60th Annual Flower Show 2008 List Of Trophy Winners

Mrs. E. Makower Cup - Tim Saint
The Eye & Dunsden Challenge Cup - Tim Saint
Mrs. Stephenson Cup - Sally Butlin
The Grace Smith Memorial Bowl - Noreen Walsh
Phiflimore Family Cup - Howard Green
Mrs. Keene Cup - Fiona Davis
Playhatch Village Cup - Sheelagh Hill
Captain Woods Cup - William Bermingham
Ladies Cup - Christine Head
Albert Bulpitt Memorial Cup - Jane Millward
Playhatch House Cup - Christine Head
Adelaide Makower Cup for Smocking
Mrs. Hemeon Cup - J Mills
Talfourd Cook Cup - Charlie age 6 Douglas
Ann Williams Memorial Cup - Fiona age 11 Bermingham
Major Ellershaw Memorial Cup - Liam age 15 Boughey
Betty Povey Cup - Lily age 10 Laye
Village Cup - Matthew age 11 Walsh
Arthur Giles Coronation Cup - David Smith
Mrs. Henry Eflershaw Cup - Sue Hedges
Dick Cotterill Cup - Sally Butlin
The Willows Cup - Mary Anderson
Shakier Memorial Cup - Christine Head Photography Cup - Ninian Lowis
The George Henbest Cup - Sally Butlin
Charles Webb Novices Cup - David Hill
S.24 - No cup awarded - Anne Croxson
George & Wally Cleaver Tankard - Andrew Lewis
Konrad Engbers Cup best in sections 19-20 - Michael Bradley
in all hort. Classes
Banksian Medal highest no of place points - Sally Butlin
Fred Denton Cup- Peter Gould
no cup awarded - Christine Head
Ray Williams Memorial Cup top tray - Michael Bradley
Chairman’s Cup
 

SECTION 1 LOCAL
SECTION 1 MRS. E. MAKOWER CUP
Class No: I       Collection         of three kinds of vegetables & vase of flowers
as for classes 4 to 18
1st Place          148/0   Andrew Lewis
Class No: 2      six tomatoes, not small fruiting
1st Place          18/0     Tim Saint
2nd Place         113/0   Peter Gould
3rd Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 3      six cherry          tomatoes! minature type
1st Place          46/0     D.S. Lloyd
2nd Place         93/0     Audrey Fisher
3rd Place          18/0     Tim Saint
Class No: 4      five white potatoes
1st Place          148/0   Andrew Lewis
2nd Place         113/0   Peter Gould
3rd Place          136/0   Beth Timms
Class No: 5      two cabbages
1st Place          148/0   Andrew Lewis
2nd Place         18/0     Tim Saint
3rd Place          55/0     David Hill
Class No: 6      five coloured potatoes
1st Place          148/0   Andrew Lewis
2nd Place         55/0     David Hill
3rd Place          18/0     Tim Saint
Class No: 7      two lettuces
1st Place          18/0     Tim Saint
2nd Place         148/0   Andrew Lewis
Class No: 8      six runner          beans
1st Place          148/0   Andrew Lewis
2nd Place         55/0     David Hill
3rd Place          113/0   Peter Gould
Class No: 9      six dwarf beans
1st Place          18/0     Tim Saint
2nd Place         113/0   Peter Gould
3rd Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 10    a set of any other vegetable (max. six)
1st Place          46/0     D.S. Lloyd
2nd Place         136/0   Beth Timms
3rd Place          18/0     Tim Saint
Class No: 11    three globe beet
1st Place          55/0     David Hill
2nd Place         46/0     D.S. Lloyd
3rd Place          113/0   Peter Gould

