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Ross on Wye Jubilee Celebrations
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The Ross Jubilee Committee is delighted to announce that it is organising a competition as part of the town’s jubilee celebrations.
Entries will consist of a piece of art with a surface area of no more than nine square inches (excluding the mount or frame), produced using any non- perishable medium. uofqrqlb36kde8zkcstn6vupib16jew4The competition is open to all ages, and both professiona…ls and amateurs.
All entries should be submitted with an application form available from the Town Clerk or to download from the Town Council Website (see below), to the Corn Exchange by no later than 1st May 2012. Entries will be displayed in Ross-on-Wye in June to coincide with the Jubilee celebrations.
Winning entries will be notified in writing and a total of £250 in prizes will be awarded. 04nszl318xter3c7zx0oacb2k2xoc4b3The winning entries will also be required for exhibition on Herefordshire Diamond Day on 11th July.
Terms and conditions of entry
1. The competition is open to anyone to create a work in any non-perishable medium (including photography) and of any image or style, with a surface area of no more than nine square inches.
2. All artwork submitted to the competition must be the original idea and creation of the credited artist.
3. 62xv7z4avp2fmhru53qpxttx4uupoealThe name of artist and title of the work should be entered on the back of the submission.
4. The work should be presented in a mount or frame of the artist’s choice suitable for public exhibition with a sturdy hanging cord attached to “D” rings.
5. Entries may be collected from the Corn Exchange after Wednesday 13 June. Items not collected by 29 June will be sold for charity. Winning entries may be collected after 16 July.
6. 9dkzka45z0osyqc0u9w25rlngusaufxtThe committee may reject entries that it considers inappropriate for any reason.
7. Artists may only submit one entry.
8. All entries will be exhibited and cannot be removed from the exhibition.
9. Any enquiries should be addressed to:
The Town Clerk, c/o Ross-on-Wye Town Council, First Floor, The Corn Exchange, High Street, Ross on Wye, HR9 5HL Tel: 01989 562373
www.rosstc-hereforshire.gov.uks6kbe5m3700o3puzrke178exl032emkw
(original) View Türkçe translation
The Ross Jubilee Committee is delighted to announce that it is organising a competition as part of the town’s jubilee celebrations.
Entries will consist of a piece of art with a surface area of no more than nine square inches (excluding the mount or frame), produced using any non- perishable medium. The competition is open to all ages, and both professiona…ls and amateurs.
All entries should be submitted with an application form available from the Town Clerk or to download from the Town Council Website (see below), to the Corn Exchange by no later than 1st May 2012. Entries will be displayed in Ross-on-Wye in June to coincide with the Jubilee celebrations.
Winning entries will be notified in writing and a total of £250 in prizes will be awarded. The winning entries will also be required for exhibition on Herefordshire Diamond Day on 11th July.
Terms and conditions of entry
1. The competition is open to anyone to create a work in any non-perishable medium (including photography) and of any image or style, with a surface area of no more than nine square inches.
2. All artwork submitted to the competition must be the original idea and creation of the credited artist.
3. The name of artist and title of the work should be entered on the back of the submission.
4. The work should be presented in a mount or frame of the artist’s choice suitable for public exhibition with a sturdy hanging cord attached to “D” rings.
5. Entries may be collected from the Corn Exchange after Wednesday 13 June. Items not collected by 29 June will be sold for charity. Winning entries may be collected after 16 July.
