LIN WOOD SHOW.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20483, 8 December 1934, Page 23

LIN WOOD SHOW.

Larger Entries of Summer Flowers. A fair and flower show in aid of the funds of the Linwood School was held yesterday afternoon and evening. The fair will be continued this afternoon, when the Mayor (Mr D. G. Sullivan, M. will officially open it. There were large: entries for the flower show, and all the exhibits were in good condition and well displayed. Good variety and quality were shown in the exhibition of children's school work. The following committee was responsible for the successful organisation of the fair and flower show:—Chairman, Mr C. R. N. Mackie: organiser, Mr W. Rodger; secretary, Mr A. K. Diehl; assistant secretary, Mr W. Williams; treasurer, Mr J. Maxwell. The stallholders and officials were:— Afternoon tea. Misses K. M. Webster, B. Be Compte, M. O. Gregg, H. Wise and N. Hill and senior school girls; variety stall, Mesdames F. J. Kearney, R. Hartley. B. Petheram, S. J. M’llroy and S. M’Causland and Miss Hughes; cake stall, Mesdames C. Brooklands, W. Calder, B. J. Newbury and Daniels; flower stall, Mesdames H. C. Urlwin, I-T. Harrow and H. Friedman, Messrs V'. Bine and R. G. Ashley: produce, Messrs C. Brooklands and C. Cotton: ice cream, Mesdames D. Fox, C. Goodall and B. J. Wise; Christmas-tree and bran tub, Mesdames G. Bund. W. Jones and J. Flewellen; sweets, Mrs W. F. Crum and Misses V. M. Jones, A. Bogan and C. Nesbit; shooting gallery, Mr R. J. Hartley; display of school work, Miss A. Raven and Mr H. Findlay; entertainments, Messrs H. Findlay, A. E. Diehl and S. J. M’llroy; flower show, Messrs C. R. N. Mackie and W. Grigg. The flower show results were as follows: Single rose (88) —Beonie Pauling 1, Merle Jones 2, John Ingold and Bola Bines (equal) 3 Two roses (44) — Beonie Pauling 1, John Tngold 2, Beryl Williams and Pat Hanna (equal) 3. Three roses (42) —Merle Jones 3, Roy Keats 2, Cyril Moore 3. Pansies (36) Alan Jones 1, John Dewar 2, John Ingold and Mary Ingold (equal) 3. Violas (13) Peggy Hancock 1. Betty Sim 2, Cyril Moore 3, Billy Barbesel and Valda Craven h c. Delphiniums (65)—Shirley Jones 1, Madeleine Barbesel 2, Beonie Pauling 3. Vase of antirrhinums *,37) Beonie Pauling 1, Adeline Barbesel 2, Doreen Ca.vgill and Doris Hlsom (equal) 3 Vase of aquileglas (19) —Sybil Pope 1, Elsie Saunders 2, Koa Trent 3. Vase of stocks (10) —Gwen Seed 1. Beonie Pauling 2, Ngaire M’Causland and John Ingold (equal) 3. Vase of Iceland poppies (14)—Beonie Pauling 1, Merille Jones 2, Shirley Jones 3. Vase sweet peas (45) —John Ingold 1, Beonie Pauling 2. Doreen Cay gill and Mel va Petheram equal 3. Collection marigolds (37) —Doreen Caygill 1. Nessie M’Kay 2, Edgar Collins and Nancy Brown equal 3. Gentleman's buttonhole (91) —Melvar Petheram, Eileen M’Kenzie, Helen Gahites, Beonie Pauling, Hazel Wilson, Peggy Pugh, Mary Jngold equal 1, Doreen Caygill, Stan Prie«i Mary Stewart, Winsome Powell. Allan Ingold, Natalie Hammond equal 2. Nessie M’Kay, Merille Jones, (iwyn Harrow, Ken Calder, Joyce Rock head equal 3. Floral design (9)—Audrey Wilkinson 1, Betty Sim 2. Float l.owl (12)—Beonie Pauling 1, Natalie Hammonrf 2. Ken Calder 3. Vase flowers, arranged for effect (35) —Betty Sim 1. Merille Jones 2, Shirley Jones and John Ingold equal 3. Cookery Section. Sponge sandwich—Dulcle Shea i d 1. Nessie M'Kay 2. Mixed cakes—Borna Buck and Norma Russell equal 1. Scones—Valmal Brown I. Norma Russell 2. Pikelets—Rose Kidd 1. Sausage rolls—Valerie Brown 1.