Class No: 12
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place Class No: 13
six carrots
18/0     Tim Saint
141/0   M. Seymour-Jones
148/0   Andrew Lewis
six onions (to pass through a 3 inch ring) six onions (to pass through a 3 inch nng)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place Class No: 14
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place Class No: 15
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place Class No: 16
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place Class No: 17
1st Place
2nd Place
Class No: 18
1st Place
2nd Place
Class No: 19
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place l..iass No: 20
1st Place
2nd Place
Class No: 21
1st Place
2nd Place
Class No: 22
1st Place
SECTION 2 LOCAL
Class No: 29
9to pass through a 3” ring
18/0     Tim Saint
141/0   M. Seymour-Jones
55/0     David Hill
three large onions
18/0     Tim Saint
55/0     David Hill
148/0   Andrew Lewis
nine shallots (not grown from seed)
55/0     David Hill
18/0     Tim Saint
148/0   Andrew Lewis
nine shallots -to pass through a 30mm ring
46/0     D.S. Lloyd
148/0   Andrew Lewis
18/0     Tim Saint
pair of marrows -not to exceed 15” 148/0 Andrew Lewis
18/0     Tim Saint
two leeks
148/0 Andrew Lewis
18/0     Tim Saint
collection of one each of six kinds of vegetable
148/0   Andrew Lewis
141/0   M. Seymour-Jones
55/0     David Hill
the heaviest marrow
18/0     Tim Saint
148/0 Andrew Lewis
collection of salad vegetables
18/0     Tim Saint
148/0 Andrew Lewis
dish of plums
18/0     Tim Saint
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collection of three kinds of vegetable (kinds and numbers as for classes 4- 18)

SECTION 3 LOCAL
Class No: 32    three stems of cosmea
1st Place          144/0 Sally Butlin
Class No: 33    four H.T. roses,two or more varieties
the Grace Smith memorial bowl awarded to the winner of class 33
1st Place          114/0   Noreen Walsh
Class No: 34    three spikes of gladioli
1st Place          73/0     Moira Poole
Class No: 35    six stems of statice
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
2nd Place         9/0       Jean Seymour-Jones
3rd Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 36    six blooms of asters
1st Place          89/0     John Dowling
2nd Place         144/0   Sally Butlin
3rd Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 37    annuals (other than those above)- six stems
1st Place          73/0     Moira Poole
2nd Place         144/0   Sally Butlin
3rd Place          89/0     John Dowling
Class No: 38    perennials - six stems
1st Place          9/0       Jean Seymour-Jones
2nd Place         114/0   Noreen Walsh
3rd Place          46/0     D.S. Lloyd
Class No: 39    three stems of spray chrysanthemums
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
Class No: 40    vase of mixed flowers
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
2nd Place         73/0     Moira Poole
3rd Place          9/0       Jean Seymour-Jones

SECTION 4 LOCAL
Class No: 44    a flowering pot plant
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 48    any other article or handicraft (not previously shown and neither
embroidery nor tapestry)
1st Place          70/0     Nigel Head
Class No: 49    bottle of home made wine (in clear glass bottle and corked)
1st Place          47/0     Howard Green
2nd Place         48/0     JuneGreen
Class No: 50    a photograph mounted or unmounted
1st Place          61/0     Martin Walker
2nd Place         54/0     Peter Tucknott
3rd Place          48/0     June Green

SECTION 5 LOCAL
Class No: 53    a button hole- 20”x20”max
1st Place          20/0     Fiona Davis
Class No: 54 flowers and foliage only from the garden -20”x20”max
1st Place          20/0     Fiona Davis
2nd Place         149/0   Lisa Dwyer
Class No: 57    petite exhibit in an egg cup - 9”x9” max.
1st Place          20/0     Fiona Davis
2nd Place         86/0     Anne Wyatt

SECTION 6 LOCAL
Class No: 60    painting
1st Place          49/0     Sheelagh Hill
2nd Place         29/0     Patrick Bermingham
3rd Place          91/0     Christine Dowling
Class No: 61    drawing
1st Place          49/0     Sheelagh Hill
2nd Place         29/0     Patrick Bermingham
3rd Place          91/0     Christine Dowling