6. The committee may reject entries that it considers inappropriate for any reason.
7. Artists may only submit one entry.
8. All entries will be exhibited and cannot be removed from the exhibition.
9. Any enquiries should be addressed to:
The Town Clerk, c/o Ross-on-Wye Town Council, First Floor, The Corn Exchange, High Street, Ross on Wye, HR9 5HL Tel: 01989 562373
www.rosstc-hereforshire.gov.uk
Ross on Wye Pancake Day Races Tuesday 21st February 2012
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The Mayor of Ross-on-Wye, Cllr David Ravenscoft, will be supporting the famous Ross-on-Wye Pancake Day Races which will be taking place through the main street of the town on Shrove Tuesday 21st February, culminating in front of the Market House Visitor Centre. Adult races from 2.30pm Children from 3.30pmxcrwe7gti6j8ffsuj21ixqoqv1mh0vpo
Prizes for winners and special achievements. There will be a Best Dressed Pinny Competition (sponsored by Essential Sewing) at 4.30pm in the Market Square.0f9jxoo6u661sybbglke0hthjrvz34et
The races are 50g3texyqpsw78mj3hlfit3dkx06ofbjjjaqs911awdjvnfhs3n2ez7zjff0l5fua simple 50m or 100m sprint, each entrant is to provide their own Frying Pan and each person must wear non-slip shoes suitable for running and an apron. Pancakes will be provided and each participant will be required to toss pancakes at the beginning, middle and end of the race.vnt5shm5uqo5mf6cv85oujxaj8nx1yzn
Entry fee is £1 per person if pre-booked (£3 on the day) Any extra funds raised will be donated to the Association of Ross Traders to raise the profile of the town for the benefit of visitors and traders.lvvhmalg7s5honbspx615rfs8nc6en8p
“Ross-on-Wye has a long history of organising an annual pancake race.” Said Helen Kiddy from ART (Association of Ross Traders), the organisation behind the revival of the popular event in 2010 and 2011.izg5xvz6ssb57tc5v7wpznczx0hcbqtj
Said Helen. “Races will take place throughout the afternoon in several numerous categories with lots of races for children of all ages, organised after the local schools close for the day.rfc6jh5x3z8fw33l3udhcs95dwyoos86
Local shop keepers, businesses and individuals who would like to take part should get in touch with Helen Kiddy at Essential Sewing Services in Gloucester Road on 01989 566406. Entry forms are also be available at various places in the town from: Essential Sewing Services, Tudor Sweets, Field Fair and The Ross Gazette office from 1st February.jwq6n4aofonq3ct1chv96xobbbwi2c5b
“Richard Mayo from Truffles Delicatessen has won the Retailers’ Race two years in a row and taken away the coveted trophy (a non-stick frying pan)”. Said Helen Kiddy. “We are determined that it won’t be Richard again this year!”5de1oroldzllff035ebmsr2pubh76nk1
You can aslo download you entry form to the race here.Pancake Races Entry Form 20127mngw8y4d1hhkc79w0o06ocg6ufbygmw
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(original) View Türkçe translation
The Mayor of Ross-on-Wye, Cllr David Ravenscoft, will be supporting the famous Ross-on-Wye Pancake Day Races which will be taking place through the main street of the town on Shrove Tuesday 21st February, culminating in front of the Market House Visitor Centre. Adult races from 2.30pm Children from 3.30pm
Prizes for winners and special achievements. There will be a Best Dressed Pinny Competition (sponsored by Essential Sewing) at 4.30pm in the Market Square.
The races are a simple 50m or 100m sprint, each entrant is to provide their own Frying Pan and each person must wear non-slip shoes suitable for running and an apron. Pancakes will be provided and each participant will be required to toss pancakes at the beginning, middle and end of the race.
Entry fee is £1 per person if pre-booked (£3 on the day) Any extra funds raised will be donated to the Association of Ross Traders to raise the profile of the town for the benefit of visitors and traders.
“Ross-on-Wye has a long history of organising an annual pancake race.” Said Helen Kiddy from ART (Association of Ross Traders), the organisation behind the revival of the popular event in 2010 and 2011.
Said Helen. “Races will take place throughout the afternoon in several numerous categories with lots of races for children of all ages, organised after the local schools close for the day.
Local shop keepers, businesses and individuals who would like to take part should get in touch with Helen Kiddy at Essential Sewing Services in Gloucester Road on 01989 566406. Entry forms are also be available at various places in the town from: Essential Sewing Services, Tudor Sweets, Field Fair and The Ross Gazette office from 1st February.
“Richard Mayo from Truffles Delicatessen has won the Retailers’ Race two years in a row and taken away the coveted trophy (a non-stick frying pan)”. Said Helen Kiddy. “We are determined that it won’t be Richard again this year!”
You can aslo download you entry form to the race here.Pancake Races Entry Form 2012