SHOW AT CLEVEDON.

Franklin Times, Volume XXV, Issue 130, 8 November 1935, Page 6

SHOW AT CLEVEDON.

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FIXTURE. DECREASE IN ENTRIES. The fifteenth annual show held under tlie auspices of the Clevedon Horticultural and Industrial Society took place in the Clevedon hall on Friday last. There was a decrease in entries in every section, the biggest falling off being in the sections for roses and vegetables. This can be attributed to the fact that the weather just prior to the show was most unsuitable for the production of flowers and vegetables. The following were the winners of the points prizes:— Rose championship cup for most points in rose section: Mrs H. G. Browne. Silver cup for most points in cut flower section: Mrs F. Burgoyne. Floral artistry: Mrs E. W. Wilson. Vegetables and fruit: Mr H. Alexander. Home industries: Miss E. Wallis. Needlework: Miss M. Johnson. The champion rose in the show was exhibited by the Clevedon Bowling Club. The Awards. The awards are: — Roses: Eighteen blooms, distinct, Mr F. Burgoyne 1; twelve blooms, distinct, Mrs H. G. Browne 1; six blooms, distinct, Mrs H. G. Browne 1 and 2; three blooms, distinct, Mrs F, Burgoyne 1, Mrs J. McPherson 2; three blooms, one variety, Miss Waters 1, Mrs C. C. Munro 2. Mrs H. G. Browne 3: six blooms, decorative, Miss F. Burgoyne 1; three blooms, single, distinct, Mrs A. D. Bell 1, Miss F. Burgoyne 2; three blooms, single, one variety, Mrs H. G. Browne 1; vase of roses, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1, Mrs H. G. Brown 2 and 3; vase of polyantha roses, Mrs H. G. Browne 1, Mrs F. Burgoyne 2. Novice classes: Three blooms, distinct, Miss F. Bell 1, Mrs N. ,T. Sutherland 2; three blooms, one variety, Miss F. Bell 1, Clevedon Bowling Club 2, Mrs N. J. Sutherland 3.

Sweet peas: Six varieties, Mrs Hitchcock 1. Gut flowers: Collection of cutflowers (open), Mrs F. Burgoyne 1; collection of cut flowers, novice, Mrs C. C. Munro 1, Mrs Moncur 2; antirrhinium, three, Mrs Hitchcock 1, Mrs Wells 2; antirrhinium, six, Mrs Jones 1, Miss Atchison 2; cinerarias, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1, Mrs Atchison 2; daisies, Miss A. McPherson 1 and 2; iris, Miss D. Hyde 1, Mrs F. Burgoyne 2; echscholtzias, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1: geraniums. Mrs F. Burgoyne 1; gaillardias, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1, Mrs Hitchcock 2: gerberas, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1; marigolds, Mrs F. Burgoyne 1, Mrs J. McPherson 2; pansies, six, Mrs F, Burgoyne 1, Miss E. St. Paul 2; pansies, three, Miss E. St. Paul 1, Mrs F. Burgoyne 2: iceiand poppies, Mrs Hitchcoqk 1, Mrs F. Burgoyne 2.

Floral artistry: Vase of sweet peas. Miss N. Dow 1, Mrs Wilson 2; vase of flowers, Miss Dow 1, Miss D. Hyde 2, Miss N. Dow 3: decorated basket, Mrs Wilson 1, Miss N. Dow 2; bowl of flowers. Miss H. Bell 1, Mrs Wilson 2, Miss Burgoyne 3: bowl of roses, Miss D. Hyde t, t Mrs Wilson 2: floral device, Miss K. Browne 1, Mrs Wilson 2: decorated table (special), Miss D. Hyde 1, Mrs E. M. Wilson 2: decorated table. Miss Dow 1, Mrs Wilson 2: band bouquet, Mrs Wilson 1. Miss N. Dow 2: posy, Miss Dow 1, Miss I. Hyde 2.

Vegetables and fruit: Collection vegetables : Mr H. Alexander 1; beans, Lawrence Baston 1, Mrs Scott'2; letluce, Mr 11. Alexander 1 and 2: leeks, Mrs Fawcett 1, Mr 11. Alexander 2: onions, seed, Mr If. Alexander 1 and 2; onions, potato, Mr 11. Alexander 1 and 2: peas, Mr A. Noone 1: potatoes, white. Mr 11. N. Silk 1 and 2: rhubarb, Mr 11. N. Silk 1 and 2; radishes, Mrs C. G. Munro 1, Mr 11. Alexander 2: gooseberries, Mrs Ritchie t, Mr A. Greenfield 2: oranges, Mr .1. McPherson 1. Mr F. S. Atchison 2: lemons, Miss F. Bell I. Mrs A. D. Bell 2, Mr G. Bell 3.

