Ashburton A & P Show
Friday 29th & Saturday 30th
October 2010
Home Industries Section Schedule
Adult Classes
Home Industries Chairperson: Mrs Ngaire Brown
Home Industries Competition located within the MAINLAND GRAIN Pavilion.
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ENTRY FEE: $1 PER ENTRY UNLESS STATED
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1
PRIZE MONEY: 1 or 2 entries in class = 1st prize money
3 or 4 entries in class = 2nd prize money
5 or 6 entries in class = 3rd prize money
ENTRIES MAY BE STAGED:-
THURSDAY 28th October 5.00 -6.30 p.m. or
FRIDAY 29th October 8.00-9.30 a.m.
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE HOME INDUSTRIES PAVILION WILL PRESENT TROPHIES TO WINNING RECIPIENTS at 4.00 p.m. on SATURDAY.
The Pavilion will then be cleared at 4.15 p.m. on Saturday to facilitate removal of exhibits at 4.30 p.m.
Exhibitors must produce entry forms to gain admission to the Pavilion.
Prize money will be paid after 4.30 p.m. on Saturday.
The exhibitor will be required to present award card and sign to acknowledge receipt of prize money.
Prize money not collected on Saturday will be forfeited.
The ASSOCIATION provides a TROPHY to be awarded to the winner of most points in ADULT CLASSES in the Home Industries Pavilion. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner - Glenys Rapsey.
Wines & Beers
Entry Fee $1
IDL REFRIGERATED TRANSPORT donate $10 to the winners in each class.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by MRS G.R.BURTON will be awarded to the winner of most points overall in the Wine Classes. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner M. Cabout.
A CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by the ASHBURTON TRUST will be awarded for the premier exhibit in the Wine Classes. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner M. Cabout.
A CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by the ASHBURTON TRUST will be awarded for the most points in the Beer Classes. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner M.Cabout.
WINE ENTRY REGULATIONS
Entries are acceptable from any amateur winemaker and should have been made by the exhibitor by the process of fermentation.
Entries not to exceed two per class.
All exhibits to be shown in 750ml clear shouldered wine bottles.
Flanged corks to be used. Screwtops and spirit bottles not acceptable.
Name of the main ingredient and Class No. to be written on a tag that will be supplied on receipt of entry. Tag to be tied to neck of bottle.
No exhibits to be fortified by addition of any form of alcohol.
Fruit Wines (excluding Grape)
Class 689 SWEET RED
Class 690 DRY RED
Class 691 SWEET WHITE
Class 692 DRY WHITE
Vegetable Wines
Class 693 VEGETABLE WINE, any colour
Table Wines
MADE FROM GRAPES ONLY
(Excluding Fruit Blends)
Class 694 SWEET WHITE
Class 695 DRY WHITE
Class 696 SWEET RED
Class 697 DRY RED
Other Wines
Class 698 WINES MADE FROM OTHER INGREDIENTS
Class 699 MEDIUM ROSE (Fruit or Grape) Should be blush pink in colour
Class 700 SPARKLING WINE, any ingredients
Liqueur
375ml or 1/2 size Bottles acceptable
Class 701 LIQUEUR made from natural ingredients
Class 702 LIQUEUR made with essences
Beers
(No label required, 750ml bottles)
Bottles to be filled to 40ml from the top
Class 703 ALE
Class 704 LAGER
Class 705 STOUT
Eggs And Fruit
Entry Fee $1
All winning exhibits to be opened and tested if considered necessary by the judge.
Labels permitted.
Pots to be 450g (1lb)
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE WALTER BUTTERICK MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded to the winner of most points in Eggs and Fruit. To be held by the winner for one year – 2009 winner - G. Rapsey
Minx Hair Spa gives a $20 voucher to the winner of most points in the Egg & Fruit + Cooking Section 1.
Class 706 SIX HEN EGGS, single yolk, best quality, weight considered
MRS C WILLIAMSON donates $5.00 to the winner
Class 707 GIFT BASKET, your choice, suggestions Jams, Sauces and Pickles
Homemade, In any size Jar or Bottle (Basket not be exceed 30cm). Judged on contents and presentation.
COLUMBUS CAFE donate a voucher to the winner
Class 708 ONE BOTTLE HOME MADE SAUCE, any size judged on content
PLATTERS CAFE & DELI will provide a Devonshire Tea to the winner.
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 709 RASPBERRY JAM, one pot
CABOUTS COUNTRY FRESH PRODUCE donate a $5 voucher to the winner
Class 710 MARMALADE JAM, one pot
CABOUTS COUNTRY FRESH PRODUCE donate a $5 voucher to the winner
Class 711 ANY OTHER JAM, Your Choice, one pot
PLATTERS CAFE & DELI will provide a Devonshire Tea to the winner
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 712 HOME MADE MUESLI, one pot any size - Judged on content
PLATTERS CAFE & DELI will provide a Devonshire Tea to the winner
Class 713 FRUIT TRAY OR BASKET FOR HOSPITAL PATIENT
Judged on presentation
CABOUTS COUNTRY FRESH PRODUCE donate a $5 gift voucher
Class 714 ONE BOTTLE OF HOME MADE PRESERVE - any variety
Judged on contents
COLUMBUS CAFE donate a voucher to the winner
Cooking
Section 1
Entry Fee $1
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE LOUISA AMOS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of most points in Section 1 & 2 Cooking. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner Glenys Rapsey.
