Welcome to the 2017 Stanton Drew Flower show.

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3 Welcome to the 2017 Stanton Drew Flower show. This is not just a village flower show, any more, it has grown to be a village fun day with something for all the family. Not just flowers, but paintings, drawings, cakes, jams, photographs, home-made toys, arts & crafts and much more. There will be games for the children, sweet stalls, a bouncy castle, and welly wanging and the return of the popular Pet s corner in the paddock. Ice creams, barbecue, Thai food stall to tease your taste buds, and a bottle bar. From 2:30pm to 4pm the Church tower will be open. You can take a tour upto the Ringing and clock chambers, with a final climb to see the bells themselves in the belfry. The Church also houses displays of Arts and crafts, photographs, and children s entries. If you want a break from all the excitement, chill out with teas and homemade cakes in the Village Hall Tea room. Also in the hall will be the Village Business Links table, displaying adverts from anyone who would like to bring flyers, business cards or promotions for their village based business. Please promote your business, and please support the others when you can. This programme should provide you with all the information you need to enter the show, (see page 16). The middle pages can be removed and used / copied for the children s colouring entries (classes 87 & 93). There are two entry forms and rules under the middle pages for you to tear out. The Schedule of all the classes can also be detached from the centre. All can be photocopied to give to friends or family. This programme (in colour) can be found and downloaded on A very big thank you to all the businesses that have generously sponsored this year s Flower Show. Avalon Osteopathy 13 Blackmore & Langdon 13 Carpenters Arms 32 Chew Moos 11 Colin Clutterbuck 28 Community Cafe 28 Community Trust 39 Druids Arms 14 Fossil Stowe Craft Circle 34 Garden Machinery Ltd. 14 Greenlands 34 KC Printing 8 Kelston Sparkes 2 Mutts with Friends 30 3 Nigel Penny 27 Pensford Taxis 36 R.O. Dando & Sons 12 Rocky Mountain Nurseries 26 Scaffolding by Design 31 Septic Tank Services 14 Stanton Court 33 South Bristol Service Centre 10 Tidy Tim 6 Truespeed 7 Vears Ltd 8 W.J. Pearce 12 Winford Rd. Garage 34

4 Stanton Drew Flower Show Cup Winners in 2016 Classes Cup Winner Flowers, Fruit, Veg, Stanton Gate Cup Peter Cook Floral Art Mill Place Cup Claire Jones Cookery & Preserves Chew Valley Cup Liz Rudman Arts & Crafts Bromley Cup Verity Elsbury Photography Tarnwell Cup Raoul Chandrasakera Young Children Greenhayes Cup Primrose Wiesenthal- Saunders Junior Children Mountford Cup Samuel Reed Gardens Lecture Hall Cup Wendy MacKay Best In Show Stanton Drew Parish Cup Verity Elsbury Anyone can win the cups, except for the Best in Show Parish cup, which can only be won by a resident. In 2016 it was Verity Elsbury s entry in the Art & Craft category A Three Dimensional object in any medium that won her the Best in Show 4

5 Making the most of your exhibits All over the UK folk are preparing to enter a variety of flower and produce shows. These are very much a part of our heritage, with Chelsea Flower Show regarded as the most prestigious in the world, while Hampton Court Flower Show is the largest annual flower show in the world. We must congratulate Blackmore & Langdon s for winning Gold again at this year s Chelsea show. Whatever the size, a show needs exhibitors and you do not have to be an expert to exhibit. It is the exhibitors who enter the show and the visitors who come to the show that make a flower show a success plus a little luck with the weather. Stanton Drew Flower Show committee make every effort to create a schedule of classes to encompass something for everyone from fruit, vegetable and flower classes to arts and crafts, cookery and photography and children s classes. This year we may have been caught out by the lack of rain in the early summer which may have given your vegetables a hard time, But remember everybody else has the same problem, so enter them any way. The judges are all experts in their field but are not looking for world class standard, simply the best of those exhibits presented to them. Exhibitors should get up early to select their best produce, be it fruit, flowers or vegetables while the cooks can put the finishing touches to their culinary creations. The committee and helpers will also be up with the lark preparing the marquee, church and village hall, and there is an air of expectation as folk start to arrive bearing their exhibits which all have to be checked in. Timing is tight to get the exhibits booked in, displayed, judged and the results collated and prize cards distributed before the show opens, so please try to arrive in good time to register your exhibits. Take time to read the schedule carefully, especially regarding the stated number of items in a particular class. When selecting items for a particular class look for uniformity, freshness and freedom from damage. Beans should be matched for length, beetroot of roughly the same size or carrots of the same length and thickness. Tomatoes should still have the stalk on as this gives an indication of freshness. Runner beans should snap crisply rather than bend. The children s classes are very popular with visitors and show amazing creativeness in classes such as the miniature gardens and an animal created from fruit or vegetables, while decorated fairy cakes show considerable culinary skills and flair. Above all, enjoy the day and who knows you may arrive to find that your exhibit has received a prize card when you least expected it. So don t think that your produce is not good enough - have a go you never know. Mary Payne MBE 5

