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Buckley Cheer Leaders - Horse Logging demonstrationTeddy Bear Parachuting - Artisan Foods - Bouncy Castle Fairground Rides - Gun Dog Demo - Classic VehiclesMr Magico - Beer Tent - Photo Exhibition - Book StallTraditional Competitions - Harpist - Mersey Morris Men
Adults £3.00; Teenagers under 18 and Children over 2 : £1.00.Free Car Park (at owner’s risk, CH7 5NN) More Information at www.cilcainshow.org.uk
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CONTENTSScarecrow Competition ……................................................................ 3About Cilcain Show .………………………………………………………. 4The Show Officers and Notes for Exhibitors ....................................... 5Programme of Events ................................….…………....................... 7Home Section, The Poggi Cup ………….………………..…….............. 9Home Section, Children’s Competition, Open Section, Ladies’ Cake 11Home Section, Gentleman’s Competition ............................................ 13Garden Section …………...…………….……………............………...... 15Cut Flower Section, Salter Cup............................................................. 17Flower Arrangement Section including Children’s section ….….... ...... 19Handicraft Section ………………………………..….…….….................. 21Art and Design Competition Junior, Senior & Adult Section……........ 23Photography Competition including Young Persons’ Class ................ 27Fun Dog Show ……….………………………………………................… 29Moel Famau Mountain Race ...……………………………..................… 31Junior Fell Race ……………………………………………...................… 33Children’s & Adults’ Fancy Dress ........................................................ 35Children’s Races .….…….…….….….….….….….….………………….. 35
St. Mary’s church will be open on Show Day when visitors will be mostwelcome. A Steward will be on hand to talk about our beautiful church andits history and guided tours will be offered.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Horse Logging demonstrationBuckley Cheer Leader PerformanceArtisan Foods & Traditional Tea Tent
Clwyd Retriever Club Gun Dog DemonstrationLive Art Classes - Photo exhibition by Mold Camera Club
Teddy Bear Parachuting from the Church Tower Face PaintingGRAND DRAW - £200 FIRST PRIZE with many other prizes
Display of tractors and other vehicles, ancient and modernFancy dress parade, children & adults - Children’s Races
Tug of War Competition - Gwernaffield Silver BandCilcain Village Scarecrow Competition open to all
Punch and Judy & magic show by Mr MagicoDemonstration of Wood TurningBuskers in the Village Square
Refreshments served from 11.00a.m.
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Indoor Market, Mold.Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays
Tel. 07977 722100
The Fish Artist from FleetwoodPete Reader
Seafood Specialist
Scarecrow CompetitionJudge: T.B.A.
Steward: Amanda Griffiths (tel. 01352 740872).
Welcome to the 7th Cilcain Scarecrow Competition.We'd like to involve as many households as possible, so get thewhole family thinking of their original ideas now! Please displayyour scarecrow on your property where it can be seen from theroad during the week before the show, but bring it to the churchyard 10-10:30am on show day for judging. (Scarecrows left at
owners risk).The competition is open to everyone.
The competition theme is open
Your scarecrow should be given a title and will be judged on it’s Variety and Suitability ofMaterials and Originality and Personality. Minimum size 24” (60cm). Please bring it tothe church yard 10-10:30am on show day for judging at 11:00am. H a n d in your entryform or register on the morning if you want a chance to win one of three prize donated bythe W.I.
Further information and entry forms from:Steward: Amanda Griffiths (tel. 740872) or from the Show web site www.cilcainshow.org.ukWould you like some tips on how to make a scarecrow? Visit www.cilcainshow.org.uk
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Phone: 01352 741299
Email: [email protected]
Proud to Sponser Cilcain Show.
Cilcain Show
Although Cilcain Show has graduallychanged and grown down the years,the spirit of the old society remains.Traditional competitions bring to-gether the community in joint en-deavour for enjoyment and interest,while new ideas for entertainmentare regularly introduced to keep theshow fresh.
Each year a committee of village folksupported by local residents workhard to make the show a successand always welcome additional vol-unteers with new ideas.
The show attracts about 4,000 visi-tors and raises funds for the churchand local community.
Sioe Cilcain
Er bod Sioe Cilcain wedi newid a datbly-gu dros y blynyddoedd, mae synnwyrcryf o gymuned yn bodoli o hyd. Ar ymaes mae ’na gystadlaethau sy’n dodâ’r gymuned at ei gilydd, gyda phobl yncydweithio i roi mwynhad i rai sydd âdiddordebau gwahanol.
