Indoor Exhibits At paparoa Show Judged

Northern Advocate, 14 February 1940, Page 7

Indoor Exhibits At paparoa Show Judge d

Judging of the indoor exhibits at the North Kaipara Agricultural Association’s G4th Show took place in the Garrison Hall on Tuesday afternoon. On the whole, the entries show, in the aggregate, no reduction on previous years in quantity, but the quality showed a marked improvement. As is usual, one of the most striking displays was the Women’s Institute Courts.

For the first time for many years the court competition was won by Paparoa, with Matakohe and Marohemo equal in second place. Paparoa Women’s Institute repeated its previous successes in winning the horticultural competition, with Matakohe in second place. A special competition for a com-munity-worked cloth by six members of any Otamatea institute was won by Maungaturoto, with Marohemo second and Paparoa third.

Special Awards. Special awards were won as follows: Mrs C. H. Jenkins' special prize for fancy- iced cake: Miss E. Leal. Mrs J. J. Sutherland’s prize for greatest number of entries in baking section: Mrs J. Massey, with 23 entries. Special prize for girl getting most points in baking section: Miss Una Lindquist, with 60 points. “Advocate” Trophy for highest aggregate of points in whole of indoor sections: Mrs A. Silich, with 190 points. Special prize for greatest number of entries in jams and bottled fruit sections: Mrs A. Silich. Special prizes in needlework section: Mrs G. Dodds 1, Mrs C. H. Jenkins 2, Mrs R. Pasley 3. Other awards:— FRUIT SECTION. (Judge: Mr W. Downs.) Mobbs Royal plums: Miss A. Coates 1. Reinette du Canada: Miss A. Coates 1, J. Hames 2, T. Wilson 3. Gravensteins: J. Hames 1 and 2, Mrs R. Pasley 3. Northern Spy: J. Hames 1 and 2, T. Wilson 3. Wilson's Own Yorkshire: T. Wilson 1 and 2, J. Flames 3. Docherty: Miss B. Padget 1 and 2. Cooking apples: Miss Padget 1 and 3, J. Flames 2. Dessert apples: Miss Padget 1 and 3, J. Hames 2. Thred heaviest apples: J. Hames 1 and 2. Three Delicious apples: Miss Padget 1 and 2. Golden Pippin: J. Hames 1 and 2. Jonathan: Miss Padget 1 and 2. Plate apples, any other variety: R. Sterling 1, T. Wilson 2, H. D. -H. Stevens 3. Williams Bon Chretian pears: H. D. H. Stevens 2. Thrde nectarines: T. Wright 1, Mrs Massey 2, Mrs Ariell 3. Three lemons: Miss A. Coates 1 and 3, R. Sterling 2. Tomatoes, red ribbed: Mrs Snowden 1, D. E. Evans 2 and 3. Tomatoes, smooth red: Mrs H. FI. Sutherland 1 and 2, J. G. Coates 3. Dessert peaches: Mrs J. Sterling 1, Mrs R. Sterling 2, Mrs Ariell 3. Cooking peaches: Mrs R. Sterling 1 and 2, C. Lindquist 3. Twelve plums: H. Hook 1, J. W. Cliff 2, R. Sterling 3. Japanese plums: J. W. Cliff 1, H. Hook 2.

