PRIZE WINNERS FROM RANGITAIKI PLAINS SCHOOLS COMPETE IN ASSN. CHAMPIONSHIP RALLY AT TANEATUA

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 28, 3 December 1948, Page 5

PRIZE WINNERS FROM RANGITAIKI PLAINS SCHOOLS COMPETE IN ASSN. CHAMPIONSHIP RALLY AT TANEATUA

Calf Club Finals

Judges: Type, Mr W. H. Mandeno, Mr Rae -Senr. and Mr J. W. Murray; Rearing Section, Mr A. Prince and Mr '.Bowditch; Lambs, Mr R. Macdonald .and Mr J. Thomas. The points banner for most overall points was won by Edgecumbe, with Otakiri second and Awakeri third. Special Awards Opouriao Shield: Rosemary Reid, "Taneatua, 1; Bob Prince, Opouriao, 12. Sandilands Cup, for best reared .and handled pedigree: Rosemary '' Reid, Taneatua. Juniors Light Breed •Grade, Wright, Stephenson Cup: R, Lambert, Manawahe. Senior Light Breed Grade, Rangitaoki Shield: B. Prince, Opouriao. Junior Heavy .Breed, Bevin Cup: P. Webby, Awakeri. Senior Heavy Breed, Arawa Cup: Alwych Hill, Otakiri.' Junior Best Reared and Handled Calf, Tassel Cup: J. Johnson, Otakiri. Senior "Best Reared and Handled Calf, Reardon Cup: C. Hammond, Otakiri. Pedigree Calves: Junior Light

Breed, Gold Button: Bob Croft, . Awakeri; Senior Light Breed, Gold 'Button: Janet Hill, Taneatua. Junior Heavy Breed; Gold Button: Trevor Andresen, Otakiri. Champion Light Breed, Grade: B. Prince, Opouruao. Reserve Champion: Daus Stones, Edgecumbe. Champion, Heavy Breed: Pat Webby Awakeri. Reserve Champion: A. Hill, Otakiri. Champion, for rearing and handling: Jim Johnson, Otakiri. -Champion Pedigree, Light Breed: Janet Hill, Taneatua. Champion Pedigree, Heavy Breed: Trepor Andresen, Otakiri. Other Awards Junior, Light Breed: R. Lambert, Manawahe, 1; V. Peck, Otakiri, 2; M. Roberts, Awakeri, 3. Senior, Light Breed: B. Prince, Opouriao, 1; D. Stones, Edgecumbe, 2; D. ■Gibson, Edgecumbe, 3. Junior Heavy Breed: P. Webby, Awakeri, 1; G. Burgess, Taneatua, 2; M. Hill, Edgecumbe, 3. Senior Heavy Breed: A. Hill, Otakiri, 1; Rita Smith, Otakiri, 2; June Missen, Awakeri, 3. Junior, Best Reared and Handled: J. Johnson, Otakiri, 1; Betty Moir, Otakiri, 2; R. Shaw, Awakeri, 3. Senior, Best Reared and Handled: €. Hammond, Otakiri;, 1; C. Moore, Ota-

