, 2018 at 5.00pm Saturday February 17, 2018 Name:... Phone:... Age:... Address:... 8 Post your entry to: Ngaire Morey, Hall Marshall, 795 Broadwood Road, RD1, Kohukohu 0491

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