DISPLAY OF BLOOMS

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 279, 5 March 1941, Page 6

DISPLAY OF BLOOMS

WAIMANA EVENT i~ : ' SIXTH ANNUAL SliOW Wainiana an> I jYukuhou Women's Institute held their .sixth annual Show in the Waimana Hall on February 21). The Show has progressed each year and this one surpassed all previous ones not only in entries but in attendance. There were between 800 and 1)00 entries. The flowers from the small rose to the huge, dahlias presented a bright scene. The large stage wasconipletely covered with buckets, bowls and jars of flowers, while in front were the benches of smaller flowers. Surrounding the hall were benches with the various classes. Ample seating was provided so that visitors were able to rest. After the supper, provided by the ladies, -Mr F. Savage complimented all who had worked and made the Show such a success. He thanked the donors who so kindly sent in donations for various classes; the judges who had travelled from Opotiki and Taneatua, the doorkeeper, and others who had helped. The prize winners, were:— The Challenge Cup donated by Mr N. Eagle for most points in school work Avon by Maureen Ward!aw. The Cup donated by Mr Nj Macdonakl for champion roses, Mrs F. Savage. Mesdamcs Hewitt's and Grover's special for runner-up in points, Mrs R. Black. Mrs F.. Savage's special for run-ner-up in school work, Irma Doran and Ramon Bell. Mr Morton's special for third in Show, Mrs I. Savage. Mr Black's special for most entries Mrs Black. Mrs Black's special for most entries by child, Nola Wardlaw. Mrs T. Wardlaw's special for most points in flowers, Mrs Stevenson.

Mr Ivirkbride's spccial for most points in fruit and vegetables, Mrs I. Savage. Mrs Fleming's spccial" for most points in home industries, Mrs Hewitt. Mr Kirkbride's special for most points in cooking, Mrs Hewitt. Mrs Stevenson's spccial for most points in needlework, Mrs Black. Mr Alf Bovnton's special for bucket of flowers, Mrs T. Wardlaw. Mr N. Macdonald's special for carnations. Mrs J. Mitchell.. Mrs Boattie's special for any flower. Mrs J. Mitchell. Mrs Wool field's spccial for shoulder spray. Mass Woolfield. Mrs Wyldc's special for field pump kin. Miss- M. Wardlaw. Mrs Stansburv's spccial for collection of vegetables, Mrs T. Savage. Mr A. Boynton's spccial for soap, Mrs Black. Mrs Stansbury's special for collection of jams, Mrs Black. Mr Morton's special for collection of preserves, Mrs Hewitt. Mrs I. Savage's special for chocolate sponge, Miss Wardlaw. Mr Burnett's special for shortbread, Mirs Gallagher. Mr M. King's special for rich fruit cake, Mrs Black. Mr Burnett's spccial for tray cloth Mrs Hewitt. Mr Morton's special for knitted cardigan, Mrs Black. FLOWER SECTION Judges: Misses Peebles and, Tcbbutt. Collection of Flowers, 5 entries: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1. Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Bennett 3. Decorative Dahlias, 8: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Beattic 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Cactus Dahlias: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Fleming 2, Mrs T. Bell 3. Single Dahlias: Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs Black i and 2. Pompom Dahlias: Mrs Cranswick 1. Mrs T. Wardlaw 2 and 3. Zinnias: Mrs F. Bell 1, Mrs Spanhake 2, Mrs Boynton 3. .Asters: Mrs Stirling 1, Mrs. J. Mitchell 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Collection of Marigolds: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, Miss E. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Flower not scheduled: Mrs ,T. Mitchell 1, Mrs Beattie 2\ Mrs Sinclair:? Carnations: Mrs J. Mitchell 1, Mrs V. Savage 2 and 3. Nasturtiums: Mrs Curham 1 and 2, Mrs F. Bell 3. Gaillardias; Mrs Stevenson 1. Mrs 11. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Black 3. Sunflowers: Mrs Black 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Li Hies 3: Mrs Pani- 1,2 and 3. Cannas: Mrs Stevenson 1 and 2. Sweet Peas 5- Mrs F. Bell 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Black 3. Rcses: Mrs F. Savag2 t, 2 and 3.

