FLOWER SHOW

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21733, 16 March 1936, Page 3

FLOWER SHOW

SPRINGBURN SCHOOL HIGHER STANDARD OP EXHIBITS The fourth annual show in connexion •with the Springbum School was very successfully held on Friday. The weather was fine and there were, good attendances in the afternoon and evening. Competition was good in, most classes and the general standard of exhibit was better than jin previous years. fudges were:—Mrs John Brown (home industries), Mr A;;j: Millichamp (flowers, fruit, arid vegetables); Mr J. W. Butterick (pets). Mrs E. Christiansen, Miss L. C. Cooke, and. Mr L. H. Barisgrove (school section). Mrs Brown said the cooking was much better than last year and Mr Millichamp congratulated the school on its display, which in . some aspects was up to metropolitan standard. He especially mentioned the roses for. their colour arid freshness, and the beetroot, which was as good as anything he had ever judged. The judges were, accorded a vote of thanks. The show was opened by Mr L. G. McFarlane, chairman of the school committee. The following were the results: — FLOWERS Sweet peas (2): D. A. Syrne 1. Miss E. M., Johnstone 2. Asters (5): Lindsay Bruce 1, Mrs R.' Grieve 2, Mrs J. Scott 3. Antirrhinums (1): Miss Molly Sclater 1, Dahlias .(5): Miss Jean Campbell and Mrs A. B, Lockhead 1 and 2. Roses (6): Mrs T. Rutherford 1. T. H. Stevenson 2, Miss Jeari Campbell 3. Gladioli (5): Miss E. M. Johnstone 1, Miss Jean Campbell 2, Mrs W. Norman 3. Collection of flowers (5): Mrs <F. Rutherford 1, Mrs Goldsmith, sen., 2, Miss Jean Campbell 3. Pot plant (7): Mrs Goldsmith, sen., 1, Miss Molly Sclater 2, Alma Smith 3. Table decoration (8); Mrs T. Rutherford 1, A. A. C. Lion 2. Miss Molly Sclater 3. Child’s collection of flowers (1): Joyce Goldsmith 1. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Peas (3): C. Campbell 1, Miss M. Ariderson 2, G. Johnstone 3. Beans (7) : A. G. Langridge 1, A. A. C. Lion 2. G. Johnstone 3. Beetroot (11): G. Johnstone 1, Owen Smith 2, C. Campbell 3. Carrots, long (4); G. Johnstone 1 and 2, Mrs W. Fagan 3. Carrots, short (7): G. Johnstone 1, D, A. Syme 2, Sadie Smith 3. Parsnips (7): W. Timpson 1, Mrs W. Fagan 2, G. Johnstone 3. Cabbage (3): C. Campbell 1, A, G. Langridge 2, Owen Smith 3. Onions (4): G. Johnstone 1, Mrs W. Fagan 2, Mrs J. West 3. White potatoes (9).: A. G. Langridge i, Mrs Anderson 2 and 3. Coloured potatoes (17): G. Johnstone 1, A. G. Langridge 2 and 3, G. Burgess hj c. Collection (6): G. Johnstone 1, Mrs George Tomlinson 2 and 3. Apples, cooking (14); Kenneth Hood 1, Mrs J. Scott 2, Mrs McFarlane, sen., 3, Mrs Tomlinson hj c. Apples, dessert (5): Mrs jG. Tomlinson 1, W. Timpson 2. Pears (4): W. Timpson 1, Mrs W. Norman 2. Plums (2): Miss E. M. Johnstone 1 and 2. Collection fruit (1): C. Campbell 1. Marrow (2): A. A. C. Lion 1, lan Lion 2. White turnips (4); C. Campbell 1, A. G. Langridge 2 and 