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HOROWHENUA AGRICULTURAL
PASTORAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW 2021
Schedule for Home Industries Section
The Showgrounds Levin on
Saturday and Sunday 23rd & 24th January 2021
The Royal Agricultural Society have granted Royal Event status to the
Home Industries Section for the 2021 Show.
Due to this, the winners in each section will receive the following
prestigious awards:-
RAS Champion Medal & Rosette to be awarded in Cooking,
Jams,
Needlework, Knitting & Crochet, Junior, Handspun & Court
Sections
RAS Supreme Medal to be awarded to “Most Outstanding
Exhibit”
in the Home Industries Section
LADIES COMMITTEE AND STEWARDS
Chief Steward: Mrs Fay Hutchby
Phone (06) 368 4241
Cell Phone 0220267176
Email fay.rich@farmside.co.nz
M Kilsby D Timms S Webb L Molloy C Christensen
V Prouting J Burnell K Knowles W Kilsby
G Alexander H Haines C Moore S Ryan M Challies
Secretary: PO Box 59
Levin 5540
Telephone Showgrounds (06) 368 6539
Fax (06) 368 6549
Email horo.api@xtra.co.nz
Website: levinapishow.co.nz
The Home Industries Section wish to thank the following for their Sponsorship for the
2021 Show
Benniks Poultry Farm Jenny Burnell
Photo and Framed Levin & Horowhenua Vet Centre
Margaret Challies Carol Christensen
Colbert Cooper & Co Mary Davis
DEA Yarns Mrs Betty Guy
Heather Haines Levin New World Supermarket
Mr & Mrs F Wesney Fox’s Cottage Quilting & Knitting
Richard & Fay Hutchby Mary Kilsby
Knowles Family Levin Federated Farmers
Jenna Kilsby-Halliday Mr Carl Lutz
Paper Plus Levin Todd Whitehouse
Mr & Mrs R Poulton Heather Rolston
Sandra Webb Diana Timms
Spicer & Associates Ltd Waitarere Four Square
Cherry Pie Bernina Sarah Hodge
APPRECIATION
The Horowhenua AP & I Association wishes to publicly acknowledge its
appreciation of donations in cash or produce to the Home Industries Section for
its 2021 Show. Please support our Sponsors whenever possible.
GENERAL CONDITIONS – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
The Association will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any
loss, damage or miss delivery of any exhibit. Notwithstanding the Association
will use its best endeavours to attend to the interest of the exhibitors.
Extra entry forms and all particulars may be had on application to the Secretary.
All Trophies to be returned engraved to the Secretary prior to the Show, at
the cost of the exhibitor winner.
Entries close Monday 18th January 2021
Stewards will be in attendance.
All exhibits in cooking, preserves, needlework and hand spun wool must be
delivered to the pavilion at the Showgrounds between 10.30-11.30am on Friday
22nd January 2021.
Exhibits by post must reach Levin not later than 5pm on Wednesday 20th
January 2021 and will be delivered to the pavilion free of charge.
ALL ENTRY FEES 70cents NO LATE ENTRIES.
No more than 3 entries per class, except for cooking section limited to 2
entries per class.
No gate passes issued.
No exhibitor will be allowed to collect their exhibit until approx 5pm on
Sunday 19th January 2021. Cooking, Jams & Handspun from the East
Door and Knitting, Needlework & Juniors from the West Door.
Points to count: When entries are 5 or over: First prize 6, second prize 4, third
prize 2, VHC 1 point. When entries are under 5: First prize 6, second prize 4,
third prize 2. In the case of ties for points prizes, most first to count. Where
there is an equal the points are given in full to each exhibitor but the prize money
is halved.
Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. Where there is
a sponsored prize or product there will be no prize money. When sending in
entries reference to Class number only will be sufficient.
Most points in each of the five sections prizes will be awarded 1st $20.00 2nd
$10.00
MRS RWB EVANS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY has been donated for
the exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 1-58 (inclusive). Points must be
gained in each of the four sections – (cooking, jams, needlework and knitting).
GLADYS KILSBY MEMORIAL TROPHY for the most points gained in open
cooking section.
LEVIN NEW WORLD COOKING SECTION
STEWARDS Jenny Burnell Kathy Knowles Mary Kilsby
KATHY KNOWLES TROPHY for most points in Classes 1-19 to be won 4 times
in succession or 5 times at intervals.
