WAKEFIELD

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 28 November 1938, Page 9

WAKEFIELD

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOW HIGH STANDARD REACHED I From Our Own Correspondent! Although entries in the Wakefielc Horticultural Society’s annual shov were not as numerous as other years the high standard reached in man} classes was the subject of favourable comment from, the judges. The Rev. Mr Davnes, who opened tht show, complimented the committee anc exhibitors on the wonderful effect pro duced. He congratulated the prize winners and thought that taking intc account the long spell of heavy wind: prior to the show the flowers displayec were a revelation. The committee Wishes to take thi opportunity of thanking the following who judged the various sections ir such a capable manner*: — Exhibition and Efecorative Roses ant Cut Blooms : Mrs P. C. Hurst. Decorative Work and Pot Plants Miss Wearing. Vegetables and Fruit: Mr J. S. Hild yard. Domestic Produce: Mrs W. Hill Dairy Produce: Mrs Hildyard. Industrial: Mrs A. E. Silcock. School Work: Mrs F. V. Knapp PRIZE LIST The prize list was as follows EHIBITION ROSES Rose, red: Mrs M. Lusty 1. Mrs J Shuttlcworth 2. Miss Mabel Baigent h.< 3 Roses, red. distinct: Mrs C. Parke 1. Rose, yellow.- Mrs J. Shuttleworth : Wakefield School 2. Rose, pink or rose: Mrs S. Hooper Wakefield School 2. Mr C. Mead h.c. Rose, white or cream: Mrs A. I Shuttleworth 1. Mrs A. Newman 1 Mrs R. G. Eden h.c. Rose, any other colour: Mrs A. New man 1. Mrs S. Hooper 2. Mr V. Hoope h.c. Gorgeous: Mrs G. Kerr 1. Lemon Pillar: Mr V. Hooper 1 an champ.. Mrs A. E. Shuttleworth 2. Mx A. Newman h.c. Hugh Dickson: Mrs C. Parker 1. George Dickson: Mrs F. E. Shuttle worth 1. Frau Karl Druscki: Mrs C. Parkes Charles Shea: Mrs A. E. Shuttle worth 2. Margaret Dickson Harnill .- Mrs J Hooper 1. Mrs J. Shuttleworth 2. DECORATIVE ROSES 3 Red Roses. 1 or more varieties: Mi C. Parkes 1. Miss Mabel Baigent Mrs J. Shuttleworth h.c. 3 Yellow, copper or orange. 1 or moi varieties; Mrs C. Shuttleworth 1. Mi C Parkes 2, Mrs F. Hooper h.c. 3 Pink or rose. 1 or more varieties Wakefield School 1, Mrs E. Springer 2 2 Madame Edwai'd Herriott: Mrs ( Parkes 2 2 Lady Hillingdon: Wakefield W. Gardening Circle 1. Mrs C. Parkes 2. 2 Betty : Mrs E. Springer 1. 2 Shot Silk: Mrs C. Parkes 2. 2 Hawl Marked Crimson : Wakefiel School 2. 3 Roses, single. 1 or more varieties Mrs F. E. Shuttltworth 1. 3 Roses, a.0.c.. 1 or more varieties Wakefield School 1. 3 Sprays climbing Roses. 1 or mor varieties: Mrs F. E Shuttleworth Miss Mabel Baigent 2. DECORATIVE Baket of Red Roses: Mrs A. Nev man 1. Basket any other colour Roses: M J. Shuttleworth 1. Mrs A. Newman Mrs Simpson h.c. Bowl of Red Roses: Mrs Newth Mrs J. Shuttleworth 2. Bowl of any other colour Roses; N J. Shuttleworth 1, Mrs A. Newman 2 Vase Red Roses: Mrs Newth 1. M J. Shuttleworth 2. Vase any other colour Roses: Mrs Shuttleworth 1. Mrs Simpson 2. Mrs Shuttleworth h.c. Bouquet Red Poses: Mrs S. Hooper Bouquet a ox. Roses: Mrs S. Hoop