Decorated Table: Mrs J. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Jerram 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Bowl -of Flowers: Mrs K. Bell 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs J. Wardlaw ■>■ Posy; Miss Wngge 1, Mrs Cranswick 2, Mrs J. Wardlaw 3. .Shoulder Spray: Miss Woolfield 1, Miss Wragge Mrs Cranswiclc 3. Jam Jar of Flowers: Mrs Crans-» wick 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs F. Savage 8. Champion Flower in Show, a decorative Dahlia: Mrs Beat tic. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Judge: Mrs Beattie. Carrots: Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs Cranswiclc 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Parsnips: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, airs Clarlc 3. Cabbage: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs I. Savage 2. Silver Beet: Mrs Hewitt 1„ Mrs Boyn ton 2, Mrs F. Bell 3. Rhubarb: Mrs I. Savage 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Spanlialce 3. Onions: Mrs Pani 1, Mrs Miarra 2, Mrs I. Savage 3. Eschalots-: Miss E. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Wylde 2. Mrs Black 3. Beans: Mrs Black 1 and 3, Mrs I. Savage 2. Beetroot: Mrs F. Bell 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Field Pumpkin: Miss M. Wardlaw X and 2, Mrs Marra 3. Potatoes: Mrs W. Addison 1, Mrs J. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Marra 3. Water Melon: Miss M. Wardlaw 1 and 2, Miss McLean 3. Pumpkin: Mrs Spanhakc 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Marrow: Mirs Wylde 1, Mrs Clark 2, Mrs Sinclair 3. Apple Cucumber: Mrs I. Savage 1, Mrs Gallagher 2, Mrs Spanhalce 3. Long Cucumber: Mrs Cufinswick i, Miss E. Wardlaw 2. Tomatoes: Mrs Black 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, Mirs Woolfield 3. Collection of Vegetables: Mrs I. Savage 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Burnett 3. Cooking Apples: Mrs W. Addison 1, Miss M. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Dessert Apples: Mrs I. Savage 1, Mrs Black 2, Mrs Hewitt 3: Poaches: Mrs Boynton 1, Mrs Savage 2. Pears: Airs Hewitt and Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs I. Savage 3. Grapes: Mrs F. Bell 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs W. Addison 3. Collection of Fruit: Mrs I. Savage. HOME INDUSTRIES Judge's: Mesdamcs Peebles Scnr. Mid Hill. Soap: Mrs Black 1 ami 2, Mrs F. Savage 3. f Hen Eggs: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Wool field 2. Mrs Burnett 3. Jellies: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Boynton 2, Mrs Gallagher 3. Marmalade: Mrs Spanhalce 1. Mrs T. Wardlaw 2 and 3. Dark Plum Jam: Mrs Mortenson 1, Mrs Clark 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Light Plum Jam: Mrs Wylde 1, Miss E. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Gallagher 3 Peach Jam: Mrs Gallagher 1, Mrs Black 2, Mrs Bennett 3.

Collection of Jams: Mrs Black 1, Mrs F. Savage 2. Mrs Wylde 3. Apple Chutney: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs F. Savage 3. Mustard Pickle: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Farquliar 3. I Vinegar Pickle: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Wylde 2. Plum Sauce: Mrs H. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Bennett 2, Mr? Hewitt 3. Tomato Sauce: Mrs Boynton 1. Mrs Marra 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Lemon Honey: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Burnett 3. Preserved Peaches: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Fleming 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Preserved Pears: Mrs Woolfield 1. Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Preserved Plums: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Wykle 2. Collection of Preserves: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Woolfield 2, Mrs Wylde 3. COOKING Judge: Mrs T. Mitchell. Apple Shortcake: Mrs T. Wardlaw i, Mrs Hewitt 2. Biscuits: Mrs Iv. Bell 1, Mis Burnett 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Scones with Jmlter: Mrs W. AddiI son 1, Mrs Hewilt 2, Mrs Fleming 3. Brown Scones: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs Burnett 2. Chocolate Sponge: Miss M. Wardhnv 1, Mrs N. Maedonald 2, Mrs Wykle 3. Pikelets: Mrs W. Addison 1, Mrs Hewilt 2. Mrs Chirk 3. Puff Pastry: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1 ad 2, Miss Burnett 3. Rock Cakes: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, Mrs Hewitt 2. Mrs Clark 3. Jain Roll: .Mrs Hewilt 1. Mrs Cranswick '2. Mrs Marra 3. Sultana Cake: Mrs Stevenson 1. ■ Mrs F. Savage 2 Mrs Hewitt 3.