THE GLADYS KILSBY PERPETUAL CUP for Champion exhibit in the cooking
classes to be held by the winner for 1 year.
BETTY BIRD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for most points in Classes 1-30.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. Where there
is a sponsored prize or product there will be no prize money
Please Note:
* No packet cake mixes to be used * No cakes made in ring tin, unless
stated
* No cling film covers on entries * Only one entry from each bake
* No rack marks permitted
* All small perishable entries will be disposed of at end of Show unless
arrangement has been made with the stewards when entries are delivered
for judging.
NO MORE THAN 2 ENTRIES PER CLASS
THE HOME INDUSTRIES GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES LEVIN NEW
WORLD, MAJOR SPONSORS OF THE COOKING, JAMS & PRESERVES
SECTION
CLASS
1. a Novice Class – 3 Pieces of Cooked slice
This is open to anyone who has not won a 1st prize in the cooking section
at the Horowhenua AP&I Show. 1st $20, 2nd $10, 3rd $6.
1. Rich Fruit Cake – No smaller than 6”
1st prize $35, 2nd prize $25, donated in memory of Ngaire Lutz, 3rd prize
$15
2. A Marble Cake - Iced
1st prize $20 voucher donated by Levin New World
3. Sultana Cake - baked in square tin
1st 20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 (Prize money donated in memory of Mrs
Ngaire Lutz)
Winner to hold TJ Edmonds Cup for 1 year
4. 3 Anzac Biscuits
1st prize $10 voucher donated by Levin New World
5. Fruit & Nut Loaf
1st prize $20 Voucher donated Levin New World
6. 3 Pieces of Shortbread
1st prize $10 voucher donated by Levin New World
7. 3 pieces of Ginger Crunch
1st prize $10 voucher donated by Levin New World
8. A Lockdown Loaf – Iced top only
1st prize $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
Recipe
3 cups plain Flour (or use self-raising and omit the baking powder)
3 tsp Baking Powder 2 tsp Sugar 1 tsp Salt
375ml Beer (or make up with water)
Toppings
Finely chopped onion or red onion, grated cheese,
sprinkle of Paprika and/or Oregano, Salt & Pepper,
extra Virgin Olive Oil for drizzling
Some other ideas; Olives; Capers; Parmesan; chopped Sun-dried
Tomatoes; Sunflower, Pumpkin, Sesame, Poppy, Cumin or
Coriander seeds.
Method
Preheat oven to 180⁰c regular bake and line a small/medium loaf tin
with baking paper. In a large bowl stir to combine the flour, baking
powder, sugar & salt. Pour in the beer/water and stir again to combine into
a sticky dough. Scrape into the prepared tin with a spatula and smooth
out. Sprinkle with any toppings and drizzle with olive oil.
Bake in the oven for 40 minutes – it will have risen and puffed up and
golden.
9. Carraway Seed Cake – un-iced
1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 Prize money donated in memory of Mrs
Ngaire Lutz
10. 3 Queen Cakes, un-iced in paper cases
11. 3 Melting Moments
12. 3 Fruit Muffins
13. 3 Date & Ginger Scones
14. Citrus Cake – plain icing
1st prize $20 Voucher donated by Levin New World
15. 3 Pieces of Gluten Free Shortbread
CHOCOLATE CLASSES
Marion Morris Memorial Trophy for most points in the Chocolate Classes, to be
held by winner for 1 year.
16. Chocolate Cake - plain icing
1st $20, 2nd $6, 3rd $4
17. 3 Chocolate Muffins
1st prize $10 voucher donated by Benniks Poultry Farm, 2nd $6, 3rd $4
18. 3 Afghans - iced
$10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4
19. 3 Pieces Chocolate BrownieLEVIN NEW WORLD JAMS, PICKLES AND PRESERVES SECTION STEWARD Gaylyn Alexander & Sarah Ryan Please Note:- * All exhibits to be displayed in clean & clear glass jars. * Preserved fruit to be in syrup. * Jam in no smaller than 350gm jars. * Screw tops permitted only on chutney & relish. * Cellophane covers and small labels for presentation of jams. MRS HE WEBB CUP for the exhibitor gaining the most points in jams, pickles and preserves section, to be held by winner for one year only. Only one entry allowed from each boiling of jams, preserves and pickles PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10 Levin New World Voucher, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS CLASS 20. Two varieties of jam – 1 jar of each 21. One jar Citrus Marmalade 22. One jar Plum Jam 23. One jar of Lemon Honey 24. One jar Jelly must be in a jelly jar or straight sided glass 25. One jar of Jam not already specified 26. One jar Berry Jam 27. One jar Preserved Fruit or Vegetables – Eg. Beetroot etc 28. Bottle of Sauce – Tomato or Plum 29. One jar of Chutney 30. One jar of Sweetcorn relish
NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFT SECTION
STEWARDS Heather Haines
ALL ARTICLES TO BE CLEAN & PRESSED
Any work previously awarded a first prize in any class of the Horowhenua AP&I
Association Show will not be eligible to compete in the same section.
