GLENTUNNEL SHOW

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22345, 8 March 1938, Page 3

GLENTUNNEL SHOW

«, HIGH QUALITY OF EXHIBITS HOME GARDEN COMPETITION TO BE HELD The South Malvern Horticultural Society held its annual show in the Town Hall, Glentunnel, on Saturday. The entries, totalling 540, were about the average of recent years, but the quality of the exhibits was very good, those in the cut flower, fruit, and vegetable sections being outstanding. There was a good attendance at both the afternoon and the evening sessions of the show. Before the special prizes were presented by Mrs Jas. Deans, the president of the society, Mr C. Green, announced that the society was inaugurating a home garden competition, open to all gardens within a six-mile radius of Glentunnel, and that Messrs R. and G. King had offered a trophy for a competition open to an schools in the Malvern district. The following were the judges:—-uuc flowers, Mr R. G. Robinson; decorative, Mrs R. S. Gunn and Mr R. G. Robinson; fruit and vegetables. Mr W. J. Jenkins; home industries, Miss J. Redfern; home crafts, Mrs George Derrett; photography, Mr G. C. Warren.

Prize List The prize list was as follows: — CUT FLOWERS

Antirrhinums, three spikes: Mrs E. Harper 1, Mrs J. Jewell 2. Antirrhinums, three distinct colours: Mrs Jas. Deans 1, Mrs E. Harper 2. Asters, six blooms: Mrs J. G. Weastell 1, T. Joyce 2. Asters, six double: T. Joyce 1, Mrs C. Green 2. Carnations, one vase: Mrs C. Green 1, Mrs J. A. Smart 2. Dahlias, large flowered, three varieties: S. L. Holmes 1, Mrs C. Green 2. Dahlias, cactus, three varieties: S. L. Holmes 1, Mrs Jas. Deans 2. Dahlias, Charm,«three varieties: Mrs Jas. Deans 1, S. L. Holmes 2. Dahlias, Pompon, three varieties: S. L. Holmes 1. Dahlias, collection: S. L. Holmes 1. Dahlias, Unwin's hybrid, collection: Mrs Jas. Deans 1. Mrs C. Green 2. Gladioli, three sipkes: Mrs C. Green 1. Gladioli, one spike: Mrs C. Green 1, S. L. Holmes 2. Gaillardias. six blooms: Miss I. M. Gilmour 1. Mrs J. A. Smart 2. Geranium, three trusses: Mrs C. Green 1, Mrs Jas. Deans 2. Liuum, one spike: Mrs L. A. Marshall 1 and Z. African marigold: Mrs J. G. Weastell 1, L. D. King 2. French marigold: Miss I. M. Gilmour 1 and 2, Mrs J. A. Smart A. Pansies: Miss S. Harrison 1. Phlox Drummondii: C. Price 1. Mrs C. Green 2. Roses, collection: Mrs John Deans 1. Mrs «-. Green 2. Roses, champion bloom: Mrs Jas. Deans 1, Mrs C. Green 2. Roses, one red: Mrs C. Green 1. Mrs Jas. Deans z. Roses, one pink: Mrs Jas. Deans 1, Mrs C. Green 2. Roses, one single: Mrs Joiui Deans 1, Mrs Jas. Deans 2. Stocks: c. Green. 1. Salpiglossis: C. Price 1, Mrs J. A. Smart 2. Zinnias: T. Joyce 1, Miss . i. M. Gilmour 2. Dianthus: C. Price 1, Mrs C Green 2. Hydrangea, three vases. Mrs J. A. Smart 1. Hydrangea, one vase. Mrs J. A. Smart 1. Chrysanthemum, annual: Mrs Jewell-1. Chrysanthemum, perennial: Mrs Jas. Deans 1. Cosmos. Mrs Jewell 1. C. Price 2, Mrs E. Harper 3. Helenium: Mrs J. Jewell 1, Mrs E. Harper 2 One vase, not specified: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Mrs E. Harper 2 Collection, six kinds of annual: Mrs W. Tarling 1. Mrs C Green 2. Collection, eight kinds ol outdoor-grown: Mrs John Deans 1. Mis E. Harper 2. NOVICE SECTION Antirrhinums: L. D. King 1. Miss Gilmour 2. - Asters, Miss I. M. Gilmour 1. L. D. King 2. Phlox Drummondii: i. Joyce 1. Roses, collection: Mrs W. u. Boyes 1. Roses, one: Mrs W. D. Boyes 2. Sweet peas: T. Joyce 1. Collection six kinds: L. D. King 1. Mrs J. A. Smart 2. DECORATIVE SECTION Buttonhole: Miss Starky 1, Mrs L. A. Marshall 2, Mrs G. Chapman 3. Lf d spray: Miss Barlow 1. Victorian bowl. Mrs Maclaverty 1. Bowl of nasturtiums Mrs L. A. Marshall 1 and 2 Basket of flowers: Mrs Jas. Deans 1, Miss Barlow 2. Bowl of flowers: Mrs Jas. Deans 1. Miss S. Harrison 2. Dinner bowl: Mrs Maclaverty 1, Miss S. Harrison 2. Floating bowl-Mrs L. A. Marshall 1. Miss Barlow 2. Bowl of calendulas: Mrs C. Green 1. Miss S. Harrison 2. Bowl of dahlias: Mrs C. Green 1. Mrs Jas. Deans 2. Victorian posy: Miss Barlow 1. FRUIT Apples, cooking: Geo. Pearce 1, D. Brown 2, Miss S. Harrison 3. Apples; dessert: John Deans 1, George Pearce 2. Apples, collection: Jas. Deans 1. J°h» Deans 2. Plums: D. Brown 1. G. B. Starky 2. Pears, cooking: T. Stevenson 1 D. Brown 2. Pears, dessert. John Deans 1. Jas. Deans 2. Fruit, collection: Jas. Deans 1. John Deans 2. Peaches: C. Green 1, Jas. Deans 2. VEGETABLES Broad beans: D. Brown 1, L. D. King 2. French beans: L. D. King 1 and 2. Runner beans: G. B. Starky 1, L. D. King 2. Butter beans: Geo. Pearce 1, T. Joyce 2, Mrs W. Tarling 3. Beetroot: T. Joyce l. W.-D. Boyes 2, G. B. Starky 3. Silver beet: John Deans 1. G. B. Starky 2..Carrots: John Deans 1, L. D. King 2 and 3. Cabbage: G. B. Starky 1. Cauliflower. G. B. Starky 1. Cucumber: Chas. Price 1, G B Starky 2. Marrow: G. B. Starky l, L.'D.King 2, G. Tilley 3. Onions, autumn: L. D. King 1 and 2. Onions, spring. T. Joyce 1. T. Stevenson 2. Onions, salad. L D King. Parsnips: T. Joyce 1. G. Birdling 2. Peas: L. D King 1 D Brown 2. Peas, shelled: I. Dickie I.L.D- King 2. Potatoes, collection: L. D. King 1. Geo Pearce 2. Potatoes, white: L. D. King l and 2. Potatoes, not white L. D. King I and 2. Pumpkin: C. Price 1, G. N. Chapman 2. Rhubarb: Geo. Pearce 1. J. a. Smart 2. Radishes: L. D. King 1. Shal lots: L. D. King 1. Gordon T". le X h j„ Swedes: G. Birdling 1. Turnips: John Deans 1. L. D. King 2. Tomatoes C. Price 1, I. Dickie 2, Mrs J. G. Weastell 3. Collection, six kinds, two of each: L. D. King 1, G. B. Starky 2. NOVICE CLASSES Collection, six kinds, one of each: T. Joyce 1, W. D. Boyes 2 Potatoes. I. Dickie 2. Carrots: T Joyce 1. W. D. Boyes 2. Cabbage: T. Joyce 1. W. D. Boyes 2. French beans: T. Joyce l.

