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Homecraft Secretary:

Mrs K Goldthorpe
The Chapel House
Crowedge
Sheffield
S36 4HF

Telephone:
01226 766326

 

Classes

Baking Open Classes
Wine Classes
Honey
Childrens Classes
Entry Form
Baking Results

Wine Results
Honey Results

 

Entries Close 10th September 2008

Due to the high cost of postage, a stamped addressed 9” x 6” envelope would be appreciated for return of class numbers

All exhibits to be staged by 10.00 a.m.

Rules:

No exhibit to be removed before 5.00 p.m. - this rule is strictly enforced.
The committee is not responsible for exhibitor’s property but every care will be taken.
Class cards must be attached to the exhibits.
All exhibits in the Handicraft section must be the bona fide work of exhibitor and not have been exhibited at Penistone Show before.

Exhibitor’s will not be allowed to sell their exhibits inside the marquee, this rule will be strictly enforced. Please collect your exhibits after 5.00p.m. And before 6.15 p.m.

Prize Money paid by section secretary in Marquee after 2.30 p.m.

Close Circuit Television will be in operation.

 

Baking Open Classes

All Baking to be Displayed on Paper or Foil Trays
Class

601 Victoria Sandwich - Men Only
602 Victoria Sandwich - Women Only  (Recipe for Victoria Sandwich)
603 White Loaf
604 Granary Loaf
605 Quiche Lorraine
606 1 Round Shortbread
607 Dundee cake
608 Novelty celebration Cake
609 5 Cheese Scones
610 Egg Custard
611 Jam Swiss Roll
612 Jar of Soft Fruit Jam
613 Jar of Fruit Jelly
614 Jar of Chutney
615 Jar of Marmalade
616 Jar of Lemon Curd

All Baking will be cut by the judges, except the novelty cakes

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Wine Classes

Class

617. Bottle Sweet White wine
618. Bottle Sweet Red Wine
619. Bottle Dry White Wine
620. Bottle Dry Red Wine
621. Bottle Medium / Dry Rose
622. Lager
623. Bitter (Beer)

Rules
1. All entries must have been made by the competitor by the process of fermentation
2. No more than one bottle of any individual wine may be entered in any one class
3. Corks: - white plastic topped cork stoppers should be used
4. No labels except those supplied by the committee

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Honey

Class
624. Light Honey 2 x 1lb jars
625. Medium Honey 2 x 1lb jars
626. Dark Honey ( Heather Barred) 2 x 1lb jars
627. Heather Honey Granular Honey 2 x 1lb jars
628. Granular Honey 2 x 1lb jars
628. Soft Set Honey Granular Honey 2 x 1lb jars
630. Chunkey Honey
631. Bottle Sweet Mead
632. Bottle Dry Mead
633. Cake of Wax (12oz - 16oz)
634. Cut Comb
635 Two beeswax candles (one to be lighted)
636 Novice Class: Any 1 x 1lb jar of honey

For sections 624-636 all honey to be gathered by exhibitors own bees class Jars to have class no's attached 1" from bottom of jar

637. Honey Fruit Cake (Recipe)

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Childrens Classes

Pre-School

Infants

Exhibitors to be under 5 years of age on day of show, age to be stated on entry form

Class:

638. 5 Decorated Rich Tea Biscuits
639. 5 Chocolate Rice Crispie Buns

Exhibitors to be aged 5 and under 8 years of age on day of show, age to be stated on entry form

Class:

640. 5 Butterfly Buns
641. Gingerbread Farmer

Juniors

Teenage

Exhibitors to be aged 8 and under 12 years of age on day of show, age to be stated on entry form

Class:

642. Fruit Crumble
643. 5 Butterfly Buns
644. Decorated Chocolate Cake

Exhibitors to be aged 12 and under 16 years of age on day of show, age to be stated on entry form

Class:

645. Decorated Chocolate Cake
646. Pizza (not to exceed 10")
647. Novelty Cake

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