Each exhibit in the following section must have attached to it a sealed
envelope containing the name of the exhibitor (inside) and the class
number from the schedule on the outside. In the event of non compliance
with this rule, exhibits may be refused for competition.
Entrants in this section who are members of a Group, Individual, WI or
Rural Women that have a Court in the Show – these entrants are to include
Group Name on Entry Form for point’s prize purposes.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. Where there
is a sponsored prize or product there will be no prize money
NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS
THE TUCKER FAMILY PERPETUAL TROPHY for the most points gained in
Classes 31-57. Points to be gained in each section - needlework and craft,
knitting and crochet.
MISS N TWISLETON PERPETUAL TROPHY for the most outstanding exhibit in
the needlework section.
TROTTER TRAY Most points in Needlework and Knitting Classes 31-57 WI-
Rural Women Members.
CLASS
31. A Cushion
1st $20.00 voucher donated by Cherry Pie Bernina
32. A machine made hat
1st $20 voucher donated Levin Paper Plus
33. A piece of Handmade Jewellery
1st $10.00 donated by Levin & Horowhenua Vets
34. A Handmade Card – any medium
1st $10.00 donated by Levin & Horowhenua Vets
35. Article of Cross Stitch
1st $20.00 voucher donated by Cherry Pie Bernina36. Fox’s Cottage Art Quilt Challenge – see conditions below
1st 50.00 voucher donated by Fox’s Cottage Quilting & Wool
37. A Pin Cushion
1st $20.00 voucher donated by Cherry Pie Bernina
38. An article of any other craft Eg. Flax
1st $20.00
39. A Table Runner
1st $20.00 voucher donated by Cherry Pie Bernina
40. A Reusable Produce Bag made from recycled material
41. A Christmas Decoration (any medium)
1st $20.00
42. Photograph – “Bird, bee or butterfly” - not framed or mounted, no larger
than 5” x 7” – must be taken by exhibitor – limit of two entries per
exhibitor
1st prize voucher donated by Photo and Framed Levin
43. Something new from something old – note to be attached to describe
origin of materials used.
1st $20.00 voucher donated by Cherry Pie Bernina
Conditions for Class 36
Theme is “Royal”
Quilt Size must be 12” x 12”
Quilted by hand, machine or both. Quilting is defined as a running stitch
that passes through top, middle layer (batting) and backing. Tied quilts are
not eligible
Your entry can be inspired by! – but not a copy of others work.
Must have a recognisable piece of fabric supplied by Fox’s Cottage
incorporated into the quilt. This will be a 5” square and will cost each
person 50c – exhibitor can use more or less as long as we can recognise it.
This can be picked up from our shop or we can post out if required.KNITTING AND CROCHET SECTION
STEWARD Diana Timms & Wendy Kilsby
ALL ARTICLES TO BE CLEAN & PRESSED – not worn
Any work previously awarded a first prize in any class of the Horowhenua AP&I
Association Show will not be eligible to compete in the same section.
Please note no late entries will be accepted. All knitting must be hand done
unless otherwise stated. The Wool Tray has been donated for the exhibitor
gaining most points in Knitting and Crochet classes. Winner to hold it for one
year.
Entrants in this section who are members of a Group, Individual, WI or
Rural Women that have a Court in the Show – these entrants are to include
Group Name on Entry Form for point’s prize purposes.
