The Return of the Jiggle.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 34, 10 February 1937, Page 20

The Return of the Jiggle.

Original and Clever Work Received. An old favourite of Budgetites, a jiggle competition, made its reappearance in these pages recently, and the results are announced this week. The most important thing about a jiggle is that readers must clearly define in their entries just where the given example appears. In the majority of cases this rule was well adhered to, and many original and well-executed jiggles found their way into this office. Many of the sketches were decidedly on the humorous side, among them being the well-known Laurel and Hardy and Pop-Eye the Sailor. Bobby Leese, of Whangarei, conceived an original idea when he incorporated his jiggle in a prehistoric monster. Peggy Summerhays thought that the outline suggested an artist, complete with brush and pallette, and Pearl Oliver worked her jiggle into a very animated sketch of the everpopular Mickey Mouse. The following is the list of the twenty-four prize-winners:— Bobby Leese, Whangarei, age 13, monoplane kitset. Peggy Summerhays, Penrose, age 15, mouth organ. Pearl Oliver, Point Chevalier, age 15, book rest. ' M. Reston, Bayswater, age 15, mouth organ. Joyce Tregurtha, Epsom, ?ge !3, toilet case. Kathleen Boyle, Tuakau, age 12, toilet case. John Fuller, Taihape, age 15, mouth organ. Ira Shine, Grafton, age 15, mouth organ. Mavis Grove, New Lynn, age 13, stationery wallet. Venice Hemmingsen. Palmerston North, age 15, toilet case. Mary Greig, Wanganui, age 16, toilet case. Hubert McMillan, Mount Albert, age 14, mouth organ. Margaret Eaddy, Point Chevalier, age 12, stationery box. Joan Wilson, Point Chevalier, age 15, stationery box. Joan Fuller, Taihape, age 13, stationery wallet. John Fuller, Taihape, age 15, book rest. June Graham, Taihape, age 14, stationery wallet. Betty Summerhays, Penrose, age 16, mouth organ. Here are the "Under Twelves" who won prizes:- 4 — Ina Marsh, Newmarket, age 11, stationery wallet. Graeme Goodare, Mission Bay, age 8, monoplane kitset. Yvonne Pavlovich, Sandringham, age 11, toilet case. Audrey Wells, Green Lane, age 10, toilet case. Valerie Grove, Avondale, age 11, stationery box. Ruth Carter, Remuera, age 10, toilet case. The following readers have been awarded PINK certificates:— Comer Graham, Taihape; Colleen Austin, Onehunga; Bill Mansill, Herne Bay; Mavis Gallagher, Mount Albert; Marie Turner, Ngaruawahia; Jeanne Turner, Ngaruawahia; Eltrym Rawlings, Ponsonby; Eva Aahurst, Huntly; Thiela Thorburn, Devonport; Phyllis Black, Mount Albert; Dorothy Leech, Otahuhu; J. Stewart, Taranaki; George Rodokal, Greenhithe; Beverley Forder, Mount Albert; Charlie Curry, Otahuhu; Beryl Weston, Whangarei; Joan Hughes, Paeroa; Ken Christie, Hawke'i Bay; John Spong, Remuera; Laurie Follas, Herne Bay; Joy Brown, Remuera; John Baker, Epsom; Maria Rodokal, Greenhithe; Joan Thomas, Rotorua; Neil Anderson, Hobsonyille; Jean Powley, Sandringham; Betty Goodrich, Bay of Plenty; Madge Campbell, Clevedon; June Leese, Whangarei; Marie England, Remuera; Betty Delaney, Ponsonby; Joan Killey, Avondale; Ehra Hirst, Mount Albert; Thora Hirst, Mount-Albert; Jean Hirst, Mount Albert; Ivan Timmis, Onehunga; Barbara Pavlovich, Sandringham; Helen Coney, Herne Bay.