CHILDRENS FUN SPORTS DAY AND BOUNCY CASTLE

TO BE HELD AT 2.30PM
Weather Allowing
Free Entry The 11th
Running Race
Sack Race Newby and Scalby
Egg and Spoon Race
Bean Bag on the Head Race Produce Show
Welly Whanging

All sports are to be held on the old bowling green

(next to the community hall)
Prizes and treats for the winners Sunday 29th July 2018
Treats for all the runners up
Adult welly whanging after the childrens sports Newby and Scalby Community Hall
Donations on the door welcome
OTHER LOCAL SHOW DATES Supported by Newby and Scalby in Bloom
Scarborough and District Horticultural Hunmanby and District Produce show
Show 5th August The hall will be open to exhibitors for staging on
11—12th August
8 - 9th September Pickering Show
Saturday 28th July 6pm—7.30pm
10 - 11th November 26th august Sunday 29th July 7am—10am
18th November Doors open to the public at 12.30pm
Scarborough and District Presentation of trophies at 4pm
Fuchia Society Burniston Show
4th August To be held at Burniston & Cloughton Vil-
lage Hall
Adults classes
27th August Entry fees 50p
Prize money 1st £3.00, 2nd £2.00, 3rd £1.00
Children's classes
Come and see our resident Entry fees 25p
artists work
in the committee room Prize money 1st £2.00, 2nd £1.50, 3rd £1.00

