COLOURFUL DISPLAY

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 154, 12 September 1941, Page 5

COLOURFUL DISPLAY

SPRING BLOOMS ON SHOW

ANNUAL CHURCH EFFORT

The Parish Hall presented a colourful scone yesterday when the annual v Bulb and Spring Flower Shpw promoted by St George's Church took place. Attracting many residents of the town and district to view the exhibits, the array of blooms Was, although owing to the late season slightly smaller than usual, of very high standard and earned very favourable comment from the judges and others.

Flowers and decorative classes were judged, by Mrs V. Allen, fruit and cookery by Mrs Sloane, while in the fancy work department the awards were made by Mrs Farmer. All arrangements were well in hand thanks to the work of the secretary, Mrs Sutcliffe, and her assistant, Mr L. Rangi.

During tlie afternoon the tea rooms attracted good business, Mesdames Goodall, Suckling, Sims, Burt, Tennant, McLeod and Stewart being kept very busy, while the produce stall in charge of Mesdames Murphy and Shaw netted a useful sum. Awards were made as follows; — Champion Bloom: Mrs A. Martin. NOVICE CLASSES UNarcissi (3 blooms): Mrs L. Carter 1. Daffodils: Mrs L. Carter 1. CUT FLOWERS Stewards: Mesdames Guest and H. Stewart. Collection of Bulbs: Miss Morgan 1 Collection of Polyanthus: Mrs F. Brown 1, Mrs Tickner 2. j Collection of Primroses: Mrs Tickner 1. Colection of Anemones-: Mrs Donaghy 1, Mrs F. Brown 2. Collection of Ranunculi: Mrs Magee 1. Collection of Nemesia: Mrs Hannah 1, Mrs Guest 2. Collection of Iceland Poppies: Mrs Fraser 1, Mrs Searle 2. Collection of Hyacinths: Miss Morgan 1, Miss Brunton 2. Collection of Calendulas: Mrs Hannah, 1, Mrs Smith (Matata) 2. Collection of Freesias: Mrs Winstone 1, Mrs Chalmers. 2. Bowled Violets: Mrs Tickner 1, Mrs Mussett 2. Single Bloom-: Mrs Tickner 1, Mrs Kent 2. Display Cut Flowers: Miss Morgan.

DECORATIVE Stewards: Mesdames Dawson and McLeod. Basket: Mrs Brcckon 1, Mrs A. Martin 2. Bqwl for Office: Mrs Breckon 1, Mrs H. Stewart 2. Vase: Mrs Tickner 1. Flating Bowl: Mrs Hannah 1, Mrs Breckon 2. Victorian Posy: Mrs F. Brown 1. Centrepiece Bowl; Institute! 1. Garden on Plate: Mrs Zinzli 1. Tabic: Mrd McLeod 1. FRUIT Stewards: Mesdames Ramson and W. Bridger. Poorman Orangeis: Mrs Arres 1. Sweet Oranges: Mrs E* R. Arnel 1 and 2. COOKERY Sponge without Butter: Mrs Arres 1, Mrs Cairns 2. Sponge with Butter: Mrs Chadwiciv 2. ' Shortbread; Mrs Cairns 1. Scones: Mrs Timbs 1, Mrs Major 2. Scones (brown): Mrs H. Stewart 1. Date Loaf: Mrs R. Cliadwick 1. Gems: Mrs Shaw 1. Marmalade: Miss Morgan 1, Mrs Guest 2. Lemon Honey: Mrs Shaw 1, Mrs Cairns 2. Mustard Pickle: Mrs Hannah 1. Hen Eggs-: Miss Morgan 1, Miss Chalmers 2. FANCYWORK Tea Towel: Mrs F. Brown 1 and 2, Mrs Shanby 2. Tray Cloth: Miss Morgan 1, Miss Henry 2. Table Centre: Miss Morgan 1, Miss Arres 2, Miss J. Ramson 3. • Supper Cloth: Mrs Suckling 1, Mrs Ramson 2. Baby's Knitted Coat: Mrs V. Stewart 1. Thrift Article: Mrs V. Stewart 1 and 2. CLASSES Mesdames Fraser and Searle. (10 Years and Under) Vase for Elfect: Isabel Sisam 1 :

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Gay Sutcliffe 2. Lady's Spray: Isabel Sisam 1, Gayi Sutcliffe: 2. Sponge: Jimmie Kerr 1. Brcown Scones: Isabel Sisam 1. White Scones: Isabel Sisam 1, NanChambers 2. Fudge: Romola Winstone 1, Jeair and Kathleen Laughton 2. Woodwork: Noel Bowering 1, Bill! Abbott 2. (12 Years and Under). Buttonhole: Ann Littlejohn 1. Vase for Effect: Valerie Hannah 1, Frances Sou they 2\ Posy-: June Taylor 1, Vilma Bow-, ering 2. Decorated Saucer: Doreen Abbot 2. Toffee: Yvonne Zinzli 1, Jocelyn 2* Toffee (boys): Bob Darvill 1, .Mai-* colm Keir 2. Fudge (boys): lan Searle 1. NARCISSI Stewards: Mesdames Arres and Timbs. . . Trumpet Daffodil: Mrs A. Martin* 1, Mrs Luxton 2. Incomparabilis: Miss Black 1, Mrs* Luxton 2. Barrii: Mrs A. Martin 1, MrSF, Maunder 2. Leedsii: Mrs A. Martin 1, Mrs. Maunder 2. Polyanthus Narcissi, collections Mrs Maunder 1, Mrs Tickner 2. Narcissi, collection: Mrs Tickner 1, Mrs Carter 2. Six Narcissi (named varieties): Mrs Col son 1, Mrs Maunder 2.