j 1. Mrs C. Shuttleworth 2. i Wreath of Roses: Mrs S. Hooper 1 j Basket Sweet Peas : Mrs Simpson 1, j i j Mrs A. Newman 2. Presentation Bouquet: Miss .loan Higi gins 1. Mrs C. Shuttleworth 2. j i Bouquet, any other kind: Mis S. j, I Hooper 1. SWEET PEAS j Vase of Sweet Peas: Mrs J. Shuttlet worth 1. Mrs S. Hooper. 2. Mrs R. G. I Eden h.c.. Mrs J. Shuttleworth h.c. ! Epergne of Sweet Peas: Mrs S. j Hooper 1. Mrs Simpson 2. Bowl Sweet Peas: Mrs S. Hooper 1. j Bowl of Flowers, any kind : Mrs K. 1 Chappell 1. Mrs Newton and Mrs J. ’ Shuttleworth (equal) 2. Mrs A. New- . man h.c. ‘ i Epergne Flowers, any kind: Mrs : j Simpson I. Bowl Shirley Poppies: Mrs K. Chap- : pell 1. Mrs Houston 2. 1 Basket Flowers. other than Sweet • Peas: Mrs J. McPherson 1. Mrs H. Rose -2. Mrs A. Newman h.c. ». Vase, other than Sweet Peas: Mrs R. i G. Eden 1. Mrs K. Chappell h.c. 1 Posy; Mrs C. Shuttleworth 1. : Wreath: Mrs S. Hooper 1. s Decorated Table : Mrs D. McPherson X 1. Mrs K. Chappell 2 and h:c. l Bowl of Callendulas: Mrs Simpson 1, ! Mrs N. Shea 2, Mrs A. Newman h.c. 1 1 Floating Bowl Flowers, with centre : ! Mrs Newth 1. Mrs Simpson 2. Mrs H. : | Rose h.c. Floating Bowl Flowers. without cen- - I tre : Mrs S. Hooper 1. Mrs Simpson 2. | Mrs J. McPherson h.c. j Evening Spray: Mrs K. Chappell 1, Mrs C. Shuttleworth 2. Mrs S. Hooper , h.c. 1 3 Buttonholes, mounted on black: Mrs J. McPherson 1. Mrs C. Shuttle- | worth 2. Hospital Gift Box : Mrs S. Hooper 1. OTHER FLOWERS j 3 Antirrhinums, 1 variety: Mrs N. r - 1 Shea 1. ■ 6 Antirrhinums. 1 spike of each : Mrs s 1 N. Shea 1, Mrs Wcndleborn 2. i 3 Antirrhinums. 1 spike of each :Mr 9 ’ L. | N. Shea 2. 1 6 Pansies, distinct: Mrs R. G. Eden l. I 1, 3 Pansies, distinct: Mrs R. Taylor 1, i ; Mrs R. G. Eden 2. :. i 3 Irises, any variety: Mrs D. Mc- !. Pherson 1. Mrs F. E. Shuttleworth 2. I 6 Aquilegias: Mrs Houston 1. 3 Rhododendrons, distinct: Mrs J. r ] Shuttleworth 1 and 2. 4 Distinct kinds of Flowers: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1 and 2. Mrs Rutherford d h.c. s ! 3 Delphinuims. any variety : Mrs D, I McPherson 1. Mrs J. Shuttleworth 2, ! Mrs G. Kerr h.c. ;- 3 Trusses Lilies: Mrs Houston 1, Mrs E. Hodgson 2 I-I 3 Campanula: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1 ! and 2. Mrs E. Springer h.c. ! Collection Verbenas: Mrs J. McPherson 1. Mrs M. Lusty 2. Collection Calendulas: Mrs D. McPherson 1. Six Iceland Poppies: Mrs C. Mead 1, • s ; Mrs M. Lusty 2. 