PICNIC

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21413, 4 March 1935, Page 17

PICNIC

* KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MILLS Tho Kaiapoi Woollen Mills held their annual picnic at Ashburton on Saturday, about 450 persons belli* conveyed by a special train which left Kaiapoi at S.oO a.m. The day was overcast, but warm weather was experienced at Asliburton and a very enjoyable time was spent. Tho sports programme resulted as follows: GIRLS' EVENTS GO Yards, seven to eight jears—Lorna Paterson 1, Shirley Noble 2. 30 Yards, eight to 10 years: R. Mimn 1, E. Hartley 2. 50 Yards, 10 to 12 years: J. Yaughan 1, 1. McGarry 2. 50 Yards, 12 to 11 years: E. Taylor 1, N. Wright 2. Three-legged Race, Soven to 10 years: E. Taylor and K. lnhrs 1. Three-legged Race, 10 1o 14 years: N. Wright and Ct. Cross 1. GO Yards, 11 to 18 years: G. Storer 1, M. Graham 2. Married Women's Race, 60 yards: Mrs C. Driscoll 1, Mrs J. Tait 2. Envelope Race: H. Fowles and Miss G. Storcr 1, W. Green and Miss E. Capill 2. BOYS' EVENTS 30 Y r ards. seven to eight years: N. Kitson 1, A. Greenwood 2. 30 Yards, eight to 10 years: E. Hyde 1, J. Greenwood 2. 50 Yards, 10 to 12 vears: 11. Fowler I. J. MePli«c -. 50 Yards 12 to 14 years: A. Shaw 1, L. Oram 2.. Three-legged Race: H. Fouler an,l L. Oram 1. Back-to-back Rare: H. Fowler and L. Oram 1. 75 Yards, 14 to IS >ear>: | R. Clarke 1, M. Livingstone 2. Married Men's Race, 75 yards: T. No bin It, W. McPartlin 2. Carey Cup. 100 yards'. K. Collistor 1, M. H. Lilley 2 t Jj. Burnej 3,