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WELCOME to HOME INDUSTRY PAVILION BAY SPONSORS The Upper Clutha A & P Society acknowledges our Pavilion Bay Sponsors • Macalister Todd Phillips • Upper Clutha Transport • Pembroke Stud • Accountancy At Altitude Home Industry Committee Jan Allen p: 03-443-7373 Julie Mulholland p: 03-443-8177 Jill Bruce p: 03-443-1151 Janice Dickey p: 03-443-7223 Lesly Stewart p: 03-443-7254 This area includes photography, arts, crafts, flowers, paintings, homebrew and baking. It incorporates creations from our local community with exhibitors of all ages. The A&P Show is an excellent chance to exhibit your work, and there are some great prizes to be awarded. We welcome your entries and look forward to receiving your exhibits. The Home Industry Pavilion is open to view all exhibits from 9am on Friday 9th March 2014 Junior prize money can be collected on Friday between 4-5pm; all other prize money can be collected between 4-5pm on Saturday and Monday 9-12 noon All judging will take place on Thursday 6th March at 6pm ORDER OF CONTENTS Junior Sections Arts & Crafts Vegetables Baking, Preserves & Jams School Art – Display of Work 2014 Decorative (From local schools & home-schooled children) Photography Open Sections Baking Homebrew Craft Paintings Embroidery Patchwork Creative Fibre Photography Floral Design Preserves & Jams Flowers-Blooms Vegetables Flowers-Roses HOME INDUSTRY THANKS AND IS VERY GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS – Bronze Matukituki Sponsor MACTODD, Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries Mediterranean Wholesale Market Wanaka New World Copper Makarora Sponsor Apparel Studio Fine Wools Wanaka Merino Shop, Tarras Sir Tim and Lady Prue Wallis 63B Catering Ltd Wanaka Auto Repairs 2010 Ltd Wanaka Paper Plus Hunter – Donations/Supporters Ann-Louise Stokes Pat Ross - children Aspiring Quilters Shona Turnock Cakes of Wanaka Stu &Rhonda Hurley Christofer Robyn Quilts Cinema Paradiso Doreen Umbers Jill’s Wool Shop Kay Curtis Lesly Stewart Lifestyle and Section Services Madeleine Reveley Molly Purvis Mrs Eden – Young Adult Mrs M McCarthy Memorial The Material Girls Video Ezy Wanaka Arts Society Wanaka Clutha Herb Society Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Wanaka Embroidery Guild Wanaka Section Services Roderick Key Exhibitors Information & Guidelines ENTRIES: • Postal Entries to PO Box 79, Wanaka 9343. Closing date Wednesday 5th March 2014 OR • Bring Entries to the Showground Pavilion to be processed from 1pm to 5pm, Monday 3rd to Wednesday 5th and 9am to 5pm on Thursday 6th March. Pavilion doors close at 5pm on Thursday 6th March. • ALL ENTRIES CLOSE AT 5pm THURSDAY 6th MARCH 2014. EXHIBITS • ALL EXHIBITS ARE TO BE DELIVERED TO THE SECTION MARSHALL AT THE SHOWGROUND PAVILION BY 5pm THURSDAY 6th MARCH 2014. ENTRY TICKETS • Entry Tickets are to be securely attached to the exhibit • Entry Tickets are to be collected prior to 5pm on Thursday 6th March from the Showground Pavilion Competition Information • ALL JUDGING will take place on Thursday 6th March from 6pm. • The Committee will not under any circumstance hold itself responsible for any loss, damage or mis-delivery of exhibits at the Show. • Security staff will be on duty Thursday 7pm until Sunday 9am. The pavilion is secured overnight. • Exhibits MUST be collected from 4pm till 5:30pm on Saturday 8th. Or Monday 10th March between 9am and 12 noon. This is the responsibility of the exhibitor. Competition Rules • All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. This is an amateur competition. Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha Show is not eligible to compete. Entries will not be accepted from commercial exhibitors. • The Judge’s decision is final. • The decision of the Committee shall be absolutely final on any subject on Show Day • No prize money will be given unless the prize card is presented fully intact. • Home Industry Prize Money can be collected from the Home Industry desk in the Pavilion from 4 - 5.30pm on Saturday 8th March 2014 and no later than noon on Monday 10th March 2014. Junior prize money can be collected on Friday between 4-5pm • There is no limit to the number of exhibits you may enter in most sections. If there is a restriction