The Trelawnyd Flower Show 2011

Welcome to the Trelawnyd Flower Show

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THE TRELAWNYD FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEE

PROUDLY PRESENTS

The 38th Annual Open Flower Show

Saturday 13th August 2011

2.30pm

The Memorial Hall, Trelawnyd

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Refreshments available.

Chair John Gray. Trelawnyd. Telephone 01745571738

Secretary Mrs S Evans, 6 Byron Street, Trelawnyd 01745570822

Treasurer Mr D Jones Trelawnyd 571587

Prizes Include

The Hoggarth Cup (Highest points in Section 1)

The Crown Cup (Highest points in Section 2 & 3)

The Trelawnyd M V Choir Cup (Highest points in section 5

Mrs Rowenna Wrigley Cup Best Overall in arts and Crafts Section6

Miss B.A.Jones Cup (Floral Arrangement Class 36)

Mr J.W.Jones Cup (Best Rockery Garden)

Mr & Mrs Norman Roberts Cup (Best Flat Tray of Vegetables)

Mr Harrison Jones Cup (Best Kept Garden)

Mrs M.M.Davies Cup (Miniature floral display class37)

Flower Show Committee Cup (Flowering Containers class 76)

Mr J.E.Williams Cup (Best Hanging baskets Class 75)

Mr Louis Wrigley Cup (Best Garden sheltered )

The Wynyard Cup (Basket of vegetables- min 5 varieties)

Judge's "special" Rosette for Best flower in show and Best vegetable in show

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We look forward to seeing you there

Trelawnyd Flower Show Schedule for 2011

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SECTION 1 FLOWERS

Class

1. SINGLE ROSE
2. SINGLE BLOOM ANY VARIETY
3 SINGLE GLADIOLI
4. LADIES CORSAGE
5. THREE DAHLIAS (single blooms any variety)
6. FUCHSIA POT PLANT
7. 5 SPIKES OF SWEET PEAS
8. SINGLE BLOOM OF HYDRANGEA
9. VASE OF FIVE MIXED FLOWERS (single bloom any variety)
10. INDOOR FLOWERING PLANT
11.INDOOR FOLIAGE PLANT
12. SUCCULENT OR CACTI PLANT

SECTION 2: VEGETABLES

13. THREE CARROTS (with tops)
14. THREE ONIONS (from seed)
15. THREE ONIONS (from sets)
16. SIX PODS OF FRENCH BEANS (dwarf)
17. SIX PODS OF KIDNEY BEANS (runners)
18. ONE MARROW
19. SIX SHALLOTS
20. THREE BEETROOTS (with tops)
21. LONGEST SINGLE RUNNER BEAN
22. ANY VEGETABLE (not on schedule)
23. THREE POTATOES
24. ONE TURNIP
25. THREE COURGETTES
26. ONE LETTUCE (with roots)
27. FIVE TOMATOES
28. NINE CHERRY TOMATOES
29. FOUR VARIETIES OF FRESH HERBS (cut or potted)
30. A BASKET or trug of VEGETABLES (min 5 varieties)
31. FLAT TRAY VEGETABLES (4 vegetables)
32. ONE CUCUMBER

SECTION 3 FRUIT

33. THREE STICKS OF RHUBARB
34. THREE APPLES (any variety)
35 .ANY FRUIT NOT ON SCHEDULE

SECTION 4 FLORAL ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

36. FLORAL ARRANGEMENT IN A CANDLESTICK " (24" overall)
37. MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT (in an unusual container)
38. SNAPSHOT (unframed) of "LOCAL COASTAL SCENE"
39. SNAPSHOT (unframed) of "a TREE"

