28 Calves Paraded At Taneatua

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 69, 28 November 1949, Page 5

28 Calves Paraded At Taneatua

Twenty-eight calves were paraded at the Taneatua School and, according to the judges, the quality of the animals showed that the competitors had spent considerable time and energy in preparing them Ellen Hope’s animal was adjudged the champion Taneatua calf and it also won the Opouriao Dairy Company’s Shield by 1|- points when competing later, against calves from Opouriao. The silver* button donated by the Taneatua Calf Club Committee was won by Peter Anderson. David Hill, Pouwhare Te Maipi and Walter Reid were second equal. Full results:—

Child’s Effort (rearing and handling): Senior, lan Newdick 1, Jean Torrie 2, Peter Anderson 3; Junior, Thelma Newdick 1, Aobert Shaw 2, Alison Ewart 3.

Pedigree Light Breeds: Senior, Cedric Green 1, Colleen Barr 2, David Hill 3; Junior, Collin Reid 1, Margaret Reid 2, Mary Hill 3. Calf reared by a Maori pupil: Senior, Norman Quinn 1,- Joe Vercoe 2, Pouwhare Te Maipi 3. Junior, Ellen Hope 1, Victor Hope 2, Marea Hughes 3.

Dairy Type Classes: Senior, Jim Quinn 1, Pouwhare Te Maipi 2, Jean Torrie 3. Junior, Alison Ewart 1, Ellen Hope 2, Robert Shaw 3. Pedigree_ Light Breeds: Senior, Davi;l Hill 1, Colleen Barr 2, Walter Reid 3. Junior, Margaret Reid 1, Mary Hill 2, Collin Reid 3. Heavy Breeds, Child’s Effort: Robert Shaw 2nd class award.