The show was held at Ysgol Glannau Gwaun. As well as a chance to enter and view the exhibits, there were cream teas and a splendid raffle with more than 30 prizes.
Visitors to the show enjoyed viewing a wide variety of entries from cucumbers to chess sets as well as home grown flowers, fruit and veg, homemade wine, quilts and plenty of crafts and home baking.
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(Image: Western Telegraph) Notable entries came from Lloyd Nelmes who had 49 entries, winning three trophies as well as 10 first prizes, twelve second prizes and six third prizes for his array of organic vegetables, fruit, flowers and jam.
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(Image: Western Telegraph) Another champion was Phillip Devonald who won six trophies for his award-winning pot plants, potatoes, onions and carrots.
“What a great day we had at the show today,” said the gardening club’s Kay Anderson.
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“Thanks to everyone who helped us run it: the movers and shifters of tables and equipment; the admin team for sorting everything from schedules to prize money; the companies and businesses who donated raffle prizes; the volunteers running the raffle; the team in the kitchen.
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(Image: Western Telegraph) “Chris for making the cakes to sell; the sweepers and tidy uppers; the stewards and judges and all of you who donated prizes for the raffle, entered your exhibits and the school for allowing us to use the venue and open and closing for us. Thanks to Billy the Mayor for presenting the cups and everyone for tidying up at the end.”
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(Image: Western Telegraph) Goodwick and District Gardening Club located in Wern Road, Goodwick. The club is open every Saturday morning for gardening supplies and plenty of helpful advice.
For more information search for Goodwick and District Gardening Club on Facebook.
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