6 Not good with flowers or veg? How about creating something for our arts and crafts display which we show in the church. Enthusiasm counts more than anything else, you don't need to be an expert. If you like to paint or draw then your artworks will be very welcome. Perhaps you like to work with fabric then what about a small piece of patchwork, a cushion cover or a homemade soft toy. All you yarn workers out there, how about a knitted or crocheted piece, maybe even something needle felted? Maybe paper is more your medium? Then try making cards, a scrapbook or some origami. If you fancy trying your hand at jewellery making, don't forget you can make your own beads with air drying clay Fimo or papiermâché. Anyone out there who fancies a larger project could try making a dolls house or a child's sit on toy. The writers among you have not been forgotten, express your feelings about Brexit in our class 71 a short poem about Stanton Drew and Brexit. Still not sure? Try the Photography classes, again, you don t have to be an expert, just present your photographs well and have a go. Sue Elsbury Zara s winning miniature garden 6

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9 Keep to the size and shape of the cake if it is listed in the schedule. Presentation is important - try to choose a plate which suits what you have cooked. Doilies are optional but some people like to use them! Present the number of items listed in the schedule - your choice of the best in size, evenness of colour, cooking etc. Make sure jars are perfectly clean, the correct size and well labelled. No rusty lids please! Lastly - please be sure your items are in place in good time for judging and are lightly covered in cling film for protection. Cling film can be supplied at the show if you need it. Good luck and have a go! Tips from the Cookery Judge Tours of the Church Tower and Belfry Whilst at the Church, take a tour of the Bell Tower, where you can see and hear about the Ringing Chamber, the Clock Chamber, and the Belfry. Tours from 2:30pm until 4pm. Children under 16 will need to be accompanied by an adult. 9

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11 Village Business Promotion If you own or run a business that is actually based within the village, then bring along your business cards or leaflets (nothing larger than A4 please) and display them free of charge on the Village Business Links Promotion table in the Hall tea rooms Scarecrow Challenge Groups, families and businesses are invited to build a scarecrow to be placed in the allotted area before the show opens at 2pm. They can then be admired by the visitors, and prizes awarded. Please mark your exhibit. 15th Primrose Wiesenthal-Saunders winning entry for Key Stage 1 colouring. 11

12 Tombola and Raffle in action. 12

13 Elsie Paisey won a 1st for her Vegetable animal 13

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15 That Begonia was supposed to have been delivered in one piece Never mind John s skills were appreciated on the barbecue all afternoon 15

16 What to do on the day of the show and on Friday evening before. If you plan to exhibit, here s the procedure. Complete one of the entry forms printed in the middle of the programme, following the instructions given. Please use one form per person. If you need more, either photocopy the form or print it out from the website where a special link has been added. Please print your name clearly on the form in the way you would like it to appear on any certificates that you may win. You can enter exhibits in as many of the classes as you like, limited to three entries per class. You can only win one certificate per class. If you plan to enter any exhibits in Classes 56 or above, they will be displayed in the Church. In order to get them displayed to best effect please bring them to the Church between 6pm and 8pm the evening before, with your completed entry form. The form can then be retained by you, and used to make any marquee entries on the Saturday. (Church entries will still be accepted on Saturday) All remaining classes should be brought to the main flower marquee in the village hall paddock on Saturday from 8:00 am. At registration you will be given one display label for each exhibit, with your own entry number and name on it. At the booking in table you will be assisted, if necessary, to write the class number of the exhibit on the ticket. Your name will be hidden until after judging. You will then be told where your entries have to be displayed. It is your responsibility to place them. Ask a steward if you need any assistance. All exhibits must be in place by 10:30 so that judging can begin promptly. Once you have placed your exhibit please leave, until the show opens at 2pm. If you have children who have done some work at the school, it will have been entered for them in the school categories, a few days before. Please encourage your children to enter more exhibits on the day. When they bring those extra exhibits to registration, please let the registration clerks know that your child will already have been assigned an exhibitor s number, through their school entry. If you own, or run a business which operates from the village then please bring any promotional material / flyers and leave them (considerately) on display for all to see, on the Village businesses promotion table in the Village hall from late morning onward. At 2pm the Flower Show opens, judging should be complete and class winners certificates displayed. The category winner s prize presentation and the final Best in Show Cup presentation will take place towards the end of the show. The show closes at 5pm after which it will be appreciated if you could collect your exhibits. Have a wonderful day and Good Luck. 16