3. Swedes (3): C, Campbell 1, A. G. Langridge 2, George Burgess 3. HOME INDUSTRIES Knitting; Miss M. Wolfrey 1, Miss J. Green 2. Mrs A. B. Lockhead 3. Fancy work: Miss E. Christianson 1, Miss Myra Smith 2, Miss E. Christiansen 3. Article from used material: Mrs J. A. Cooke 1 and 2. Miss M. Sclater 3. Sugar- bag article: Mrs Goldsmith, sen., 1, Miss Myra Smith 2, Miss E Johnstone 3. Homemade garment: Mrs B. Flynn 1, Mrs S. T. Goldsmith 2. Home-made toy: Alan McFarlane 1. G. Goldsmith 2. Junior sewing: Joyce Goldsmith 1. Home-made loaf: Mrs J. West 1. Pikelets: Miss E. M. Johnstone 1, Mrs A. A. C. Lion 2, Miss E. ; Christiansen 3. Biscuits: Miss E.' M. Johnstone I. Miss M. Sclater 2. Miss Sadie Smith 3. Fancy cakes: Mrs W. Fagan 1, Mrs J. West 2. Scones: Mrs A. G. Langridge 1, Mrs B. Flynn 2, Mrs W. Fagan 3, Miss Sadie Smith hc. Sponge sandwich: Mrs A. B. Lockhead 1. Mrs A. G. Langridge 2,’ Miss M. Wolfrey 3. Mrs W. Fagan hj c, Miss E. Christiansen c. Fruit cake: Mrs W. Fagan 1, Miss M. Wolfrey'2, Mrs J. West 3. Madeira cake; Miss E. Christiansen X, Mrs W Fagan 2, Miss M. Wolfrey 3. Shortbread: Mrs W. Fagan 1. Mrs A. B. Lockhead 2. Miss E; M. Johnstone 3. Jam tarts: Mrs W. Fagan 1. Miss M. Wolfrey 2, Mrs G. Alexander 3. Bottled fruit: Miss E. Christiansen 1, Mrs McFarlane, sen.. 2, Mrs L. G. McFarlane 3. Mrs A. G. Langridge hc. Jam: Miss E. Christiansen 1, Mrs McFarlane, sen., 2, Mrs L. G. McFarlane 3. Bottle wine: B: Flynn 1, Owen Smith 2. Eggs by weight: Miss E. M. Johnstone (2) and Mrs W. Taylor (equal) 1. Soap; Mrs L. G. McFarlane 1, Mrs W. Fagan 2, Mrs A. A. C. Lion 3. Scones, juniors: Alma Smith 1. Enid McFarlane 2, Chrissie Alexander 3. Pikelets. juniors: Enid McFarlane 1, Enid Fagan 2 Butter: Mrs A. A. C. Lion 1, Mrs L. G. McFarlane 2, Mrs W. Fagan 3, Mrs J. Scott he. SCHOOL SECTION Drawing, Standards I. and II.: Noeline Lamb 1. Lennie Smith 2, Joyce Goldsmith 3. Drawing. Standards 1. and 11. (b) Noeline Lamb 1, Lennie Smitl} 2, Bruce Lockhead 3. Drawing, Standards 111. and IV.: Shona McFarlane 1. Jim Harris 2, Ngaire Beckley 3, Drawing, Forms I. and II.: Tina Mcßae 1. George Goldsmith 2, Robert Stevens 3. Writing. Standards I. and II.: Veronica Mears 1. Donald Mcßae 2, Arthur Beatty 3, Writing, Standards 111. and IV.; Audrey Grlgg 1, June Doak 2, Tina Mcßae 3. Writing. Forms I. and II.: Nancy Ruddock 1, Ngaire Beckley 2. Rosalie Doak and Myra Young (equal) 3. Printing, Infants: Beth McFarlane 1, George Burgess 2, Mary Goldsmith 3. Handwork; Joyce Goldsmith 1, Marjorie Smith 2, Lennie Smith 3, Donald Mcßae hc. Handwork (b) Joyce Goldsmith 1, Marjorie Goldsmith 2. Lennie Smith 3. Meccano model: Richard Allard 1, George Goldsmith 2. Alan McFarlane 3. Homemade toy: Alan McFarlane 1, George Goldsmith 2 and 3.

Pets; Gwen Burgess 1, Lizzie Smith 2, Jim McFarlane 3. Dogs: Jim McFarlane 1, Miss E. M. Johnstone 2, M. Flynn 3. Hack; Bryan Flynn 1. Pony: Billy Stevens 1, Norma Watson 2.