Waituna West Flower Show
From Our Own Correspondent. The thirteenth annual flower show and salo of work in aid of the Waituna West Anglican and Methodist Churches was held in tho hall on Saturday. The show was opened by the Rev. L. A. Barnes and Rev. Blamires, who congratulated the people of Waituna, and thanked ail tho workers, particularly tho ladies. While tho number of entries in the cut flower anil vegetable classes was disappointing, owing, perhaps, to the dry weather, tlie entries in the other classes were quite up to tho customary standard. The decorative section was well patronised and of a particularly high order. The school children also deserve special mention for their exhibition of school work. The stalls including sweets, novelties, sowing and cooking, were well patronised. The sheep guessing competition was won by Mrs. Roy Shannon and Mr. B. Shannon (tie). Tho table linen competition was won by Miss M. Thompson, weight of cake won by Mrs. S. Coleman and Miss D. Shannon, tin of cigarettes by Mr. Grant, and fruit howl by Mr. Burns. The following arc the particulars of the awards:— Cut Flowers. Asters (3), Mrs. V. Smith 1, Mrs. V. Smith 2; asters, collection, Mrs. V. Smith 1 and 2; carnations, (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1; carnations, collection, Mrs. Thomasen 1; dahlias, pom-pom, (3), Mrs. P. Miles; dahlias, cactus (3), Mrs. V. Smith 1, Mrs. Thomasen 2; dahlias, hybrid cactus (3), Mrs. V. Smith; dahlias, decorative, Mrs. V. Smith 1, Mr. Boswell 2; dahlias, decorative (6), Mrs. V. Smith 1, Mrs. Hocking 2; dahlia champion, Mrs. Hocking; delphiniums (3), Miss M. Lucas 1, Miss Shannon 2; daisy, Michaelmas (3 sprays), Miss Shannon. 1, Mrs. Alvan Shannon 2; fuchsia, double spray, Mrs. Thomasen 1, Mrs. Thomasen 2; fuchsia collection, Miss AT. Ducts 1, Miss Thomasen 2; geranium collection. Miss M. Lucas 1, Mrs. Thomasen 2; gaillardias, collection, Mrs. Thomasen !;• gaillardias (3), Mrs. Tliomaseu 1, Audrey Stokes 2; gladioli, (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1; hydrangea (3 heads), Miss M. Lucas 1 and 2; belladonna lilies, (2 heads). Miss Shannon 1, Mrs. Thomasen 2; French marigolds, (3), Mrs. R. Shannon 1, Mrs. Alvan Shannon 2; African marigolds, (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1, Miss Guyiee 2; marigolds, collection, Mrs. Thomasen 1, Mrs. Alvan Shannon 2; pansies (3), Mrs. Alvan Shannon 1, Donnolly School 2: pansies (6), Mrs. Alvan Shanhon 1; phlox drummondi, collection, Miss M. Lucas 1, Mrs. Thomasen 2; rose (I). Mrs. Thomasen 1 and 2: rose (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1; salvia (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1. Mrs. Lucas 2; sunflowers, miniature (3), Mrs. It. Shannon 1, Mrs. C, Williamson 2; verbenas, Mrs. Thomasen 1, Miss M. Lucas 2; zinnias (3), Mrs. Thomasen 1, Miss Guyiee 2; zinnias, collection, Mrs. Thomasen 1 anil 2; collection cut flowers, Miss Lucas 1, Miss Shannon 2; any other variety, Mr. Boswell 1, Miss Lucas 2; points prize, Mrs. Thomasen. Decorative. Round bouquet, Miss Guyiee f, Mrs. Petersen 2; posy, Mrs. J. 11. Williamson 1, Miss Guyiee 2; shoulder posy, Miss Guyiee 1 and 2; basket of flowers. Miss Guyiee 1; basket of fruit, Mrs. Petersen 1, Miss Guyiee 2; howl of flowers, Miss Shannon 1. Mrs. Gibbons 2; bowl of dahlias, Mrs. Alvan Shannou 1, Miss E. Shannon 2; mantle vase, Mrs. J. P. Gibson 1, Miss Amy Shannon 2; decorative table, Miss Patricia Shannon 1, Mrs. Leicester 2; decorative table, single bowl, Miss Guyiee 1, Mrs. J. Whitehead 2; floating bowl, Miss Guyiee 1, Mrs. Alvan Shannon 2; points prize, Miss Guyiee. Under 1G Years, Bouquet. David Petersen 1, Betty Smith 2; vaso of flowers, Patricia Shannon 1, David retersen 2. Under 14 Years.
