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Latest newsletter – number 30, December 2012 – out NOW!

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This month:

  • News of our new rectorChristmas
  • Events in the Parish and further afield
  • Report from our Cornwall Councillor, John Turner
  • Are you under 15? You can take part in our competition to win a small cash prize

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Contents of Newsletter number 30:

Editorial
Make a Contribution
Announcements & Small Ads
Parish Hall
From our Cornwall Representative
Competition for under-15s
New Rector For South Hill

News
Fairtrade
Womens Institute
Merlin Project
Trevigro Heating Group
Events
Guess Who?

If you want to write a letter to the editor, or contribute to our next newsletter please call or email
Sue ( editor@south-hill.co.uk or telephone 382397)

South Hill Connection Congratulates Show Winners

At the 53rd Horticultural Show in the Parish Hall, Golberdon, there was a very good display of vegetables, cut flowers and pot plants in spite of the abundance of slugs and snails in everyone’s garden.  The  cookery classes were excellent, beautiful floral displays to admire, handicrafts and photography.  Competition was brisk in most classes.  There was keen competition for the trophy for most points won by Lilian Jones, who entered 29 classes.  After viewing all the exhibits, there were cream teas to be enjoyed.  The weather in the afternoon was ideal, with many local people coming to enjoy the event.

The day’s events concluded with the presentation of trophies by David and Sarah Short, who congratulated  the committee and all exhibitors for a wonderful show.

David and Sarah were presented with a basket of fruit by Darcy and Tobias Easton.

There were 350 entries  from 58 exhibitors.

Trophy winners:

Committee Cup for most points in the Show                          Lilian Jones

KJ Uglow Cup for the runner up                                              Norman Trewartha

Cup third place most points in show                                       Wendy Trewin

Barbara Ede Trophy, new entrant with most points                Alison Humphreys

EC Pomroy Trophy for most pts in Floral Art classes             Lilian Jones

Maureen Hindle Trophy for best exhibit in Floral Art                 Jill Reynolds

Cup for the best cut flowers in the Show                                  Andrea Hill

F Eggins Memorial Trophy, most pts in Cut Flower classes    Wendy Trewin

Toogood Cup, best exhibit in pot plants                                    Sue Palmer

G Rickard Memorial Trophy for most pts in                              Norman Trewartha
vegetable classes

H Trewartha Cup for the best exhibit in vegetable classes      Kim Howat

Cup for the best collection of vegetables                                 Colin Kinsman

Buckingham Trophy for the most points in handicrafts            Andrea Hill

Cup for the best exhibit in  handicrafts                                     Sallie Waring

Mrs S Rickard Cup for the most points in cookery classes     Wendy Trewin

Cup for Best Exhibit in Cookery classes                                  Wendy Trewin

Sheila Cup for most points in photography                              Alison Humphreys

Best entry in photography classes                                           Marina Herbert

Parish Council Miss Alvery Cup for local child with most pts  Emily Robbins

Cup for child gaining the most points 5yrs and under              Emily Robbins

Cup for  child gaining most points 6 – 10 yrs                           Thomas Barriball

Cup for child gaining most points 11 to 15 yrs                          Isla Jago

RHG Gimblett Cup for best photo taken by a child                   Freya Eldred
in childrens’ classes

South Hill Horticultural Show – 53rd Year

South Hill Show

Ready for judging

On Saturday August 18th 2012 the rain stopped for a day to allow us to enjoy our annual “Flower Show”.

Vegetable entries

It has been a difficult year for fruit, vegetables and flowers, making it even more of a challenge than usual, but entries were of a high standard even so.  Ken Trewin and Norman Trewartha battled for top prizes in the vegetable categories as usual, but with stiff competition from Kim Howat and Colin Kinsman.

Orange and Sultana Cake

 

 

 

There was a fine range of food entries, with twelve people opting to enter the Orange and Sultana Cake from the recipe included in the Programme.  Elizabeth Howat won first prize in this category.

Animals made out of vegetables

Winning a cup was even more of a victory in the children’s sections, as there were so many entries in each class.  All entries were excellent – so good in fact that all of the six “Animals Made Out Of Vegetables” were awarded First Prize!

There was also a raffle, tombola stall, car boot sale, and cream teas with a gazebo outside because the weather was perfect.

All in all another successful Show, thanks to the Show committee Marina Herbert, Jill Reynolds, Andrea Hill, Cat  & Lucy Ede….
and the officers Jenny Jane, Jill Long, Isabelle Ramage, Wendy Trewin, Myra Locock, Sue Palmer, Peggy Ede, Susan Hicks, John Tidball.

TrophiesSpecial thanks also go to the judges, Roger Finnamore (vegetables), Mary Gage (Floral Art), Owen Hoskin (cut flowers and pot plants), Alison Gribble (cookery and preserves), Jacqui Martin (handicrafts), Dorothy Bricknell (children’s classes) and Dr David Price (photography). Prizes were presented by David and Sarah Short.

South Hill Connection, Issue 27, June 2012 – out now

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Contents of Newsletter number 27:

Editorial
Make a Contribution
Announcements & Small Ads
Parish Hall
From our Cornwall Representative
Events
Gardening
Competition for under—15s

Floral days
W.I
Parish Council News
Merlin Project
Linda Scott’s Photographs
East Cornwall Bach Choir
Update Children’s Play Area