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Saturday 17Th August - Lymore Meadow Saturday 17th August - Lymore Meadow www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow 1 BREATHING FIRE Restaurant with menus created by our fantastic Bistro 7 Team Refurbished Bar with Real Ales, Lagers & Tanners Wines Refurbished Indoor Heated Swimming Pool 20 En-suite Bedrooms, with newly-refurbished premium Rooms The Den available for meetings & parties Free WiFi for guests • Free Car Park The Dragon Hotel Market Square, Montgomery, Powys, SY15 6PA 2 01686 668359 • [email protected] • dragonhotel.com 2019 Montgomery Show Presidents Mr Ivor & Mrs Beryl Whittingham OFFICIALS Chairman - Chris Boundy 668 277 Deputy Chair – Debbie Evans 668 150 Vice-Chairmen & Ring Stewards – Dave Jones & Jon Dickinson General Hon. Secretary – Sarah Smith 668 673 Assistant Hon Secretaries – Mary Bunner 668 658 & Ann Lawrence 668 543 Hon Treasurer – Greg Tanner 668 432 Assistant Hon Treasurer – Damien Maher 668 013 Social Secretary – Julie Lock 669 670 Show Lunch Organisers – Vanessa Inns 669 935 / Shirley Owen 668 301 Press Officer – Paul Hodgson 668 838 Schedule Production - Toby Hodgson Schedule Adverts – Alwena Richards 01588 620658 Stewards Secretary – Ruth Kenyon 669 727 Marquee Steward – Ruth Kenyon 669 727 Health & Safety Steward – John Ward 07786 703 199 Online Officer & Stands Steward – Gwil Stephenson 668 325 Show Website & Official Show Photographer – Adam Cusack 668 066 Field Manager – Nick Davies Dog Show Stewards – Deb Wildsmith 669 702 & Pam Tanner 07974 41651 Vintage Vehicle Steward – Richard Edwards 07831 513734 Gate & Parking Stewards – John & Ann Humphreys Carnival Secretary – Sue Blower 668 279 Carnival Chief Steward – James Hall Deputy Carnival Chief Steward - Caryl Davies Highway Stewards – TBC COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mrs L Boundy / Mrs V Pugh / Ms H Jones / Mr I Jones Mrs R Price / Mrs I Whittingham / Mr T Pugh / Mr B Pugh / Mrs K Weaver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Chairman wishes to thank especially his Committee and all those who have taken time and effort in staging this Annual Event: particularly - Neil and Karen Oughton for use of their field for the Show & Lunch / Mr Alan Lumsden for the Show Schedule Cover Design Judges, Stewards, Exhibitors and Competitors / All The Trade Stands / Our Gate Stewards, especially John & Ann Humphreys / Montgomery Fire Brigade / Dyfed-Powys Police / The St John Ambulance Brigade / The Carnival Committee and all those who take part in the Carnival / Sponsors and everyone connected with making the Show a successful event / Jan Phillips for donation of flowers for the Carnival Queen & Flower House for donation of flowers to the President / Monty’s Muscle for help with setting up. www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow 1 President’s Evening - Saturday 20th July 2019 Montgomery Show Presidents Ivor & Beryl Whittingham 7.30 – 11pm Montgomery Activity Centre Tickets £10 including cold supper, coffee & tea. Pay bar available. Show Race - Friday 16th August Starts 7.15pm (Fun Run start 6.15pm) Show Lunch - Sunday 18th August Marquee opens 12pm for pre-lunch drinks Enjoy a hot carvery lunch, pudding, coffee/tea. Licensed Bar. Tickets £20.00 from Vanessa Inns & Shirley Owen Tel: 669 935 or 668 301 Next Year’s Show Saturday 22nd August 2020 Dates for other Local Shows in 2019 Guilsfield Show - Thursday 8th August Llanfyllin Show - Saturday 10th August Berriew Show - Saturday 24th