APIARIAN SECTION. Extracted or strained honey: W. and M. Ball 1 and 2. dairy section. Homemade butter: Mrs H. H. Sutherland 1, Mrs Aickin 2, Mrs M. Bull 3. Hen eggs: Mrs W. Ball 1, Loma Erne 2. Mrs G. Dodds 3. Duck eggs: Loma Erne 1, G. Dodds 2 and 3. NEEDLEWORK SECTION. ■ Judge: Mrs E. W. Wilson. Knitting in Wool. —Child's dress: Mrs W. G. Johnston 1. Mrs S. J. Williams 2, Mrs L. Gurney 3. Child’s petticoat: Miss A. Wilson 1. Mrs G. Dodds 2. Baby’s bootees: Mrs W. G. Johnston 1, Mrs ’G. Dodds 2, Miss A. Ball 3. Baby’s set: Mrs E. R. Jenkins 1, Mrs Bell 2, Mrs Johnston 3. Men’s sox: Mrs S. J. Williams 1, Mrs Bell 2, Mrs C. H. Jenkins 3. Men’s pullover: Mrs Johnston 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2, Mrs C K. Jenkins 3. Bedjacket: Mrs Bell I, Miss S, Cliff 2, Miss Lawton 3. Lady’s jumper: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1, Mrs Johnston 2. Knitted cushion: Mrs Massey 1, Miss Powell 2, Mrs G. Dodds 3. Knitted article: . Mrs G. Dodds 1. Mrs Bell 2, Miss A. Wilson 3. Collection kitting: Mr G. Dodds 1, Mrs Johnston 2. Lady’s or gent’s cardigan: Mrs Bell 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2, Miss J. Mason 3. Crochet Work.—Afternoon tea cloth: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2, Mrs C. Lawson 3. Tray cloth: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1 and 2, Mrs C. Lawson 3. Table centre: Mrs G. Dodds 1, Mrs C. H. Jenkins 2. Table cover: Mrs F. Lambert 1, • Mrs C. H. Jenkins 2. D’oyleys: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2. Crochet edging: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1 .and 2.

Needlework. —Most useful article: Mrs K. Pasley 1, Mrs N. Leaf 2. Satin stuck embroidery: Mrs B. Williams 1, Mrs R. Pasiey 2, Miss Powell 3. Euchess set: Miss. A. Bail 1, Miss W. King 2, Mrs Massey 3. Embroidered d'oyieys: Miss B. Williams 1. Spr.ay flowers: Mrs K. Pasley 1 and 2, Laura Ariell 3. Guest towel: Miss A. Wilson 1. Miss Cornish 2. Tea waggon set: Miss M. Liddie T. Tray clotns: Miss M. Liddie 1, Miss K. Olsen 2, Miss Powell 3. Fancy coat gangers: Miss A. Wilson 1. Miss A. Bell 2, Mrs G. Dodds 3. Fancy apron: Mrs M. Liddie 1 and 2, Miss M. Bull 3. Afternoon tea cloth: Miss Cornish 1, Mrs C. Wilson 2, Mrs M. Liddie 3. Working apron: Mrs W. G. Johnston 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2. Cotton frock: Mrs R. Pasley 2. Men's pyjamas: Mrs R. Pasley 1. Mrs C. H. Jenkins 2, Mrs G. Dodds 3. Lady's nightdress: Mrs G. Dodds 1, Mrs W. Johnston 2. Made-up cushion: Mrs S. J. Williams 1 and 3, Mrs Liddie 2. Bedroom novelty: Miss A. Ball 1, Mrs C. Lawson 2, Miss A. Wilson 3. Wool tea cosy: Miss A. Wilson 1, Mrs C Lawson 2. Washable tea cosy: Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2, Mrs Massey 3. Hairpin work: Miss A. Wilson 1, Laura Ariell 2, Miss G. Coley 3. Tatting article: Mrs W. Johnston 1 and 3, Miss J. Harter 2. Handkerchief: Mrs W. Johnston 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2, Mrs C. H. Jenkins 1, Mrs G. Dodds shirt: Mrs R. Pasley 2. Jug covers: Mrs C. H. Jenwkins 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2 ; Miss Loche.ad 3. Tapestry: Mrs W. .3 Johnston 1 and 2. Home-made toy: Mrs R. Pasley 1, Miss L. Snowden 2, Mrs G. Dodds 3. Thrift article: Miss Fraser 1, Mrs R. Pasley 2, Mrs H. Hames 3. School Children.—Knitted article: Eileen Jenkins 1 and 2, Beryl Cliff 3. Pillow cases: Ailsa Leaf 1, J. Williams 2. Dressed doll: Eileen Jenkins 1 Embroidery tray cloth: M. McCollum 1 and 2, Laura Ariell 3. Embroidery Duchess set: Miss Lawton 3.

