PARKVALE SCHOOL

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 March 1939, Page 6

PARKVALE SCHOOL

ANNUAL PICNIC. ' AN ENJOYABLE OUTING. ("Times-Age” Special.) Although Saturday was rather an unpleasant clay, a large number of parents, friends and child/en attended the annual picnic of the Parkvale School. Races were run between the showers, while lunch and afternoon tea were served in the school. Despite the conditions the gathering was •a most enjoyable one. The events resulted as follows: — . 100yds. boys’ race. —G. Adlam 1. B. Adlam 2, S. Bayliss 3. 75yds. boys’ race. —R. Rose 1. E. Howard 2, G. Howard 3. Boys’ 3-legged race. —B. and G. Adlam 1, R. Rose and G. Howard 2, S. and J. Bayliss 3. Girls’ 3legged race.- —B. Morgan and M. Thomas 1, J. Tocker and J. Howard 2. Boys’ sack race. —R. Rose 1. G. Howard 2. Girls’ sack race. —B. Morgan 1, P. Howard 2. Girls’ double harness race. —P. Magee and’E. Thomas 1, M. Thomas and J. Tocker 2, N. Rayner .and H. Tocker 3. Boys’ double har- ■ ness race. —G. Grigson and E. Howard 1, E. Renall and J. Bayliss 2, G. Adlam and G. Howard 3. Single ladies' race. —J. Howard 1. S. Rayner 2, L. Smith 3. Single men’s race. —B. Adlam 1. C. Bayliss 2, A. Oliver 3. Single men and women’s 3-legged race.—Miss L. Rayner and' P. Swinn, aifd Miss E. McKenzie and N. Rose (equal) 1. Miss Z. Smith and A. Oliver 2. Miss M. Adlam and C. Rayner

Single men and women’s horse race. — Miss P. Royguard and A.-Oliver 1. Miss L. Rayner and P. Swinn 2, Ladies' nail-driving.—Mrs F. Morgan. Ladies' stepping the distance.—Mrs F, Morgan. Men's nail-driving.—H. F. Rayne)'. Men's .stepping Ih<- distance. —F. Morgan.