S. CANTERBURY TOURNAMENT

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 108, 20 February 1950, Page 5

S. CANTERBURY TOURNAMENT

CROQUET

PLAY OPENS TO-MORROW The South Canterbury Croquet Association’s tournament opens at Ashburton to-morrow. Following is the draw for the doubles: Senior Handicap Doubles —First Round: Miesdames B. J. Reynolds (United) and J. .Logan (Edgeware) v. Mrs M. Campbell and Miss J. Hercus (Punga); Mesdames R. G. Turnbull and F. Scott (Allenton) v. Mr and Mrs W. H. Kirk (Geraldine); Mesdames J. Cleary and L. Clare (Ashburton) v. Mesdames J. Stoekdale and A. L. Bonar (United); Mesdames A. Cranston and J. ; Findlay (Amberley) v. Miss I. Litten (Auckland) and Mrs J. Mehaffey, (Southend); Mesdames D. Austin (Punga) and R. H. Clark (Tainui) v. Mesdames R. Mclnnes (Ashburton) and M. McMillan (Waireka); Mesdames F. S: Hanger (Tainui) and H. Colquhoun (Gardens) v. Mesdames R. Robson and P. Hooper (Edgeware); Mesdames S. Watson and A. Smith (Ashburton) V. Mesdames S. Robinson and J. A. Paddy (Methven); Mesdames T. Ford and W. Gee (Amberley) v. Mesdames W. Denley and C. S. Vial (Waireka): Mesdames R. Hawke and G. Chui’ch (Allenton) >v. Mr and Mrs J. Torrance (Logan Park). Byes: Mesdames W. Newman (Methven) and W. H. Walker (Rakaia)'; Mrs A. Nottle (Westport) and Miss R. Kirk (Geraldine); Mesdames G. Metcalf (St. Clair) and D. Strang (Southend); Mesdames J. Dempsey (Waimate) and 11. McClelland (United); Mesdames H. Thompscon and A. C. Robinson (Ashburton); Mesdames E. Bonnett (Timaru) and D. Dickie (Brighton); Mesdames E. J. Travis and B. Were (United). Junior Grade First Round. —Mesdames J. Mcßae and Pi J. Clark (Ashburton) v. Mesdames M. White and A. M. Bowden (Timaru); Mesdames M. Mclnnes (Elmwood) and C. Ward (Ashburton) v. Mesdames D. Wilson and A. Clucas (Allenton); Mrs M. Coutts and Miss B. Butterfield (Gardens) v. Mesdames M. C. Milne and E. A. Morgan (Methven). Bye: Mesdames W. R. Moodie and J. E. Meaclem (Waireka). Scales 2, Mrs H. R. Sinclair 3. Vase of mixed flowers: Mrs 11. M. Campbell 1 and 2.

Cooking

Oatcakes: Mrs W. H. Dalton 1 and 2, Mrs M. Wall 3. Wholemeal scones: Mrs L. R. Lord 1 and 2. Plain scones: Mrs D. J. Gibson 1, Mrs L. R. Lord 2 and 3. Pikelets: Mrs E. J. Wood 1 and 2, Mrs W. 11. Dalton 3. Nut loaf: Mrs A. M. Kerr 1. Malt biscuits: Mrs L. R. Lord I, 2 and 3. Biscuits (bran or wholemeal): Mrs W. H. Dalton 1 and 2, Mrs L. R. Lord 3. Puff pastry tarts: Mrs A. M. Kerr 1, Mrsi Wall 2, Mrs W. H. Dalton 3. Savouries (three varieties): Mrs L. R. Lord 1 and. 2. Sponge sandwich (jam filling): Mrs Shearman 1, Mrs W. H. Dalton 2, Mrs Wall 3. Shortbread: Mrs W. H. Dalton 1, Mrs L. R. Lord 2, Mrs A. M. Kerr 3.