this will be stated. • Please read each section carefully. • E4j. The RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system; please read full rule wording under the General Information Section of this schedule. Admission to the Show: A two-day pass $20; One day adult pass $15; All school children free; Members free on presentation of ticket. Disclaimer of Liability Neither the organizers of the event to which these rules apply nor any agent, employee or representative of these bodies accepts any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles, their contents and accessories or any other personal property whatsoever whether caused by their negligence, breach of contract, or in any other way whatsoever. NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver which would protect a facility owner, farmer, employer or other person from liability should an accident occur as a result of neglect to take all practicable steps. The facility owner, local authority or farmer etc cannot “contract” out such responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability. All practicable steps have been taken by the organizers to ensure your safety and we ask you to take particular heed of hazard signs that have been posted, and avoid these areas. Children must be under adult supervision at all times. JUNIOR SECTION JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS sponsored by WANAKA NEW WORLD Marshall: Jill Bruce Judge: Susan Turnbull p: 443 1151 Entry Fee: 50c. Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1 Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete TROPHIES FOR ARTS & CRAFTS JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Cinema Paradiso Pat Ross Molly Purvis Class 803.1 - Most Points over Classes 800-803 Class 807.1 - Most Points over Classes 804-807 Class 811.1 - Most Points over Classes 808-811 Class 815.1 - Most Points over Classes 812-815 Class 819.1 - Most Points over Classes 816-819 Class 823.1 - Most Points over Classes 820-823 Preschool Class 800 An item made from dried pasta 801 Collage picture featuring wool, A5 size 802 Article made from a plastic 1L milk bottle 803 Decorated flower pot Year 0-2 804 805 806 807 Handmade and decorated card for your Mum A painting on a tile Egg carton creature A kite, any materials Year 3-4 808 809 810 811 An ice block stick sculpture Decorated ‘croc’ shoe Hand painted bottle or jar A kite, any materials Year 5-6 812 A sculpture made from drinking straws 813 814 815 Something new from something old Construct a ball, any material A kite, any materials Year 7-9 816 817 818 819 Home-made jewellery Lavender presented any way you wish Article made from wood A kite, any materials Year 10-13 820 Create a hat, any materials 821 Decorated T-shirt 822 Any item of French knitting 823 A kite, any materials JUNIOR BAKING, PRESERVES & JAMS Marshall: Lyn Leary Judge: Clare Pennell p: 443 7925 Entry Fee: 50c. Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1 All Junior Classes are judged on Thursday night Name & phone number to be put on the back of all exhibits. Exhibits must be on a round white paper/plastic plate (18cm) covered TROPHIES FOR BAKING JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Shona Turnock Mrs Eden Class 831.1 - Most Points over Classes 830-831 Class 833.1 - Most Points over Classes 832-833 Class 835.1 - Most Points over Classes 834-835 Class 837.1 - Most Points over Classes 836-837 Class 842.1 - Most Points over Classes 838-842 Class 847.1 - Most Points over Classes 843-847 Preschool Class 830 3 decorated wine biscuits 831 1 decorated cupcake Year 0-2 832 3 decorated wine biscuits 833 3 Truffles Year 3-4 834 3 decorated wine biscuits 835 3 pieces of iced fudge cake 836 3 pieces of homemade sweets Year 5-6 837 3 Rice Bubble cakes 838 A school lunch in an ice cream container Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 60 839 3 pieces of homemade sweets Year 7-9 840 841 842 843 A school lunch in an ice cream container 3 Muffins, any variety An “Edmonds” Chocolate Cake 3 pieces of homemade sweets Year 10-13 844 3 Muffins, any variety 845 A school lunch in an ice cream container 846 3 Decorated Cupcakes 847 3 pieces of homemade sweets JUNIOR DECORATIVE sponsored by SIR TIM AND LADY PRUE WALLIS Marshall: Kay McFarlane Judge: Avis Munro p: 443 4225 Entry Fee: 50c Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1 All exhibits MUST be the work of the exhibitor. Securely attach your entry ticket to your exhibit. Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete. TROPHIES FOR DECORATIVE JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR Video Ezy Class 853.1 - Most Points over Classes 850-853 Class 857.1 - Most Points over Classes 854-857 Class 861.1 - Most Points over Classes 858-861 Class 865.1 – Most Points over Classes 862-865 Preschool Class 850 A decorated shoe 851 Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries 852 An animal made from play dough 853 Decorative sand saucer Year 0-2 854 A decorated shoe 855 Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries 856 A scarecrow (any size) 857 Lego sculpture no larger than 40cm x 40cm in size Year 3-4 858 A shoebox house 859 Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries 860 A scarecrow (any size) 861 Lego sculpture no larger than 40cm x 40cm in size Year 5-6 862 863 864 865 A shoebox house Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries A scarecrow (any size) Lego sculpture no larger than 40cm x 40cm in size Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 61 JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY sponsored by WANAKA PAPER PLUS Marshall: Kate Norman Judge: Stephen Jaquiery p: 443 7392 Entry Fee: 50c Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1 Photos may be either colour or black & white The OWNER’S NAME, ADDRESS AND AGE MUST BE ON THE BACK Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete Prints are to be 10x15cm (4 x 6 inches) in size This is an amateur competition All photos submitted for competition, must be taken by the exhibitor All photos must be mounted on card with a 2cm border All photos must be titled TROPHIES FOR JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR Madeleine Reveley Class 873.1 - Most Points over Classes 870 – 873 Class 877.1 - Most Points over Classes 874 – 877 Class 881.1 - Most Points over Classes 878 – 881 Class 885.1 - Most Points over Classes 882 – 885 Class 889.1 - Most Points over Classes 886 – 889 Class 893.1 - Most Points over Classes 890 - 893 www.aspiringphotography.co.nz P: 03 443 1883 E: info@aspiringphotography.co.nz Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 62 Year 5-6 882 Winter photo 883 Animal Photo 884 Portrait 885 Action photo Year 7-9 886 Winter photo 887 Animal Photo 888 Portrait 889 Action photo Year 10 - 13 890 Winter photo 891 Animal Photo 892 Portrait 893 Action photo Preschool Class 870 Winter photo 871 Animal Photo 872 Portrait 873 Action photo Year 0-2 874 Winter photo 875 Animal Photo 876 Portrait 877 Action photo Year 3-4 878 Winter photo 879 Animal Photo 880 Portrait 881 Action photo JUNIOR VEGETABLES sponsored by PAT ROSS Marshall: Donella Osborne Judge: Ed King p: 443 6999 Entry Fee; 50c Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1 Open to Preschool – Year 13 All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor. Exhibits must be on a round paper/plastic plate 23cm, the entry ticket must be securely attached to the plate. TROPHIES FOR JUNIOR VEGETABLES JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES Class 895.1 - Best Collection of Vegetables - $15 cash Preschool to Year 13 Class 895 – Collection of Vegetables 896 – Collection of salad plants growing in a bucket SCHOOL ART Marshall: Pam McRae p: 443 2577 A display of art from local schools and home-schooled children. No entry fee, no prizes, no judging. Names to be on the front Topics: PreschoolWORK OF THEIR CHOICE (no bigger than 1 square metre per classroom) Year 0 -13 OPEN TOPIC CHOSEN BY EACH SCHOOL Work must be on paper not cardboard. Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 63 OPEN SECTION BAKING sponsored by 63B CATERING LTD Marshall: Janice Dickey Judge: Robyn Huddleston p: 443 7223 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5, 2nd $3; 3rd $2. Exhibits must be on a round white paper/plastic plate and covered with clear plastic bag TROPHIES FOR BAKING HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP MRS E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY BELOE/TURNOCK CUP JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 915.1 - 1st $30 cash donated by Doreen Umbers Class 918.1 - 1st $10 cash donated by Shona Turnock Class 921.1 - 1st $10 cash donated by Shona Turnock Class 922.1 – 1st $10 cash donated by Shona Turnock Class 923.1 – 1st a voucher donated by Cakes of Wanaka Class 910 911 912 913 914 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 923 924 925 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits 3 Pieces of Shortbread 3 Belgium Biscuits 3 Pieces of Square - un-iced 1 Fruit or Nut Loaf 3 Pikelets 3 Muffins, sweet 3 Savoury Scones 1 Sultana Cake 3 Pieces Ginger Crunch Coffee Cake-iced 3 Lamingtons 3 Ginger gems 3 Decorated Cup Cakes Men Only “Anything goes” (baking) “Business House Bake Off” - Sponge CRAFT sponsored by WANAKA AUTO REPAIRS (2010) LTD Marshall: Helen Davis Judge: Lea Wilkie p: 443 9303 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete. Exhibit must have been completed within the previous 12 months. Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 64 TROPHIES FOR CRAFT HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 938.1 – First time entrant - $10 cash – donated and chosen by Creative Fibre Group Class 939.1 – Most Points over Classes 930 to 939 Class 930 931 932 933 934 935 936 937 938 939 Wood turned Article Bookmark any medium Decorated wrapped gift Fabric covered box Apron any medium Soft Toy any medium Article using any fibres and methods of construction Home-made article from fabric Accessory; gloves, scarf, bag, socks – knitted, woven or felted Any craft item made from paper, eg scrapbook, cards, handmade book EMBROIDERY sponsored by WANAKA ARTS SOCIETY Marshall: Wanaka Embroidery Guild Judge: Hilary Paterson p: 443 1151 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete. TROPHIES FOR EMBROIDERY HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 941.1 – 1st Prize $10 donated by Kay Curtis Class 943.1 – 1st Prize $10 donated by Kay Curtis Class 945.1 – 1st Prize $10 donated by Kay Curtis Class 946.1 – 1st Most outstanding article over Embroidery Classes 940-947 - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Embroidery Guild in memory of Mrs E L Blanc. Class 940 Cushion, any medium incorporating embroidery 941 Cross stitch picture any topic and design 942 Sampler, framed, any medium 943 Embroidered article in counted thread 944 Embroidered cloth, tray or table 945 Constructed article featuring embroidery 946 Any article in Hardanger 947 Embroidered article featuring flowers Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 65 CREATIVE FIBRE sponsored by MERINO SHOP, TARRAS Marshall: Margaret Stenhouse Judge: Shirley Farquhar p: 443 9197 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Encouraging the use of natural fibres; wool, silk, cotton and linen and synthetic fibres; from fleece, spun yarn, commercial yarn, or felted batts. In classes 950, 951, 956, 959, 961 and 963 garment/ article must be made within the last year and not previously worn/used. TROPHIES FOR CREATIVE FIBRE HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY ROSEBOWL SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 950.1 - Handwoven article - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 951.1 – Felted Article - $30 cash donated by Jill’s Wool Shop Class 956.1 - Handspun, handknitted garment - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 957.1 - Child’s handknitted jumper or cardigan - a gift donated by Fine Wools Wanaka Class 958.1 - Knitted garment, colour & design - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 960.1 - Adult’s pullover or cardigan - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 963.1 - Accessory, knitted/woven/felted - $10 cash donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 963.2 - Special Prize for first time entrant over all classes - $10 donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group Class 950 951 952 953 954 955 956 957 958 959 960 961 962 963 Handwoven article Felted article Skein handspun wool, incorporating any other natural fibre (state fibre) Skein handspun wool, Medium spun Skein handspun wool, Bulky spun Skein handspun wool, dyed (state dye material used) Handspun, handknitted garment/article Child’s handknitted jumper or cardigan, handspun or