A $10.00 prize will be awarded to the placegetter over 70 years of age gaining the most points.
Minx Hair Spa gives a $20 voucher to the winner of most points in the Egg & Fruit + Cooking Section 1.
Class 715 LOAF OF HOME-MADE WHITE BREAD made in a Breadmaker
SIMS BAKERY gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 716 LOAF OF HOME-MADE WHOLEMEAL BREAD made in a Breadmaker
SIMS BAKERY gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 717 LOAF OF HOME MADE WHOLEMEAL BREAD, Oven Baked
MACS FRESH FISH gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 718 BANANA LOAF BAKED IN AN OPEN TIN
HEC'S WHOLESALE HOUSE gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 719 FRUIT LOAF, baked in an open tin.
100 PIPERS gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 720 "The Working Girls" LUNCH BOX, to be judged on presentation & originality
NETHERBY FOUR SQUARE gives a $10 voucher to winner
Class 721 FOUR PIKELETS
CAFE CENTRAL donates $10 voucher to the winner
Class 722 FOUR PLAIN SCONES
TINWALD SUPERVALUE gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 723 FOUR PIN WHEEL SCONES
Lynette Lovett donates $10 to the winner
Class 724 FOUR CHOCOLATE MUFFINS, uniced
WESTERN MILLING donate a product prize to the winner
Class 725 FOUR MUFFINS, Your Choice, uniced
SIMS BAKERY gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 726 FOUR GINGERNUT BISCUITS
TINWALD BUTCHERY gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 727 FOUR OF MY FAVOURITE BISCUITS, 2 of each, uniced
ALLENTON MEAT CENTRE gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 728 FOUR CHOCOLATE CHIP BISCUITS
TINWALD SUPERVALUE gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 729 FOUR PIECES OF SHORTBREAD
HEALTH 2000 ARCADE ASHBURTON gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 730 FOUR PIECES OF ANZAC BISCUIT, Uniced
Robbies Bar & Bistro gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 731 ONE SLICE OF HOME MADE PIE OR QUICHE
Worx Body in Beauty gives a $20 voucher to the winner
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 732 FOUR HOMEMADE SAVOURIES
DERLEN BAKERY gives a $10 voucher to the winner
Section 2
Entry Fee $1
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
ROBBIES BAR and BISTRO, donates a $20.00 Voucher to the winner of most points in Section 2 Cooking.
REFLECTIONS COFFEE SHOP donates $20.00 to the winner of most points in Section 2 Cooking.
A $10.00 prize will be awarded to the placegetter over 70 years of age gaining the most points.
Class 733 FRUIT CAKE, rich, not iced.
WESTON MILLING donates product to the winner
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 734 SULTANA CAKE, fruit to be boiled
N.Z. BIO GRAINS LTD donates product to the winner
Class 735 MARBLE CAKE, not iced
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Class 736 CHOCOLATE CAKE, plain icing.
CADBURY CONFECTIONERY LTD donate product to the winner
Class 737 CARROT CAKE, iced.
N.Z. BIO GRAINS LTD donates product to the winner
Class 738 GINGERBREAD
WESTON MILLING donates product to the winner
Class 739 SPONGE SANDWICH.
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Class 740 SPONGE ROLL, Jam filled, no dusting
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Class 741 4 CUP CAKES decorated for 5 year old birthday
Mrs M CHISNALL donates $10 to the winner
Class 742 FOUR PIECES OF UNCOOKED SLICE, one variety
CADBURY CONFECTIONARY donates product to the winner.
Celebrity Chef SIMON HOLST will judge this class
Class 743 FOUR TRUFFLES
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Class 744
FOUR
WESTON MILLING donates product to the winner
Class 745 FOUR PIECES of HEALTHY SLICE (Please supply your recipe for judging)
CURVES donates $10 to the winner
Christmas Section
REFLECTIONS COFFEE SHOP donates a voucher to most points in Christmas Section
Class 746 FOUR CHRISTMAS FRUIT MINCE PIES (Shortcake base)
CHAMPION FLOUR donates a product to the winner.
Class 747 THREE PIECES OF CHRISTMAS SELECTION displayed on Bread and Butter plate
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Class 748 STEAMED CHRISTMAS PUDDING
WESTON MILLING donates product to the winner
Class 749 ICED AND DECORATED CHRISTMAS CAKE (Icing only to be judged)
CHAMPION FLOUR donates product to the winner
Gluten Free Section
CADBURY CONFECTIONERY donates products to most points in Gluten Free Section
Class 750 GLUTEN FREE CHOCOLATE CAKE (Plain Icing)
BIN INN donates a voucher to the winner
Class 751 GLUTEN FREE BOILED FRUIT CAKE
BIN INN donates a voucher to the winner
Class 752 FOUR PIECES of GLUTEN FREE SLICE
A voucher is donated to the winner
Class 753 FOUR MUFFINS GLUTEN FREE
A voucher is donated to the winner
Young Farmers Baking
Post entries accepted on Friday 29th October
Entry Fee $1
Only Members affiliated to a Young Farmers Club may enter.
