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Dalston Show 2012 Dalston Show 2012 Saturday 11th August 2012 The Village Show Field Schedule 50years at at Dalston Celebrating 50years at at Dalston Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable day ii Main sponsor of Dalston Show for over 30 years 3 COME FOR TEA WITH THE NSPCC The Carlisle committee of the NSPCC invite you to a delicious afternoon tea of homemade savouries, cream scones and cakes, tea, coffee and orange squash. £4.50 All proceeds are spent in Carlisle and district to help local children. 4 Dalston Festival Week 4th – 12th August 2012 Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 4th August 5th August 6th August 7th August 8th August 9th August 10th August 11th August Scarecrow Competition. Themes of Jubilee, Olympics and General Parade of Phone Lorraine 710703 or Cynthia 710367 Or just collect Entry Forms from the Post Office or the Cumberland Building Society Floats The parade of floats Circus Festival and fancy dress will Art Exhibition Enjoyaball Childrens Workshop Friday! make a journey by Dalston Art Group in the Victory Hall For children Activity Morning through the village Teas/Coffees 4-6 years In the Rec. Centre. onto Dalston Show Saturday ,10.30-4.00 by Dalston Festival Committee 10:00 - 12:00 noon Jason the Juggler & In the Rec. Centre. friends are holding a Field. Sunday, 10:30—2:00 by Dalston Art Group 10:00 - 12:00 noon Live 2:00—5:00 by Dalston W.I. workshop teaching a Leaving Caldew variety of circus tricks Entertainment School 1:30 prompt. for all ages in the Square with Anyone can enter. Dalston Masonic 1:00 - 4:00 Local Bands . 5 Golf Competition Picnic in the Lodge Details:-contact Alan In the Rec. Stalls, Fancy Dress. Open Afternoon Dinning Blue Bell Park 2:00 - 6:00 Gala Day Barbecue and Dalston Sunday On the Recreation Field. Strawberry Teas much more! Detective Junior Football 12th August Races 5:30 Competition With Musical Starting Treasure Kids Entertainment onwards Accompaniment Entertainment for all. Cumdivock Art On the Rec. Field 6:00 Jason the Juggler/ 5:00 Thanksgiving Trail Refreshments BBQ facilities available Group from 6:00 Demonstration. Jubilee Garden Coffee & Tray Service 2:00 - 4:00 at the Please bring your own Leaving Recreation Village Hall 1:30 - 4:00 Bakes St Michael’s Church Recreation Field food & drink. Centre between Cold Beer and Wine on Cumdivock Bowling Club In Church 10:30 am 5:00 and 6:00 Sale in the Recreation 7:00 - 9:00 Open Evening 10:00 - 9:00 Centre Teas available Drinks tokens and Backworth Further Quiz sheets from Village Photo! Recreation Centre. Dalston Ladies Colliery Band Information CAMERATA Quiz Night St Michael’s 7:15 Ann 07736 855050 Further information Chamber Choir Church 7:30 Alan 07731 443987 or from Cynthia Open Day Recreation Hall 7:30. St. Michael’s Church £10 per team of 4. Tickets £6.00 710879 Orchestra 7:30 Tel 710367 With compere Steve on the door Steve 710751 Dalston £5.00 on the door Leydan Bowling Club St Michael’s Contact 2:00 - 4:00 Church Steve Withers 710751 for Display of Hats and Flowers In St. Michael’s Church 7:00 for 7:30 entry forms or in the Cumberland B.S. £5.00 on the door 12:00 - 4:30 12:00 - 4:30 12:00 - 9:00 Sat & Sun 10:00 - 12:00 CAR PARK CAR PARK VILLAGE HALL CRAFTS INDUSTRIAL TOILET CATTLE SHEEP FUN FAIR VINTAGE TRADE TRADE STANDS SEC CAR TRADE PARK MAIN TRADE RING HORSE RING TRADE STANDS HORSE EXERCISE HORSE WAGONS A fabulous Cafe serving tasty homemade food, drinks and Orton Grange Farmhouse Ice-Cream. Gifts for every occasion and lots more. Bring this 4 miles west of Carlisle on the A595 Open Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4 programme to the cafe before 11.30am Bank Holidays 11-4 on any day for a 01228 711410 complimentary pot of tea or filter www.ortongrange.co.uk coffee for two. 6 Dalston Show A5 Farming Ad_FINAL_Layout 1 18/05/2011 16:52 Page 1 Know how to get peace of mind How would it feel to know that the financial side of your farming business was taken care of? Our specialist farm advisors can work with you, as a key part of your business, to help you get the most from your money. Pay the least amount of tax, get knowledgeable financial advice and have the most up to date information at your fingertips. For a free, peace of mind consultation call Robert Wharton or Rob Hitch on 01228 530913 or visit us at: www.doddaccountants.co.uk 7 Important Notice for the Attention of all Livestock Exhibitors The Society intends to provide a safe and healthy Show for all concerned and requires that Livestock Exhibitors fully comply with their responsibilities. Compliance with the Rules of the Society, HSE Guidelines, Codes of Practice and Guidance Notes is required. In addition: 1. Exhibitors must use the segregated areas for livestock movement, loading and unloading where provided and when requested to do so. Exercising must not take place within main public areas. 