Greetings from
The Enterprise Section
Classes 2017
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It was great to have so many entries last year from first timers and ‘old timers’ alike
and you beat all records with over 2700 entries! We hope that even if you weren’t
awarded a prize, you found the experience rewarding and will enter again this year.
The feedback was very positive and we thank you for that as we endeavour to
improve the experience year on year.
Bread & Cakes
Class 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
This year, there are a number of changes to look out for. Among them, increasing the
size of the cushions in this very popular class and the removal of the size restriction
in the upcycling categories, but please don’t turn up with a re-purposed wardrobe or
we might be in trouble!
There are some small Bakewell tarts to have a try with, we’ve changed the plum loaf
to a fruit loaf to make finding a recipe easier and added some chocolate brownies.
Some of the handicraft classes have been reworked to reflect current trends and new
ones include: a garment knitted in arran type wool; soft toy; bag; and one we’re quite
excited about – a machine or hand-stitched garment.
Being very popular last year, the glass trophies awarded to the children will continue
this year and the children’s handwriting classes will move to a bronze, silver, gold
award system with one platinum award for the best overall entry.
So, now is the time to begin planning, painting, planting, growing, stitching,
jamming (and chutneying), photographing, knitting, sewing and all the other
amazing things that folks round here get up to when they produce, bake and create.
With that, good luck and we look forward to seeing you in July.
The Enterprise Team
Entry Deadlines
15
16
17
18
19
20
J arns
& Chu tncy
Class 21
22
23
24
25
27
Children's handwriting, painting and collages classes
Wines
recei ved by us also .
All other classes Monday 26th June 2017
Class 28
29
30
31
The
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Thursday
22nd June 2017this includes the actual e xhi bits being
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Home made white loaf
Small brown loaf any 'whole' flour
fancy bread
Three cup bun case size Bakewell tarts
Victoria Sandwich cake: 4oz recipe one tin - unfilled, not decorated.
Judged on cake quality only.
Chocolate cake: 4oz recipe one tin
Small fruit loaf
Small lemon drizzle cake
Fruit pie in a saucer - plain top
3 Decorated b,jngerbread people· each can be decorated differently Bero website has a good recipe.
Three flapjacks
Three shortbread fingers
Three cheese scones
Three fruit scones
Three chocolate brownies
Three identical decorated cup cakes - judged on appearance only.
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Blackcurrant jam
Raspberry jam
Strawberry jam
fresh Apricot jam
Lemon curd
Chuh1ey (best made 3 months in advance)
Home 1nade wine - sweet
Home 1nade wine - dry
Home made beer or cider
Fruit Liqueur -any type
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Classes 2017 (continued)
Handicrafts
Class 32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Hand Knitted Garment -DK or thicker
Hand Knitted Garment - in Arran type wool
Hand Knitted Garment - for a dtild under 7 years
Machine or hand-stitched garment
Any crotched article
Quilting or Patchwork - any article
Cushion - any textile media, inc. ntixed; max size 20"(50cm)
square/diameter
Embroidery
Cross Stitch
Greetings card
Soft Toy - any textile, knitted/crotched or mixed media
Bag - any textile, knitted/crotched or mixed media
Painting or Drawing; any subject, any medium
Upcycling - make something attractive/useful out of unwanted,
spare or waste materials including non textile
Photography �t.1x size 18x13l'm (7"x5") Name of rlafc can be wnth•n on cxh1b1tor card
Class 46
47
48
49
Photo -The Urban Landscape
Photo - Woodland
Photo - Colour
Photo - Seasons
I Jorticulture
Class 50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
Class 60
61
62
63
Children's Section
Entry fee lOp per entry. Prize money 1st -£1.50 2nd fl 3rd SOp
maxin1wn 2 entries per class per child.
Open cl,1sses for any child up to year l1
Class 64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
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Flower anangement in a mug
Miniature garden on a plate or in a shallow bowl
Animal made from fruit and vegetables - must be stable
Three Flapjacks
Three decorated cup cakes - all identical
Three Biscuits - any variety
Three scones - any variety
Chocolate sandwich cake with chocolate filling - any decoration
Lego Model - an ori!,>i nal, not a kit max size inc. base 8"(20cm)
Photo - Mini-beasts
Photo - My Garden
Reception and Infants - school years up to Yr2
Class 75
76
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78
79
Buttonhole Rose
Exhibition Rose
Four Roses of distinct varieties displayed in a container
Five stems of Sweet Peas
four Pansies in a container
Hand-tied Posy of Flowers
Lady's spray
.Miniature Flower Arrangement
A tied Bunch of Fresh Herbs
Informal Flower Arrangement in a mug
Informal Flower Arrangement in a teacup and saucer
Twelve Gooseberries
6 New Potatoes - washed
12 Raspberries
Birthday Card -any medium
Model -any medium
Any article made with fabric
Beaded necklace or bracelet
Any craft work not covered by any other show class
Lower Juniors - School Years 3-4
Class 80
81
82
83
84
Birthday Card -any medium
Model -any medium
Any article made with fabric
Beaded necklace or bracelet
Any craft work not covered by any other show class
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Children's Section (continued)
Poetry for children's writing classes
Upper Juniors - School Years 5-6
Up to and including Year 2
Class 85
86
87
88
89
Birthday Card -any medium
Knitted article
Any article made with fabric
Upcycling- make something attractive/useful out of unwanted,
spare or waste materials inc. non-textile
Any craft work not covered by any other show class
Robin Hood
I’ve got a bow and arrow
And I take them to the wood
And don’t the rabbits scuttle
For they think I’m Robin Hood
Seniors - School Years 7-11
Years 3 and 4
Years 5 and 6
Class 90
91
Food Chain
Piranharama
Earthworms eat soil.
