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SPECIAL AWARDS RESULTS
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY RESULTS
SHOW PHOTOS 2011

FUN FOR ALL AT KILMINGTON ANNUAL SHOW

Good weather helped to bring crowds to the Kilmington Annual Show on Saturday 30th July where the Village Produce Association (KVPA) had arranged a spectacular exhibition of produce and crafts with over 630 entries submitted by Village residents and some from near and far. BJ Lewis, Chairman of the Association welcomed everyone and Bill Kerslake, President of the Association, introduced Gill Collier and Gill Perkins (former “milk ladies” who had delivered pints in the local area for many years) who opened the show. The Royal Horticultural Society judges commended the standard of entries in all categories for a small village and one commented that Kilmington was her favourite village show. The Society’s Banksian Medal and the Association’s Silver Challenge Cup were awarded to Kilmington’s Nigel Philips who entered an amazing 46 different classes of vegetables, fruit and flowers. Trophies for individual sections were awarded to John Thorne for vegetables, Stephanie Hathaway for flowers, Angie Clarke for flower arranging, Carol Roberts for preserves, David Wilsdon for wine and beer, Abigail Philips for handicraft, Mrs P Jones for needlecraft, David Vickers for art, John Mellows for photography and Alison Dare for cookery. Children submitted imaginative and intricate exhibits including monsters in modelling clay, paper crowns, a covered wagon made from matchsticks and a splendid flotilla of boats made from vegetables. In the Under 8 category, Millie Chadwick won the Pavilion and Miller Cups and Niamh Stoneham won the Collier Shield and Barrel Cup in the 8-14 age group.

The show opened with traditional fancy dress, this year involving “Hats” for which Stephanie Hathaway won the adult award and Charlie Dare the children’s award. Saffron with Helen Shaw won the “dog most like the owner” prize while Dylan with Peter Ball won the “best six leg” competition. The Swing of the Axe Music Group and the Honiton Town Band kept everyone entertained throughout the afternoon and Gina’s Bellygees dancers from Axminster put on an attractive and colourful display. The Old Inn’s burgers and drinks stand, the cream teas organised by the Baptist Church and the teas with cakes at the Pavilion organised by David Smith provided the necessary sustenance, supplemented by delicious ice cream from the Otter Valley Dairy The children’s races were popular as was the coconut shy and other games and competitions. After the presentation of prizes, Gill Gibbs was thanked and warmly applauded for organising another very successful and enjoyable Village Show. It was a real Village team effort with a lot of hard work particularly by the KVPA Committee.

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KILMINGTON VILLAGE PRODUCE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW 2011
RESULTS OF INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY AWARDS
Class No	Class name	FIRST PRIZE	SECOND PRIZE	THIRD PRIZE
	SECTION A: ALLOTMENTS

