WHANGAREI SHOW

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22457, 29 June 1936, Page 7

WHANGAREI SHOW

OPENING TO-MORROW

PRIMARY SCHOOLS SCHEDULE

DETAILS OF THE RESULTS

[by telegraph—OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Sunday

Preparations are well advanced' for the Whangarei Winter Show, which will be opened on Tuesday by the Minister of 'Agriculture, the Hon. W. Leo Martin, The Minister will arrive by motor-car from Auckland on Monday evening and will bo welcomed by tho Whangarei Borough Council and other local bodies. Prior to the official opening of the show, the Whangarei Rotary Club will hold a luncheon for farmers at whOh Mr. Martin will be present.

A Rugby football match .will take place on the afternoon of July 2 between tho Kia Toa Maori senior team and a team selected from tho visiting Maori haka competitors. The Maori halca and poi dancing competitors, numbering approximately 400, will arrive on Wednesday and will camp in Kensington Park.

Judging in the primary schools schedule has been completed. The entries numbered 1059, a record for the society for this class. The judge, Mr. F. Brown, of Auckland, said the work was of an exceptionally high class.

Results:— Primers.—Writing, print script in pencil: Trevor Ilatchelor, 1; Henry Beehre, 2; ShirIcy Parker, 3. Nature drawing: Margery Prouso, l; Herbert Pou, 2; June Maxwell, 3. Crayon or pastel: Terence Wharfe, 1; Juno Maxwell, 2; Keith Johnston, 3. Handwork, nursery rhyme or story: Onerahi and flora Hora Schools, equal, 1; Whangarei School, 3. Standard I.—Writing, eight lines in pencil: Lewis Parker, 1; Freda Delaney, 2; John Barry, 3. Print script, in pencil: Wai Kake, 1; Lewis Parker, 2; Ilcnaro Ashby, 3. Drawing, pastel, spray with fruit and leaves: Olga Hargreaves, 1; James Nalder, 2j Bob McGarvey, 3. Sewing and knitting, any article made from sugar bag: Mary Hargreaves, 1; Thelma Kapson, 2; Betty Brown, 3. Knitted article: Alma Nelson, 1; Colleen Courtney, 2; Mario Hunt, 3. Handwork, toy made from waste material: Brian Lawrence, ".I; Ellen Litchfield, 2; Leslie Nelson, 3.

Standard ll.—Writing, ten lines in pencil: Peggy Alison, 1; Valerie Mcllraith, 2; Ronald Neubit, 3. Print script in pencil: Jessie Taytor, 1; Jewell Scott, 2; Billy Jainieson, 8. Drawing, pastel, spray with fruit and leaves: Rosalie Carr, lj Olga Ilargreaves, 2; Mary Maxwell, 3. Ilandwork, paper-cutting mounted on paper: Clarence Brewer, 1; Jean Yearbury, 3. Sewing and knitting, any article showing chain or crossstitch: Marion Hayward, 1; Patricia Keeble, 2; Nocline Going, 3. Knitted article: Dawn Gavin,- 1; Betty Monkhouse, 2; Rosalie Carr, 3. Standard lll.—Writing, ten lines in ink: Mona Boreham, 1; Florence Dawson, 2; Shirley Hayward, 3. Print script, eight lines: Nita Taylor, 1; Moira Povey, 2 and 3. Drawing, floral or conventional design: Bruce Thome, 1; Jessie Taylor, 2; Len Rowlands, 3. Model, earthenware flowerpot: Fred Heke, 1; Mavis Keyte, 2; James Matthews, 3. Mapping, coloured relief map: Molly Bosnick, 1; Gordon Stirling, 2; Leo Stirling, 3. Sewing and knitting, any article showing stitches required for standard III.: Deborah Commins, 1; Sheila Hawkes, and Lorna Blagrove, equal, 2; Betty Valentine, 4. Knitted article: Neila McLean, 1; Betty Valentine, 2; Gaynor Mcßeath, 3. Standard IV.—Writing, 12 lines in ink: Trevor Gill, 1; Isobel Brodie, 2; Dorothy Wilson, 3. Print script in ink: Joan Murphy, 1; Robert Draper, 2; Terence Broomfield, 3. Drawing; floral design: Lodina Turketo, 1; William Conaghan, 2; Inez Campbell, 3. Conventional design: June Dudding, 1; Edith Parata, 2; Eileen Pattison, 3. Spray from nature, in pencil: Naomi Roland, 1; Doreen Mitchell, 2; Alex Lornie, 3. Land or seascape: George Dudding, 1; Alwyn Owen, 2 and 3. Mapping, coloured relief map, Australia: Barbara Parker, 1; Ray Mudgway, 2; Jessie Ross, 3. Composition: Barbara! Parker, 1; Betty Wilson, 2; June Valentine, 3. Sewing and knitting, any article, showing some stitches up to Standard IV. Irene Fay, 1: Velma Egginton, 2; Inea Campbell, 3. Knitted article: Joan Hall, 1; April McKernan, 2; Maude Tana, 3. Standard V.—Writing,- 'ls lines in ink? Merle Povey, 1; Edwin Moore, 2; Loma Yard-' ley, 3. Print script: Beryl Coward, 1; Sarah Pou, 2; Pat Hodren, 3. Drawing, floral or conventional design: Audrey Riddle, 1; C. Wellington, 2; Ralph Soich, 3. Model, coat hung on wall, in pencil: Joan Capon, 1; Maisie Clark, 2; William Taylor, 3. Land or seascape: Peggy Ballagh, 1; Douglas McKinney, 2; G. Dyer, 3. Mapping, coloured relief map, England: Joan Capon, 2; Millio Mahunga, 3. Composition: Ken Stacy, 1; Pamela Worle.v, 2; Betty Hunt, 3. Business letter: Maud Parata, 1; Stanley Bartlett, 2; Reg. Mullins, 3. Sewing, any article showing stitches of standard V.: June Miller, 1; Moira Spring, 2; Mena Monkhouse and Shirley Baker, equal, 3. Knitted article: Pat Higham, 1; Ava McLennan, 2: Melva Thompson, 3.

Standard VI. —Writing, 15 lines in ink: Rene Hodgson, 1; Beth Rowland, 2; Aileen McLeod, 3. Print script: Ruth McConnell, 1; "Maurice Brott, 2; Rene Johnson and Beth Rowlands, equal, 3. Drawing, floral: Mervyn Litchfield, 1; Phyllis Bishell, 2; Warwick Claris, 3. Conventional design: Maurice Brott and Wiki Te Paa, equal, 1; Vivienno Lee, 3; Clare Nash, 4. Model, overcoat and hat: Ray Cotterill, 1; Charles Taylor, 2; P. Ifawkes, 3. Land or seascape: Rose Yelich, 1; Patricia Greenslad9, 2; William Taylor, 3- Mapping, coloured relief map. Africa: Vivienne Lee, 1; Warwick Claris, 2; Noel Christensen, 3. Composition: Robert Roduell, 1; Marion Mitchell, 2; Clara Cartwright, 3. Sewing, any article showing stitches up to Staudard VI.: Pat Hawkes, 1; Lois O'Donoghue, 2; Merlyn Johnson, 3. Knitted article: Lois O'Donoghue, 1; Merlyn Johnson, 2; Shirley Alexander, 3. Special classes: Reed Loom or cane handwork: Lionel Ormandy, 1; Fred McConnell. 2; 11. Hornell, 3. School exhibit of handwork: Mangapai and Glenbervio Schools, equal, 1; Whangarel and Titoki School, equal, 2.