SECTION 7 LOCAL
Class No: 64 a flower
7”x5”max
1st Place 128/0 Belinda Douglas
2nd Place 102/0 David Harrison
3rd Place 73/0 Moira Poole
Class No: 65 two photographs- one showing something old,the other showing something new 7”x5”max
1st Place 28/0 Lis Ransom
2nd Place 153/0 Claire Davis
3rd Place 51/0 Richard Winter Class No: 66 a bird
7”x5”max
1st Place 37/0 William Bermingham
2nd Place 153/0 Claire Davis
3rd Place 54/0 Peter Tucknott Class No: 67 transport
7”x5”max
1st Place 76/0 Mary-Jane Nichols
2nd Place 136/0 Beth Timms
3rd Place 49/0 Sheelagh Hill
Class No: 68 reflections
7’x5max
1st Place 37/0 William Bermingham
2nd Place 61/0 Martin Walker
3rd Place 54/0 Peter Tucknott Class No: 69 photograph through an aperture
(e.g. through a door opening or arch) 7”x5”max
1st Place 37/0 William Bermingham
2nd Place 107/0 Marina Hart
3rd Place 73/0 Moira Poole

SECTION 8 LOCAL
Class No: 72 pot of raspberry jam
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         119/0 Marion Bourne
3rd Place          71/0     Jo Mills
Class No: 73 pot of marmalade
1st Place          57/0     Susan Partridge
2nd Place         136/0   Beth Timms
3rd Place          53/0     M Williams
Class No: 74    pot of lemon curd
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         56/0     Dorothy Walman
3rd Place          53/0     M Williams
Class No: 75    pot of chutney
1st Place          119/0   Marion Bourne
2nd Place         93/0     Audrey Fisher
Class No: 76 pot of strawberry jam
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         119/0 Marion Bourne
Class No: 77 one pot of jam, one pot of jelly,and one pot of chutney.
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         119/0 Marion Bourne
Class No: 78 pot of jelly
1st Place          71/0     Jo Mills
2nd Place         119/0 Marion Bourne
3rd Place          107/0 Marina Hart

SECTION 9 LOCAL
Class No: 81 cherry cake, 7”! 8 cake tin
circular or         rectangular tins may be used
1st Place          50/0     Jane Millward
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
3rd Place          147/0   Andrew Mearns
ss No: 82         fruit tart on a plate,
shortcrust         pastry top & bottom
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         85/0     Linda Rumsey
3rd Place          136/0   Beth Timms
Class No: 83    chocolate iced, chocolate sandwich,
(creaming method, 7”! 8” tin)
circular or         rectangular tins may be used
1st Place          50/0     Jane MilIward
2nd Place         68/0     Stephen Head
Class No: 84    six ginger biscuits
1st Place          50/0     Jane Millward
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
3rd Place          92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne
Class No: 85    a loaf of bread
1st Place          68/0     Stephen Head
2nd Place         53/0     M Williams
3rd Place          91/0     Christine Dowling
Class No: 86    six pieces of shortbread
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         50/0     Jane Miliward
3rd Place          57/0     Susan Partridge
Class No: 87 cake of your choice, not decorated, 7”! 8” tin
circular or         rectangular tins may be used
1st Place          57/0     Susan Partridge
2nd Place         85/0     Linda Rumsey
3rd Place          50/0     Jane Miliward

SECTION 10 LOCAL
Class No: 90 doll’s pram          blanket
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 91 dress a doll or dolls clothes
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 92    one piece of embroidery
(may be mounted but not framed - no glass)
1st Place          79/0     Ellen Newberry
2nd Place         57/0     Susan Partridge
elass No: 93     a hand knitted garment
1st Place          56/0     Dorothy Walman
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 94    novelty mittens or gloves or baby clothes
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head

SECTION 11 LOCAL
Class No: 98    victoria sandwich, 7”! 8
(senior citizens only)
1st Place          69/0 Robin Head
2nd Place         71/0 Jo Mills
Class No: 99    fruit tart on plate,
shortcrust pastry top & bottom (senior citizens only)
1st Place          69/0 Robin Head
2nd Place         71/0 Jo Mills
‘lass No: 100    garden flowers arranged in a jug
(senior citizens only)
1st Place          71/0 Jo Mills
2nd Place         48/0 June Green
3rd Place          69/0 Robin Head
Class No: 101  any article of hand work
(senior citizens only)
1st Place          47/0 Howard Green
2nd Place         71/0 Jo Mills