Butter Sponge: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Gallagher 2, Mrs Bennett 3. Plain Sponge: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Granswick 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Shortbread: Mrs Gallagher 1, Mrs H. Ward law 2, Mrs Boynton 3. Madiera- Mrs Fleming 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Rich Fruit Cake: Mrs Black 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Fleming 3. Seed Cake: Mrs Stevenson 1,. Mrs Mortenson 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Walnut Loaf: Mrs Black 1, Mrs Slevenson 2, Mrs F. Savage 3. Ginger Bread: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. Coconut Ice: Mrs T. Wardlaw 1, and 2, Mrs Hewitt 3. NEEDLEWORK Judge: Miss Percy. Tray Cloth: Mrs Hewitt 1,. Mlrs Spanhake 2, Miss M. Wardlaw 3. Apron-: Mrs Blade 1 and 2, Mrs Frost 3. White Supper Cloth: Mrs Black 1 and 2. Embroidered Supper Cloth, coloured; Mrs Spanhake 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, Miss Moore 3. Cushion: Mrs Hewitt Miss Moore 2, Mrs I. Savage 3. Soft Toy: Mrs Black 1 and 2, Mrs I. Savage 3. Knitted Cardigan: Mrs Black 1, Mrs I. Savage 2, Mrs F. Bell 3. Thrift Article: Mrs Black 1, Mr? Bish Wardlaw 2. Mrs I. Savage 3. Darned Sock: Mrs Hewitt 1 and 2, Mrs I. Savage 3. CHILDREN'S SECTION Judge-: Mrs F. Peebles * Buttonhole: Mervyn Rust 1, Lola Savage 2, Cath Wardlaw 3. Rock Garden: Inna Doran 1, Maureen Wardlaw 2, Lola Savage 3. Collection of Grasses: No!a Wardlaw 1, Betty Brown 2, Bill Wardlaw 3. Girls' Hobby: Bonny O'Kane 1, Inna Doran 2, Betty Wardlaw 3. Boy's Hobbj r : Douglas Wardlaw 1, Ramon Bell 2, Peter Jerram 3. Darned Sock: Patsy Boynton 1, Ella Boynton 2, Bruce Bell 3. WRITING Primers: Rosie Olsen 1, Margaret Proft'itt 2, Jack August 3. Stds 1 and 2: Alf Boynton 1, Rainoil Boynton 2, Noia Rust 3. Stds 3 and 4: Lois Wardlaw 1, Monica Boynton 2, Daisy Black 3. Stds r> and o: Maureen Wardlaw 1, Bruce Bell 2, Irina Doran 3. Mapping and Handwork.

Map of England Stds 5 and G: Ramon Bell 1, Maureen Wardlaw 2, Nola Wardlaw 3, Map of North Island Stds 3 and i: Pat Apanui 1, Lcn Brown 2, Fred Hughes 3. Plasticine. Stds 1 and 2: Billy Glsen 1, Jack Perajack 2, Doug Wardlaw 3. Primers: John Boynton 1, Marjory Grey 2, Jack August 3. Drawing. Primers: Jack August 1„ Rang! Meka 2, Tommy Taka 3. Stds 1 and 2: Joy Boynton 1, Nola Rust 2, Alf Boynton 3. Stds 3*and 4: Ella Boynton 1, Monica Boynton 2, Lois Wardlaw 3. Stds 5 and 6: Christine Ryan 1, Roy Addison 2, Nola Wardlaw 3.