FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
AWAKERI SCHOOL SHOW
CHILDREN AS EXHIBITORS
To give additional interest on the (lay of Calf Club judging Wednesday December f> a sliow oi' flowers "? i ' vegetables and handwork ivas arranged at the Awakc.ri School. Evidence of the good gardens of the district was given by the large number of entries of flowers and vegetables of good quality while, the decorative sections compared well with displays in adult shows. The judges were Mrs. L. Carter, flowers and decorative work; Mrs J. Clraham cakes: Mrs C. R. Wilson, needlework; and Mr J. C. Cannell, vegetables. The show was declared open by Mr Iv. U. Knight. There was a good attendance of and after a parade of the successful and afternoon tea, the. flowers and vegetables w.ere sold on behalf of the School Sports Fund. The prize winners were as follows: — Bowl or Vase of Flowers, for quality: Heather Bell 1; Shona McDonald 2: Barbara McDonald 3. Vase of Flowers, arranged for effect: Heather Bell 1; Joan Powley 2. Bowl of Flowers, arranged for effect: Betty Burstall 1; Shona McDonald 2: Tonv Haultain highly commended. Bowl or Vase, of Wild Flowers.: Jeanette McDonald J; Tony Haultain 2. Best collection of Native Plants (correctly named): Tony Haultain. Gentleman's Buttonhole: Rachael Rust 1: Robert Burstall and Margaret Knight equal 2. Lady's Spray: Mary Parkinson 1; Heather 801 l and Jeanette McDonequal 2. Sand Posy: Margaret Knight 1: Nancy Sinclair 2. Ngaire Elliott and Lex McDonald highly commended . Best collection of Vegetables 0 ? Special Prize: lan McLean. Best collection of Vegetables 3 varieties: Dave Martin 1; Nancy Baty and Barry McCuish 2. Jeanette. McDonald highly commended. Best Plate of (5 Potatoes: lan McLean 1: Peter McKay 2; Barry McCuish 3. Additional prizes: John Baker, Volma Wyatt. Handsewn Baby's Frock: Barbara McDonald 1; Sjivia Tyssen 2. Sewing Bag: Maureen Murray 1; Pam Mc Don ald 2. Worked Traycloth: Shona McDonald 1; Margaret Jensen 2. Worked Apron: Mavis Shaw 1; Betty Hoyland and Daphne Tj*ssen 2. Balaclava: Mary Parkinson 1; Sylvia Tyssen 2. Pixie Cap: Velma Wyatt 1; Pam McDonald 2. Model in Wood: Melvyn Cooper 1; Stan Matchett 2. Sponge Cake: Walter Reynolds, 1; Jack Rust 2; Ashley Jensen 3.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 33, 15 December 1944, Page 3
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366FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 33, 15 December 1944, Page 3
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