Text Box: INDUSTRIAL SECTION

THE 135th LOWESWATER SHOW

Text Box: COMMITTEE:

Chair:  Mrs. B. Mansergh
Vice Chair:  Mrs. C. Walmsley

	Mrs. H. Agnew		Miss P. Evans		Mrs.M.Mawson	
	Mrs. E. Allen		Mrs. N. Fearon		Miss R. Norman
	Miss J. Allen		Mrs. M. Graham	Mrs. D. Pattinson
	Mrs. A. Billinghurst	Mrs. A. Greer		Mrs. C. Pearson
	Mrs. S. Bird		Mrs. A. Hayton		Mrs. J. Scott
	Mrs. A. Birkett		Mrs. A. Hewitson	Mrs. N. Smallwood
	Mrs. J. Bland		Mrs. V. Hewitson	Mrs. L. Todd
	Mrs. A. Burridge	Mrs. J. Hudson		Mrs. S. Todd
	Miss J. Clark		Mrs. M. G. Irving	Ms. L. Von-Cappellen	
	Mr. J. Collins-Webb	Mrs. A. Kyle		Mrs. P. Walker	
	Miss B. Coulthard	Mrs. F. Lambrick	Mrs. P. Wilson		
	
		Secretary:	Mrs. M. Vickers               
		Freshwinds, High Lorton, Cockermouth, CA13 9UL
				Tel:  01900 85621
	

	



		





	





NOTE:  The Industrial Tent will be closed for judging from 10:15 to 1:00 p.m.
Text Box: REGULATIONS:
The Committee will take care of exhibits, but do not hold themselves responsible for loss, damage or detention of exhibits
No exhibitor may have more than two entries in any one class and will not be awarded more than one prize in the same class.
Entry fee is 25p each:  these fees must be paid at time of entry, otherwise no entry will be accepted until such money is paid.
Any exhibitor having entries amounting to £4.00 will be allowed a Subscriber’s ticket to the Show Field.
Articles must be staged by 10:15 a.m.
Exhibits to be competitor’s own work, except in classes 20, 21, 22 and 31.
Any article having previously won a prize at Loweswater Show is debarred.
Articles may not be claimed before 4:00 p.m. on the Show Day and any remaining in the tent after 4:30 p.m. are left at owner’s risk.  Please collect prize money between 4:00 and 4:30 p.m.

TROPHIES:								(2011  winners are shown in red)
The Mildred Chamberlain Challenge Cup will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Industrial Section.
 1st Prize 3 pts.,  2nd prize  2 pts., 3rd prize 1 pt.					Vicki Dunns.
Mrs. L. Todd will give £10.00 to Winner of Most Points in classes 1 to 83.
Mrs. M. Vickers will give £2.00 to the winner of most points in classes 1 to 19.
The Miss M. Hope Cup for Best Exhibit in Knitting.					Mrs. E. Storey
Miss R. Norman will give £2.00 to runner up. 					Mrs. E. Vickers
The Miss Steel Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Needlework.		Jane Clark
Mrs. M. Graham. will give £2.00 to the runner up .					Larna Norman
The Margaret Norman Trophy will be awarded for most points in classes 71 to 83.	Eva Rapley
The Pam McCree Trophy to be awarded for the Best Dark Fruit Cake. 		Mrs. B. Mansergh
The Jose Norman Trophy will be awarded for the most points in classes 50 to 64. 	Mrs. E. Storey
The Palace How Trophy will be awarded for best exhibit in classes 36 to 40. 		Mrs. D. Hodgson
The Mary Tyson Memorial Cup will be awarded to the winner of class 34.		Mrs. C. Pearson
A Trophy in memory of Mrs. Jilly Hall will be awarded for most points in Flower Arranging
— providing an entry is made in class 33.						Mrs. Catherine Pearson
The Lorton School Cup will be awarded for most points in Children’s classes		Laura Meire
The New House Farm Cup will be awarded for most points in Children’s classes 1 to 5.	Kai Wild
ALL TROPHIES HELD FOR ONE YEAR 
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE SHOW DAY OR ON SHOW DAY  BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE SECRETARY.
Text Box: ENTRIES CLOSED
MONDAY
22ndAUGUST 2011

R. Hiley

R. Hiley

M. R. Billinghurst

R. Hiley

CLASSES FOR 2011:

Prizes:                 1st           £3                            2nd         £2                            3rd         £1              Entries cost 25p each

Class                      RUGS, KNITTING etc (HAND KNIT)                               

1 Article in Herdwick Wool

2 A Handmade Rug

3 Knitted Child’s Garment to fit 3 to 12 years

4 Knitted Garment for a Baby

5 Article in Double Knitting

6 Knitted Scarf

7 Knitted Article in 3 or 4 Ply

8 A Crochet Article in Wool              

 

