Camborne Show Society

rd 73 Annual Show

Schedule of

Domestic Section

Classes for Cookery, Preserves,

Handicraft, Photography, Adults with

Learning Difficulties & Juniors

Gwealavellan Farm, Hell’s Mouth,

Camborne, Cornwall, TR27 5EF

Saturday 18th July 2015

Camborne Show Society Registered Charity№ 295971

Founded in 1941 PATRON: Lady Mary Holborow DCVO

PRESIDENT: Mr Philip Rodda CHAIRMAN Mr Colin S J Webb

Camborne Show Society Domestic Section

Secretary Mr. M.J. Dickie Malin, Higher Stennack, Troon, Camborne, TR14 9JS.  (01209) 831670 07833 085495 (only for use in show week)  [email protected]  Committee Miss V. Dickie, Mr. R. Taylor Mrs. L. Dickie, Mr S Dickie, Miss L Preston, Mr. P. Spearman, Mrs. A. Spearman, Mr. L. Murdoch, Mrs. N. Murdoch.

Adult Entry fees 20p per exhibit. Junior Section – see page 6 Please do not send cash in the post, payment of entry fees accepted when staging exhibits. Please make cheques payable to ‘Camborne Show Society’.

Prizes (all classes) 1st 70p, 2nd 50p, 3rd 30p

Important Entries must be received by the Secretary no later than Monday 13th July (by post, hand delivery, phone or email)

Car Parking All Exhibitors please note: For staging purposes only, a directive from the Showground Director and Health & Safety Officer, state that no vehicle will be allowed onto the Show Field after 8.30am on Show Day, and must exit the Show Field by 9.00am sharp. All Exhibitors to use the front entrance of the marquee. An admission charge may be applied to drivers plus any passengers for which a ticket system will operate. Any charge will be refunded to all concerned at the gate when leaving the Showground before 9.00am. Friday evening staging no admission charge

www.camborne-show.org.uk -2- Cups and Trophies To be presented at 4.20pm

Best Exhibit Cookery Classes 1-17 - cup Best Cake - cup Most Points Cookery - Marks Bakery cup Best Exhibit Cornish Section - W C Rowe cup Most Points Cornish Section - Cllr. B Waters shield Best Preserve - Pascoe cup Most Points Preserves - plaque Best Exhibit Handicraft - cup Most Points Handicraft - cup `Best Hand knit - cup Best Exhibit Photography - shield Best Cat Photo - the Twitchette shield Most Points Photography - plaque Best Exhibit Classes 57 - 64 - cup Most Points Classes 57 - 64 - Pascoe cup Junior Section Best Exhibit Handicraft & Art - Fernside Nurseries shield Best Exhibit Cookery - Williamson’s Motors shield Best Exhibit Photography - plaque Most Points - plaque Composite Class Best Exhibit - W Collins shield Overall Most points in Domestic Section - cup

Take careful note of…  The rules of the show  The day, date and times of the show  When your entry form must be returned  What classes you are interested in entering  What time you will need to stage your entries  How long you will be allowed for staging  Any specific instructions that apply to the classes you are entering for example, size, number  How you should present your exhibit (on a plate, mounted, with drapes, etc.)  When you should collect your exhibit Excerpt taken from ‘On With the Show’ 2012 edition, reproduced by kind permission of NFWI now available, price £10, from the NFWI at www.thewi.org.uk or from CFWI 01872 272843.

