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LIST OF CONTENTS Page List of Officers .........................................................................................2 Committee & Contact Details .............................................................3 & 4 Rules & Regulations .................................................................................5 Childrens Section ....................................................................................7 Interschool Challenge ..............................................................................9 Industrial Section .....................................................................................9 Horticultural Section ..............................................................................13 Walking Sticks .......................................................................................14 Fur & Feather .........................................................................................15 Sheep Section .......................................................................................17 Cattle Dairy Section ...............................................................................22 Cattle Beef Section ................................................................................25 Horse & Pony Sections ..........................................................................28 Vintage Vehicles ....................................................................................36 Cumb. & Westmorland Wrestling ...........................................................37 Foxhounds & Terriers .............................................................................37 Companion Dog Show ..........................................................................39 Entry Forms ......................................................................................41-52 This show is proud to be a member of the North West Federation of NWFSS Show Societies For details of other shows visit www.nwshows.co.uk Visit the Show’s NEW website for further information, entry forms etc. www.skeltonshow.com online booking: membership, sponsorship and trade stands 1 LIST OF OFFICERS Patron: Lord Inglewood, DL, Hutton-in-the-Forest President: Mr A. Walton, Johnby President-Elect: Mr D. Porter, Calthwaite Hon. Life Members: F. Wilson Esq., J M Threlkeld Esq., S Mounsey Esq., J Hall Esq., T W Fawcett Esq., Mrs H. Barnes, Mrs N. Hullock Vice-Presidents: **Harris, J. H., Esq., J.P., D.L., Penrith Shaw, Mrs. L., Newton Reigny *Inglewood, Lord, D.L., Hutton-in-the-Forest May, P., M.R.C.V.S., Newbiggin *Fetherstonhaugh, T. R., Esq., Kirkoswald Cartmell, G., Esq., Borrowdale *Maclean, D., Penrith Bell, M., Esq., Galashiels *Hewetson, A. D., Esq., Penrith Relph, R., Esq, Yanwath *Pattinson, A. Esq., Great Strickland Mounsey R. J., Esq., Caldbeck *Barr, T. J., M.R.C.V.S., Penrith Bainbridge, Mrs. R., Ivegill *Emmerson, D., Esq., Penrith Miller, J., Esq, Blencogo *Thomlinson, D., Esq., Carlisle Day R., Esq., Cockermouth *Smith, G., C.B.E., Esq., Gosforth Nicholson H., Esq., Cliburn *Harkness, I. A. M., Esq., Blackburn Bloomfield, Mrs. J, Skelton *Hasell-McCosh, R Esq., Dalemain Walton, Mrs. A., Johnby *Armstrong, L. Esq., Kirkoswald Hodge, J., Esq., Timil *Milton, D., M.R.C.V.S., Skelton Veitch, S., Esq., Newbiggin *Peet, J. Esq., Winskill Wilson, F., Esq., Penrith *Relph, J. Esq., Yanwath Benson, R, Esq., Celleron *G. Bowman Esq., Penrith Pinguey, S, Esq., Penrith *Meynell, S. Esq., Sheffield Oliver, I, Esq., Carlisle *Crowden, D., Esq, Blencow Bell, J, Esq., Catterlen Dickinson, W., Esq., Greystoke Jackson, P. R, Esq.,Unthank Fawcett, T. W., Esq., Blencowe (c) Mounsey, Mrs. H, Skelton Swindlehurst, D., Esq., Westlinton Sealby, Esq., T. J, Skelton Vane, Hon. C., Morton Mitchell, Esq., G. W., Greystoke Heslop, J., Esq., Scotby Parker, Esq., B., Ellonby Threlkeld, J. M., Esq., Nether Welton Stewart, R., O.B.E., m.p.Helton Slater, J. T., Esq., Brougham Irving, D, Esq., Skelton (c) Dawson, Canon B., High Hesket Risman, Mrs