Stithians Show HORTICULTURE SECTION

Stithians Show President: Paul Hancock Monday 15th July, 2019

HORTICULTURE SECTION SCHEDULE

Section Secretary: Mrs. G. Beard Glenmor, Chacewater, Truro Tel: 01872 560609 Entries close: 6th July 2019

1 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE A SCHEDULE FOR ONE OF THE OTHER SECTIONS, see www.stithians.show (select “competition schedules”) or contact Section direct

01326 379371 Arts/Craft/Cook Sue Martin [email protected] 074 84 344 469

Cage Birds Andrew Burley 01209 860148 [email protected]

Cattle Helen Roskilly 01872 864731 [email protected]

Cavies Wil Goldsworthy 01209 213122 [email protected]

Dogs June Trethowan 01209 217521 [email protected]

01209 215058 carnbreacommittee@gmail. Dog Agility Mel Small 079 90 913 623 com

01726 823800 Goats Julia Clarke [email protected] 077 73 886992

Horses Natalie Haworth 078 77 407 222 [email protected]

Horticulture Glennis Beard 01872 560609 [email protected]

Pigeons Liz Watts 01209 716575 –––––

Poultry Tony Jose 079 68 892 442 –––––

01752 923480 Rabbits Nina Hosking [email protected] 074 70 357416

Sheep Sarah Moyle 078 17 913 116 [email protected]

01209 862839 YFC Rachael Benney [email protected] 079 31 810377

2 President: Paul Hancock

Hon. Life Members: Mr. & Mrs R. Andrew, Mrs. P. Bell, Mr & Mrs P.J. Brown, G.M. Buckingham, Esq., W.B. Buckingham, Esq., M. Burley, Esq., G. Downing, Esq., Mrs. J. Gluyas, Mrs. S. Knight, Miss K.J. Mead, C.H. Opie, Esq., E. H. Opie, Esq., T.K. Plummer, Esq., W. Prowse, Esq., Mrs. H. M. Roskilly, L.A. Roskilly Esq., Mrs. E. Tangye, Mrs. Y. Toms, Mrs. K.R. Tremayne and A.T Williams, Esq. Annual Show Monday 15th July 2019

St. Stythians Band In attendance throughout the day Grand Evening Concert In the Marquee at 8.00 p.m. by St. Stythians Band (Musical Director: James Burns) & Treverva Male Voice Choir (Musical Director: Paul Triggs)

Compere: Revd. Danny Reed

More information: www.stithians.show 3 Horticulture Section 2019 [email protected]

Hon Joint Secretaries

Mrs G Beard Tel 018792 560609 Mrs S Knight Tel 01209 212903 Mrs E Tangye Tel 01872 865755 Mr G Downing Tel 01872 561720 Rev D Reed Tel 01326 572303

Dear Exhibitor Thank you to those who have supported us by exhibiting in the Horticulture Section. We very much look forward to receiving entries from old friends and new exhibitors in 2019. .

Information for competitors

1 Closing date for entries is Saturday 6th July 2019, but entries received after Saturday 15th June 2019 will not be listed in the catalogue. 2 Late entries on Show Day strictly restricted to 5 per exhibitor. 3 Entry fee for all classes is 25p per exhibit. 4 Confined classes apply to past and / or present residents of Stithians Parish. 5 No exhibits to be removed from the marquee before 6pm on Show Day. 6 In the event of a tie for most points, an additional point will be awarded to the Exhibitor with most first prizes. 7 Cups and Trophies will be presented in the Horticulture marquee at 5pm on Show Day. 8 Prize money will be available for collection from the Horticulture Secretary between 5.45 and 6.30pm on Show Day, or from the Secretary within 1 month. 9 Parking for Horticulture Section Exhibitors will be available in a field nearby the Horticulture marquee. Trollies and manpower will be available to help carry exhibits to the Horticulture marquee. Any exhibitor parking adjacent to the marquee must remove their vehicle to the car park as soon as exhibits have been unloaded. (Applies Sunday and Monday) 10 Please return all perpetual cups and trophies, in good condition, at least one week before the 2020 Show. 11 Each 1st prize shall be awarded 5 points, 2nd prize 3 points, and 3rd prize 1 point. 12 The Association reserves the right to publish the name and home town address of all exhibitors. 13 Confirmation of receipt of entries will not be posted out to exhibitors 14 Those requiring an exhibitor parking pass by post should enclose a stamped addressed envelope with their entries 15 Exhibitors will only be exempt from payment of gate entry fee on Show Day if 20 or more bench quality exhibits are shown.

4 Section 1 Open Fruit and Vegetables

Judges Mr C H Thomas Penstraze Mr D Endean Ruan Minor (Intermediate and Novice Classes)

Section Information A Only 1 entry per competitor, per class, permitted in Section 1 B All exhibits to be bona fide grown by the Exhibitor and must be brought to the Horticulture Tent and benched between 2pm Sunday 14th July and 8.45am on Show Day. C No prize money will be awarded for fruit or vegetables unless sufficiently matured to be fit for the table. D The Committee is allowed the right to inspect the garden of any Exhibitor after receiving the entry. This rule will be strictly enforced. E If the number of entries in any class do not exceed three the Judge will be at liberty to withhold any prize. F The decision of the Judges in all classes to be final. G Any Exhibitor making a breach of the foregoing rules forfeits all prize money. H Prize money for all classes is 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p, except class 40 which is 1st £4, 2nd £3, 3rd £2, class 41 which is 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1,and class 42 which is 1st £6, 2nd £4, 3rd £2. I Adult perpetual cup winners also receive a £5 garden voucher for each cup won. Vouchers kindly donated by Penventon Nurseries (unless otherwise stated). Children will receive a replica trophy kindly donated by Cornwall Trophies, Illogan Highway. J Winners of and second “most points” will also receive £15 & £10 respectively, kindly donated by Hine Downing Solicitors K Please state width of “collections” on your entry forms. L Judging commences 8.45am sharp.

