DAFFODIL AND SPRING FLOWER SHOW; LIST OF RESULTS

Wanganui Chronicle, 21 September 1950, Page 2

DAFFODIL AND SPRING FLOWER SHOW; LIST OF RESULTS

Gross Proceeds £330, An Increase On Amount Taken Last Year

Gross proceeds from the Marton daffodil and spring flower show, held in the Marton Civic Theatre on Tuesday, were in the vicinity of £330. This amount represents a slight Increase on last year, when the show was held in the Victory Hall. Trophies wo n at the show were presented by the vicar, Rev. Nigel Williams, on Tuesday night, who congratulated the winners on their success. Mr. Williams announced that Mr. P. Cox, of the Children’s Garden Circle in Wanganui, would be visiting Marton on October 10 to give a demonstration of making sand posies and miniature gardens. The snecial trophy for the ' most outstanding exhibit in the decorative classes was won by Mrs. Stafford. Full results of the show were:— OPEN CLASSES Thirty varieties narcissi: Ron Hyde 1. 12 varieties, trumpets: Ron Hyde 1. 12 varieties, large cupped narcisst: Ron Hyde 1. Six varieties, large cupped narcissi: Ron Hvde 1. 12 varieties, small cupped narcissi: Ron Hyde 1. Six varieties double narcissi: Ron Hyde 1. Six varieties seedlings: Ron Hyde I, 2 and 3. Specimen trumpet, yellow: Ron Hyde 1. Specimen trumpet, bicolour: Ron Hyde 1. Specimen trumpet, white: Ron Hyde 1. AIMATEUR CLASSES. Trumpets. Six varieties: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs B. T. Simpson 2, G. C. Fowler 3. Thre e varieties, all yellow: Mrs. Simpson 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2, Mrs. C. Robinson 3. Three varieties, bicolour, Mrs. Simpson 1, Mrs. A. S. Brewster 2, Mrs. Meyrick 3. Three varieties, all white: A. S. Brewster 1, Mrs. Simpson 2. Specimen bloom: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs. Robinson 2, Mrs. C. R. Hunt 3. Specimen bloom, bicolour; Mrs. Hunt 1, A. S. Brewster 2, Mrs. Aitcheson 3. Specimen bloom, white: G. C. Fowler 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Large Cupped Narcissi

Twelve varieties: Mrs. B. T. Simpson 1, A. S. Brewster 2, Mrs. Aitcheson 3. Six varieties: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs C. Robinson 2, Mrs. Simpson 3. Six varieties: A. S. Brewster 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2, Mrs. Simpson 3. Three varieties, all yellow: Mrs. Aitcheson 1 and 3, A. S. Brewster 2. Three varieties, red with yellow perianths-. Mrs. Robinson 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2 and 3. Thre e varieties, red with whiteperianths: Mrs. Robinson 1, A. S. Brewster 2, Mrs. Aitcheson 3. Three varieties, pink, with white perianths: A. S. Brewster 1, Mrs. Simpson 2. Three varieties, buff with white perianths: Mrs. Hunt 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Mrs. Robinson 3. Six varieties, all white: Mrs. Simpson 1, A. S. Brewster 2. Three varieties, all white, Mrs. Simpson 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Specimen bloom, coloured: Mrs. Aitcheson 1 and 2, Mrs. Robinson 3. Specimen bloom, white: A. S. Brewster 1, G. C. Fowler 2. Small Cupped Narcissi. Twelve varieties: Mrs. Meyrick 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Six varieties: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs. Simpson 2, Mrs. Robinson 3. Three varieties with yellow perianths: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs. C. Robinson 2. Three varieties with white perianths: Mrs. Aitcheso n 1, Mrs. Hunt 2. Three varieties, all white: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, A. S. Brewster 2. Specimen bloom, G. C. Fowler 1, Mrs. C. Robinson 2, Mrs. Simpson 3. Miscellaneous Narcissi. Six vari / ■ , doubles: A. S. Brewster 1, Mrs. C. Robinson 2. Three varieties, doubles: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs. Simpson 2, Mrs. Hunt 3. Specimen bio m, double: Mrs. C. Robinson 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Collection of hybrids: Mrs. Aitcheson 1. Specimen bloom, hybrid: Mrs. Aitcheson 1 and 3, Mrs. Robinson 2. Six varieties, poctaz: Mrs. Simpson 1, Mrs. Robinson 2. Three varieties poelaz: Mrs. Aitcheson 1, Mrs. Robinson 2. Specimen bloom, poctaz: Mr::. Robinson 1, Mrs. Aitcheson 2. Three varieties polyanthus narcissus: Mrs. C. R. Hunt 1. Mrs. C. Robinson 2. Specimen bloom polyanthus narcissus: Mrs. Hunt 1, Mrs Robinson 2. Snocimeh bloom pocticus: Mrs Meyrick 1. Three varieties seedlings: Mrs. Meyrick 1. A. S. Brewster 2. S'.x varieties daffodils: M. Wysocki 1, P. Moriarty 2. Amateur Sub-section. Si x v '.i: i ' t i ■’ .c I s: M. V/ysock : i 1. Throe varieties trumpets: Mrs. P. Friedrich 1. Snccimen trur.DbM: Mrs. P. Fiindi’i: h 1 Six varieties, large cu n-'fl 'v-i: M '.Y.vn")i 1. Three varieties, large cupped narcissi: Mrs.

