WAIMANA INSTITUTE SHOW

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 62, 9 March 1949, Page 5

WAIMANA INSTITUTE SHOW

LARGE ENTRIES FEATURE AN EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF FLOWERS

The Waimana-Nukuhou Women’s Institute held a most successful \ show last Monday in the hall. The entries were not far short of 900, and were all of a high standard. The display of flowers was excellent.

Mr W. Sullivan, M.P., and Mrs Sdliivan were present during the evening. Mrs Hewitt, President of the Show, welcomed them, after ■asking all present to stand in two minutes’ silence as a mark of sympathy to Mrs John Addison, whose husband died recently, and to all her relations. Mrs Hewitt thanked all who had helped towards making the show such a success. Mr Sullivan then spoke and congratulated the Women’s Institute ■on the show. He then told of his recent travels abroad, briefly mentioning that Britain was still very short of food, but the outlook. was brighter. Mr "Sullivan said that food parcels forwarded to the Old Country totalled '3-1- million pounds weight so far, which was very good indeed. Mr Sullivan then; presented the trophies won at the show. The “Tuhoe” Cup for most points In the show was won by Mrs Wylde, with 107 points, Mrs Hewitt runnerup 67 points, and trophy donated by Mrs R. Looney and Mrs I. Savage. Mrs Stevenson was third with 62 points. The Primary School Cup, donated by Mr N. Eagle, was won by Annette Henderson, and Richard Henderson was runner-up. A Secondary School Shield donated by Mr C. Wylde, was won by Joycelyn Wylde. Results:— CUT FLOWERS: Points prize, 'Miss June Stevens, who also had the Champion Bloom, a Cactus Dahlia. Collection of flowers in bucket: Mrs H. Whiteman 1, Miss J. Stevens 2. Dahlias, decorative: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Miss Stevens 3. Dahlias, Cactus: Miss Stevens 1, Mrs Whiteman 2, Charm Dahlias: Mrs J. Mitchell 1, Mrs J. D. Wardlaw 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Pom Pom Dahlias: Mrs Whiteman 1, Mrs Lex McDonald and Miss Stevens, equal, 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Hybrid Cactus: Miss Stevens 1. Zinnias: Miss Stevens 1 and 2, Mrs McDonald 3. Asters: Mrs Alan Macdonald 1, Mrs J. Mitchell :2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Marigolds, African: Mrs M. King 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Miss Stevens 3. Marigolds, French: Mrs Woolfield 1, Miss Stevens 2. Rose: Mrs M. King 1, Mrs R. 'Looney 2, Mrs J. Boynton 3. Nasturtiums: Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs J. '.Boynton 2, Mrs J. Mitchell 3. Delphinium: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Miss Stevens 3. Lilies: Miss Stevens 1, Mrs King 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Hydrangea: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. 'Gladioli: Mrs Whiteman 2. Sweet peas: Mrs Whiteman 1 and 2, Mrs J. IBoynton 3. Carnations: Mrs A. Macdonald 1, Mrs Whiteman 2, Mrs S. Eagle 3. Daisies: Mrs Whiteman 1, Mrs C. White 2, Mrs Stevenson 3 Michaelmas Daisies: Mrs Stevensor 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs King 3. Gerberas: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Stevenson .2, Mrs Mitchell 3. Any flower not listed: Miss Stevens 1. DECORATIVE: Points prize, Mrs Whiteman Decorated dining table, low; bowl: Mrs N. Eagle 1, Mrs Bettleheim 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Large bowl for effect: Mrs Whiteman 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Bettleheim 3. Victory posy: 'Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Whiteman 2. Shoulder spray: Mrs Whiteman 1, ‘Mrs McDonald 2, Mrs Bennett and Mrs G. Mitchell equal, 3. Coat ; spray: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Whiteman 2, Mrs King 3. Vase for effect: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs N. Eagle 3. Decorated jam dish, no handle: Miss Stevens 1, Mrs Looney 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Decorated jam dish, with handle: Mrs Eagle 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Mrs Bettleheim 3. 21b jam jar for effect: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs 'Bettleheim .2, Mrs J. D. Wardlaw 3. Decorated egg cup: Mrs Eagle 1, Mrs Wylde .2, Mrs G. Mitchell 3. Plain plate decorated for dinner set design:'Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs Looney 2, Mrs iHewift 3. Floating bowl: Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs Whiteman 2, Mrs Looney 3. Jug for effect: Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs Eagle 2, Mrs Looney 3.