Hefyd, mae syniadau newydd yn caeleu cyflwyno yn gyson o ran cynnal apêly sioe. Bob blwyddyn, bydd y pwyllgor aphobl y pentref yn gweithio’n galed iawner mwyn sicrhau bod y sioe yn llwyddi-annus. Rydym yn croesawu gwirfoddol-wyr newydd sydd â syniadau newydd.
Bob blwyddyn, mae tua phedair mil obobl yn ymweld â’r sioe, ac yn codiarian at gronfeydd yr eglwys a’r gy-muned.
The Show Committee is grateful for the support of Cilcain Residents and themany patrons and sponsors including the use of the field for car parking.
Show OfficersChairman of the Cilcain Show Committee: Simon Kneale. [email protected], Programme & Web Site : Phil Parsons : (01352 219168).Dog Show, Trophies & Prizes Secretary : Amanda Griffiths : (01352 740872).Entertainments : Derek May: (01352 741123).Field Infrastructure Captain : Jim Edwards :(7855374594 [email protected]).Grand Draw : Lesley Williams : (01352 740714).Home & Garden : Judith Van Schaik : (01352 741660) & Phil May : (01352 741123).Mountain Race : John Heppenstall : [email protected] Secretary : John Foxlee : (01352 810677) : [email protected]: Sarah Kneale & Angela Parsons: [email protected] : (01352 219168).A complete list of Show Officers can be found at www.cilcainshow.org.ukGuests of honour: Mr Peter and Mrs Susan Richards.
Special Notes for all exhibitors (except for the dog show)
1) Each exhibitor must have a separate number.2) An exhibitor may enter one exhibit only in each class.3) Each entry is judged individually.4) All exhibits must be grown,or made by the exhibitor. In the Flower Arrange-
ments, bought flowers may be used.5) Registration of exhibits for competition judging starts at 8.30am. Art and
Design should be brought to the village hall between 11-12am on Sunday25th August. Photography competition exhibits must be staged by 9.30am. All other exhibits must be staged by 10.00 am on show day.
6) Competitions are open to amateurs only.7) All exhibits may be entered free of charge. Items NOT donated to the auction
must be collected between 3.40 and 3.55 p.m.8) The committee reserves the right to refuse an exhibit and accept no responsibil-
ity for any loss or damage to exhibits.9) All trophies are held for one year only and must be returned by the next show
day.10) Age, where specified, is at the date of the show.11) Previous exhibits in Cilcain Show are ineligible.12) Admission to the show-ground and participation in events are at your own risk.
H.L.Williams Challenge Cup.When registering exhibits with the Competition Stewards in the Marquee and Village Hallonly, please inform them that you are one of a household from the parishes of Cilcain,Nannerch or Rhydymwyn wishing to compete for the Challenge Cup, an overall awardfor the family with most points.
The Cilcain Show web site can be found at www.cilcainshow.org.ukPlease check our web site for the latest Show information
To find out more about the village of Cilcain visit the village site atwww.cilcaintoday.org.uk
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Gavin Thomas – 07468 703018
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Do you like Cilcain Show?Please let us know what you like about our show and what you think we could do toimprove it. The show has always been popular, but you could help us make it better.
We need new volunteers to help immediately before, during and after the show and totake over from members of our committee who are retiring, often after many years ofrewarding service. If the Cilcain Show is important to you please contact one of theshow’s officers listed on page 5 and find out how you can help our show continue intothe future. Or email us at : [email protected].
Events and times may be subject to change - please check web site for updateswww.cilcainshow.org.uk
Show Field Main Arena Church11.00am Show opens.