Each exhibit in the following section must have attached to it a sealed
envelope containing the name of the exhibitor (inside) and the class
number from the schedule on the outside. In the event of non compliance
with this rule, exhibits may be refused for competition.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. Where there
is a sponsored prize or product there will be no prize money
NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS
CLASS
44. Adults knitted Cardigan or Jersey
1st prize $20.00 voucher donated by Levin Paper Plus 2nd $10, 3rd
$5.00 (2nd and 3rd donated from Levin and Horowhenua Vets
45. Baby’s knitted Bootees to be knitted on needles no finer than No
12. Must be pure wool – label to be attached.
46. Childs knitted Cardigan or Jersey – 2-10 years
1st prize $20.00 Fox’s Cottage Quilting & Wool, 2nd $10, 3rd $5.00
(2nd & 3rd donated from Levin and Horowhenua Vets)
47. Baby’s knitted Hat to fit up to 1 year old – pure wool label to be
attached
48. Baby’s knitted Cardigan or Matinee Jacket – pure wool label to be
attached
1st $20.00 Fox’s Cottage Quilting & Wool
49. Knitted Hat or Beanie – Child or Adult50. Baby’s knitted Singlet – 3 or 4 ply – pure wool label to be attached
51. A knitted coat hanger cover
52. A wrap
53. Knitted or crochet Tea Cosy
54. Knitted Baby’s Blanket – no larger than 60cm (24inches) x 80cm
(31 inches)
1st $20.00 Fox’s Cottage Quilting & Wool
55. Any other small knitted article not listed
56. Small Crocheted article in yarn
57. Large Knitted or Crochet article in yarn
1st $20 donated by Levin & Horowhenua Vets
Fox’s Cottage
Quilting & Wool
Home of Janome & Brother sewing Machines
Southern Cross Complex
State Highway One
FoxtonJUNIOR CLASSES STEWARDS Carol Christensen Vicky Prouting Envelopes with name and address to be attached with age and class number only on the outside. NO LATE ENTRIES NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS Prize money: 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $3 unless otherwise stated. MISS GM KILSBY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP to be competed for annually and awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Junior Section Classes 58 - 78 inclusive. PAPER PLUS LEVIN has donated a $20 voucher for person gaining most points in classes 58-64 – 12 to 15 years. MARY KILSBY has donated a $20 voucher for person gaining most points in classes 65-71 – 8-11 years. JENNY BURNELL has donated a $20 voucher for person gaining most points in classes 72-78 – 7 years & under. LIFESTYLE & DAIRY PUMPS LTD TROPHY - Sponsors choice of exhibit classes 58 - 78 All perishable entries will be disposed of at end of show unless arrangement made with the Stewards when entries are delivered for judging.
Junior Open Class (Age 15 & Under)
Photograph – “A Pet” - not framed or mounted, no larger than 5” x 7” –
must be taken by exhibitor
1st prize voucher donated by Photo and Framed Levin
12 - 15 years inclusive
CLASS
58. A Christmas Card – not computer generated
59. Article of any other craft
60. Hand drawing any medium, no larger than A3
61. Hand Held Bouquet
62. 3 Sultana Scones
63. 3 Pieces of Unbaked Slice
64. 3 Peanut Brownies
8 - 11 Years inclusive
65. Posy bowl of fresh flowers
66. Decorated Gumboot
67. Article of any other craft – not mobile
68. A Hand Drawing – any medium, no larger than A4
69. 3 pieces Fudge
70. 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
71. 3 Muffins – any variety
7 Years and under inclusive
72. Construction block model no bigger than A4 size base
YOUR OWN DESIGN
73. Fruit or Vegetable novelty
74. Decorated Rock – no larger than 20cm75. 3 Muffins in paper cases
76. Drawing - A4 size
77. One decorated wine biscuit – no overhang
78. Necklace made from edible products e.g. macaroni, dried fruit etc
CREATIVE FIBRE HANDSPUN & WEAVING SECTION
STEWARDS Cathy Moore
ALL ARTICLES TO BE CLEAN AND – NOT WORN
Any work previously awarded a first prize in any class of the Horowhenua AP&I
Association Show will not be eligible to compete in the same section.
Each exhibit in the following section must have attached to it a sealed
envelope containing the name of the exhibitor (inside) and the class
number from the schedule on the outside. In the event of non-compliance
with this rule, exhibits may be refused for competition.
The label is to be tied on with yarn. Class 79 & 80 & 88 to be in hanks of
approx. 50gms minimum, Class 81, 25-30 grams. A sample of yarn/yarns is to
be attached in Classes 82-87.
