Competition Results 2011

1. BEST SHOP
1a. Window Display to interpret 'It's a Colourful World' (Trophy presented by Wimborne Minster Chamber of Trade)
1 Minster Hairstylists
2 Present Company
3 The Walnut Tree
1b. Overall Outside Display (Trophy presented by The Rising Sun)
1 Minster Hairstylists
2 Reflections
2. BEST DISPLAY OF HANGING OR WALL BASKETS, TUBS OR CONTAINERS
2a. Business Premises (Trophy presented by Canford Crafts Gallery)
1 The Green Man
2 Wimborne Tourist Information
=3 The Rising Sun
=3 Wimborne Model Town 2
2b. Residential Nursing Homes (Trophy presented by East Boro Housing Trust)
1 Nos 12 to 25 Charles Keightley Court
2 Streets Meadow
3 Kilburn House, 9 St Johns Hill
2c. Private Dwelling (Trophy presented by Joy Stride)
1 June Bealing
2 Alan & Janet Rolfe
=3 Gina Hoile
=3 Sheila Denham
=3 Pamela Perkins
3. BEST NEIGHBOURHOOD (GROUP OF HOUSES) (Trophy presented by East Boro Housing Trust)
1 Nos. 5 to 10 Lewens Close
2 Nos. 8,9 & 10 Ingram Walk
3 Chapel Lane
4. BEST GARDEN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WHERE AN ENTRANCE FEE IS PAID (Trophy presented by Cllr & Mrs Robin Cook Town Mayor & Mayoress 2006-2007)
1 Wimborne Model Town
2 The Priests House Museum & Garden
5. BEST PUBLIC HOUSE - OVERALL OUTSIDE DISPLAY
5a. Within Town Boundary (Trophy presented by The Daily Echo)
1 The Green Man
2 The Rising Sun
5b. Country District Within 3 Miles of Town (Trophy presented by Stewarts Nurseries)
1 The Horns Inn
2 Stocks Inn
3 The Barley Mow
6. BEST HOTEL, GUEST HOUSE OR RESTAURANT - OVERALL OUTSIDE DISPLAY (Trophy presented by Image of Wimborne)
1 The Kings Head
2 The Laughing Pot
7. BEST CHURCH / CHURCHYARD / MEMORIAL GARDEN
1 Elim Church, Leigh Road
2 Wimborne Minster Church, High Street
=3 St Johns Church, Leigh road
=3 Wimborne United Reformed Church, Chapel Lane
8. BEST SCHOOL GARDENS OR GROUNDS (Trophy presented by Anthony & Christine Oliver)
1 St. John's First School, St. John's Hill
2 Wimborne First School, School Lane
9. BEST PATIO / BALCONY VISIBLE FROM THE ROAD (Trophy presented by Reg & Eleanor Dunningham)
1 Sue Southern
2 Sheila Denham
3 Alan & Janet Rolfe
10. BEST GARDEN VISIBLE FROM THE ROAD
10a. Annual Garden - Own nomination (Trophy presented by Wimborne Town Lodge of Moose International, in memory of Alec Moore)
1 Gary Hutchings
2 Alan & Janet Rolfe
10b. Perennial Garden - Own nomination (Trophy presented by Wimborne Town Lodge of Moose International)
1 Gary Hutchings
2 Sue Southern
3 Kenlis Horitz
10c. To be Nominated by the Postpersons (Trophy presented by the Royal Mail)
1 Michael Pickford
2 Jenny O'Carroll
3 Alan & Janet Rolfe
10d. New Entry - Own nomination (Trophy presented by the residents of Coppercourt Leaze)
1 John & Ann Burden
2 Annie Chambers
3 Gina Hoile
11. BEST BACK GARDEN (Trophy presented by Councillor Mrs Ivy Ellis - Town Mayor 2002 - 2003)
1 John & Carol Greening
2 David King
3 Martyn Curtler
12. BEST USE OF SPACE AROUND AN APARTMENT BLOCK (Trophy presented by East Boro Housing Trust)
1 Moray Court
2 Nos 12 to 25 Charles Keightley Court (Eileen Nicol)
3 Moorhill Court, Grenville Road (Nancy Smith)
13. BEST HANGING BASKET PRIVATE DWELLING (Trophy presented by Little Banks Nursery)
1 Alan & Janet
2 Cheryl Barnes
3 June Bealing
14. BEST PLANTED DISPLAY IN ARTISTIC CONTAINER (Trophy presented by Wimborne Evening Decorative & Fine Arts Society)
1 Sue Southern
15. EMERGENCY SERVICES - OVERALL DISPLAY (Trophy presented by Quarter Jack Jewellers)
No entrants
16. BEST GARDEN SURROUNDING TOWN SIGN (Trophy presented by Millennium Mayor Cllr. Mrs Diann March)
1 Victoria Road Sign (Derek & Stella Foote)
=2 Leigh Road Sign (Ralph Wyatt)
=2 Tree Stump Sign Poole Road (Keith & Carol Bartlett)
17. BEST ALLOTMENT (SEPARATE ENTRY FORM)
17a. Best Allotment open to all (Trophy presented by Brian & Val Baker)
No entrants
17b. Best Allotment open to those who have never won a prize in this category (A Trophy will be awarded)
No entrants
 

