CHELTENHAM.

Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 1420, 18 February 1911, Page 2

CHELTENHAM.

THE SCHOOL PICNIC.

A large assemblage of grown-ups and children gathered on the cricket ground ior the annual school picnic. The afternoon was sp.ent by the children in games of different kinds, in races, and high jumping. Prizes in money for the different events were distributed by Mrs i Robert Barrow. Members of they-locaViTschool committee were busy most ofvfche day in getting things ready and organising the events. A capital tea, presided over by Mesdames Stretton and Murray, was partaken of in the afternoon. About 4 o'clock the 'distribution of the school prizes too place. Mr JU-liityi-e made the presentation, giving a few happy remarks to the prizewinners.

The following is the prize list:— Standard VI. —Ivy Stretton 1, Stephen Barrow 2, Mary Harre 3. Standard V.—Hugh Burroll 1, Phylis Bruce 2, Lance Ellis 3. Standard IV.—Edith Ayres 1, Alva AlcFarlane 2, Frank Stretton 3. Standard lll.—Willie Mitchell 1, Herbert Mills 2, Hilda Christensen 3. Standard ll.—May Mills 1, Stewart Harre 2. Eva Oldfield 3. . " Standard L—Alfred Oldfield 1, Allan Webster 2, Leslie Agnew 3. Garden Prizes—Girls: Phyhs Bruce 1, Alva McFarlane 2, Ivy Stretton 3. Boys: Hugh Murdoch 1, Herbert Mills 2, Stephen Barrow 3. Special Prizes.—Mr Stretton' s_ prize for St. V. boy gaining proficiency, Lance Ellis. Miss Campion's prize for most progress in St. 11., Stewart Harre. Miss Campion's prize for most progress in St). L, Alf. Oldfield. Mrs Havre's prize for sewing, Lily 4yres. Mr Carthew's prize for highest marks in school, Edith Ayres. Attendance. Prizes.—lvy Stretton and Leslie Agnew (equal) 1, Frank Stretton 2. ■,- , , Special prize for gardens (presented by Mr Ellis), Phyllis Bruce-