HOME INDUSTRIES i Nut loaf: Mrs D. Dickie 1. White loaf: Mrs Troup 1 and 2. Brown loaf.Mrss D. Dickie 1. Girdle scones: Mrs Troup 1 and 2. Plain scones: Mrs D. Dickie i, Mrs G. N. Chapman 2. Pikelets: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1. Scotch shortbread: Mrs G N. Chapman 1, Mrs D. Dickie 2. Shortbread: Miss J. Charles 1. Mrs G. N. Chapman 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1, Mrs H. Simms 2. Sponge roll. Miss S. Harrison 1, Mrs H. Simms 2. Billy sponge: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1, Miss Starky 2. Rich fruit cake: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1. Miss S. Harrison 2, Mrs G. N. Chapman 3. Plain fruit cake: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1, Mrs D. Dickie 2. Sultana cake: Mrs W. J. Harrison 1, Miss S. Harrison 2, Mrs C. Green 3. Madeira cake: Mrs G. N. Chapman 2. Coffee cake: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1, Miss Starky 2. Chocolate cake: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1, Mrs W. J. Harrison 2. Mrs Harper 3. Decorated sponge: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1, Miss S. Harrison 2. Gingerbread cake: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1. Oat cakes: Mrs Troup 1 and 2. Tea tray: Mrs D. Dickie 1. Biscuits: Mrs D. Dickie 1. Plum pudding: Mrs E. Charles 1, Mrs Troup 2 and 3. Marmalade: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1, Mrs C. Price 2. Raspberry jam: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Mrs J. A. Smart 2, Miss S. Harrison 3. Collection of jam: Mrs C. Price 1 and 2. Collection of jelly: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1, Mrs C. Price 2. Preserved fruit: Mrs C. Price 1 and 2. Sauce, chutney pickles: Mrs C. Price 1 and 2. Home-made wine: Miss S. Harrison 1, E. Weastell 2. Butter: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Mrs Harper 2. Hen's eggs: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1. G. N. Chapman 2. Soap: Mrs G. N. Chapman 1 and 2. NEEDLEWORK AND HANDCRAFTS Tray cloth: Mrs Burmeister 1, Mrs J. Mitchell 2. Supper cloth: Mrs J. Mitchell 1, Mrs E. Burmeister 2. Cross stitch article: Mrs Butterfield 1. Crochet: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Miss Barlow 2. Cushion, hand-worked: Mrs E. Burmeister 1, Miss Barlow 2. D'oyley: Miss G. Spriggs 1, Mrs E. Tilley 2. Duchess set: Mrs J. Mitchell 1. Table centre: Miss G. Spriggs 1. Mrs J. Mitchell 2. Piece of fancy work: Miss G. Spriggs 1. Mrs Tilley 2. Knitted article for child: Mrs W. D. Boyes 1 and 2. Socks, fine wool: Mrs Troup 1, Miss Gilmour 2. Cardigan: Miss I. M. Gilmour 1, Mrs J. Mitchell 2, Mrs W. D. Boyes 3. Apron: Miss G. Spriggs 1, Mrs Butterfield 2. Raffia: Mrs L. A. Marshall 1 and 2. Thrift article: Mrs Tarling 1, Mrs D. Dickie 2. Tinfoil picture: Mrs W. J. Harrison 1 and 2. Papier mache: Mrs L. A. Marshall 1, Miss S. Harrison 2. Rag mat: Mrs W. Tarling 1 and 2. Photograph, landscape: M. Fowler 1, Mrs J. Marsh 2. Photograph, other than landscape: M. Fowler 1, Mrs J. Marsh 2. JUNIOR SECTION Scones: Shirley Marsh 1, B. Marshall 2. Sponge sandwich: Bruce Marshall 1 and 2. Pikelets: Shirley Marsh 1, B. Marshall 2. Apron: Agnes Anderson 1, Shirley Marsh 2. Plain sewing, IS and under: Shirley Marsh 1 and 2. Piece of fancy work: Gwyneth Owen 1, Shirley Marsh 2. Darned sock: Gwyneth Owen 1, Shirley Marsh 2. .Cushion: Agnes Anderson 1, Shirley Marsh 2. Worked buttonhole: Shirley Marsh 2. Buttonhole: G. Chapman 1 and 2. Woodwork, 12 and under: Bruce Marshall 1 and 2. Woodwork, 15 and under: Ronald Marshall 1 and 2. Collection native foliage: Falaise Deans 1. Bowl of flowers: Falaise Deans 1. Photograph, landscape: Shirley Marsh 1 and 2. Photograph, other than landscape: Shirley Marsh 1 and 2. i