2. Compliance with HSE Guidance Notes GS36 Safe Handling of Bulls is required. 3. Children must not be allowed to have control of large or fractious animals and all animals must be kept under the control of a capable and experienced person or persons. 4. All riders of horses or donkeys must wear an approved riding hat complying to standards BS4472, BS6473 or PAS 015. 5. All portable generators, power equipment and cables must be protected by (a) 2 metre earthing rod or; (b) Residual Current Devices (RCD) set at no more than 30MA sensitivity. All cables and sockets must be adequately guarded for use. Use of power washers must be in compliance with HSE Guidance Note PM29. 6. The Society reserves the right to insist on immediate removal from the Show Field of any animal threatening the safety of any person or property. Major Emergency In the unlikely event of a major incident, return to your animals and listen carefully to any announcements being made. Important Notice for the Attention of all Trade Exhibitors The Society intends to provide a safe and healthy Show for all concerned and requires that Trade Exhibitors fully comply with their responsibilities. Compliance with the Rules of the Society, HSE Guidelines, Codes of Practice and Guidance Notes is required. In addition: 1. Machinery or equipment used prior to, during and after the Show, must be operated only by an adult over the age of 16 and fully experienced in its use and wearing correct protective equipment. 2. All operating machinery must be properly guarded. 3. Use of ATV motorcycles or 2 wheel motorcycles is not permitted unless authorised by the Society. If authority for use is given then riders must wear correct protective headgear. 4. Compliance with HSE Guidance Note CS8 relating to LPG Cylinders is required. Exhibitors must bring quantities of LPG sufficient only for Show day use. 5. Chemicals and substances which might be hazardous must be displayed only by means of empty and clean containers 6. Adequate fire extinquishing appliances suitable for the stand must be provided by the Exhibitor. 7. All portable generators, power equipment and cables must be protected by (a) 2 metre earthing rods and; (b) Residual Current Devices (RCD) set at no more than 30MA sensitivity. All cables and sockets must be adequately guarded for use. Use of power washers must be in compliance with HSE Guidance Note PM29. 8. The use or the keeping of livestock on Exhibitors' Stands is not permitted unless by prior consent of the Society. If livestock is permitted then Exhibitors must comply with all safety rules for Livestock Exhibitors. A copy of these rules is available upon request. The Society reserves the right to inspect Exhibitors' stands, machinery and displays. Major Emergency In the unlikely event of a major incident, return to your stand and listen carefully to any announcements being made. 8 DALSTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY President: Mr Stan Palmer Chairman: Mr M. Shadwick Treasurer: Mr C. Henderson Honorary Secretary - N.J. Utting Bute House, Rosehill, Carlisle CAI 2UU - Tel (01228) 523034 Mobile: 07703 354466 Fax: 01228 528732 email: [email protected] www.dalstonshow.co.uk Industrial Section Secretaries Mrs J. Hayton - Peastree, Durdar, Carlisle CA5 7LJ - Tel (01228) 535354 Mrs M. Henderson - The Gill, Dalston, CA5 7JP - Tel (01228) 710282 Trophy Secretary - Mrs G Potts - Tel (01228) 711512 Horse Enquiries - Louise Utting - Tel (01228) 675121 Committee Members D. Allen P. Ebbatson W. Little R. Potter Miss H. L. Utting D. Black D. Edmondson I. Mandle R. Potts J.Walton I. Blamire C. A Elliot A Martin I. Proniewicz M. Walton G. Bowe M. Gaitskell R. Martin T. Rawstron J.Waugh M. Bowe M. Graham F. Mason B. Richards G. Westmorland D. Bowman D. Gray R. Messenger R. Raven J. Westmorland R. Brough J. G. Harrington I. Mitchell A Scott J. M. Westmorland S. Brough G. Hayton R. Mitchell M. Scott C.Wilkinson C. Brough S. Hetherington G. Mitchinson G. Sewell G. Wilkinson N. Brough I. Hodgson H. Mitchinson J. Shadwick R.Wilkinson S. Buckle A Holliday T. Mitchinson A. Sims R.Woods D. Coulthard G. Holliday I. Newton E. Studholme G.Woods J. Coulthard P. Holliday S. Palmer J. C. Swainson J.Wrennall M. T. E. Cowen I. Holliday R. Pigg P. Swainson M.Workman P. Creighton P. Hunter B. Pinguey B. Thomlinson R.Workman A Dinning R.Jackson W. Reed R. Thomlinson W. J. J.Wyllie G. Douglas T.
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