JAMS AND BOTTLED FRUIT. Judge: Miss Montgomery. Marmalade: Mrs A. Silich 1, Miss L. Cliff 2, Mrs J. W. Cliff 3. Tomato jam: Mrs A. Silich 1. Peach jam: Mrs A. Silich 1, Mrs R. Pasley 2. Plum jam: Mrs A. Silich 1, Miss Sheila Coates 2, Mrs R. Pasley 3. Fig jam: Mrs R. Sterling 1. Strawberry jam: Mrs A. Silich 1, Miss S. Coates 2. Cape gooseberry jam: Mrs A. Silich 1. Nectarine jam: Mrs A. Silich 1, Mrs J. M. Massey 2. Quince jam: Mrs A. Silich 1. Blackbery jam: Mrs Massey 1. Mrs M. Bull 2, Mrs J. Cliff 3. Gooseberry jam: Mrs J. Cliff 1, Mrs J. M. Massey 2. Dried apricot jam: Mrs A. Silich 1. Collection jams: Mrs R. Pasley 1, Mrs A. Silich 2, Mrs J. Massey 3. Quince jelly: Mrs A. Silich 1. Peach jelly: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs Pasley 2. Plum jelly: Mrs W. Griffin 1, Mrs Pasley 2, Mrs Silich 3. Lemon cheese: Mrs R. Sterling 1, Mrs Massey 2, Mrs Silich 3. Apple jelly: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs Pasley 2 and 3. Collection jellies: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs Pasley 2. Pickled onions: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs G. Dodds 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs Ariell 1, Mrs Silich 2. Apple sauce: Mrs Silich 1. Mrs Massey 2. Chutney: Mrs Silich 2. Plum sauce: Mi’s J. Cliff 1, Mrs J. Massey 2, Mrs Silich 3. Piemelon pickle: Mrs G. Dodds 1. Chow chow: Mrs A. Silich 1. Bottle pears: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs M. Bull 2, Miss ( L. Cliff’ 3. Bottle apples: Mrs H. ’ H. Sutherland 1. Bottle plums: Mrs M. Bull 1, Mrs R. Pasley 2, Mrs Silich 3. Bottle nectarines: Miss L. Cliff 1, Mrs Silich 2, Mrs Massey 3. Bottle apples (sulphur method): Mrs Pasley 1. Bottle tomatoes: Mrs J. W. Cliff 1, Mrs H. H. Sutherland 2, Mrs Silich 3. Bottle peaches: Miss L. Cliff 1, Mrs Silich 2, Mrs Massey 3. Collection bottled fruits: Mrs Silich 1. Collection bottled pickles: Mrs Silich 1. GARDEN PRODUCE. (Judge: Mr W. Downs.) Kidney potatoes: J. G. Coates 1,2 and 3. round potatoes: H. D. H. Stevens 1, J. G. Coates 2, Mrs R. McCarroll 3. Coloured potatoes: H. Stevens I, Rev. Bull 2, J. G. Coates 3. Heaviest potatoes: W. Ball 1. J. G. Coates 2, Mrs R. McCarroll 3. Brown Spanish onions: E. Gilmore 1. Onions, any variety: Mrs H. H. Sutherland 1, W. and M. Ball 2. Fifckling onions: E. Gilmore 1, R. Lawton 2. Eschalots: M. and R. Lawton 2. Heaviest onions: Mrs H. H. Sutherland 1. Swede turnips: J. G. Coates 1. Carrots: J. G. Coates 1,2 and 3. Five parsnips: J. G. Coates 1 and 2. Five turnips: J. G. Coates 1. Red beet: J. G. Coates 1. Turnip beet: J. G. Coates 1 and 3, Mrs H. H. Sutherland 2. Cabbage: R. Lawton 1. Cucumbers: H. Stevens 1, J. G. Coates 2 and 3. Crystal cucumbers: J. G. Coates 1 and 3, Mrs E. N. Metcalfe 2. Pumpkin: J. G. Coates 1 and 2, A. Brown 3. Squash: E. Gilmore 1, Rev. Bull 2 and 3. Vegetable marrow: Rev. Bull 1 and 2, J. G. Coates 3’. Green marrow: C. Lindquist 1, J. G. Coates 2, H. Hook 3. Green peas: W. and M. Ball 1, J. G. Coates 2 and 3. French beans: Cliff Lindquist 1, J. G. Coates 2, Miss A. Coates 3. Runner beans: Miss A. Coates 1, R. Lawton 2, Rev. Bull 3. Butter beans: Rev. Bull 1 and 2, Mrs R. Pasley 3. Cabbage lettuce:

Mrs E. N. Metcalfe 1, J. G. Coates 2 and 3. Cos lettuce: J. G. Coates 1. Rhubarb: Mrs H. H. Sutherland 1, Miss K. J. Morris 2, W. and M. Ball 3. Collection vegetables: J. G. Coates 1, Mrs H. H. Sutherland 2. BAKING. (Judge: Mrs Montgomery.) Loaf white bread: Miss Una Lindquist 1, Mrs W. Griffin 2. Brown oread: Mrs E. N. Metcalfe 1, Mrs VV. Griffin 2. Sultana loaf: Miss Una Lindquist 1. Sultana buns: Mrs A. Sil-» ich 1, Miss U. Lindquist 2. Scones, wholemeal flour: Mrs J. lfaassey 1, Miss O. Bell 2. Scones: Mrs A. Silich 1, Mrs J. Massey 2, Miss Iri Coates 3. Scones, no butter or cream: Mrs Sifich 1, Mrs Massey 2. Sultana scones: Mrs- Massey 1, Mrs Silich 2, Miss Belt 3. Date scones: Mrs Silicn 1, Mrs Massey 2, Miss O. Bell 3. Nut oread: Miss Bell 1. Plate gems: Miss Loma Erne 1, Mrs Massey 2. Pikelets: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs Massey 2 and 3. Collection scones: Mrs Silich 1, Mrs Massey 2. Fruit cake: Miss O. Bell 1, Mrs Massey 2. Oriental cake: Miss Bell 1. Plain fruit cake: Mrs N. Leaf 1. Sultana cake: Miss Bell 1, Mrs Silich 2. Collection small cakes: Mrs N. Leaf 1, Mrs H. Hames 2. Marble cake: Loma Erne 1. Leamington cakes: Mrs R. Pasley 1, Loma Erne 2, Mrs Silich 3. Madeira cake: Mrs E. N. Metcalfe 1. Chocolate sandwich: Miss Sheila Coates 1, Jam sandwich: Mrs J. G. Coates 1, Mrs Silich 2 and 3. Swiss roll: Mrs Massey 1. Rainbow sponge: Miss Sheila Coates 1, Mrs Silich 2, Miss Bell 3. Queen cakes: Loma Erne 1, Mrs Massey 2. Cream puffs: Miss Bell 1 and 2, Mrs Massey 3. Louise cake: Mrs N. Leaf 1. Ginger cake: Mrs N. Leaf 1. Butter sponge: Mrs J. W. Cliff 1, Mrs J. G. Coates 2. Coffee sandwich: Mrs J. G. Coates 1. Melting moments: Mrs Massey 1. Cornflake cookies: Mrs Massey 1. Shortbread: Mrs Silich 1 and 2, Miss D. Coates 3. Ginger nuts: Elva Leaf 1, Mrs Massey 2 and 3. Rolled oat biscuits: Mrs Massey 1 and 2, Elva Leaf 3. Collection biscuits: Elva Leaf 1, Mrs H. Hames 2, Mi’s Massey 3. Apple pie: Mrs Massey 1, Audrey Ball 2. Lemon cheese tarts: Mrs E. N. Metcalfe 1, Mrs A. Silich 2. Coconut ice: Elva Leaf 1, Una Lindquist 2, Audrey Ball 3. Nut toffee: Elva Leaf 1. Girls, 16 and Under. Loaf bread: Elva Leaf 1, Una Lind- j quist 2. Plain fruit cake: Miss Bell 1, j U. Lindquist 2, J. Mason 3. Fancy iced cake: Elva Leaf 1, Miss Bell 2, i Eileen Jenkins 3. Jam sandwich: Loma Erne- 1 and 2, Elva Leaf 3. Apple pie: Elva Leaf 1, Una Lindquist 2, Miss Bell 3. Plate of scones: U. Lindquist 1, Elva Leaf 2, J. Mason 3. Ginger nuts: Elva Leaf 1, Fay Morris 2, U. Lindquist 3. Sponge cake: U. Lindquist 1, Elva Leaf 2, Loma Erne 3. Jam tarts: U. Lindquist 1, Miss Bell 2, Elva Leaf 3. Lemon cake: U. Lindquist 1 and 2. Ginger cake: Elva Leaf 1, U. Lindquist 2.