SPECIAL PRIZES Most points in show: L. D. King. Most points m cut flowers. Wilson memorial §Sp: Mrs C. Green Most POlntexn flowers and vegetables: L. D. King. Second highest cut flowers (Mr R. Nairn s prized Mrs Jas. Deans. Novice flowers fMrs W. D. Boyes's prize): L. D. King. Most points decorative (Mr John Deans' orize)- Mrs L. A. Marshall and Miss larlow. Most points in vegetables (Mr F Harnett's prize): L. D. King. Second in vegetables (Mr John Deanss prize). G. B. Starky. Most points in beans (Mr G. B. Starky's prize): L. D. King. Most points in onions (Mr G. B. btarKy s prize): L. D. King. Most points in potatoes, Mr G. B. Starky's prize): L. D. King. Most points in novice vegetables (Mr W. Williams's prize): T. Joyce. Most points in cooking (Mr F. Harnett s prize). Mrs D. Dickie. Second in cooking (Mrs E. Harper's prize): Mrs G. N. Chapman. Most points in preserves (Teale Bros, prize): Mrs C. Price. Rich fruit cake ?Mrs W. J. Harrison's prize): Mrs W D. Boyes. Chocolate cake (Mrs L. A. Marshall's prize): Mrs W. D. Boyes. Decorated sponge (Glentunnel Women s Institute prize): Mrs W. D. Boyes. Butter (Homebush Brick and Coal Company s prize): Mrs T. Stevenson. Most points in needlework (Mr W. Williams's prize): Mrs J. Mitchell and Miss G. Spriggs. Most points in handcrafts (Mrs J. G. Weastell's prize): Mrs L. A. Marshall and Mrs W. Tarling. Cardigan (Mr C Hyslop s prize): Miss I. M. Gilmour. Apron (Miss I. M. Gilmour's prize): Miss Greta Spriggs. Most points in junior cooking (Mrs G. p. Marsh's prize): B. Marshall. Most points in junior sewing (Mrs G. D. Marsh s prize): Shirley Marsh. Best darn (Miss S. Harrison's prize): Gwyneth Owen. Fancy work (Miss S. Harrison's prize): Gwyneth Owen. Woodwork, 12 and under (Miss Barlow's prize): Bruce Marshall. Woodwork, 15 and under -(Miss Barlow's prize): Ronald Marshall. Plain sewing, 15 and under (Mrs J. O. Redfern's prize): Shirley Marsh. Most points in junior photography (Mr C. Green's prize): Shirley Marsh.