SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL CALF JUDGING FIELD DAYS AND SPORTS HELD IN DISTRICT PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 71, 2 December 1949, Page 5

SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL CALF JUDGING FIELD DAYS AND SPORTS HELD IN DISTRICT PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Successful calf judging days at the Manawahe, Otakiri and Awakeri schools have been held in the past few days and some fine animals were commented on by the judges. At Awakeri and Otakiri sports meetings were held in conjunction and these proved popular with children, parents and visitors.

COMBINED SPORTS AND CALF DAY HELD AT AWAKERI

Some fine animals were paraded for the annual calf judging competition of the Awakeri School and showed the result of long hours of careful handling. The McKay Cup for the champion calf was award-: ed to Jocelyn Roberts. Sports were held in conjunction with the-calf judging! Calf judging results:— Care and Handling Classes. Primers: John Carter 1, Judy McIllivray 2, Pat Worrell 3. Stds 1 and 2: Pat Webby 1, David Carter ' 2, Ngaire West 3. Stds 3 and 4: Pat Delahunty 1, John Donovan 2, Julie Haultain 3. Forms 1 and 2: Margaret Knight 1, Brian Shaw 2, Jocelyn Roberts 3. Pedigree: David Watkin 1, Yvonne West 2, Noeline Penny 3. Champion: (A. E. West Cup), David Watkin 1. Type Classes Pedigree: Junior, Lfght Breed: Jennifer Burr 1, Bruce Mclntosh 2, lan Mclntosh 3. Junior, Heavy: Noeline Penny 1; senior, Light: Glenyce Burr 1, Yvonne West 2, David Watkin 3. Junior, Heavy Breed: Judy Illivray 1. Grade: Junior Light Breed: Graeme Roberts 1, John Carter 2, Ross Lasenby 3. Junior Heavy Breed: Pat Webby 1. Senior Light Breed: Julie Haultain 1, Jocelyn Roberts 2, Lois Samson 3. Senior Heavy Breed: Jocelyn Roberts 1, Arthur Shaw 2, Brian Shaw 3. McKay Cup for champion calf awarded to Jocelyn Roberts. Sports results:—

Girls, 5 years: Helen Matchitt 1, Maureen Te Kiri 2, Dulcie Mansell 3; Boys, 5 years: Alan Double 1, Billie Finlay son 2, John Carter 3; Girls, 6 years: Margaret Fletcher 1, Judy Bunyan 2, Eveline Corney 3; Boys, 6 years: Alan Jordan 1, Whitmore Mansell 2, Robin Chamberlain 3; Girls, 7 years: Jennifer Allan 1, Shirley Gardiner 2, Pat Worrell 3; Boys, 7 years: Norman Webber 1, Roger Roberts 2, Dennis Burr 3; Girls, 8 years: Marie Roberts 1, Catherine White 2, Betty Jordan 3; Boys, 8 years: Rodney Fabish 1, John Kiddle 2, David Carter 3; Girls, 9 years: Pat Webby 1, Valerie Fletcher 2, Maureen Alley 3; Boys, 9 years: Duncan Philcox 1, Ivan Melville 2, Taane Maruiwi 3; Girls, 10 and 11 years: Jeanette Watkin 1, Margaret Double 2, Kathleen Wilson 3; Boys, 10 years: Darcy Mansell 1, Regie Jackson 2, George Madeley 3; Boys, 11 years: Gavin Parkinson 1, Jonathan White 2, Russell Shaw 3; Girls, 12 years: Ethel Madeley 1, Ruth Ewan 2. Joyce 801 l 3; Boys, 12 years: L. Mahy 1, Kevin Mischerski 2, B. Shaw 3; Girls, 12 and over: Elizabeth White 1, Judy Jensen 2, Jean Tresider 3; Boys, 12 and over: Graham Thomas 1, Robert Eivers 2, Bill Rust 3.

Boys, 6 years: Malcolm Philcox 1, Rangi Kerapa 2, Whitmore Mansell 3; Girls, 7 years: Pat Bell 1, Janet Philcox 2, Joan Dillen 3; Boys, 7 years: Dennis Burr 1, Norman Webby 2, Roger Roberts 3; Girls, 8 years: C. White 1, Dawn Cruse 2, Marie Roberts 3: Boys, 8 years: Len Ereeg 1, John Kiddle 2, Rodney Fabish 3.

