Flowers, produce, and artwork on display as village show returns
A combination of colour, skill, and artistry was on display at Austwick Parish Hall on Saturday, August 3 as the Austwick Village Horticultural and Local Produce Show returned.
Kitchen-garden produce, flowers, cookery, handicrafts, and artwork by seasoned exhibitors and newcomers alike were on display.
Visitors were able to enjoy home-made cakes and refreshments too.
Thanks to favourable weather, the prizes were awarded outdoors in the Parish Hall garden.
In a new development for 2024, the children’s entries were displayed in the main hall alongside the handicrafts.
The full results are as follows.
Cups and Trophies:
Challenge Trophy for Best Exhibit in the Show: Tony Horsewill
Winifred Mattinson Challenge Cup for Most Points in the Flower Section: Dr Catherine Vaughan-Williams
Ulrich Kube Memorial Cup for Best Four Roses: Dr Catherine Vaughan-Williams
Richard Wallbank Memorial Trophy for Best Pot Plant: Molly Preston
Byles Challenge Cup for Best Bowl of Roses: Carol Wilkinson
Chapman Trophy for Most Points in the Artistic Flower Section: Carol Wilkinson
Tibbatts Trophy for Most Points in the Vegetable Section: Bill Procter
Preston Cup for Tray of Four Distinct Vegetables: Bill Procter
Fred Price Memorial Trophy for One Flower and One Vegetable: Bill Procter
Brook Poultry Cup for Best Exhibit in the Egg Section: Kathryn Hinds
Brook Cookery Cup for Most Points in the Cookery Section: Carol Wilkinson
Foster Beaver Challenge Cup for Most Points in the Combined Produce Section: Bill Procter
Glyn Jones Challenge Cup for Most Points in the Handicraft Section: Sheila Gooch
Jean Dodgson Prize (voucher) for Best Handicraft Exhibit: Tony Horsewill
Metcalfe Cup for Best Photographic Exhibit: Diane Storey
Malcolm Bowker Trophy for Photography (set subject): Doon Storey
Nellie Price Memorial Cup for Most Points in the Children’s Sections: Elizabeth Huck
Brook Handwriting Cup for Best Handwriting 8-14 years: Elizabeth Huck
Sharples Cup for Best Exhibit in the Children’s Section: Harris Boxford
New Entrant (voucher) for Best First-time Adult Entrant: Tony Horsewill
Flower Section:
Four roses: 1. C Vaughan-Williams, 2. P Tibbatts
Gladioli: 1. O Hawkins
Four garden pinks: 2. P Tibbatts
Four pansies or violas: 1. J Leeming
Four pot marigolds: 2. G Cleverly
Four French or African marigolds: 1. P Tibbatts, 2. S Dewhirst
Four dahlias: 2. R Barber
Four phlox: 1. H Brown, 2. S Goold
Three stems of a flowering shrub: 1. J Huck, 2. R Barber
Nine spikes of sweet peas: 1. O Hawkins, 2. C Vaughan-Williams
A container of sweet peas: 1. C Vaughan-Williams, 2. S Dewhirst
A vase of hardy annuals: 2. G Cleverly
A vase of hardy perennials: 1. H Brown, 2. J Huck
A flowering house plant: 1. M Preston, 2. C Vaughan-Williams
A house plant grown for its foliage: 1. J Leeming, 2. C Vaughan-Williams
A cactus or succulent: 1. C Leeming, 2. I Radford
A bowl of roses: 1. C Wilkinson, 2. C Vaughan-Williams
A bowl of nasturtiums: 1. S Dewhirst, 2. A Rigby
Best in Section: C Vaughan-Williams, A container of sweet peas.
Artistic Flower Section:
Where have all the flowers gone: 1. C Wilkinson, 2. H Thompson
A nursery rhyme: 1. C Wilkinson, 2. D Storey
‘Burst of orange’: 1.C Wilkinson, 2. O Hawkins
Taste of Asia: 1 & 2. C Wilkinson
An arrangement in an unusual container: 1. O Hawkins, 2. C Wilkinson
Best in Section: Carol Wilkinson, Taste of Asia.
