ABPA - Australian Bush Poets Association

NORTH PINE CAMP OVEN FESTIVAL
RESULT SHEET 2014

CATEGORY(1a) – Junior Performance – Grades 2-5
Audrey Virgin, Max Holmes, Jemma Keefe
CATEGORY (1b) – Junior Performance – Grades 6 &7
Melissa Edwards, Melanie Adcock, Harriet Wilson

CATEGORY 2 – Reading Original
1ST. MICK MARTIN
2ND JILL GOLD
3RD ANNE LEADBETTER

CATEGORY 3 – Novice Performance
1ST. IAN MCDONALD
2ND. DONALD MACQUEEN
3RD. -------------------

CATEGORY 4 – Intermediate Performance
1ST. TONY DALE
2ND. JOHN PAMPLING
3RD. KAY GORRINGE

CATEGORY 5 – Open Performance
MALE........................ . FEMALE
1ST. KEVIN DEAN......... 1ST CAY ELLEM
1ST PADDY O'BRIEN...... 2ND SUZANNE HONOUR
3RD JIM KENNEDY........ 3RD PAM FOX

ONE MINUTE POEM
1ST. MICK MARTIN

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The Graham Fredriksen Memorial
Written Poetry Award

FIRST: David Campbell, “A PAIR OF LOVING EYES”
SECOND: Catherine Lee Clarke, “ESCAPE”
THIRD: Will Moody “AN ORDINARY LIFE”

Highly Commended: Brenda-Joy Pritchard, “IN A MANGROVE WORLD”
Highly Commended: Val Wallace, “MURDO MACKENZIE’S GHOST”

Commended: Shelly Hansen, “A LESSON IN LIFE”
Commended: Heather Knight, “ THE LION’S VIEW”
Commended: Val Wallace, “NEWS FROM THE FRONT - 1918”

Congratulations to all who participated ...
Manfred.

Congrats to all the forum users who make up a good chunk of the written winners - well done Shelley, Heather, Will, David C, Brenda and Val.

Marty

Yes well done everyone

Terry

Well done, congrats. to all.

Ron

Congrats Everyone involved!!
Val W

Congratulations everyone who participated and to the North Pine Poets who do a lot of hard work.

Heather

And you're in there Heather, well done. You've introduced the Queenslanders to culture from south of the border.

Catherine is also a forum member, so it was actually a clean sweep. Forumites (?) rule! And congratulations, also, to Shelley and Brenda for their awards in the Camooweal comp. (Great to see both those poems being recognised, Shelley.)

Neville, are you suggesting that Heather is the only one from south of the border to display signs of culture? I'll have you know that just last week I learnt how to use a knife and fork. (Although it takes far too long to eat porridge!)

David

Ah David Heather got recognition in the Queensland heartland with a piece about an historic Victorian town.

By the way congratulations on your win. Do we get to read it.

And good to see Will Moody in there, I miss crossing swords with Will on the forum, a top man, good bush poet.

David you obviously don't make your porridge thick enough! Congratulations on the win.

Heather