Refreshment tent openLive Art with Linda Morris(Village Hall, repeating)
Mountain & Junior raceregistration
11.30am Gwernaffield Silver Bandperform
Mold Camera ClubPhotography Exhibition
11.45am Gwernaffield Silver Bandperform
Refreshments in the ChurchNorth Isle open
12 noon Dog Show Registration Buckley Cheer Leaders Junior Fell Race StartsTeddy Bear Registration
12.15pm Buckley Cheer Leaders Cilcain Ladies Harpists play12.30pm Punch & Judy Show Mersey Morris Men12.45pm Fancy Dress Parade
(Children & Adults)Guided Tour of the Church
1.00pm Dog Show Judging Children’s Races Mountain Race StartsChurch Tour
1.15pm Gwernaffield Silver Band Children’s Races Buskers in village squareMersey Morris Men
1.30pm Children’s Races Mountain Race winners return
1.45pm Mr Magico Magic Show Mountain Race entrants return
2.00m Mr Magico2.30pm Punch & Judy Young Farmers Display Organist performs3.00pm Trophies Presentation Teddy Bear Parachuting3.30pm Buckley Cheer Leaders Cilcain ladies harpist play4.00pm Grand Draw4.15pm Auction
Programme of Events 20198.30 am Registration of Exhibits commences.
The Clwyd Retriever Club was formed in 1970and is based at Gwysaney Hall near Mold, bykind permission of the late Capt. and MrsDavies-Cooke. Now his son Richard and wifeSarah are continuing to support the ClwydRetriever Club.We meet for training classes every week fromApril until the end of August.
Classes range from Puppy and Beginner, where dogs are taught basicobedience, to stop and come to a whistle, and simple retrieves, toClasses for Novice and Open standard dogs and owners. We runWorking tests, Novice and Open Trials and take part in interclubCompetitions. We also run scurries and demonstrations at countryfairs.Whether you are interested in just having an obedient dog or want togo further, to work or compete with your dog, come along and see if thisis for you. Please find further information on our website.
www.clwydretrieverclub.co.uk8
T: 01352 771 123 M: 07787 397488E: [email protected] W: www.micary.co.uk
Twmpath, Ffordd Top Y Rhos, Treuddyn, Mold, CH7 4NE
We can personalise your garments or those of your horse
Judge : Mrs Anne Richards (Ruthin)Steward : Mrs Jean Thomas (01352 740056)Poggi CupEnter as many classes as you like. Points will be awarded to exhibits placed 1st,2nd and 3rd in Classes 1-11. The exhibitor with the highest total score will beawarded the Cup.Section A Preserves1 jar not less than 350 g(12oz) labelled and dated:CLASS 1 Raspberry jamCLASS 2 Strawberry jamCLASS 3 Marmalade1 jar not more than 225 g (8oz) labelled and dated:CLASS 4 Jar Lemon CurdCLASS 5 Jar Redcurrant jellySection B Home bakingCLASS 6 Chocolate sandwich with chocolate butter creamCLASS 7 5 Cheese sconesCLASS 8 Apple Pie (Pastry top and bottom)CLASS 9 5 Sausage rollsCLASS 10 Shortbread RoundCLASS 11 Lemon Drizzle cake tray bake
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Home Section
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Glass & Mirrors cut to sizeRock Door Suppliers
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FENSA
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Local community-run shop and café, open daily.Find us inside Cilcain Village Hall, The Square, Cilcain.
Everyone welcome to browse, buy or relax with drinks andsnacks. Take-away hot drinks available and we will refill water
bottles for free.
Card payment options available,with minimum spend only £1.
We are happy to accept bookings for large walking orcycling groups (advance notice essential).
We also handle sales of tickets for local showsand fishing permits.
Our shop is run by volunteers. A huge thank you to you all!If you are interested in volunteering in the shop,
please let us know!
Open During the ShowPop in and see us to find out more!
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Children’s ClassesCLASS 12 (5-7) 5 Decorated biscuitsCLASS 13 (8-11) 5 Decorated biscuitsCLASS 14 (12-16) 5 Chocolate cup cakesPrizes will be awarded to the judges favourite exhibit in classes 12 to 14 taking ageinto considerationPrizes will be awarded as follows: winner £5 and the runner up £2 in each group.
Sarah Brennen Cup. This cup will be awarded to the judge’s favourite exhibit inclasses 12 - 14, taking age in consideration.
Ladies Baking Competition.Class 18: Ladies Cake : Easy Boiled Fruit CakeIngredients: 350g \ 12ozs Mixed dried fruit, 100g \ 4ozs Caster sugar, 100g \ 4ozsButter or margarine, 1\4 pint Water, 2 medium Eggs, 225g \ 8ozs Self Raising Flour,2lb loaf tin
Method1. Heat oven to 160C\325F\Gas mark 2
Grease an 18cm\7inch cake tin2. Place fruit,sugar,margarine and water in a pan,simmer slowly with the lid on for 20 minutes.3. Allow to cool, then add beaten egg and stir in the flour4. Pour into prepared tin and bake for about 45 minutes.