commercial yarn Knitted garment, machine or hand, colour & design to be judged Handknitted article for a baby Adult’s handknitted pullover or cardigan, sleeved or sleeveless Crochet article Garment or article in Alpaca or Alpaca/blend Accessory, socks, gloves, scarf, bag, wraps – any method of construction using fibre or yarn FLOWER SECTION FLORAL DESIGN sponsored by MACTODD Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries Marshall: Glenys Kerr Judge: p: 443 9247 Entry Fee: $2 Prize Money: 1st $20; 2nd $10; 3rd $5 Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 66 TROPHIES FOR FLORAL DESIGN WANAKA GARDEN CLUB CUP ELIZABETH IRONSIDE MEMORIAL CUP DECORATIVE CUP Class: 966 – Novice (open to anyone who has not won the class before) – ‘Simplicity’ 967 – Open – ‘Colours & Contrast’ BLOOMS sponsored by APPAREL STUDIO Marshall: Pam Kane Judge: Rhonda Hurley p: 443 1539 Entry Fee: 50c Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 All Cut Flower entries will be processed by the Marshall at the Cut Flowers Section of the pavilion, on the Tuesday, Wednesday and up until Thursday 5pm. Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor. Please use green bottles if possible. TROPHIES FOR FLOWERS - BLOOMS CUT FLOWERS CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 980.1 - $10 cash donated by Upper Clutha Herb Society Class 981.1 - $10 cash donated by Upper Clutha Herb Society Class 970 971 972 973 974 975 976 977 978 979 980 981 982 983 984 985 986 987 988 Dahlias, collection of 4, different colours Dahlias, decorative, 3 blooms Dahlias, cactus & semi cactus, 3 blooms Dahlia, collection of 4 different types Any Other Dahlia, not otherwise scheduled Gladiolus - 1 spike; 3 or more florets open 1 head Hydrangea 6 stems of Sweet pea, any colour 3 Marigold blooms Bowl of floating Pansies or Viola Collection of herbs, 6 or more, named A collection of herbs growing in a pot, no bigger than 30cm in diameter 1 Single Bloom not scheduled 1 Multi Bloom not scheduled Collection of 6 different blooms Potted Geranium Potted Colour Hanging Basket Pot of miniature growing sunflowers ROSES sponsored by STU AND RHONDA HURLEY and WANAKA SECTION SERVICES Marshall: Pam Kane Judge: Val Garrett p: 443 1539 Entry Fee: 50c Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 67 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Exhibitors where possible, name your rose(s), for the public’s benefit. Definitions of classification of roses are as follows: An Exhibition rose is from half to three quarters open A Decorative rose is from one quarter to one half open A Fully open rose is just that - at least three quarter open Retain foliage to roses. Definition of a ‘Bloom’ for roses: 1 rose on each stem. Stem or cluster: means more than one flower & including side buds. Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor Please use green bottles if possible TROPHIES FOR FLOWERS - ROSES NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY CUT FLOWERS CUP SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 993.1 - 1st $10 cash – Mrs M McCarthy Memorial Prize Class 1009.2 - Most points in Rose Classes - $20 cash donated by Ann-Louise Stokes Class 989 990 991 992 993 994 995 996 997 998 999 1000 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 Sally Holmes Rose Miniature rose - 3 cultivars, 1 vase Miniature rose - 1 cluster Floribunda rose - 1 stem, 3 or more florets open 1 bloom, red 1 bloom, pink 1 bloom, yellow 1 bloom, white 1 bloom, cream 1 bloom, colour otherwise unscheduled Perfumed rose - any variety Fairy rose, cluster Old roses - 3 stems, 1 or more cultivars David Austin roses - 3 stems, 1 or more cultivars Decorative bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar Fully open bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar Decorative blooms - 3, any colour or cultivar Exhibition blooms - 3, any colour or cultivar Fully open blooms - 3, any colour or variety 1 Stem single petalled rose - any colour or variety- 5 petals Patio Rose HOMEBREW sponsored by MACTODD Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries Marshall: Brian Robinson Judge: Henry Heard p: 443 6577 Entry Fee: $2 Prize Money: 1st $20; 2nd $10; 3rd $5 No commercial labels to be left on bottle. Exhibits will be chilled