Summer Show Results 2005
| Section A Vegetables & Fruit | |||
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | |
| Peas | R.Trim | R.Cranford | |
| Broad Beans | D.Robertson | N.Rowell | F.Knight |
| Potatoes | A.Figgins | N.Rowson | G.Hawkins |
| Cabbage | J.Norkett | N.Rowell | R.Cranford |
| Lettuce (Cos) | G.Hawkins | J.Norkett | C.Robertson |
| Lettuce (Any) | G.Hawkins | R.Cranford | D.Robertson |
| Onions | R.Cranford | M.Bungay | |
| Carrots | R.Cranford | N.Rowell | |
| Beet | R.Trim | C.Robertson | R.Cranford |
| Rhubarb | F.Knight | M.Bungay | |
| Any other Veg | N.Rowell | R.Cranford | J.MacNabb |
| Herbs | M.Allan | W.Stanford | A.Figgins |
| Gooseberries | G.Hawkins | G.Bradley | P.Bradley |
| Raspberries | G.Hawkins | A.Figgins | R.Cranford |
| Blackcurrants | G.Hawkins | J.Norkett | |
| Strawberries | D.Robertson | ||
| Any other fruit | |||
| Section B Flowers | |||
| Hybrid Tea Rose | S.MacNabb | R.Bennett | M.Stanford |
| Floribunda | J.Cresswell | S.MacNabb | A.Blunt |
| 3 Stems Roses | J.Norkett | S.MacNabb | O.Crowhurst |
| Vase of Roses | S.MacNabb | R.Bennett | C.Robertson |
| 12 Sweet Peas | J.Thorneycroft | D.Robertson | M.Allan |
| 6 Pinks | S.MacNabb | M.Browning | R.Bennett |
| Lily one stem | M.Allan | S.MacNabb | |
| Mixed Garden Flowers | O.Crowhurst | M.Cresswell | G.Hawkins |
| Mixed Foliage | A.Blunt | M.Allan | M.Cresswell |
| Six Violas/Pansies | J.Fenn | M.Cresswell | G.Hawkins |
| Four Clematis Blooms | M.Browning | J.Cresswell | C.Robertson |
| Pot Plant in Bloom | J.Cresswell | A.Figgins | M.Allan |
| Foliage Pot Plant | M.Bungay | J.Cresswell | |
| Cactus or Succulent | C.Robertson | M.Cresswell | A.Figgins |
| Three Penstemon | J.Norkett | G.Hawkins | M.Court |
| Section C Domestic | |||
| Jar of Marmalade | A.Figgins | M.Stanford | J.Norkett |
| Jar of Strawberry Jam | J.Norkett | ||
| Jar of Jam (Exc Strawberry) | M.Stanford | A.Figgins | M.Browning |
| Jar of Jelly | S.MacNabb | A.Figgins | J.Norkett |
| Jar of Chutney | J.Norkett | A.Figgins | |
| Four Jam Tarts | J.Mills | E.Farquharson | B.Milam |
| Spoon Cake | Megan Wimshurst | J.Norkett | Constance Barter |
| Four Ginger Biscuits | J.Mills | J.Norkett | S.Carr |
| Something new from something old | J.Norkett | M.Browning | A.Figgins |
| Example of Handicraft | G.Turville | B.Milam | M.Browning |
| Section D Flower Arrangement | |||
| “Summer Evening” | J.Mills | B.Milam | S.Thursfield |
| “Something New from Something Old” | M.Cresswell | J.Norkett | M.Court |
| “Summer Sunshine” | J.Mills | K.Allan | J.Trim |
| “Curio” | B.Milam | S.Carr | M.Cresswell |
| Froyle Girls - Hand made Jewellery | Gemma Williams | Constance Barter | |
| Froyle Boys - 1940s Model | Robbie MacNabb | Charlie Robertson | Hugo Mills |
| Model made from fruit or vegetables. | Hector Thorneycroft | Gemma Williams | Constance Barter |
| "A Decorated Egg". | Gemma Williams | Hector Thorneycroft | Robbie MacNabb |
| Flower Arrangement in a Tea Cup. | Megan Wimshurst | Gemma Williams | Charlie MacNabb |
| Bootle Wilbraham Cup exhibitor with most points in sections A&B | Geoff Hawkins | ||
| Dr Lewarne Cup Best table decoration Class 45 | Jo Mills | ||
| Kay Newton-Davis Trophy Judge’s Choice in Section D | Jo Mills | ||
| Robertson Rosebowl most points in section C | Jo Mills | ||
| Hollis Cup for Froyle amateur gardener gaining highest points in Section A. | Norman & Sylvia Rowell | ||
| Mrs Lewarne Cup for Froyle girls, best handmade article | Gemma Williams | ||
| Bush Cup for Froyle boys, best handmade model | Robbie MacNabb | ||
| Goschen Cup Amateur gardener with most points in Section B | Sonia MacNabb | ||
| Holland Cup Most points by Froyle resident aged 60 years and over | Jean Norkett | ||
| Graham Blunt Award for the exhibit judged to be the best in Section A | Norman & Sylvia Rowell | ||
| Certificate of Merit for Table Decoration Class 45 | Brenda Milam | ||
| Diploma for best in Section B | Cecily Robertson | ||
| This was one of the most succesful shows for a long time, not only for the flower show but the atmosphere at the fete was very relaxed and happy. We had the usual weather problems with the roses but on the day the most difficult job for the Gardening Club was fitting all the entries into the limited space of the hall - not that we were compaining the members excelled themselves.The horticultural judge was very complimentary about the entries - 'the mixed flower exhibits were incredible - in over 12 years of judging he said it was the best display he had ever seen, even in the big shows, well done". The domestic and flower arrangement judges were also very complimentary. The childrens exhibits -" some wonderfully creative work by all the children". In the domestic section we had 17 entries for the Spoon Cake but who won ? - Megan Wimshurst, aged 13 with Constance |Barter third, aged 11, so we slightly older ones had better look to our laurels!! - well done girls.
The "Autumn Show" is the next important date - Saturday 10th September. Flowers, Plants, all those aspiring cooks - young and not quite so young, do give it a try ,all are welcome. Mollie Court, Show Secretary |
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