WEST CHRISTCRURCH SCHOOL PICNIC.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15208, 20 February 1915, Page 2

WEST CHRISTCRURCH SCHOOL PICNIC.

The onnua.' picnic of the Wtst Chriatchureh School was held at the Ranpiora R<»cTeation Ground yesterday, "about 460 children and jpne hundred adults betn,<? in attendance. The journey wm mado to Rangiora by a social train, which left Chratchurch at 9.5 a.m. Although the weather prospects were rather doubtful in the morning, the day proved fine. A sports programme wae carried out in the afternoon, one of the items being a cricket match between the vieitors and the Rr\n?iora district school. Though the visitors won by 60 runs, they appreciated the spirit of the Rangiora boys in providing tiiem with a match. The officials of the picnic were Meaers J. 'Middleton, Bobson, Bultitude, P. Menzits, P. Waller, and the headmaster (Mr J. Caughley). The eports events resulted as trader:—Children Sto yeare of age—E. Crockett 1, E. O'Grady 2. Six years—A. Goodman 1, M. Pay 2. Seven y*>ars—Boye: J. O'Grady 1, .T. I'Aason 2, P. Mortlock 3. Girls: G. Wylie 1, E. Crockett 2, R. "Walker 3. Eight years—Boye: P. Nelson 1, B. Needhem 2, L. Maesey 3. Girls: L. Bonnett 1, M. Lamont 2, E. Smith 3, D. "Williams 4. J. Menzws 5. Nino yearn— Boys: L. Pay 1, F. Goea 2, G. Inlit 3. Girls: M. Maynard 1, M. Parker 2, C. Haloe 3. Ten years—Boye: G. Bennett 1, L. BenT 2, T. Baae 3. GirU: M. Hibbert' 1. iL Sl*eppa.rf 2, A. Eeidle 3. Eleven years—Boys: J. Brooks 1, A. Colley 2. TV. Ditchiield X Girle: H. Stokes 1, D. Grantham 2, M. Helliwell 3. R. O'Grody •*. Twelve yearn—Boye: X. Harvey 1, E. Baae 2, A. "Walwby 3. Girls: B. TJnwin 1. E. Goodman 2. Iff. Faulkner 3. Thirteen and over—Boye: E. Thompson 1, S. Barlow 2, H. Bneh 3. Secondary Depsu-t----■ni'jnt—Under 14: Hann&fen 1. 17nd©r 15: W;«e 1, Ha-nnan 1. Over 15: Kins: 1- Handicap, over 15: Bale 1, Wiee 2, Hannan 3. •