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THE hotly contested entry for the best chocolate cake among the men at Grindleton’s Horticultural Show was won this year by Bill


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£250 in aid of the Grindle­ ton Recreation Ground Charity and the organisers would like to thank all who helped to make the show such a success. Overall winners were 1st,


Janette Ranson; 2nd, Ed Moorcroft and 3rd, Barbara Dewhurst. RESULTS


Flowers Foliage pot plant: 1, V* ^ ^ . A


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Keith Hutton. Cacti or succulent: 1, Anne Huson; 2, Derek Swindlehurst; 3, Janette Ranson. Flower­ ing pot plant: 1, James Devaney; 2, Derek Swindlehurst; 3, Ed Moorcroft. Sweet peas: 1, Ed Moorcroft: 2, Ruth Cann; 3, Helen Dewhurst. Dahlias: 1, Ed Moorcroft; 2, Derek Swindlehurst; 3, Helen Dewhurst. Spike of Gladioli: 1, James Devaney; 2, Derek Swindlehurst: 3, Basil Dearing. Calendulas: 1, Janette Ranson; 2,Derek Swindlehurst ; 3,Ruth Cann. Bloom or spike of blooms: l,Ed Moorcroft: 2,Anne Huson; 3, Janette Ranson. Perennial blooms: 1, Ed Moorcroft; 2,Anne Huson; 3,Susan Ayrton. Mixed garden flowers: 1, Janette Ran­ son; 2, Derek Swindle­ hurst; 3, Helen Dewhurst. Multi-flowered rose: l,Ed Moorcroft; 2,Basil Dear- ing; 3,Janette Ranson. One rose: 1,Basil Dearing; 2, Barbara Dewhurst; 3, Ed Moorcroft. Annuals:


1,Derek Swindlehurst: 2,Susan Ayrton. Vegetables and Fruit


toes: 1, Janette Ranson; 2, Bill Dewhurst; 3, Basil Dearing. Tomatoes: 1, Helen Dewhurst; 2, Derek'' Swindlehurst: 3, Bill Dewhurst. Onions (under ^ 6oz): 1, Ed Moorcroft; 2, Barbara Dewhurst ; 3, Jayne Walker. Marrow: 1, Janette Ranson; 2, Nor­ man Kelly. Potatoes: 1, Bill Dewhurst; 2, Basil Dearing; 3, Helen Dewhurst. Carrots:


Heaviest truss of toma­


was well attended and visi­ tors took full advantage of the tasty home-made pro­ duce on offer in the tea room. The event raised around


entries at this popular annual event which is open to residents of Grindleton and has 60 classes covering vegetables and fruit, home produce and photography. The afternoon viewing


Turner. His was one of over 250


1,Basil Dearing: 2, Sally Dowds. Turnip or Swede: 1,Barbara Dewhurst; 2, Bill Dewhurst; 3, Sally Dowds. Shallots: 1, Janette Ranson. Largest onion: 1, Ed Moorcroft; 2, James Devaney; 3, Basil Dearing. Runner beans: 1, Helen Lait; 2, Norman Kelly; 3, Sally Dowds. Leeks: 1, Basil Dealing; 2, Janette Ranson; 3, Bar­ bara Dewhurst. Cour­ gettes: 1, Ed Moorcroft; 2, Helen Lait. Brassica: 1, Basil Dearing; 2, Bill Dewhurst. Beetroot: 1, Janette Ranson; 2, Basil Dearing: 3, Helen Dewhurst. Lettuce: 1, Ed Moorcroft: 2, Ruth Cann; 3, Basil Dearing. Cucum­ ber: 1, Derek Swindle­ hurst; 2, Basil Dearing. Culinary herbs in a jan 1, Susan Ayrton; 2, Helen Dewhurst; 3, Barbara Dewhurst. An oddity: 1, Helen Dewhurst; 2, Jayne Walker; 3, Basil Dearing. Vegetable not categorised: 1, Barbara Dewhurst; 2, Ruth Cann; 3, Helen Lait. Fruits (same variety): 1, Bill Dewhurst: 2, Norman Kelly; 3, Sally Dowds. Floral Art


Arrangement “Credit


Crunch”: 1,Susan Ayrton; 2, Tim Ayrton(Age 7); joint 3, Helen Dewhurst and Derek Swindlehurst. Arrangement in style of Ikebana: 1, Helen Dewhurst; 2,Charlotte Ayrton; 3,Susan Ayrton. Floral decoration for the hair; 1, Susan Ayrton; 2, Charlotte Ayrton; 3, Helen Dewhurst. Garden on a dinner plate: 1, Susan Ajrton; 2, Tabitha Dear­ ing (age 4). Preserves


Spirit based drink: 1,


Kelly. Jelly (any fruit): 1, Ruth Cann; 2, Jan e tte Ranson; 3, Eileen Flatley. Lemon Curd; 1, Emily Jones; 2, Mary Kelly; 3,


Norman Kelly. Fruit based non-alcoholic drink: 1, Janette Ranson. Damson jam: 1, Mary


Diane Buttle. Mar­ malade: 1, Ruth Cann Chutney; 1 , Barbara


Dewhurst; 2, Janette Ranson.


Baking Fruit scones: 1, Mary


Kelly; 2, Elaine Turner; 3, Olive Swindlehurst. Bread (breadmaker): 1, Janet Wood. Bread (tradition­ al): 1, Norman Kelly; 2, Sally Dowds. Victoria Sandwich Cake: 1, Bar­ bara Dewhurst; 2, Olive Swindlehurst; 3, Keith Hutton. Cake made in a loaf tin: 1, Barbara Dewhurst: 2, Sally Dowds; 3, Elaine Turner. Eccles cakes: 1, Barbara Dewhurst. Chocolate cake (Men only): 1, Bill Turn­ er; 2, Bill Dewhurst; 3, Keith Hutton. Sausage rolls: 1, Barbara Dewhurst. Photography


Amateur group: “A


Furry Friend”: 1, Susan Ayrton; 2, Norman Kelly. “A Village Scene”: 1, Jobi Wilkinson: 2, Norman Kelly; 3, Tony Cann. “Focus on a Flower”: 1, Tony Cann; 2, Norman Kelly. Humorous: 1, Nor­ man Kelly. Seascape: 1, Norman Kelly. Happy Snappers Group: “A Funy Friend”: 1, Mary Kelly; 2, Sally Wood; 3, Emily Jones. “A Village Scene”: 1, Janet Wood; 2, Mary Kelly; 3, Derek Swindle- burst. “Focus on a Flower”: 1, Sally Wood; 2, Bill Turner; 3, Elaine Turner. Humorous: 1, Mary Kelly; 2, Emily Jones; 3, Elaine Turner. Seascape: 1, Mary Kelly; 2, Elaine Turner; 3, Sally Wood.


Handicraft Hand-made greetings


card: 1, Norman Kelly: 2, Helen Dewhurst; 3, Mary


Kelly. Photographs show


Anne Huson with her win­ ning Cactus and Mary Kelly with her delicious scones.


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