Small trough: Mrs G. Mitchell 1, J iMrs King 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Large trough: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Bennett Mrs G. Mitchell equal, 2, Mrs McDonald 3. Hospital box: Mrs Bennett 1, Miss Stevens 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. VEGETABLES & FRUIT: Points prize, Mrs M. King. Carrots: Mrs Woolfield 1, Mrs ' Hewitt 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Parsnips: .‘Mrs King 1, Miss E. Robinson 2, Mrs G. Mitchell 3. Cabbage: Mrs G. Mitchell 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Mrs King 3. Silved beet: Mrs 1., Savage 1. Mrs King 2, Mrs G. Mitchell 3. Rhubarb: 'Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Woolfield 2, Mrs .King 3. Onions: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Miss Robinson 3. Shal- : "lots: Mrs Rust T, Mrs Boynton 2,1

White 1, Mrs Bethleheim 2. Knitted cosy: Mrs F. Mitchell 1, Mrs J. Mitchell 2, Mrs Bethleheim 3. Women’s knitted frock: Mrs Bettleheim 1 and 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Knitted cardigan or jumper: Mrs Savage 1, Mrs Bettleheim 2, Mrs Jones 3. Knitted baby’s frock: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs T. King 2, Mrs Spanhake 3. Knitted gloves, fairisle: Mrs Savage 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Bettleheim 3. Knitted socks: Mrs Savage 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Mrs Hughes 3. Embroidered toilet set: Mrs Eagle 1, Mrs Bettleheim 2, Miss H. Woolfield 3. Quilted pram or cot cover: Mrs Henderson 1. Cushion: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs J. Mitchell 2, Mrs Bettleheim 3. Thrift article: Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs Bettleheim 2, Mrs G. Mitchell 3. Smocked article: Mrs Henderson 1 and 2, Mrs R. Bell 3. Crocheted collar: Mrs Bettleheim 1 and 2.