Home Section
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Located on a hillside plateau towards Rhes y Cae.Affordable, new Holiday Homes for Sale.
Please see our website for details : www.fronfarmcaravanpark.co.ukWe have fabulous views across to the Clwydian Range AONB and Moel Famau.
Our Holiday Homes are set on grassy fields with private hard standing driveways● Coded barrier access - Shop - 2 Play Parks
● Laundrette - Complimentary Park WiFi - CCTV - Electric hook up pointsWe also accept Touring Caravans and Tents.
Reception open daily.
Directions: From Cilcain cross over “Star Crossing” on the A541 Mold/ Denbigh Roadtowards Rhes y Cae. We are 1 mile on the right. Fron Farm. Hendre, Near Mold,
CH75QW. Tel: 01352 741482 Email : [email protected]
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Home SectionClass 19 : Gentleman’s Baking CompetitionClass 19: Marmalade & Fruit LoafIngredients: 250 ml of water, 226g / 8oz sultanas, 50g / 2oz butter, 300g / 10ozself raising flour, 198g / 7oz soft brown sugar, Pinch of salt, 2 dessertspoons ofMedium Cut Orange Marmalade, 2 large eggs, beaten
Instructions:Grease and line a 2lb loaf tin.Put the water, sultanas, butter and Medium Cut Orange Marmalade in a pan.Bring to the boil for a few minutes then leave to go cold.Add the sugar and beaten eggs and stir until well combined.Mix in the flour and salt.Pour the cake mixture into the lined tin and ensure the mixture is level.Cook for approximately 45 minutes to one hour or until a skewer placed in thecentre comes out clean.
Leave to cool in the tin before slicing.Oven temp. 180C \ 160C fan \ Gas 4
Prize: a bottle of whiskey
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Garden Section
LLEWELLYN GRIFFITHS CUP Awarded for the Best Exhibit in Classes 20-40.
Class 21 2 Onions – large (each over 250g)Class 23 6 ShallotsClass 25 8 Cherry Type Tomatoes Class 27 3 Carrots with topsClass 29 2 Red PeppersClass 31 3 LeeksClass 33 1 CauliflowerClass 35 6 Pods of PeasClass 37 6 French BeansClass 39 1 Cabbage
Judge: Mr Robert Mackey, NorthopSteward: Colin & Alwena Jackson.RUSHWORTH CUPEnter as many classes as you like. Points will be awarded to exhibits placed in1st,2dn and 3rd. The highest total score from Classes 20 – 40 wins the Cup!Class 20 3 Beetroot with topsClass 22 2 Onions – small (each 250g or under)Class 24 5 PotatoesClass 26 4 medium TomatoesClass 28 1 CucumberClass 30 4 RadishesClass 32 1 LettuceClass 34 4 CourgettesClass 36 6 Pods of Mange Tout or SnapClass 38 6 Runner BeansClass 40 Bunch of 4 different varieties of herbs in water NEW! A SEPARATE PRIZE FOR THE
MOST KNOBBLY CARROT WITH A NAME!Winner will get a basket with fruits and vegs!
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Judge : Mrs Gill Hodson (Mold)(To be judged in accordance with NAFAS Regulations)Steward : Mrs Jane Scholes
SALTER CUPAwarded to the exhibitor with the most points in classes 41-47Class 41: 10 stems of sweet peas Class 42: 5 dahliasClass 43: 3 stems of hydrangeas Class 44: 5 rudbeckiaClass 45: 5 stems of roses Class 46: 5 michaelmas daisiesClass 47: 3 chrysanthemums
Cut Flower Section
Gwilym Williams
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Mobile : 07890 306086Complete exterior window cleaning for as little as £10.00.
Water fed pole system to clean the windowsPlease phone to arrange a quote.
