PRIZE LISTS

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20607, 22 December 1936, Page 3

PRIZE LISTS

AROWHENUA SCHOOL The following is the prize list of the Arowhenua Native School for the year: Form 11, proficiency—Takaumu Hopkinson and Marama Wesley. Class marks, Form I—Elizabeth Rehu 1, Avert! Painter 2. Standard IV—Naomi Wixon 1, Cora Berry 2. Standard lll—Hana Wixon 1, Mahara Paurinl 2. Standard II —Christine Russell. Standard I—Gilbert Hopkinson. Primer IV—Jack Reihana 1, Herbert Russell 2. Sewing and homework—Pearl Hopkinson.

Attendance certificates were gained by Takaumu Hopkinson, Elizabeth Rehu, Averil Painter, Cora Berry, Naomi Wixon, Josephine Solomon, Hana Wixon, Tuwharetoa Solomon, Jock Benson. John Meager, Jack Reihana, Herbert Russell, Eliza Waaka, Christine Russell, Gilbert Hopkinson, Doreen Meager, Stella Waaka, Cathrine Solomon, Charlie Wade, Colin Wade. William Waaka, Moana Leonard.

Clandeboye Winners of prizes at the Clandeboye School were:— Dux—Patricia Phiskie.

Form ll—Patricia Phiskie 1, Tommy Dunn 2, Jean Flett 3.

Form I—Ronald Mulligan 1, Kenneth Beck 2, Gerald Bolderston 3. Standard IV.—Alec Ritchie 1, Brian Mulligan 2, Harold Dunn 3. Standard lll—David Phiskie 1, Olive Hobson 2.

Standard ll—George Langrell 1. Standard I—Leslie Phiskie 1, Joe Mackie 2, Ngaire Saunders 3. Special prizes were won by—Writing: Senior, Thomas Dunn; junior, Joe Mackie. Woodwork: Maurice Boocock. Cooking: Jean Flett. Gardening: Maurice Boocock 1, Jim Adair and Kenneth Beck 2, Alan Craig 4. Sewing: Form II: Jean Flett. Standard IV: Jean Boocock; juniors, Olive Hobson. Darning: L. Saunders. History: Ronald Mulligan. Good work: Reta Neville. PERSONAL Adjutant J. M. Allott, who has been officer in charge of the Temuka Salvation Army Corps for the last 18 months, has received notice of his impending transfer. Mr A. Hammond left Temuka during the week-end for Wellington, en route for a holiday visit to Australia. Mr J. L. Stone-Wigg, principal of the Waihi School, Winchester, leaves on Saturday for a trip to Melbourne and Geelong, during which he hopes to attend the third cricket test match. Mr D. Parke, son of Mr and Mrs G. R. Parke, Milford, was recently promoted to the position of inspector in the Justice Department at Auckland. Miss Mildred Austin leaves shortly to take up a position on the nursing staff of the Christchurch Public Hospital. Mr and Mrs D. Mackenzie and Mr B. Mackenzie and Miss M. Mackenzie, Highgate, Dunedin, will spend the Christmas vacation with Mrs H. J. Webb, Princes Street, Temuka. Miss E. Simpson, who has been the guest of Mrs W. S. Dale, Milford, has returned to Christchurch. Mr E. Cholerton, proprietor of John I. Piocter, Ltd., Opticians, Christchurch. hopes to make a personal professional visit to Temuka early Ln the vear. the exact date of which will Oe given later. In future Procter's consulting rooms in Temuka will be at the Temuka Hotel. (Kindly ncue change of address > ....