Vegetable and Fruit Section:
Four white potatoes: 1 & 2. B Proctor
Four coloured potatoes: 1 & 2. B Proctor
Three carrots: 1. K Hinds
Three white onions: 1. I Radford, 2. K Hinds
Three red onions: 1. K Huck
Seven Shallots: 1. B Proctor, 2. P Tibbatts
Two leeks: 1. B Proctor, 2. P Tibbatts
Five bulbs of garlic: 1. B Proctor, 2. P Tibbatts
Six pods of peas: 1. I Radford, 2. B Proctor
Six pods of broad beans: 1. B Procter, 2. G Cleverly
Six pods of runner beans: 2. R Barber
Two courgettes: 1. C Vaughan Williams, 2. R Holden
One cabbage: 1. B Procter
A trug of vegetables: 1. K Hinds, 2. G Cleverly
One cucumber: 1. K Hinds, 2. P Tibbatts
Four ripe tomatoes: 1. R Barber, 2. B Procter
A truss of tomatoes: 1. B Procter, 2. P Tibbatts
One flower and one vegetable: 1. B Procter, 2. P Tibbatts
Four distinct vegetables on a tray: 1. B Procter, 2. G Cleverley
Up to six culinary herbs: 1. B Procter, 2. H Brown
A saucer of one variety of soft fruit: 1. B Procter
Any vegetable or fruit not included elsewhere: 1. B Procter, 2. K Huck
Best in Section: Bill Proctor, Four distinct vegetables on a tray.
Egg Section:
Three hen eggs: 1. K Hinds, 2. E Huck
Three bantam eggs: 1 & 2. C Vaughan-Williams
Three hen eggs including contents: 1. K Hinds, 2. G Cleverly
Three bantam eggs including contents: 1. C Vaughan-Williams
Best in Section: Kathryn Hinds, Three hen eggs including contents.
Art, Photography & Handicraft Section:
Painting of a North Yorkshire landmark: 1. A Jupp, 2. C Horsewill
A painting in any medium: 1. I Radford, 2.C Horsewill
Drawing of a bridge: 1. S Gooch, 2. I Radford
A drawing of any other subject: 1. D Storey, 2. I Radford
Four themed photographs: 1. J Butler, 2. J Leeming
Four different photographs: 1.D Storey, 2. J Leeming
Papercraft: 1. M Greenhalgh, 2. K Hale
Bag, box or bowl: 1, S Gooch
An item of interior/exterior decor: 1. E Cox
An item using embroidery thread : 1. S Goold, 2. S Dewhirst
Knitted/ crocheted item: 1. H Brown, 2. S Dewhirst
Any other needlework: 1. H Brown, 2. S Gooch
An item of felt work: 1. S Gooch, 2. P Smith
Any other item: 1. T Horsewill, 2. P Smith
Best in Section: Tony Horsewill, Any other item.
Cookery Section:
Four bread rolls: 1. N Burton, 2. C Wilkinson
Four ginger biscuits: 1. K Huck, 2. J Huck
Four cheese scones: 1 & 2. C Wilkinson
Four pieces of flapjack: 1. J Huck, 2. J Burton
Four jam tarts: 2. S Dewhirst
Four muffins: 1. C Wilkinson, 2. D Coultherd
Vegetarian savoury: 1 & 2. J Leeming
A cold desert: 1. G Cleverly
Fruit pie: 1. J Huck, 2. R Holden
Jar of jam: 1. C Wilkinson, 2. B Procter
A jar of sweet or savoury jelly: 1. R Holden, 2. B Procter
A jar of marmalade: 1. K Huck, 2. M Eaton
Jar of lemon curd: 1. G Cleverly, 2. M Eaton
A bottle of home-made wine or liqueur: 1 & 2. C Wilkinson
A cordial or non-alcoholic drink: 1. J Huck
A jar of pickle/chutney: 1. R Holden
Four buns (children only): 1. G Huck, 2. E Huck
Best in Section: Sue Goold, Recipe item.
Children’s Section:
Artwork, under five years: 1. E Boxford, 2. R Todd
Artwork 5-8 years: 1. E Huck, 2. W Swinscoe
Handwriting: 1. E Huck, 2. W Swinscoe
A monster: 1. H Boxford, 2. M Cleverly
Olympics-themed poster: 1. H Boxford, 2. E Boxford
Photo of an insect: 1. O Moss, 2. W Swinscoe
Letter of the alphabet: 1. E Huck, 2. R Todd
Collage on a plate: 1. E Huck, 2. R Todd
An animal made from fruit or vegetable: 1. A Webster, 2. R Todd
A model made from junk: 1. R Todd, 2. W Swinscoe
Artwork 9-14 years: 1. M Swinscoe, 2. G Huck
Anything you like: 1. H Boxford, 2. J Moss
Best in Section: Harris Boxford, Anything you like.
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