MONKEY RACES Girls, 5 years: Dulcie Mansell 1, Manda Ereeg 2, M. Tekiri 3; Boys, 5 years: Anthony Jensen 1, Robby Mahy 2, John Carter 3; Girls, 6 years: Margaret Fletcher 1; garet garet Penny 2, Gail Sutton 3. SACK RACE: Girls, 9 and 10 years: Agnes Ratahi 1, Anne Moore 2, Pat Webby 3; Boys, 9 and 10. Russell Shaw 1, Duncan Philcox 2, Ivan Mahy 3; Girls, 11 years and over. Ist group: Barbara Ratahi 1, Elizabeth White 2, Shirley Jensen 3; 2nd group: Gill Caldwell 1, Lois Sampson 2, Ethel Madeley 3; Boys, 11 and over, Ist group: Gavin Parkinson 1, Brian Shaw 2, Graham Thomas 3; 2nd group: Len Mahy 1, Robert Ewers : Neville Goodwin 3.

THREE-LEGGED: Girls, 9 and 10 years: Agnes Ratahi and Maureen Miler 1, Pat Delahunty and Anne Moore 2, Mary Mansell and Valerie Fletcher 3; Boys, 9 and 10: Russell Shaw and George Madeley 1, Ivan Mahy and Stewart Moore 2, Peter ' Chamberland and Duncan Philcox 3; Girls: Elizabeth White and Judy Jensen 1, Jeanette Watkin and Lesley Goodwin 2, Pat Friend and Ruth Ewan 3; Boys, 11 and over: Gavin Parkinson and Arthur Shaw 1, Len Mahy and Robert Eivers 2, Brian Shaw and Neville Goodwin 3.

LESS ENTRIES BUT FINE ANIMALS AT OTAKIRI JUDGING

RELAY: Junior: Orange House 1, Red House 2, Blue House 3; Senior: Red House 1, Blue House 2, Green House 3.

STEEPLECHASE: Senior girls: E. White 1, M. Double 2, J. Watkin 3; Junior: K. Wilson 1, U. Fletcher 2, S. McKay 3. Senior Boys: Len Mahy 1, Robert Eivers 2, Bill Rust 3; Junior Boys: Neville Ware 1, Ivan Melville 2, Peter Chamberland 3.

PRE-SCHOOL: Myra Shaw 1, Stuart Penny 2, Andrew Tressider

Three-Legged Race: Girls, 5 and 6 years: Margaret Penny and Eveline Corney 1, Marie Jordan and Margaret Corbett 2; Boys, 5 and 6: Malcome Philcox and David Jackson 1, Robin Chamberlain and Anthony Jensen 2, Robert Mahy and John Carter 3; Girls, 7 and 8: Patricia Bell and Janet Philcox 1, Nolene Penny and Pat Carter 2, Marie Roberts and Dawn Cruse 3; Boys, 7 and 8: Rodney Fabish and David Carter 1, John Kiddal and Russell Corney 2.

A difficult task was assigned to the judges in selecting prize winenrs at the Otakiri School Calf Club’s annual calf judging day. Although entries were not as great as last year, some particularly fine animals took the honours. The Renner Cup, for the best reared and handled calf was Won by Ron Wallen, while Rosemary Hammond was successful in the senior section calf leading, winning Mr Dodunski’s Cup. Brian McNaught won the junior section, claiming the School Cup. In the classrooms were fine displayed of. handwork, sewing, cooking, vegetables and floral work, entries again being of a high standard. Full results:—

CALVES: Senior Light Breed: Section A, Joan Leslie 1, Ray Winters 2, Louise Goodfellow 3. Child’s effort, Ron Wallen 1, Eileen Mark 2, Colin Hammond 3. Section B, Connie Moir 1, Dawn Peck 2, Cath Leslie 3. Child’s effort, Connie Moir 1, Nelson King 2, John Minchin 3. Junior Light Breed, P. Cristall 1, Brian McNaught 2, Maurice McDonald 3. Child’s effort, Beth Butler 1, Brian McNaught 2, P. Cristall 3. Heavy Breed: Senior, Connie Moir 1, Rita Smith 2. Child’s effort, Connie Moir 1, Rita Smith 2. Junior, Betty Moir 1. Child’s effort, Betty Moir 1. Light Pedigree: Roger Peck 1, Dawn Peck 2, Vernal Peck 3. Child’s effort, Rober Peck 1, Dawn Peck 2, Vernal Peck 3. Heavy Pedigree: Senior, Rex Andressen 1, C. Dodunski 2. Child’s effort, C. Dodunski 1, Rex Andressen, 2. Junior, T. Andressen i in both classes.