August Llanfair Caereinion Show - Saturday 31th August 2 www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow Schedule Contents 5XOHV 5HJXODWLRQV3DJH5 +RUWLFXOWXUDO3DJH7 )ORUDO$UW3DJH1 ,QGXVWULDO3DJH3 ,QGXVWULDO5HFLSHV3DJH5 6KRZ'D\6SRUWV(YHQWV3DJH1 &DUQLYDO3DJH3 86KRZ3KRWRV3DJH5 Vintage Car Rally Entry Form - Page 29 All Classes Entry Form - Page 31 +DQGLFUDIWVDQG3KRWRJUDSK\3DJH3 &KLOGUHQ·V <RXQJ3HRSOH·V3DJH5 *DUGHQLQJGarden Section Entry FormSDJH39 $JULFXOWXUDO3DJH1 'RJ6KRZ3DJH3 0HPRULDO5DFH )XQ5XQ3DJH0 SHOW JUDGES 2019 Horticultural : Mr & Mrs D.C.Yapp, Mr V.Cattermole, Mr & Mrs J.Powell Gardens & Containers : Mrs S.Thomas Industrial : Mrs L.Turner & Mrs B.Jacques Photography0U&2·1HLOO Handicrafts0UV$6LPSVRQ Children : Mrs L.Seddon & Mrs A.Thorpe Dog Show : Ms Helen Beverley Floral Art : Mrs J.Charnock Agricultural : Mr C.Trow www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow 3 ANNUAL AWARDS The PENNIE PERPETUAL SALVER will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the most points across all Sections. The WARDHOLM FAMILY TROPHY will be awarded to parents and their children (under 16) gaining most points in the Show. The MADGE RICHARDS TROPHY $VSHFLDOSUL]HWREHDZDUGHGIRUWKH3UHVLGHQW·VFKRLFHRI the best of all the prizewinning exhibits in the marquee. Monty Show Website & facebook Our website will contain all the relevant show material, entry forms etc and have up to date running times and any further news. The facebook page will allow for sharing highlights, memories, and pictures of the day. www.montgomeryshow.org.uk & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow www.rhbunner.co.uk & [email protected] 4 www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow Rules & Regulations For All Sections 1. All exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor. Exhibits in the Horticultural and Agricultural Sections must have been grown on land in his/her occupation, except in classes 54-61. 2. The committee reserves the right to have a garden inspected to see that Rule 1 is observed and reserves the right to refuse any entry. (YHU\H[KLELWPXVWEHDUDFDUGZLWKWKHFODVVQXPEHUDQGH[KLELWRU·VQXPber. These cards will be obtained from the secretary on the morning of the show. 4. Fruit and vegetables shall be shown on plates, dishes or trays, provided by the exhibitor. No responsibility will be undertaken by the committee for any damage done to the exhibit or for loss or damage to any article. Exhibitors to provide own vases. $SUL]HZLOOEHZLWKKHOGRUPRGLÀHGLILQWKHMXGJHVRSLQLRQWKHHQWU\LVXQdeserving of the prize offered. 7KH GHFLVLRQ RI WKH MXGJHV LV ÀQDO DV WR WKH UHODWLYH PHULW RI WKH H[KLELWV DQG the GHFLVLRQRIWKH&RPPLWWHHVKDOOEHÀQDORQPDWWHUVFRQFHUQHGZLWKWKH6KRZ 7. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes count 3, 2, and 1. If more than one prize is awarded to an exhibitor in any one class, only the HIGHEST value counts. 8. Any PROTEST must be delivered IN WRITING to the Secretary NO LATER THAN 4pm on the DAY OF THE SHOW and MUST be accompanied by a deposit of £5 which will be refunded IF THE PROTEST IS UPHELD but not otherwise. 