SECTION 12 CHILDREN: LOCAL (AGED UNDER 7)
Class No: 104  dressed wooden spoon
1st Place          95/0     Zoe age 6 Richardson
2nd Place         129/0 Charlie age 6 Douglas
3rd Place          116/0 Ruby age 6 Sarney
Class No: 105  painted egg or stone
1st Place          95/0     Zoe age 6 Richardson
2nd Place         104/0   Beth age 6 Jemmings
3rd Place          105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
Class No: 106 animal made from vegetables only
1st Place          129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
2nd Place         105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
Class No: 107 picture I collage of a garden bug
1st Place          105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
2nd Place         103/0   Madeleine age 6 Bourne
3rd Place          104/0   Beth age 6 Jemmings
Class No: 108 wayside flowers in a jam jar
1st Place          116/0   Ruby age 6 Samey
2nd Place         129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
3rd Place          105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
Class No: 109 a potato print
1st Place          151/0   Heath age 2 Dickson
2nd Place         129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
3rd Place          95/0     Zoe age 6 Richardson
Class No: 110 a necklace,made from any materials
1st Place          105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
2nd Place         129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
3rd Place          103/0   Madeleine age 6 Bourne
Class No: 111 an edible hedgehog
1st Place          129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
2nd Place         105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper
Class No: 112 a greetings card
1st Place          103/0   Madeleine age 6 Bourne
2nd Place         129/0   Charlie age 6 Douglas
3rd Place          105/0   Natalie age 6 Cooper

SECTION 13 CHILDREN LOCAL AGED 7-11
Class No: 115  Gift wrapped present (home made wrap)
1st Place          32/0     Fiona age 11 Bermingham
2nd Place         118/0   Harri age 8 Douglas
3rd Place          10/0     Caitlin Stevens age 7
Class No: 116  tray of chocolate brownies
1st Place          32/0     Fiona age 11 Bermingham
2nd Place         118/0   Harri age 8 Douglas
3rd Place          111/0   Gemma age 8 Sarney
Class No: 117  model alien(cardboard & other materials)
1st Place          133/0   Benjamin age 10 Hughes
2nd Place         32/0     Fiona age 11 Berming ham
Class No: 118  an inedible sandwich
1st Place          32/0     Fiona age 11 Bermingham
2nd Place         10/0     Caitlin Stevens age 7
3rd Place          118/0   Harri age 8 Douglas

Class No: 119 drawing! painting “my favourite flower”
1st Place 32/0 Fiona age 11 Bermingham
2nd Place 10/0 Caithn Stevens age 7
3rd Place 118/0 Ham age 8 Douglas Class No: 120 piece of handiwork-e.g. toy,model,beading
1st Place 62/0 Jemima age 9 Pilgrim-Morris
2nd Place 111/0 Gemma age 8 Sarney
3rd Place 32/0 Fiona age 11 Bermingham Class No: 121 photograph of “my best friend”,taken by the exhibitor
1st Place 118/0 Ham age 8 Douglas
2nd Place 63/0 Kitty age 7 Pilgrim -Moms
3rd Place 62/0 Jemima age 9 Pilgrim-Morris Class No: 122 face mask
1st Place 118/0 Harri age 8 Douglas
2nd Place 32/0 Fiona age 11 Bermingham
3rd Place 10/0 Caitlin Stevens age 7 Class No: 123 animal made from vegetables only
1st Place 145/0 Luke age 8 Boughey
2nd Place 32/0 Fiona age 11 Bermingham
3rd Place 133/0 Benjamin age 10 Hughes

