Competition Results

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 15, 25 October 1929, Page 32

Competition Results

Children’s Song . Service HE competition conducted by Uncle George for his young listeners has proved highly successful, not only in the interest displayed by the girls and boys, but also by adults who have generously supported the idea and encouraged the children to. compete. Two hundred and ten entries were received, the essays being of a very high standard, coming from all’ parts of the Dominion. Uncle George wishes to thank through our columns several donors of prizes and gifts of money to the prize fund. In all, £5 was received in cash, and this will be spent in the purchase of suitable books for the winners in each grade. Another very generous donation came from Cadbury’s and Fry’s Ltd., -who have given a large parcel of #lb. blocks of chocolate. The interest displayed in these Sunday services is very wide-spread, and judging by the many letters received is eagerly looked forward tv, week by week, by young and old. Prize-Winners, Grade 1. First---Roy Kennerley, Cambridge St., Levin; Murray. Smith, 21 Resolution Street, Lyall Bay, Wellington; Isabel Hollis, 70 Pownall Street, Masterton ; Vivian Platt, 29% Jackson Street, Petone. Second,-Ailsa Ramsden, Hutt Road, Petone; Phyllis Blakemore, Spring- ston, Canterbury; Mary Battson, Dolma Street, Methven; Marjorie Apel, 17 Aparima Avenue, Miramar, Wellington. . ; Third.-Kathleen Stevenson, 9 Awamutu Street, Lower Hutt; Betty Harper, Showgrounds, Tomoana, Hastings; Noeline McMillan, 9 Malcolm Avenue, Wellington; Joan Morgan, 30 Hautana Street, Lower Hutt: Keith Russell, 25 Hawker Street, Wellington. ; Grade 2. First.-Joyce Stanley, Tokanui, Southland; Grosvenor Morgan, 49 Moana Road, Kelburn, Wellington. Second.-Jack Washer, Inaha, Tara: naki; Charles Washer, Inaha, Taranaki.

= Third.-John. G. Irvine, 91 Constable/ Street, Wellington; Peggy Sim, Pukemaori,. Tuatapere, Southland. Grade 3. First-Arapata Piripi Te Maari; Jean Peacock, Box 52, Eltham. Second.-Constance. Fraser, 159 Vie toria Avenue, Palmerston North; Stewart Frame, 22 BDlizabeth Street, Petone. Third.-John Noble, Gore. Grade 4, First-Ina Sladen, Tasman, Nelson; Ron Bell, 5 Matai Road, ‘Wellington. Second.-Olga: Meyer, Mount View, Calico Line, Marton; Marion Airlie West, Private Bag, Te Mata. Third-Frances Sharp, Gorge Rbad P.O., Southland. d Consolation Prizes. Margaret Cowie, Atapiri, Winton, Southland; Muriel Stanley, Tokanui, Southland; Alice Derrick, Whakapara, North Auckland; Dorothy Eady, 61 Donald Street, Karori, Wellington; William Morris, Native School, Motatau, North Auckland; Howard Adams, 28 .Campbell Street, Karori, Wellington; Myola Halliday, 58 Heretaunga Street, Petone; Douglas Fraser, 159 Victoria Avenue, Palmerston North; Alex. Fowler, --; Mervyn Kailer, 9 Preston Street, Eltham; Patricia Bredin, High Street, Carterton; John Graham, Glencoe, Invercargill; Joan Kay, 28 Ribble Street, Island Bay, Wellington; ‘Hubert Girdleston, Nikau Street, Hastbourne; Rona Berry, Ashley Street, Palmerston North; Fred Edgecombe, Omata, R.D., Waverley; Jack Larecombe, Box 381, Palmerston North; Graham Avery, Private Bag, Blenheim; Ngaire Signal, Te Horo; Alistair McLennan, Carrington, Carterton; Jean Te Maari, ---; Janet Palmer, Longbush, Masterton; Lindsay Budge, Denlair, Fordell; Merle Fer-. guson, Blind River, Seddon; John Ag: new, 174 Kelvin Road, Invercargill; Reginald Dearlove, 13 Summerhay Street, Palmerston North; Hazel Lock, Railway Cottage, Masterton; Doreen Totty. Karaka Street, Castlecliff, Wanganui; Dorothy De Cent, 85 Marjoribanks Street, Wellington; Sybil Cox, 93 Kainui Road, Hataitai, Wellington; Myrtle Wood, Roxburgh; Eunice Luty, Maxwell; Nancy Paine, Belmont, Lower Hutt. Y