Class 754 ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE (recipe supplied)
Cake will be cut for judging.
A Premier Rosette will be awarded to the winner.
Post entries accepted for this class
Chocolate Cake Recipe:-
1 cup flour
3/4 cup Sugar
3 ounces Melted Butter
3 Tablespoons Cold Milk
2 Tablespoons
3 Eggs
Put all ingredients into a bowl and beat for three minutes then add 2 teaspoons Baking Powder, gently fold into the mixture. Place in greased tin and bake for 30-35 minutes in a moderate oven (180oC)
Class 755 DECORATED ICED CAKE
In the theme of the Show - "LAND TO TABLE"- Open to Young Farmers Clubs only. Cake will be cut for judging.
The Old Boot will be awarded to the winner.
Tray
Entry Fee: $1
Open to all organisations
To be ready for judging by 9.30am Friday.
Prize money: First $10, Second $5, Third $5
ASHBURTON A&P TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of the Tray Competition. To be held by the winner for one year., 2009 Winner - Willowby Eiffelton W.I.
MID
MRS M. BENNETT donates $5 to the 2nd and 3rd placegetters.
Class 756 "HARVEST TIME"
To be displayed on a covered board 30 x 50cm. No trays please (cover not to be judged)
Book Mark, any medium, kitsets allowed
A serving of homemade apple shortcake
A small jar of lemon honey
Flowers, an arrangement of paddock pickings, under 15cm overall
Accessories allowed. Effect to be judged
Needlework
Entry Fee $1
Every article to be the bona fide work of the exhibitor/s.
Competitors who have won a first prize with any exhibit at any of the Association's previous shows will not be allowed to compete again with the same exhibit, except as part of Class - "Collection of Needlework and/or Sewing".
All exhibits must be clean.
NOVICE - Entrant who has not won a first prize at previous Ashburton A&P Show
Embroidery
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Embroidery Section.
ASHBURTON WDFF FILIGREE VASE will be awarded to the winner of most points in the Embroidery Classes. To be held by the winner for one year. 2009 winner - M McIntosh
Class 757 HAND EMBROIDERED ARTICLE
MRS A.M.GARFORTH donates $10 to the winner
Class 758 ARTICLE OF HARDANGER
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 759 ARTICLE IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Stitched area to be less than 10cm square. Need not be square. May be framed.
KFC ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 760 ARTICLE IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Stitched area to be 10-30cm square. Need not be square. May be framed.
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 761 ARTICLE IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Stitched area to be more than 30cm square. Need not be square. May be framed
KIM'S KITCHEN give a voucher to the winner.
Class 762 CROSS STITCHED SAMPLER
No stipulated size
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 763 CUSHION, embroidered/ handstitched
REDMONDS FURNISHING AND FLOORING give a voucher to the winner.
Class 764 TAPESTRY, long stitch
SUBWAY donate a voucher to the winner.
Class 765 TAPESTRY, printed design
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 766 ARTICLE / GARMENT / SAMPLE OF SMOCKING
Smocking only will be judged.
CAFE TIME give a voucher to the winner.
Class 767 COLLECTION OF NEEDLEWORK AND OR SEWING
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 768 CHRISTMAS DECORATION
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 769 EMBROIDERED PIN CUSHION
KFC ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 770 ANY ARTICLE NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner.
Patchwork
PLEASE NOTE: ALL PATCHWORK ENTRIES are to be submitted to the Home Industries Pavilion on THURSDAY 28th OCTOBER 2010 between 10.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. to allow for judging on Thursday afternoon.
Entries in other Needlework and Sewing Sections may also be submitted at this time.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
A$10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Patchwork Section.
ASHBURTON A&P ASSN TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of most points in Patchwork. To be held by winner for one year - 2009 winner M. Puckett.
Class 771 PATCHWORK BED QUILT, Hand pieced and quilted (if any)
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 772 PATCHWORK BED QUILT, Machine pieced and quilted (if any)
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 773 PATCHWORK BED QUILT, Combination of hand & machine piecing and
quilting (if any)
THE PLAINS' PATCHWORKERS' GROUP donate $10 to the winner.
Class 774 PATCHWORK ARTICLE NOT BED QUILT, Hand pieced and quilted (if any)
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 775 BED QUILT from a Printed Panel
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to winner.
Class 776 PATCHWORK ARTICLE NOT BED QUILT, Combination of hand and machine
piecing and quilting (if any)
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 777 PATCHWORK BED QUILT, Hand or machine pieced, commercially quilted
ALI B'S QUILTING TOUCH give a voucher to the winner.
Class 778 PATCHWORK, NOT BED QUILT, Hand or machine pieced, commercially quilted.
ALI B'S QUILTING TOUCH give a voucher to the winner.
Class 779 PATCHWORK BLOCK
Machine or hand pieced 12 1/2" unfinished, not bound or quilted. Theme "LAND TO TABLE". Blocks to be left for inclusion in hanging.
The President, MRS S CURD donates prize money of 1st $10, 2nd $6 3rd $4.
