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83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 2

HOME INDUSTRY

Convener : Janice Dickey 027 251 1046Committee; Jan Allen 027 331 0104 Jill Bruce 021 330 888 Lesly Stewart 0211 370 734 Kate Norman 021 864 234 Liz Buggs 022 026 0527

This area includes photography, arts, crafts, flowers, paintings, homebrew, vegetables and baking. It incorporates creations from our local community with exhibitors of all ages.

The A&P Show is an excellent chance to exhibit your work, and there are some great prizes to be awarded. We welcome your entries and look forward to receiving your exhibits.

The Home Industry Pavilion is open to view all exhibits from 9am on FRIDAY 13TH MARCH 2020

Junior prize money can be collected on Friday between 4-5pm; all other prize money can be collected between 4-5pm on Saturday and Monday 9-12 noon

All judging will take place on Thursday 12th March at 5.30.pm

ORDER OF CONTENTSJUNIOR SECTIONArts & CraftsBaking DecorativePhotographyVegetablesSchool art –Display of work (from local schools & home-schooled children)

FAMILY SECTIONCreation

OPEN SECTIONSBakingCraftCreative Fibre EmbroideryFlowers Blooms Flowers-RosesHomebrewHome-grown Produce PaintingsPatchworkPhotography Preserves & Jams Vegetables

HOME INDUSTRY THANKS AND IS VERY GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS

Matukituki SponsorMACTODD, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES MEDITERRANEAN MARKET WANAKAWANAKA NEW WORLDPERRIAM63B CATERING LTDHERITAGE DUNEDIN LEISURE LODGE

Makarora SponsorAPPAREL STUDIO WANAKA AUTO REPAIRS (2010) LTD WANAKA PAPER PLUS

Donations/SupportersANN-LOUISE STOKES, MADELEINE REVELEY, ASPIRING QUILTERS, CINEMA PARADISO, MRS M MCCARTHY MEMORIAL, DOREEN UMBERS, JAN ALLEN, SHONA TURNOCK, KAY CURTIS, LESLY STEWART, THE MATERIAL GIRLS, WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP, WANAKA ARTS SOCIETY, WANAKA ORGANICS, WANAKA SECTION SERVICES RODERICK KEY, STU AND RHONDA HURLEY, LAKE HAWEA CONTRACTING LTD, WOOLS OF WANAKA, MINARET STATION, PUZZLING WORLD, WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD, PURVIS DAUGHTERS TRUST, HELEN DAVIS

EXHIBITORS INFORMATION & GUIDELINESENTRY OPTIONS;Enter online at www.wanakashow.co.nz

Email entries to homeindustrywanaka@outlook .com

Post entries to PO Box 79, Wanaka 9343

Postal entries close on Monday 9th March orBring forms to the Showground Pavilion from 9am to 5pm, Monday 9th to Thursday 12th March.

ALL ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4.30 pm THURSDAY 12th MARCH 2020EXHIBIT TICKETS (class & section number)

Exhibit Tickets are to be securely attached to the exhibits

WELCOME TO HOME INDUSTRY

ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE WWW.WANAKASHOW.CO.NZ/COMPETITORS

Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 3

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EXHIBITSALL EXHIBITS ARE TO BE WITH THE SECTION MARSHALL no later than 4.30pm THURSDAY 12th MARCH 2020

EXHIBITORS BRING ENTRIES THROUGH GATE 5 ON THURSDAY

EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED FROM 4pm- 5.30pm on SATURDAY or MONDAY FROM 9am- 11am. This is the responsibility of the exhibitor.

PAVILION DOORS CLOSE AT 4.30PM THURSDAY FOR JUDGING

ALL PERISHABLE EXHIBITS NOT COLLECTED ON SATURDAY WILL BE DISPOSED OF ON SATURDAY AT 5.30PM.

COMPETITION INFORMATIONAny exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete

The Committee will not under any circumstance hold itself responsible for any loss, damage or mis-delivery of exhibits at the Show.

Security staff will be on duty from Thursday to Saturday. The pavilion is secured overnight.

COMPETITION RULES

All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. This is an amateur competition.

Definition of amateur: a person who engages in an activity for pleasure rather than financial benefit.

Entries will not be accepted from commercial exhibitors.

The Judge’s decision is final.

Home Industry Prize Money can be collected from the Home Industry desk

In the Pavilion from 4 - 5.30pm on Saturday and no later than 11am on Monday 16th.

There is no limit to the number of exhibits you may enter in most sections. Unless stated otherwise.

Please read each section carefully.

Admission to the Showground: Adult 1 day pass .......................................................$17.50Youth Pass (13-17) ................................................... $5.0012 and Under ...............................................................Free

DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITYNeither the organizers of the event to which these rules apply nor any agent, employee or representative of these bodies accepts any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles, their contents and accessories or any other personal property whatsoever

whether caused by their negligence, breach of contract, or in any other way whatsoever.

NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver which would protect a facility owner, farmer, employer or other person from liability should an accident occur as a result of neglect to take all practicable steps. The facility owner, local authority or farmer etc. cannot “contract” out such responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability. All practicable steps have been taken by the organizers to ensure your safety and we ask you to take particular heed of hazard signs that have been posted and avoid these areas.

Children must be under adult supervision at all times

JUNIOR SECTION TROPHIES FOR SECTION

MAUD GRAY & GWENITH BELOE

MEMORIAL CUP

JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP

COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP

Sponsor CINEMA PARADISO

Junior prize money can be collected on Friday between 4-5pm

All exhibits MUST be the work of the exhibitor

Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A&P Show is not eligible to compete

Entry ticket must be securely attached to your exhibit

All Junior Classes are judged on Thursday night

JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTSSteward: Jill Bruce 021 330 888Judge: Avis Munro/Adrienne NeumannEntry Fee: 50c.Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1

PreschoolClass 800 A5 picture using feathersClass 801 Decorated cardboard tubeClass 802 Make and decorate a star shapeClass 803 Sculpture using newspaper

Year 0-2Class 804 A5 picture featuring greenClass 805 Make a dinosaur from recycled itemsClass 806 Make an item featuring buttonsClass 807 Sculpture using a yoghurt container


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Year 3-4Class 808 A card for your Dad

Class 809 Handmade and decorated bowl

Class 810 Make something from a paper plate

Class 811 Sculpture made from items from the lakeshore, 30 long by 20 high

Year 5-6Class 812 Snow Globe in a jar

Class 813 Make a fantasy Dragon Egg

Class 814 Sculpture from small wooden spoons

Class 815 Make a fidget spinner

Year 7-9Class 816 Friendship bracelet

Class 817 Finger Puppet

Class 818 Handmade set of 3 buttons

Class 819 Sculpture using popcorn

Year 10-13Class 820 Handmade Paper Flower

Class 821 Make a windmill

Class 822 Decorate a shoe

Class 823 Make a mousetrap

JUNIOR BAKINGSteward: Lee Davis p: 443 6436Judge: Annette MenloveEntry Fee: 50c.Prize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2, 4th $1Exhibits must be on a round white paper plate (18cm) and placed in a clear plastic bag. Entry ticket must be securely attached on top of the plate

PreschoolClass 830 3 emoji decorated wine biscuitsClass 831 3 Bliss Balls

Year 0-2Class 832 3 emoji decorated wine biscuitsClass 833 3 Bliss Balls

Year 3-4Class 834 3 emoji decorated wine biscuitsClass 835 3 pieces of iced fudge cakeClass 836 3 rice bubble cakes

Year 5-6Class 837 3 rice bubble cakesClass 838 A school lunch in an ice cream

containerClass 839 3 pieces of homemade sweets

Year 7-9Class 40 3 pieces of chocolate brownieClass 841 3 pikeletsClass 842 Iced chocolate cakeClass 843 3 Chocolate fudge, (uncooked and uniced)

Year 10-13

Class 844 3 Muffins, any varietyClass 845 Iced chocolate cakeClass 846 3 A&P theme decorated cupcakesClass 847 3 pieces of fudge (cooked and iced)

JUNIOR DECORATIVESteward: Shona Sutherland ph 021 0443727Judge: Anna Bankshaw / Bridget GouldEntry Fee: 50cPrize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1

PreschoolClass 850 Decorated pinecone

Class 851 Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries -only toothpicks or kebab sticks to be used to attach materials

Class 852 Necklace made of flowers , berries, fruit or vegetables, 30 cm long

Class 853 A miniature garden in a saucer up to bread/butter size

Year 0-2Class 854 Decorated pinecone owl

Class 855 Creature made from vegetables and/or fruit and/or berries

Class 856 Paint a face on a hard boiled egg

Class 857 A house made from Lego or plastic blocks. Base no larger than 30x25cm

Year 3-4Class 858 A house made from 1 shoe box and lid.



Class 861 A truck made from Lego or plastic blocks

Year 5-6Class 862 A shoebox house with garden, base no

larger than 30x25 cm.



Class 865 A plane made from Lego or plastic blocks


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JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHYSteward: Katheryn Liggins 0212530357Judge: Olivia TurnerEntry Fee: 50cPrize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1

OWNERS NAME AND PHONE NUMBER MUST BE ON THE BACK.

Limit of 2 entries per person, per class.

Photographs entered into Classes 870-889 are NOT to be manipulated through digital or darkroom means.

The following is acceptable: change from colour to black and white in the Black and White class.

Photographs entered into the iPhoneography Class “Nature” are to be taken on a mobile device that is primarily not a camera for example: an iPhone, iPad, mobile phone etc. There are a number of ways to get your photographs from your phone or device to your computer for printing; one is to email the photo/s to yourself from your phone. (If you need help ask someone younger than you or Google it)

All photographs are to be mounted onto A5 size white card.

Photographs can be printed any size or shape as long as the finished work is smaller than the A5 white card. Please leave a minimum of a 2cm border.

Photographs can be printed at a camera shop or a desktop printer, preferably on photographic paper.

