LIFE-SAVING.
SMfiONUARY SCHOOLGIRLS.' COMPETITION.
The .secondary echoolsirls' life-Faving competition. for the Monica Tnacker Shield, ]>tbEontccl by thi" Mayoress, 'Jlrs Thacicar, was decided at tha- HV|iid Baths on Thursday niirht. Tlu> condition*? oi the- competition, which' was judged by Miss H.; M. Cowley und Mi- F.'L. Collins, were S3 tor the proficiency examination in life-savin?. Only three tennis competed; with the following jesrult, tlis mark* gaiiied bring out of a possible of 300:
Girls' High School A (Bernice Siicklingr, Gwca Bowling, Jessie Dunbier, und VloreT.ee Bell, with Mre V. Milner as instructre«s)i 301 points, 1.
Girls' High School B, 267J points, 2. Technical College, 232J points, 3. Dnrii:;: the competition proficiency certificates were sained by the following 1 members cf the- teams:—'Edna. Lindsay (Technical College), Norah Bradley, Joyce Thornton, and Kgaria Brown (Girls' High School). Tile- primary echoolgirU iife-saring competition for a aoso bowl presented by the. Head* CeiH.ra will ibe held on the 31st inst., and the- primary achocJboys' competition for tho Collins Cup on April 4th.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17103, 26 March 1921, Page 13
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