	SECTION B: VEGETABLES
1	4 veg in one container	Thorne John	Phillips Nigel	Salter D
2	4 salad in one container	Thorne John
3	5 culinary herbs in one container	Phillips Nigel	Chalk Jane	Thorne Jean
4	8 broad beans		Vickers David
5	8 french beans	Phillips Nigel	Stonex Elizabeth	Overton Gordon
6	6 runner beans	Harcombe J	Thorne John	Dare Alison
7	Longest runner bean	Thorne John	Chapman Judith	Harcombe J
8	4 round/long beetroot	Phillips Nigel	Overton Gordon	Enticott B
9	2 cabbages	Enticott B	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Chapman Judith
10	4 carrots			Cadwgan M
11	4 courgettes	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Enticott B
12	2 cucumbers ridge
13	2 cucumbers indoor	Foster Pat	Thorne John
14	2 lettuces		Scott-Nash Madeleine	Thorne John
15	3 trimmed onions >250 gms	Phillips Nigel	Thorne John	Horwood Pauline
16	3 trimmed onions <250 gms	Salter D	Overton Gordon	Phillips Nigel
17	Heaviest onion	Salter D	Phillips Nigel
18	8 salad onions	Thorne John
19	8 pea pods	Bellworthy P	Salter D	Thorne John
20	4 white potatoes	Spencer-Brown Frank	Chalk Jane	Rowley Alan
21	4 coloured potatoes	Spencer-Brown Frank	Overton Gordon	Salter D
22	Heaviest potato	Phillips Nigel	Spencer-Brown Frank	Overton Gordon
23	5 shallots	Enticott B	Phillips Nigel	Scott-Nash Madeleine
24	8 pickling shallots	Enticott B	Harcombe J
25	5 tomatoes with calyx	Enticott B	Overton Gordon	Kerslake Bill
26	8 cherry tomatoes	Thorne John	Enticott B	Ingles David
27	truss cherry tomatoes	Dare Alison	Thorne John
28	2 marrows	Quincey Louise
29	Any other named veg.	Thorne John		Phillips Nigel
30	Odd, Ugly Amusing veg.	Phillips Nigel
	SECTION C: FRUIT
31	3 soft fruit on plate	Overton Gordon	Phillips Nigel
32	not allocated
33	not allocated
34	4 strings black currants	Overton Gordon	Phillips Nigel	Chapman Judith
35	4 strings red currants	Bellworthy P	Overton Gordon	Foster Pat
36	8 gooseberries	Foster Pat	Overton Gordon
37	Heaviest gooseberry	Overton Gordon	Phillips Nigel
38	12 loganberries
39	12 raspberries	Enticott B	Ellis R	Overton Gordon
40	3 sticks of rhubarb	Phillips Nigel	Vickers David	Overton Gordon
41	Longest stick of rhubarb	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Rew Lesley	Vickers David
42	Any other named fruit	Foster Pat	Overton Gordon	Kerslake Bill
	SECTION D: FLOWERS
43	Floating flower heads
44	3 lilies	Spencer-Brown Frank	Rowley Alan	Overton Gordon
45	3 hemerocallis (day lilies)
46	Clematis 3 large blooms	Bellworthy P	Hathaway Stephanie	Shaw Helen
47	Not allocated
48	Lavender 10 sprigs	Ward Sandra	Lovegrove Joan	Thorne Jean
49	Marigolds 6 blooms	Salter D	Cadwgan M	Bones Sydie
50	Bowl Nasturtiums 20.5 max dia	Hathaway Stephanie	Salter D	Scott-Nash Madeleine
51	Pansies 6 blooms	Phillips Nigel	Ward Sandra	Thorne John
52	Vase of cut flowers <45 cm	Hathaway Stephanie	Mellows Diana	Harcombe J
53	Antirrhinum 5 stems	Salter D
54	Cactus or succ pot <18cm
55	Fuchsias 3 stems	Kerslake Molly	Spencer-Brown Frank	Smith David
56	Penstemons 3 stems	Bones Sydie	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Bellworthy P
57	Pinks 5 stems
58	Roses 3 stems +foliage	Salter D	Moores M	Ingles David
59	Roses bowl +foliage <45 cm	Moores M	Salter D	Phillips Nigel
60	Roses floribunda	Shaw Helen	Cadwgan M	Phillips Nigel
61	Rose 1 bloom	Moores M	Salter D	Scott-Nash Madeleine
62	Rudbeckias 3 blooms	Hathaway Stephanie	Thorne John	Scott-Nash Madeleine
63	Sweet peas +foliage in bowl	Phillips Nigel	Enticott B	Salter D
64	Sweet peas 12 stems	Harcombe J	Phillips Nigel	Salter D
65	Agapanthus 1 stem	Moores M	Bones Sydie	Thorne John
66	Buddleia 3 stems	Bellworthy P	Hathaway Stephanie
67	Crocosmia, Montbretia 3 spikes	Chapman Judith	Ingles David	Mellows Diana
68	Cactus dahlias 3 blooms	Moores M	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Hathaway Stephanie
69	Decorative dahlias 3 blooms	Scott-Nash Madeleine		Ingles David
70	Pompom dahlias 3 x <5cm blooms	Thorne John
71	Dahlias any 3 blooms	Hathaway Stephanie	Salter D	Scott-Nash Madeleine
72	Echinops 3 stems
73	Gladiolus 1 spike	Enticott B	Ross Paul	Moores M