PreschoolClass 870 CloudsClass 871 Creatures Big & SmallClass 872 Black & White “Action”Class 873 iPhoneography; “Grin”

Year 0-2Class 874 CloudsClass 875 Creatures Big & SmallClass 876 Black & White “Action”Class 877 iPhoneography; Grin

Year 3-4Class 878 CloudsClass 879 Creatures Big & SmallClass 880 Black & White “Action”Class 881 iPhoneography; “Grin”



Year 10-13Entries are to be entered in the Open Photography Section.

JUNIOR VEGETABLESSteward: Donella Osborne p: 443 6999Judge: Peter BrassEntry Fee; 50cPrize Money: 1st $4; 2nd $3; 3rd $2; 4th $1

Open to Preschool – Year 13

All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.

Exhibits must be on a round paper/plastic plate 23cm,

the entry ticket must be securely attached to the top of the plate.

SPECIAL PRIZEClass 895 - $15 cash donated by Jan Allen

Preschool to Year 13Class 895 Best Collection of VegetablesClass 896 Funniest looking VegetableClass 897 Collection of wildflowers in a bottleClass 898 Biggest Pumpkin

SCHOOL ARTSteward: Jan Allen Cell: 0273 310 104No entry fee, no prizes, no judging.

A display of art from local schools and home-schooled children.

All art is to be at the Showground by 4pm Wednesday 11th March 2020

Art must be strung ready to hang

Names to be on the front

PreschoolClass 899 Work of their choice (no bigger than 1 square metre per

classroom). Art must be strung ready for hanging

Year 0 -13Class 900 Open Topic Chosen By Each School.

Work must be on paper NOT cardboard (A4 size).


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OPEN SECTION TROPHIES FOR SECTION

HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F CHALLENGE CUP

MRS E.M STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY

BELOE/TURNOCK CUP

JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY

MERINO SHOP, TARRAS, SILVER TRAY

WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY

ROSEBOWL

CUT FLOWERS CUP

NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY

HELEN & ROB MATHEWSON CUP

HOMEBREW CUP

IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP

W STUDHOLME CUP

JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY

FAMILY SECTIONStewards: HI COMMITTEE JUDGE: CELEBRITY JUDGEEntry fee: $1Prize money: 1st $5, 2nd $3, and 3rd $2

SPECIAL PRIZETwo nights accommodation for two people at the Heritage Dunedin Leisure Lodge

Class 1104 Decorate a Garden Gnome. Max size 50 cm Tell us your Gnomes story written on a

sheet of A5

BAKINGSteward: Liz Buggs 0220260527Judge: William BrunEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5, 2nd $3; 3rd $2.Exhibits must be on a round white paper plate and covered with clear plastic bag.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION Hawea Flat W.D.F.F. Challenge Cup

Mrs. E.M. Studholme Memorial Trophy Beloe/Turnock Cup

June Scott Memorial Challenge Trophy

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORSClass 915 1st $30 cash donated by DOREEN UMBERS

Class 920 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA TURNOCKClass 921 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA TURNOCKClass 922 1st $10 cash donated by SHONA TURNOCKClass 924 1st $20 cash donated by SHONA

TURNOCK for Most Points in all Baking

Class 910 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits

Class 911 3 Pieces of Shortbread

Class 912 3 Belgium Biscuits

Class 913 3 Gingernut Biscuits

Class 914 3 Afghans

Class 915 3 Pikelets

Class 916 3 Bliss Balls

Class 917 3 Date Scones

Class 918 1 Fruit/Nut Loaf

Class 919 3 Pieces Ginger Crunch

Class 920 1 Sultana Cake

Class 921 1 Gluten Free Banana Cake, uniced

Class 922 3 pieces uncooked Fudge

Class 923 3 Meringues

Class 924 3 Melting moments

Class 925 3 pieces Louise square

CRAFTSteward: Kelli McArthur 021776853Judge: Anne-Marie BerryEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

Any exhibit that has been exhibited in a previous Upper Clutha A & P Show is not eligible to compete.


SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS

Class 938 – Most Points over Classes 929 to 939, $10 donated by Helen Davis

Class 929 Wooden Toy

Class 930 Artistic piece of Calligraphy

Class 931 Upcycled Craft - make something new from something old

Class 932 Article of jewellery - any medium

Class 933 A tooled leather article

Class 934 Homemade article from fabric


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Class 935 Homemade holiday ornament , ie Christmas , Easter

Class 936 Handmade craft item made from paper, eg scrapbook or cards

Class 937 Fascinator or headpiece

Class 938 Homemade soap x 1

Class 939 Home made scented candle

EMBROIDERY

Stewards: Wanaka Embroidery Guild ph: 443 1151Judge: Heather Harrison & Kari SheatEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2