Vegetables Stub-rooted carrots: W. Spedding 1 and 2, Mrs Fulton 3. Long-rooted carrots: A. Harris 1, G. Boucher 2, Mrs Fulton 3. Onions (Pukekohe): W. Spedding 1, Mrs Fulton 2, A. Cox 3. Onions (green): J. Reid 1, D. Williams 2, g! Hay 3. Onions (any other): A. Cox 1 and 2, Mrs Fulton 3. Lettuce: H. W. Dailey 1, G. Hay 2. Red beet (round): G. J. Hay 1, D. Williams 2, Mrs Fulton 3. Peas: D. Williams 1. Runner beans: Mrs Fulton 1, L. Dickinson.2, Mrs A. Kirk 3. Potatoes (kidney): G. J. Hay 1 and 2, Mrs McKay 3. Potatoes (round): W.-Speddjng 1, C. L. Wood 2. Potatoes (Dakota): D. Williams 1. Potatoes (three varieties): Mrs P.' Cavill 1, G. Soal 2. Shallots: A. Cox 1, Mrs Johnstone 2, G. J. Hay 3. Tomatoes: B. Arnst 1, P. Arnst 2. Rhubarb: S. McElhinney 1, D. Williams 2, M. Gibson 3. Marrow (table): G. Hay 1 and 2, B. Todd 3. Marrow (heaviest): G. Hay 1. Pumpkin (heaviest): Mrs Johnstone 1, L. Dickinson 2, B. Todd 3. Silver beet: Miss Hutton 1, A. Cox 2, D. Williams 3. Parsnips: A. Cox 1, D. Williams 2. Collection of vegetables (six kinds): W. Spedding 1, Mrs King 2 and 3. More than six kinds: D.' Williams 1. Children’s Sections

Cooking—Plain scones: Margaret Baker 1 and 2, Jeanette Reid 3. Biscuits (bran or wholemeal): Margaret Baker 1. Pikelets: Jeanette Seaton 1, Beverly Jennings 2, Beverly Rae 3. Sponge sandwich (jam filling): Annette Calder 1, Beverley Jennings 2. Shortbread: Beverly Jennings 1. Flowers —Model rock garden (Forms 1 and 2): P. Dowthwaite 1, V. Hefford 2, B. Storrier 3. Below Form-l: M. Kirk 1, E. Moon 2, A. Calder 3. Vase of flowers (Form 1 and 2): G. Tindall 1, B. Storrier 2. Below Form 1: E. Wood 1, B. North 2, R. Bryant 3. Buttonhole (Form 1 and 2): M. Pratt 1, B. Storrier 2, B. Scammell 3. Below Form 1: G. Bryant 1, J. Pickford 2, D. Osborne 3. Lady’s spray (Form 1 and 2): B. Storrier 1 and 3, D. Easterbrook 2. Below Form 1: D. Osborne 1, J. Stills 2, G. Morgan 3. Victorian posy (Form 1 and 2): B. Storrier 1, M. Pratt-2, R. Jolly 3. Below Form 1: D. Osborne 1 and 2, H. Tocker 3. Saucer posy (Form 1 and 2): M. Morgan 1, B. Storrier 2, J. Russell 3. Below Form 1: R. Hellewell 1, J. Fulton 2, G. Nelson 3. Gladiolus: M. Russell 1, J. Campbell 2, G. Coates 3. Dahlia: D. Osborne 1, J. Stills 2, M. Russell 3. Vase of annuals: B. Storrier 1, M. Edwards 2, P. Harris 3. Posy: M. Colville 1, B. Storrier 2, J. Pickford 3. Vegetables

Potatoes: L. Scott 1, L. Clarke 2, P. Arnst 3. Lettuce: D. Phillips 1, A. Young 2. Carrots: B. Arnst 1, G. Butterick 2, P. Arnst 3. Parsnips: A. Browne 1, D. Phillips 2, D. Williams 3. Red beet: A. Browne 1, B. McPhail 2, D. Phillips 3. Silver beet.: A. Young 1, B. Rae 2, J. Easterbrook 3. Three varieties: A. Young 1, J. Fulton 2, H. Moore 8. Photography Landscape or seascape: E. W. Crumpton 1 and 2, I. Mackie 3. Figure •study: * Miss D. Mackie 1. Animal study: A. G. Wood 1 and 3, E. W. Crumpton 2. Own choice: Miss D. Mackie 1, Miss Hutton 2, E, J. Wood 3.