SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Our Own Correspondent.)
Ormondville Children Spend a HappyTime
I (From
ORMONDVILLE, Last Night. j. The Sunday School. picnie of the j Church of the Epiphany was held on I Monday afternoon, 31 children being j present and a good number of parents and other friends. Games and races I took place dnring the afternoon, and I after a substantial tea the prize-giving I took place. I The following pupils obtained prizes I for regular attendance and good conI duct: Grace Mitchell, Miriam Howes, Jean Mitchell, Rona\d Howes, Laurine Thoma.en, ikances Anderson, Ceeil Williame, Winnie Anderson, Croydoi Trask, Charlfe Longman, Ngaire Williams, Kathie Hutchison, Zelda Trask, Ailsa Trask, Pamela Howes, Rex Longman and Ixis Williams. I School Excurslon. I A school excurslon to Napier took I place on Wednesday. It was not as I largely patronised as ueual, though a I fair nnmber came in from. Norsewood. Good Prices for Sheep. I There has been great activity lately j among sheepfarmers. An unusual number of 'fats has been sent away by train, and at a recent sale in the Norsewood yards, breeding ewes realised np to 37/6, and one line of I speeially good ones brought in by Mr Fred Ellingham fetched £2 per head.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 35, 25 February 1937, Page 3
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