TROPHIES FOR EMROIDERY Hawea Flat W.D.F.F. Challenge Cup

Merino Shop, Tarras Silver Tray

Wanaka Embroidery Guild Trophy

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS

Class 941 1st Prize $10 donated by KAY CURTIS



Class 948 1st Prize $10, Wanaka Embroidery Guild Prize- Aspinall Swift Award

Class 940-949 $10 donated by W.E.G. in memory of Mrs E.L.Blanc

Class 940 Cushion, any medium incorporating embroidery

Class 941 Cross stitch picture any topic

and design

Class 942 Embroidered article featuring stumpwork

Class 943 Embroidered article in counted thread

Class 944 Embroidered cloth, tray or table

Class 945 Embroidered bag, any medium

Class 946 Embroidered surface stitching incorporating Goldwork

Class 947 Embroidered item of Canvas work

Class 948 Themed Challenge ‘Lavender Bag’ featuring embroidery

Class 949 Any item of bead or ribbon embroidery

CREATIVE FIBRE

Steward: Margaret Stenhouse ph: 443 9197Judge: Rose LoweEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2Encouraging the use of natural fibres; wool, silk, cotton, linen, flax and synthetic fibres; from fleece, spun yarn, commercial yarn, or felting bats. All garment/ articles must be made within the last year and not previously worn/used.


Merino Shop, Tarras Silver Tray

Rosebowl

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORSClass 950 Hand woven garment/article - $15

cashdonated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 955 Handspun, handknitted garment/article - $15 cash donated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 956 Knitted garment, colour & design - $15 cash donated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 957 Knitted article machine or hand. $50 cash donated by WOOLS OF WANAKA

Class 959 Child’s knitted garment - $15 cashdonated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 962 Accessory, any method of construction - $15 cash donated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 963 Youth Entry - $15 donated by WANAKA CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP

Class 950 Hand woven garment/article from loom fibre or flax

Class 951 Hand woven garment/article using fibre or flax

Class 952 Felted garment/article

Class 953 Skein handspun yarn - at least 70% wool

Class 954 Skein handspun yarn, dyed (state dye material used)

Class 955 Handspun, handknitted garment/article

Class 956 Knitted garment, machine or hand, colour & design to be judged

Class 957 Knitted article, machine or hand, colour and design to be judged eg toy, ornament, mat


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Class 958 Adult’s hand knitted garment

Class 959 Hand knitted garment for a baby (<1 Year)

Class 960 Child’s handknitted garment (<10yrs)

Class 961 Crochet garment / article

Class 962 Garment / article, any method construction , for baby or child; not soft toy.

Class 963 Accessory, knit or crochet;socks,gloves beanies,hat

Class 964 Accessory,any method of construction; scarfs,wraps,bags, hats,gloves . (hats,gloves,not knit/crochet)

Class 965 School students <18yrs - Beanie, Hat,Scarf or felt. Any method of construction using fibres or yarns eg. knit,crochet or felt.

FLOWERS - BLOOMSSteward: Rhonda Hurley 02102707758Judge: Sharon ArlidgeEntry Fee: 50cPrize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

All Cut Flower entries will be processed by the Marshall at the Cut Flowers Section of the pavilion, from Thursday midday to 4.30 pm

Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor.

Please use green bottles if possible.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION Cut Flowers Cup

SPECIAL PRIZESMARSHALS CHOICE FROM BLOOMS OR ROSES

$30 donated by Purvis Daughters Trust

Class 970 Dahlias, collection of 4, different colours

Class 971 Dahlias, decorative, 3 blooms

Class 972 Dahlias, cactus & semi cactus, 3 blooms

Class 973 Dahlia, collection of 4 different types

Class 974 Any Other Dahlia, not otherwise scheduled

Class 975 Gladiolus - 1 spike; 3 or more florets open

Class 976 1 head Hydrangea

Class 977 3 stems of Sweet pea, any colour

Class 978 3 Marigold blooms

Class 979 Bowl of floating Pansies or Viola

Class 980 Collection of herbs, 6 or more, named

Class 981 1 Single Bloom not scheduled

Class 982 1 Multi Bloom not scheduled

Class 983 Collection of 6 different blooms

Class 984 Potted Geranium

Class 985 Potted Colour

Class 986 Potted Poppies

FLOWERS - ROSES

Steward: Christine ThianJudge: Allison LudemannEntry Fee: 50cPrize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

Exhibitors where possible, name your rose(s), for the public’s benefit.

Definitions of classification of roses are as follows:

An Exhibition rose is from half to three quarters open

A Decorative rose is from one quarter to one half open

A Fully open rose is just that - at least three quarter open

Retain foliage to roses. Definition of a ‘Bloom’ for roses: 1 rose on each stem.

Stem or cluster: means more than one flower & including side buds.