-3- Classes COOKERY Judge: Mrs B Dyer, Truro 1. Semi-rich Fruit Cake (given recipe page 7) 2. Chocolate Victoria Sponge - cream filled (7″-8″) 3. Savoury Tea Loaf (given recipe page 7) 4. A cake incorporating a Vegetable (please state vegetable used) 5. 3 Brownies 6. 3 Fairy Buns 7. Quiche 8. 3 Plain Scones 9. 3 Cup Cakes 10. 3 Shortbread Biscuits 11. 3 Sausage Rolls (shortcrust pastry) 12. Loaf of Bread (using any bread flour; any size or shape loaf) CORNISH SECTION 13. 4 Splits (brown or white - joined) 14. Heavy Cake (given recipe page 7) 15. Pasty (6″-8″) 16. 3 Yeast Buns 17. 3 Revel Buns (given recipe page 7) PRESERVES Judge: Mrs B Dyer, Truro Jam jars of approx. 1 lb. size to be used in all Preserve classes 18. Jar of Jam 19. Jar of Jelly 20. Jar of Marmalade 21. Jar of Lemon Curd 22. Jar of Chutney (Jars to be sealed using vinegar proof lids. No trade names on lids) HANDICRAFTS Judge: Mrs C Trenoweth, St. Agnes, Mrs D Boyd, Porthleven Size must be stated on entry form if entry exceeds 24″ (60cm) in any direction 23. Any Knitted Garment (any yarn) 24. Any other Knitted Article, or pair of (any yarn) 25. Baby Accessory (pair booties, mittens, hat etc.) 26. Tea Cosy (knitted or crocheted) 27. Crochet Garment or Article 28. Article in own homespun yarn, knitted, crocheted or woven (include sample of yarn used) 29. A Hank of Homespun Yarn for knitting in natural coloured fleece - minimum 20gms (state type of fleece used) 30. A Hank of Homespun Yarn 20gms (fleece supplied by Cwll. Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers) either Poll Dorset - woollen spun, or Leicester Longwool – worsted spun (apply to secretary to obtain fleece, free to collect or postage charge) -4- 31. Charity Class - Premature Baby Hat (given pattern page 7. All entries to be donated to the Neonatal unit at PAMW Treliske) 32. Felted item - dry or wet felt technique (not synthetic felt) 33. Cross Stitch - small, not exceeding A5 in size (framed or unframed, the majority must be in cross stitch) 34. Cross Stitch - large (framed or unframed, the majority must be in cross stitch) 35. Bag (any medium) 36. Item of Patchwork/Quilting 37. Greetings Card (paper craft) 38. Greeting Card (the majority must be needlecraft) 39. Length of Bunting (any technique) 40. Item made from a Magazine Cover Kit (instructions and/or packaging also to be staged) 41. Needlecase (any medium) 42. Finger Puppet (any medium) 43. Any other Handicraft - textile 44. Any other Handicraft - non textile PHOTOGRAPHY Judge: Wendy Allard, Camborne Un-mounted not exceeding 7″×5″ 45. At the Bird Table 46. Landscape 47. To The Lighthouse 48. Seen Better Days 49. Roadworks 50. Down on the Shore 51. The Season 52. Sunset 53. Patterns 54. Messy Children 55. Life on the Farm 56. That Mischievous Kitten ADULTS WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES One entry per exhibitor classes 58 -59, two entries maximum, per exhibitor, in classes 57, 60-64. 57. Photograph - any subject 58. 3 Jam Tarts 59. 3 Fairy Buns 60. Any Handicraft 61. Painting or Drawing 62. Pot Plant 63. Own Grown; 3 vegetables or small dish of fruit 64. Own Grown; 6 Cut Flowers

-5- JUNIORS Judges: Mrs L Williams & Mr F Curnow, Praze-an-Beeble Individual entries, 10p per exhibit. Bulk school entries, £1 per show class (Adult entry fees - see page 2) Class nos; 66-67, 70-72, not to exceed A4 size Photographs, un-mounted, not to exceed 7″×5″ PRE-SCHOOL AGE 65. Painted Pebble 66. Printed Picture 67. Colouring (picture provided – see website) PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE 68. 3 Decorated Buns 69. 3 Jam Tarts 70. Colouring (picture provided – see website) 71. Handwritten Poem 72. Pencil Drawing - any subject 73. Bookmark (any medium) 74. Any other Handicraft 75. Photograph - any subject SECONDARY SCHOOL AND 6TH FORM AGE 76. 3 Plain Scones 77. Victoria Sponge (jam filled, 7-8″) 78. 3 Chocolate Brownies 79. Any Needlecraft 80. Any other Handicraft 81. Photograph - any subject COMPOSITE CLASS To be the work of not less than 3 members of any organization, friends or family group. 82. Make a Model Depicting a Book Title - state Book Title

Responsibility Exhibitors, competitors, hirers or contractors must ensure they hold suitable Public Liability Insurance (and where appropriate suitable Employers Liability Insurance) Neither the Camborne Show Society, nor any of its Officers or Servants, shall be in any way responsible or accountable for anything that may happen from any infectious or contagious disease, or any other cause, or circumstance whatever to Exhibitors or their Servants, or to any animal or article exhibited or property brought onto the Showground; or otherwise for anything else in connection with, or arising out of or attributable to, the Camborne Show, or these or any other conditions or regulations described in relation thereto: each Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential or other loss, injury, or damage done to, or occasioned by, or arising from, any animal or article exhibited by him, including any infectious or contagious disease, and shall indemnify the Camborne Show Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard hereto.