Class 780 PATCHWORK WALL HANGING, machine pieced and quilted (if any)
to be less than 1m square
NEEDLE 'n' THREAD, GERALDINE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 781 PATCHWORK WALL HANGING, machine pieced and quilted (if any)
Larger than 1m square
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 782 PATCHWORK QUILT, first time entrant
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 783 PATCHWORK BED QUILT - NOVICE
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 784 PATCHWORK, NOT BED QUILT - NOVICE
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 785 PATCHWORK QUILT for a Child
CAFE TIME give a voucher to the winner
Class 786 COT QUILT, not Printed Panel
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to the winner
Class 787 COT QUILT Printed Panel
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner
Class 788 "BLOCK OF THE MONTH" QUILT
PLAINS PATCHWORKERS GROUP donate $10 to the winner
Class 789 PATCHWORK QUILT/ARTICLE using recycled fabric
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 790 PATCHWORK TABLE RUNNER
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner
Class 791 CHRISTMAS HANGING - May be printed panel or pieced
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner.
Class 792 CHRISTMAS NOVELTY made primarily from Fabric
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner
Class 793 ADVENT CALENDAR - may be Printed Panel or Pieced
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner
Class 794 CHRISTMAS DECORATION
REVIVAL RESTAURANT give a voucher to the winner
Class 795 ARTICLE MADE FROM FURNISHING FABRIC
ROBERT HARRIS CAFE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 796 PLACEMATS, Set of 2, any medium
KIM'S KITCHEN give a voucher to the winner
Class 797 BAG any medium
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner
Class 798 ARTICLE FROM A PRINTED PANEL
NEEDLE 'N' THREAD GERALDINE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 799 CHILD'S TOY, made with fabric, not printed panel
COLOURPLUS ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 800 CHILD'S TOY, made from a printed panel
COLOURPLUS ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 801 NAIVE COUNTRY STITCHERY may include other mediums
ROBERT HARRIS give a voucher to the winner.
Class 802 PIN CUSHION, Hand or machine pieced
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner.
Class 803 CUSHION, Patchwork (may be quilted)
REDMONDS FURNISHING & FLOORING give a Voucher to the winner.
Class 804 ANY ARTICLE NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner.
Sewing
Entry Fee $1
Every article to be bona fide work of the exhibitor.
Each garment must be clean. If garment has been worn, please wash or dry clean.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE ANDREW MEMORIAL ROSEBOWL, donated by the family of the late Mrs P.J.Andrew, will be awarded to the winner of most points in Sewing. To be held by the winner for one year. 2009 winner - Clare Stewart
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Sewing Section.
Class 805 CHILD'S GARMENT, SUITABLE FOR GIRLS, smocking allowed
MRS I. PAGE donates $10 to the winner.
Class 806 CHILD'S GARMENT, SUITABLE FOR BOYS
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner.
Class 807 ADULT GARMENT, not knit fabric
TODDS OF ASHBURTON gives a voucher to the winner
Class 808 ADULT GARMENT, knit fabric (not sweatshirt)
MATERIAL TIME gives a voucher to the winner.
Class 809 SWEATSHIRT, adult or child
MATERIAL TIME gives a voucher to the winner.
Class 810 SLEEPWEAR, adult or child
MRS I. PAGE donates $10 to the winner.
Class 811 HAT, adult or child
MRS A.M. GARFORTH donates $10 to the winner.
Class 812 APRON, maybe full or half
Class 813 SOMETHING NEW FROM SOMETHING OLD
Class 814 GARMENT MADE WITH POLAR FLEECE, Size 12 or larger
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE give a voucher to the winner.
Class 815 GARMENT MADE WITH POLAR FLEECE, up to and including Size 10
KFC ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 816 SLEEVELESS VEST, Adult or Child
SUBWAY give a voucher to the winner.
Class 817 BOXERS, Adult or Child
KFC ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 818 FORMAL GOWN, Adult or Child
TODDS OF ASHBURTON give a voucher to the winner.
Class 819 ANY GARMENT NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
Mrs D SMITH donates $10 to the winner.
Pottery
Entry Fee $1
Competitors who have won a first prize with any exhibit at any of the Association's previous shows will not be allowed to compete again with the same exhibit.
Entries not to exceed three per person per class.
Exhibitors to please note - All entries in the Pottery Section are to be made entirely by the Exhibitor (no purchased green or bisqued ware allowed).
A Premier Award & Voucher from 'ASHBURTON POTTERY SOCIETY' will be awarded in the Pottery Section.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
COFFEE EVOLUTION donates a voucher to the winner of each Class
LORRAINE GEDDES donates $10 to the winner of the most points in the Pottery Section
Class 821 POTTERY OFF WHEEL, Handcrafted
Class 822 POTTERY, ON WHEEL
Mosaics
Entry Fee $1
Competitors who have won a first prize with any exhibit at any of the Association's previous shows will not be allowed to compete again with the same exhibit.
Every article to be the bona fide work of the exhibitors
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
WASTEBUSTERS TRUST gives prizes to 1st, 2nd & 3rd placegetters in this section
Class 823 MOSAICS FOR HOUSE AND GARDEN
Craft
Entry Fee $1
Every article to be the bona fide work of the exhibitor
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
EAST-SIDE GALLERY donates a voucher to the Premier Award winner in the Craft Section.
