Flower Arranging Schedule 26th, 27th & 28th July 2016

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1 Flower Arranging Schedule 26th, 27th & 28th July 2016 The Showground, New Park, Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7QH Telephone: (01590) Fax: (01590) Website:

2 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT SECTION CHAIRMAN Mrs P A Wyeth, 18 Shaggs Meadow, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7BN Tel Mobile: COMMITTEE Mrs Pat Wyeth, Mrs Pam Adams, Mrs Margo Crouch, Mrs Juliet Dunning, Mrs Diana Greatorix Representatives of the following Clubs: Blackfield, Brockenhurst, Bransgore, Christchurch, Hythe, Lymington, Lyndhurst and Ringwood. NAFAS JUDGE Mrs Sue Clissold, 11 Lismore Road, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9AZ Telephone: Mrs Sue Taylor, Pembury Cottage, Pentridge, Nr Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5 5QX Telephone: CHALLENGE TROPHIES Best in Show JEAN ROBERTS SALVER Class 5 LOVELESS CUP Class 1 LADY DENT CUP Class 6 JOAN McGILL CUP Class 2 MARGARET PADDEN CUP Class 7 BROWNLOW CUP Class 3 NOVICE CUP Class 8 COMPTON BOWL Class 4 BEATTIE FAIR CUP Class 9 GOSSLING MEMORIAL CUP Best use of Garden Plant Material THE RINGWOOD CHALLENGE CUP ENTRY FEES 1 for each entry. No fee for Club entries. Prize money will be paid during the Show TROPHIES to be presented at 4.30pm on the third day of the Show in the Marquee CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES MONDAY 27th June 2016 You will only be notified if your entry is not accepted FOOD HALL FLOWER SHOW NORTH RING VEGETABLE SHOW FLOWER ARRANGING

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4 OPEN CLASSES Entries to be judged according to the NAFAS Competition Manual 2nd Edition 2009 Bases and Drapes are allowed, but must be free standing. No backgrounds allowed. Classes 1 7 staged on tabling, 76cms from ground Classes 1 & 2 covered in pale blue material Classes 3 7 covered in pale green material Classes 1 7 to be viewed all round, but judged from the front Classes 8 & 9 to be viewed and judged from the front ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE PLANT MATERIAL TO PREDOMINATE 1. LUCKY CHARMS: A PETITE exhibit not exceeding 25cms in depth, width and height. Prizes 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 2. FASCINATOR: A CRAFT exhibit. Plant material to predominate, space allowed 30cms wide, 30cms depth, 30cms high. 3. ROMANCE: An exhibit open only to Exhibitors who have never won a prize in this Show before, space allowed: depth 69cms, width 90cms, height optional. 4. HOLIDAY MEMORIES: An exhibit, space allowed: depth 69cms, width 90cms, height optional.

5 5. SPARKLE: An exhibit, space allowed: depth 69cms. Width 90cms, height optional. 6. ART DECO (1920s and 1930s): An exhibit, space allowed: depth 69cms, width 90cms, height optional. 7. KALIEDSCOPE: An exhibit, space allowed, depth 69cms, width 90cms, height optional. 8. JOIE de VIVRE: A PEDESTAL EXHIBIT: Staged on a wooden base 60cms square, 5cms high. Space allowed: 122cms wide, 182cms depth, height optional. Prizes 1st 18 2nd 14 3rd TWIX FOREST AND SEA - A CLUB EXHIBIT: Title to be stated. Staged on a wooden base 151cms square, 8cms high. Space allowed: 182cms wide, 182cms depth 243cms high. Maximum of three people to stage the exhibit. Prizes 1st 35 2nd 30 3rd 25

6 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT SECTION REGULATIONS FOR COMPETITORS 1. NOTICE OF ENTRY Intending competitors must give notice in writing, on the form provided by 27th June EXHIBITS in all classes must be the work of the Competitor and must be arranged in the marquee on staging day, with the exception of classes 1 & 2. A power point will be available. 3. COMPETITORS may not enter more than one exhibit in each class. 4. CARDS, corresponding with the entries and tickets will be issued by the Chairman in the Marquee on Staging Day. VEHICLE PASSES will be issued from the Show Office. 5. COMPETITORS whose entry fees amount to 2 or more will receive ONE vehicle pass and admission for one person for any one day. 6. COMPETITORS in Class 9 will receive TWO vehicle passes and admission for THREE persons for any one day. 7. RECEPTION OF EXHIBITS - Exhibits will be received from 9.30am to 6.00pm, on the Monday prior to the Show, and must be finished that evening by 7.00pm. Clubs to finish by 6.30pm. 8. WATERING, if necessary, will be done by the Committee. 9. ALL VEHICLES must be removed to the Exhibitors Car Park, by 8.30am on all Show days. 10. REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS. Exhibits may be removed from 5.00pm on the third day of the Show. 11. CUPS to be returned to the Show Office by 24th May All CUPS are perpetual and cannot be won outright. 13. The DECISION of the JUDGES shall be final. Protests must be handed, in writing, to the Chairman together with a deposit of 5 before noon on the first day of the Show but such protests will only be considered if referring to some infraction of the rules and if not sustained, the deposit will be forfeited. A Quorum of five, consisting of three Stewards and two Members of the Society s Board of Directors, will consider any such protest and their decision which will be given, if possible, before the close of the Show, shall be final. 14. SPECIAL NOTICE - The most careful arrangements will be made for the protection of all articles on exhibition, but The New Forest Agricultural Show Society will not be responsible for the loss of any exhibits or any damage they may sustain on their way to, during, or from the Exhibition area.

7 # CERTIFICATE OF ENTRY I wish to enter, subject to the Rules and Regulations of the New Forest Agricultural Show Society. Name. Address..... Telephone No Full Name of Club for Class 9... Class Description Entry Fee Total Please send entries to: The Chairman Mrs P A Wyeth, 18 Shaggs Meadow, Lyndhurst, Hampshire SO43 7BN. Closing Date: 27th June 2016 Fee per entry: 1 (Clubs free) Cheques payable to New Forest Agricultural Show Society. Competitors CARDS and ADMISSION TICKETS will be issued on Staging Day in the Marquee. VEHICLE PASSES will be issued from the Show Office.

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