Chairman's thanks

Chairman of Civic Week, Clr. Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, and the committee would like to say a big thank you to the following for making the event a success:

The brochure team, everyone that sold them, sponsors G.D. Harries and A.C. Aggregate, Spar, Costcutter, Events Management Services UK, Narberth firefighters, Narberth police, the Dingle, all the pubs that ran an event, Lyn and the Queen' Hall, Narberth Swimming Pool, Bancyfelin grasstrack team, the food festive, Round Table, Chamber of Trade, RAOB Club, Narberth Cricket Club, Mr. A. Mason, UpsyDaisy and Butterflies and Dinosaurs, Fossa Sports and Taboo, Bloomfield; Wyn Calvin, our president, and of course Beverley Harries.

Clr. Mrs. Rogers added: "We could not have had just a great week without Ann and her team at the rugby club, Utopia, everyone I roped in to judge, our compere and anyone I have forgotten to mention. Thank you all. Thank you also to everyone for coming to support us year after year and see you all next year!

'Last but not least, my thanks go to the Civic Week committee and Radio Pembrokeshire and the Narberth and Whitland Observer always there supporing us thank you!"

Car treasure hunt

A record breaking 34 cars took part in the annual Civic Week car treasure hunt.

A special thanks must go to Steve Rigby for setting the course and also to the Dingle for allowing them to both start and finish at the clubhouse.

The winners with 109 points were the Griffiths family, closely followed in second place with 108 points by the Morses, while in third place with 105 points were Mayor Rogers and the Jammy Dodgers. The booby prize went to the Richards.

Baby show results

The Baby Show was held at the Queen's Hall, Narberth.

A special thanks to the judges who were the Mayor and Mayoress of Fishguard, Clr. Mr. Richard Davies and Mrs. Yvonne Harries who had a very difficult task to perform.

Results were: 0 to 12 weeks: 1. Albie Emmins; 2. Bailey Dunbar; 3. Tyler John Frearson.

Thirteen weeks to six months: 1. Faith Cunningham; 2. Eirianna Philliops; 3. Travis Davies.

Seven-18 months: 1. Maise James; 2. Carrie Ann Howitt; 3. Ffion Harries.

Nineteen-24 months: 1. Maddie Lewis; 2. Mali Nicholls; 3. Alisha Sky Morgan.

Two-three years: 1. Danny Griffiths; 2. Ina Phillips; 3. Lillia Ricci.

Best overall baby - Faith Cunningham.

Pet show

A very well attended pet show took place on Friday in the Queen's Hall, Narberth.

The judge for the event, Mr Mick Fielden, had a very difficult task and we thank him very much for his time and expertise.

The results were as follows: Any variety - non dog - Bearded Dragon - Bolt (Serena Edwards); exotic pet: Tortoise - Fred (Abby Rogers); best handler under seven years - Caitlan Stapleton (Sebestian); best handler over seven years - Pat Jones (Alfie); dog under 12 inches - Molly (Ceira Wood); dog over 12 inches - Gus (Chantelle Stapleton); dog with waggest tail - Abby (Cameron Mountford); owner that looks most like their dog - Hannah Povey (Misty); dog judge would like to take home - Maggie (Jodie Smith); best in show - Maggie (Jodie Smith).

Narberth's first hat day!

Thanks to the people of Narberth - residents, businesses and visitors - the first Narberth Hat Day was a resounding success.

Thursday of Civic Week saw so many people wearing head apparel, and its wasn't even raining, that visitors to the town began to notice that something was going on. Some were even going to the charity shops and buying hats so that they could join the fun.

The prize for the best hat? Well there were so many its became impossible to chose a final winner. There were beautiful hats, big hats, little hats, colourful hats tall hats, small hats feather hats flower hats you name it and there has a hat to match. All were worn with pride.

The winner? Well all of the people who helped to make the day a success.

Next year, the organisers, the Chamber of Trade really will have prizes for the different categories of hats - promise.

There are lots more photos on Facebook, please check them out.