kiri, 2; B. Gibson, Edgecumbe, 3. Junior Pedigree, Light: Bob Croft, Awakeri, 1; Margaret Reid, Taneatua, 2; Dale Carter, Edgecumbe, 3. Senior Pedigree, Light: Janet Hill, Taneatua, 1; Jeanette Watkin, Awakeri, 2; Yvonne West, Awakeri, 3. Junior and Senior Pedigree, Heavy: 'Trevor Andresen, Otakiri, 1; Adeline Andresen, Otakiri, 2. Junior Pedigree Rearing: T. Andrews, Otakiri, l;.Dale Carter, Edgecumbe, 2; Margaret Reid, Taneatua, 3. Senior: Rosemary Reid, Taneatua, 1. Fat and Shepherded Lamb: Gordon Robb, Thornton, 1; Patty Andresen, Edgecumbe, 2;' Judy Radcliffe, Edgecumbe, 3. Piipil Judging: Michael McKay, Awakeri, 1; Morris Davis, Thornton, and Catherine Lambert, Manawahe, equal, 2. Indoor Section Sewing -Judges: Mrs N. Reid and Mrs Oliver. Steward: Mrs J. Srsam * Kettle holder from sugar bag worked' in coloured wool: Janice Mulligan, Edgecumbe, 1; Robin Bell, Edgecumbe, 2; Margaret Andersen 3. Beverley Watkin, Edgecumbe, and Richard Park, Otakiri, H.C. Cushion, from sugar bag worked in coloured wool: Lorna Andersen, Edgecumbe, 1; Gabrielle Rowles, • Edgecumbe, 2; Dale Irving, Edgecumbe, 3. Cleo Campbell, Otakiri, H.C. Coat hanger: Lorna Andersen, Edgecumbe, 1; Dale Irving, Edgecumbe, 2; Jennifer Blake r Edgecumbe. 3. Janet Thomson, Edgecumbe, H.C. Peg bag from sugar bag: Robin Gow, Edgecumbe, 1; Kay Briggs, Otakiri, 2; Nita Walker, Thornton, 3. Jean Mark, Otakiri, H.C. Std 2, Handkerchief: JNTgaio Bayliss, Manawahe, 1; Katherine Jones, Edgecumbe, 2; Robin Gow, Edgecumbe, 3. Dale Carter, Edgecumbe, H.C. Knitted kettle holder, optional: Robin Gow, Edgecumbe, 1; Valerie Orr, Edgecumbe, "2; Jennifer Burr, Awakeri, 3. Katherine Jones, Edgecumbe, H.C. Std 3, Serving bag: Beverley Moody, Otakiri, 1; Alison King. Otakiri, 2; Louise Goodfellow, Otakiri, 3. Dawn Peck, Otakiri, H.C. Std 3, Hand towel: Dawn Peck; Otakiri, 1: Jean Kingi, Taneatua, 2; Maureen Andersen, Taneatua, 3. Audrey Mackrell, Otakiri, H.C. Hot water bottle cover: Audrey Mackrell, Otakiri, 1; Aiison Kingi, Otakiri, 2; Dawn Peck, Otakiri, 3. Class 10: Barbara Burgess, Edgecumbe, 1; Beverley Butler,

All roads led to the Taneatua School on Wednesday when the annual field day organised by the Rangitaiki Plains Calf Club Association, was held there. Schools from as far away as Manawahe were represented in calf‘and indoor sections. There were very large entries in the calf sections and the indoor sections were really wonderful both in the number of entries and the quality of the work displayed.