17 Class 1 A vase of sweet peas, 6 stems. 6 A bowl of floating flowers. 2 Stanton Drew Flower Show Schedule of Classes. For Saturday 15th July 2017 A vase of 6 stems, each of a different garden flower. Flowers - Marquee 7 A petunia plug growing in a pot (max. diameter 8 inches / 20cm) 3 A vase of 1 stem of a flowering shrub. 8 A vase of foliage (not flowers) 4 A flowering pot plant. 9 One specimen rose. 5 A foliage pot plant. Class Runner beans, 5 pods with stalk 10 attached. A plate of 3 potatoes all of the 11 same named variety. Vegetables - Marquee Courgettes, 3, maximum length 8" (20cm) Carrots, 3 of any one variety, trimmed to 2" (5cm) 12 A plate of 3 onions. 21 The heaviest potato. 13 A plate of 5 Shallots. 22 Any odd shaped vegetable. A plate of tomatoes, any single 14 named variety (minimum of 3 fruits) A collection of 3 different vegetables A display on a plate of 3 different salad ingredients. 24 French beans, 5 pods. 16 Broad beans, 5 pods. 25 A cucumber. 17 Beetroot, 3 (trimmed) 26 Any other vegetables. 18 Class Peas, 5 pods with the stalks attached. A dish of gooseberries. (minimum of 6 fruits) A dish of raspberries. (minimum of 12 fruits) Fruits - Marquee 29 A dish of blackcurrant bunches. (minimum of 5 bunches) 30 Any other fruit (including rhubarb)

18 Class 31 Your garden: The front, the back, or both. Gardens - Pre Judged 34 A patio container or hanging basket. 32 Your vegetable area or garden. 35 Your greenhouse or polytunnel. 33 Class 37 A border of any shape (not less than 5sq.metres) can include rockeries and gravel gardens. An arrangement in shades of yellow. 36 Floral Art - Marquee A garden entry from someone who has not entered before. Scarecrow Challenge This is intended for families, groups & businesses to get together to produce the best or most interesting scarecrow. There will be a 25 prize! 40 A bunch of edible flowers and / or culinary herbs in a recycled container. 38 A posy in an egg cup. 41 My garden in a vase. 39 Class A named, literary themed arrangement Cookery & Preserves - Marquee 42 A homemade hedgerow drink. 47 A Swiss Roll 43 Saturday 15th July 2017 A glass jar of marmalade. (to your own recipe) A glass jar of chutney or pickle. (to 44 your own recipe) A glass jar of jam. 45 (to your own recipe) Your favourite cake. 51 A glass jar of lemon curd. (to your own recipe) 49 A Hand Baked loaf 50 A Bread machine baked loaf 5 Cheese scones to a defined recipe. (see page 35) 18

19 Stanton Drew Flower Show 15th July 2017 Entry Form - 1 per person. (continuation sheets allowed) Please PRINT your name very clearly (As you would like it to appear on any certificates) Official Number Name... Address Parish Resident Residency will not be shown on the display ticket. But only a resident can win the Parish Cup. All others cups can be won by anyone Class Number No. of entries Class Number No. of entries Please fill in the class number you are entering (as shown in the show schedule). Alongside write the number of items you are exhibiting in that class. If you have Craft and Photo entries (Class Numbers 60 & over) hand this form to the entry clerk in the Church on Friday evening 6pm to 8pm. All other classes to the Flower Marquee entrance, on Saturday (No later than 10:30am). (All entries will be accepted Saturday) You will then be allocated an entrant number, and one display ticket for every item entered, which you must take, with your entry to the appropriate area for display. If you need more copies of this form please print it out from the special link (1 entry form per person) 19

