ANDERSON'S BAY SCHOOL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22823, 6 March 1936, Page 11

ANDERSON'S BAY SCHOOL

ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW The annual Mower show conducted by the Anderson's Bay School Committee, in aid of the school funds, was held yesterday afternoon and evening in Cameron Hall. The entries were well up to those of previous years, especially in the children's section, where the competition was particularly keen. Special mention was made of the work of Olwcn Armour, who easily won the first award for knitting, and William Partell and Alan Walker, who exhibited a motor boat and an aeroplane respectively. The fancywork exhibited by the girls of Standards 111, IV, V, and VI was also outstanding. The judges were as follows^ —Cut flowers and vegetables, Mr J. Nelson; cooking and sweets, Mrs M'Crorie; fancywork, Misses Burn and Wither; children's section—Mesdames Lee Smith, Guthrie, and Nich'ol. '

During the evening, the Anderson's Bay Orchestra presented enjoyable musical items, and at the conclusion an auction sale was held. The following is the prize list: — VEGETABLES.

French beans—Marjorie Neville 1, Ella M'Kay 2, Frank Ful'cr 3. Scarletrunners —Marjorie Neville 1, Jack Campbell 2, Eileen Grcnfell 3. Green peasMr Waugh 1, Ella M'Kay 2. Silver beet —J. C. 11. Somerville 1, Mr Waugh 2, Mr Waugh 3. Beet, long—Mr Waugh 2. Beet, turnip-rooted—W. Bishop 1, Ray Mattingly 2, Joyce Simmons 3. Cabbage, table—J. Spencc 1, Ella M'Kay 2, Mr J Winton 3. Heaviest cabbage—Mr Waugh 1. Cauliflower—Ella M'Kay 1. Shallots —Ella M'Kay 1, Edna Millard 2, F. B. Francis 3. Carrots. long—Mr Waugh 1, Ray Mattingly 2. Neil Bishop 3. Carrots stump-rooted—Bill and Spencer Hanger 1, Edna Millard 2. Ray Mattingly 3. Parsnips— Lorna Fuller 1, Lyndon Aitken 2, Shirley Weir 3. Lettuce—Ella M'Kay 1. Vegetable marrows, table—Mr Waugh 1, Bay Mattingly 2 and 3. Potatoes, one variety—W. Bishop 1, J. W. Phillips 2, W. Bishop 3. Potatoes, six varieties— A. Reekie 2. Potatoes, three varieties— R. Hellver 1, A. Reekie 2, .Marjorie Neville 3. Best collection of potatoes, six varieties-—A. Reekie 1. Heaviest potato—A. Reekie 1. Onions—Marjorie Neville 1, Ella M'Kav 2, Drew Lindsay 3. Rhubarb, red—J. Wilson 1, Ray Reekie 2. Ella M'Kav 3. Rhubarb, green—J. Wilson 1. Turnips—Mr Waugh 1. R. Hellyer 2. Plate of six tomatoes—Ngaia Hanger 1, S. V. Wilson 2. Lewis Morice 3. Swede turnips—R. Hellyer 1, James Farquhar 2, R. Hellyer 3. Vegetable marrow—J. C. H. Somerville 1. Mr Waugh 2, Frank Fuller 3. FRUIT. Apples, two varieties, dessert —Mr J. Wilson 11 Mr J. Wilson 2, Mr J. Wilson 3. Apples, two varieties, cooking—Mr J. Wilson 1. Mrs Wheeler 2. Pears, any variety—Mr J. Wilson 1. Mrs Wheeler 2. Pears, dessert—Mr J. Wilson J. Plums, dessert—Mr J. T. Wilson 1, Mr J.