Classes 1 Beet, Globe, 3. 2 Beet, Long or intermediate, 3. 3 Beans, Broad, 6. 4 Beans, Runner, 6. 5 Beans, French, 6 6 Cabbage, 1. 7 Carrots, Long,3. 8 Carrots, Stump rooted, any variety, 3. 9 Cucumber, brace of. 10 Cucumber,1. 11 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 12 Leeks, 2. 13 Lettuce, Cabbage, Smooth leaf, 1. 14 Lettuce, Cabbage, Curly leaf, 1. 15 Onions, Red, 3. 16 Onions, Sets, any one variety, 3. 17 Onions, grown from seed, any one variety, 3. 18 Peppers,2, capsicum sweet 19 Parsley, Fronds, 6. 20 Herbs, 1 vase, at least 3 varieties 21 Celery, 1 22 Parsnips, 3. 23 Peas, Pods, 6. 24 Potatoes, white, 3. (A white potato with a coloured eye is classed as a bi-coloured potato) 5 25 Potatoes, coloured, 3. 26 Potatoes, bi- coloured, 3. 27 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 28 Tomatoes,Red, 4. 29 Cherry Tomatoes,Red, 6. 30 Tomatoes, 4, any other colour 31 Turnips, garden swede, 3. 32 Turnips, any other one variety 3. 33 Shallots, 6 hybrid. 34 Shallots, red, 6, not hybrids 35 Shallots, 6 pickling. (30mm max diameter) 36 Shallots, cluster as grown, fully exposed, no container. 37 Radish, 6, any variety 38 Garlic, 3 bulbs 39 Any other vegetable, 1. 40 Potatoes, collection of 4 varieties, 3 of each. 41 Salad collection, any variety or varieties. 42 Vegetable collection of 6 different kinds, 3 of each. 43 Currants, Black, 20 on a plate 44 Loganberries, 12 (tayberries excluded). (Tayberries have a core, loganberries do not) 45 Gooseberries, any variety, 8. 46 Raspberries, 12. 47 Strawberries, 8. 48 Dish of any other fruit(s) not mentioned above

INTERMEDIATE CLASSES (intermediate is defined as those beyond novice standard but not yet sufficiently proficient to compete with seasoned exhibitors) 49 Lettuce, 1. 50 Carrots, 2. 51 Beetroot, 2. 52 Potatoes, 2, same variety. 53 Onions, 2, from seed or sets. 54 Shallots, 4. 55 Vase of mixes herbs. 56 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 57 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 58 Any other kind of vegetable,1. 59 A basket or trug of at least 3 kinds of vegetables, minimum of 8 items. 60 A dish of any 1 kind of fruit. 61 Vase of flowers, 4 stems, any variety.

NOVICE CLASSES (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 62 Lettuce, 1. 63 Carrots, 2. 64 Beetroot, 2. 65 Potatoes, 2, same variety. 66 Onions, 2, from seed or sets. 67 Shallots, 4. 68 Vase of mixes herbs. 69 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 70 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 71 Any other kind of vegetable,1. 72 A basket or trug of at least 3 kinds of vegetables, minimum of 8 items. 73 A dish of any 1 kind of fruit. 74 Vase of flowers, 4 stems, any variety.

6 JUNIOR CLASSES 75 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 76 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged 11-16 on Show Day) 77 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 78 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged 11-16 on Show Day)

NOVELTY CLASSES 79 Heaviest potato, 1. 80 Longest runner bean 81 Best mis-shaped vegetable, any.

CUPS AND TROPHIES TO BE WON IN SECTION 1

Charles Andrew Silver Cup (perpetual) plus £15 donated by Hine Downing Solicitors - Most points classes 1-39

Hine Downing Solicitors Cup (perpetual) plus £10 donated by Hine Downing Solicitors - 2nd highest points classes 1-39

John Howard Williams Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 1 - 39 & 41

Harry Mitchell Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit class 40

W M Mitchell Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit class 42

Jean Burley Cup Silver Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 43 - 48

Brian Prowse Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 43 - 48

BHGS Hayle Perpetual Cup + £5 voucher (donated by BHGS Ltd) - Most points classes 49 - 61

J C Tresidder Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 49 - 61

Seymour Trevena Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 62 - 74

Peter Greenway Memorial Trophy + £5 voucher (donated by BHGS Ltd) - Best exhibit classes 62 - 74

Junior Collection Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 75 - 78

7 Section 2 Open Flowers and Plants

Judges Mr P Sleeman St Blazey Sweet Peas Mr G Tripp Constantine Flowers Mr N Pascoe Helston Flowers Mr I Facey Gwenap Cacti

Section Information

A Only one entry per competitor, per class, in classes 82 to 95. B Two entries per competitor, per class, may be accepted in all other classes in section 2. C All exhibits to be bona fide grown by the Exhibitor and must be brought to the Horticulture Tent and benched between 2pm Sunday 14th July and 8.45am on Show Day. D The Committee is allowed the right to inspect the garden of any Exhibitor after receiving the entry. This rule will be strictly enforced. E If the number of entries in any class do not exceed three the Judge will be at liberty to withhold any prize. F The decision of the Judges in all classes to be final. G Any Exhibitor making a breach of the foregoing rules forfeits all prize money. H Prize money is: class 94 - 1st £10, 2nd £6, 3rd £3. All other classes 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p. I Adult perpetual cup winners also receive a £5 garden voucher for each cup won. Vouchers kindly donated by Penventon Nurseries (unless otherwise stated). J Please use suitable containers as presentation carries points. K Wherever possible please print name of flowers and leave upside-down by the exhibit. Cards can be provided L Judging commences 8.45am sharp.

Classes SWEET PEAS Sweet Pea to be named in all classes except 93 & 95. Entries will be disqualified if the incorrect number of spikes are exhibited. 82 Sweet Peas, white or cream, vase of 6. 83 Sweet Peas, lavender, vase of 6. 84 Sweet Peas, cerise, scarletcarmine, or crimson, vase of 6. 85 Sweet Peas, blue or mauve, vase of 6. 86 Sweet Peas, orange, pink, orange pink, or orange cerise, vase of 6. 87 Sweet Peas, picotee striped, bi-colour, or fancy, vase of 6. 88 Sweet Peas, any other colour, vase of 6. 89 Sweet Peas, three vases, three varieties, 6 of each. 90 Sweet Peas, one vase, 24 spikes, any variety, at least 4 different colours. 91 Sweet Peas, one vase, 18 spikes, any variety, at least 3 different colours. 92 Sweet Peas, one vase, 12 spikes, one variety. 93 Sweet Pea Bowl. Max diameter 203mm, 3 or more cultivars, 24 stems, with any foliage. (Viewed all round and judged for quality and decorative effect.)

SOUTH WEST COUNTIES SWEET PEA CHAMPIONSHIP 94 Sweet Peas, 6 vases of 9 stems. 6 Distinct varieties. 150 plants or over.

NOVICE CLASS (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 95 Mixed vase of 6 blooms. (in an upright glass vase).