2. i Six Shirley Poppies, varieties: Mrs • Douglas 1. Miss B. O’Connor 2. 'o 1 Three Geraniums: Dr. Closs 1. Mrs \s | Windleborn 2. ! Three Oriental Poppies: Mrs F. E. Shuttleworth 1, Mrs C. Shuttleworth 2. . I Three Stocks: Mi's E. Springer 1, Miss - j Betty Dean 2. Mrs K. Chappell h.c. 1 Six Sweet Williams, any variety: Mrs : R. G. Eden 1. Mrs R. Taylor 2 ! Collection Nemesia: V. Hooper 1, Mrs : D. McPherson 2. Mrs N. Shea h.c. Six Lupins, any variety: Mrs J. Shutd Itleworth 1. i Six Cut Flowers: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1, Mrs C. Parkes h.c. ..I Collection Phlox: V. Hooper 1, Mrs ' : D. McPherson 2. . e l Three Geraniums, any variety: Mrs j I Rutherford 1 and h.c. [ Three Gaillardias, two flowers of ' each: Mrs J. G. Wilkens 1. Six varieties Sweet Peas, one spray of eaeh: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1 and 2, Mrs R G. Eden h.c. Three varieties Sweet Peas, two rs sprays each: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1 and 2, Mrs R. G. Eden h.c. Pot Plants Pot Plant, foliage: Mrs J. Baigent 1. rQ Begonia: Mrs J. Baigent 1. Annual: Mrs J. Baigent 1. j Asparagus Fern: Mrs Newith 1 and 2. J Fern in pot: Mrs J. Baigent 1, Mrs J. McPherson 2. 1. Collection Native Ferns in pots: Mrs er J. McPherson 1.

I Aspidistra: Mrs H. Ricketts 1. 1 | Hanging Basket in bloom: Mrs Pinek- [ ney 1. J } Hanging Basket, foliage: Mrs J. McPherson 1. 1 1 Miniature Rock Garden: Mrs Pinckney 1. Mrs J. McPherson 2. 1 1 VEGETABLES One Cabbage: Rex Kerr 1. One Lettuce: V. Hooper 1. Mrs Irwin : 2. C. Mead h.c. 10 pods Broad Beans: Rex Kerr 1. j Six Carrots: R. Taylor 1. Bundle Spring Onions: Mrs H. Ric- | ketts 1. Rex Kerr 2. Six best Early Oniofis: Mrs H. Ricketts I. 12 Radish; Rex Kerr 1. FRUIT | ‘ Six Lemons. Nelson grown: Miss D. j ; Moore 1. Mrs .1. S. Hildyard h.c. j : Six Oranges. Nelson grown: Mi’s J S. j Hildyard 1 and 2. Miss Betty Stringer • h.c. j DOMESTIC PRODUCE , Loaf Home-made Bread, white: Mrs R. L. McKay 1. Scones, plain, five: Mrs J. Shuttlc- . Worth 1 and h.c.. Mrs Lawrence 2. Scones. Sultana, five: Mrs J. Shuttleworth 1. Mrs Lawrence 2. Fruit Cake one wedge: Mrs Bastin 1. . Cake, no eggs: Henry Houston 1. Madiera Cake, one wedge: Mrs S. G. , Higgins 1, Mrs R. Taylor 2. r Nut Loaf: Mrs Houston 1. Meat Pies, three: Mrs T. Taylor 1. : Pikelets, five: Mrs M. Lusty 1. Mrs - Martin 2 and h.c. Banana Cake, one wedge: Mrs M. Lusty 1. Mrs R. Taylor 2. * Brandy Snaps, three: Mrs Harrison 1. Mrs Martin 2. Mrs Harrison h.c. Sausage Rolls, three: Mrs R. Taylor 1. Jam Tarts, five: Mrs R. Taylor 1. s Cream Horns, three: Mrs R. Taylor 1. Cream Puffs, three: Mrs R. Taylor 1. s Mrs J. Shuttleworth 2 and h.c. | Shortbread, five: Mrs L. Moore 1, Mrs I M. Lusty 2. Mrs R. Taylor h.c , j Sponge Roll: Mrs E. Springer 1, Mrs j R Taylor 2. Sponge Sandwich: Mrs Douglas 1, Mrs T. Eden 2. Mrs E. Springer h.c. j Queen Cakes: Mrs Martin 1. Mrs R. • Taylor 2. Fudge Cake, five Dieces: Mrs Douglas 1. Mrs R. Tai'lor 2. Sultana Cake: Mi’s S. G. Higgins 1. f Kisses: Mrs K. Taylor 1. Mrs J. HarChocolate Cake: Mrs M. Lusty 1. Mrs s R Taylor 2. j Ginger Nuts: Mrs L. Moore 1. Mrs j j Douglas 2. Fruit Pie: Mrs R. Taylor 1. I Collection Home-made Biscuits: Mrs j C. Shuttleworth 1. j Meringues: Mrs Douglas 1. Mrs HarL J Plate Plain Toffee: Henry Houston 1. Plate Cocoanut Ice: Mrs Andrew's 1, ■ a I Mrs Irwin 2. Mrs C. Shuttleworth h.c. j Collection Home-made Sweets: Mrs C. .. , Shuttlew’orth 1. 2.! DAIRY PRODUCE AND PRESERVES is j Separator Butter: Mrs R. L. McKay I j 1 and 2, Mrs T. Eden h.c. s Butter, lib fresh, other than separator, from private dairy: Houston 1. ■s j Lard, glass jar: Mrs J. Shuttleworth j 1. Mrs R. L. McKay 2 > ! Hen Eggs. 1 doz. heaviest, single yolk: ! Miss Betty Stringer 1, Mrs J. Baigent h j 2. Mrs Andrew's h.c. Preserved Fruit, any variety, in ■s; bottle: Mrs G Wilkens 1. Mrs T. Eden ; 2. Mrs J. Baigent h.c. s Collection Preserved Fruit, three varieties, in syrup: Mrs J. Baigent 1. if 1 Collection Preserved Fruit, three varieties in water: Mrs G. Wilkens 1. y Jam, in jar, any variety, uncovered: 1, Mrs J. Baigent 1. Mrs M. Lusty 2, Mrs R. L. McKay h.c. o Jam, three varieties, \ ncovered: Mrs d J. Baigent 1. Jam, collection: Mrs J. Baigent 1. Marmalade: Mrs G. Lawrence 1. Miss Rata Forbes 2. Mrs R. L. McKay h.c. Jelly: Mrs J. Baigent 1, Mrs Douglas h.c. Fruit Syrup Cordial: Mrs J. Baigent 1, Mrs M. Lusty 2 2. Tomato Sauce: Mrs Irwin 1 Mrs J. J. Baigent 2. Mrs Douglas h.c. Pickles: Mrs J. Baigent 1, Mrs Doug’s las 2 and h.c. Chutney: Mrs J. Baigent 1 and 2. Tomato Relish: Mrs J. Baigent 1. £ Home-made Wine, one clear bottle, x. P int and half: R- Taylor 1 and 2, Mrs R. E| L. McKay h.c. = Home Brewed Beer: R. Taylor 1. | INDUSTRIAL 5 Cushion. Hand-worked: Miss D. Ang drews 1. Miss R. Forbes 2. = Handkerchief, hand-made: Miss D. == Moore 1 and 2. Mrs R. G. Eden h.c. 3 Supper Cloth, hand-worked: Miss D. g Andrews 1, Mrs R. L. Shuttleworth 2. 2 Mi’s J. Houston h.c. 3 Tray Cloth: Miss D. Moore 1, Miss D. 3 Andrews 2, Mrs R. L. Shuttleworth h.c. g Table Centre: Miss D. Moore 1. =| Afternoon Tea Throwover: Miss D. 3 Andrews 1, Mrs Newth 2. 3 Petticoat: Miss D. Andrews 1. Mrs R. g G. Eden 2. =§ Afternoon Apron: Miss D. MoOre 1. = Duchess Set: Mrs Newth 1, Miss D 3 M lore 2, Mrs M. Lusty h.c. 2 Baby’s Frock: Miss E. Baigent 1. fjj Tatting: Mrs R. G. Eden 1. Mrs H Newth 2. | Night Dress: Miss D. Andrews 1. 