OHINGAITI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 283, 3 December 1935, Page 3

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CALF CLUB COMPETITION. JUDGING AT OIiANGIPONGO. Further judging in connection with the calf club competitions was carried out at Orangipongo School on Friday November 22, where Mr. Mason accompanied by Mr. Calder, agriculture instructor, visited the school. Mr. Mason gave an instructive talk on calf rearing illustrating his remarks by demonstration on the winning exhibits. Mr. C. E. S. Smith, chairman of the school committee, thanked the visitors for the interest shown, and in reply both Mr. Mason and Mr. Calder made complementary reference, both to the number of entries and on the pleasing state of the school environment. The following are the details of .awards:— Dairy Type. —Gordon Hyde’s Pearl I; Muriel Price’s Bonnie Primrose, 2; Theo Price’s Flossie, 3; May Hyde’s Blossom, v.h.c.; Elaine Smith’s Aster he.; Frank Hyde’s Rose. Care in Rearing.—Frank Hyde’s Rose 1; Gordon Hyde’s pearl. 2; May Hyde’s Blossom 3; Muriel Price’s Bonnie Primrose, v.h.c.; Elaine Smith’s Aster, h.c.; Theo Price’s Flossie. Yearling Class (dairy type). —Betty Price’s Orangipongo Beauty', 1 Muriel Price’s Orangipongo Lass, 2: lan Macdonald’s Tui, 3: Elaine Smith’s Daphne, v.h.c.; Maj' Hyde’s Clematis, h.c. The thanks ef the committee art especially' due to Mrs. W. H. James ant Mr. J. Terry', who presented spccia prizes, Mrs. James for the yearling class and Mr. Terry for care in rear ing.