Taneatua, 2; Ruth Ewen, Edgecumbe, 3. Knitting sleeveless pullover: Barbara Burgess, Edgecumbe, 1; Jean Wiley, Edgecumbe, 2; Margaret Wollett, Edgecumbe, 3. Form 1, Machined blouse: Barbara Cole, Edgecumbe, 1; June Missen, Awakeri, 2. Form 1, handmade blouse: Beverley Teasdale, Awakeri, 1; Judith Jensen, Awakeri, 2; Eva Davies, Edgecumbe, 3. Form 1, Traycloth: Janice Goldsmith, Edgecumbe, 1; Beverley Teasdale, Edgecumbe, 2; Barbara Cole, Edgecumbe, 3. Jean Torrie, Taneatua, H.C. Form 1, Knitted cardigan: June Missen, Awakeri, 3; Beverley Teasdale, 2; Joan Wiley, Edgecumbe, 3. Form 11, Machined frock: June Missen, Awakeri, 1; Ruth McDonald, Thornton, 2; Edith Mayo, Otakiri, 3. Doreen Barton, Otakiri, H.C. Form 11, Hand-sewn frock: Doreen Russell, Edgecumbe, 1; Judith Radcliffe, Edgecumbe, 2; Esma Hunter, Edgecumbe, 3. Form 11, Duchess set: Janet Andersen, Edgecumbe, 1; Dawn Mitchell, Taneatua, 2; June Burgess, Taneatua, 3. Faith McCorkingdale, Taneatua, H.C. Form 11, Knitting gloves on two needles: Janet Andersen, Edgecumbe, 1; Janice Mayo, Edgecumbe, 2; Phyllis Wool&tt, Edgecumbe, 3. Vegetables and School Lunches Judge: Mrs E. Hill. Steward: Miss O’Brien Collection of vegetables, 3 varieties: Dawn Peck, Otakiri, 1; Dawn Mitchell, Taneatua, 2; Ross Blair, Otakiri, 3. Collection of vegetables, 6 varieties: Dawn Mitchell, Taneatua, 1; Janet Hill, Taneatua,. 2; Esme Jensen, Awakeri, 3. Plate of potatoes: Dawn Peck, Otakiri, 1; Gail Gardner, Taneatua, 2. Lettuce: John Ferguson, Thornton, 1; Bonnie Wilson, Taneatua, 2; Audrey Mackrell, Otakiri, 3. Junior school lunch: Jean Kirk, Edgecumbe, 1; Patt/ Finnigan, Taneatua, 2. Senior school lunch: Roger Peck, Otakiri, 1; Dawn Peck, Otakiri, 2; Dawn Mitchell, Taneatua, 3. Audrey JVtackrell, Otakiri, H.C. Cut Flowers Judge: Mrs L. Grey. Steward: Miss O’Brien Sweet peas: Brian Oliver, Taneatua, 1; Esme Jensen, Awakeri, 2: Dawn Mitchell), Taneatua, # 3. Jar of mixed flowers: Esme Jensen, Awakeri, 1; Anne Roberts, Awakeri, 2; Dawn Mitchell, Taneatua, 3. Jar of one colour: Lois Jensen, Awakeri, 1; Bruce Attwood, Taneatua, 2; Enid Aley, Taneatua, 3. Jar of flowers for quality (junior): Anne Williams, Taneatua, 1; Jim Hutchinson, Taneatua, 2; Graham Hutchinson, 3. Senior: Pam McDonald, Awakeri, 1; Gael Carpenter, Taneatua, 2; ‘Colin McGougan, Taneatua, 3. .Decorative floating bowl: Pam McDonald, Awakeri, 1; Joan Gardner, Awakeri, 2; Doreen Russell, Edgecumbe, 3- Jar of* wild flowers for effect: Colin Tressider, Awakeri, 1; Anne Withy, Edgecumbe, 2; Ron Smith, Otakiri, 3. Collection of native sprays mounted in book or folder: Edith Mayo, Awakeri, 1. Buttonholes, junior: Dan Yeoman, Taneatua, 1; Vernal Peck, Otakiri, 2; Gavin McGougan, Taneatua, 3. Margaret Baarr, Taneatua, H.C- Buttonholes, senior: Roger Peck, Otakiri, 1; Edith Mayo, Otakiri, 2; Doreen Barton, Otakiri, 3. Dawn Peck, Otakiri, H.C. Shoulder spray, senior: Pam McDonald, Awakeri, 1 and H.C.; Marjorie Hawkins, Edgecumbe,' 2; Janice Goldsmith, Edgecumbe, 3. Sand poys, junior: Lloyd Griffith, Otakiri, 1; Jean Kirk, - Edgecumbe, 2; Queenie Hunt, Taneatua, 3. Shirley Gardner, Awakeri, H.C. Woodwork Judge: Mr Nummy. Form I, Model done at woodwork class: Alfie Hughes, 1 and 2; Brian Oliver, Tan.eatua, 3 and H.C. Form 11, Model done at woodwork class: Morris Davis, Thornton, 1; Keith Walker, Thornton, 2; Ross. Gordon, Taneatua, 3. Leon Dueker, Taneatua, H.C. Poster advertising 1948 Field Day: Joan Gardner, Awakeri, 1; J. Ferguson, Thornton, 2; Jim Case, Taneatua, 3. Pauline Davies, Taneatua, H.C. At the conclusion of judging Mr Adams, of Thornton, chairman of the Rangitaiki Plains Calf Club Association, addressed the large gathering. He congratulated the winners of the various classes and thanked everyone who had assisted to make the day the tremendous success it was. He then called upon Mr Bell, of the Auckland Education Board, to speak. Mr Bell expressed his pleasure at being present and mentioned the important part dairying and all pertaining to it played in

New Zealand. He thought that field days provided great encouragement to children to care for and tend their animals. Mr Bell then presented the special awards won during the day. Luncheon and afternoon tea was served to the judges and other officials by Mrs Hayward and Mrs Bennett.