CARNATIONS 96 Vase of 3 Perpetual Carnations, same variety 97 Vase of 3 Perpetual Carnations, 3 different varieties. 98 Vase of 1 Perpetual Carnation. 99 Vase of 3 Border Carnations, same variety.

8 100 Vase of 3 Border Carnations. 3 different varieties. 101 Vase of 1 Border Carnation. 102 Vase of 3 sprays, Pinks. 103 Vase of 1 spray, Pink.

OTHER FLOWERS AND PLANTS 104 Florabunda Roses, 3 stems. 105 Roses, any variety, 6 on a board. 106 Roses, any variety, 6 in a container. 107 Roses, Rambler, 4 sprays. 108 One Rose, any variety, in a container. 109 One bowl of roses, 229mm diameter container. 110 1 pom-pom Dahlias. 111 3 pom-pom Dahlias. 112 1 small decorative / ball Dahlia 113 3 small decorative / ball Dahlias. 114 1 small Cactus or Semi-Cactus Dahlia. 115 3 small Cactus or Semi-Cactus Dahlias. 116 1 medium Cactus or Semi-Cactus dahlia. 117 3 medium Cactus or Semi-Cactus dahlia. 118 1 Dahlia, any other variety. 119 3 Dahlias, any other variety. 120 1 Dahlia, any variety, novice exhibitor. (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 121 Clematis, 3 blooms, any variety, any staging. 122 Gladioli, 3 spikes, any variety. 123 Gladioli, 1 spike. 124 1 Flowering shrub branch 125 African Marigold, 1 vase, 3 stems. 126 French Marigold, 1 vase, 3 stems. 127 Pansies, any variety, 6 mounted on a board. 128 Viola, any variety, 6 mounted on a board. 129 Violas, 6 blooms in a vase 130 Lillies, 1 vase of 3 stems 131 Penstemens, 1 vase of 3 stems 132 A vase of mixed flowers, 6 stems. 133 A vase of mixed foliage 134 3 stems annual flowers, any other variety (an annual is grown from seed to flower this summer) 135 3 stems perennial flowers, any other variety (a perennial is a plant that flowers every year) 136 A vase of Sweet Peas 137 Hydrangea, Lace cap, 3 blooms, any colours, in 1 vase 138 Hydrangea, Mophead, 3 blooms, any colours, in 1 vase 139 Antirrhinums, 3 stems 140 6 Fuchsia flowers mounted on a board, Double. 141 6 Fuchsia flowers mounted on a board, Single or Semi-double. 142 Fuchsia heads in 229mm dish approx. 143 Fuchsia plant, Single, any size pot. 144 Fuchsia plant, double, any size pot. 145 Fuchsia, 1 vase, 1 stem 146 Fuchsia plant, Single, any size pot. (Novice class) (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 147 Fern, any variety. 148 Begonia in pot. 149 Pelargonium (commonly known as Geranium), scented leaf,1. 150 Pelargonium (commonly known as Geranium), varigated leaf,1. 151 Pelargonium (commonly known as Geranium), regal, 1. 152 Pelargonium (commonly known as Geranium), zonal, 1. 153 Any other Pelargonium,1.

9 154 Phalaenopsis Orchid, 1 plant. 155 Any other Orchid, 1 plant 156 Any other outdoor flowering plant. 157 Any other indoor flowering plant. 158 Foliage plant. Indoor 159 Foliage plant. Outdoor 160 Grasses, between 6 & 10 stems, any 1 variety, in a container

CACTI AND SUCCULENTS 161 Opuntia Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 162 Espostia and Cleistocactus Sub-groups, One plant, pot size unlimited. 163 Mammillaria Group. One plant, pot size limit 108mm diameter 164 Mammillaria Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 165 Echinopsis Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 166 Echinopsis Group. A pair of pots 108mm diameter 167 Echinocactus Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 168 Astrophytum. One plant, pot size unlimited. 169 Gymnocalycium. One plant, pot size unlimited. 170 Gymnocalycium. A pair of pots 108mm diameter 171 Neoporteria. One plant, pot size unlimited. 172 Neoporteria.A pair of pots 108mm diameter 173 Rebutia Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 174 Parodia Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 175 Parodia Group. A pair of pots 108mm diameter 176 Echinocereus, pot size unlimited. 177 Echinocereus, 2 plants, pot size 108mm diameter. 178 Any other Cactus not admissable in classes 161 -177. One plant, pot size 108mm diameter 179 Any other Cactus not admissable in classes 161 -177. One plant, pot size unlimited. 180 Haworthia ( inc. Astroloba and Poellnitizia). One plant, pot size unlimited. 181 Echeveria, One plant pot size unlimited. 182 Echeveria, A pair of pots 108mm diameter 183 Dudleya, Graptopetalum Tacitus, inc intergeneric hybrids. One plant, pot size unlimited 184 Crassula, or any other member of the Crassulaceae Group (aeonium, sedum, kalonchoe etc). One plant, pot size unlimited. 185 Stapelieae Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 186 Euphorbia, One plant, pot size unlimited. 187 Aloe, inc intergeneric hybrids. One plant, pot size unlimited. 188 Sempervivum, Jovibarba or Rosularia. One plant, pot size unlimited. 189 Agave. One plant, pot size unlimited. 190 Mesembryanthemaceae Group. One plant, pot size limit 108mm diameter.. 191 Mesembryanthemaceae Group. One plant, pot size unlimited. 192 Any other Succulent not admissable in classes 180 -191. One plant, pot size limit 108mm diameter 193 Any other Succulent not admissable in classes 180-191. One plant, pot size unlimited. 194 Group of Cacti and/or Succulents arranged for artistic impression in a container, not exceeding 310mm in diameter. 195 Childrens class.(Under 16 years of age on Show Day). Any Cactus or Succulent.