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4 unless otherwise stated. Where there
is a sponsored prize or product there will be no prize money
NO MORE THAN 3 ENTRIES PER CLASS
FAY HUTCHBY TROPHY – Champion Exhibit
CLASS
79. NOVICE CLASS – Skein of spun fibre (This is open to anyone who has
not won a first prize in this section of the Horowhenua AP&I Show)
1st prize $25, 2nd $10, 3rd $5
80. Skein of hand spun fibre or blends
1st prize $20 voucher donated by DEA Yarns
81. Skein of Linen/cotton/silk.
1st prize $20 voucher donated by DEA Yarns
82. Child’s garment up to 6-10 years. Hand spun, hand knitted or crochet –
any fibre or blend suitable for a child.
1st prize $20 voucher donated by DEA Yarns83. Adult Garment – hand spun, crochet/hand knitted any ply, fibre or blend.
1st prize $20 voucher donated by DEA Yarns
84. A Scarf – Hand knitted or crochet using Hand spun any fibre or blend.
1st Prize $20.00
85. Woven article – e.g. bag, tea towels, table runner etc. using commercial
yarn or hand spun
1st prize $20 Donated by Levin and Horowhenua Vets
86. A Woven wearable garment or garment length, using commercial/hand
spun
1st prize $20 donated by Levin and Horowhenua Vets
87. Knee Rug – Using any natural Hand spun fibre, Woven, hand knitted or
Crochet. No larger than 900cm x 1.30m
1st prize $20 Donated by Levin and Horowhenua Vets
88. Skein of Hand dyed handspun yarn
1st prize $20 Donated by Levin and Horowhenua VetsGROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS – INCLUDING
WOMENS INSTITUTES AND RURAL WOMEN
STEWARDS: Mrs S Webb Mrs L Molloy
CONDITIONS FOR COURT
It is a concern to the committee that the persons responsible for
removing the Court items are also removing exhibits from other
areas. Exhibits not pertaining to the Courts are to be collected from
the Stewards responsible for that section.
Entries Close 11th January 2021
1. Entry Fee $10.00
2. Points to count for Shield – 1st 10, 2nd 6, 3rd 4, VHC 2
3. Space of Bay – Approx. Frontage 1740mm, 870mm deep, 900mm h
4. All work to be judged to be entirely the work of members.
5. Accessories and props allowed.
6. Exhibits are to be set up on Friday morning 22nd January 9.00-11.00am
No further time will be permitted
7. Only 3 members responsible for arranging the court will be admitted
on the Friday and 3 on the Sunday at 4.30 pm.
8. The position of the Court will be allocated by ballot.
9. Competitive exhibits to be numbered as per schedule.
10. No packet cake mixes to be used.
11. Judging: (a) Quality and finish 100
(b) Arrangement and display 80
180
The Judge has the right to taste any food.
12. Engraving of the Shield/Cup/Trophy is the responsibility of the winner
MR AM COLQUHOUN donated a perpetual challenge Shield to be competed for
annually and awarded to the Groups and individuals, WI, Rural Women, gaining
most points in Knitting & Needlework Sections. The Shield is to be returned to
the Secretary of the Association in December. The points gained by individuals
in the knitting and needlework sections excluding the court will not count towards
the Shield unless the respective organisation has a court.
MRS IM LANCASTER MEMORIAL CUP is awarded annually for the winning
court
LETT HORTICULTURAL CUP awarded for the best floral exhibit in the court
MRS Z HOOD donated a Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the most outstanding
exhibit in the courts – excluding the floral arrangements
TODD WHITEHOUSE have donated prizes in the Courts and other sections
1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20, 4th $10, 5th $5.00CHRISTMAS
CLASS 103
1. A Small Container of Homemade Sweets – Sweets only to
be judged
2. 3 Pieces of Shortbread
3. Bottle of Beverage
4. A Christmas Dessert
5. A Christmas Decoration
6. A Homemade Condiment
7. A Machine made Article
8. A Handmade Christmas Card – any medium
9. Article of own choice
10. A floral arrangement – any mediumHOME INDUSTRIES ENTRY FORM
ENTRY FEE 70cents Horowhenua AP&I Assn. BNZ 02 0668 0018171 00
Please use your name on entry form as reference thanks
NOTE: Please keep a note of your entries to avoid confusion at Showtime
All Trophies to be returned engraved to Secretary prior to Show
No exhibitor will be allowed to collect their exhibit until 5pm on Sunday 24th January
2021 - Cooking, Jams & Hand spun from the East Door and Knitting, Needlework &
Juniors from the West Door.
No. of Class No of entries in Class Amount of Entry Fee
Administration Fee $2.00
TOTAL $
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