Restaurant and Wine Bar
Mold - Denbigh Road (A541)
Melin-y-Wern, Nr. Mold,Flintshire, CH7 5RH
[email protected]. 01352 741279
www.thecherrypieinn.co.uk
Fully Licensed Free House
Open 6 days a week all the year round(closed Sunday evenings and all day Monday)
Food Service : 12 noon - 2.30p.m. Evenings 7.00 - 9.30p.m.Table reservations are recommended
Celebrating 52 years of tradingAudrey, David Snowdon-Jones and Family look forward to seeing you
ARTISAN
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CONSERVATORIES AND WINDOWS LTD.www.artisanconservatories.co.uk
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Showroom & AccountsColomendy House
Vale RoadDenbigh
DenbighshireLL16 3DF
Tel: Denbigh (01745) 812323Tel: Mold (01352) 758484
Fax: (01745) 816817
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Judge : Mrs Gill Hodson (Mold)Steward : Mrs Jane Scholes (01352 740983)Harold Mack CupAwarded to exhibitor with most points in Classes 48- 54Class 48: Informal arrangement in a jam jarClass 49: Pot - et –fleur, a group of growing plants combined with cut flowers in one basic containerClass 50: A small, wrapped gift with flower/ foliage decoration.Class 51: Autumn arrangement containing flowers, foliage, fruit and or seeds.Class 52: Arrangement in an unusual containerClass 53: Arrangement of 3 flowersClass 54: Table centrepiece for a christeningBarbara Williams Rosebowl - Awarded for best exhibit in classes 48-54CHILDREN’S SECTIONPrizes will be awarded as follows: winner £5, runner up £2, in each classClass 55: Age 6-11 years inclusive: a small garden for a tiny imaginary being,containing cut or growing flowers and accompaniments. Size should not exceed40cm in all directions.Class 56: Age12-16years inclusive: a small garden for a small character, con-taining cut or growing flowers and accompaniments. Size should not exceed40cm in all directions.Eric Proffit Cup for children under 12 years:Class 57: A decorated pot growing cress, grass or alfalfa seeds.
Flower Arrangement Section
Make your event a special day to remember withJane & Phil’s Ice Cream Van Hire
Based in North Wales we supply high quality freshice cream, top brand ice lollies and ice cold slush toall manner of events and functions.Our two Mercedes vans, Mr and Mrs Whippy, willadd class and fun to any occasion.
Tel. Jane: 07587 704425 or Phil: 07791 585972www.janeandphilsicecream.co.uk janeandphilsicecreamvanhire
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Lucy Palmer’s
Develop your physical & mental inner core strength
SUNDAY9.00am Gwernymynydd Village Centre, Ruthin Road, Gwernymynydd, CH7 4AF
MONDAY10.30am & 8.00pm: The Hawarden Institute, 1 Glynn Way, Hawarden, CH5 3NS.6.00pm Gwernymynydd Village Centre, Ruthin Road, Gwernymynydd, CH7 4AF
WEDNESDAY9.30am & 10.30am Higher Kinnerton Village Hall, on corner of Main Road & Bennetts Lane
7.00pm Penyffordd War Memorial Institute, Penymynydd Road, Penyffordd, Flintshire
Available for group and one to one bookings.For information visit: www.lucypalmerspilates.co.uk
tel: 07816 776230 or email: [email protected]
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Steward :Judith van Schaik (01352-741660)
Crafts Section
Rosary Cottage Chipping CampdenThree en-suite rooms
An ideal base for visiting Strat-ford upon Avon, Warwick
Castle, Blenheim Palace, Ox-ford, Worcester and the manyother beautiful towns and vil-
lages in the Cotswolds.
The cottage’s central locationon Chipping Campden’s
famous High Street providesconvenient access to the
town’s many renowned pubsand restaurants, most of whichlie within a two minute walk ofRosary Cottage. A wide range
of cuisine and wines isavailable as well as a variety of
real ales.
Rental includes all linen and towels, gas and electricity, andinitial supplies of kitchen / loo rolls. Available for: Long termrentals (Over one month), Short term rentals (4 days orfewer), corporate bookings. VisitEngland Four Stars.
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Luxury Cotswolds Self Catering Accommodation - Sleeps 6
NO competition with a professional judge, but a display of products and possibili-ty to sell!
We will ask the public to choose the most original creation, one of adults and oneof under 16 years exhibits. The lucky ones get £10 for the adults, £5 for the un-der 16 years.
Enter one or all of the following categories:
1. Yarn Products, such as knitting, crochet, weaving, tapestry.2. Mixed media, e.g. greeting cards, decorated book cover.3. Wooden items, e.g. turned, carved.4. Stitched items, such as a shopper, cushion, pillow, or place mats.
If you would like to offer your goods for sale, please attach a price label. If sold,your item will be available for collection towards the end of the show.
