Liphook Community Magazine Autumn 2018
The Liphook Community Magazine exists to help maintain, encourage and initiate aspects of community life in which individuality, creativeness and mutual fellowship can flourish. It is produced and distributed by volunteers, free, to every household in the Parish of Bramshott and Liphook. It is financed by advertising and donations from individuals and organisations.
The Liphook Community Magazine exists to help maintain, encourage and initiate aspects of community life in which individuality, creativeness and mutual fellowship can flourish. It is produced and distributed by volunteers, free, to every household in the Parish of Bramshott and Liphook. It is financed by advertising and donations from individuals and organisations.
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BRAMSHOTT, LIPHOOK & DISTRICT<br />
Chairman Lesley, Co<br />
Despite the difficult weather, Bramshott, <strong>Liphook</strong> & District<br />
Horticultural Society held their Summer Show last Saturday in<br />
the Church Centre, <strong>Liphook</strong>. Show Secretaries Anne and Sally<br />
were absolutely delighted with the number and quality of entries<br />
in every class. The hall was filled with excellent vegetables and a<br />
variety of roses, sweet peas, cut flowers and fuchsias.<br />
The success story of the day went to Lesley Hollands, the Society’s<br />
chairman, for being the most successful exhibitor winning the<br />
Banksian Medal along with the Arthur Liddiard Cup for her soft<br />
fruit, the Society’s Certificate for best vegetable in the Show, and<br />
the Hallahan Best Exhibit Cup for the overall best exhibit.<br />
The Llewellyn Evans Cup was won by Carole West for being the<br />
best exhibitor in the rose classes. Betty Holt was delighted to<br />
win the Bowlby Cookery Bowl for her cookery exhibits including<br />
homemade lemonade, broad bean dip and blueberry loaf. The<br />
John Caesar Cup for the best exhibit in the mixed cut flower class<br />
was won by Heather Bicknell. Other successful cup winners<br />
were John Gilbert, Margaret Ilsley and Frances Town-Jones who<br />
won the Fuchsia Cup for the seventh time. Sisters Alice and<br />
Olivia Stilwell were surprised and delighted to win the Hugh<br />
Coyte Trophy and the Muriel Caesar Cup.<br />
During the afternoon, the many visitors enjoyed excellent<br />
refreshments baked by Lesley Hollands.<br />
The next Show is on Saturday 1st September in the Church<br />
Centre, <strong>Liphook</strong>. For further information about the Society,<br />
please ring Helen Brown on 01428 722875 or refer to the<br />
Society’s new website at www.liphookhortsoc.org.uk<br />
Anne Govier<br />
The Flower Entries.<br />
General view.<br />
The Mixed Flowers entries won by Heather Bicknell.<br />
Lovely salad ingredients.<br />
Admiring the exhibits.<br />
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