prior to judging. TROPHIES FOR HOMEBREW THE HOMEBREW CUP Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 68 Class 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 Home-made spirits - 1 bottle, labelled Stout – Kitset, 1 bottle Ale – Kitset, 1 bottle Lager – Kitset, 1 bottle Home-made clear liqueur - any flavour, 1 bottle, labelled Home-made cream liqueur – any flavour, 1 bottle, labelled Home-made wine/champagne PAINTINGS sponsored by THE MATERIAL GIRLS Marshall: Deborah Ballantyne Judge: Pat Stevenson p: 443 1910 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete. Drawings and Paintings must be original and exhibitor’s own work. All exhibits must be able to be hung. TROPHIES FOR PAINTINGS COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP SPECIAL PRIZE & SPIONSOR Class 1022.1 - Most outstanding Exhibit - $20 donated by THE MATERIAL GIRLS Class 1020 1021 1022 Novice - those painting two years or less. Any medium on canvas or paper Open Section - Oil or acrylic, any subject Open Section - Any works on paper, any subject, charcoal, pastel, pencil, crayon, ink or watercolour. PATCHWORK sponsored by CHRISTOFER ROBYN QUILTS Marshall: Joyce Hogan Judge: Chris Bartlett p: 443 4696 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Must state quilt size on entry form. All work must be done by the exhibitor. Exhibit must have been completed within the previous 12 months TROPHIES FOR PATCHWORK HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR Class 1034.1 - Most Points in Patchwork - $20 gift voucher donated by Aspiring Quilters Class 1035.1 – Most Points in Patchwork item by any school age child - $20 gift voucher donated by Aspiring Quilters SELF QUILTED ITEMS Class Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 69 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 Patchwork / Quilted wall hanging Patchwork Quilt, maximum size 2m – 1 quilt per exhibitor Small Patchwork / Quilted items (under 1 metre) Patchwork item by a novice / quilter who has not won a prize before, who has been quilting no longer than 3 years Patchwork bag or cushion Patchwork item by any school age child PHOTOGRAPHY sponsored by MACTODD Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries Marshall: Linda Montgomery Judge: Stephen Jaquiery p: 443 5499 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 Photos may be either colour or black & white. This is an amateur competition. All photos submitted for competition, must be taken by the exhibitor. All photos must be mounted on card with a 2cm border. The OWNER’S NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE ON THE BACK. Photos are to be 18x13cm (7 x 5 inches) in size. All photos must be titled. SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR Cinema Paradiso Class 1040 Winter 1041 Animal 1042 Action 1043 Portrait 1044 Open Topic - Black and White PRESERVES & JAMS Marshall: Sandra Simmers p: 443 9537 Marshall: Julie Mulholland p: 4438177 Judge: Marion Murphy (Sweet) Judge: Janet Malloch (Savoury) (Sweet) (Savoury) Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd $3; 3rd $2 No more than 2 exhibits per class per person. All jars to be labelled and entry tickets attached. All exhibits must be able to be opened, excluding preserves Contents judged not the jar. Definitions as given in University of Otago Bulletin A Pickle: vinegar, salt, spices and sugar used to preserve vegetables, fruits or nuts, eg gherkins, onions, walnuts, bread & butter pickles. A Relish: is a sour pickle with the vegetable finely chopped, eg corn, tomato, cucumber etc A Chutney: is a sweet pickle being a mixture of crushed fruit and vegetable cooked with vinegar, sugar, and spices, eg tomato, peach, rhubarb etc Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 70 TROPHIES FOR PRESERVES & JAMS HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP MRS E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR Class 1057.1 - $10 cash most points over classes 1050-1057, donated by LESLY STEWART Class 1060.1 - $10 cash donated by Upper Clutha Herb Society Class 1066.1 - $10 cash donated by Upper Clutha Herb Society Class 1068.1 - $10 cash most points over classes 1058-1068, donated by LESLY STEWART Class 1050 1051 1052 1053 1054 1055 1056 1057 1058 1059 1060 1061 1062 1063 