Horowhenua Show

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 24, 29 January 1937, Page 8

Horowhenua Show

PRELIMINARY RESULTS RELEASED The Horowhenua A. and P. Association's annual show opens to-day and everything points to a most successful function. The following are the results in the schools section: — SCHOOLS DIVISION SECTION. Writing. Infants, print script, prose, one page double lined exercise book: Rowland Parrington (Levin) 1, Clifford Dittmer (Arapaepae) 2, Alex Williams (Levin) 3. Standard 1, cursive handwriting: Dorothy Spicer (Arapaepae) 1, Dell Webb (Levin) 2, Thomas Cameron (Levin Convent) 3. Standard 2, cursive handwriting: Eileen Trembath (Arapaepae) 1, Billy Butt (Arapaepae) 2, Phyllis Kemp (Levin Convent) 3. Standard 3, cursive handwriting: Lesley Biggs (Arapaepae) 1, Dorothy Cresswell (Poroutawhao) 2, Ruby Tirnu (Levin Convent) and Margaret Cameron (Levin Convent), equal, 3. Standard 4, cursive handwriting: Rita 1 Ransfield (Manakau) x. Standard 5, cursive handwriting: Rita Mackay (Levin) 1, Marjorie Lister (Manakau) 2. Mapping. Standard 4, map of Australia: Rita Ransfield 1, Jean Tabor (Poroutawhao) Standards 5 and 6, map of England: Sheila Jackson (Poroutawhao) 1, Marjorie Lister 2, Delcie Cottle (Manakau) Drawing From Natural Objects. Standard 2, pastel, an orange, a banana and an apple grouped: Margaret McDonld (Levin Convent) 1, Joan Dinan (Levin Convent) 2. Standard 4, pencil, any flower with bud and leaf (not flat): Rita Ransfield 1, Christine Mudgway (Manakau) 2, Joan Tabor 3. Standard 5, pencil, spray of at least two flowers with leaves and bud: Rita Ransfield 1, Betsy D’Ath (Manakau) 2, Delcie Cottle 3. Standard 6, pencil, spray of native tree or shrub, with printed name: Rita Ransfield I, Josephine D *Ath (Mana kau) 3. Any age, pencil, any iris (flower, bud and leaves): Marjorie Lister J, Delcie Cottle 2, Rita Ransfield 3. Standard 2, border design, based on some plant form: Ruby Leong (Levin Convent) 1, Annie Leong (Levin Con vent) 2. Standard 3, geometrical design in two or more colours: Annie Leong 1, Ruby Timu 2, Ruby Leong 3. Standard 4, border design from Nature, conventional form, in two or more colours: Jean Tabor I, Rita Ranslield 2, Peggy Price (Poroutawhao) 3. Standard 5, border design as for standard 4, but in circle instead of oblong: Sheila Jackson J, Vena Aldrich (Poroutawhao) 2. Drawing From Fashioned Objects. Standard I, pastel, ball of knitting wool and needles: Ruth Old (Poroutawhao) I, John Old (Poroutawhao) 2, Aluriel Kilsby (Poroutawhao) 3. Standard 3, pastel, the Union Jack: Bernard Webb (Poroutawhao) 1, Phillip Kilsby (Poroutawhao) 2, Jean Arcus (Poroutawhao) 3. Standard 4, pencil, a watering can: Rita Ransfield I, Whiwhi Wiuiata (Poroutawhao) 2, Joan Tabor 3. Standard 5, pencil, glass half full ol water, bottle and cork in iiout of glass, grouped: Delcie Cottle I, Vena Aluricn 2, Marjorie Lister 3. Art Section. Subject, collection of postage stamps, displayed on portfolio paper, marks awarded for neatness and description, not necessarily quantity: Ranald McDonald (Levin) 1, Lorna Kolstou (Levin) 2 and 3. Monogram of letters E.R., any age: Delcie Cottle 1, Kathleen Webb (Poroutawhao) 2, Jean Tabor 3. Scene, sketched in Indian ink, any age: Betty Roiston (Levin) I, Rita Ransfield 2. Pencil sketch, landscape or seascape, any age: Delcie Cottle 1, Rita Ransfield 2. A pastel drawing, any age: Betty Roiston (Levin) 1. Poster, “Safety First,*' any age: Rita Ransfield 1. Also gained first in the illustrative drawing class, in colouc.