10 CUPS AND TROPHIES TO BE WON IN SECTION 2

C J Mead Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 82 - 93

Rex Pascoe Trophy (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 82 - 88

Ivor Andrew Trophy (perpetual) - Winner class 89

J T Jackson Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 90 - 93

SW Counties Sweet Pea Championship Trophy (perpetual) - Winner class 94

Roy Pascoe Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 96 - 103

D & E Tangye Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 96 - 103

C V & M Downing Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 104 - 109

Will Bowden Cup (perpetual) + voucher valued approx £20 kindly donated by Varfell Farm - Most points classes 110 - 119

Varfell Farm voucher valued approx £20 - Best exhibit classes 110 - 119

Varfell Farm voucher valued approx £20 Best dahlia entered by a novice in class120

Membly Hall Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 121 - 139

Presidents Silver Cup (to be won outright) - Best Exhibit classes 121 -139

Ronnie Webber Cup (perpetual )- Most points classes 140 - 145

The Betty & Leonard Burleigh Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 140 -145

D R Cockerill Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 147 - 160

W & S Kneebone Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 147 - 160

T & S Knight Shield (perpetual) + £5 voucher kindly donated by Surreal Succulents Penzance - Most points classes 161 - 179

Perpetual Cup + £5 voucher kindly donated by Surreal Succulents Penzance - Most points classes 180 - 193

Mike Carr Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 161- 194

11 Section 3 Floral Art

Judges Mrs V Best Middlesex Floral Art Mrs A Blake Kingsbridge Floral Art Mrs R Joynes Camborne Childrens Floral Art

Section Information A Only one entry per competitor, per class, in this section. B Exhibits to be staged between 2pm on Sunday 14th July and 8am on Show Day. C Those competing in Childrens Floral Art classes must bench their exhibits in the Horticulture marquee on the Sunday before Show Day from 2pm onward. Flower exhibits must be prepared on site, others may be pre-done. Parents must supervise their children throughout. D Flowers need not be grown by the Exhibitors. E Painted plant material allowed, fresh fruit if required. F “Floral foam” required for exhibits may be prepared beforehand. G Some work may be done beforehand ie craftwork, not a full exhibit. H All benching 610mm deep, height is optional in all except petite and miniature classes. I Petite & miniature exhibits may be brought pre-done. J Titles may be interpreted in any way. K Judging in accordance with NAFAS Competitions Manual 3rd edition 2015. L Prize money is: classes 196,197,199 & 201- 1st £4, 2nd £3, 3rd £2, classes 198 & 200 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1, class 202 1st £15, 2nd £10, 3rd £5, classes 203 - 209 1st £4, 2nd £3, 3rd £2. All other classes 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p M Adult perpetual cup winners also receive a £5 garden voucher for each cup won. Vouchers kindly donated by Penventon Nurseries (unless otherwise stated). Children will receive a replica trophy kindly donated by Cornwall Trophies, Illogan Highway. N Judging commences 8am sharp.

THEME: GIFT OF COLOUR 196 Bedazzled. An exhibit. Width 763mm. 197 Stacking and Packing. An exhibit. Width 1220mm. 198 Safari Sunset. A miniature exhibit not to exceed 100mm in width and depth, and150mm in height. 199 Halcyon Days. An exhibit . Width 763mm. 200 Collectors Corner. A petite exhibit not to exceed 250 mm in width and depth, and 340mm in height. 201 Swinging Sixties. An exhibit. Width 763mm.

CLASS FOR A CLUB, SOCIETY, OR A MINIMUM OF 2 PEOPLE 202 Gift of Colour. An exhibit . Width 1220mm Depth 1220mm. To be viewed all round but judged from the front only (no backdrop staging provided). Height optional. £35 will be donated to each competing entrant as a contribution towards the cost of the exhibit.

CUP WINNERS CLASS 203 Entwined and Layered. An exhibit. Width 763mm

DEMONSTRATORS CLASSES (Open to anyone who has demonstrated, judged, or taught Floral Art.) 204 Good Old Yarn. An exhibit. Width 763mm 205 Tactile Vibrancy. An exhibit. Width 763mm

NOVICE CLASSES (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 206 Flowers and Fruit. An exhibit. Width 763mm 207 Wine and Roses. An exhibit. Width 763mm

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE CLASS 208 Summer Picnic. An exhibit. Width 763mm 12 CLASSES CONFINED TO PAST & PRESENT RESIDENTS OF STITHIANS PARISH 209 Down the Garden Path. An exhibit, Width 763mm

NOVELTY CLASS 210 Summer Garden . A design in a seed tray. Width 310mm.

CHILDRENS CLASSES (OPEN) Please refer to “section information” point C

AGED 11 YEARS AND UNDER 15 YEARS 211 Tea-break. An arrangement in a cup and saucer. Width 310mm 212 Summer garden. A design in a seed tray. Width 310mm. 213 Chirp. A bird made from fruit and/or vegetables. Width 310mm

AGED 8 YEARS AND UNDER 11 YEARS 214 Tea-break. An arrangement in a cup and saucer. Width 310mm 215 Summer garden. A design in a seed tray. Width 310mm. 216 Chirp. A bird made from fruit and/or vegetables. Width 310mm

AGED 6 YEARS AND UNDER 8 YEARS 217 Tea-break. An arrangement in a cup and saucer. Width 310mm 218 Summer garden. A design in a seed tray. Width 310mm. 219 Chirp. A bird made from fruit and/or vegetables. Width 310mm

AGED 3 YEARS TO 5 YEARS (Please submit contributors names for each group entry) 220 Leaves. A collage. Max size 460mm x 460mm 221 Summer garden. A design in a seed tray. Width 310mm. 222 Chirp. A bird made from fruit and/or vegetables. Width 310mm (5 year old children only in this class)

CUPS AND TROPHIES TO BE WON IN SECTION 3 E B & E T Paget Trophy (perpetual) - Most points classes 196 - 201 Stithians Floral Art Cup No2 (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 196- 201 Joyce Green Cup (Perpetual) - Best miniature exhibit class 198 Pauline Reed Cup (perpetual) - Best Petite exhibit class 200 One & All Trophy (perpetual) - Winner class 202 Radio Cornwall Trophy (perpetual) - Second class 202 Committee Cup (perpetual) - Winner class 203 Winifred Trevena Cup (perpetual) -Most points classes 204 - 205 Stithians Floral Art Cup No 1 (perpetual) -Best exhibit classes 204 -205 Stithians Agricultural Association Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 206 - 207 Ada Jeffery Cup (perpetual) - Winner class 208 Bernice Pascoe Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Winner class 209 BBC Trophy (perpetual) - Best interpretive exhibit in Section 3 Julia’s Bowl (perpetual) - Best use of colour in FA Classes Treseders Trophy No1 (perpetual) - Most points classes 211 - 213 Ronald Jeffery Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 211- 213 Glyn Owen Trophy (perpetual) -Most points classes 214 - 216 G Richards Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 214 - 216 Mr & Mrs L R Barter Cup (perpetual) -Most points classes 217- 219 Danny Reed Cup (perpetual) -Best exhibit classes 217 - 219 D Cann Rosebowl (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 220 - 222

13 Section 4 Fruit and Vegetables Confined to Past & Present Residents of Stithians Parish

Judges

Mr M Raymont St Merryn Mr D Endean Ruan Minor (Novice Classes)