SECTION 5 COOKERY AND PRESERVES

40. LEMON SPONGE (DECORATED)
41. FIVE FRUIT SCONES
42. DATE AND WALNUT LOAF
43. VICTORIA JAM SPONGE (using 3 eggs)
44. 5 WELSH CAKES
45. 7 INCH SHERRIED SULTANA CAKE (recipe below)
46. 5 DECORATED CUP CAKES
47. CHOCOLATE CAKE DECORATED
48. A QUICHE LORRAINE
49. HARD BOILED EGG
50. FIVE BUTTERFLY CAKES
51. AN APPLE PIE
52. A SCOTCH EGG
53. GINGER CAKE
54 FIVE BUISCUITS
55. JAR OF BLACKCURRENT JAM (not less than 12 ozs)
56. JAR OF RASPBERRY JAM (not less than 12 ozs)
57. JAR MARMALADE (not less than 12 ozs)
58. ANY JAM OR JELLY NOT ON SCHEDULE (not less tha 12 ozs)
59. JAR LEMON CURD (not less tha 12 ozs)
60. CHUTNEY

SECTION 6 ARTS AND CRAFTS

61. A PAINTING (any medium)
62. A HANDMADE GREETING CARD
63. AN EMBROIDERED ARTICLE/TAPESTRY FROM A KIT
64. AN EMBROIDERED ARTICLE/ TAPESTRY FREE DESIGN
65. ANY ARTICLE IN WOOD OR METAL
66. A CROCHET ARTICLE
67. A HAND KNITTED ARTICLE

SECTION 7 CHILDRENS

Child to be in the education year in June 2011
All groups TO BE ANNOUNCED

68. EARLY YEARS
69. EDUCATIONAL YEAR 1 & 2
70. EDUCATIONAL YEAR 3 & 4
71. EDUCATIONAL YEAR 5 & 6

SECTION 8 GARDENS

72. ROCKERY (Any size)
73. GARDEN (any size)
74. BEST KEPT GARDEN (for residents in Trelawnyd sheltered accomodation)
75. HANGING BASKETS
76. FLOWERING TUBS OR CONTAINERS

Please read the rules carefully, as these must be strictly adhered to
In sections and classes where no cups are awarded
Prize money will be
£1.00 : First Prize 50p Second Prize

Prize Money to be collected from the Treasurer's table

Recipe for the sherried sultana cake

4oz warm soft fat (1/2 butter and 1/2 marg)
4 oz caster sugar
6 oz self raising flour
pinch of salt
2 eggs
5 oz sultanas (soak overnight in 2 tablespoons of sherry)
Topping 1 tablesppon sugar and 1/2 of flaked almonds

METHOD:

1. Cream fat and sugar together
2. Add two slightly beaten eggs, a little at a time, beating well in between
3 sieve in the flour and add the sultanas and sherry
4. put the mixture in a lined and greased 7" cake tin
5. Brush the top of the cake with milk before add the sugar and almonds
6. Bake in the centre of the oven 350 F for about 1 hour

ENTRY FEE NOW 25p

Flower Show Rules

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1. The Judges' decision will be Final.
2. All exhibits must be bonafide work of exhibitor.
3. Only one exhibit per exhibitor.
4. Notification of entry and fee of 25p per class must be received by the secretary not later than 12 noon on Friday 12th August.
5. No entries will be accepted after that date and time.
6. Exhibits must be clearly labelled with the class and the section numbers accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the competitor's name and address
7. Section 8 is confined to competitors resident in Trelawnyd.
8. The descriptions in schedule must be adhered to.
9. Staging of exhibits must be completed by 10.15am on Saturday August 13TH
10.The "Crown Cup", "Trelawnyd Male Voice Choir Cup" and "Hoggarth Cup" will be awarded on the basis of three points for first prize and one point for second prize in each class.
11.The committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage from any cause. All reasonable care will be taken to safeguard exhibits.
12.No exhibits to be removed before 4.30pm
13.All cups to be returned July 1st 2011
14.All Children (school year 6 and under) will gain Free Entry in section 7. Name and age on back of work.
15.Entries for Section 8 to be received no later than Sat 16TH July 20101
16.It would be appreciated if the winners engraved their own cups