Cut flowers to be grown by exhibitor

Please use green bottles

TROPHIES FOR SECTION Neville Foote Memorial Trophy Cut Flowers Cup

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS1st $10 cash – MRS M MCCARTHY MEMORIAL PRIZEMost points in Rose Classes - $50 cash donated by ANN-LOUISE STOKESMarshall’s choice over classes 989-1009 - $30 donated by Purvis Daughters TrustClass 989 Sally Holmes Rose

Class 990 Miniature rose - 3 cultivars, 1 vase

Class 991 Miniature rose - 1 cluster

Class 992 Floribunda rose - 1 stem, 3 or more florets open

Class 993 1 bloom, red

Class 994 1 bloom, pink

Class 995 1 bloom, yellow

Class 996 1 bloom, white


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Class 997 1 bloom, cream

Class 998 1 bloom, colour otherwise unscheduled

Class 999 Perfumed rose - any variety

Class 1000 Fairy rose, cluster

Class 1001 Old roses - 3 stems, 1 or more cultivars

Class 1002 David Austin roses - 3 stems, 1 or more cultivars

Class 1003 Decorative bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar

Class 1004 Fully open bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar

Class 1005 Decorative bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar

Class 1006 Exhibition bloom - 1, any colour or cultivar

Class 1007 Fully open bloom- 1, any colour or variety

Class 1008 1 Stem single petalled rose - any colour or variety- 5 petals

Class 1009 Patio Rose

HOMEBREWSteward: Kay Outram 443 6047Judge: Grant Wandel / Dave TelferEntry Fee: $2Prize Money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3

No commercial labels to be left on bottle.

Use screwtops for all beer and ciders

Exhibits will be chilled prior to judging.

This is an amateur competition

TROPHIES FOR SECTION The Homebrew Cup

Class 1010 Home-made cider, sweet, 1 bottle

Class 1011 Home-made cider,dry,1 bottle

Class 1012 Ale , 1 bottle

Class 1013 Lager , 1 bottle

Class 1014 Stout, 1 bottle

Class 1015 Home-made dark liqueur, 1 bottle labelled

Class 1016 Home-made cream liqueur, 1 bottle labelled

Class 1017 Home-made , clear liqueur -1 bottle labelled

Class 1018 Home-made still wine 1 bottle labelled

Class 1019 Home-made sparkling wine, 1 bottle labelled

PAINTINGS

Steward: Vicki McRae 034437052Judge: Jo Nimmo Entry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2


Drawings and Paintings must be original and exhibitor’s own work.

All exhibits must be able to be hung.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION College Challenge Cup

SPECIAL PRIZE & SPONSOR

Class 1022 Most outstanding Exhibit - $20 donated by THE MATERIAL GIRLS

Class 1020 Novice - those painting two years or less. Any medium on canvas or paper

Class 1021 `Open Section - Oil or acrylic, any subject

Class 1022 Open Section - Any works on paper, any subject, charcoal, pastel, pencil, crayon, ink or watercolour.

PATCHWORK

Steward: Joyce Hogan p: 443 4696Judge: Denise BunnEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

Please state quilt size on entry form.

All work must be done by the exhibitor.

Exhibit must not have been entered in previous A & P Show’s

TROPHIES FOR SECTION Hawea Flat W.D.F.F. Challenge Cup Merino Shop, Tarras Silver Tray

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR

Class 1034 Most Points in Patchwork - $20 gift voucher donated by ASPIRING QUILTERS

Class 1035 Wool quilt or wall hanging etc - $20 gift voucher donated by ASPIRING QUILTERS


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SELF QUILTED ITEMSClass 1030 Patchwork / Quilted wall hanging

Class 1031 Patchwork Quilt, maximum size 2m - 1 quilt per exhibitor

Class 1032 Small Patchwork / Quilted items (under 1 metre)

Class 1033 Patchwork item by a novice / quilter who has not won a prize before who has been quilting no longer than 3 years

Class 1034 Patchwork bag

Class 1035 Wool quilt or wall hanging not exceeding 2 mtrs sq. One entry per exhibitor

Class 1036 Patchwork cushion

PHOTOGRAPHYSteward: Katheryn Liggins 021 253 0357Judge: Olivia TurnerEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

OWNERS NAME AND PHONE NUMBER MUST BE ON THE BACK

Limit of 2 entries per person, per class.

Photographs entered into Classes 1040-1043 are NOT to be manipulated through digital or darkroom means.

The following is acceptable: change from colour to black and white in the Black and White class

Photographs entered into the iPhoneography Class “Nature” are to be taken on a mobile device that is primarily not a camera for example: an iPhone, iPad, mobile phone etc. There are a number of ways to get your photographs from your phone or device to your computer for printing; one is to email the photo/s to yourself from your phone. If you need help ask someone younger than you or Google it!

All photographs are to be mounted onto A4 size white card.

Photographs can be printed any size or shape as long as the finished work is smaller than the A4 white card. Please leave a minimum of a 2cm border.

Photographs can be printed at a camera shop or a desktop printer, preferably on photographic paper.

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSOR$50 cash most points over classes 1040-1044, donated by MADELEINE REVELYClass 1040 Water

Class 1041 Creatures Big & Small

Class 1042 Black & White Silhouette

Class 1043 iPhoneography; “Capture the Grin”

PRESERVES & JAMSSteward: Sandra Simmers p: 443 9537 (Sweet)Steward: Lesly Stewart p; 443 7254 (Savoury)Judge: Lea WilkieJudge: Jocelyn RobinsonEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd $3; 3rd $2

No more than 2 exhibits per class per person.

