PRODUCE & INDUSTRY

ENTRY FEE: 30p per entry unless otherwise stated ALL ENTRIES TO: Mrs. D. Sutcliff, Sunnybrow, St. Johns Chapel. Co. Durham. DL13 1RQ Telephone: (01388) 537287 ENTRIES CLOSE: 28th August 2008 PRIZE MONEY 1st £2.00,2nd £1.50, 3rd £1.00 DISCLAIMER: All exhibits left at the owners risk. PRODUCE HOME BAKING CLASSES A prize of £5.00 to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the whole of the Produce Section, kindly donated by Mrs. E. Fairless, Westgate. JUDGES: Miss. S. Broadwith, Bedale Mrs. S. Copstick,Kirby Stephen Best Baker : NANCY ROWELL MEMORIAL CUP For the winner of most points in the home baking classes Class 1 Loaf made in a bread maker 2 Wholemeal Loaf 3 Speciality Bread 4 4 Scones - Any Recipe 5 4 Cheese Scones 6 4 Fruit Scones 7 Carrot Cake - with any topping 8 Quiche 9 4 Sausage Rolls 10 Apple Tart on a Plate 11 Any Tray-Bake - Four pieces 12 4 Ginger Biscuits - Not Rolled 13 4 Sweet Mince Pies - S/C Pastry 14 4 Rock Buns 15 4 Butterfly Buns 16 Sandwich Cake - Baked in one tin with filling only 17 Cherry Cake 18 Rice Loaf 19 Chocolate Cake - Baked in one tin with filling only 20 Gingerbread - slab 21 Lemon Drizzle Cake 22 Date and Walnut Loaf 23 4 Jam Tarts 24 6 Rum Truffles 25 Fruit Cake. - Prize Money kindly donated by Westgate W.I. 26 Vegetarian Pastie 27 Men only - Victoria Sandwich Cake PRESERVE CLASSES LENA DENT MEMORIAL CUP: For the winner of most points in the Preserve Classes Mr & Mrs E.H.Watt Salver for Best Judged Item in this class JUDGE: Mrs. D. Proud, Evenwood 28 Marmalade 29 Raspberry Jam 30 Blackcurrant Jam 31 Strawberry Jam 32 Lemon Curd 33 Jelly - Any Fruit 34 Any other jam not included above 35 Chutney 36 3 Hen Eggs One will be broken INDUSTRIAL N.B. No article to be entered if it has won a prize previously at this show. Display stands are permitted , state if entry is an original design. PRIZE OF £5.00 To Exhibitor gaining the most points in the Industrial Section, plus Dora Craig Memorial Salver JUDGES: Mrs. L. Kippax, Northallerton Mrs. G. Hall, Satley 37 Hand Knitted Article in Cotton or Cotton Mixture 38 Hand Knitted Article for Infant up to 2 years - no ribbon or tie 39 Any Crochet Article , Any Yarn. 40 Dressed Barbie Type Doll 41 Hand Knitted Article in 3 or 4 ply 42 Hand Knitted Article in Double Knitting Yarn 43 Hand Knitted Article in Aran Yarn 44 Hand Knitted Hat 45 Hand Knitted Childs Jumper 46 Hand Knitted Egg Cosy 47 Hand Embroidered Article 48 Soft Toy 49 Any Article in Cross Stitch 50 Durham Quilting any size 51 Hand Made Scented Sachet 52 Small gift costing less than £3 to make - cost on ticket 53 Hand-made Greetings Card - bought mounts accepted 54 Gift Wrapped Parcel 55 Christmas Decoration 56 ART - Picture (any medium) Mounted CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT ENTRY FEE: £1.00 an entry JUDGE: To be Decided PRIZE MONEY: 1st £6.00 2nd £5.00 3rd £4.00 4th £3.00 Open to any group of 2 or more exhibitors 57 A Picnic 3 named items to be judged & overall presentation UPPER WEARDALE SHIELD to Winning Tray JUNIOR CLASSES JUDGE: Sue Abel, Wolsingham ENTRY FEE: 10p per entry unless otherwise stated PRIZE MONEY: 1st £2.00 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00 Please State Age on Entry Form , NAME MUST NOT BE ON ENTRY A donation towards prize money kindly given by Mr. G. Hoodless, St Johns Chapel Primary School AGE - UP TO AND INCLUDING 4 YEARS OLD Child with most points in this section will receive £2 kindly donated by Mrs. Freda Bulman. Infant Cup kindly donated by the Proud Family 58 A Painting 59 Drawing 60 A Collage Prize money for these three classes kindly donated by Mrs. F. Bulman AGE - UP TO AND INCLUDING 8 YEARS OLD The Molly Brown Challenge Trophy & Replica will be awarded to the child who collects the most points in this section + £2 kindly donated by Mrs. Freda Bulman 61 A Poem Own Composition MY FAVOURITE COLOUR¯ Prize money kindly donated by Mrs. B. Hall, Daddry Shield 62 4 Flapjacks 63 Painted Stone 64 Iced Fairy Cakes 65 A Painting or Drawing 66 A Scarecrow from a Wooden Spoon 67 Christmas Decoration Prize money kindly donated by Mrs. J. Proud, Ireshopeburn 68 Handwriting Set Piece From Paddington Rules the Waves by Michael Bond When Paddington went down to the sea early one morning, he soon had company. "Its a bear", cried a seagull, "and he's digging up our beach!" "He's made a sandcastle,"¯ said a second seagull. "Look how pleased he is.""Now he's lost his bucket," said a third seagull. "I could have told him that would happen. Screech! Screech!" AGE - UP TO AND INCLUDING 14 YEARS OLD TROPHIES: An Annual Cup and Replica will be presented to the Junior Exhibitor who collects most points in this Section + £2 kindly donated by Mrs. Freda Bulman. 69 4 Handmade Biscuits 70 Pizza - Any Base 71 My Favourite Sandwich-List Filling 72 4 pieces - Flap Jack 73 Miniature Garden 74 A Poem Own Composition MUSIC Prize money kindly donated by Mrs. B. Hall, Daddry Shield 75 Edible Alien 76 A Painting or Drawing - Weardale 77 Hand Made Card NEW BABY¯ Prize money kindly donated by Mrs. J. Proud, Ireshopeburn 78 Hanging Mobile 79 Decorated Plantpot 80 A Decorated Wellie 81 A Handcrafted Article 82 Handwriting - Set Piece from Northern Lights by Philip Pullman Jordan College was the grandest and richest of all the colleges in Oxford. It was probably the largest, too, though no one knew for certain. The buildings, which were grouped around three irregular quadrangles, dated from every period from the early Middle Ages to the mid-eighteenth century. It had never been planned; it had grown piecemeal, with past and present over-lapping at every spot, and the final effect was one of jumbled and squalid grandeur. 83 Computer Design A4 Poster SPORTING EVENT¯ All Entries To Be Submitted Not Later Than Thursday 28th August 2008 To:- Mrs. D. Sutcliff, Sunnybrow. St. Johns Chapel, Co Durham DL13 1RQ Telephone: (01388) 537287 Prize money will be issued from 4.30 p.m. and exhibits must not be removed before that time Prize Money not collected at the show will be returned to The Weardale Agricultural Society Accounts. A Display of Work Produced By the Children from St. Johns Chapel & Wearhead Primary Schools will be on display in the Produce and Industry Tent