Here are the results for the 2012 show held on 1st September.

Trophies

Vegetable Cup - Giles Sims.
G. S. Neal Cup for Fruit - Florence Curson.
Flower Cup - Giles Sims.
Floral Decoration Cup - Mandy Troxler.
Domestic Cup - Maureen Wibberley.
Rose Bowl - Shirin Kiral.
Coaley W.I. Cup for Arts and Crafts - Sam Sirett.
Jean Steel Cup for Children - William Burrows.
Billet Cup for Children - Jack Cook.
Frank Workman Rose Bowl - Andre Troxler.
Winnie Brooks Cup for the Most Beautiful Flower - Ann Bahcheli.
Major Memorial Award - Giles Sims.
Wooden Spoon - Mark Leach.
Cospa Cup for Photography - Don Payne.
Garden Challenge Cup - Giles Sims.

Results

Section A - Vegetables

1: Runner beans - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: T. Bahcheli.
2: French beans - 1st: S. Cook; 2nd: T. Bahcheli; 3rd: S. Roper.
3: Globe beetroot - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: J. Prout; 3rd: J. Bryant.
4: Long rooted carrots - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: T. Bahcheli.
5: Stump rooted carrots - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: J. Attwooll.
6: Cabbages - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: L. Wilcox; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
8: Onions, from sets - 1st: A. Troxler; 2nd: A. Troxler; 3rd: S. Roper.
10: Leeks - 1st: G. Sims.
11: White potatoes - 1st: C. Archer; 2nd: P. Skirrow; 3rd: T. Bahcheli.
12: Coloured potatoes - 1st: T. Bahcheli; 2nd: P. Skirrow; 3rd: P. Skirrow.
13: Heaviest marrow - 1st: G. Sims.
14: Longest runner bean - 1st: T. Bahcheli; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: G. Sims.
15: Courgettes - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: S. Cook; 3rd: T. Bahcheli.
16: Indoor cucumbers - 1st: T. Bahcheli; 2nd: T. Bahcheli; 3rd: G. Sims.
17: Any other vegetable - 1st: S. Kiral; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: G. Sims.
18: Mini collection of vegetables - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: T. Bahcheli; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
19: Vegetable of unusual shape - 1st: A. Hambling; 2nd: S. Roper; 3rd: S. Kiral.

Section B - Fruit

20: Green tomatoes - 1st: T. Bahcheli; 2nd: S. Kiral; 3rd: L. Wilcox.
21: Truss of tomatoes - 1st: T. Bahcheli; 2nd: S. Kiral; 3rd: S. Kiral.
22: Medium tomatoes - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: L. Wilcox.
23: Small tomatoes - 1st: S. Kiral; 2nd: S. Roper; 3rd: T. Bahcheli.
24: Cooking apples - 1st: R. Gates; 2nd: P. Grimwood; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
25: Eating apples - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: F. Porter; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
26: Eating pears - 1st: P. Grimwood; 2nd: G. Sims; 3rd: T. Bahcheli.
27: Plums - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: T. Bahcheli; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
28: Any other fruit - 1st: S. Cook; 2nd: L. Payne; 3rd: G. Sims.

Section C - Flowers

29: Chrysanthemum sprays - 1st: G. Sims.
30: Sweet peas - 1st: A. Bahcheli; 2nd: F. Porter; 3rd: G. Sims.
31: Dahlias, pompom blooms - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: G. Sims.
32: Dahlias, large - 1st: F. Curson; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: G. Sims; H C: P. Grimwood.
33: Four single roses - 1st: A. Bahcheli; 2nd: A. Troxler; 3rd: A. Troxler.
34: One specimen rose, single - 1st: A. Troxler; 2nd: P. Grimwood; 3rd: A. Bahcheli; H C: S. Roper.
35: Cluster roses - 1st: A. Troxler; 2nd: J. Prout; 3rd: A. Bahcheli; H C: P. Grimwood.
36: Miniature rose blooms in a vase - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: A. Bahcheli.
37: Nasturtiums - 1st: J. Attwooll; 2nd: G. Sims; 3rd: J. Prout; H C: M. McDowell.
38: A single garden flower - 1st: P. Grimwood; 2nd: A. Bahcheli; 3rd: G. Sims; H C: J. Carter.
39: Two spikes of flowers - 1st: A. Bahcheli; 2nd: F. Curson; 3rd: P. Grimwood; H C: A. Bahcheli.
40: Mixed pansies - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: P. Grimwood.
41: Mixed garden flowers - 1st: G. Sims; 2nd: P. Grimwood; 3rd: F. Curson; H C: A. Bahcheli; H C: J. Prout; H C: J. Bryant.
42: Mixed culinary herbs - 1st: A. Bahcheli; 2nd: G. Sims; 3rd: J. Bryant.
43: A fuchsia in a pot - 1st: G. Sims.
44: Cactus or succulent in a pot - 1st: S. Roper; 2nd: A. Bahcheli; 3rd: G. Sims; H C: A. Bahcheli; H C: P. Grimwood.
45: Best flowering plant in a pot - 1st: J. Carter; 2nd: G. Sims; 3rd: J. Bryant.
46: Best foliage plant in a pot - 1st: J. Bryant; 2nd: G. Sims; 3rd: A. Bahcheli.

Section D - Floral Decoration

47: An arrangement of mixed garden flowers - 1st: M. Troxler; 2nd: M. McDowell; 3rd: P. Grimwood.
49: "Lovely Leaves" - 1st: M. Troxler; 2nd: P. Grimwood.
50: "An Olympic Sport" - 1st: P. Grimwood.
51: Floating flowers - 1st: M. Troxler; 2nd: P. Grimwood; 3rd: M. McDowell.
52: A dried flower arrangement - 1st: M. Troxler; 2nd: P. Grimwood.