74	Gladioli 3 spikes	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Enticott B	Ross Paul
75	Hydrangea any 3 blooms	Phillips Nigel	Bones Sydie	Chalk Jane
76	Phlox 3 stems	Moores M	Cadwgan M	Phillips Nigel
77	Flowering shrub 1 bloom	Dodd Maggi	Mellows Diana	Bones Sydie
78	Any var. of garden flower x 3	Harcombe J	Scott-Nash Madeleine	Rowley Alan
79	Pelargonium in pot <25cm	Cadwgan M	Spencer-Brown Frank
80	Pot plant foliage <25cm	Shaw Helen	Spencer-Brown Frank	Cadwgan M
81	Pot plant flowering <25cm	Kerslake Bill	Kerslake Molly	Rew Lesley
82	Streptocarpus in pot <15cm	Bellworthy P	Rowley Alan	Clark Angie
83	A hanging basket
	SECTION E: DECORATIVE
84	Not allocated
85	Sweet Dreams	Clark Angie	Mellows Diana	Stonex Elizabeth
86	A Shady Corner	Penzer Elaine	Ellis R	Clark Angie
87	Cheers	Penzer Elaine	Mellows Diana	Clark Angie
88	Tropicana	Clark Angie
89	The Wild Wood	Mellows John
90	Not allocated
	SECTION F: PRESERVES AND COOKERY
91	Not allocated
92	Not allocated
93	Not allocated
94	Non alc. fruit based drink	Overton Gordon	Clark Angie	Rowley Alan
95	Jar of Chutney	Bellworthy P	Roberts Carol	Quincey Louise
96	Jar of Lemon Curd	Mcguinness Eileen	Clark Angie	Rowley Elaine
97	Jar of Strawberry Jam	Bellworthy P	Kerslake Molly	Roberts Carol
98	Jar of Raspberry Jam	Ward Sandra	Roberts Carol	Phillips Nigel
99	Jar of Fruit Jelly	Bellworthy P	Clark Angie	Roberts Carol
100	Jar of any Honey	Ball Peter
101	Jar of Marmalade	Brown Tim	Haston Gillian	Bellworthy P
102	Brownies x 5	Dare Alison	Chapman Judith	Miles Claudette
103	CupCakes x 5	Dare Alison	Leckie Christine	Miles Claudette
104	Not allocated
105	Cheese Scones x 6	Clark Carole	Roberts Carol	Hathaway Stephanie
106	Victoria Sandwich jam filling	Woodsford Barbara	Clark Carole	Miles Claudette
107	Gingerbread Cake	Thorne Jean	Dare Alison	Roberts Carol
108	Coffee Streusel Cake	Dodd Maggi	Mellows Diana	Roberts Carol
109	Banana Bread Cake	White Philip	Blackmore Wallace	Miller James
110	Bread wholemeal loaf	Smith David	Clark Carole
111	Bread white loaf	Smith David	Clark Carole	Dare Alison
	SECTION G: WINE AND BEER
112	Red wine	Wilsdon David	Ball Peter
113	White wine	Wilsdon David
114	Beer or cider	Wilsdon David	Ball Peter
	SECTION H: HANDICRAFTS
115	A tapestry < 75cms (30")	Stewart Patricia	Chalk Jean	James P
116	A handmade greetings card	James P	Woodsford Barbara
117	A patchwork cushion	Lovegrove Joan
118	A baby's sewn garment	Mellows Diana
119	A hand-painted silk scarf
120	Jewellery made from felt	James P	Phillips Abigail
121	Item made from bead work	Stewart Patricia	Phillips Abigail	Mellows Diana
122	Item of pottery < 50cms cube	Miles Claudette	Quincey Laurie	Quincey Finin
123	Item from re-cycled material	Phillips Abigail		Mellows Diana
124	Not allocated
	SECTION I:ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
125	Sea and sky watercolour	Rowley Elaine	Farley Jan	Vickers David
126	An architectural feature	Vickers David	Brennan Kath	Farley Jan
127	Still life using beach combings	Farley Jan	Brennan Kath	Speller Joan
128	A plant/s abstract	Vickers David	Brennan Kath	Rowley Elaine
	Photography
129	Roots	Mellows John	Kerslake Bill	Quincey Finin
130	Leaves	Mellows John	Chapman Judith	Kerslake Molly
131	Bark	Mellows John	Quincey Laurie	Shaw Julian
132	A sign of spring	Mellows John	Horwood Pauline	Quincey Laurie
133	The fertile land	Mellows John	Shaw Julian	Quincey Finin
134	Light fantastic	Shaw Julian	Hill M	Quincey Laurie

	SECTION J: JUNIOR CLASSES
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136
137
138
139
140	A book cover drawing/picture	Chadwick Millie	Dare Charlie	Stonex Mair
141	A hand made crown	Chadwick Millie	Dare Hannah	Dare Phoebe
142	A modelled monster	Chadwick Millie	Dare Charlie	Dare Hannah
143	A veg/fruit/shells boat	Chadwick Millie	Dare Charlie	Dare Phoebe
144	A matchstick model	Dare Amelia	Phillips Abigail	Dare Emily
145	A painting of the weather	Stoneham Niamh	Phillips Abigail	Dare Emily
146	A gift box	Stoneham Niamh	Chadwick Charlotte	Dare Emily
147	A collection of plants 24cms	Chadwick Millie	Chadwick Charlotte	Phillips Alex

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