OTAKIRI WOMEN'S INSTITUTE OPEN SHOW
« SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1945r J ' Entries to be staged by 12- noon.: Open to Public 1 p.m. —■ 1 t A—Cooking 1. 3 Plain no shortening.* . 2. 3 Pikelets. 3. Ginger Breaid. 4. 1 Loaf Home-made Bre.ad t 211) approximately. 5. Date Loaf. 6. Plain Sponge, without butter* 7. Chocolate Sponge. 8. Iced Cake (icing only to be , judged). 1 9. Sponge honey. 10. 3 Small Meat Pies short crust, 11. Best collection Biscuits dripping or lard mix. 12. Best collection Small CalceSj 9 varieties, mixture. J B—Jam, Preserves and Pickles 1. Collection of Jam. 2. Jar. of Jelly, any variety. 3. Marmalade. 4. Best Collection Preserved Fruit. 5. Best Collection Pickles and! Sauces, C—Sewing 1 Men's or Boys' Pyjamas'. 2. School Girl's Cotton Frock. 3. Baby's Summer Frock. 4. Lady's Cotton Frock. 5. Re-made Article. 0. Best Thrift Article. D—Knitting 1. Lady's Short-sleeved Cardigan;.. 2. Men's or Boj's' Sleeveless Pull-» over. 3. Woollen Knitted Gloves. 4. Crotchet Cotton Gloves. 5. Knitted Tea Cosy from steraps of wool. 6. Baby's Booties. ' : " E—Arts and Crafts \ 1. Best Bread Broocli. y 2. Hand-made Skin Gloves. ' 3. Article in Poker Work.. 4. Home-made Wool Rug. 5. Best Collection of Craft Work. 6. Bag ? Belt and Posy Set in Felt. F}—Soldier's Section 1. Hand-knitted Socks. 2. Hand-knitted Scarf. 3. Hand, knitted Balaclava. 4. Xmas Parcel. 'G—Fancy Work 1. Supper Cloth ; 2. Tray Cloth embroidered. 3. Waggon' Covers embroidered. 4. Duchess Set 5 Crotchet. ' : 5. Cushion, Wool Embroidered. H—Decorative 1. Bowl for Effect. 2. Vase for Effect. 3. Best Collection Spring Bulbs. 4. Shoulder Spray. 5. 3 Best Daffodils. (5. 3 Best Freezias. 7. 3 Best Ranunculii 8. 3 Best Anemonies. 9. 6 Swee-tpeas. 10. Stock. 11. Special Floral Mrs V. Peck. 12. Special Orchid Mrs JCarter. I—Vegetables and Eggs 1. 6 Broad Btmns. 2. 6 Carrots. 3. Lettuce. f 4. Cabbage. 5. Best Collection of Vegetables. * 6. 6 Poorman Oranges. 7. 6 Lemons. 8. 6 Hen Eggs > white. 9. 6 Hen Eggs, brown. 10. 6 Hen heaviest. 11. 6 Duck Eggs. 12. Best Setting of Hen; Eggs. 13. Collection of home-made Cleaners and Polishes. 14. Collection home-made Remedies . J—School Section Primers. FZntry fee Id. I. Printing. 2. Drawing. 1 3. Modelling. Standards 1 and 2. Entry fee Id. 4. Writing. 5. Drawing. 6. Modelling. < 7. Sewing. , : Standards 3 and 4. Entry fee 3d. 8. Writing. 9. Drawing Design. 10. Model in Wood. 11. Sewing. Forms 1 and 2. Entry fee 3d.. 12. Writing. 13. Colour Drawing. 14. Model in Wood. lis. Sewing, garment made in school. 16. Knitting. Open Section. Entry fee 3d. 17. Original Poem, Stds 4 5 6. 18. Original Story, Stds 4 5 (i.i IS). Original Poem. Stds 1/2/3. 20.- Original Story. Stds 1, 2, 3.(Continued in previous oolnny)^
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 09, Issue 07, 18 September 1945, Page 5
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