CARDIFF.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 304, 22 December 1914, Page 7

CARDIFF.

The Cardiff annual school picnic was .eld in pleasant weather last Friday. There was an abundance of toys, etc., nd the children had a very pleasant lay. There was keen competition for lie various events. Mr 11. Masters, member of the Education Hoard, was rtresent during the day..

The prize distribution took place in .he evening. Mr Belcher distributed he prizes and Mr J.Rogers the special prizes. The special prize-winners vpre:—Best pupil in Standard V., T. 'Pebble; Standard IV., Rose Blair; ■tandard ITT.. Reginald Smith; Standard If., Helen Wisnewski; Standard ' . Elsie Smith. v Best spelling throughout the year, *ose Blair. *

Prize essay, Walter Barker. Most progress during year, Lena Brown.

Best behaved, Florice Mander. Excellent attendance—Freda Green,yell and Percy Crossley. Each of these •Hiklren secured first-class certificates.

After the prize distribution the chillren danced a Highland fling, which lie adults greatly appreciated. For he adult dancing, Mr J. Brown was MO., and the music was. supplied by M-hi rice and Victor Prebble.

On Saturday night a match was firsd between tlie Cardiff section of the .{ilie Club and Cardiff civilians. Twen-/-.ix attended. The following are the cores:—Riffle Club: J. Morrison 25 (.possible), 0. J. Howarth 24, P. Marhant 21, A. Belcher 21, B. Belcher 18, »V. Belcher 16, E. Mander 16, J. Bel•her 16, J. Rogers 14, P. O'Sullivan 14, R. Richardson 14, S. Rothwell 12, A. Mander 9, total 220. Civilians: L. Belfron 24, T. Belton 23, G. Rogers 20. 1). Cameron 19, J. Richards 18, J. Stewart 17, F. Crossley 15, S. Amnion U, R. Treweeke 14, 1). Rruntnell 14. E' Bennett 13, F. Mackay 10, S. Stewart 2. Total 203.