FUSION GALLERY donates a voucher to winner of most points in Craft Section.
THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN TANKARD will be awarded to the winner of the Most Points in Craft Section. To be held for one year. 2009 winner T Hayman.
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Craft Section.
Class 830 ARTICLE OF LIQUID EMBROIDERY
ROBILLARDS GEMTIME JEWELLERS donates a prize to the winner.
Class 831 COLLECTION OF CRAFT ARTICLES, 3 distinct varieties
EASTSIDE GALLERY donates a prize to the winner.
Class 832 ONE CRAFT ARTICLE, not otherwise specified
EASTSIDE GALLERY donates a prize to the winner.
Class 833 FABRIC DOLL - DRESSED , Any Size
ASHFORDS MILL HOUSE donates a prize to the winner
Class 834 CHRISTMAS NOVELTY
FUSION GALLERY donates a prize to the winner.
Class 835 CARD - "Thank You"
SCRAP HAPPY CRAFTS donates a prize to the winner.
Class 836 SCRAPBOOKING - One page which features "SCHOOL" theme
SCRAP HAPPY CRAFTS donates a prize to the winner.
Class 837 SCRAPBOOKING - One Page which features using
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SCRAP HAPPY CRAFTS donates a prize to the winner.
Class 838 SCRAPBOOKING - One page which features "SUPPLIED MATERIALS"
Kindly donated from "Scrap Happy Crafts" (Please pick up materials to create page from Scrap Happy Crafts from the beginning of September).
SCRAP HAPPY CRAFTS donates a prize to the winner.
Class 839 SCRAPBOOKING - Mini Album
SCRAPHAPPY CRAFTS donates a prize to the winner
Teddy Bears
Entry Fee $1.00
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE ASHBEARTON TEDDY BEAR CLUB donates a prize to the Premier Teddy Bear in the following classes.
ASHBURTON A&P ASSOCIATION TROPHY will be awarded to the recipient of the most points in the Teddy Bear Section. To be held for one year. 2009 winner - Judy Skevington.
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Teddy Bear Section.
NOVICE (Made 10 Bears or less or never won a first prize in an A&P Show)
Novice
SKEVINGTON BEARS donates a prize to each winner in the following classes.
Class 840 TEDDY BEAR - less than 8", any medium
Class 841 TEDDY BEAR - 8"and over, any medium
Open
BERNINA SEWING CENTRE donates a prize to the winner in the following classes.
Class 842 TEDDY BEAR - (ACRYLIC FUR) - less than 8" tall
Class 843 TEDDY BEAR - (MOHAIR FUR) - less than 8" tall
Class 844 TEDDY BEAR - (ACRYLIC FUR) - 8" and over
Class 845 TEDDY BEAR - (MOHAIR FUR) - 8" and over
ROBILLARDS GEMTIME JEWELLERS donates a prize to the winner in the following classes.
Class 846 TEDDY BEAR - Any medium
Class 847 TEDDY BEAR - Made with Animal Fur (eg Rabbit, Possum, Mink)
Woodturning
Entry Fee $1.00
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
Open
Limit of three entries per person per class
CAROL McCONNELL donates a prize to each winner in the following classes:
Class 848 HOLLOWFORM
Class 849 SPINDLE TURNING
Class 850 BOWL up to 300mm Diameter
Novice
Limit of three entries per person per class
CAROL McCONNELL donates a prize to the winner in the following classes:
Class 851 BOWL up to 300mm diameter
Class 852 PLATTER
Class 853 SPINDLE TURNING
Class 854 CRAFT - Article of wood not turned
Creative Fibre
Entry Fee $1
A Rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE C.L. BEGG CUP, donated by Mrs C.L. Begg will be awarded to the winner of the most points in Creative Fibre Section, plus $20 prize money. Trophy to be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner - Judy Willetts.
The MID CANTERBURY BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP BREEDERS ASSN donate a prize to the best natural coloured article. Article must be 100% natural coloured wool, completely handcrafted by the Exhibitor and labelled accordingly.
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best article exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Creative Fibrecraft Section.
ASHBURTON CREATIVE FIBRE donate $15 to the winner of the most points in the Hand Woven Section.
ASHBURTON CREATIVE FIBRE donate $15 to the winner of most points in first four classes of One Skein Handspun Wool.
Class 855 ONE SKEIN OF HANDSPUN WOOL
Fine spun 2 ply, not less than 100m in length, washed. Sample of fleece or sliver to be attached
Class 856 ONE SKEIN OF HANDSPUN WOOL
Thick or medium spun, minimum weight 25g, washed. Sample of fleece or sliver to be attached
Class 857 ONE SKEIN OF HAND DYED, HANDSPUN WOOL
Medium spun, minimum weight 25g. Commercial or plant dye. Dyes and mordants to be named
Class 858 ONE SKEIN OF NOVELTY HANDSPUN WOOL
Minimum weight 25g.
Class 859 ONE SKEIN OF HANDSPUN FIBRE
Any fibre or combination of fibre. Minimum weight 25g. Samples of fibre to be attached.
Class 860 HANDKNIT ADULT GARMENT IN NATURAL COLOURED WOOL.