Frogs eat earthworms.
Hedgehogs, quite often, eat
frogs.
Foxes, occasionally,
Eat hedgehogs.
Most foxes have bad breath!
Mister, sell me a Piranha
from the fish tank over there.
Can I have the one that’s stripping
That big chicken breastbone bare?
92
93
94
Model
Upcycling- make something attractive/useful out of unwanted,
spare or waste materials including non-textile
Greetings card
Textiles article- any textiles media inc. mixed
Any craft work not covered by any other show class
Handwriting
Class 95
96
97
Handwriting -up to and inc.Yr2
Handwriting - Yrs 3 and 4
Handwriting - Yrs 5 and 6
If you put him in this jar,
I’ll take him home with me.
I’ve got a little something special
soaking for his tea.
Children's Art
Class 100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
Isn’t he the cutest thing?
I’m sure mum wouldn’t mind.
She said I could have a fish.
She didn’t say what kind.
Painting or Drawing- Pre-school
Painting or Drawing- Reception
Painting or Drawing- Yrs 1 and 2
Painting or Drawing- Yrs 3 and 4
Painting or Drawing- Yrs 5 and 6
Painting or Drawing- Seniors Yrs 7-11
Collage- Pre-school
Collage- Reception
Collage- Yrs 1 and 2
Collage- Yrs 3 and 4
Collage- Yrs 5 and 6
Collage- Seniors Yrs 7-11
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But I need to be at our house,
Well within the hour.
So I must rush, tonight’s the night
My sister’s in the shower.
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Rules and Information for Exhibitors
1.
All classes are open to amateurs only.
2.
ALL CLASSES: MAXIMUM OF 2 ENTRIES PER CLASS, PER PERSON
3.
All exhibits must be grown or made by the exhibitor; must NOT have been
entered previously in the Enterprise Section; and must be available for showing
for 2 days.
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Entry Form
Name
Childs Age
1st July 2017
Address
School Year
1st July 2017
School
4.
Entry forms may be submitted to the secretary (name and address on entry
form) up to 8pm on Monday 26th June 2017 or alternatively by 3pm if submitted
to Pauline Duck, The Salon, Winterton.
5.
Entries can also be made by email to [email protected] providing the
information as on the entry form. All emails will be acknowledged.
6.
Exhibitor cards will be available when handing in exhibits and the fee(s) paid.
7.
Exhibits to be handed in at the Enterprise Section marquee before 10am on
Saturday 1st July after which time the show marquee must be clear of all people
except committee members and judges. Exhibits will be entered at exhibitor's
own risk, however security is provided on Saturday night.
8.
Passes valid for a limited time for up to 2 people will be issued either by post or
email to enable entry for a limited time to the show ground for the delivery and
collection of exhibits.
9.
There will be a prize-giving ceremony in the marquee at around 3.30pm.
10. Exhibits may be collected between 4.30pm and 6pm on Sunday 2nd July. After
this time perishables may be recycled.
11. The cups and trophies will remain the property of Winterton Show. They will be
held by prize winners for 1 year and must be returned in good condition before
the next show date. The glass trophies awarded to children will be theirs to keep.
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I declare that the handiwork Exhibits were made by me. I abide by the Rules and
Regulations & I enter at my own risk.
Class No.
No. of Entries
Class No.
No. of Entries
Class No.
Total
Please send entry form to The Entries Secretary: Mrs Angela Rudderforth, 29 Darby Road,
Burton upon Stather, Scunthorpe DN15 9EA. Tel 01724 720634 Entries can also be made by
email providing the information as on the entry form to [email protected].
Entry fees payable when handing in exhibits on Sat 1st July 2017
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Entry Deadlines
Children's handwriting, painting and collages classes Thursday 22nd June
2017.This includes the actual exhibits being received by us also .
All other classes Monday 26 th June 2017.
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No. of Entries
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