ARTISTS AND POETS BLOOM AGAIN!

The Adult and Schools Competitions for Art and Poetry have again proved very popular. As an integral part of the 2011 Wimborne in Bloom Campaign the full results are shown below. Wimborne in Bloom thanks the participating schools for their ongoing support and Mrs Pam Perry who again kindly sponsored the Poetry Competition. The theme for both competitions this year was "Colours of Nature" and entrants took the opportunity to display many different facets of the colours that surround us.

Wimborne in Bloom were pleased to welcome Frances Shearing, an eminent artist and teacher, who undertook the judging of the adult art competition and gave some very encouraging and informative feedback.

The Schools Competition was judged by the Mayor of Wimborne Minster Cllr. Robin Cook and Cllr. Sue Cook.

Art Competition

Adult category
1Linda Courtney
2Carolyn Jervis
3Rosemary McDonald
HCAnne Gooch, Hilary Paine

In the Schools Competition four local schools participated submitting over 190 entries and the following were selected:

Foundation
1Louis Allen
2Abigail Van Etten
3Albert Van Der Feltz
HCFreya Wakenham
Years 1 & 2
1Harley Richardson
2Ella Ritchie
3Chloe White
HCTom Sheppard and Freya Board
Years 3 & 4
1Abigail Griffin
2Ryan Greenfield
3Zack Redman
HCTomas Barr
Years 5 & 6
HCCharlie White
Years 7 & 8
1Aimee Scrivener
2Eleri Williams
3Megan Mercer
Years 9, 10&11
1Hilary Piesing
2Aaron Rolfe
3James Mizen
 

Poetry Competition

Adult category
1Mike Lawrence
2Annie Chambers
3Vera Coulcher
HCSue Cook
Junior
1Harry Mulcock
2Alice Hawker
3Sophie Holland, Daniel Thomas
HCBeth Galpin & Hal Waller
Primary
1Ben Bryson
2Oscar Wilson-Brown
3Sophie Caballero , Flora Snook
HCRuth Boyle, Cassie Sinfield

Prizes will be presented at the Wimborne in Bloom Prize-giving, to be held at Allenbourn Middle School, East Borough, Wimborne Minster, on Saturday 17th September 2011 at 2.30pm for Children and 3.30pm for Adults together with winners in all other categories of the 2011 Campaign.

Wimborne in Bloom wish to thank all entrants for the high standard of their work and for supporting these competitions which, together with the support of sponsors, has made the competitions so successful in confirming the talent of Wimborne's artists and poets.