P. F riedrich 1. Three varieties large cupped narcissi, all white: M. Wysocki 1. Six varieties small cupped narcissi: M. Wysocki 2. Specimen small cupped narcissus: M. Wysocki 1. Three varieties double: M. Wysocki 1. Specimen double: Mrs. S. Hunt 1, Mrs. P. Friedrich 2. Three varieties poetaz: M. Wysocki 1, Mrs. P. Friedrich 2. Specimen poetaz: Mrs. P. Friedrich 1. Three varieties polyanthus narcissus: Miss Jean Coleman 1, Mrs. S. Hunt 2. Specimen polyanthus narcissus: Miss •lean Coleman 1, Mrs. S. Hunt 2. UPPER NOVICE. Twelve distinct varieties narcissus, any division: Mrs. P. Friedrich 1, Miss Jean Coleman 2. Six distinct varieties narcissus any division: Miss Jean Coleman 1, Mrs. Friedrich 2. Three varieties trumpets: Mrs. G. O. Meyer 1 and 2. Specimen trumpet: Mrs. Friedrich 1, Mrs. Meyer 2 and 3. Three varieties large cupped narcissi' Mrs. Friedrich 1, Mrs. Meyer 2 and 3. Three varieties large cupped narcissi, all white: Miss Coleman 1. Specimen large cupped narcissus: Mrs. Friedrich 1, Mrs. Meyer 2. Mrs. Friedrich 3. Three varieties small cupped narcissi: Miss Coleman 1. Novice. Twelve distinct varieties, ar/ division: Mrs. F. J. Zajonskowski 1, Phyllis Benseman 2. Six distinct varieties, any division: Mrs.. Colin Davis 1, Mrs. F. J. Zajonskowski 2, Phyllis Bensemen 3. Three distinct varieties, any division: Mrs. Colin Davis 1, Phyllis Benseman 2. Specimen bloom: Mrs. Colin Davis 1, Mrs Zajonskowski 2, Jennifer Laurenson 3. Miscellaneous. Anemones: Mrs. F. J. Zajonskowski 1, Rosalind Benseman 2, Neil Pidwell 3, Camelias: Shirley Ladley 1 and 2. Flowering shrubs: Diana Smith 1, Mrs Fitzherbert 2, Mrs Ken Duncan 3. Iceland poppies: Rosalind Benseman 1 and 3, Mrs. Stanford 2. Pansies: Mrs Humphrey 1 and 2, Shirley Hotter 3. Lachenalia...: Marjorie Robertson 1 and 2, Mrs. Stanford 3. Violas: Mrs. Humphrey 1, Mrs. Stanford 2. Hyacinths: Rosalind Benseman 1, Mrs. Humphrey 2. Primroses: Mrs. Humphrey 1 and 2. Polyanthus, 12 varieties: Mrs. Humphrey 1. Polyanthus, six varieties: Mrs. L. A. P. Sherriff 1, Mrs. Stanford 2, Jannifer Laurenson 3. Vioigts: Mrs. S. Hunt 1 and 2, Mrs. Ken Duncan 3 Freesia: Mrs. Hunt 1. .Mrs. Ken Duncan 2, Rosalind Benseman 3. Freesia, coloured hybrids: DiI ana Smith 1, Mrs. F. J. Zajonskowski 2, Rosalind Benseman 3. Spring flowers: Mrs Fitzherbert 1, Mrs Ken Duncan 2, Rosalind Benseman 3. Any other variety not named in schedule, grown out of doors: Mrs. Ken Duncan 1. Mrs. G. O. Meyer 2 and 3. Any other variety not in schedule, grown under glass: Mrs. G. O. Meyer 1,2 and 3. Decorative Most outstanding entry in class, Mrs Stafford's presentation box of flowers. Hand posy. Rosalind Benseman 2; basket of narcissi, Diana Smith 2, Rosalind Benseman 3; buttonhole and evening spray, Mrs Colin Whale 1 and 2, Rosalind Benseman 3; bowl of narcissi, Mrs Rix-Trott. 1. Mrs Roger Simpson 2, Diana Smith 3; bowl or polyanthus and/or primroses, Mrs Stanford 1, Diana Smith 2, Rosalind Benseman 3; bowl of flowers, narcissi excluded, Mrs M. Whale 1, Mrs RixTrott 2. Mrs Colin Whale 3; miniature bowl of flowers, Diana Smith 1 and 2 Mrs Stafford 3; floating bowl. Mrs M. Whale 1, Rosalind Benseman 2, Mrs Stafford 3. jug of flowers, Mrs L. A. P. Sherriff 1. Diana Smith 2, Mrs Stanford 3; vase of flowers for mantel effect Mrs Dudding 1. Diana Smith 2; trough of flowers for mantel effect, Mrs Stanford 1. Diana Smith 2, Mrs Dudding 3; decorated fairy ring or similar receptacle, Mrs Dudding 1, Rosalind Benseman 2. Diana Smith 3; modern arrangement of any flowers in any receptacle, Mrs Dudding 1, Mrs Stafford 2; vase of narcissi arranged for mantel effect, Diana Smith 1; novel container or basket of any flowers for mantel effect, Diana Smith 1,1 Miss Fitzherbert 2 Mrs M. Whale 3; ! presentation box of flowers, Mrs Stafford 1, Mrs Diana Smith 2, Rosalind I ; Benseman 3. | Cliil'.lren 13 Years And Over. Colleelions not exceeding 12 varie lies, Belly Jordan 1 and 2. Collection I of narcissi. 12 varieties, Shirley Hot ter 1; Margaret Stafford 2. Coilcction] 'of narcissi, six varieties, Margaret | Stafford 1, Betty Jordon 2. Three

