Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIUM

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12606, 17 November 1926, Page 11

Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIUM

KILBIRNIE BRANCH The annual competitions of the Kilbirnie . branch of the Y.M.C.A. Gymlast 'Before announcing the rfeed that all tho work during the evening was of a very high standard reflecting great credit on his assistant, Mr H. J. 'Stcpfcoe, who has had charge of this section ?of the work during the year. Regarding the pupils Mr Duffy felt that he must speciall mention Miss Betty Hill in th.e girTs class, whose work was the best he had seen for a long time. Mr Duffy's advice to all wbb to attend the classes next year and. thus maintain their physical ntness, which’ is their greatest asset in life. The following are the results:— Fitat Year Boys (possible 100 marks)— Pat- King, 82 marks, 1; Tom Carr, 80, 2; N. Resnick, 74,. 3. Second Year Boys—B. Thorpe, S 3, lj D. Edmond 82, 2; B. Dalgleish, 79, 3, First Year Girls, 11 and under—hS. Labone, 91, 1; K. Joseph, 88,. 2; T. de Launay, 87, 3. Girls, 12 and over—B. Hill, 98, 1; B. Johnstone, 88, 2j M. Wallace, 87, 3. Girls Champion—L. Taylor. 91, 1; G. Patrick. 86, 2; J. Mclnhes, 84, 3. Senior Boys—E. McConchie, 84, 1; A. Mnoklin, 81, 2; T. Fisher, 77, 3. Ladies—M. Street, 90, 1; N. Williamson, 88, 2; J. Russell, 87, 3. ' Men—-C. George and R. McGregor (equal), 79, 1; E. Hollis, 65, 2.