9. All exhibits must be staged no later than 10.00 am on the day of the show, and no exhibits to be removed before 5.00pm. 10. All exhibits must be removed from the show tent by 6.00pm 11. Entries accompanied by entry fees must be made through the under mentioned NOT LATER than Wednesday 14th August 2019 Sarah Smith 668 673 / Chris Boundy 668 277 / Mary Bunner 668 658 12. PRIZE MONEY will be paid out by the TREASURER from 4.30pm. on production of WHITE entry cards. Neither exhibits nor coloured cards to be removed from the show until AFTER 5:00pm. Prizes NOT collected on the day may be collected from BUNNERS. PRIZE MONEY NOT COLLECTED BY 6th SEPTEMBER 2019 WILL BE FORFEITED. www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow 5 David & Ingrad · Established in 1977 · FRUIT & VEG The Town Hall, Montgomery 01686 668 485 ALL DAY THURSDAY & SATURDAY MORNING WISH MONTGOMERY SHOW EVERY SUCCESS! The Old Bell Museum THE OLD BELL ARTHUR STREET MONTGOMERY OPEN from April to September 10.30am - 5pm Saturdays & Bank Holidays 1.30pm - 5pm Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday & every day in August Parties welcome at other times by pre-arrangement. For further information 01686 668 313 / 669 940 GALLERY FOR HIRE : 01686 668 462 6 www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow HORTICULTURAL Section Exhibits will not be accepted after 10.00 am on Show Day. Open to all – Entry Fee: 50p each exhibit / Classes Are As Follows 1. TOP TRAY CLASS 1st Prize - £10 voucher, 2nd Prize - £5 voucher, 3rd Prize - £3 voucher. This class is for a collection of three types of vegetables taken from the IROORZLQJOLVWRIÀIWHHQ&DUURWVWRSVWULPPHGWRµ&DXOLÁRZHUV2QLRQV 3DUVQLSVWRSVWULPPHGWRµ3RGVRI3HDV3RWDWRHV3RGVRI5XQQHU %HDQV7RPDWRHV3RGVRI)UHQFK%HDQV6ZHHWFRUQ3HSSHUV &XFXPEHUV&RXUJHWWHV5HG%HHW$XEHUJLQHV The following general rules apply to this class: D 7KHYHJHWDEOHVPXVWEHGLVSOD\HGZLWKLQDQDUHDRIFP[FP (18in x 24in). No part of any exhibit may exceed the size of the tray. (b) A black base cloth is permitted. Parsley only is allowed for dressing. 1%)XUWKHUGHWDLOVPD\EHREWDLQHGIURPWKH6KRZ6HFUHWDU\ 6DUDK6PLWK 2. One Vegetable and one Flower 1st Prize - £10 voucher, 2nd Prize - £5 voucher, 3rd Prize - £3 voucher. ……………………………………… FRUIT & VEGETABLE Section Prizes in following classes; 1st - £4.00 / 2nd - £3.00 / 3rd - £2.00 3. 5 Potatoes of one variety 4.3RGV5XQQHU%HDQV 5. 5 Pods Broad Beans 6. 5 Pods Peas 7. 2QLRQVJURZQIURPVHHG QRWVDODGRQLRQV 8. 2QLRQVJURZQIURPVHWV 9. 6KDOORWVRIRQHYDULHW\ 10. 3 Courgettes 11. 5DGLVK²DQ\YDULHW\ 12. 1 Vegetable Marrow 13. 3 Carrots (long or intermediate) with tops trimmed to 10cm 14. 3 Carrots (short or stump rooted) with tops trimmed to 10cm 15. /HWWXFH²DQ\YDULHW\ 16. 7RPDWRHV 17. 10 Cherry Tomatoes 18. %HHWURRW²URXQGZLWKWRSV 19. &DXOLÁRZHUZLWKURRWV 20. 1 Cabbage - green with roots 21. 2 Parsnips with tops trimmed to 10cm 22. 2 Leeks with roots 23. 6WLFN&HOHU\ZLWKURRWV www.montgomeryshow.org & www.facebook.com/montgomeryshow 7 HORTICULTURAL AWARDS The PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE BOWL donated by the CHIRBURY HORSE SOCIETY, will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 1 – 53. R.H. BUNNER & SON Ltd will award a VOUCHER to the value of £20 to the Exhibitor residing within the TOWN of MONTGOMERY gaining the most points in Classes 1 – 53. The attention of ALL Exhibitors is drawn to Rules 2, 3 and 7 of the Rules and Regulations. The PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP donated by the late Mr T. M. Wainwright will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 1 – 24. The R.H. BUNNER PERPETUAL SILVER SALVER will be awarded to the Exhibitor residing within the PARISH OF MONTGOMERY gaining most points in Classes 1 – 24. A PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP donated by Mrs J. Pugh will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 31 – 53.
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