SECTION 14 CHILDREN LOCAL AGED 12-16
Class No: 126 vase of paper/card flowers
1st Place          92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne
2nd Place         142/0   Liam age 15 Boughey
Class No: 127 decorated sponge birthday cake
1st Place          142/0   Liam age 15 Boughey
2nd Place         92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne
3rd Place          134/0   Hanna age 13 Hughes
Class No: 128 two versions of the same photograph:one of the original, without manipulation:
the other digitally enhanced
or manipulated in any way you wish
1st Place          96/0     Edward age 16 Cooper
2nd Place         143/0   Ryan age 12 Boughey
ass No: 129 a computer generated real or imaginary animal
1st Place          142/0   Liam age 15 Boughey
2nd Place         143/0   Ryan age 12 Boughey
Class No: 130 piece of handywork - e.g. toy,model, beading
1st Place          142/0   Liam age 15 Boughey
2nd Place         92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne
Class No: 131 poem I limerick entitled “summer”
2nd Place         134/0   Hanna age 13 Hughes
Class No: 132 holiday photograph taken by the exhibitor
2nd Place         132/0   Kazim age 15 May
Class No: 133 a necklace,        made from any materials
2nd Place         92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne
Class No: 134 a greetings card
1st Place 134/0   Hannaagel3Hughes
2nd Place         142/0   Liam age 15 Boughey
3rd Place          92/0     Charlotte age 14 Bourne

SECTION 15 CHILDREN:OPEN AGED UNDER 11
Class No: 137 six decorated cup cakes
1st Place          137/0   Matilda age 10 Engbers
2nd Place         109/0   Ricky age 10 Hart
3rd Place          94/0     Jasmine age 5 Richardson
Class No: 138 an inedible         sandwich
1st Place          59/0     Elanza age 10 de Villiers
2nd Place         122/0   Lily agelO Laye
Class No: 139 design a party invitation
1st Place          133/0   Benjamin age 10 Hughes
2nd Place         109/0   Ricky age 10 Hart
3rd Place          62/0     Jemima age 9 Pilgrim-Morris
Class No: 140 edible hedgehog
1st Place          109/0   Ricky age 10 Hart
2nd Place         122/0   Lily agelO Laye
3rd Place          77/0     Max age 4 Boccaccini
Class No: 141  three carrots
1st Place          122/0   Lily agelO Laye
2nd Place         137/0   Matilda age 10 Engbers
Class No: 142  three radishes
1st Place          117/0   James age 6 Sarney
2nd Place         137/0   Matilda age 10 Engbers
Class No: 143  mustard &        cress
1st Place          103/0   Madeleine age 6 Boume
2nd Place         122/0   Lily agelO Laye
Class No: 144  two beetroot
1st Place          122/0   Lily agelO Laye
2nd Place         137/0   Matilda age 10 Engbers
Class No: 145  painted egg or stone
1st Place          109/0   Ricky age 10 Hart
2nd Place         137/0   Matilda age 10 Engbers
3rd Place          10/0     Caitlin Stevens age 7

SECTION 16 CHILDREN: LOCAL AGED 11-16
Class No: 148 two versions of the same photograph:one of the original, without manipulation:
the other digitally enhanced
or manipulated in any way you wish
1st Place          123/0   Lydia age 12 Jones
2nd Place         121/0   Matthew age 11 Walsh
Class No: 149  tray of fudge
1st Place 121/0   Matthew age 11 Walsh
2nd Place         123/0   Lydia age 12 Jones
Class No: 150  a computer generated real or imaginary animal
1st Place 121/0   Matthew age 11 Walsh
2nd Place         123/0   Lydia age 12 Jones
Class No: 151  photograph of an animal, taken by the exhibitor
1st Place          121/0   Matthew age 11 Walsh
2nd Place         132/0   Kazim age 15 May
3rd Place          96/0     Edward age 16 Cooper

1st Place          121/0 Matthew age 11 Walsh
2nd Place         108/0 Guy age 13 Hart
Class No: 154 two beetroot
1st Place          12 1/0  Matthew age 11 Walsh
Class No: 156  drawing! painting “at the seaside”
1st Place          134/0   Hanna age 13 Hughes