SCHOOL SECTION.

Drawing.—Pastel drawing, Primers: Joan Morris 1, Dawn Morris 2. Standard 1: Billie Screen 1, A. Julian 2, Tommy Screen 3. Standard 2: Fay Broomfield 1 and 2, Joan Edmondson 3. Standard 3: Jean Pasley 1, June Ball 2 and 3. Standard 4: Lottie Renner 1, Ailsa Leaf 2,’May Noesgard 3. Standard 5: Evelyn McCormack 1, Beryl Cliff 2, Eileen Jenkins 3. Standard 6: Doreen Powell 1, Lois McCallum 2, Marjorie Peake 3.Best Illustrated.—Standard 2: Rex Powell 1, Warren Powell 2, Daisy Re\fca 3. Standard 3 and 4: Betty Hames 1, Jean Russell 2, Leone Vallance 3. Standard 5 and 6: June Mellis 1, Ava Smith 2, Eileen Jenkins 3.

Design work—Standard 1 and 2: Fay Broomfield 1, Daisy Rewa 2, Victor Ball 3. Standard 3 and 4: P. Morris 1, Arthur Poyner -2 and 3. Standard 5 and 6: Beryl Cliff 1 ,and 2, Eileen Jenkins 3. Poster (N.Z. apples): Jim Noesgard 1. Writing.—Primer 1: Joan Morris 1, T. Varnam 2. Primer 2: Lorraine Lawrence 1, Rex Julian 2, Jean Turner 3. Primer 3: Josie Smithson 1, Colleen Edmondson 2, Caroline Screen and Ross Dunn 3. Standard 1: Alice Ball 1. A. Smith 2, M. McCallum 3. Standard 2: Jonathan Ingersoll 1, Fay Stewart 2, Jean Pasley 3. Standard 3: Jim Speed 1, Yvonne Stewart 2, Owen Brown 3. Standard 4: Mabel Johnson I, Betty McCormack 2, Ailsa Leaf 3. Standard 5: lan McCormack 1 and 2, Eileen Jenkins 3. Standard 6: J. McCallum 1. Shirley Skudder 2 Dawn Jeffs 3. Essays.—Standard 2: Jean Pasley l, 1 J. Ingersoll 2, Joan Edmondson 3. Standard 3: F. Morris 1. Standard 4: May Noesgard 1, Dawn Barrow 2, I. Smith 3. Standard 5: Doreen Guignier 1, Lottie Renner 2. Standard 6: Lois McCallum 1. Map of N.Z.—Standard 3: June Ball 1, Fay Morris 2. Standard 4 (Map of Australia): M,ay Noesgard 1, Mary Sheppard 2, J. Williams 3. Standard 5 (Map of British Isles): E. McCormack 1, Eileen Jenkins 2, D. Guignier 3. Standard 6 (Map of Pacific): Margaret Hames. 1, James McCallum 2, Merle Dodds 3. Handwork Section.—Most original article: Maureen Smithson 1, Joan Morris 2, T, Varnam 3. Most useful

article, Std. 2: Allan Julian 1. Betty Garmson «2 and 3. Standard 3 and 4: Ailsa Leaf 1, E. Flower 2. Ken Morris 3. Most artistic article. —Primers to Standard 3: Maureen Smithson 1, Jean Pasley 2, A. Julian 3. Standard 3 to 6: D. Anderson 1, Dorice Morris 2, Betty McCormack 3. Needlework. —Finished article, Primers: Betty Garmson 1, Josephine Smithson 2, Dawn Morris 3. Standard 1: Dusk Jones 1, Mary McCallum 2, Alma Smith 3. Standard 2: Laurel Cliff 1, Billie Smithson 2, Laurel Cliff 3 Standard 3: Jean Russell 1. Standard 4: J. Williams 1. Maud Underwood 2, Ailsa Leaf 3. Standard 5: Eileen Jenkins 1, June Flower 2, Evelyn McCormack 3. Standard 6: Ava Smith 1, Sybil Underwood 2, Velma Bullen 3. Standard 7: Allane Ariell 1, Stella Petrie 2, Heather Jackman 3. (Open) dressed doll: Velma Bullen 1 and 2, Sybil Underwood 3.