2 Tea Cosy: Miss D. Andrews 1. 3 D’Oyley: Miss D. Moore 1, Mrs R. G. jE Eden 2. ~ Coat-hanger: Miss D. Andrew's 1, Miss A 5 D. Moore 2. Baby's Knitted Bonnet: Miss D. Moore 1. Knitted Bedjacket: Miss R. Newport 1. Mrs R. McKay 2. » Knitted Socks: Mrs J. R. Hildyard 1 and 2. Knitted Garment: Mrs R. L. Shuttleworth 1. Worked Tea Tow'el: Miss D. Andrews 1, Miss D. Moore 2. Wagon Covers: Miss D. Andrews 1, Miss D. Moore 2, Mrs R. L. Shuttleworth h.c. Guest Towel: Mrs R. G. Eden. Floor Rug: Miss D. Moore. Article from Felt: Miss D. Andrew’s 1. Mrs Lawrence 2. Miss D. Moore h.c. Article from Brass: Miss D. Andrews 1. Coloured Work: Miss B. Hoult 1, Miss D. Andrews 2, Miss D. Moore h.c. Novel article from Flour Bag: Miss D. Moore 1. Miss D. Andrews 2, Miss Windlebourne h.c. Applique Work: Miss D. Andrews 1. Snapshot Landscape: Miss Hoult 1, Mrs Andrews 2, Miss Hoult h.c. | Snapshot Animal Life: Miss Hoult 1, Mrs Andrews 2. Snapshot with Figures: Miss Hoult J, Mrs Andrews 2. Miss Hoult h.c. SCHOOL WORK Writing (Stds. 5 and 6): Audrey Bor* lace 1, Joan Irwin 2, Elsie Lawrence h.c, Writing (Stds. 3 and 4): Betty Moore 1, Jean Hamer 2, Marie Bird h.c. Std. 2: Alistar Berryman 1, Alianah

Rankin 2. Phyllis Sutton h.c. Std. 1: Tony Shuttlew'orth 1. Paul Sepie 2, Nancy Higgins h.c. Primers 3 and 4: lan. Kerr 1. Brian Pope 2. Brian Mays h.c. Primers 1 and 2: Peggy Windlebourne I. Ann Shuttleworth 2, Ralph Davies h.c. Figures »Stds. 5 and 6): Nellie Hall 1, Elise Lawrence 2. Victor Lawrence h.c. Stds. 3 and 4: Shale Solly I. Betty Springer 2, Norman Parkes h.c. Stds. 1 and 2: Joyce Burnett 1, Paul Sepie 2. Phyllis Sutton h.c. Allover Pattern Work (Stds. 4. 5 and 6): Ross Higgins 1. Betty Stringer 2, Ellis Harrison and Nellie Hall h.c. j Stds. 1. 2 and 3: R. Hunter 1. June Fowler 2, Shirley Higgins h.c. Primers: Maurice Watkins 3, lan Kerr I Stencilling or Potato Cuts (Stds. 4, 1 5 and 6): Victor Lawrence 1. Roger ! Mead 2, Ngaire Eden h.c. | Stds. 1. 2 and 3: June Fowler 1. Tony ; | Shuttleworth 2. Graeme Clements h.c. j | Pattern Work, free design. Stds. 4. 5 land 6: Gladys Quinney 1. Lorna i Schroder 2. Elsie Lawrence h.c. | Stds. 1. 2 and 3: Betty Moore 1. Nor- . man Parkes 2. Lino Cuts, Stds. 4. 5 and 6: Victor Lawrence 1. Noel Eden 2, Victor Lawrence h.c. Figure Drawing, Stds. 4. 5 and (3: Joan Irwin 1. Vivian Irwin , Victor Lawrence h.c. Imaginative Drawing, Watercolour or j Pastel. Stds. 4. 5 and 6: Beth Flail 1. Elsie Lawrence 2. Dean Parkes h.c. | Std. 1. 2 and 3: Murray Cole 1. Tony j ' Shuttleworth 2, Lewis Windlebourne 3 h.c. Primers: lan Kerr 1. Heather Mc- . Pherson 2. Cane Trays: Rod Arnold 1. Audrey l Tunnicliffe 2, Ross Higgins h.c. Sewing, Stds. 4. 