Mrs McDonald 3. Beans: Mrs White 1, Mrs McDonald 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Beetroot: Mrs J. Mitchell 1, Mrs White 2, Mrs King 3. Potatoes (round): Miss Robinson 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Looney 3. Potatoes (kidney): Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Water melon: Mrs Boynton 1. Marrow: Mrs King 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Squash: Mrs Rust 1, Mrs King 2. Cucumber, long: Mrs A. Macdonald 1, Mrs Henderson 2, Mrs Jones 3. Cucumber, apple: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs King 3. Tomatoes: Mrs King 1, Miss Stevens 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Collection vegetables: Mrs Henderson 1, Mrs G. Mitchell 2. Apples (cooking): Miss Robinson 1, Mrs Wardlavf 2, Mrs King 3. Apple (dessert): Mrs Boynton 1, Mrs Woolfield 2. Peaches: Mrs Boynton 1. Peas:' Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Savage 2, Mrs Woolfield 3. Bunch grapes: Mrs Wylde 1 and 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Collection fruit: Mrs King 1. HOME INDUSTRIES. Points prize Mrs Wylde. Hen eggs: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Stevenson and Mrs G. Mitchell equal, 2. Jellies: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Marmalade: Mrs I. Savage 1 and 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Plum jam, dark: Mrs Stevenson 1 and 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Plum jam, light: Mrs Savage 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Lemon honey: Mrs Potter 1, Mrs F. Bell 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Peach jam: Mrs Eagle 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Berry jams: Mrs Potter 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Jam, not berry fruit: Mrs Potter 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Apple chutney: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Savage 3. Mustard pickle: Mrs Bennett 1, Mrs, Wylde 2, Mrs Savage 3. Vinegar pickle: Mrs Wylde 1 and 3, Mrs F. Bell 3. Plum sauce: Mrs King 1, Mrs Bennett 2, Mrs Henderson 3. Apple sauce: Miss M. Rae 1, Mrs Wylde 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Bennett 2, Mrs Hughes 3. Collection pickles: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Hughes 2. Preserved beans: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs Savage 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Preserved tomatoes: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Bell 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Preserved vegetables: Mrs Wylde 1. Gooseberry jam: Mrs Potter 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Jar preserved peaches: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Whiteman 3. Preserved plums: Mrs Savage 2, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Bell 3. Preserved pears: Mrs Stevenson’ 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Preserved nectarines: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Bell 3. Preserved fruit salad: Mrs Wylde 1 and 2, Mrs Steevnson 3. Collection preserved fruit not berry: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Eagle 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Collection small fruit, preserved: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs King and Mrs Wylde equal, 2. COOKING. Points prize won by Mrs Hewitt. Apple tart on plate: Mrs Savage 1, Mrs Potter 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Cream i puffs: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs J. Mitchell 2, Mrs Boynton 3. Scones: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs P. Clark 2, Mrs Wylde 3. ; Wholemeal scones: Mrs Stevenson! 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Boynton 3.1 Pikelets: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs J. [ Mitchell 2, Mrs L. McDonald 3. j Rock cakes: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs ■; Looney 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Puff pastry I jam tarts: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs Looney 3. Shortbread: Mrs Bcynton 1 and 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Jam j roll: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs McDonald 2. Sultana/cake: Mrs Boynton I,j Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. : Sponge sandwich: Mrs Eagle 1. Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Sponge, j chocolate, iced: Mrs Eagle 1, Mrs | Wylde 2, Mrs McDonald 3. Madeira cake: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Rich fruit cake: Mrs Wylde 1, Mrs Savage 2, Mrs Me- j Donald 3, Gingerbread: Mrs Stevenson 1, Mrs Hewitt 2, Mrs Wylde 3. Collection biscuits: Mrs McDonald : 1, Mrs Wylde 2 and 3. Nut loaf: Mrs j Wylde 1, Mrs SaVage 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Ginger nuts: Mrs Hewitt 1, Mrs Wylde 2, Mrs McDonald 3. j NEEDLEWORK. Points prize, Mrs

Bethleheim. Tray cloth, coloured embroidery: Lola Savage 1, Noia Rust 2, Mrs Looney 3. Supper cloth, embroided in colours: Mrs L. McDonald 1, Miss Stevens 2, Mrs Rust 3. Pair embroided waggon covers: Mrs Potter 1, Mrs McDonald 2. Fancy apron: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs Bethleheim 2, Miss Savage 3. Machined apron: Mrs Bethleheim 1, Mrs I. Savage 2 and 3.- Machine made ouse frock: Mrs G. Mitchell 2, Mrs Savage 3. Machine made table Vt c. Sava oe 1 and 2,, Mrs Bethleheime 3. Crocheted toilet set -urs: Mrs wyMe 1, Mrs Bethleheim 2. Crochet tea cloth: Mrs spannake 1. Mrs Bethleheim 2, Mrs Savage 3. Crocheted gloves: Mrs C.