1064 1065 1066 1067 1068 Berry jam, any variety Raspberry jam Any variety of jam Apricot jam Jelly, fruit Preserved fruit, any variety Home-made lemon honey Marmalade Jelly, Savoury Relish, any variety Pesto, home-made Chutney, any variety Pickle, any variety Pickled vegetables, one or more vegetable Home-made sauce, any variety Preserved beetroot Home-made mustard, up to 200gms in size Home-made cheese Home-made fruit paste VEGETABLES sponsored by MEDITERRANEAN WHOLESALE MARKET Marshall: Donella Osborne Judge: Ed King p: 443 6999 Entry Fee: $1 Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2 All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor, and named for the public’s benefit. BASKETS MUST HAVE HANDLES. Exhibits to be on a round white paper/plastic plate, 23cm and entry ticket must be securely attached to the plate. TROPHIES FOR VEGETABLES STUDHOLME CUP JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS Class 1081.1 - $10 cash donated by Lifestyle and Section Services Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 71 Class 1085.1 - $10 cash donated by Lifestyle and Section Services Class 1091.1 - $10 cash donated by Lifestyle and Section Services Class 1093.1 - $10 cash donated by Lifestyle and Section Services Class 1093.2 - Most points in vegetables- 10 cash donated by Lifestyle and Section Services Class 1070 1071 1072 1073 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081 1082 1083 1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 1089 1090 1091 1092 1093 Cucumber 3 Beans 5 pods, any variety 3 Beet red, round 3 Beet red, long 3 Carrots, long 3 Onions, white 3 Onions, red 3 Potatoes, white, table 3 Potatoes, red, table 3 Parsnips Any collection of vegetables - judged for variety and display (1 exhibit per person) Gift basket of vegetables, at least 6 varieties (1 exhibit per person) Gift basket of fruit, at least 3 varieties 3 Apples, any variety 3 Pears, any variety Plate of 3 Tomatoes, ripe Decorative basket of Tomatoes, any variety and number (1 exhibit per person) 5 Rhubarb, stalks, loose 3 Zucchinis, yellow, green or black 3 Corn Cobs, any variety Any unusual shaped vegetable Pumpkin, judged for quality (&/or weight) 3 sweet capsicum, named (not chilli) Garlic, 3 (not elephant) Cups and Trophies for Home Industry Section Any number of entries will be accepted unless specified and all points counted for the Cup. HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP for most points in Baking, Craft, Creative Fibre, Embroidery, Patchwork, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1953 Mrs D T Anderson, 1954, Mrs L M Goodger; 1955-57, Mrs B H Umbers; 1958, Miss Ironside; 1959-65, Mrs Lawless; 1966, Mrs Burgess; 1967, Miss McCall; 1968, Mrs G Wilson; 1969, Mrs R Jones; 1970-71, Miss M McCall; 1972, Mrs E C Anderson; 1973-74, Mrs M E Allison; 1975-77, A Urquhart; 1978, Miss M McCall; 1979, Mrs E King; 1980, Mrs J Robertson; 1981-82, Miss M McCall; 1983, Miss E McMillan; 1984-86, Miss M McCall; 1987-88, Mrs S Turnock; 1989-90, Miss M McCall; 1991, S Turnock; 1992, K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton; 1994, I M Darling; 1995-97, L Overton; 1998-99, R Landreth; 2000, D Barkman; 2001, L Overton; 2002-04, D Barkman; 2005, J Robertson; 2006-09, D Barkman; 2010 S. Manson; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY donated by Merino Shop Tarras for most outstanding fibre exhibit from Creative Fibre, Embroidery, Patchwork and Sewing. Winners - 2004, L Cashen; 2005, J Bruce – (Embroidery); 2006, J McIvor; 2007, R Holland (Creative Fibre); 2008, G Drummond; 2009, S Allan; 2010, A Munro; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J McIvor; 2013, S Allan; MRS E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to a local exhibitor for the most points in Baking, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1989, Mrs S Turnock; 1990, Miss M McCall; 1991, S Turnock; 1992, K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton; 1994, I M Darling; 1995-97, L Overton; 1998, R Landreth; 1999, L Overton; 2000, D Barkman; 2001, L Overton; 2002-08, D Barkman; 2009, N Dickey/L King; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011; K Sutherland; 2012, N Dickey/F Adcock; 2013, K Sutherland; JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY awarded to an exhibitor from outside the Upper Clutha area for the most points in Baking, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 2009, J Anderson; 2010, D Barkman; 2011,D Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 72 Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY awarded for Most Points in Embroidery. Winners – 2009, V Garrett; 2010, J Bruce; 2011-12, J McIvor; 2013, V Brown; STUDHOLME CUP for most points in Vegetables. Winners - 1991-93, F Urquhart; 1994, G Pittaway; 1995, L Overton; 1996, F Urquhart; 1997, Mrs I Urquhart; 1998-99, L Overton; 2000-04, T Toogood; 2005, D Osborne; 2006, D Pricolo; 2007, J Turnbull; 2008-11, D Pricolo; 2012, G Kerr; 2013, D Osborne; JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY for winner of Class 1080, Vegetables: Winners - 1991, Hall Family; 1992, P Cole; 1993, F Urquhart; 1994, Hall family; 1995-96, B&R Hall; 1997, L Overton; 1998, A Sidey; 1999, L Overton; 2000, N Matheson; 2001-02, L Overton; 2003-04, T Toogood; 2005, A McKenzie; 2006, D Pricolo; 2007, D Osborne; 2008, N Matheson; 2009-11, D Pricolo; 2012, B King; 2013, K Collins; BELOE/TURNOCK CUP for most points in Baking. Winners - 2001-03, A Napier; 2004, L Barkman; 2005, J Anderson & L King; 2006-08, A Fahey; 2009, B Brady; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Preserves & Jams, donated by Grace and Lyn Overton. Winners - 200211, D Barkman; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; ROSEBOWL donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group (formerly Spinners & Weavers) – for most points in Creative Fibre; Winners – 1990, J Robertson; 1991-93, P Plew; 1994-03, J Robertson; 2004, G Rowlands; 2005-07, J Robertson; 2008, H Kerr; 2009, B Chamberlayne; 2011, S Manson; 2012, G Rowlands; 2013, G Rowlands; CUT FLOWERS CUP donated by Yeverley McCarthy for most points in Cut Flowers, Blooms & Roses. Winners – 1991, E Harris; 1992-94, R Colling; 1995-97, E Harris; 1998, A Rich; 1999, C Humphrey; 2000, K Nimmo; 2001-09, V Garrett; 2011, L McRae; 2012, L McRae /L Ives; 2013, V Garrett; NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY donated for overall SUPREME ROSE, Cut Flowers, Roses. Winners – 1999, C Taylor; 2000, S Rich; 2001, L Pannett; 2002, M Snow; 2003, L Graves; 2004, L Chave; 2005, C Wigg; 2006-08, R Fegan; 2009, L Dale; 2010, L McRae; 2011, J Mulholland; 2012, J Bruce; 2013, H Mathewson; DECORATIVE CUP for most points in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners - 1991-92, J Robertson; 1993-94, M Price; 1995, M Shanks; 1996, G Overton; 1997, M Price; 1998-00, J Johnson; 2001-02, G Feisst; 2003, R Waldron & J Johnson; 2004, J Johnson; 2005, J Young; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, J Anderson; 2011-12, G Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; WANAKA GARDEN CLUB CUP for the Most Outstanding Exhibit in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners - 200001, G Feisst; 2002-03, J Johnson; 2004, P Kane; 2005, J Young; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, M Duncan; 20112012, G. Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; ELIZABETH IRONSIDE MEMORIAL TROPHY - Winner of the Novice Flower Arrangement in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners – 2003, P Ward; 2005, K Davis; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, S McLean; 2010, J Anderson; 2011, n/a; 2012-13, S Deuchrass; THE HOMEBREW CUP for Most Points in Homebrew. Winners – 2012, R Holland/ G Kean; 2013, T Outram; COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP donated by Doughbin Bakery & Cafe for most points in all Yr 7 to Yr 13 Classes. Winners – 2002, J Pierce; 2003, P Ward; 2005, S Allen; 2006, V Anderson; 2007, F Woods; 2008-11, S Bruce; 2012-13, K Millis; JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP donated by Mrs A Allison for most points in all Junior Classes, Preschool to Yr 6. Winners - 1990-92, S Jopson; 1993, J Taylor; 1994, S Gillespie; 1995, J Shaw; 1996, L Bracewell; 1997, K Turnock; 1998, J Pierce; 1999-03, S Pringle; 2004, L & F Woods; 2005, L Woods; 2006, F Woods; 2007, L Woods; 2008-09, A Russell; 2010, S Millis; 2011, C O’Brien; 2012, M Weedon; 2013, S Deuchrass; 2013, H Russell; Strategic Partner - Farmlands - 73