Any thickness. Sample of fleece or sliver and yarn to be attached.
Must be handspun by the exhibitor.
Class 861 HANDCRAFTED ITEM showing effective use of colour
Must be dyed by the echibitor. TERI DYES donates a $10 voucher to the winner.
Class 862 CHILD'S GARMENT IN HANDSPUN WOOL
Must be handspun and/or dyed by the echibitor. Sample of fleece/sliver and yarn to be attached
Class 863 HANDCRAFTED NATURAL FIBRE HAT.
Fibre to be named.
Class 864 HANDCRAFTED ITEM CONTAINING at least 80% Huacaya or Suri Alpaca.
Any method. Sample of sliver to be attached. (No commercial yarn to be used. If dyed - must be dyed by exhibitor)
HOMESTEAD FARM ALPACA STUD donates a selection of carded fibre to the winner.
Class 865 HAND FELTED ITEM using any fibre, any method
SHONA SCHOFIELD FELT & FIBRE donates a $10 voucher to the winner.
Class 866 NOVICE EXHIBITOR - SCARF
Any method. Sample of fleece or sliver to be attached. Can be overdyed by the exhibitor.
ASHBURTON CREATIVE FIBRE donate $15 to the winner
(Novice - an entrant who has not worn a first prize at a previous A & P Show.)
Class 867 HANDWOVEN GARMENT- ANY FIBRE
Any Method. Commercial or Handspun fibre to be named.
Class 868 HANDWOVEN ITEM USING ANY FIBRE
Commercial or Handspun fibre to be named.
Class 869 SOFT TOYS
30cms or under. Any method. Natural fibre. Can be overdyed. No commercial wool.
ASHFORDS CRAFT SHOP donate a voucher to the winner
Knitting
Entry Fee $1
Every exhibit to be the bona fide work of exhibitor and to be new and unwashed.
A SAMPLE OF THE YARN USED AND A LABEL, WHERE POSSIBLE, MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE EXHIBIT.
Competitors who have won a first prize with any exhibit at any of the Association's previous shows will not be allowed to compete again with same exhibit.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section. Knitting and Crochet to count as one section
A CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by Mrs T.H.Lemon will be awarded to the winner for most points in Knitting. Trophy to be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner Raymond Jones
A $10 prize will be awarded to the best placegetter over 70 years of age in the Knitting and Crochet Section.
GARMENTS/ARTICLES may be handknitted in wool, wool mix, cotton or synthetic yarn unless otherwise stated.
Class 870 DESIGNER SOCKS
Any type of yarn, Children’s or Adult’s.
ASHFORDS CRAFT SHOP donate one skein of Vinatage Purls Hand Dyed Sock Yarn to the winner
Class 871 PAIR OF SOCKS, using circular method
Any type of yarn, Children's or Adults
ASHFORDS CRAFT SHOP donate one ball of Opal Sock Yarn to the winner
Class 872 BABY'S GARMENT/ARTICLE excluding bootees
Hand knitted in four ply or finer wool or wool mix
YARN BARN, donates $10 voucher to winner
Class 873 GARMENT OR ARTICLE
Using any of the novelty yarns available e.g. Feathers/eskimo/ ostrich etc
HOUSE OF TRAVEL donate $5 to the winner
Class 874 VEST
hand Knitted in any type of yarn, Children's or Adult's
ROBBIES BAR AND BISTRO donate a voucher to the winner
Class 875 BABY'S BOOTIES
Handknitted in wool, with wool ties
UNICHEM ASHBURTON PHARMACY donate a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 876 PATTERNED GARMENT
Handknitted in 4 ply or finer
MRS B REESBY gives $5 to the winner
Class 877 BABY'S HOODED JACKET
MRS S CURD gives $5 to the winner
Class 878 SOFT TOY, hand knitted with soft eyes/accessories
MRS S CURD gives $5 to the winner.
Class 879 TOY, hand knitted (any accessories allowed)
MRS M MOORE gives $5 to the winner
Class 880 CHILD'S GARMENT, up to 12 years, hand knitted
In Intarsia or Motif design, any yarn
MRS M MILES gives $5 to the winner
Class 881 DRESSED DOLL
Hand knitted garments, any yarn. (Decorations allowed) Doll may be purchased.
MRS M MOORE gives $5 to the winner
Class 882 DESIGNER DOLL
Hand Knitted Garments, any yarn. (Decorations allowed) Doll may be purchased
MRS M MOORE gives $5 to the winner
Class 883 HAT OR BEANIE
Handknitted, Children's or Adult's
PLATTERS CAFE & DELI provides a Complimentary Devonshire Tea to the winner
Class 884 SCAFT, any yarn
HOUSE OF TRAVEL donate $5 to the winner
Class 885 BABY GARMENTS
Matching set of Jacket, Hat/Beanie, Bootees –hand knitted in 4 ply or finer wool or wool mix. Embellishments allowed.
MRS S. CURD gives $5 to the winner.
Class 886 NOVELTY ITEM
Handknitted, any yarn, accessories allowed.
Apparel and/or toys not eligible
MRS S CURD gives $5 to the winner
Class 887 COLLECTION OF CHARACTERS
i..e. "Nursery Rhyme" Handknitted, any yarn. Embellishments allowed.