buttonholes, each different flowers, Margaret Stafford 1; Christine Wilson 2; Prudence Wilson 3. Posy, Shirley Hotter 1; Christine Wilson 2; Prudence Wilson 3. Decorated saucer. Shirley Conrad 1, Margaret Stafford 2; Shirley Hotter 3. Decorated saucer with ornament, Shirley Conrad 7 Bowl of polyanthus and or primroses, Margaret Stafford 1; Shirley Hotter 2. Collection of native trees and shrubs, one spray of each named and mounted in book form, Shirley Conrad 1. Children Under 13 Years. Collection of spring flowers and shrubs, Virginia Birch 1; Charles Simpson 2. Six varietes of narcissi, Beverley Brice 1; Jill Brice 2; Anne Coleman 3 Three buttonholes, each of different flowers. Anne Simpson 1; Barbara Rix-Trott 2; Priscilla Williams 3. Decorated saucer, Christine Duncan 1; Faith Duncan 2; Anne Simpson 3. Decorated saucer with ornament, Noeline Hotter 1; Anne Simpson 2; Patricia Veal 3. Posy, Barbara Rix-Trott 1; Dorothy W-’.lis 2; Nocline Hotter 3. Bowl of polyanthus, Barbara Rix-Trott 1; Phillippa Marshall 2. Bowl of daffodils, Virginia Birch 1; Barbara Rix-Trott 2.