Highweek village hall show week programme

The 63rd Highweek Village Hall

Show Week12th - 16th July

Fun for the whole family!

Lots to enjoy:games bbq face paints

cream teas ice creams exhibit hallcraft stalls grand prize draw plant stall

and much more...!

Visit our website: highweekvillagehall.org

Highweek, Newton Abbot • 01626 363510www.southlandslifecare.co.uk

Caring for Highweek’s elderly on a residential, convalescence

or holiday basis

To discuss your needs, pop in for a friendly chat over tea and slice of cake

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Proudly supporting the Highweek Village Show

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Welcome to Show Week 2016!Here we are again celebrating another exciting Show Week. This year we have been invited to hold Show Day in the lovely grounds of Green End, Coombeshead Road, by Mr & Mrs Simmonds.

All events for the week are listed below, so get the dates in your diary!

ExhibitsAll entries will be exhibited in the Village Hall, hopefully you’ll look through the programme and find something you can enter. Go on, have a go!

Polite NoticeIf you’re driving to any event during the week, we ask that you park with consideration for the local residents. Please do not bring dogs to Show Day due to the large numbers attending - we wouldn’t like your dog to be hurt!

Show Week EventsTuesday 12th July An Evening with Margaret Duffy 7.30pm start at the Hall. £8 which includes supper. To book, please book with Ruth Tole: 01626 364268Wednesday 13th July Quiz Night 7 for 7.30pm start at the Hall. £2.50pp which includes a pasty. BYO wine. Teas and coffees availableThursday 14th July Exhibit Entry Forms Deadline. Please take to 4,Belvedere Road, Highweek.Saturday 16th July Show Day At Green End, Coombeshead Road, Highweek. Gates open 2pm with the Auction of Exhibits and prize giving in the Hall from approximately 4pm.

For more details about the Show Week Events, visit our website highweekvillagehall.org or follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/highweekvillagehall. Alternatively, you can contact Anna Rooney 01626 360542 or Ruth Tole 01626 364268.

If you would like to lend a hand with set up for Show Day, please get in touch!

We look forward to seeing you during the week, from the Hall Committee!

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2016 HOLIDAYS

11th - 15th September - The Cotswolds (5 days) - from £305

14th - 15th October - London (2 days) - from £175

14th - 18th November - Turkey & Tinsel on the Isle of Wight (5 days) - from £260

2016 DAY TRIPS

Sunday 10th July - Fairford Air Show - £58 (under 16s - £24)

Saturday 30th July - Sidmouth Folk Festival (with optional visit to the Donkey Sanctuary) - £15

Sunday 31st July - Dean Forest Steam Railway including cream tea - £29

Tuesday 2nd August - Portsmouth Docks - £24

Wednesday 3rd August - Chessington World of AdventuresAdults £53.50 / Children (3-11) £48.50 / Under 3s £10

Thursday 4th August - National Trust - Coleton Fishacre - £19NT Member £10

Sunday 6th August - Taunton Flower Show - £27

2016 and 2017 THEATRE SHOWS

MARY POPPINSThursday 18th August 2016 - £66Saturday 20th August 2016 - £69

PANTOMIME - SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFSTuesday 10th January 2017 - £25

MAMMA MIA!Thursday 26th January 2017 - £57

SISTER ACT - THE MUSICALWednesday 5th July 2017 - £43

Saturday 8th July 2017 - £45

For further information please contact us on 01626 20 40 10www.abbotcoach.com [email protected]

Drayford Unit, behind Quay Road Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 2BU


Anagram Quiz

To enter, please to write your answers below, cut out the page (or photocopy) and put in a sealed envelope along with your name and contact details. Please mark the envelope “Anagrams” with £1.00 entry fee, and post in the Village Hall letter box before Friday 15th July. No entries will be accepted after that date. Winner will be notified by telephone. The winner will recive a cash prize.

Below are 30 anagrams for you to solve; we’ll give you a clue, the theme is Highweek, so get your thinking caps on!