T. Wilson 2. Plums, cooking—Mr J. Wilson 1. Anv other fruit—Mr J. Wilson 1, Mr Prinele 2. PRODUCE AND COOKERY. Preserved hen eggs—Ted Luke 1. Oven scones—Mrs J. Hinchcliffe 1, Mrs J. Spence 2, Mrs- M'Donald 3. Girdle scones —Mrs J. Hinchcliffe 1, Mrs Davie 2. Sweet scones—Mrs Davie 1. Shortbread —Mrs J. Hinchcliffe 1. Pikelets—Mrs Wheeler 1, Mrs J. Hinchcliffe 2 and 3. Fruit cake—Mrs Davie 1. Jam sponge— Mrs M'Donald 1. Cream sponge—Mrs J. Spence 1. Chocolate cake —Mrs Armstrong 1. Coffee sponge—Ngaire Fuller Chocolate sponge—Mrs J. Spence 1. Fresh 1. Butter sponge—Ngaire Fuller 1. dairy butter—Kathleen Thompson 1. Home-made soap —Mrs Fuller 1. Jam— Mrs J. Spence 1. Jelly—Mrs Davie 1. POT PLANTS. Palm—Mrs Spence 1. Asparagus—Mrs J. Hinchcliffe 1. CUT FLOWERS. Collarette dahlias—Malcolm M'Arthur 1. Single dahlias—Marjorie Neville 1. Double dahlias—Neil Bishop 1, W. Bishop 2. Double asters—Bill Jensen 1, Ina Duke 2 and 3. Sweet peas—Alison Drysdale 1. Gladioli—Diana Lindsay 1, Ngaia Hanger 2. Pat Hanger 3. Roses— Ina Luke 1. Roses —Pamela Gilbert 1. Marigolds, French—Edna Millard 1. Marigolds. African—M. Smith 1, Diana Lindsay 2, G. Stevenson 3. Buttonhole—Nancy Lippert 1, Joyce Simmonds 2. Spray— Joyce Simmonds 1, Nancy Lippert 2, Jovce Blackwell 3. Decorated bowl —Mrs J. C. IT. Somerville 1. Decorated floating bowl—Betty M'Kinnon 1. Scabious Caucasia —William Miller I. Montbrclia—Leslie Boock 1, Leslie Boock 2. NEEDLEWORK. Hand-embroidered article, white—Miss D. M. Hardie 1, Mrs J. Spence 2. Handembroidered article (coloured) —Mrs A. Reekie 1, Mrs Boock 2. Crochet-bordered tray cloth—Mrs A. Reekie 1, Mrs L. M'Donald 2. Crocheted d'oyley—Mrs L. M'Donald and Jean Watson (equal) I. Embroidered cushion —Mrs Brixton 1. Best article eostinz Is or less—Mrs Grcnfell 1. KNITTING. Pair hand-knitted socks —Mrs Ueekie 1, Mrs Brixton 2. Child's knitted or crocheted garment—Mrs M'Lean 1 and 2. Knitted cardigan—Mrs Grcnfell 1. Knitted jumper or pullover—Mrs Reekie 1, Mrs Brixton 2. Any knitted article— Mrs Faiweather and Marjorie Neville (equal) 1, CHILDREN'S SECTION. Three varieties cut annuals —Beth Somerville 1, Lorna Fuller 2, Colin Miller 3. Three varieties cut flowers, other than annuals —Valerie Walker and Beth Somerville (equal) 1, Ina Luke and Jean Gray (equal) 3, Diana Lindsay h.c. Six pansics or violas—Colin Millard I, Paula Whitehead 2. Bona Dyer 3. Three dahlias—Susan M'Kinnon 1, Neil Bishop 2, Beth Somerville 3. Bowl of flowersRosa M'Lean I, Ray Reekie 2, Frank Fuller 3. Bowl of sweet peas—Noeline Forster 1. Decorated basket (floral) Lorna Fuller 1, Bulk Roulledge 2. Buttonhole —Lorna Fuller 1, Leslie Boock and Ray Bell (equal) 2, Rona Dyer and

Margaret Hitchon h.c. Sprays—Joan Crawshaw 1, Muriel Eason 2. One table cabbage—Bill Hanger 1, John Morgan 2, Ivan Dyer. 3. Collection of vegetables, six varieties —Marjorie Neville 1, Eileen Grenfell 2, F. Fuller 3. Potatoes—R. Mattingly 1, N. Bishop 2, M. Neville, S. Hanger and Jean Grav (equal) 3. Oven scones—Jean Davie 1, Gwcnda Williams 2, Alison Drysdale 3. Pikelets—Ray Reekie 1, Jean Davie 2. Rona Dyer 3. Sponge sandwich—Marie Francis 1, Eileen Grenfell 2. Dish of sweets—Lorna Fuller 1, Nancy Lippert, Dora Williams (equal) 2, Jean Brook 3. Darning—Veronica Proctor 1, Ruby Barnes 2. PlasticineAlan Howie 1, John Wimpenny 2. Jack Campbell 3. Knitted article—Olwen Armour 1 and 2, Betty Ayres 3. Any article made out of wood—Alan Walker 1 and 2, L. Dawson 3. Special mention and prize—Bill Partel. Embroidered article, worked in school hours, Standards V and VI, 1935, special prize presented by Mr E. Y. Smith—Lena Dyke 1, Doreen Bell 2, Rona Dyer 3. Embroidered article, worked in school hours. Standards 111 and IV, 1935, special prize presented by Mr E. Y. Smith—Tona Stewart 1, Nola Kean 2, Gwcnda Williams 3. Collection of weeds, mounted and named—Frank Fuller 1.