All jars to be labelled and entry tickets attached.

All lids will be removed for judging

Contents judged not the jar.

Definitions as given in University of Otago Bulletin

A Pickle: vinegar, salt, spices and sugar used to preserve vegetables, fruits or nuts, eg gherkins, onions, walnuts, bread & butter pickles.

A Relish: is a sour pickle with the vegetable finely chopped, eg corn, tomato, cucumber etc

A Chutney: is a sweet pickle being a mixture of crushed fruit and vegetable cooked with vinegar, sugar, and spices, eg tomato, peach, rhubarb etc

TROPHIES FOR SECTION

Hawea Flat W.D.F.F. Cahllenge Cup

Mrs. E.M. Studholme Memorial Cup

Ida Darling Memorial Cup

June Scott Memorial Challenge Trophy

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORS$10 cash most points over classes 1050- 1057, donated by LESLY STEWART $10 cash most points over classes 1058- 1068, donated by LESLY STEWART

Class 1050 Berry jam, any variety

Class 1051 Raspberry jam

Class 1052 Any variety of jam

Class 1053 Apricot jam

Class 1054 Jelly, fruit

Class 1055 Preserved fruit, any variety

Class 1056 Home-made lemon honey

Class 1057 Marmalade

Class 1058 Jelly, Savoury

Class 1059 Relish, any variety

Class 1060 Pesto, home-made

Class 1061 Chutney, any variety

Class 1062 Pickle, any variety

Class 1063 Pickled vegetables, one or more vegetable


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Class 1064 Home-made sauce, any variety

Class 1065 Preserved beetroot, in screw top jar

HOME-GROWN PRODUCESteward; Lyn Leary 443 7925Judge: Helen DarlingEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5 2nd $3; 3rd $2

Class 1068 Homemade soft cheese

Class 1069 Homemade firm cheese

Class 1070 Home produced clear honey

Class 1071 Home produced creamed honey

Class 1072 Home-grown eggs x 3 (biggest), any variety

Class 1073 Home-grown eggs x 3 (fancy), any variety

Class 1074 1 Bottle of Kombutcha

Class 1075 Home-grown hazelnuts

Class 1076 Home-grown walnuts

Class 1077 Home-grown olive oil, in a plain unlabelled bottle

Class 1078 Home produced raw honey

Class 1079 Homemade mustard, up to 200gms in size

VEGETABLESSteward: Donella Osborne p: 443 6999Judge: Peter BrassEntry Fee: $1Prize Money: 1st $5; 2nd $3; 3rd $2

All exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor, and named for the public’s benefit.

BASKETS MUST HAVE HANDLES.

Exhibits to be on a round white paper plate and entry ticket must be securely attached to the plate.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION Studholme Cup

Jim Wallace Memorial Trophy

SPECIAL PRIZES & SPONSORClass 1084 $10 cash donated by LAKE HAWEA

CONTRACTING LTDClass 1090 $10 cash donated by LAKE HAWEA

CONTRACTING LTDClass 1095 $10 cash donated by LAKE HAWEA

CONTRACTING LTD

Class 1102 $10 cash donated by LAKE HAWEA CONTRACTING LTD

$10 cash donated by LAKE HAWEA CONTRACTING LTD for Most points in vegetables

Class 1080 Cucumber

Class 1081 Beans, 5 pods any variety

Class 1082 3 Beetroot, any variety

Class 1083 3 Leeks

Class 1084 3 Carrots

Class 1085 3 Onions, white or brown

Class 1086 3 Onions, red

Class 1087 3 Potatoes, white, table

Class 1088 3 Potatoes, red, table

Class 1089 3 Parsnips

Class 1090 Any collection of vegetables judged for variety and display (1 exhibit per person)

Class 1091 3 Apples, any variety

Class 1092 3 Pears, any variety

Class 1093 3 Lemons, any variety

Class 1094 3 Tomatoes, ripe

Class 1095 A selection of tomatoes in a small basket

Class 1096 5 tomatoes ripe, cocktail, cherry,grape

Class 1097 3 Zucchinis, yellow, green or black

Class 1098 3 Corn Cobs, any variety

Class 1099 Any unusual shaped vegetable

Class 1100 Pumpkin, judged for quality (&/or weight)

Class 1101 3 sweet Capsicum, named (not chilli)

Class 1102 3 Garlic, (not elephant)