No. Anagram Answer1 helps per catalog2 diamond reel

3 hilltop triad

4 belle chimes on

5 cub lore holograms

6 hutch chillers

7 pager net upheaval

8 embraces a hood do

9 a cyst wale

10 lancers moon

11 downcast tee score

12 geometrical ruse

13 sea coven outlawed

14 hawk heel evil gig

15 polar lid hark

16 now to hoard

17 beloved reader

18 who recycles door

19 ordering salad

20 it whirled halo

21 diver lurks rap

22 same weirdo

23 wry alcove

24 promised river

25 he zig all

26 selecting hole so

27 no hardtop curl

28 all crew thrived

29 everyman use oar

30 review trends

Trophies

1. Highweek Village Hall Vegetable and Fruit. Classes 1-292. Highweek Show Produce McCay Cup

Ladies or Gentlemen, excluding classes 32, 43 and 443. Highweek Village Hall Rose Cup

Perpetual award for best on classes 43 and 444. The Elsie Hutchings Floral Art Bowl Class 325. Highweek VH Challenge Bowl6. Highweek Village Show Cookery Cup for Class 56

Prizes for cake class 56 and Victoria sponge class 57 1st £3 2nd £2 3rd £1

7. Kitty Godwin Cup Girls - all eligible classes8. Tom Perret Cup Boys - all eligible classes9. Nigel Tucker Best Exhibit Cup Boys - classes 106 and 10710. Margery Morgan Best Exhibit Cup Girls - classes 78 to 10611. Highweek Village Hall Cookery Cup classes 78 to 10612. Miss Frettingham Cup Class 6913. The Peggy Bailey Cup Class 40 - Sweet Peas

Championship rosettes for best exhibits boys and girls.Prize money 1st £2 2nd £1 3rd 50p

Find us online: highweekvillagehall.org

Show Rules

To avoid confusion on Show Day, please endeavour to get your entry fees and forms to: Ruth Tole, 4 Belvedere Road, Highweek, by 9pm on Thursday 14th July.

1. All exhibits in the adult classes must have been either raised, grown or made by a competitor.

2. Any purchased pot plants must have been obtained at least 3 months prior to the show.

3. Children’s classes are open to all children. Entries must be their own unaided efforts during the last 12 months.

4. Entries will be accepted on Saturday 16th July between 9 and 10am at the Highweek Village Hall.

5. No competitor shall win more than one award in any class.6. Points awarded will be 1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point.7. Judging will start at 10.30am and the judges decision is final.8. Entries submitted will be auctioned at the end of the show.9. Those items not for auction should be marked ‘Not for Sale’.10. Please do not remove entries from the display before 4pm.

All competitors must leave the hall before the start of judging.



Enjoy the weird and the wonderful of the orchid world from around the globe, ever-changing displays all year round. •Groups welcome, tours available.•1000s of orchids for sale in our Orchid Shop and Nursery.•Orchid Clinic 1st Wed each month•Delicious Refreshments in

•Open daily 10am-4pm.•Free parking.

Forches Cross, Newton Abbot, TQ12 6PZTel: 01626 352233 www.orchids.uk.com

Visit the Unique Tropical Experience on your Doorstep at the Award-Winning Orchid Specialists


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1. 4 Potatoes, Round2. 4 Potatoes, Kidney3. 4 Free Range Eggs4. 4 Shallots, any variety5. 2 Beetroot, Globe6. 4 Onions7. 3 Carrots8. 3 Turnips9. 1 Bunch Radishes (12)10. 1 Frame Cucumber11. 5 Runner Beans12. 5 Dwarf Runner Beans13. 5 Broad Beans14. 1 Cabbage15. 5 pods of peas