Home industries: Bread, Miss N. Eyre 1, Mrs Ifawson 2 and 3: scones, plain, Mrs Rilchie i, Miss N. Munro 2, Mrs Hawson 3; scones, fancy, Mrs F. Foulds 1, Mrs Hawson 2, Mr A. Greenfield 3: fruil cake, Mrs .1. McPherson 1; sponge cake, Miss Wallis 1, Mrs .1. Alexander 2: madeira cake, Miss Wallis 1, Miss N. Munro 2, Mrs ,T. How 3: seed cake, Miss N. Munro 1, Mrs M. Foulds 2 :spongc sandwich, Miss i. Hyde 1, Miss D. While 2, Miss N. Munro 3: jam l.nrfs. Miss Wallis 1, Mrs IT, Alexander 2, Miss N. Munro 3: sausage rolls, Miss Wallis 1, Mrs M. Foulds 2, Miss N. Munro 3; lemon cheese tartlets. Miss Wallis 1, Miss N. Munro 2: cream puffs, Miss I. Hyde 1, Mrs H. Alexander 2: gingerbread. Miss Waters 1. Miss Wallis 2: mixed biscuits. Miss Wallis 1 : shortbread, Mrs Ritchie 1. Miss Waters 2: pikelets, Miss N. Munro 1. Miss E. McGregor 2: nut loaf. Miss T. Hyde 1, Miss Baird 2: collection fancy cakes. Miss Wallis 1. Miss D. White 2: collection jam, Miss A. Dow 1, Mrs C. C. Munro 2: collection jellies, Mrs H. Baston 1; collection bottled fruit. Miss A. Dow 1: marmalade. Miss Wallis 1, Mrs E. M. Wilson 2; plum jam, Miss Waters 1, Mrs ,1. A. McPherson 2: pickles, sauce and chutney. Mrs E. M. Wilson 1, Miss A. Dow 2: collection of pickles, Mrs E. M. Wilson i: duck eggs. Mrs Ritchie 1. Mr H. Sutherland 2, Mrs C. C. Munro 3: hen egges. Miss Caulfield 1, Mrs A. Dow 2, Mr N. Scott 3. Needlework: Cushion, unmounted, Miss M. Hyde 1, Miss E. Eyre 2: handmade nightdress, Miss D. Hyde 1; pillow sham, Miss D. Hyde 1: tray cloth, Miss M. Johnson 1. Miss M. Ryburn 2: d’oyley. crochet, Miss M. Johnson 1, Miss A. McPherson 2: tea shower, Miss D. Hyde 1 : d’oyley, embroidered, coloured, Miss M. Johnson 1, Miss B.

Wells 2: hand-made princess slip, Mrs Moncur 1: hand-worked apron, Miss E. St. Paul 1, Miss M. Hyde 2; article made from sugar hag, Miss B. Wells 1: prettiest guest towel, Mrs Moncur 1: dressing tal)le set, Miss R. Smith 1, Miss M. Hyde 2; table centre or runner, Miss M. Ryburn 1, Miss E. Ryburn 2, Miss M. Hyde 3; hand-knitted sox: Miss D. White 1 and 2; handknitted child’s garment, Miss D. White i and 3, Mrs McPherson 2: hand knitted jumper, Miss M. Johnson 1. Miss R. Smith 2, Mrs Moncur 3: hand knitted article, Miss M. Johnson 1, Miss E. Jones 2 and 3. Novice classes: Table centre, Miss E. McGregor 1, Miss P. Smith 2; hand knitted article, Miss R. Smith 1; dressing table set, Miss E. McGregor 1: prettiest apron, Miss M. Jones 1, Miss K. Inslev 2.

Children’s classes: Collection of native flowers, A. and J. McKenzie 1, G. Roberts 2; gent’s buttonhole, Barbara Burgoyne 1, Maureen Stephens 2; vase of flowers, Ada McKenzie 1 and 2; floral device, Miles Furley 1: lettuce, Ronald Quinn 1: radishes, John McPherson I: scones, Nancy Waters 1: toffee, Ronald Ryburn 1, Jean Billman 2: cocoanut ice, M. Lane I, J. McPherson 2, R. Ryburn 3.

Schoohvork: Drawing, Std. G, sea or landscape, John Louden 1, Lorraine Colquhoun 2; std. G, colour design, Joan Roberts 1, Heather Scorrer 2; std. r>, pencil, a man’s coat, Milton Billman 1, Ron Ryburn 2; std. 5, coloured, Hilda Sutherland 1; std. 4, John McPherson 1, Don Neeley 2: std. 3, Reuben Hetaraka J, Sylvia Roberts 2, Nancy Waters 3: std. 3 and 4, colour design, John Maxwell 1, Billy Roberts 2: std. 2, Mavis Lovelock 1, Beatrice Perry 2; std. 1, Barbara Burgoyne 1, Bobby Maxwell 2, Don Munro 3: basket made from reed loom material, Kitty Insley 1, Reuben Hetaraka 2: article in reed loom material (under 11 years), Ronald Quinn 1: std. 5 and G, relief map of England, John Furley 1, Clive Roberts 2: std. 3 and 4, map of South Island, Albert King 1, Ngaire Ryburn 2, Bella Roberts 3: toy, from waste material, Bertha Roberts 1. Douglas Luke 2: useful article from waste material, Hilda Sutherland 1, Heather Scorrer 2.

Writing: Std. G. Lorraine Colquhoun 1. Joan Roberts 2; std. 5, Kathleen tfoone 1, Betty Bryan 2: std. 4, Jessie Sutherland t. Jack Currie 2, John Maxwell 3; std. 3, Dick Fogarty 1, Iris Neeley 2, Bella Roberts 3; std. I, Reuben Punga 1, Eva Currie 2: std. I, Marjorie Noone 1, Shirley Renton !, Norma Jupp 3. Collection of useful grasses: Ronald )uinn 1, Brian Gore 2; collection noxous weeds, Ronald Quinn 1: collection lowers from school gardens, Cleve!on North school i. Compositions: Std. G, Joan Roberts : std. 5, Ronald Ryburn 1 : std. 4, taureen Stephens 1. Ada McKenzie 2, (gaire Ryburn 3: std. 3, Iris Neeley 1, ylvia Roberts 2; original poem, std. and G, .Tune Bryers 1 : original poem, td. 3 and 4, Nancy Waters 1, Maueen Stephens 2.