PRESBYTERIAN CLUB
Eastbourne was the venue of the Presbyterian Club's weekly run, forty-two runners in three packs, led by G. Rae, R. D. •Moore, and M. gteplienson, starting from St. Ronan's Presbyterian Church. A fairly strenuous trail was provided by K. Comrie and H.. Cook. It followed: tlie' sea front the; lighthouse for about three, miles. A scramble up the steep face of the ridge through manuka and gorse came'next, and the ridge and the road were then followed back to the starting . point. : .Some:.! runners, 'particularly'the new members, found the going through the.soft sand and the hill climb rather strenuous, but.they thoroughly enjoyed the experience nevertheless. There was no run-in. ■..'•■■> ' J. Bennett'was in charge of the colts' .pack of nine, who, while not having such a hard .run as the.seniors, also put in good work. , ■■ ■-. • ,
Afternpon tea was provided by the girls of the senior Bible class.' The singing of "Auld Lang SJ'ue".ended a delightful afternoon's outing.
•Next week, the raw is tobc held 'at,the invitation of Mr. A.. Martin, patron, Messines Road, Kardri. . ■
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 112, 14 May 1934, Page 4
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175PRESBYTERIAN CLUB Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 112, 14 May 1934, Page 4
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