SECTION 17 OPEN
Class No: 159  three medium decorative dahlias l7Omm-220mm
1st Place          12/0     David Smith
2nd Place         72/0     David Poole
3rd Place          65/0     Ann Holt
Class No: 160  three medium cactus or semi cactus dahlias l7Omm-220mm
1st Place          12/0     David Smith
2nd Place         72/0     David Poole
3rd Place          65/0     Ann Holt
Class No: 161  three small cactus dahlias ll5mm-l7Omm
1st Place          12/0     David Smith
2nd Place         46/0     D.S. Lloyd
3rd Place          88/0     D.A. Godfrey
Class No: 162  three small decorative dahlias ll5mm-l7Omm
1st Place          12/0     David Smith
2nd Place         46/0     D.S. Lloyd
3rd Place          65/0     Ann Holt
Class No: 163  three miniature dahlias up to 115mm
1st Place          46/0     D.S. Lloyd
2nd Place         12/0     David Smith
3rd Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
Class No: 164  three pom-pom dahlias up to 52mm
1st Place          88/0     D.A. Godfrey
2nd Place         72/0     David Poole
3rd Place          12/0     David Smith

SECTION 18: OPEN
Class No: 167  a button hole
20
1st Place          17/0 Sue Hedges
Class No: 168  flowers and foliage only from the garden
20”x20
1st Place          17/0 Sue Hedges
2nd Place         65/0 Ann Holt
Class No: 169  harvest time
20
1st Place          17/0 Sue Hedges
Class No: 170  holiday souvenir
20
1st Place          17/0 Sue Hedges

Class No: 188  nine shallots (not grown from seed)
1st Place          144/0 Sally Butlin
2nd Place         14 1/0 M. Seymour-Jones
Class No: 189  nine shallots (to pass through a 30mm ring)
1st Place          144/0 Sally Buttin         C
Class No: 190  a pair of marrows (not to exceed 15”)   2 ANi 4QI
1st Place          144/0 Sally Butlin
2nd Place         65/0 Ann Holt
Class No: 191  two leeks          ‘A ‘ LL
1st Place          58/0 Michael Bradley   2 OLtuca M4i
2nd Place         144/0 Sally Butlin         3 /‘
Class No: 192  collection: one each of six kinds of vegetable     CL
1st Place          58/0 Michael Bradley   .
2nd Place         144/0   Sally Butlin
3rd Place          141/0   M. Seymour     cC tLLIA
Class No: 194  collection of salad vegetables    jTLt
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
ass No: 195      dish of plums
1st Place          120/0   Francis Williams

SECTION 20 OPEN
Class No: 203  three stems of cosmea
1st Place          65/0     Ann Holt
2nd Place         1/0       Mary Anderson
3rd Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
Class No: 204  four H roses, two or more varieties
1st Place          1/0       Mary Anderson
2nd Place         114/0   Noreen Walsh
Class No: 205  three spikes of gladioli
1st Place          1/0       Mary Anderson
2nd Place         73/0     Moira Poole
lass No: 206     six stems of statice
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
2nd Place         1/0       Mary Anderson
3rd Place          9/0       Jean Seymour-Jones
lass No: 207     annuals (other than those above) six stems
1st Place          73/0     Moira Poole
2nd Place         144/0   Sally Butlin
3rd Place          1/0       Mary Anderson
lass No: 208     perennials: six stems
1st Place          46/0     OS. Lloyd
2nd Place         144/0   Sally Butlin
3rd Place          114/0   Noreen Walsh
ass No: 209      three stems of spray chrysanthemums
1st Place          88/0     D.A. Godfrey
ass No: 210      vase of mixed flowers
1st Place          144/0   Sally Butlin
2nd Place         1/0       Mary Anderson
3rd Place          73/0     Moira Poole