Bowl of flowers, Amy Shannon 1, David Petersen 2; buttonholes, Barbara Shannon 1, Molly Shannon 2. Needlework.
Fine embroidery, coloured, Mrs. Wevell I, Miss .T. Batclielar 2; fine embroidery, white, Mrs. J. T. Gibson 1; coarse embroidery, coloured, Miss F. Brown 1, Miss J. Batehelar 2; coarse embroidery, white, Mrs. J. T. Gibson 1, Mrs. AVatt 2; silkembroidery. Mrs. F. England 1; knitted garment, plain, Mrs. Watt 3; knitted garment, fancy, Airs. Roy Coleman 1, Miss M. AVatt 2; cushion, Mrs. Watt 1 and 2; fine crochet, Mrs. AA r att 1; coarse crochet, Mrs. AVatt 1. Miss Batehelar 2; points prize, Mrs. A4 r att. Photography. Landscape, Mrs. L. A. Barnes 1, Airs. C. Palmer 2; water study, Mrs. L. A. Barnes 1 and 2; animal study, Mr. A. Sowerby I, David Petersen 2: child study, Mr. E. A. Wenzel 3, Mrs. K. Shannon 2; building, Mrs. L. A. Barnes 1, David Petersen 2; scenic snap, Mr. E. A. AVenzel 1 and 2; points prize, Mrs. Barnes. Field Class. Carrots, white (2), Mr. R. Shannon 3; carrots, coloured (2), Air. F. Woodford 1; turnip swede (2), F. Woodford 1; turnip, green top (2), Mr. J. AV. Batehelar 1, Air. F. AVoolford 2; turnip, purple top (2), Air. AVenzel 1. Fruit and Vegetables. Apples, cooking (3), Air. R. Shannon 1; apples, largest (3), Air. Shannon 1; lemons (3), C. E. Lucas 1; walnuts (6), C. E. Lucas 1; pears (3), Celia AVilliamson 1; peaches (3), Airs. S. Coleman 1; quinces (3), Airs. Smith 1; beans, French (6), All - . R. Shannon 1; beans, butter (6), Air. R. Shannon 1; beans, runner (6), Air. L. A. Barnes 3, Air. L. V. Shannon 2; beetroot, round (3), Andrew Stokes 3, Air. R. Shannon 2; beetroot, oval (3), Andrew Stokes 1; carrots, intermediate (3), Aliss Guyiee 1. Air. R. Shannon 2; carrots, short (3), R. Shannon 1, Andrew Stokes 2; carrots, long (3) R. Shannon 3, Andrew Stokes 2; cucumbers (2), Air. R. Shannon 1 and 2; cucumbers, apple (3), Air. R. Shannon 1; eschalots, brown or red pickling, Andrew Stokes 1 and 2; cabbage (1). Airs. IT. G. Hare 1; onions, brown Spanish (4), Air. F. AVoolford 1 and 2; onions, light-skinned (4) Andrew Stokes 1; pumpkin (1), Air. F. AVoolford 3. Air. L. A. Barnes 2: potatoes, early white (3), Air. F. AVoolford 1; potatoes, early coloured (3), Mr. F. 11. Eggers I and 2: parsnips (3), Air. F. AVoolford 3, Air. R. Shannon 2; rhubarb (G stalks), Airs. Leicester 3, Rex AVilliamson 2; vegetable marrow, (1), Air. F. AVoolford 1, Airs. G. ITarc 2; tomatoes (4), Airs. IT. G. Hare 3, Air. C. E. Luc.as 2, Airs. H. G. Hare 