20 Stanton Drew Flower Show 2017 Rules and conditions 1. There will be two booking in areas. Booking in for Classes 60 and above (Broadly these are non organic entries) will be in the Church on Friday 14th July from 6pm to 8pm. All other classes and late Church entries will be booked in at the main marquee in the Village Hall paddock, which will operate from 8:00 until 10:30am on Saturday 15thJuly. 2. Entries for the Gardens categories will be judged in the week before the show. 3. For children attending Stanton Drew Primary School, the school will co-ordinate entries in the Church displayed classes (87 to 96) beforehand. All other Children s entries, or any additional ones, should be taken to the relevant booking in area as specified in Paragraph 1 above. 4. Classwork entries for Stanton Drew Primary School children will be organized beforehand by Penny Cross. 5. Entries from children not attending Stanton Drew Primary School should be taken to the relevant booking in area as specified in Paragraph 1 above. 6. Entries for the Gardens category to be handed in to a committee member by Friday 7th July, or telephoned to Mary Payne Judging will take place in the week preceding the show. If your garden looks its best at another time, then you can arrange for judging at that time. 7. All flowers, vegetables and fruit in the Plant Categories must have been grown by the exhibitor. 8. Any exhibitor found showing produce not grown from their own garden or allotment will be disqualified. 9. All stands, vases and dishes to be provided by the exhibitor. Water will be available. 10. An exhibitor may make up to three entries per class, but may only take one prize per class. 11. The Committee will take ordinary care of exhibits, but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur. 12. The decision of the Judges shall be final. There is no Appeal process. 13. Certificates will be awarded for 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd in all classes. 14. Points for the winning of cups are allocated as follows:- 1 st 3pts, 2 nd 2pts, and 3 rd 1pt for each class. Only one entry per class will be included in the aggregate score. 15. There are a number of cups to be won for the various categories and these remain the property of the Show to be returned to the Committee by 31st May 2017, or one month before the next Show, whichever is the sooner. 16. All exhibits must be left for display between 2pm and 5pm on Saturday 15thJuly and must be collected by 6.00pm that day after which time they may be disposed of. 17. Exhibitors are requested to name the varieties of plants, and materials / methods used in crafts where possible, in order to increase the general interest of the show. 18. There is no entry fee for exhibits. 19. Children need not have grown the exhibits used in classes 51, 52, 54, 55,. The placing of exhibits is regarded as acceptance of these rules. WARNING: Precautions have been taken to ensure the safety of the public attending the Show. Admission is on the condition that spectators agree to absolve the promoters and organizers of the show and every other person connected therewith from the liability for injury to any person or damage or loss of property. 20

21 Stanton Drew Flower Show 15th July 2017 Entry Form - 1 per person. (continuation sheets allowed) Please PRINT your name very clearly (As you would like it to appear on any certificates) Official Number Name... Address Parish Resident Residency will not be shown on the display ticket. But only a resident can win the Parish Cup. All others cups can be won by anyone Class Number No. of entries Class Number No. of entries Please fill in the class number you are entering (as shown in the show schedule). Alongside write the number of items you are exhibiting in that class. If you have Craft and Photo entries (Class Numbers 60 & over) hand this form to the entry clerk in the Church on Friday evening 6pm to 8pm. All other classes to the Flower Marquee entrance, on Saturday (No later than 10:30am). (All entries will be accepted Saturday) You will then be allocated an entrant number, and one display ticket for every item entered, which you must take, with your entry to the appropriate area for display. If you need more copies of this form please print it out from the special link (1 entry form per person) 21