Section Information A Only 1 entry per competitor, per class, permitted in Section 4 B All exhibits to be bona fide grown by the Exhibitor and must be brought to the Horticulture Tent and benched between 2pm Sunday 14th July and 8.45am on Show Day. C No prize money will be awarded for fruit or vegetables unless sufficiently matured to be fit for the table. D The Committee is allowed the right to inspect the garden of any Exhibitor after receiving the entry. This rule will be strictly enforced. E If the number of entries in any class does not exceed three the Judge will be at liberty to withhold any prize. F The decision of the Judges in all classes to be final. G Any Exhibitor making a breach of the foregoing rules forfeits all prize money. H Prize money for all classes is 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p, except class 252 which is 1st £4, 2nd £3, 3rd £1, class 253 which is 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1,and class 254 which is 1st £6, 2nd £4, 3rd £2. I Adult perpetual cup winners also receive a £5 garden voucher for each cup won. Vouchers kindly donated by Penventon Nurseries (unless otherwise stated). Children will receive a replica trophy kindly donated by Cornwall Trophies, Illogan Highway. J Winners of and second “most points” will also receive £15 & £10 respectively, kindly donated by Hine Downing Solicitors K Please state width of “collections” on your entry forms. L Judging commences 8.45am sharp.

CLASSES 223 Beet, Globe, 3. 224 Beet, Long or intermediate, 3. 225 Beans, Broad, 6. 226 Cabbage, 1. 227 Carrots, Stump rooted, any variety, 3. 228 Cucumber,1. 229 Courgettes,3, no longer than 200mm. 230 Leeks, 2. 231 Lettuce, Cabbage, Smooth leaf, 1. 232 Lettuce, Cabbage, Curly leaf, 1. 233 Onions, grown from seed, any variety, 3. 234 Onions, grown from sets, any variety, 3. 235 Peppers,2, capsicum sweet 236 Parsley, Fronds, 6. 237 Herbs, 1 vase, at least 3 varieties 238 Parsnips, 3. 239 Peas, Pods, 6. 240 Potatoes, white, 3. (A white potato with a coloured eye is classed as a coloured potato) 241 Potatoes, coloured, 3. 242 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 243 Tomatoes, Red, 4. 244 Cherry Tomatoes,6 245 Turnips or swede, any 1 variety, 3. 246 Shallots, cluster as grown, fully exposed, no container. 247 Shallots, 6, hybrid.

14 248 Shallots, red, 6, not hybrids 249 Shallots, 6 pickling. (30mm max diameter) 250 Garlic, 3 bulbs 251 Any other vegetable, 1. 252 Potatoes, collection of 3 varieties, 3 of each. 253 Salad collection, any variety or varieties. 254 Vegetable collection of 6 kinds of vegetables, 3 of each. 255 Currants, Black, 20 on a plate. 256 Loganberries, 12 (tayberries excluded). 257 Gooseberries, any variety, 8. 258 Raspberries, 12. 259 Strawberries, 6. 260 Dish of any other fruit(s) not mentioned above

NOVICE CLASSES (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 261 Lettuce, 1. 262 Carrots, 2. 263 Beetroot, 2. 264 Potatoes, 2, same variety. 265 Onions, 2, from seed or sets. 266 Shallots, 4. 267 Vase of mixed herbs. 268 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 269 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 270 Any other kind of vegetable,1. 271 A basket or trug of at least 3 different vegetables, any variety or kind, minimum of 8 items 272 A dish of any 1 kind of fruit. 273 Vase of flowers, 4 stems, any variety.

JUNIOR CLASSES 274 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 275 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged 11-16 on Show Day) 276 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 277 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged 11-16 on Show Day)

NOVELTY CLASSES 278 Heaviest potato, 1. 279 Best mis-shaped vegetable, any.

CUPS AND TROPHIES TO BE WON IN SECTION 4 Alfred Ernest Bath Cup (perpetual) plus £15 kindly donated by Hine Downing Solicitors Most points classes 223 - 254 John Dunstan Memorial Trophy (perpetual) plus £10 kindly donated by Hine Downing Solicitors Second highest points classes 223 - 254 Chairman’s Prize (to be won outright) - Best exhibit classes 223 - 254 (excluding class 252) Sid Strick Memorial Trophy (perpetual) - Best exhibit class 252 Eric Parsons Memorial Trophy (perpetual) - Most points classes 255 - 260 Douglas Moyle Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 255 - 260 J & M Liddle Trophy (perpetual) Most points classes 261- 273 Will Reynolds Cup +£5 voucher (kindly donated by BHGS Ltd)Best exhibit classes 261 - 273 Mary Williams Silver Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 274 - 277

15 The Horticulture Section greatly appreciates the support of the following:

MAIN SUPPORTERS Barclays Bank plc Hine Downing Solicitors, Falmouth Penventon Nurseries, Lanner

BUSINESS SUPPORTERS Allen Jenkins Car Centre, Pelean Cross Andrew Tucker, Garden Machinery Repairs, Penryn BHGS (formerly JFC Monro), Hayle Borlase & Co., Solicitors, Helston Cornwall Trophies, Illogan Highway AD Creeden Electrical, Stithians DJR Roof Trusses, St Columb Major T H Douce & Sons, Redruth Gilbert’s Coombe Chiropractic, Redruth Glazerite, Glazing Specialists, Pelean Cross Heather & Lay, Estate Agents, Falmouth Industrial Electrical Repairs Ltd, Pelean Cross In Steel (Blacksmiths and Fabricators Ltd.), St Day Jacksons, Wealth Management, Penzance Kevin Symons, Painter & Decorator, Falmouth Legendary Cookers, Aga / Rayburn Servicing, Summercourt Lodge Farm Boarding Cattery, Carnmenellis Macsalvors Ltd, Illogan Highway Mitchell & Webber, Scorrier Penryn & Falmouth Funeral Directors, Penryn Premier Tiles, Falmouth Raison Opticians, Helston Seabourne Fish, Fishmongers, Penryn Sweet Pea Flowers, Florists, Helston The Sewing Studio, Redruth Trident Plumbing, Falmouth Varfell Farm (Dahlias), Penzance Wye Vale Garden Centre, Lelant

PERSONAL SUPPORTERS Mr & Mrs A Dudley Mr & Mrs R C Paget

Please look out for our display of supporters information in the Horticulture Marquee.