SECTION 21 OPEN
lass No: 214 pot of raspberry jam
1st Place          65/0     Ann Holt
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
3rd Place 119/0 Marion Bourne
lass No: 215 pot of marmalade
1st Place          65/0     Ann Holt
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
lass No: 216 pot of lemon curd
1st Place          56/0     Dorothy Walman
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
3rd Place          22/0     Lucy Oliphant
lass No: 217 pot of chutney
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         22/0     Lucy Oliphant
3rd Place 11910 Marion Bourne iss No: 218 pot of strawberry jam
1st Place 65/0 Ann Holt
2nd Place 119/0 Marion Bourne
3rd Place 7510 Christine Head
Class No: 219 one pot of jam,one pot of je one pot of chutney 1st Place 119/0 Marion Bourne
2nd Place 75/0 Christine Head
Class No: 220 pot of jelly
1st Place 119/0 Marion Bourne
2nd Place 138/0 Margaret Pyle
3rd Place 65/0 Ann Holt Class No: 221 cherry cake: 7”! 8” tin
circular or rectangular tins may be used
1st Place 6/0 Margaret Ashmore
2nd Place 65/0 Ann Holt
3rd Place          23/0     Len Oliphant
ass No: 222 fruit tart on plate (shortcrust pastry top & bottom)
1st Place 75/0 Christine Head
2nd Place 110/0 Pippa Hughes
3rd Place 64/0 Angela Strong
Class No: 223 chocolate iced, chocolate sandwich (creaming method 7”!8” tin) circular or rectangular tins may be used
1st Place 110/0 Pippa Hughes
2nd Place 100/0 Irene Hood
3rd Place 119/0 Marion Bourne Class No: 224 six ginger biscuits
1St Place 119/0 Marion Bourne
2nd Place 65/0 Ann Holt
3rd Place 64/0 Angela Strong Class No: 225 a loaf of bread
1st Place 68/0 Stephen Head
2nd Place 75/0 Christine Head
3rd Place 91/0 Christine Dowling
Class No: 226 six pieces of shortbread
1st Place          23/0     Len Oliphant
2nd Place         110/0   Pippa Hughes
3rd Place          139/0   JaneJones
Class No: 227  cake of your choice, not decorated, 7”! 8” tin
circular or         rectangular tins may be used
1st Place 82/0 Audrey. Bush
2nd Place 81/0 Peter Bush
3rd Place 110/0 Pippa Hughes

SECTION 22 OPEN
Class No: 230 a flower
1st Place 88/0 D.A. Godfrey
2nd Place 42/0 Ninian Lowis
3rd Place 138/0 Margaret Pyle
Class No: 231 two photographs:one showing something old,
the other showing something new
1st Place          12710  Jade Dolby
2nd Place         82/0     Audrey. Bush
3rd Place          42/0     Ninian Lowis
Class No: 232  a bird
1st Place          42/0     Ninian Lowis
2nd Place         81/0     Peter Bush
3rd Place          41/0     Peter Warrick
Class No: 233  transport
1st Place          68/0     Stephen Head
2nd Place         66/0     Peter Keep
3rd Place          42/0     Ninian Lowis
Class No: 234  reflections
1st Place          17/0     Sue Hedges
2nd Place         84/0     Jim Cotterell
3rd Place          125/0   Eric Croxson
Class No: 235
(e through a door opening or arch)
1st Place          42/0     Ninian Lowis
2nd Place         49/0     Shee Hill
3rd Place          29/0     Patrick Bermingham

SECTION 23 OPEN
Class No: 238 doll’s pram blanket
1st Place          82/0     Audrey. Bush
2nd Place         75/0     Christine Head
Class No: 240 a hand knitted garment
1st Place          75/0     Christine Head
2nd Place         56/0     Dorothy Walman
3rd Place          82/0     Audrey. Bush

SECTION 24 OPEN
Class No: 243 victoria sandwich - 718’ tin
senior citizens only
1st Place          126/0   Anne Croxson
2nd Place         110/0   Pippa Hughes
3rd Place          6/0       Margaret Ashmore

Class No: 244
1st Place         Diane Gordon
2nd Place        Ann Holt
3rd Place        Margaret Ashmore

Class No: 245
1st Place         Irene Hood
2nd Place        Ann Holt
3rd Place         N/A

Class No: 243 victoria sandwich - 718’ tin
senior citizens only
1st Place         Ann Croxson
2nd Place        Ellen Newberry
3rd Place         Dorothy Walman

SECTION 25 TOP TRAY
Class No: 250 TOP TRAY 3 types of vegetables from a list of eight Carrots x3. Cauliflowersx2. Onionsx3. Parsnipsx3.
Peas 6 pods. Potatoes x3. Runner Beans 6 pods. Tomatoes x6
1st Place          58/0     Michael Bradley
2nd Place         141/0 M. Seymour-Jones