PIPING AND DANCING AWARDS

Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25275, 29 August 1947, Page 8

PIPING AND DANCING AWARDS

SOUTH CANTERBURY COMPETITIONS Results of the sections decided 7 estertay in the competitions at present beiruz ducted at Timaru under the auspices of the South Canterbury centre of the WZealand Pipms and Dancing A.*sociafijn» were as follows, competitors being ftrma Tinraru unle-se otherwise stated.:— Reading at Sight, girls or boys, undec I€ years (9) —Jane McLaren. 77 points, I; Adele Good 1 Ashburton). 75, 2: Joceiyw Hobbs and Kathleen Eunsoa Inver*gill). 74 X Highland Fling, boys, under 12 ye«r-. (7).—Paul Kennedy iDunsandeD. 77 potato 1: Donald Bruce. 76 2; Douglas Wuliarag tlnvercargill). 75. X , Barefoot Dines., under eignt years f.u —Gaynor Mann. 71 points. I: Jactoe MeDousalL 69. 2: Jennifer StowelL 68. 3. ■ Highland Fling (rovwe). girls or boy* Iff years and over (ll>.—Celia Gfflmß. Tt points. I; Ann McNamara. 75, 2; Fort (Pleasant Point). 75. X Song Duet. Own Selection, Lady or Gentleman over 20 years '2).—KattdMß Henderson and Etorothy Cayfbrtt (OsmanD, 92 points. 1; Mesdames T. Stewart (Taiko). .wd G. Wrtgtd; (Pleasant Point). 88.. X. English Song. Own Selection (openly Ift years and (W.—Ainsley King (Christchurch), 81 points. I; Catherms Entwistle and Kathleen Henderson <O«marul. 7» (equal). 2. Irish Jig. Giris or Boys under 12 years. South Canterbury championship (raijseitrme class' (46).—Isohel Russell church.), 32 points. 1; Delphine Kavanagh (Christchurch), 81 points. 2; Claire Parker. 80. X Seng. Own Selection. Giris or Boys under 14 years f»). —Maureen Tavendaib (Wahnate). 79 points. 1; Joy Hoskin (StAndrews 1. Tl, 2; Francis Lynch. 75. X. Reel o’ Tulloch, Giris or Boys under years (!«>.—Becfcie Smith » Invercarg®). 8S points. X; May Galvin 1 Dunedin t. M. 2- Norma Bird (Paerua). 82. X Character Dance inot national), under 18 years (»). —Paula Le Breton 'Christchurch). 32 points. I; Janice Button. 71* 2; Paul Minehan, 75. X Skipping Dance, any age (21)—Betty Thompson f Invercargill v. 19 points. I: Jewel Haw her (Christchurch). 77, 1; Kathleen Eunsort (Invercargill», 75. 3. «« Irish Heei, teams under 14 years. toeaK(4).—Orma Ford School of Dancing <TSmaru) No. 1 (Denise Farbrother. Claire Parker. Joyce Loper, Joy McCarthy). 73 Humorous Recitation. Girts cr Boy* under 14 years .—Keith Lockfaaad (Ashburton >. 75 points. 1; Sylvia Marshall. 74, 2; Adele Good -Ashburton). 73» Piano Solo, ’'Water Wagtail. ’ Giris or Boys. IS years and under 18 —Alison Fleming > Lismore 1,3 D points. 1; Diana Graham t Christchurch >. 76. 2. Chioe Hill (Ashburton;. 75. X Scottish Song, Own Selection, Girts or Boys under IS years (13L--JHI Calvert (New Brighton) and Ronald Duckworth 'Christen ureii P, 77 points (equal) 1; Pauline Colthart (Christ church 1. W, X Tap Dance, under IS-years >24i—PauSine Leathern (Christchurch >. 82 points. 1; David Nunn (Christchurch >. 89, 2; Ormondy t Chrcrtchurvh). 78, X ;.,-i Ballet (up to 12 competitors), any age (2).—Orma Ford’s School of Dancing (Timaru), 75 points, I. Recitation. Own Selection (Open). 19 years and over !•).—Dorothy Johnson (Ashburton). TB points. 1; Daphne Primmer. M. 2; Noeime McAleer (ChrMkchurchi. 75, X Recitation to Musical Accompaniment. Girls or Boys 1 two persons), under 19 years (Si—Noeime McAleer (Christchurch). 84 points. 1; June McLaren. TK X- Jocelyn Hobbs. 77. X Song and Accompaniment under J 6 years. Giri or Boy Vocalist. Girt or Boy Accompanist '7).—Coral Hawfcev and Bid Hawkey. »1 point-. 1; Janet Fleming tin?* vercargill) and Adrienne HUI (Oamarw. 8». 2; Cherry and Gwyneth Ledshara (Christchurch). 87. 3. The judge of this class. Mr Clifton Coofc. awarded a special prize to Cherry and Gwyneth Ledsham. two small girls, for their outstanding ability. Song Test. Girls and Boys under It years 111). — Ainsley King 'Christchurch), 82 points. 1; Diane Graham (C!xr»#2: Jo > c * Wright. 73. 3. Highland Reel, Giris or Boys under 18 years (20)—Jewel Hawker (Christchurch}, 83 points, 1; Betty Thompson ‘lnvercargiUL 82, 2; Daphne Baxter (Dunedxnj.

West f east Batter. —West Coast batter was the choicest on the London market at present, said an inspector of the Dairy Division of the Marketing Committee. London, in a letter to hs» brother, Mr M. Wallace, of Kokatahi.