Successful Bazaar At Koputaroa

Chronicle (Levin), 22 April 1948, Page 6

Successful Bazaar At Koputaroa

Koputaroa was. en fete last Satutday wlien thie annual oazaar was lield. It proved aii unqualifie'd sitccess agaiii: this year aif& the large gathering found plenty of interest ahd amusement. A baby show, decorative and school work classes and novelty coinpetitions were conducted. First and second prize in tpe; draught horse derby went to. Mr. . G-. McDonald, while * Mr. • K. Shultz was first and Mr. H. McDonald second ih the class. fdr backs. * . A sponge cake competition resulted as follows: — Ladies; Mrs. H. Hood i, Mrs. E. Netten 2, Mrs. W. J. Lahcasteer 3. Men: Mr. P. Horgan 1, Allan Chapmah 2, Mr. G. ^"endell 3.: The champion sponge - aWard went to Mrs. H. HoDd. Other competitions , were won by . Mesdaines E. M. jackson, D. K. Guy; G. Sanson and.M. Sanson, and Messrs. E. F. Gibson, W. . S. Dustin and E. Hough. ' , The- judgfes were Mrs. Black (horal decorative), Mr. and Mrs. Alan Mitchell (decorated bicycles, etc.) ahd Sister Wood (baby show). , . The follOwing is a detailed list of the.. prize - winners : ; , * . - Baby Show ' " Gifls,— Six months: . .Tennifer Kfiyan - .1. : One ' -to two years : . Hester Guy l, Helen.Ryder 2. Two to three years: Kathleen Robertson 1, - Maureen , McLaughlin 2. Three .to- -four ' years: Prudence Baker i, Janice • Pratt 2. ; Boys;— Up to; six months: Dennis G'Donriell 1, Bruce Eagle 2. Six to -12 months:. Ashley. MqLaughlin 1, Ripky^Tutt ,2. One to two years: -Earle .PollardT, Mervyn Winterburn 2. ' Two to. three years : Ross Hood^ I, • SamueKTaylor 2. Three to four years: Bobby Kriyan 1, Leslie McDonald 2. •- ' Champion . 'baby.— -Ashley McLaiighlin' l, Dennis O'Donnell 2. Florai Decorative . ' (Open) Presentatiqn box.— Mrs. W. E. Baker 1, Mps. J*. Keenan 2, Mrs. J. Ke'enan 3. Most* ofigihal arrangement.— Mrs. D. K. Guy i, Mrs. G, Sanson 2, Mrs. G. Sanson 3. Ploating bowl. — Mrs. D. K: Guy 1, Mrs. G. Sanson 2, ;Mrs. A. Koberstein 3 V Sprays.— Mrs.: G. Sanson 1, Mrs. J. Keenan 2, Mrs. J. KCenan 3. Container of fruit and; vegetables,— Mrs'. G. Sanson 1, Mrs. G. , Rendell 2; Mrs. J. Keenan 3. - • (10-16 Years) ■ .- Small vase of flowers:— T. Sanson 1 ahd 2. . r j ;Kecklace of flo.wers — T. Sanson 1 and 2. Fairy \ dell ■ -dish garden. — T, Sanson 1, B: Webb' 2l 4 ? (Unvier 10 Years) Mug of flowers. — Deborah Guy 1, L. Sanson 2 ahd 3. Model garden in meat dish. — L. Sanson 1, M. Hood 2, D, Guy 3; i Bh&tpnhme«MKBarhaEa,. Jackson /.!1, L. Sanson 2. Vegetables (By Weight) ; • Pumpkins.— Mr. A. Winterburn. POtatoes.— Miss ' L. McLaughlin. Onions.— Mr. Hussey. ' ■' • Children's Decorative Best ■ decorated ' bicycle.— Girls:' Moria Jackson 1, Barbara Jackson 2, Marie Brown 3. Boys: Alan Brown 1, Terence Hurlimah 2, Pat Pirawiti 3. ^ Best entfy in character. — Laurie Sanson l,: David Jackson 2, Pauline Lancaster and , Sandra Baker 3 (equal). ; Best decorated tricycle. — ^Pauline Lancaster, and Sandra Baker 1 (equal), David Jackson 3. Best decorated doll's pram. — Prudence Baker 1, Beverley Horgan 2. Pet Classes Best four-legged pet. — Laurie "Sanson (pup) 1, Terry Sanson (guinea pig) 2, Mrs. G. Sanson (lamb) 3. Best feathe.red pet. — David Ching (bantam) 1. Bes.t entry in character with pet. 1 — Myra Hcwitt 1. School Scction Printing. — Primer L: Beverley Horgan 1, Marion Hood 2, Doreen Hogg 3. Stds. 1-2: Noeline Guy 1, Jcan Stratton 2, Ruth Rickard 3, Stds. 3-4: Donald Ching 1, Ronald iMdody 2, Earl Graham 3.. Stds. 5-6: Gary Taylor 1, Kit Pirawiti 2, Ray Cottle 3.- • Writing. — Stds. 3-4: Alan Brown 1, Delva Horne 2, Elsie Stratton 3. Stds. 5-6: James Taylor 1, Barbara Ching 2, Myra Hewitt 3. Drawing, Primers 1 to 2. — Colln Taylor 1, Beverley Horgan 2, Doreen Hogg 3. * « Painting, Stds. 1 to 2. — Matenga Williams 1, Ruth Rickard 2/ Laurie Sanson 3. . Art. — Stds. 3 to 4: Rangi Mc-

Millan 1, Denzil Jury 2, -Ronald Moody 3. Stds. 5 to 6: Barbara Ghing 1, Bryan Webb 2, Stanley Guy 3.