Section E - Home Economics

53: A ratatouille - 1st: M. Gregg; 2nd: L. Wilcox; 3rd: V. Sprague.
54: A savoury flan - 1st: J. Carter; 2nd: M. Wibberley; 3rd: V. Sprague.
55: A cottage loaf - 1st: L. Wilcox; 2nd: I. Farmer; 3rd: N. Sprague.
56: Chocolate cake - 1st: M. Wibberley; 2nd: I. Farmer; 3rd: J. Lumley.
57: Millionaires shortbread - 1st: M. Leach; 2nd: C. Eardley; 3rd: J. Cook.
58: Florentines - 1st: V. Sprague; 2nd: I. Farmer; 3rd: M. Wibberley.
59: A blackberry and apple crumble - 1st: N. Sprague; 2nd: M. Wibberley; 3rd: P. Bozworth.
60: Cheese scones - 1st: P. Bozworth; 2nd: M. Wibberley; 3rd: P. Archer.
61: A jar of home-made chutney - 1st: J. Attwooll; 2nd: J. Attwooll; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
62: A jar of home-made jam - 1st: S. Kiral; 2nd: G. Carter; 3rd: M. Leach.
63: A jar of home-made marmalade - 1st: S. Kiral; 2nd: J. Attwooll; 3rd: V. Sprague.
64: A jar of home-made jelly - 1st: J. Cook; 2nd: S. Kiral; 3rd: A. Gates.
66: Parkin - 1st: M. Leach; 2nd: C. Carter; 3rd: T. Porter.
67: Home produced eggs - 1st: J. Cook; 2nd: J. Attwooll; 3rd: F. Porter.

Section F - Arts and Crafts

68: A pair of placemats - 1st: A. Skirrow; 2nd: P. Currin; 3rd: J. Coleman.
69: A premature baby cardigan - 1st: J. Lumley; 2nd: M. Troxler; 3rd: P. Grimwood.
70: A cross-stitch celebration card - 1st: S. Sirett; 2nd: P. Grimwood; 3rd: P. Grimwood.
71: An artificial flower - 1st: J. Attwooll; 2nd: J. Attwooll; 3rd: S. Sirett.
72: A wood carving - 1st: J. Attwooll; 2nd: J. Veale; 3rd: J. Attwooll; H C: J. Attwooll; H C: J. Veale; H C: J. Veale; H C: D. Attwooll.
74: A seascape - 1st: M. Troxler; 2nd: M. Troxler; 3rd: P. Currin; H C: B. Priest.
75: Wild flowers - 1st: A. Gates; 2nd: B. Priest; 3rd: P. Currin; H C: P. Currin.
76: The Olympics - 1st: B. Priest; 2nd: P. Currin; 3rd: S. Hyslop.
77: A piece of jewellery - 1st: A. Gates; 2nd: V. Sprague; 3rd: J. Attwooll.
78: "Purple" - 1st: A. Skirrow; 2nd: S. Sirett; 3rd: S. Sirett.
79: A limerick - 1st: S. Sirett; 2nd: A. Sprague; 3rd: P. Bozworth.

Section G - Photography

80: Coaley - 1st: D. Spence; 2nd: D. Spence; 3rd: S. Sirett.
81: Working the land - 1st: A. Daniels; 2nd: J. Carter; 3rd: D. Payne.
82: Twisted - 1st: A. Sprague; 2nd: D. Payne; 3rd: S. Sirett.
83: Mini beasts - 1st: N. Sprague; 2nd: D. Payne; 3rd: D. Payne.

Section H - Children's

84: My favourite sandwich - 1st: J. Cook; 2nd: L. Burrows.
85: A picture of a space monster - 1st: A. Spiers; 2nd: L. Burrows; 3rd: T. Binns; H C: M. Binns; H C: J. Cook.
86: Flowers in a mug - 1st: J. Cook; 2nd: L. Burrows.
87: A gingerbread man - 1st: F. Gates; 2nd: W. Burrows; 3rd: F. Spiers; H C: P. Spiers; H C: L. Hickey.
88: Origami - 1st: W. Burrows; 2nd: F. Spiers; 3rd: P. Spiers; H C: L. Hickey; H C: F. Gates.
89: A garden in a seed tray - 1st: W. Burrows; 2nd: L. Hickey; 3rd: F. Spiers; H C: P. Spiers; H C: F. Gates.
90: Cup cakes - 1st: J. Leigh; 2nd: P. Hickey; 3rd: M. Spiers.
91: A design for wrapping paper - 1st: M. Spiers.

Coaley Produce Show was first held in 1942. It is always held the first Saturday in September, in the Village Hall. Every household receives a copy of the schedule through their door, inviting them to exhibit in the Vegetable, Fruit, Flower or Floral Decoration classes, Home Economics, Arts and Crafts or Children's classes. Entry forms are taken to the Village Hall on the preceding Wednesday between 5pm and 8pm and exchanged for numbers to ensure secrecy. The Show is open to public viewing at 2pm on show day, followed by teas, an auction and prizegiving. Cups are awarded for the most points in each section.

The Committee also stages a Garden Challenge Cup competition, the last Sunday in July. Features are changed each year and have included hanging baskets, tubs and troughs and whole gardens. Coaley is blessed with many beautiful gardens and we would encourage you to enter as gardeners value the informal chats and hints and tips received from the judges.

The AGM is held in the autumn followed by a light-hearted talk. The Committee would welcome new members, only 2 meetings per year to attend plus Show day. We are proud to have kept the Village tradition going for so long, with approx. 500 entries being staged by almost 100 people every year. Come and see.