SCHOOL CALF CLUBS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23221, 15 December 1938, Page 21

SCHOOL CALF CLUBS

NORTHERN entries IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION [by TEI.EGBAPH —OWN correspondent] DARGAVILLE, Wednesday The general improvement in the condition <bf the calves at the Northern Wairoa calf clubs' central parade, at the experimental farm at Mangarata was the subject of favourable comment by the judges, Messrs. G. S. B. Morrison, A. Phillipps and B. Hawken, who added that the improvement was general throughout North Auckland. The presentation of cups and certificates was carried out by the president, Mr. F. J. Johansson. The awards were as follows: Rearing.—Heavy breed, seniors: Louis Thompson ' (Arapohue), •1; Noel Thompson (ArapobUe), 2; Desley Beasley (Tutamoe), 3. Juniors.- Rex Thompson (Arapohue), 1; Ruby Heath (Tutamoe), 2. Heavy breeds type: Lonis Thompson (Arapohue), 1; Bex .Thompson; (Arapohue), 2; Noel Thompson (AraPohne), 3. Light breeds, junior: Murray Palmer (Omana), 1; Jim Fatt (Tangowahine), 2; Valerie Harris (Tftngowahine), 3. Heavy breed#, junior: Murray Palmer (Omana), 1; Jim Fatt (Tantrowahine).. 2; Valerie Harris (Tangowahine), 3. Yearling.—Heavy breeds: Markham Jefcoat (Turiwiri), l; Betty Jefcoat (Turiwiri), 2; Louis Thompson (Arapohue), 3. Two-year-type and production: Desley Beasley (Tutamoe), 42.001b fat, 1; Richard Johansson (Turiwiri), 41.831b, 2; L. Lenoel (RehuW), QB.sfllb, 3. Light breeds, senior, rearing: Maureen Sutcliffe (Rehutai), 1; Viv Clesry (Arapohue) and William Webb (AraJohue), equal, 2; Ivy Glamuzina (Aoroa), Light breed, type: Murray Palmer (Omana), 1; Maurice Mofratt (Turiwiri), 2; Knin Beattie (Tantriteroria), 3. Light breed, Jearlinus: Joyous Stanaway (Hoanga), 1; Dick Edmiston (Rehutai) and Bobby Mudrard (Mamaranui), equal, 2. Ayrshire.—Special prize: (3race Kerr, 1; Eobert Kerr, 2; Allan Kerr, 3. Champion J*l': Murray Palmer (Omana). Children's Judging; Paul Speedy, 1; Maurice Moffatt, Boater Edmiston, 3. OKOROIRE RESULTS SCHOOL COMPETITIONS - Th« parents' day and calf club competi--SJJ* wore held last week at the Okoroire «"00l end an interesting day was spent. Mr. Cirrnth and Mr. G. Wilding judged the ««(*. The prize list was as follows: — Cap for Calf Conforming Most Nearly to Bellamy. Jndgip-f Competition.—Alf. Andreser and Whaipau, equal, 1; Ernie Andredi, 3. i?" Rearing.—Light breed heifers: Alison j 4 ®*". 1; Olive Bellamy, 2; Keith Howell, Kept Calf Rearing Record.—Keith ■ >. ' - -■' WELLSFORD JUDGING . r RODNEY GROUP ENTRIES tfEOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WELLSFORD, Wednesday i of the judging of calf club entries i j}B* Forext Reserve School; — ! Group.—Calf rearing: Patricia It* J* 1 • Robert Vhu Veen, 2: Rex Ait-t®-3. Handling and records: Patricia Foulj Rex Aitken, 2. | Results at waikokowai PARENTS INTERESTED j 'l*R6m PUR OWN correspondent] HUNTLY. Wednesday ll »k"® was a law attendance of parents low m?" c ' u '> field day held at Waikocjh?J;,The judge, Mr. J. W. Connell, agrlta ' instructor, congratulated the child--0« the standard of their exhibits. FollowAdiilJ «" SS r<,f!U 'ts:— illi, ,? Judging Competition, Lamb. — IKS,.-\ J-. Cooke, 1: Mrs. R. Tapp. 2. v'-Owi U(, Bing competition, calf: Mrs. \. ¥ rs - H- Tanp. 2; Mrs. E. J. raSf? »»"■ Children's judging competition. !iwsi» Ogilvy, 1 j Patty Green, 2; S&ttr. / For d,vce. Jenny Cargill and Joyce 3; Lamb: John Walker. 1;. Jlkwi SS l ''. 2; Greta Geddes. 3. Best caA: 3r» i? U Y ie - l - R- Hugill, 2; W. Henderreared and handled lamb: Ruth IfflSa y Don Markinnon. 2; Neil MacCalf covers: 0. Henderson, 1; and P. Green, 2; Dawn Ogilvie. Id? o "Betty- Cargill, 1; Dorothy pEPfc £ "th Preest. 3.