EAST CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17632, 8 December 1922, Page 5

EAST CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL.

MEETING OP COMMITTEE,

A meeting o: tho East Christchurch School .District acuooi uouiiniiie-3 was ce;o. on .aic-u----auy. tvas rtceneu hum UH> rwaia Li . e i aa jrttjiji o: tJtte committees ieii.ii aavisjng air U. J-. Jiiui uaa oecu-eitcua u. nwmDtr, and. advising tiidl .ulaa iittU utou juipouitoi assistant lujotreos. j.iio secr-eiary ol ino i-a.31. LJinsicuuicu Amateur Swimming Cmu loiwiittta a cueque lor ±'3 ys oa, proceeds of a sajo iie:d tjaards tha cost or bath improvements. ili= 3 ■unurca wrote tendering Jier resignation. 'lhe headnuifiter reporua that tha attendance had been only loir, sickness mi.iUtmg against a high average. It was agreed to ask tha Board to repair and paint the front fence and reline tiiJ porches, which are infected with the borer. 'X'he Works Committee was instructed to inspect tha buildinjra and grounds, arrange to hav.3 seats fixed in the recesses facing south, and hare any necessary work done. It was decided that instead of the committee selecting tha prizes, an order on a bookseller bo given to the winners. A rote of thanks waa pascd to Mr Markham for giving a silver medal for the Championship Kaco at the picnic. ANITOAL picnic. The ajiaual picnic wae held s.t Kaiapoi, the sports resulting as follows: Infants' rac?s (sjirls), 25yds (syrs)—Dulcie Thornae 1, Alice Jackson i 2oyds (6yrs)— Ins Baker 1, Xorah Griffiths *2. BoysFrank Cottrill 1, Jack Warring 2. fcrirls 25yds (7yis)—Nancy Te Kangi 1, Ehoda Voice 2. Boys (7yrs)—Bonald Tolputt 1, Biliary Bradley 2.50 yds, girls (Byrs) Joyce Bell 1, Betty Simpson 2. SOyda, hoys (Byrs>—Noel Allan 1, Stanley Moore 2. oOyds, girls (9yre)—Edith Smith 1, Maris Jieroer 2.50 yds, boy 3 (9yrs)—Reginald Woolly 1, Herman Voice 2.75 yds, boys (lOyrs)—Bob Crawford 1, Edward Prinoe 2. Infants' championship, girls—Betty Simpson 1; boys— Noel Allen 1. Belay race—Noel Allan, David Cropp ,Edward Prine«, Stuart Yaughan 1. Special race (consolation prize)— Jim. 'Williams 1, Stewart Williams 2. Boys' Taoo (main echool), 75yds (under 10) —Clifford Paton 1. Eeg Bound 2.75 yds (under 13)— Tom Martin 1, Spencer Whit* and Jack Marfarkne equal 2. lOCyds (onen) —Clifford Selby-Hr-rd and James Wilson dead-heated. 400 yds (relay)—J. Wilson, G. Blaaey. C. Bard and M. Mercer 1. Siamese race (75vds), open—Luke and G. Blazey 1, H. Cordell and A. Cornell 2. Siamese, 50yds (-under 12)— T. Martin a.nd K. Monzies 1, A. Keid and J. Irvine 2. School Championship, 150yds—James Wilson 1, Clifford Selby-Herd 2. Girls' raoss, 50yds (under 10) Rita, Kemp 1, Ivy Waters 2.75 yds (under 12)—Bita Kemp 1, Vera Ball 2.75 yds, (open)— Mabel Kemp 1, Doris Baker 2.400 yds (relay)— Mabel Kemp and Elsie Reid 1, Dorothy Moorhoti&o and Audrey Drury 2. 100 yds School Championship—Mabel Kemp 1, Doris Baker 2. South Belt—2syds, boys (syrs)—L. Thomaa 1, Duncan Lyn 2. 25yda, girls (syr«)—R. Lowe 1, A. Irons 2.50 yds, hoys (Tyrs)— L. Wellum 1, B. Orr 2.50 yds, girls (7yrs) —D. Beynoldis 1, J. Welsh 260 yds, boys (Syrs)—G. Lowe 1, H. Turner 2.50 yds, girls (Byrs)—L. Reynolds 1, T. Guthrie- 2.50 yds, boys (9yrs)—J. Soofleld 1, C. Bryant 2. 50yds, girls (9yrs)—K. Lee 1. G. Ball a. 50yde, hoys (10 and over)—A. Bryant 1, M. Welsh 2.50 yds, girls (10 and over) — n. Hurley 1, M. Bethlss 2. Relay race (100 yds), team of ■{— G. King's team 1. 75yds South Belt Championship—K. Le» 1, G. Low* 2.