                                  NEEDLEWORK

 

 9              Cross Stitch — Framed (to be hung)

10 A Pincushion

11 A Bookmark

12 Embroidered Article Not Previously Mentioned

13 Any Other Article in Canvas Work

14 A  Bag

15 A Soft Toy—NOT knitted

16 A Wall Hanging

17 Filled Cushion with Homemade Cover

18 A Christmas Greeting Card (in needlework)

19 Article in Beadwork

 

                                  MISCELLANEOUS

 

20 A Door Stop

21 An Old Lake District Guide Book

22 A Souvenir Teaspoon

23 A Limerick Titled  HATS

24 Homemade Greetings Card (NOT needlework)

25 A Pencil Drawing  (Mounted)

26 A Picture in Watercolour (able to be hung)

27 A Picture in any other Medium (able to be hung)

 

                                  PHOTOGRAPHS -  coloured

                 Not exceeding 7” x 5” or panoramic 11” x 5”  (NO frames or mounts)

 

28 Agricultural Photograph with caption

29 Full of the Joys of Spring

30 Stormy Weather

31 Pre 1960 Photo—SUNDAY BEST  (Not subject to colour or size limit)

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                 There will also be an exhibition of old photos of local interest and any offers of photos

                 for display  will be very welcome.    Not for Competition.  Thank you.

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                                  FLOWERS  (with any foliage—accessories allowed)

 

32 Rhapsody in Blue                                                 15” width allowed

33 Arrangement of Foliage and Berries           18” width allowed

34 A Song Title                                                            18” width allowed

35 An Arrangement in a Wine Glass

36 One Rose

37 Mixed Garden Flowers in a Jug

38 Four Single Stems—One Variety of Garden Flowers

39 Bunch of Herbs

40 House Plant

 

                                  BREADS, CAKES etc.

 

41 Loaf (Any, plain or speciality) from White bread maker flour.  To be made in Automatic Bread Maker

42 Loaf (Any, plain or speciality) from Brown bread maker flour. To be made in Automatic Bread Maker

43 Small White Loaf —Any Flour

44 Brown Cob - Any Flour

45 1/2 lb Butter

46 SIX White or Coloured Hen Eggs

47 Tea Bread

48 TWO Plain Teacakes

49 THREE Plain Scones

50 Light Fruit Cake

51 Cherry Cake

52 Plain Victoria Sponge—baked in one tin and  uncut.

53 Dark Fruit Cake  (Prizes of £3.50, £2.50 & £1.50

                 will be    given by Mrs. N. Fearon)

54            THREE Pieces of Gingerbread

55             Chocolate Cake—Filled and NOT iced, baked in one tin

56            A Birthday Cake

57             Chocolate Swiss Roll

58            THREE Butterfly Buns

59            THREE Raspberry Buns

60            THREE Pieces Traybake—NOT oven cooked

61             THREE Items for Afternoon Tea on a Teaplate

62            Apple Plate Cake

63            THREE Pieces of Currant Cake

64            THREE Shortbread Biscuits

 

                                  JAMS, SWEETS AND SAVOURIES

 

65 THREE  Sausage Rolls

66 An Individual Starter

67 A Vegetarian Flan

68 A Lemon Mousse

69 A Favourite Sweet

70 A  Pavlova

71 Jar of Strawberry Jam

72 Jar of Jelly

73 Jar of Raspberry Jam

74 Jar of Marmalade

75 Jar of Blackcurrant Jam

76 Any Other Jam

77 Glass Jar of Lemon Cheese

78 Rum Butter

79 Slab of Treacle Toffee

80 Coleslaw

81 Chutney

82 A Smoothie in a Glass

83 Homemade Fruit or Veg Liqueur

 

 

CHILDRENS CLASSES

Prizes:    1st  £1.50,  2nd £1,   3rd 75p,   4th  50p . 

Entries are to show age on show day on the front and name on the back.

                

                 PRE-SCHOOL AND RECEPTION

 

1 A Coloured Picture — A4 Size    — Prize given by Mrs. J. Scott

 

                 YEAR  1 and  2

 

2 A Garden on a Biscuit Tin Lid

3 A Decorated Stone on a Teaplate

4 4 Lines of Jack and Jill—written of A5 paper

5 A Model made from Marshmallow

 

                 YEAR 3 to 6

 

6 Animal made from Fruit  and/or Vegetables

7 A Favourite Joke.  Written and Illustrated on A5 paper

8 Computer Designed Picture—suitable for A Bag for Life

9 A Hand Decorated Flower Pot—NOT larger than 6”

 

                 YEAR 7  to  10

 

10 A Computer Designed Disc Cover

11 Photograph of an Animal

12 A Party Invitation

13 THREE Cup Cakes on a Tea plate