CHILDREN’S SECTION: Buttonhole: Jeanette Eagle 1, Athol King 2, Lynette King 3. Bowl of flowers for effect: Bella Hicks 1, Diana 2, Annette Henderson 3. Sand posy, juniors: Patricia Eagle 1, Moewai 2, Athol King 3. Sand posy, senior: Annette Henderson 1, Francis Falkner 2, Lynette Hampton 3. Vase for effect: Lynette Hampton 1, Mary 2, Annette Henderson 3. Sponge sandwich: Lynette Hampton 1, Annette Henderson 2, Richard Henderson 3. Plain ccones: Orjni Boynton 1, Annette Henderson 2, Lynette Hampton 3. Chocolate cake: Annette Henderson 1, Richard Henderson 2, Lynette Hampton 3. Sewing, any article made at school: Annette Henderson 1 and 2, Valerie Linwood 3. Best article made at Tech woodwork: Richard Henderson 1 and 3, Rex Eagle 2. WRITING: Primers: Connie (Matahe) 1, Matilda (Matahe) 2, Edward Hei Hei 3. Std 1 and 2: Dolly Mei (Matahe) 1, Gordon Looney 2, Te Rahapati Pone 3. Std 3 and 4: Josephine Ross.l, Lorna Boynton 2, Hineari Brown 3. Std 5 and 6: Valerie Linwood 1, Mary August 2, Annette Henderson 3. Primers, illustrated story in paints: Tangi Tawhera 1, Hiria Hei Hei 2, Patricia Eagle 3. Std 1 and 2 pastel work: Te Rahapati Pone 1, Sonny August 2, Bella Huruwai 3. Std 3-and 4: Floral border design in paints: Lily Kakakura 1, Bella Hiko 2, Frances Falkner 3. Std 5 and 6, all-over floral design in paints: Bertha McLean 1, Richard Henderson 2 and 3. Std 3 and 4, poster advertising the show: Josephine Ross 1, Bella Hiko 2, Lily Kakdkura 3. Std 5 an 6, poster advertising the show: Richard Henderson 1, Norman Boynton 2. Post Primary Section: Supper cloth embroidered: Joycelyn Wylde 1 and 2. Tray cloth: Joycelyn Wylde 1,2 and 3. Embroidered article: Joycelyn Wylde 1,2 and 3. Cotton frock: Joycelyn Wylde 1, Beverley Henderson 2. Petticoat: Joycelyn Wylde 1. Article of handwork: Joycelyn Wylde 1. SPECIAL PRIZES Champion bloom, 5/- donated by Mrs Hewitt: Miss J. Stevens. Points prize for cut flowers, 1 dozen dahlias donated by Captain Keatley: Miss Stevens. 2/6 for bucket of flowers, donated by Mr Stevenson: Mrs Whiteman. 2/6 donated by Mrs John Addison for collection daisies: Mrs Whiteman. Points prize of 5/donated by Mrs Woolfield for de-! corative, Mrs Whiteman. 2/6 donat- j ed. by Mrs M. King for jam dish I with handle, decorated: Mrs N. 1 Eagle. Points prizes for vegetables and fruit, 5/- donated by Miss Currie, Mrs M. King. Collection vegetables, 2/6 special, donated by Mrs F. Savage, Mrs Henderson. Collection fruit, 2/6 donated by Mrs F. Savage, Mrs M. King. Collection means, 2/6 special donated by Mrs Stevenson. Mrs C. White. Points prize Home Industries, 5/- donated by Mrs Kelson, Mrs Wylde. Collection jellies, special, 2/6 donated by Mrs Burnett. 2/6 donated by Mrs G. Mitchell for collection berry jam, Mrs Potter. 2/6 donated by Mrs G. Mitchell for jam, Mrs' Potter. 2/6 donated by Mrs Burnett for pickles, Mrs Wylde. 5/- donated by Mrs C. Such for preserved vegetables, Mrs Wylde. 2/6 donated by Mrs M. King, gooseberry jam, Mrs Potter. Mrs J. Boynton’s 5/- for preserved fruit, Mrs Hewitt. Mrs H. Bell’s 5/- for preserved berry fruits, Mrs Wylde. Points prize for cooking, 5/- donated by Mrs Fleming, Mrs Hewitt. 5/- donated by Mrs ! Hughes for sponge sandwich, Mrs IN. Eagle and 5/- donated, by Mr A. Eagle for chocolate sponge iced, Mrs N. Eagle. 5/- special donated by Mrs Joe Addison for Madeira ! cake, Mrs Hewitt. 5/- donated by .Mr M. King for fruit cake, Mrs Wylde. 2/6 donated by Mrs Stevenson for collection of biscuits, Mrs i Lex McDonald. 2/6 for nut loaf donated by Mrs D. Bull, Mrs Wyde. Points prize for needlework 5/- donated by Mrs C. Bell, Mrs Bettleheim. Points prize forknitting, 5/donated by Mrs McConnell, Mrs Bettleheim and Mrs I. Savage equal.

2/6 donated by Mrs John Addison for crocheted toilet set in colours, Mrs Wylde. 5/- donated by Mrs Marra for mdt points in Primary School Section, Annette Henderson. 5/- donated by Mrs Stansbury for cooking, Annette Henderson.