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AN astonishing half century anniversary is being marked this week to celebrate the connection between a family farm supplier and a traditional greengrocer. Exactly fifty years ago Richard Spilman sold his first crop of strawberries to the greengrocer shop in Thirsk. Back then the shop was owned by Terry Dennis, while the shop has changed hands and is run by the Potter family, Spilmans from nearby Church Farm at Sessay, has been constantly supplying their soft fruits. Fiona Potter who has been at the shop for the past decade, taking over fully in 2015, is organising a strawberry celebration to mark the event with Richard due to make his latest delivery.