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Cosy Hut in the Hills
Our bespoke luxury Shepherds Hut, nestled down a quietcountry lane surrounded by beautiful views of the ClwydianRange, is everything you could want for a romantic and peace-ful break for two.
● Double bed-Bedding and towels provided,● En suite shower room and toilet,● Fully equipped Kitchen and dinning area,● TV/DVD player, Free Parking, BBQ and garden furniture,● 2 miles from Cilcain village
To Book please visit www.airbnb.co.uk and search Cosy Hut inthe Hills - Hendre, Nr Mold, North Wales or search booking.comShepherds Hut in the Hills - Nr. Mold 4810944.
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Steward: . Phil May. Judge: TBA, will be looking for fun and imaginative elementof the work presented along with that artistic talent!(Tel. 01352 741123).All categories, children and adults come under the title of “Wildlife in Wales'.”
There are the following categories-Paintings and drawings for:(1) Infants, (foundation) (2) Juniors,(3) High School and (4) Adults.
Dimensional Art Creation for:(1) Infants (foundation) (2) juniors,(3) High school and (4) adults.
Judging will take place first thing on Monday morning. Please bring your artworks to the village hall on Sunday 25th August between 11-12am for setting upunless otherwise arranged with the steward.
Please make sure all work has name, address and contact number on the backto ensure winners are notified. Prizes for the top 3 of each category are sweetsand rosettes with certificates for the highly commended.
Let’s support Phil’s first year as steward with lots of entries!
Art
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Town & Country Cars
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Mindscape Psychology Ltd.Dr Katy Roe is a Chartered Clinical psychologist providingassessment and therapy for adults and children specialising incontextual CBT, which involves Mindfulness, Compassion andAcceptance skills. She has worked in private practice for 8 yearsand in the NHS for 15 years.Dr Roe also offers training and workshops into organisations on:
We believe in giving great service, selling quality and supporting local. If youlike fabulous food, furniture, fine things from vintage, antique and modern as
well as watching a craft person at work come and see us.
AFONWENCRAFT & ANTIQUE CENTRE
O P E NTue to Sun9.30am–5.30pm& Bank HolidayMonday
Afonwen, Near Caerwys, Mold, Flintshire, CH7 5UBOnly 5 minutes off the A55 junction 31
Craft & Antiques Centre : 01352 720965Restaurant : 01352 720797. www.afonwen.co.uk
● Mental health and wellbeing for the workplace● Mindfulness sessions for the workplace● Wellbeing and Resilience four week courses for staff● Monthly webinar sessions for the workplace● Mindfulness session into primary schools● ‘Walk and talk’ sessions at loggerheads woods
Contact us on [email protected] orbusiness mobile: 07799 761763 orWebsite: www.mindscapepsychology.com
FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION
WEDDING AND FUNERAL FLOWERS ASPECIALITY
CARD PAYMENTS ACCEPTEDAND LOCAL DELIVERY AVAILABLE
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Tel. 01352 [email protected]
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We Three Loggerheads is a beautiful 17th century coaching inn oppositethe Loggerheads Country Park. We serve fantastic food both in the bar,in our vaulted restaurant and al fresco alongside the river Alyn.
We now also have 2 luxury B&B rooms where guests can enjoy acontinental breakfast basket delivered to the room at a time convenientto themselves.
Why not pop in for a pint of local ale, a glass of wine a bar snack or bookin for a luxury stay...you’ll be made most welcome.
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There are four classes plus the Village Hall Trophy in which to enter photographs:
Class 1: White Horse Cup - “Portraits”Competitors can enter one photograph of themselves, their family or someone they know.
Class 2: The Kemp Trophy - “All creature great and small”Competitors should enter any image that includes an animal.
Class 3: The Kinsey-Miles Cup - “Inspirations”Competitors may enter a single photograph of things that inspire( views, people, places).
Class 4: Pringle Cup - Young Persons Class for under 16 year olds - “Pets and their people”
Two overall trophies will also be awarded as follows:The Lloyds Bank Trophy for the most outstanding photograph.
The Village Hall Trophy for the most outstanding photograph of Cilcain and the surroundingarea. The best image will be displayed in the village hall.
Submission requirements:Prints are to be prints not greater than A4 in size, and labelled on the back with the entrant’s name,contact phone number and Class. They should preferably be mounted on card, but not framed.
