KAHUTARA SCHOOL

Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 December 1939, Page 7

KAHUTARA SCHOOL

GALA DAY S UCCESSFUI. GATHERING. i "Times-Age" Special. i The gala day held al Kahutara School ground on Saturday was most successful. Though it rained heavily in the morning and later in the afternoon there was a good attendance. in the morning the calves and lambs were judged by Mr A. N. Johnston (calves) and Mr V. Robinson (lambs). Mr Johnston congratulated the child? ren on the splendid type of calves presented. saying that they were the best he had seen since last judging here. The winning calves in the grade and pedigree were fit to compete anywhere. The following were the results: —Grade dairy type (14 entries): lan Siemonek, 1: Joan Siemonek. 2: James Juno, 3. Pedigree dairy type (2 entries)): T. Ness. 1: D. Ness. 2. Best condition G 6 entries): Beryl McKay. I; Ray Rogers, 2: Tom Ness, 3. Best mannered calf <l6 entries)): James Juno. 1. Yearling (3 entries): Maris Ness. 1: Declyn Ness. 2; Tom Ness, 3. Records: Barbara Beattie. 1: Netta Pope. 2: 1. Siemonek, 3. Champion calf: I. Siemonek. Consolation: J. Siemonek. Lambs, white face (2 entries): Marjorie Juno. 1; James Juno. 2. Black face <■' entries): Beryl McKay. 1: G. Warrington. 2; M. and N. Pope. 3. The consolation cup was donated by Mr L. Smith. The competitions resulted as follow:— Cooking. Plain scones: Margery Juno 1: Beverly Sutherland 2. Pikelets: Isobei Bargh 1. Madeira cake: Margery Juno I: May Flutey 2. Sponge Sandwich. Maris Ness 1: Margery Juno 2. Flowers. Ladies' posy: Molly Pope 1; Isobe Bargh 2. Shoulder spray: Beryl Scadden 1: Barbara Corlet 2. Man's buttonhole: Beryl Scadden 1: Joan Siemonel 2. Vase of Howers: Joan Siemonek 1. Barbara Beattie 2; Molly Pope, special Bowl of roses: Beryl McKay 1: Joan Siemonek 2. Drawing. A: Tom Ness 1; Lloyd Nikolaisen 2 13: Teddy Nikolaison 1; Bill Stuart 2 C: Doreen Lea 1: George Hood 2. Writing. A: Cameron Pottinger 1; Tom Ness 2 B: May Flutey 1: Maris Ness 2. C: Margery Juno 1: Clifford Lea 2. Woodwork: Std 5—6: George Hood 1. 2. and 3 Std 3—4: Tom Hubbard 1 and 2: Teddy Nikolaison 3. Needlework. A: Netta Pope 1. Beryl Scadden and Barbara Beattie, 2 equal. B: Moll.) Pope 2. Patch in Cotton Material: Netta Pope 1; Barbara Beattie 2; Margery Juno 3. Three buttonholes on cotton material —A: Netta Pope 1; Barbara Beattie 2: Margery Juno 3. B: Maris Ness 1: Isobei Bargh 2. Handsewn garment—A: Netta Pope 1; Barbara Beattie 2 and 3. B: Molly Pope 1; Maris Ness 2: Joan Siemonek 3. Worked Apron: Netta Pope 1; Doreen Lea 2 and 3. Worked guest towel —A: Netta Pope 1 and 2. B: Beverly Sutherland 2. Worked cushion cover —A: Margery Juno 1; Netta Pope 2. Handmade handkerchief: Netta Pope 1; Margery June 2. Best dressed doll: Netta Pope 1: Barbara Corlet 2: Doreen Lea 3. Best Barbola-workcd article —A: Netta Pope 1. B: May Flutey 1; Molly Pope 2. Silk art work: Netta Pope 1: Margery June 2. Raffia mat: Netta Pope 1. Darn: Margery Juno 1; Netta Pope 2. Knitted jumper: Netta Pope 1: Margery Juno 2. Paper mache—A: Primers, Ngairc Maisey 1; Norma Stuart 2. B: Stds 1 and 2. Beverley Sutherland 1: Tom Ness 2; Ngairc Flutey 3. C: Stds 3 and. 4. Maris Ness 1; Joan Siemonek 2. D. Stads 5 and 6. Netta Pope 1 and 2. Lamp shade: Netta Pope 1; Margery Juno 2: Doreen Lea 3. Leather purse' Margery Juno 1: Maris Ness 2; Barbara Beattie 3. Wool and sack work— A: Primers, Enid Scadden 1: Don Saddler 2; Alan Ross 3. B: Stds 1 and 2 Lloyd Nikolaison 1: Bob Bargh 2; Ton. Ness 3. Hand weaving, .boys. Std 2: Lloyd Nikolaison 1; Cameron Pottinger 2; Lloyd Nikolsaison 3. Weaving on loom: Beverley Sutherland 1: Netta Pope 2: Tom Hubbard 3. Knitting—A: Barbara Beattie. B: Molly Pope. Canvas purse —A: Cameron Pottinger 1; Douglas Flutey 2. B: Molly Pope 1; Joan Siemonek 2. C: Netta Pope 1. 2, and 3. Folk dancing was presented by the children as well as a maypole dance. The well stocked stalls were soon emptied of their goods. The stallholders were: Cake stall. Mesdames Cade Hood and Corlet and helpers; boo'i stall. Mesdames Pottinger, Bargh, and Pound; produce, Mesdames Pope. Scad den: ice cream. Mesdames Harland aiu Rogers: sweets, Mrs Sinclair; Aun Sally. Rex Playle: darts. G. Jaquery. The guessing competitions were won by the following: D. Fenwick Maj Flutey. M. McCallum, and Mrs Rea. The putting competition was won bj Miss C. Bargh (ladies) and Mr W Pope (men). There was an excellent display of arts and crafts as well as cooking an, floral decorations, which were judged by Mesdames Arthur Pearce and A Campbell Pearce. The results of sports held in the morning were: 75yds girls (under L years): Ani Flutey 1: B. Mackay anE. Enoka 2. 75yds girls (11 and over)' May Flutey 1: B, Sutherland 2; B Scadden 3. 100yds boys (under 11 years): Micky Stewart 1; T. Ness 2; J. Bargh 3. 100yds boys (11 and over) Jim Himona 1: George Mervm Hooc 2: I. Smith 3. Girls slow bicycle race W. Pope 1: B. Sutherland 2. Boys slov bicycle race: B. Stewart 1: Thomas Ed win Hubbard 2. Girls 3-legged race: V Pope and V. Pope I. Boy's 3-legged race: Vivian Ruka and B. Stewart I' J. Bargh and M. Slewart 2: C. Pottinger and C. Sinclair 3. Old boys' race' Cade 1: Harland 2: Pope 3.