MRS M MOORE gives $5 to the winner
Class 888 GARMENT IN DOUBLE KNIT
Children's or Adult's
MRS M Miles gives $5 to the winner.
Class 889 GARMENT OR ARTICLE not already scheduled, any yarn
MRS S CURD gives $5 to the winner
Crochet
Entry Fee $1.00
Garments/Articles may be crocheted in wool, woolmix, cotton or synthetic. A label and sample of yarn used should, where possible, be attached to the exhibit.
Class 890 SLIPPERS OR BEDSOCKS (child or adult), Embellishments allowed, any yarn
HOUSE OF TRAVEL donate $5 to the winner
Class 891 HAT and SCARF SET (Child or adult), Embellishments allowed
MRS M Moore gives $5 to the winner
Class 892 ADULT GARMENT - any yarn
HOUSE OF TRAVEL donate $5 to the winner
Class 893 CHILD'S GARMENT, any yarn
ROBBIES BAR & BISTRO donate a voucher to the winner
Class 894 GARMENT or ARTICLE not already scheduled, any yarn
MRS S CURD gives $5 to the winner
Photography
Entry Fee $1
1.
Entries close with the Secretary,
2. All
photos must be delivered to the Secretary,
3. All photographs submitted for competition must not have been exhibited at a previous Ashburton Show.
4. All photographs must be work of exhibitor.
5. Copying of any description will disqualify the competitors.
6. Every exhibit must bear on the back of the mount of picture the name and address of the exhibitor, and the class number for which it is entered. School pupils please include age
7. Exhibitors may enter up to five prints in any one class, each print to count as one entry.
NOTE:
a) Photographs to be NO LARGER than 15cm x 20cm (6in x 8in)
b) Photographs may be mounted (a card backing, at least, will protect your photograph).
c) NO FRAMES accepted.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
THE C.P. LILL MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY will be awarded to the Champion Photograph. To be held by the winner for one year - 2009 winner Mandy Bean
KINGAN'S KODAK EXPRESS donates a gift voucher for the Champion Print.
THE GORDON BINSTED MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the winner with the most points in the Photographic Section. To be held by the winner for one year 2009 winner Mandy Bean
THE GORDON BINSTED MEMORIAL TROPHY NO 2 will be awarded to Exhibitor with most points in School Pupils Classes. To be held by the winner for one year 2009 winner Emily Moore
THE ASHBURTON PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY will award a Prize for the top print in the Novice Section. 2009 winner Leonie Rollinson
THE ASHBURTON PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY will donate free membership for one year to any non member who gains a first place in any class.
NOVICE SECTION - Open to those who have not won a first or second prize in the Photographic Section of the Ashburton A&P Show.
Novice Section
Class 895 COLOUR PRINT, Adult or Child Study, Novice
Class 896 COLOUR PRINT, Animal Study, Novice
Class 897 COLOUR PRINT, Landscape, Novice
Open Section
PAPER PLUS donates prizes to the winners of the following two classes.
Class 898 COLOUR PRINT, Animal or Bird Study
Class 899 COLOUR PRINT, Child or Adult Study
KINGAN KODAK EXPRESS donates vouchers to the winners of the following four classes
Class 900 MONOCHROME - Any Subject
Class 901 COLOUR PRINT, Any Subject
Class 902 DIGITALLY MANIPULATED PRINT, Open
HARVEY NORMAN PHOTO CENTRE donate a voucher to the winners of the following classes.
Class 903 COLOUR PRINT, Flowers and Foliage
Class 904 COLOUR PRINT, Landscape/Seascape
Class 905 COLOUR PRINT, Sunrise/Sunset
School Pupils Section
HARVEY NORMAN PHOTO CENTRE donate a voucher to the winners of the following classes
Class 906 COLOUR PRINT - Animal Study - Children up to 12yrs
Class 907 COLOUR PRINT, Any Subject - Children up to 12yrs
Class 908 COLOUR PRINT, Animal Study - Children 13-18yrs
Class 909 COLOUR PRINT, Any Subject - Children 13-18yrs
Paintings
Entry Fee $1
PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS:
All entries must be delivered to the Home
Industries Pavilion by 11a.m. Thursday 28th October 2010, ready to be hung and
judged later or delivered to the Secretary's Office, Ashburton Showgrounds,
Every exhibit to be mounted suitable for hanging and must bear on the back the name and address of exhibitor and the class number for which it is entered.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
A ROSETTE AND A SPECIAL PRIZE OF $75 donated by the Ashburton Club and MSA will be awarded to the most outstanding exhibit.
A SPECIAL PRIZE OF $25 donated by the Ashburton Club & MSA will be awarded to the runner-up of the most outstanding exhibit.
THE ASSOCIATION'S CUP will be awarded to the winner of the most points in the Painting Section. To be held by the winner for one year 2009 winner SA Whiting
Class 910 LAND or SEASCAPE, Oil or Acrylics
WAREHOUSE STATIONERY donate prizes to the winner.
Class 911 LAND or SEASCAPE, Water Colour
WAREHOUSE STATIONERY donates prizes to the winner.