Files for the Pringle cup must be submitted by email and sent to the steward’s email address([email protected]) no later than the Friday before the show. The email must include your name,address and contact phone number. Please put your name and the picture’s title in to the file name ofthe image.
Previous award winning photographs are excluded. All prints must be handed to the steward between8.30 & 9.30am on Show day.
Photographs are to be collected on Show day after 4.00pm.
Photographic CompetitionCompetition Steward: Mr James Biggleson. .Email [email protected]. Judge: John Bell,(TBC) AWPF UPI-Cr2 BPE3.
Toilet Facilities on Show Day Toilet facilities are available in three locations.
1. From the exterior of the village hall (inc. disabled facility).2. Inside the Village Hall. 3. Inside the North Isle of the Church (inc. disabled facility).4. Portable facilities are also available on the show-ground.
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For personal service from the privately owned firm in your area contact ......J.E.Davies & Son
(Proprietor Edward Davies, Dip.F.D.)Funeral Directors
Established over 100 years ago - Full monumental service atDelyn Memorials
4 Halkyn Street,Flint.01352 733833
Wrexham Street,Mold.01352 700155
50 High Street,Connah’s Quay.01244 831774
Lixwm,Holywell.01352 741265
2 Halkyn Street,Holywell.01352 712203
Also Black or White Wedding Limousines
High Street,Bagillt.01352 732146
163 Mold Road,Buckley.01244 548197
Kennels & Cattery
Alyn Kennels and Cattery, Tan-y-Graig, Leete Walk,Pantymwyn, Nr Mold, CH7 5EP.
Tel. 01352 740171
Set in the beautifulAlyn Valley between
Pantymwyn and Cilcain
Quality CareFully LicensedFully Insured
Good luck to you all in the Dog Show!
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Registration from 12.00 p.m.By Special Permission of the Community Council.
Judge: T.B.A.Steward: Amanda Griffiths, (01352 740872)
Not under K.C. Rules, Entry fee £1 per dog per class.
Fun Dog Show – 1.00 p.m.
Puppy.Young Handler, under 11.Collies.Terriers.Hounds.Young Handler 12/16.Veteran.
Waggiest tail.Small Dogs.Gun dogs.Local.Fancy dress.Dog like owner.Judges favourite.
CLASSES
Please complete an entry form and hand to stewards before judging commences. Entries willbe taken up until the judging of that class commences. However once judging for the first classcommences, judging for subsequent classes will continue without interruption.
We are grateful to the Community Council for allowing the Dog Show to be held on the Waen.Please help us to keep this Dog Show as an annual event by not allowing your dog to foulthe field and surrounding areas. We realise that "accidents" happen, but would request thatyou clean up any mess your dog makes. Let us show everybody what responsible dogownership means! An exercise area will be roped off. A supply of plastic bags and tissues willbe available from the Stewards. Please bring water for your dog.
TAILS
51 High St, Mold CH7 1BQPhone: 01352 759535
A traditional high street petshop promoting natural
foods, treats and accessories
Accessories Food Pets Grooming
-a-WAGGINMold
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CROWN FUELS(Solid Fuel Distributors)
Argoed Depot,Chester Road, Mold,Flintshire, CH7 1UE.
Telephone:Mold (01352) 753137 & 757766
Your local Coal Merchant for deliveries or Cash and CarryWe also stock spares for Parkray, Rayburn etc.
Dog Baskets and Fireside Brassware
Day tickets are available from the communityshop which is now situated in the village hall.Opening times are from 08.30hrs. - 17.00hrs.
Telephone: 01352 741354. £18, Juniors £9.
Further info from [email protected]
Live Art in the Hall“Encaustic Art Workshop”
Painting with a hot iron and melted waxCome and have a go in the village hall
“Art in the Hall with Linda Morris”More information on our web site
Established 37 years
Registration 11.00 - 12.30 on the day or online : cilcainshow.org.uk.Marshal: John Heppenstall [email protected] Tel. 01352 742284
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MOEL FAMAU MOUNTAIN RACE – 1.00 p.m.
First run in 1960 and held annually since 1973, the 7.5km race, climbs 400m to thesummit of Moel Famau which sits above the village of Cilcain. Entrance fee £5.00
includes free show entry (show your race number). Map available on the Cilcain Show website.