Angela Howard
Www.angelahowardartist.com Refreshments, Tombola, Lucky Dip and a
ang.how3@talktalk.net Fun Sports Day and Bouncy Castle
07596441635
on the bowling green
 COMMITTEE
Secretary – Mr Robert Kendall CHILDRENS COOKERY
Committee – Mrs J Freeborn AGE 12 AND UNDER
Mrs S Tipple
Mrs G Kendall 135. Four decorated Buns
Mr E Freeborn 136. A Decorated Gingerbread Person
137. A Mini Pizza on a tortilla wrap
SPONSORS
The Organisers of the show would like to thank all of the sponsors who have TROPHY FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS COOKERY
contributed to this years show
JUNIOR GARDENER
TROPHYS AGE 12 AND UNDER
Newby and Scalby Parish Council Children's Medal
Shield North Yorkshire Law Trophy 139. One Flower, one Vegetable
Parks and Countryside Cup Robert Kendall Cup
Ken Gill Cup
140. A plate of four French Beans
Trophy for Most Points Closed Veg
The Show Handicraft Trophy G Kendall Cup 141. Six Spring Onions – any colour
Dorothy Kendall Memorial Trophy Staveley Cup 142. Three Beetroots – tops trimmed to 3”
Trophy Trader Cup Annual Children’s Cup 143. A Vase of Flowers
Harold Hillary Trophy 144. A plate of three Potatoes
EXHIBITION RULES THE ROBERT KENDALL CUP AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS
• Open classes are open to ALL. IN THIS SECTION
• Closed classes are open to Newby Allotment holders and residents of the
Parish of Newby and Scalby only.
• A person showing an exhibit belonging to another and entering it as their CHILDRENS CLASSES
own, or in any way attempting to gain prizes by unfair means shall forfeit all
claims to any prizes as maybe awarded. FOR THE AGES OF 10 AND UNDER ADD “A” TO THE CLASS NUMBER
• The decision of the judges is final. FOR THE AGES OF 11 AND OVER ADD “B” TO THE CLASS NUMBER
• All exhibits are to be staged by 10am and the hall cleared by 10.15am for AGES ONLY TO BE DISPLAYED ON THE EXHIBIT
judging.
• Entries are limited to two per person per class.
class 150. Decorated Boiled Egg
• Trophies are held for one year and must be returned to the Secretary 14 days 151. An Animal made from Fruit /Veg
prior to the show. 152. A Picture, painting, drawing, collage - max A4 size (not computer art)
• Prize money will be paid out from 4.00pm on show day. 153. Computer Art - max A4 size
• All blooms must be shown in the vases provided by the show group. 154. Any article in Needlecraft (Knitting, Cross Stitch etc)
• Pot Plants to have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least Three 155. A Flower Arrangement in an Old Shoe
Months prior to the show. 156. Decorated Handwriting – Jack and The Beanstalk
• Exhibits must not be removed until after the presentation of the trophies.
157. What can you make with Lolly Sticks? Max size 20cm x 20cm
• All Jams, Jellies and Preserves are to be exhibited in screw top jars ONLY.
158. Garden on a Dinner Plate
• Ages only to be displayed on the children's entries, no names.
• Children's cookery will be judged on appearance only. TROPHY AWARDED FOR CLASS 156 SPONSORED
• All matters not provided for in these rules shall be left to the discretion of the BY MRS G KENDALL
committee whose decision will be final. THE ANNUAL CHILDRENS CUP AWARDED FOR THE
• A novice exhibitor is classed as an exhibitor who has not won a first prize in MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION
any show in the preceding 12 month.
• Association Vase, Max 12 stems, min 3 varieties
 HANDICRAFTS
CLOSED CLASSES
101. A Hand Knitted item OPEN TO THE RESIDENTS OF NEWBY AND SCALBY PARISH AND TO
102. A Baby Garment – any ply NEWBY AND SCALBY ALLOTMENT HOLDERS ONLY
103. A Homemade card
104. An item in Crochet CLOSED VEGETABLES
105. A piece of Patchwork or Applique 1. A Cabbage - green
106. A piece of Home Dressmaking 2. A Cauliflower
107. Any piece of Embroidery (Canvas work, Cross Stitch, Bead Work etc) 3. A Lettuce
108. Any Handicraft not scheduled 4. Three Carrots - other than long, tops trimmed to 3”
5. Three Beetroots Globe - tops trimmed to 3”
THE HANDICRAFT TROPHY AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS
6. Five pods of Broad Beans
IN THIS SECTION
7. A plate of six pods of Peas
PHOTOGRAPHY 8. A plate of six French Beans
ALL PHOTOS NO LARGER THEN 7” X 5” 9. A plate of four Potatoes - white
ALL PHOTOS TO BE MOUNTED 10. A plate of four Potatoes - coloured
111. Bridges 11. Two Onions as grown
112. British Wildlife 12. Five Shallots - any colour
113. Shades of Red 13. A plate of five Tomatoes
114. Vintage Machinery 14. Three sticks of Rhubarb
15. A Pot of Herbs
COOKERY 16. One Cucumber
Please note ALL Jams, Jellies and Preserves are to 17. One Flower, one Fruit
be exhibited in screw top jars ONLY
THE NEWBY AND SCALBY PARISH SHIELD FOR BEST EXHIBIT IN SECTION.
116. A Jar of Raspberry Jam TROPHY AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION.
117. A Jar of Strawberry Jam
118. A Jar of Blackcurrant Jam CLOSED FRUIT
119. A Jar of Jam not scheduled
120. A Fruit Curd 23. A plate of nine stalks of Blackcurrants
121. A Jar of Marmalade 24. A plate of twelve Raspberries
122. A Jar of Chutney or Relish 25. A plate of twelve Gooseberries
123. A Victoria Sandwich 26. A plate of any Fruit not scheduled
124. A Coconut Haystack
125. A Plate of four pieces of Flapjack THE DOROTHY KENDALL TROPHY TO THE BEST EXHIBIT OF FRUIT OVERALL
BOTH SECTIONS.
126. A Plate of four Biscuits
127. A Plate of four Scones CLOSED FLOWERS
128. A Plain Chocolate Cake
129. A Carrot Cake made by a gentleman 31. A vase of nine Sweet Peas - any colour
130. A 1lb Date and Walnut Loaf 32. A Vase of three Dahlias
131. A Small Loaf (handmade, not with a bread machine) 33. A Gladioli - any colour
132. Four Savoury Tarts 34. A single Rose
35. A vase of Annuals
TROPHY TRADER CUP AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION
 CLOSED FLOWERS CONTINUED OPEN FRUIT
36. A vase of Perennials
37. One Pot Plant in flower - max pot size 6” 74. A plate of nine stalks of Blackcurrants
38. One Foliage Plant - max pot Size 6” 75. A plate of twelve Raspberries
39. Bowl of Sweet Peas - max 10” across 76. A plate of twelve Gooseberries – any colour
77. Any Fruit not scheduled
THE HAROLD HILLARY TROPHY AWARDED
FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION. THE DOROTHY KENDALL TROPHY TO THE BEST EXHIBIT OF FRUIT OVER BOTH
OPEN AND CLOSED SECTIONS
NOVICE
THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE AIMED AT THE FIRST TIME GARDENER AND THE OPEN FLOWERS
NOVICE EXHIBITOR
82. A vase of nine Sweet Peas – any colour
44. A vase of Annuals arranged for effect - max 12 stems 83. A vase of three Dahlias – Cactus/Semi Cactus
45. A vase of Perennials arranged for effect - max 12 stems 84. A vase of three Dahlias – Decorative
46. A collection of four different Vegetables - one of each 85. A vase of Dahlias – Pom-Pom under 55mm
47. A plate of any Soft Fruit 86. A single Rose
OPEN CLASSES 87. A vase of five Pinks
OPEN TO ALL 88. A vase of Annuals
89. A vase of Perennials
OPEN VEGETABLES 90. One Gladioli
91. Association Vase (see rules)
52. Three Onions Dressed 92. One Pot Plant in flower – max pot size 6”
53. Two Onions - as grown 93. One Foliage Plant – max pot size 6”
54. Six Shallots - any colour 94. One Cactus – max pot size 6”
55. A plate of five Potatoes - white 95. One Succulent- max pot size 6”
56. A plate of five Potatoes - coloured 96. Bowl of Sweet Peas – max 10” across
57. A plate of nine Pods of Peas
58. Six French Beans THE KEN GILL CUP AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THE DAHLIA CLASSES
59. Six Broad Beans THE STAVELEY CUP AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 92 AND 93
60. Three Carrots - other than long, tops trimmed to 3” THE PARKS AND COUNTRYSIDE CUP AWARDED FOR THE
61. Three Beetroots Globe, tops trimmed to 3” MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 82-96
62. One Cabbage - green
63. Three sticks of Rhubarb
64. One Cauliflower
65. A Plate of five Tomatoes
66. Tray of four Veg, one of each
67. Any Veg not scheduled, a single specimen

NORTH YORKSHIRE LAW TROPHY AWARDED

FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THIS SECTION