22 Stanton Drew Flower Show 2017 Rules and conditions 1. There will be two booking in areas Booking in for Classes 60 and above (Broadly these are non organic entries) will be in the Church on Friday 14th July from 6pm to 8pm. All other classes and late Church entries will be booked in at the main marquee in the Village Hall paddock, which will operate from 8:00 until 10:30am on Saturday 15thJuly. 2. Entries for the Gardens categories will be judged in the week before the show. 3. For children attending Stanton Drew Primary School, the school will co-ordinate entries in the Church displayed classes (87 to 96) beforehand. All other children s entries, or any additional ones, should be taken to the relevant booking in area as specified in Paragraph 1 above. 4. Classwork entries for Stanton Drew Primary School children will be organized beforehand by Penny Cross. 5. Entries from children not attending Stanton Drew Primary School should be taken to the relevant booking in area as specified in Paragraph 1 above. 6. Entries for the Gardens category to be handed in to a committee member by Friday 7th July, or telephoned to Mary Payne ,. Judging will take place in the week preceding the show. If your garden looks its best at another time, then you can arrange for judging at that time. 7. All flowers, vegetables and fruit in the Plant Categories must have been grown by the exhibitor. 8. Any exhibitor found showing produce not grown from their own garden or allotment will be disqualified. 9. All stands, vases and dishes to be provided by the exhibitor. Water will be available. 10. An exhibitor may make up to three entries per class, but may only take one prize per class. 11. The Committee will take ordinary care of exhibits, but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur. 12. The decision of the Judges shall be final. There is no Appeal process. 13. Certificates will be awarded for 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd in all classes. 14. Points for the winning of cups are allocated as follows:- 1 st 3pts, 2 nd 2pts, and 3 rd 1pt for each class. Only one entry per class will be included in the aggregate score. 15. There are a number of cups to be won for the various categories and these remain the property of the Show to be returned to the Committee by 31st May 2017, or one month before the next Show, whichever is the sooner. 16. All exhibits must be left for display between 2pm and 5pm on Saturday 15thJuly and must be collected by 6.00pm that day after which time they may be disposed of. 17. Exhibitors are requested to name the varieties of plants, and materials / methods used in crafts where possible, in order to increase the general interest of the show. 18. There is no entry fee for exhibits. 19. Children need not have grown the exhibits used in classes 51, 52, 54, 55,. The placing of exhibits is regarded as acceptance of these rules. WARNING: Precautions have been taken to ensure the safety of the public attending the Show. Admission is on the condition that spectators agree to absolve the promoters and organizers of the show and every other person connected therewith from the liability for injury to any person or damage or loss of property. 22

23 Saturday 15th July 2017 Children s Classes Key Stage 1 and Pre-School - Unassisted MARQUEE Age upto to approx 7 years 52 5 Decorated fairy cakes. 87 A piece of handicraft. An illustration of what I like best 53 A vegetable or fruit animal. 88 about my school. Miniature garden in a seed tray. (35 A handwritten poem about my x 23 x 6cm) school. 90 CHURCH Colouring in of an outline picture. (to be supplied in the show programme) approx age 7 to 11 Children s - Key Stage 2 - Unassisted MARQUEE CHURCH 55 5 Decorated fairy cakes. 92 An illustration of a rural scene 56 A vegetable or fruit animal Miniature garden on the theme of a children's book in a seed tray. (35 x 23 x 6cm) 94 A handwritten poem about the countryside A painting of a flower fruit or vegetable. CHURCH 95 A photograph taken in the village 91 A piece of handicraft. 96 Colouring in of an outline picture. (to be supplied in the show programme) The class list and printable entry forms can be viewed on the website. follow the link to the Flower show 23

24 Saturday 15th July 2017 Class Art & Craft - Church 60 A Painting in any medium. 67 An item of jewellery. 61 A Drawing in any medium. 68 An item of wool craft A three dimensional object in any medium. A patchwork or quilted item of any size. An item of paper craft, including cards A home made Toy An exhibit of needle craft, tapestry or embroidery Create a logo for future Stanton Drew Flower shows. Class A homemade item of soft furnishing. An item of art or craft inspired by nature. A short poem about Stanton Drew & Brexit. Any item of Art by an under 14 year old. An item of Craft by an under 14 year old. Sorry but we can not guarantee that the winning design in class 74 will be used next year Photographs must be printed on photo paper and be well presented. Photography - Church 75 A bug's Life 81 The Big Sleep 76 A Dog's Life 82 A Secret Garden 77 A Bridge too Far 83 How Green was my Valley 78 Field of Dreams 84 This Sporting Life 79 Toy Story 85 The Birds 80 For Your Eyes Only. 86 Fifty Shades of Grey ANY QUERIES? PLEASE CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEE. Jim Farmer , Mary Payne MBE , Sue Elsbury , Andrew Vickery Phil Townshend , Cathy Swift , Fiona Lewis, Claire Jones Entry forms can be taken from the centre of this programme, photocopied or printed out from the website Please encourage friends from elsewhere to enter.

