ANNUAL PICNIC
Mangateretere School Pupils at Tomoana RESULTS 0F SPORTS The annual pionic of the Mangateretere School was held at the Hawke's Bay A. and P. Society's showgrounds at Tomoana yesterday, when ideal conditions prevailed. There was a big crowd of parents and supporters of the school present, in addition to the children, and the programme of entertainment catered for all. During tlie afternoon opportumty was takou to present a shaving set from the pupils to Mr F. J. Bennett, who skortly leaves the district to take up an appointment witli the National Bro: dcasting Service. The thanks of the committee are due to Messrs D. J. - >lden and A. Houston for trausport facilities, to the A. and P. Society for the use of the Showgrounds, to the ladies' committee, the teaching staff and the various donors of trophies. Results of tlie sports programme are as follow: — School Championships. — Girls: Nancy Houston 1. Boys: N. Lee 1. Primer 3.— Girls: Ngaire King 1. Boys: Jno. Kemp 1. Primer 2. — Girls: Rose Rattray 1. Boys: Noel Tichborne 1. Primer 1. — Girls: Jean Gameron 1. Boys: Jim Cooper 1. Primers' jumping.— Maki Tomoana 1, Ngaire King 2. Primer three-legged. — Moerose Panapa and Ruth Tella 1, Jno Kemp and Macki Tomoana 2. Primers- monkey raee. — David Frethay 1. Primers harness race. — Moreose Panapa and Buster Cooper 1. Primers Horses race. — Moerose Panapa and Prances Tomoana 1. Primers mixed race. — Winnie Allison and Paul Panapa 1, Margaret Graham and Jim Panapa 2. Standard 1.— Girls: Shirley Taylor 1, B. Smith 2. Boys: B.^Hoff 1, Ben Bradshow 2. Standard 2. — Girls: N. Gledhill 1, G. Dixon 2. Standard 2.— yBoys: Alan Steevens 1, Bruce Giles 2. Standard 3. — Girls: Phillis Le&.l. Boys: Geof. Bradshaw 1, Alex Houston 2i i Standard 4.— Girls: Jean Houston 1, R» Pullen 2. Boys: D. Gledhill 1, J. Rattray 2. Standard 5. — Girls: P. Tichborne 1, N. Houston 2. Boys: Pani Luke 1, W. Mullicrane 2. Standard 6. — Girls: J). Cooper 1, N. Tomoana 2. Boys: C, Featherston 1, J. Crooks 2. Girls high. jump, under 11.— Betty Love 1, Jean Burden 2. Over 11: M. Anderson 1, N. Houston 2. Boys jump, under 11.— J . R. ttray 1, G. Bradshaw 2. Over 11: Pani Luke 1, T. Myers 2. Girls tkree-legged race, under 11. — Betty Love and J"ean Burden. 1. Over 11: N. Tomoana and N. Houston 1. Boys three . legged race, under 11. — A. Austin and P. Allison 1. Over 11: Pani Luke and T. Myers 1. Double harness race, under 11.— B. Love and I>. Rattray 1. Over 11: N. Lee and M. AnderSon 1. Long distance race. — Girls: N. Houston 1. Boys: B. HofE 1. Ladies' race. — Mrs Dixon 1, Mrs Steevens 2. . • Ladies' Walk.— Miss Glen Love 1, Mrs Giles.-2. , Ladies' -stepping chain.— MrS Walsk 1, . " .
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 55, 27 November 1937, Page 15
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471ANNUAL PICNIC Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 55, 27 November 1937, Page 15
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