Class 1103 5 stalks, Rhubarb


HOME INDUSTRY

HAWEA FLAT W.D.F.F. CHALLENGE CUP for mostpoints in Baking, Craft, Creative Fibre, Embroidery, Patchwork, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1953 Mrs D T Anderson, 1954, Mrs L M Goodger; 1955-57, Mrs B H Umbers; 1958, Miss Ironside; 1959-65, Mrs Lawless; 1966, Mrs Burgess; 1967, Miss McCall; 1968, Mrs G Wilson; 1969, Mrs R Jones; 1970-71, Miss M McCall; 1972, Mrs E C Anderson; 1973-74, Mrs M E Allison; 1975-77, A Urquhart; 1978, Miss M McCall; 1979, Mrs E King; 1980, Mrs J Robertson; 1981-82, Miss M McCall; 1983, Miss E McMillan; 1984-86, Miss M McCall; 1987-88, Mrs S Turnock; 1989-90, Miss M McCall; 1991, S Turnock; 1992, K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton; 1994, I M Darling; 1995-97, L Overton; 1998-99, R Landreth; 2000, D Barkman; 2001, L Overton;2002-04, D Barkman; 2005, J Robertson; 2006-09, D Barkman; 2010 S. Manson; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, Jane McIvor; 2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, L Overton; 2017, Robyn Bennett; 2018, L Overton; 2019 L. Overton ;

MAUD GRAY & GWENITH BELOE MEMORIAL CUP donated by Shona Turnock for most points in Junior Baking. Winners 2017; Pipi Horan / Rata Horan; 2018 A. Benson: 2019 Maggie Docherty/Amy Benson

MERINO SHOP, TARRAS SILVER TRAY donated byMerino Shop Tarras for most outstanding fibre exhibit from Creative Fibre, Embroidery, Patchwork and Sewing. Winners - 2004, L Cashen; 2005, J Bruce – (Embroidery); 2006, J McIvor; 2007, R Holland (Creative Fibre); 2008, G Drummond; 2009, S Allan; 2010, A Munro; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J McIvor; 2013, S Allan; 2014, Suzanne Lane; 2015, J Mullins; 2016, Shirley Farquhar; 2017, Heather Kerr; 2018 A Turnbull; 2019 C. Hyndham

MRS E.M. STUDHOLME MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to a local exhibitor for the most points in Baking, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 1989, Mrs S Turnock; 1990, Miss M McCall; 1991, S Turnock; 1992, K Aspinall; 1993, L Overton; 1994, I M Darling; 1995-97, L Overton; 1998, R Landreth; 1999, L Overton; 2000, D Barkman; 2001, L Overton; 2002-08, D Barkman;2009, N Dickey/L King; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011; K Sutherland; 2012, N Dickey/F Adcock; 2013, K Sutherland; 2014, Ruby Hall; 2015, R Bennett; 2016, Kathleen Sutherland; 2017, Robyn Bennett; 2018 L Overton; 2019 L. Overton

JUNE SCOTT MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY awarded to an exhibitor from outside the Upper Clutha area for the most points in Baking, Preserves & Jams. Winners - 2009, J Anderson; 2010, D Barkman; 2011,D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, A Smillie; 2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, Andi Smillie; 2017 Andi Smillie; 2018 A Smillie; 2019 Pam Nind

WANAKA EMBROIDERY GUILD TROPHY awarded for Most Points in Embroidery. Winners – 2009, V Garrett; 2010, J Bruce; 2011-12, J McIvor; 2013, V Brown; 2014-15, Jane McIvor; 2016, Velma Brown; 2017, Velma Brown; 2018 V. Brown; 2019 Jane McIvor

W STUDHOLME CUP for most points in Vegetables. Winners - 1991-93, F Urquhart; 1994, G Pittaway; 1995, L Overton; 1996, F Urquhart; 1997, Mrs I Urquhart; 1998-99, L Overton; 2000-04, T Toogood; 2005, D Osborne; 2006, D Pricolo; 2007, J Turnbull; 2008-11, D Pricolo; 2012, G Kerr; 2013-14, D Osborne; 2015, L Buggs; 2016, Tony Poole; 2017, Liz Buggs; 2018 L. Buggs; 2019 J. Hogan

JIM WALLACE MEMORIAL TROPHY for winner of Class 1090, Vegetables: Winners - 1991, Hall Family; 1992, P Cole; 1993, F Urquhart; 1994, Hall family; 1995-96, B&R Hall; 1997, L Overton; 1998, A Sidey; 1999, L Overton; 2000, N Matheson; 2001-02, L Overton; 2003-04, T Toogood; 2005, A McKenzie; 2006, D Pricolo; 2007, D Osborne; 2008, N Matheson; 2009-11, D Pricolo; 2012, B King; 2013-14, K Collins; 2015, D Osborne; 2016, Kay Collins; 2017, Lynley Ashe; 2018 K. Collins ; K. Collins; 2019

BELOE/TURNOCK CUP for most points in Baking. Winners - 2001-03, A Napier; 2004, L Barkman; 2005, J Anderson & L King; 2006-08, A Fahey; 2009, B Brady; 2010, N Dickey & B Brady; 2011, D Ballantyne; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, Rena Cowie & Kathleen Sutherland; 2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, Kathleen Sutherland; 2017, Robyn Bennett; 2018 P.Winsloe & L. Overton; 2019 L.. Overton;

IDA DARLING MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Preserves & Jams, donated by Grace and Lyn Overton. Winners - 2002-11, D Barkman; 2012, J Anderson; 2013, D Ballantyne; 2014, Ruby Hall; 2015, D Ballantyne; 2016, Andi Smillie; 2017, Andi Smillie; 2018 A. Smillie; 2019 Liz Buggs;

CUPS AND TROPHIES FOR HOME INDUSTRY SECTIONAny number of entries will be accepted unless specified and all points counted for the Cup.