16 Stithians Agricultural Association Horticulture Section Entry Form 2019 Entries to: Mrs G Beard, Glenmor, Chacewater, Truro, TR4 8QT Tel 01872 560609 Email [email protected] Closing dates: Saturday 6th July 2019 Entries received after Saturday 15th June 2019 will not be listed in the catalogue Telephone entries may only be accepted up to 4.30pm each day Late (Show Day) entries strictly restricted to 5 per exhibitor Class No. of Width of Entry Fee Description No Entries Exhibit (25p each)

PLEASE STATE WIDTH OF SPREAD OF EXHIBITS

Name...... Address...... Email address (optional)...... Date ...... Contact Phone No......

Age (if entering a Childrens Class)...... NB. Confirmation of receipt of entries will not be issued If a Show Day exhibitors parking pass is required please include a sae with your entry Alterations to class cards is forbidden and may result in disqualification Cheques only accepted for values greater than £5 and made payable to Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd. Payment by cash at staging of exhibits is acceptable. I understand that it is a condition of entry that details of entries will be shared with any relevant bodies, that names and addresses will be printed in the catalogue and results displayed on the Association’s web site. Please see the Association’s website for full details of our privacy policy – www.stithians.show, paper copies are available from the General Secretary – 01209 861073. 17 18 Stithians Agricultural Association Horticulture Section Entry Form 2019 Entries to: Mrs G Beard, Glenmor, Chacewater, Truro, TR4 8QT Tel 01872 560609 Email [email protected] Closing dates: Saturday 6th July 2019 Entries received after Saturday 15th June 2019 will not be listed in the catalogue Telephone entries may only be accepted up to 4.30pm each day Late (Show Day) entries strictly restricted to 5 per exhibitor Class No. of Width of Entry Fee Description No Entries Exhibit (25p each)

PLEASE STATE WIDTH OF SPREAD OF EXHIBITS

Name...... Address...... Email address (optional)...... Date ...... Contact Phone No......

Age (if entering a Childrens Class)...... NB. Confirmation of receipt of entries will not be issued If a Show Day exhibitors parking pass is required please include a sae with your entry Alterations to class cards is forbidden and may result in disqualification Cheques only accepted for values greater than £5 and made payable to Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd. Payment by cash at staging of exhibits is acceptable. I understand that it is a condition of entry that details of entries will be shared with any relevant bodies, that names and addresses will be printed in the catalogue and results displayed on the Association’s web site. Please see the Association’s website for full details of our privacy policy – www.stithians.show, paper copies are available from the General Secretary – 01209 861073. 19 20 Stithians Agricultural Association Horticulture Section Entry Form 2019 Entries to: Mrs G Beard, Glenmor, Chacewater, Truro, TR4 8QT Tel 01872 560609 Email [email protected] Closing dates: Saturday 6th July 2019 Entries received after Saturday 15th June 2019 will not be listed in the catalogue Telephone entries may only be accepted up to 4.30pm each day Late (Show Day) entries strictly restricted to 5 per exhibitor Class No. of Width of Entry Fee Description No Entries Exhibit (25p each)

PLEASE STATE WIDTH OF SPREAD OF EXHIBITS

Name...... Address...... Email address (optional)...... Date ...... Contact Phone No......

01305 264249 Tel: 01736 710898 Tel: TR20 8ES. 01373 463600 Tel: 01747 823955 Tel:

Dorset. DT1 1EF Acland Road, Dorchester, Agriculture House, The Show Office, Station Road, Gillingham, Dorset. SP8 4PY The Show Office, 2AH The Show Office, Rodden Road, Frome, Somerset. BA11 Coates, A Email: [email protected] Web: www.honitonshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Mrs M Connor, Bank House, 66a High Street, Honiton, Devon. EX14 1PS Tel: 01404 41794 Tel: Bank House, 66a High Street, Honiton, Devon. EX14 1PS Mrs M Connor, Email: [email protected] Web: www.yealmptonshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Mr P Davis, 1 Castleford Cottage, Combe Fishacre, Newton Abbot, Devon. TQ12 5UQ Tel: 07712 681306 Tel: TQ12 5UQ Abbot, Devon. Davis, 1 Castleford Cottage, Combe Fishacre, Newton Mr P Email: [email protected] Web: www.woolseryshow.org.uk Email: [email protected] Web: Mrs A Carter, Churston Ford, West Putford, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7UU Tel: 01409 240328 Tel: Devon. EX22 7UU Putford, Holsworthy, Churston Ford, West Carter, A Mrs www.totnesshow.com Web: Email: [email protected] Mrs L Harvey, PO Box 220, Totnes, Devon. TQ9 9EN Tel / Fax: 01803 732813 Tel TQ9 9EN Devon. Totnes, PO Box 220, Harvey, Mrs L www.middevonshow.co.uk Web: Email:[email protected] Mr Colin Nation, 18 High Street, Halberton, Tiverton, Devon. EX16 7AF Tel: 01884 820859 Tel: Devon. EX16 7AF Tiverton, Mr Colin Nation, 18 High Street, Halberton, www.kingsbridgeshow.co.uk Email: [email protected] Web: Mr Will Hyde, Tel: 07988 479452 Email: [email protected] Web: www.launcestonshow.co.uk 07988 479452 Email: [email protected] Web: Tel: 01548 562567 Tel: TQ7 3JQ Marlin, South Milton, Kingsbridge, Devon The Secretary, Mrs Jen Chester, The Show Secretary, Launceston Agricultural Association. PO Box 173, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 0BP Agricultural Launceston The Show Secretary, www.holsworthyandstrattonagriculturalshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.camborne-show.org.uk Web: Email: [email protected] 01566 781811 Tel: Launceston PL15 8UW Mrs R Ireland, Bridge Park, Canworthy Water, Mrs Alison Olds, Menadarva Farm, Kehelland, Camborne, Cornwall TR14 0JH Tel: 01209 78750 Tel: TR14 0JH Alison Olds, Menadarva Farm, Kehelland, Camborne, Cornwall Mrs www.midsomersetshow.org.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Email:[email protected] Web: www.stithiansshow.org.uk Web: Email:[email protected] 01749 938044 Tel: Estate, Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 5QQ Trading Ms C Barham, 3 Europa Court, Crowne Jenna Payne, The Showground, Stithians, Truro, Cornwall. TR3 7DP Tel: 01209 861073 Tel: TR3 7DP Cornwall. Truro, The Showground, Stithians, Jenna Payne, www.thedunstershow.co.uk Web: 01984 656990 Email: [email protected] Tel: Email: [email protected] Web: www.liskeardshow.org Web: Email: [email protected] 3QF TA4 Somerset Taunton, St Lawrence, Lydeard House, Higher Vexford, Tree Apple Mrs R Langdon, 07894 456 099 Tel: Eldon, St Ive, Liskeard PL14 3NE Mrs B Breyley, www.chagfordshow.co.uk Email: [email protected] Web: Facebook: Royal Cornwall Show News Twitter: rcsupdate Twitter: Facebook: Royal Cornwall Show News 778641 07511 Tel: TQ13 8AH The Square, Chagford, Devon Keen, 42 Miss P Tel: 01208 812183 Fax: 01208 812713 Email: [email protected] Web: www.royalcornwall.co.uk www.royalcornwall.co.uk 01208 812183 Fax: 812713 Email: [email protected] Web: Tel: www.gillshaftshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Mr Chris Riddle, Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge, Cornwall. PL27 7JE Mr Chris Riddle, Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge, Email: [email protected] Web: www.bathandwest.com Email: [email protected] Web: www.camelfordshow.co.uk Email: [email protected] Web: Mr Alan Lyons, The Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset. BA4 6QN Tel: 01749 822200 Tel: The Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset. BA4 6QN Alan Lyons, Mr Advent, Camelford PL32 9QL Ms Beth Kitto, Eden Parc, Watergate, Email: [email protected] Web: www.devoncountyshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] 01752 837662 Email:[email protected] Web:www.cornwoodshow.co.uk Tel: Mrs Sam Mackenzie-Green, Westpoint, Clyst St Mary, Exeter, Devon. EX5 1DJ Tel: 01392 353700 Tel: Devon. EX5 1DJ Exeter, Clyst St Mary, Mrs Sam Mackenzie-Green, Westpoint, Hill, Cornwood, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 9RA Chairman, Wisdome Cottage, Vicarage Ms Linda Osman, Vice Email: [email protected] Web: nsas.org.uk Email: [email protected] Web: www.okehamptonshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Mr T Ledbury, 4 Yeowood Farm, Iwood Lane, Wrington, North Somerset BS40 5NU Tel: 08456 342464 Tel: North Somerset BS40 5NU Farm, Iwood Lane, Wrington, Yeowood 4 Ledbury, T Mr 01837 659965 Tel: House, 3 Station Road, Okehampton, Devon. EX20 1DY Ms S Bullingham, Wykeham Email: [email protected] Web: www.gwinearshow.org.uk Web: Email: [email protected] www.northdevonshow.com Web: Email: [email protected] Ms A Barnbrook, Tel: 01209 716585 Tel: Barnbrook, A Ms 01769 573852 Tel: Arcade, South Molton, Devon. EX36 3AB Soanes, 15 George T Mrs Chris Rodda, Ludgvan Community Centre, Fairfield, Ludgvan. Penzance, Cornwall Email:[email protected] Web:www.ludgvanhorticulturalsociety.org Email: [email protected] Web: www.dorsetcountyshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Ms Tel: 01884 861352 Email: [email protected] Website: www.agrifestsouthwwest.co.uk 01884 861352 Email: [email protected] Website: Tel: Mrs Vicky Smith, Secretary, NBA South West, Little Orchard Farm, Thelbridge, Crediton, Devon EX17 4SJ Little Orchard Farm, South West, NBA Smith, Secretary, Mrs Vicky Email: [email protected] Web: www.widecombefair.com Email: [email protected] Web: Mr Michael Welby, Watergate, Widecombe in the Moor, Newton Abbot, Devon. TQ13 7PN Tel: 01364 631223 Tel: TQ13 7PN Abbot, Devon. Newton Widecombe in the Moor, Watergate, Mr Michael Welby, Email: [email protected] Web: www.fromecheeseshow.co.uk Web: Email: [email protected] Local / Regional Show Dates 2019

Honiton

Yealmpton

Woolsery & District Woolsery

Totnes & District Totnes

Mid Devon Kingsbridge Launceston Holsworthy & Stratton Camborne Mid Somerset Stithians Dunster Liskeard Chagford

Royal Cornwall

Royal Bath & West Royal Bath & West Camelford

Devon County Cornwood

North Somerset Okehampton

Gwinear North Devon

Agrifest South West

Widecombe Fair

August Gillingham & Shaftesbury Mr S Braddick, August Ludgvan

1 August 1

31 July

29 July

28 July 7-8 September Dorset County 27 July 7 September 25 July August 22 20 July August 18 15 July August 16 13 July August 15

6 – 8 June 14

29 May – 2 June August 14

16 – 18 May August 10

6 May August 8

4 May 3 August 7

14 September Frome

6 November

10 September

01305 264249 Tel: 01736 710898 Tel: TR20 8ES. 01373 463600 Tel: 01747 823955 Tel:

Honiton

Yealmpton

Woolsery & District Woolsery

Totnes & District Totnes

Mid Devon Kingsbridge Launceston Holsworthy & Stratton Camborne Mid Somerset Stithians Dunster Liskeard Chagford

Royal Cornwall

Royal Bath & West Royal Bath & West Camelford

Devon County Cornwood

North Somerset Okehampton

Gwinear North Devon

Agrifest South West

Widecombe Fair

August Gillingham & Shaftesbury Mr S Braddick, August Ludgvan

1 August 1

31 July

29 July

28 July 7-8 September Dorset County 27 July 7 September 25 July August 22 20 July August 18 15 July August 16 13 July August 15

6 – 8 June 14

29 May – 2 June August 14

16 – 18 May August 10

6 May August 8

4 May 3 August 7

14 September Frome

6 November

10 September

23 Have you thought of becoming a member Have you thought of becoming a member of

of StithiansS'thians Show? All welcome! Show? All welcome! MondayMONDAY, 16 15thth JULY July Support the show, park your car closer, Supportskip the queues the and show, visit our park Members’ your car closer, skip the queues andPavilion visit overlooking our Members’ the main ring. Pavilion overlooking the main ring. • Free Show Entry • Free Show Entry • Forward Parking • Forward ParkingTo join, complete the form overleaf or visit: • Entry to our• EntryMembers’ to Pavilion our Members’ Pavilionwww.s"thians.show

* * ONLY £15 adults £5 children Under 5s free!