16. 1 Cabbage Lettuce17. 1 Cos Lettuce18. 3 Named Herbs19. 5 Tomatoes20. 1 Marrow21. 2 Courgettes22. 1 Ridge Cucumber23. Dish of Raspberries, on stalks24. Dish or Strawberries, on stalks25. Dish of Gooseberries, on stalks26. Dish of Blackcurrants, on stalks27. Dish of redcurrants28. Dish of Loagnberries, on stalks29. 3 Sticks of Rhubarb

30. Flower arrangement for a celebration

31. Perennial Flowers (not Roses)32. Annual Flowers, floral

arrangement in basket

33. Miniature floral arrangement (5in dia. max)

34. Arrangement for judges lunch35. Garden flowers with foliage36. Arrangement of dry plant

materials

ClassesVegetable and Fruit

Floral Arrangements

37. 3 Dahlias - Pompom38. 3 Dahlias (any other variety)39. Gladioli40. Sweet Peas - no less than 1241. Antirrhinums

42. Pansies - no less than 643. Hybrid Tea Roses

- no less than 644. Roses - Floribunda no less than 645. Flowering Shrubs - 3 different

Flowers


46. Fuschia47. Succulent48. Fern

49. Foliage Pot Plant - to inlcude Hosta

50. Flowering pot plant

51. Pot of lemon curd52. Pot of jam53. Pot of marmalade

54. Pot of jelly55. Jar of pickles

56. Bake in a lined round 6” tin for 1½ hours. Gas Mark 4, 180°C, middle shelf. Method: Creaming method.225g (8oz) Self raising flour115g (4oz) Butter or margarine

¼ tsp salt115g (4oz) Caster sugar225g (9oz) Mixed fruit2 eggs100ml milkGrated orange and lemon rind

Pot Plants - one pot per entry

Domestic Classes

Fruit Cake

57. Victoria sponge - jam filled58. Decorated birthday cake59. 4 Butterfly cakes60. 6 Plain scones61. 10” Pizza62. 4 Almond slices63. Pasty - any pastry

64. 6 Cheese Straws65. Shortbread66. 6 Rock buns67. Biscuits68. Dish of homemade fudge69. Home made fruit wine

70. Child’s knitted garment71. Knitted garment72. Crocheted article73. Embroidered article - not clothes

74. Needlework - not classes 70-7275. Handicraft - not needlework76. Soft toy77. Colour holiday snap - up to 7x5

Homecrafts (pin ticket on item if possible)




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78. Egg cup posy79. Garden on a plate - 10in max80. Collection of sea shells81. Art - any medium82. Handwriting - first verse

Humpty Dumpty

83. Decorated egg84. Vegetable animal85. Models86. Rock buns - 487. Chocolate crispies - 4

Children’s Classes 78-107Prize money 1st £2 2nd £1 3rd 50p

Up to 7 years

88. Garden on a plate - 10in max89. Needlework90. Art any medium91. Handwriting - first verse

any poem92. Decorated egg93. Vegetable animal - cocktail

sticks allowed

94. Longest dandelion root95. Necklace - made from

natural objects96. 4 Cheese scones97. Victoria sponge cake

98. Garden in a seed try99. Needlework100. Pencil drawing of an animal101. Art - any medium102. Decorated egg

103. Vegetable animal - cocktail sticks allowed

104. Necklace made with beads105. Victoria sponge cake106. 4 Chocolate brownies

Age will be taken into consideration for the Children’s classes. Models should be self made from wood, metal, clay, cardboard etc and not made from kits.

8-11 Years

12-16 years


Entry FormHighweek Village Hall

Annual Flower and Produce Show

Class No. May be taken to auction

Name and Address of entrants. Please state age here, not on exhibit if entry is for children’s classes.

I confirm that the above entries are in accordance with the show rules.

Signed.....................................................................................................

All entries 20p each. Total Fees:..........................................................NB: Items will be auctioned at the end of the Show unless the initials NFS (Not For Sale) are entered in the space above.Please give your entry form to Ruth Tole, 4 Belvedere Road, Highweek, by 9pm on Thursday 14th July 2016.


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