HOME INDUSTRY

ROSEBOWL donated by Wanaka Creative Fibre Group (formerly Spinners & Weavers) – for most points in Creative Fibre; Winners – 1990, J Robertson; 1991-93, P Plew; 1994-03, J Robertson; 2004, G Rowlands; 2005-07, J Robertson; 2008, H Kerr; 2009, B Chamberlayne; 2011, S Manson; 2012, G Rowlands; 2013, G Rowlands; 2014, Betty Allan; 2015, G Rowlands; 2016, Betty Allan; 2017, Heather Kerr; 2018 B. Allan; 2019 A. McFarlane;

CUT FLOWERS CUP donated by Yeverley McCarthy for most points in Cut Flowers, Blooms & Roses. Winners – 1991, E Harris; 1992-94, R Colling; 1995-97, E Harris; 1998, A Rich; 1999, C Humphrey; 2000, K Nimmo; 2001-09, V Garrett; 2011, L McRae; 2012, L McRae /L Ives; 2013, V Garrett; 2014-15, Lynley Ives; 2016, Liz McRae; 2017, Shirley Deuchrass;2018 L. McRae; 2019 L. McRae;

NEVILLE FOOTE MEMORIAL TROPHY donated for overall SUPREME ROSE, Cut Flowers, Roses. Winners – 1999, C Taylor; 2000, S Rich; 2001, L Pannett; 2002, M Snow; 2003, L Graves; 2004, L Chave; 2005, C Wigg; 2006-08, R Fegan; 2009, L Dale; 2010, L McRae; 2011, J Mulholland; 2012, J Bruce; 2013, H Mathewson; 2014, Ann Scanlan; 2015, L&R Fegan; 2016, Liz McRae; 2017, Liz McRae; 2018 R. Hall; 2019 L. McRae

HELEN & ROB MATHEWSON CUP – Champion Pink Rose. Winners – 2014, J Mulholland; 2015, Lynne Fegan; 2016, Lyn Key; 2017, Liz McRae; 2018 L. McRae; 2019 L. McRae;

DECORATIVE CUP for most points in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners - 1991-92, J Robertson; 1993-94, M Price; 1995, M Shanks; 1996, G Overton; 1997, M Price; 1998-00, J Johnson; 2001-02, G Feisst; 2003, R Waldron & J Johnson; 2004, J Johnson; 2005, J Young; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, J Anderson; 2011-12, G Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; 2014-15, G Kerr; 2016, not awarded; 2017, not awarded

WANAKA GARDEN CLUB CUP for the Most Outstanding Exhibit in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners - 2000-01, G Feisst; 2002-03, J Johnson; 2004, P Kane; 2005, J Young; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, G Kerr; 2010, M Duncan; 2011-12, G Kerr; 2013, S Deuchrass; 2014-15, G Kerr; 2015, 2016, not awarded; 2017, not awarded

ELIZABETH IRONSIDE MEMORIAL TROPHY - Winner of the Novice Flower Arrangement in Floral Design (formerly Decorative). Winners – 2003, P Ward; 2005, K Davis; 2006-08, in recess; 2009, S McLean; 2010, J Anderson; 2011, n/a; 2012-13, S Deuchrass; 2014, Alice Harris; 2015-16, not awarded; 2017,not awarded

THE HOMEBREW CUP for Most Points in Homebrew. Winners – 2012, R Holland/ G Kean; 2013, T Outram; 2014, Daniel Hyndman; 2015, R Hall; 2016, not awarded; 2017 Harvey Kane; 2018 G. McKay; 2019 Kathy Nicol;

COLLEGE CHALLENGE CUP donated by Doughbin Bakery & Cafe for most points in all Yr 7 to Yr 13 Classes. Winners – 2002, J Pierce; 2003, P Ward; 2005, S Allen; 2006, V Anderson; 2007, F Woods; 2008-11, S Bruce; 2012-13, K Millis; 2014, Holly Wigg; 2015, B Fraser; 2016, Rata Horan; 2017, Rata Horan; 2018 S. Walsh; 2019 Amy Benson & Maggie Docherty

JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP donated by Mrs A Allison for most points in all Junior Classes, Preschool to Yr 6. Winners - 1990-92, S Jopson; 1993, J Taylor; 1994, S Gillespie; 1995, J Shaw; 1996, L Bracewell; 1997, K Turnock; 1998, J Pierce; 1999-03, S Pringle; 2004, L & F Woods; 2005, L Woods; 2006, F Woods; 2007, L Woods; 2008-09, A Russell; 2010, S Millis; 2011, C O’Brien; 2012, M Weedon; 2013-14, H Russell; 2015, Zack Adams-Biggs; 2016, Olivia Shore; 2017, Cody Sherwin; 2018 G Wallis; 2019 Evie Wallis & Guy Walsh


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