5 and 6: Elsie Law- . rence 1, Dorothy Ilton 2. Betty Stringer h.c. Stds. 1. 2 and 3: Barbara Fowler 3, . Betty Moore 2. Lorna Baigent h.c. Coloured Paper-work: Betty Windles bourne 1. lan Kerr 2. Knitted Article under 10: G. Hunter 1. s Woodwork: Victor Lawrence 1 and 2. Woodwork Drawing: Noel Eden 1 and 2. I Map Drawing. Stds. 5 and G: Elsie) Lawrence 1. William Hovor 2. Audrey j TunniclifT h.c. Std. 4: Lorraine Lukey! s 1, Marie Bird 2, Ellis Harrison h.c. Std. ‘ 3: Shale Solly 1, Norman Parkes 2. John : Bird h.c. CHILDREN UNDER 15 YEARS | Posy: Olive Ilton 1, Dorothy Ilton 2. s Nellie Hall and Olive Ilton h.c. Hand Bouquet: Olive Ilton 1. Nola Nesbit 2. Phyllis Higgins and Billy s Curry h.c. Buttonhole. Primers: Margaret Ful- - ford 1, Ann Shuttleworth 2, Betty Jenkins and D. Canton h.c. !. Buttonhole, Stds. 1. 2 and 3: Audrey I, Tunnicliffe 1. Tony Shuttleworth 2 and h.c., Marie Newth h.c. I Buttonhole, Stds. 4, 5 and G: Bob Ilton 1, Dorothy Ilton 2, Nellie Hall and Betty Dean h.c. g Collection of Leaves: Norman Parkes y ; Decorated Doll’s Pram: Dorothy Ilton ! 1, Marie Newth 2, Shirley Higgins 3>. _ ' Hat trimmed with natural flowers: I Marie Bird 1, Dorothy Ilton 2, Nellie h Hall and Both Hall h.c. Vase of Flowers: Olive Ilton 1. Ngaire :: Eden 2. Elsie Lawrence and Heather it McPherson h.c. i Hand-made Handkerchief: Joyce Rufn fell 1. Margaret Shackleton 2, Shirley n ‘ Saxton h.c. | Afternoon Tea Apron: Zaida Davies 11,II, Grace Martin 2. Dorothy Ilton h.c. i Darn in Two Colours: Dorothy Ilton ’- ; 1. Ngaire Eden 2, Dorothy McDonald h.c. 1: Knitted Jumper: Thelma Martin 1. s | Nellie Hall 2. Elsie Lawrence h.c. I Scones, plain: Dorothy Ilton 1, Ngaire 's | Eden 2. j Scones, wheatmeal: Dorothy Ilton 1. Sponge, sandwich: Rona Hyde I. > s Dorothy Ilton 2. Audrey Borlace h.c. Sponge Roll: Dorothy Ilton 1. IS Queen Cakes: Dorothy Ilton 1, Ngaire Eden 2. Dorothy McDonald h.c. Plate Cconut Ice: Dorothy Ilton 1, Henry Houston 2. F Plate Toffee: Rona Hyde 1, Henry Houston 2. SPECIAL PRIZES Champion Rose: V. Hooper, e. Most points, rose section: Mrs C. I. Parkes. Most points, decorative: Mrs S. Hooper. Most points cut blooms: Mrs J. P. Shuttleworth. Most points fruit and vegetables: Rex l ' Kerr. Most points domestic produce: Mrs 3 Roy Taylor. Most points dairy produce: Mrs J. Baigent. Most points industrial: Miss D. Andrews. Most points school work: Victor Lawrence. Most points, children under 15: DoroJ ' thy Ilton. -j Most points in show: Mrs J. P. Shuttleworth. Most entries in show: Mrs J. P. -j Shuttleworth. GUESSING COMPETITIONS rs Cake: W. G. Syder. Elsie Lawrence. Doll: Mrs C. F. Shuttleworth.