A, O.B.E., Penrith Steel, G., Esq., Holme Rook Grindal, Mrs H., Brisco Bell, W., Esq., Sowerby Row Eilbeck, J., Esq., Penrith Donald, W., Esq., Lamonby Hendrie, M., Esq., Laithes Field, R., Esq., Hayclose Jackson, Mrs M., The Wreay Clarke, R., Esq., Carlisle Johnston, W., Esq., Newton Rigg Morris, R., Esq., Armathwaite Cranston, P., Esq., Penrith Harris, J.Mc. R., Esq., Brackenburgh Allen, D., Esq., Dalston Grierson, R. J., Esq., Skelton Lawson, C., Esq., Sowerby Row Harrison, D., Esq., Raugton Head Raven, J., Esq., Southwaite Pearson, R., Esq., Blencow Fawcett, A. N., Esq., Blencowe (c) Forster, M., Esq., Bowscar McCall, P., Esq., Millhouse Rev B. Smith, High Hesket Brier, Mrs C., Hunsonby Scott, D., Esq., Carlisle Bargh, Mrs B., Skelton Whitfield, Mrs. C., Ivegill * Denotes Past President (c) Denotes Past Chairman 2 SKELTON SHOW CONTACT DETAILS Chairman Mr Andrew Bargh 017684 84314 [email protected] Vice Chairman Mr Colin Atkinson 017684 84486 [email protected] & Food Hall Cherry Tree House, after 7 p.m. Skelton, Penrith or 0777 192 1927 CA11 9SE Show Director Mr John Slee 01768 890536 [email protected] & Trade stands Amesbury House, after 7p.m. 7 Pear Tree Way, or 07971 446 286 Penrith, CA11 8WA General Mrs Antonia Reid 017684 84122 or [email protected] Secretary Ghyll Forge, Ellonby, 07981 403654 Penrith CA11 9SJ Treasurer Mrs Charlotte Pollock 07789 223697 [email protected] Garden House, Brackenburgh, Calthwaite CA11 9PW Equestrian Mrs Kelly Gale 017684 80960 [email protected] Secretary Spire House, Blencow, Penrith CA11 0DA Livestock Mrs Jane Crocker 017684 80269 [email protected] Secretary Townend Farm, Johnby, Penrith, CA11 0UU Marquee Miss Melissa Noble 07762 668726 [email protected] Secretary Orchard House, Langwathby, Penrith CA10 1NB Sponsor Mr Julian Hall 07816 073 992 [email protected] Secretary West Winds, Front Street, Cotehill, Carlisle, CA4 0DL Crafts & Gifts Mrs Sue Atkinson 017684 84486 [email protected] Cherry Tree House, after 7 p.m. Skelton, Penrith CA11 9SE Fur & Feather Mr Richard Dickinson 016974 78386 The Green, Hesket Newmarket, Wigton CA7 8JG Trophy Mrs Kirsty Sewell 016974 78857 [email protected] Secretary 204 Yewdale Road, Carlisle CA2 7SD Marketing Mrs Nina Oxley [email protected] & Publicity 3 COMMITTEE Retire in 2020 Retire in 2021 Retire in 2022 W. 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  • A LAKE DISTRICT CUPBOARD Noel Riley

    A LAKE DISTRICT CUPBOARD Noel Riley

    A LAKE DISTRICT CUPBOARD Noel Riley Until recently, the splendid three-tiered cupboard illustrated in figure i was built into a farm-house in Calthwaite, near Penrith, Cumbria where it had been a fixture for many years. Such pieces, in a domestic setting, can provide useful clues to the identification of other furniture from the same region. But caution must be exercised in using them as yardsticks: their regionality may be broader than first impressions suggest. When first acquired by its present owner in Yoxford, Suffolk, the cupboard was in unrestored condition, with about four layers of dark paint and a top coat of black pitch-like varnish on all its outer surfaces except the top, back and one end. These paint layers were thought to date from the early nineteenth century and later. The back was whitewashed, while the top and end were ‘raw’, with no evidence of paint, polish or exposure to light. The existence of so many paint layers on the rest of the piece indicates that it must have been fixed in the house for many generations, possibly for the whole of its existence. In his introduction to the catalogue for the exhibition Oak Furniture from Lancashire and the Lake District at Temple Newsam in 1973,1 Anthony Wells- Cole drew attention to the large numbers of surviving cupboards relative to other kinds of furniture recorded in the Royal Commission on Historic Monuments Inventory of Westmorland in 1936. Nearly all of them date from between 1650 and 1720 when, during a period of stability and agricultural prosperity in the region, large numbers of stone houses were built and furnished.