-6- Recipes & Pattern SEMI-RICH FRUIT CAKE HEAVY CAKE 7″cake tin 6oz. (180gm) Plain Flour 8oz. (220gm) Self-Raising Flour 1½oz (45gm) Castor Sugar 4oz. (110gm) Margarine 3oz (90gm) Currants 4oz. (110gm) Caster Sugar 3oz (90gm) Lard 2 Beaten Eggs ¼ tsp Salt 8oz. (220gm) Dried Mixed Fruit Peel (if liked) 3-4 tablespoon Milk REVEL BUNS 1 tsp. Vanilla Essence 6oz (180gm) Self Raising Flour Creaming method 3oz (75gm) Margarine Oven 350°F, 170°C or Gas mark 5 for 1 hour 2½oz (65gm) Castor Sugar 15 mins - 1 hour 30 mins 1 Egg Yolk SAVOURY TEA LOAF Rub together flour and margarine, stir in sugar. 12oz (350gm) Self-Raising flour Stir in egg yolk, kneed well. Roll out, not too 1/2 tsp (2.5ml) salt thin, and cut out with a round 2½″ cutter. Bake pinch of cayenne pepper in a moderately hot oven for approx. 10 1/2 tsp (2.5ml) dry mustard minutes. 3oz (75gm) butter PREMATURE BABY HAT 3oz (75gm) grated cheese Yarn; Baby DK - any acrylic easy wash, but not 2oz (50gm) walnuts - chopped plain white, please do not use wool yarn. One 1/2 tsp (2.5ml) dried mixed herbs or more colours may be used. ½oz (15gm) is 1 egg - beaten sufficient for this pattern. 1/2pt (300ml) milk Needles; pair of 3.25mm (old size 10). Topping; Pattern; garter st throughout. 1oz (25gm) grated cheese Cast on 28sts 1oz (25gm) walnuts - chopped *1st row K Set oven at 350°F, 180°C or Gas mark 4. 2nd row K 20 turn, K to end Sift flour, salt, pepper and mustard into a bowl. 3rd row K 22 turn, K to end Rub in butter. Add cheese walnuts, herbs, egg 4th row K 24 turn, K to end and milk. Turn into 2 greased and base lined 5th row K 26 turn, K to end 1lb loaf tins (only one loaf required for the show 6th row K to end* bench). Level surface. Repeat from * to * 9 times (10 repeats in all) Scatter cheese and walnut topping over loaf Finish off and bake in centre of oven for 1hr - 1hr 15mins. Make up; join cast off edge to cast on edge, run yarn through row ends on short side, pull up and secure. Turn up brim approx. 25mm or 1˝. Note; use any suitable techniques e.g. grafting to make a neater hat.

-7- Rules 1. Exhibits may be staged on the evening prior to the show from 6.00-8.30pm. and 7.30-9.00am on the day of the show. 2. Judging will commence at 9.10am sharp. 3. Exhibits may not be removed from the tent until after prize giving. 4. Exhibitors are requested to send in their entries at the earliest possible moment. Final date for entries, Monday 13th July. 5. The Committee reserves the right to cancel any class and to exclude any exhibit not considered fit for exhibition. The judges’ decision will be final. 6. The Committee will not be responsible for any physical accident, no matter how caused. 7. Exhibitors will not be permitted in the tent during judging, an alarm will sound at 9.00am when exhibitors or members of the public (other than those who are officials or Judges) must leave the marquee. 8. No exhibit to be handled by the public. 9. The Committee will take every possible care of the exhibits but cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage. 10. All entries must be entered on the attached official entry form or by email. 11. Exhibitors are asked to collect their entries immediately after Prize giving Saturday 18th July. In the event of any unforeseeable circumstance the Exhibitor is asked to contact the Domestic Secretary at the earliest opportunity. Any exhibit not collected by 5.30pm will be placed for collection outside the marquee. 12. Prize money will be available for collection from the Section Treasurer after Prize Giving. 13. All prize monies not claimed on show day will be put to show funds. 14. Special prizes, cups and trophies will be presented at 4.20pm. 15. All cups to be returned to the Domestic Secretary two weeks before the next show. 16. Exhibits in the Handicraft and Photography sections must not have previously been entered in Camborne Show. 17. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor. 18. Exhibitors may enter a maximum of 2 entries per class, except for the Cookery/Preserves and Junior sections where only 1 entry per class is permitted. See also notes in Adults with Learning Difficulties section

Protests All protests must be delivered to the Domestic Secretary no later than 3pm on the day of the show. A deposit of £1 will be required with each protest, which sum will be forfeited if, in the opinion of the Section Committee, such protest is considered to have been without foundation. The decision of the Judges in all cases shall be final, subject to the right of the Section Committee to deal with all protests.

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