Record holder 2013 - Lloyd Taggart Time: 31.28 Club : Dark Peak FR
Trophy Class 2018 Winners Time (Mins.)The Plimmer Trophy Outright Winner Gareth Wyn Hughes 32.42The Browner Trophy Local (Cilcain) Steve Brady 41.34The Anderson Trophy Ladies Sarah Ridgeway 39Robin Wolley Trophy Veteran (over 40) Jez Brown 33.41The Denis Kemp Trophy Local Veteran (> 40) Steve Brady 41.34The Julie Tullis Trophy Young Winner 16 -18 Bo Hughes 45.23The Llys Fynydd Shield Supervet (over 50) Gareth Williams 37.02Deeside College Trophy Lady Veteran (over 40) Susan Fourie 43Women’s Inst. Trophy Local Lady (Cilcain) Hayley Evans 41.25
60 - 69 Winner Iain Wood 4370 + Winner John Morris 49.23
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·Texaco authorised distributor·Domestic heating oils·Agricultural fuels and lubricants· Industrial fuels and lubricants·Burner maintenance and insurance·Delivery covering the North Wales area
Tel: (01745) 570350
MELIDEN ROAD, DYSERTH, DENBIGHSHIRE, LL18 6DD.
Dragon
NWF FUELS LTD.DRAGON PETROLEUM
Junior Fell Race – 12.00 p.m.
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Bring him (or her) along to theChurch and find out!
A certificate will be given to bearsbrave enough to take the plunge!
For more information contact Car-ol Sutton.
Teddy
Be
ars
Is your teddy brave enough to parachute off the Church Tower?
For 6 to 15 year olds, inclusive.Different routes for different ages.
Registration 10.30-11.30am. For further details please contact :John Heppenstall [email protected] Tel. 01352 742284
2018 winners: Crittal Cup (U16) Luke Hampshire. 27.57mins. Snodgrass Cup (U16 lady) Sioned Cordiner. 27.54mins.
SPAR STORE OPEN 7am-9pm Monday to Saturday,8am-9pm Sundays and Bank Holidays.
LOGGERH EADSGARAGE
WORKSHOP: MOTs, Repairs & ServicingOpen 8.30-5pm Mon-Fri 01352 810503 ext. 1
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We H to play and growWe H learning outdoorsWe H communityWe H innovation and technologyWe H Ysgol Y Foel!
Come and join us!
Cilcain Community ChoirAvailable to sing for any occasion
New members always welcome - come and join us!
Tel. 01352 741763Email: [email protected]
Visit our website: http://corcilcain.btck.co.uk/Côr Cilcain are delighted to support Cilcain Show
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The Finest Ranges of Wall & Floor TilesFrom Edimax, Colorker, Marazzi, Mapisa
Frontline Bathroom Retailer01352 751033
Unit 3, Argoed Business Park, Chester Road, Mold
THE TILE HOUSE (Mold) Ltd
Steward: Mrs Mel Kincaid, tel: 07940188225
Class 1: Up to 3 years of age:Best home-made outfit; Best outfitFirst prize £4 Runner Up £2.
Class 2: Ages 4-7 year:Best home-made outfit; Best outfitFirst prize £4 Runner Up £2.
Class 3: Ages 8+ INCLUDING ADULTSBest home-made outfit; Best outfit
ENTRY FREEANY THEME
Prizes for each class
First prize £4 Runner Up £2.
Fancy Dress
Children’s Races - 1.00pmAll Ages
Free EntryTo be run on the Waen Showground
Steward: Mel Kincaid; [email protected]: 07940188225
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Lloyd’s Spar Quarries (Mold) LtdSPAR CHIPPINGSDECORATIVE AGGREGATESDRIVEWAY GRAVELSSAND AND GRAVELTOP SOILBARK
Cefn Mine, Cilcain, Nr. Mold, FlintshireTel: 01352 741258Fax: 01352 740542
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Near Mold, North Wales
Real Ales - Log FiresHome-made Meals and Snacks served
Tuesday - Saturday 12.00 -9.00pmSundays 12.00 - 4.00pm.
in our cosy Lounge & BarFamilies and Dogs Welcome
Tel: 01352 [email protected]
White Horse Inn, Cilcain
Balrion at Weathertop
World renowned Labrador RetrieversKennel Club Assured Breeders
BVA certifiedStud Service to approved bitches
Puppies occasionally availableSaudjie & John Crook OBE
♥ Balrion at Weathertop ♥ [email protected] ♥01352 781366