3; any other variety. Air. F. AVoolford 1. L. A. Barnes 2; points prize, R. Shannon. Cooking. Jam, Airs. A. E. Shannon 1. Alt’s. R. Shannon 2; jelly. Airs. T. D. Stokes I..All's. T. D. Stokes 2; marmalade, Airs. T. 11. Stokes 1 and 2; pickles, Airs, T. D. Stokes 1 and 2; chutney. Airs. T. D. Stokes 1 and 2; sauce, Airs. T. D. Stokes i and 2; butter, Airs. R. Smith 1 and 2: egg, lien, heaviest. Mrs. C. Palmer 1, Mrs. Steel 2; honey, Airs. C. Strawbridge 1 and 2; cheese straws, Airs, T. D. Stokes 1 and 2; broad, white, home-made, yeast, Airs. R. Shannon 1 and 2; bread, white, compressed yeast, Airs. J. Gibson 1; bread, brown, Airs. J. Gibson 3, Airs. R. Shannon 2; bread, fancy, Airs. R. Shannon 1 and 2; yeast buns, Airs. T. D. Stokes 1 and 2; scones, plain, Airs. J. Gibson 1, Atiss E. Brown 2; scones, sweet, Airs. J. Gibson 3, Mrs. T. D. Stokes 2; pikelets, Airs. R. Shannon I; sponge sandwich, Airs. K. Shannon I and 2; butter, Airs. R. Smith 3, Mrs. R. Shannon 2; sponge roll, Airs. T. D. Stokes X and 2; shortbread, Airs. T. D. Stokes 1 and 2, Aliss F. Brown 3; fruit cake, rich, Airs. R. Smith 1 and 2; fruit cake! from, recipe given, Airs. R. Smith 3. Airs. 'R. Shannon 2; eggless fruit cake, Airs. T. D. Stokes 1, Airs. R. Shannon 2; seed cake, Airs. R. Smith 1, Airs. It. Shannon 2; gingerbread, Alts. C. Palmer 1, Airs. R. Shannon 2; madeira cake, Airs. R. Smith 1 and 2; meringues, Airs. Alvan Shannon 1, Airs. R. Shannon 2; sausage roll, Airs. T. D. Stokes 1 and 2; cream puffs, Airs. R. Shannon 3, Airs. Alvan Shannon 2: tartlets. Airs. Gibson 1 and 2; plum pudding, Airs. R. Smith 1, Airs. T. D. Stokes 2; home-made soap, Airs. I. D. Stokes 1 and 2. Children under 16 years: Plain scones. David Petersen 1, Celia Williamson 2; sponge sandwich, B. Shannon 1, Betty Smith 2. Points prize: Airs. T. D. Stokes. School Section. Drawing.—Stds. 5 and 6, pencil, David Petersen 1, Charles Petersen 2; stds. S and 4, pencil. Andrew Stokes 1, Peggy Smith 2; stds. 5 and 6, colour, Atarris Bishop 1, Charles Petersen 2; stds. 3 and 4, colour, Betty Short 1, Rex Mayhew 2; stds. 1 and 2, colour, Colin Strawbridge 1, Shirley Spicer 2; primers, colour, Ben Nitsche 1, John Campton 2. Handwork.— Stds. 5 and 6, Joyce Nitsche 3, Alervyn Marshall 2: stds. 3 and 4, Bruce Clare 1, Stanley Petersen 2; stds. 1 and 2, Anne Short 1, Howard Williamson 2.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 55, 7 March 1935, Page 3
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