25 Village hall Tea Rooms Teas, Coffee, and Cakes of the highest quality along with soft drinks will be served throughout the afternoon in the village hall, with the support of the ladies of the WI and Community Café. If you are able to bake a special cake to be served with afternoon teas, we would be most grateful. Please bring it along on the day. Any cakes not quickly devoured will be sold after the show. Prizes are also requested for the tombola which can be taken to Jim Farmer s, Sharon Croucher s or the Elsbury s houses. Thanks everyone! 25

26 Film Nights In Stanton Drew village hall The next season starts with Viceroy s House At 7pm for 7:30pm on Friday 29th September 2017 Bar, Popcorn, Snacks, Ice creams and a film. A great evening out for just 5 for details or to get on the mailing list. Don t forget the Big Breakfast, Sunday 16th July Reserve your place at the show 26

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29 STANTON DREW COMMUNITY CAFÉ 3rd ANNIVERSARY The Community Café has now been established for over three years. Every month, on the second Saturday, the bell ringing team will summon you to the Community Café. From 10am till midday, you can drop into the Church to enjoy a bacon or sausage butty, with a freshly made cup of coffee or tea, and meet up for a chat with other people who live in the area. You can also buy some wonderful home-made cakes and tasty home-made jams. It s a lovely relaxed and friendly atmosphere. People who have lived in the village all their lives still meet new people, and if you have just moved here, it s a great way to make new friends. All are welcome, and at any age. We put out activities and games for the children to keep them occupied so hard-pressed parents can take time out for a conversation with other people. When it first started, it was hoped that enough money would be made just to keep it going. Well it s done that and more, and so a fund has been started to help pay towards keeping the lovely space within the church up together, and to assist any small village projects that enhance the special community of Stanton Drew and Stanton Wick. We could always do with willing hands to help put out the tables, make the coffee, clear up afterwards, and all the usual jobs, so if you would like to get involved, please let us know. The contact names are below. So if you haven t tried it yet, you don t know what you are missing do come along to find out just follow the delicious smell of bacon sizzling and the aroma of freshly made coffee! Contact, for further information or to offer help: Karen Lyne on or Anne Bennett on

30 The Jones s, a Prize-winning team Careful what you do with that leek young sir. Gladys Arthur s 1st Prize winning item of jewellery in Class

31 Tilly-May Parsons won the Key Stage 2 colouring competition 31

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35 Artisan produced items to buy & village information in the small marquee DEFINED RECIPE FOR CLASS 51 Cheese Scones Ingredients: 225g (8oz) self raising flour Half a level teaspoon salt 55g (2oz) butter or margarine 1 level teaspoon dry mustard 55g (2oz) grated Cheddar Cheese 125 ml (quarter of a pint) Milk 1. Preheat the oven to 190 degrees C. 2. Place the sieved flour, salt and mustard into a bowl and add the fat cut into small pieces. Rub in until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. 3. Add the grated cheese and milk and stir until a smooth dough is formed. Roll out the dough on a lightly floured board until about 1cm (half inch) thick. 4. Cut into rounds, place on a greased baking tray and brush the tops with a little milk. 5. Bake for minutes, until the scones are well risen, golden brown and firm to touch. 35

36 CALL PAUL Are you planning to take any photos at this year s Flower Show? If you do, and you think they d look good in the pages of next year s programme (probably in greyscale) then please them to - flowershow@stantondrew.org Beautiful paintings and artwork on display in the Church 36

37 Thank you from the Flower Show Committee We are very grateful for the support of the local businesses that sponsor us by advertising in our programme. Please help keep the village alive and support them when ever you can. The Chelwood Rotary Club help us every year, doing a brilliant job erecting marquees, manning the gates, car parking and staging the renowned Sunday morning Big Breakfast. Thank you to our Judges who are experts in their respective fields and kindly give us their time. We also appreciate being able to use St. Mary the Virgin Church which makes a peaceful setting for the photography and craft exhibitions. Thank you to Raoul Chandrasaka and Richard Norris for providing some of the photographs used in this programme. There are so many, much appreciated, volunteers who give their time to help prepare and run the day, and those who donate gifts for the tombola and homemade cakes for the tea room. And.. Of course.. To all the exhibitors who make the show a great success for all of us. We would like to hear from anyone with comments or suggestions, and especially those who would like to join the flower show committee and help shape future shows. Please get in touch with any of the committee or us on. flowershow@stantondrew.org 37

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40 Rosemary Bradley s winning entry A Vase of flowers in the colours of the 2016 Olympic logo. You can see the whole of this programme in glorious colour at