WOMEN’S INSTITUTES.
SHOP WINDOW COMPETITION. The shop window competition for tlie eighteen Women’s Institute courts was judged by Mr C. W. Dixon, who awarded the championship to Stnnwny. tie commented that it was a very attractive display, though a little more colour could have been used ; but there bad ben a good adherence to the original schemes. Similar comment could be passed concerning the arts and crafts and domestic displays. Because of the high standard set lie had had difficulty in judging llic llorist disItcsults wore announced as follow: Florists.—'Tiakirahtma 1, Carnarvon 2. Cookerv. —Makitio 1, Sanson 2. Arts and Crafts.—Milson 1, Glen Oroua Baby wear.—Stanway 1 and champion display. Linton 2. . . Display. —Kongo tea v.li.e. (furnishings), Tiritea, h.e. (antiques).
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 162, 10 June 1939, Page 9
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