WAIMANA NEWS
SCHOOL PICNIC END OF YEAR EVENT A most successful and enjoyable school picnic was held in the Waimana Domain on the axiproach of the. holidays. The beautifully line day brought numbers of parents and friends out of doors. Morning tea luncheon and afternoon tea 3 ice eream f soft drinks and lolly scrambles were greatly enjpyed by all. During the the school teachers ? Mr and Mrs Heather j and Mrs Butler were presented with gifts from the parents and children, with season's greetings and best wishes. The teachers' thanked one and all lor the gifts which were greatly appreciated. The children enjoyed a good day's sport in running races, etc. the following were the results:— Girls 25yds, 5 to 6 years.: Connie Tiorewiata 1; Lynette Hampton 2. Boys 25yds 5 and 6 years: Sidney Falltner 1; Donny Bell 2. Girls 50yds 7 and 8 years: Maggie Ha'keke. 1; Bertha McLean 2. Boys 50yds, 7 and 8 years: Graham Magner 1; Teddy Tawliera 2. Girls 50yds j 9 and 10 years: Kay McDonald I;' Rebecca Boynton 2. Boys 50yds 9 and 10 years*. Mauriki Heihei 1; Tumoana Onekawa 2. Girls 100 yd s? 11 and 12 years: Marjorie Grey 1; Joy Boynton 2. Boys 100 yds, 11 and 12 years: Lionel Eagle 1; Tom Tc Whiu 2. Girls 100 yds over 12 years: Lola j Savage. 1; Lena Boynton 2. Boys 100 yds over 12 years: Earl Eagle 1; Barry Stevenson 2. Three Legged Race (boys): Te Whiu and Mara Ruhi. 1; Hooper Prolfitt and Neka Hiakita 2. Three Legged Race (girls): Hine Brown and Bertha McLcan 1; Rcbecca Boynton and Nati August 2. Three Legged Race (senior girls): Lola Savage and Nola Rust 1; Doreen Hughes and Lena Boynton 2. Girls High Jump: Noti August 1: Lena Boynton 2. Boys High Jump (junior): Tumoana Onekawa 1; Gordon Wardlaw 2. Boys High Jump (senior): Earl Eagle 1; Jack Perajack 2. Girls Egg and Spoon Race: Cini Boynton 1; Doreen Hughes 2. Boys- Pick a Back Race: Earl Eagle 1; Mana Ruhi 2. Girls Skipping Race (junior): Jocelyn Wylde 1; Rebecca Boynton 2. Girls Skipping Race (senior): Marjorie Grey 1; Doreen Hughes 2. Primers Monkey Race (girls): Lily Kahakura 1; Maggie Hakeke 2. Primers Monkey Race, (boys): Jack Wati 1; John Rogers 2. [ Potato Race: Marjorie Grey 1; Lola
Savage 2. Elephant Race: Jack August, Mana Ruhi and lan McConnell 1; Rosie. 01sen > Marjoric Grey and Bella Hiko 2. Medley Race (boys): John Boynton 1; Tuna Heihei 2. Girls Shoe Race (senior): Lola Savage 1; Dora Wardlaw 2. Giirls) Shoe: Race (j.unior)': Joj| Boynton 1; Jocelyn Wylde 2. Boys Obstacle. Race: Mana Ruhi 1; Hohaia Ilami 2. Girls Cartwheel Race: Marjorie Grey 1; Cini Boynton 2. Boys Wheelbarrow "Race: Mana Ruhi and Jack August 1; Te "Whiu and Ben Hiko 2. Slow Bicycle Race: Douglas Wardlaw 1; Cini Boynton 2. Girls % Mile Race: Marjorie Grey 1; Nola Rust 2. Boys Mile Race: Earl Eagle 1; Mana Ruhi 2. Tiny Tots Race: Gail Hampton 1; Vaughan Mitchell 2. Four year olds Race: Edward Heih 1; June Wardlaw 2. A box of chocolates, for competition to raise funds for the. picnic was. won by Mrs W^. H. Eagle. ,
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 38, 9 January 1945, Page 8
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