To join complete the form overleaf or visit: www.stithians.show

24 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Have you thought of becoming a member of FORM

S'thians Show? All welcome! Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd. MONDAY, 16th JULY MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2019 Membership type (please circle): Adult (£15) / Junior 5-16 (£5) / Life Membership (£300). Support the show, park your car closer, skip the queues and visit our Members’ Title: Full Name: Pavilion overlooking the main ring. Address: • Free Show Entry

• Forward Parking To join, complete the form overleaf or visit: Postcode: • Entry to our Members’ Pavilion www.s"thians.show Telephone:

E-mail Address: Date of Birth (Juniors Only):

I acknowledge that my details will be held by the Association for the purposes of administering my membership and that my name will be listed in the catalogue and or Show guide. I agree to guarantee the debts of the company up to a maximum amount of £1 if the company is wound up while I am a member and for a period of up to 12 months after my membership ends.

Signed Date:

Are you able to offer any help at Stithians Show, during the set up or for the clean up? [ ] If you tick the box, our General Secretary will get in contact with you to talk about volunteering opportunities at the Show. We appreciate all offers of help.

BACS payment: Lloyds Bank – sort code 30-88-22, account no. 20254268. Please quote reference SUBS+SURNAME+POSTCODE

Cheques payable to ‘Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd’. Please forward your completed application form with the correct fee to: Tamsin Mead, Stithians Show, Chy-an-Vounder, Crellow Lane, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7BB. Alternatively, join online: www.stithians.show Stithians Agricultural Association Limited. Registered in England Number 7585178 Registered Charity Number 1141715. Registered Office: 3 Chapel Street, Redruth, TR15 2DY

25 FIRE SAFETY All catering outlets or trade stands must assess the risk of fire and provide for effective primary fire prevention equipment where any potential ignition sources are present.

GAS SAFETY Any fixed installation gas equipment (cookers, pipework, valves etc) must comply withthe provisions of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 L56 (Fifth edition Sl 2018/139) published 2018. All catering vans / marquees with gas installation MUST have a Gas Safety Certificate / Gas Safety Record. Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd Note: These certificates can ONLY be issued by an Engineer that is listed on the Gas Safe Register. Company registered in England 7585178 A certificate MUST BE provided to the organizers prior to entry to the event. The regulation can be Charity No. 1141715 viewed on: hVps://www.ncass.org.uk/ mobile-catering-home/content. PORTABLE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SAFETY Health and Safety Policy HSG107 - Third Addition 2013 INDG236 - Rev 3 2013 the law requires electrical equipment to be Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 the maintained to prevent danger. The type and frequency of user checks, inspections and testing management of Health and Safety needed will depend on the equipment, the environment in which it is used and the results of previous checks. All portable electrical equipment brought onto the showground must comply at Work Regulations 1999. with: HSG 107 - Third Edition 2013 Maintaining portable and transportable electrical equipment, or INDG236 - Third Edition 2013 Maintaining portable electrical equipment in offices and other We commit to operating the Association in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act low risk environments. 1974 and all applicable Regulations and Legislation made under the Act ‘So far as is reasonably Diesel generators - the use of diesel generators is permitted provided modern, quiet equipment practicable’. is used. Petrol generators are not permitted and the Association reserves the right to ask for what they regard as unsuitable equipment to be removed. Our policy is to provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and systems of work for all our employees, volunteers and the general public, and to provide such information, training and supervision as they need for this purpose. We also accept our responsibility for the SHOWGROUND TRAFFIC health and safety of other people who may be affected by our activities. All showground traffic must give priority to pedestrians and riders and strictly observe speed restrictions at times when such movement is permitted. The Association encourages family participation and therefore acknowledges the increased risks to young and/or inexperienced volunteers. During the Show (0900 to 1800 hours) all showground roadways must be kept clear of any vehicles, exhibits, stands, canopies, etc. to allow free passage of emergency vehicles at any time. The Board of Trustees acknowledge that Health and Safety responsibilities within the Association are of equal importance as other priorities. Please note strictly no unauthorized movement of vehicles will be permitted within the show ground between the hours of 0900 and 1800 hours. Although the Board of Trustees accept responsibility for the implementation of this policy, it relies N.B. Trade and Craft Stand Exhibitors are required to remain open until 1800 and MUST on individual employees/volunteers to accept their own duty and responsibility to themselves, NOT attempt to leave the Showground before that time due to the danger of interaction fellow workers and others who might be injured/affected by their acts or omissions. with pedestrians. The allocation of duties for safety matters and the particular arrangements that we will make to Livestock exhibitors: may leave the showground prior to 1800 hours, subject to the approval of implement the policy are set out below. the Showyard Directors and notification to the Section Secretary (movement is only to comply with DEFRA Animal Welfare regulations). The policy will be kept up to date, particularly if the Association’s activities change in nature and size. To ensure this, the policy and the way in which it has operated will be monitored and MAJOR INCIDENT PLANNING (SITE EVACUATION) reviewed every year or more frequently if required. In the event of a major incident where it is necessary to evacuate the site, in accordance with the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, please follow all signs and SAFETY INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE instructions from the organizers and Emergency Services. ALL people will be requested to evacuate the site, until it is deemed safe to return. The Association All Exhibitors must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and all relevant Regulations accepts no responsibility for any property or livestock or any person or persons who fail to comply and Guidance, Animal exhibitors must also comply with the Animal Welfare Act 2006 and any with the request to evacuate the showground. relevant codes of practice, guidance, etc. provided by the relevant governing body organizations

SHOW SECURITY Public Liability Insurance – Whilst the Association has its public liability cover in place it is only for its own protection. All exhibitors must have their own public liability insurance which covers them for attendance at the Stithians Show. Limited security cover by the Association’s official security contractor will be provided nightly between 7.00 p.m. and 7.00 a.m. from Monday before the Show and then continuously from 2.00 p.m. on the Sunday until 7 a.m. on the Tuesday after the Show. You must be aware that the More detailed information and advice can be found in the Association’s Code of Practice for Showground is large, with multiple entrances and that the security officials cannot be in all areas Safety and Accident Prevention, a copy of which can be obtained from the General Secretary, at all times. The Association will not be responsible for the safe custody of any article brought for The Showground, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7DP. 01209 861073. [email protected]. exhibition, nor will they be answerable for any loss or damage that may occur to any article.

H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - February, 2019 H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - February, 2019 26 FIRE SAFETY All catering outlets or trade stands must assess the risk of fire and provide for effective primary fire prevention equipment where any potential ignition sources are present.

H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - February, 2019 H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - February, 2019 27 To end show day why not come along to the GRAND EVENING CONCERT 8 p.m. In the Marquee on the Showground Treverva Male Voice Choir (Musical Director: Paul Triggs) St. Stithians Band (Musical Director: James Burns)

Compere: Revd. Danny Reed Admission £6.00

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