Class 912 ANY OTHER SUBJECT, Oils or Acrylics
KNIGHTS PICTURE SERVICE donates $10 voucher to winner.
Class 913 ANY OTHER SUBJECT, Watercolour
DPI DESIGN & PRINT donates $10 to the winner.
Class 914 ANY SUBJECT - Open to all mediums & may include Paper, Material, String,
Metal etc
THE FINISHING COMPANY donates $10 to the winner.
Class 915 SKETCH -
Ink, crayon, pastel, charcoal, pencil, pen or combinations of same
MRS V. SRHOY donates $10 to winner.
Class 916 STUDY, animal, any medium
THE FINISHING COMPANY donates $10 to winner.
Class 917 SET OF THREE MINIATURES
In same medium or combinations of medium
KNIGHTS PICTURE SERVICE donates $10 voucher to winner.
Class 918 ANY SUBJECT in ANY MEDIUM
OPEN TO 20 YEARS AND UNDER
DPI DESIGN & PRINT donates $10 to the winner
Floral Art
Post Entries $1.00
POST ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED BY 9.30 a.m. ON
FRIDAY 29th OCTOBER 2010. Exhibitors
will be provided with
To be staged by 9.30 a.m., Friday 29th October, 2010.
NO EXHIBIT WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT TIME.
Flowers not necessarily grown by Exhibitor.
NOVICE is an exhibitor who has not won a first prize in the Floral Art Section at an Ashburton A&P Show.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section.
MRS R. McCONNELL donates a trophy to the winner of most points in the Floral Art. To be held by the winner for one year 2009 winner - Tracy Fisher.
Class 919 "BIRDS EYE VIEW", any medium, Novice
Class 920 "SIMPLE LIFE", any medium, First time entrant
MID CANTERBURY RURAL WOMEN donates a voucher to the winner of this Class.
Class 921 "LAND TO TABLE", any medium, Open
LILY FIELDS, MT SOMERS donates a Voucher to the winner of this Class.
Cut Flowers
Post Entries $1.00
POST ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED BY 9.30 a.m. ON FRIDAY 29th OCTOBER, 2010. Exhibitors will be provided with Exhibitors pass on receipt of entries.
To be staged by 9.30 a.m. - Friday 29th October, 2010
NO EXHIBIT WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THAT TIME.
Containers not supplied. Flowers to be grown by Exhibitor.
A rosette will be awarded to the premier exhibit in each adult section. (Collection of Fresh Herbs not considered).
THE LOWERY CUP, presented by James Lowery ESQ is awarded to the winner of most points in the Flower Section. To be held by the winner for one year 2009 winner - Tracy Fisher
A $10.00 prize will be awarded to the best entry exhibited by a person over 70 years of age in the Cut Flowers.
LAKEWAY NURSERY donates a $10 voucher to the winner of the most points in the Cut Flower Section overall.
Class 922 A DISPLAY OF FLOWERS/SHRUBS six distinct varieties, one stem
in each container
To be entered by any organisation or school group.
KAKARIKI FLOWERS donate a $10 voucher to the winner
Class 923 CUT FLOWERS, outdoor grown (Shrubs excluded).
Three distinct varieties. 1 Stem in each container.
LUSHINGTONS donates a $10 voucher to the winner.
Class 924 COLLECTION OF FLOWERING SHRUBS AND TREES.
Three distinct varieties, one stem in each container.
THE FUSCHIA SOCIETY donates $10 to the winner
Class 925 COLLECTION OF ALPINE AND/OR ROCKERY FLOWERS, in a vase
MRS M MILES donates $10.00 to the winner.
Class 926 ONE STEM OF BEARDED IRIS
ALLENTON FLORISTS donates $10 to the winner.
Class 927 ONE STEM OF BEARDLESS IRIS
FUCHSIA SOCIETY donate $5.00 to the winner
Class 928 THREE PANSIES/VIOLAS, under 2 1/2 inches in a saucer, no leaves
MRS M. COLVILLE donates $5.00 to the winner.
Class 929 THREE PANSIES/VIOLAS over 2 1/2 inches in a saucer, no leaves
MRS M. COLVILLE donates $5.00 to the winner.
Class 930 ONE PAEONIA (Peony)
MID CANTERBURY RURAL WOMEN donates $10.00 to the winner
Class 931 ONE CLEMATIS (floating)
Class 932 THREE RANUNCULAS
MRS M MILES donates $10.00 to the winner.
Class 933
THREE
MRS M. COLVILLE donates $5.00 to the winner.
Class 934 ONE STEM CAMELIA
Class 935 ONE STEM RHODODENDRON - One head
Class 936 ONE STEM AZALEA
Class 937 VASE OF MIXED PERENNIALS - no more than six varieties.
THE FUCHSIA SOCIETY donates $5 to the winner.
Class 938 ANY OTHER FLOWER not in schedule - one stem
ASHBURTON APIARIES donate 2kg container of HONEY to the winner.
Class 939 COLLECTION OF FRESH HERBS
MRS M. COLVILLE donates $5.00 to the winner.
Class 940 COLLECTION OF NATIVES - in a vase
ASHBURTON DRYCLEANERS donate a $10 voucher to winner.
Class 941 VASE OF RED FLOWERS - no more than six varieties