PETS: Lambs, Rita Smith 1, Betty Monr 2, Joan O’Sullivan 3. Pups, Joan O’Sullivan l, f Colin Dodunski 2. Kittens, Leslie Hammond 1, Betty Wallen 2.Dog, Joan O’Sullivan 1. Bantam, Cleo Campbell 1 Keith Smith 2. Rabbit, Bruce Swan 1.

SEWING: Std 1, Cushion: N. Dodunski 1, D. King 2, I. Wichman 3. Std 2, Peg bag: B. Hodgson 1, A. Hogg 2, L. Hemapo 3, Std 2, Handkerchief: B. Hodgson 1, A. Hogg 2, F. Trumper 3. Std 3, Sewing: K. Briggs 1, C. Leslie 2, V. Peck 3. Std 3, Hard Towel: K. Briggs 1, V. Peck 2, C. Leslie 3. Std 3, Hot water bag cover: A. Hammond 1: Std 4, Wagon cover: A. King 1, A. Mackrell 2; D. Peck 3. Std 4, Colar and cuffs: D. Peck 1, A. Mackrell 2. Std 4, Knitting: A. Mackrell 1. Form 1, Blouse, machined: J. Leslie 1, T. Hodgsdn 2, J. O’Sullivan 3. Form 1, Tray cloth: J. O’Sullivan 1, T. Hodgson 2, J. Leslie 3. Form 1, Knitting: P. O’Sullivan 1, J. Leslie 3. COOKING: Jam roll: J. O’Sullivan 1, L. Goodfellow 2, J. O Sullivan 3. 3 rock cakes: R. Smith 1, J. Leslie 2, R. Peck 3. 3 scones, with butter: M. McDonald 1, V, Peck 2, D Peck 3. 3 wholemeal scones: R. Peck 1, V. Peck 2, D. Peck 3. 3 pikelets: V. Peck 1, D. Peck 2, R. Peck 3. Sponge sandwich: J. Leslie 1, J. O’Sullivan 2. School lunch: R Smith 1, A. Mackrell 2, V. Peck 3. Jar of toffee: R. Peck 1, V. Peck 2, D. Peck 3. Jar of fudge: V. Peck 1, R. Peck 2, M. Dignan 3. Jar of coconut ice: D. Peck 1, R. Peck 2, V. Peck 3. VEGETABLES: Six pods peas: R. Blair 1. Lettuce: V. Peck 1, J. O’Sullivan 2, R. Peck 3. Cabbage: D. Peck 1, R. Blair 2, R. Peck 3. Radishes: J. O’Sullivan 1, E. McDonald 2. Stalks rhubarb: D. Peck 1, R. Peck 2, V. Peck 3. Manawahe results on Monday

SIX ATTEND A PUBLIC MEETING AT WHAKATANE

Holiday Carnival A rrangements Made By Taneatua Body

Including five members of last year’s committee a grand total of six attended a public meeting of the Whakatane Christmas Carnival Committee in the winter show building on Tuesday night. There was only one member of the public present and two of the other five were delegates from the Whakatane Board Mills social committee.

The meeting was called to arrange carnival festivities at Whakatane over the Christmas and New Year holiday period for visitors and those people of the town who will be remaining in the district. With such a small attendance nothing could be done and those present decided to call public . meeting in one more effort to start the work as soon as possible. Yesterday the secretary of the committee, Mr J. Duthie, made an apeal to the public of Whakatane to support a carnival in their town. He urged them to attend the next meeting, which will be next Thursday when the preliminary work will be commenced.

A similar number attended a public meeting called for the same purpose last year.

Decorated streets to create a holiday atmosphere and carnival entertainment at Taneatua over the Christmas and New Year holiday period were arranged at a meeting of the Taneatua War Memorial Committee!. An effort is to be made to brighten the streets and, if possible, coloured lighting will be obtained.

Celebrations will commence on the afternoon of Xmas Eve at 2 p.m. when a parade of children in fancy dress will be held. Prizes will be. given. At 7.30 Santa Claus will arrive and dispense bags of sweets to the children. Celebrations will continue on New Year’s Eve when a talent quest will be held. There will be classes for adults and children in singing and dancing. There will also be a poster competition for school children held in conjunction with the festivities.