HAVELOCK NORTH

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 63, 24 February 1934, Page 3

HAVELOCK NORTH

School Children’s Picnic

ENJOYABLE OUTING

The Havelock North Public School children held their annual picnic at Beatson’s Park yesterday. The weather was ideal for the occasion, and a very enjoyable day was spent. The sports programme kept the children well occupied. Tho catering arrangements were in the hands of Mrs J, D. Heenan and a strong ladies’ committee, and everybody present was well supplied throughout the day. The local tradesmen and carriers, together with Nimon and Sons, supplied the conveyances. Mr N. F. Rigby (headmaster) and his staff, also Mr J. D. Heenan and his committee, had charge of the sports programme, which resulted as follows:—

Under 5 years: Robin Goymour 1, Bubs Goymour 2, Joy I,ay 3. Boys, 5 years and under 7: Stan Fergusson and Ken Furany, dead-heat, 1; Colin Blackmore 3.

Girls, 5 years and under 7: Mary Fulford and Nola Bennett, dead-heat. 1; Joy Paton 3, Doris Berrigau 4. Hoys, 7 years and under 8: Dudley Hall 1, Gerald Ogg 2, John Joll 3. Girls, 7 year and under 8: Annette Clapperton and Chrissie Bligh, deadheat, 1; Jean Duncan 3, Fay McNab 4. Boys, 8 years and under 9: Noel Fulford 1, Jack Gardiner 2, Alfred Wiggins 3. Boys, 9 years and under 10: Ted McCracken 1, Bill Pankhurst 2, Maurice Hantier 3. Girls, 9 years and under 10: Rona Slade 1, Joan Beaumont 2, Mavis Grant 3. Boys, 10 years and under 11: Guy Hill 1, Norman Pet ch 2, Neville Steel 3. Girls, 10 years and under 11: Audrey Russell 1, Yvonne Estaugh 2, Molly Webby 3. Boys, 11 years and under 12: Bernard Fulford 1. lan Duncan 2. Alan Baldwin 3, Girls, 11 years and under 12: Brenda McCracken and Audrey Cook, deadheat, 1; Mabel Beaumont 3. Boys, 12 years and over: C. Stewart and K. Pankhurst, dead-heat, 1; W. Bligh 3 Boys, 12 years and over: Elsie Johnston 1, Alive Wiggins 2, M. Butcher 3. Three-legged race, under 10, boys: Ogg and Jack Taylor 1, Gerald Ogg and Noel Wilson 2. Three-legged race, under 10, girls: Josio Goymour and G. McKeown 1, Joyce Rigby and Sheila Lee 2. Boys’ championship: K. Pankhurst 1, J. Ladbrook 2, C. Stewart and W. Bligh. dead-heat, 3. Girls’ championship: Elsie Johnston 1, .Mice Wiggins 2, Muriel Smith 3. Wheelbarrow race, boys: W. Smallwood and L. McKeown 1. C. Vernon and C. Fergusson 2. Skipping race, girls: Muriel Smith 1, Ella Haggett 2, Josie Goymbur 3. ' CONSOLATION RACES. Five years and under 7, boys: R. Clappcrton l, R. Bailey 2, John Nimon and Godfrey Ilantler, dead-heat, 3. Five years and under 7, girls: A alma Warren 1, Doris Berrigau 2, Beryl Rogers 3. Seven years and under 9, boys: J. Clapp 1, Brian Rogers 2, N. McKeown

Seven years and under 9, girls: Rosa Wilton 1. J. Duncan 2, Z. Smith 3. Nine years and under 11, boys: L. Waterhouse 1, M. Liley 2, D. Isles and L. Bishop, dead-heat, 3. .Nino years and under 11, girls: M. Meissner 1, M. Bell 2, J. Downes 3. Eleven years and over, boys; R. Estaugh 1, M. Taylor 2, B. Guthrie 3. Eleven years and over, girls; Joyco Woon 1, Joyce Webby 2, Lois Rowo 3. Three-legged race, over 10, boys: C. Vernon and B. McCracken 1, G. Hill and B. Ross 2. Three-legged race, over 10, girls: M. Butcher and E. Haggett 1, N. Liley and P. Wilson 2, L. Vernon and J. Webby 3. Relay race, under 10, boys: Alfred Wiggins, Noel Fulford, N. Fetch,. 1. Wiggins, N. Liley, G. Hill, 1- Girls: Rona Slade, Pat Honeybun, Yvonne Estaugh, Molly Webby, Josie Goymour, 1. Rely race, over 10, boys: E. Bennett, G. Hill, J. Land, K. Pankhurst, A. Baldwin, F. Marshall, 1. Girls: E. Johnstone, O. Milne, E. Haggett, J. Smith, J. Frogley, N. Prince, 1. Consolation race, boys: S. Marshall and L. Wiggins, dead-heat, 1; T. Taylor 2, G. Natusch 3. Girls: M. Gardiner 1, B. Leicester 2, G. McLeod ani G. Paton, dead-heat, 3. Married ladies’ race: Mrs Coonibe 1, Mrs Honeybun 2, Mrs Lee 3. Married'men’s race: Mr Rigby 1, Mr Woon 2.

Old boys’ race: B. Harris 1, A. Hoy 2, S. Coombe 3. Old girls’ race; M. Bennett 1, J. Cockburn 2, J. Fulford 3. The committee wish to thank all those who contributed to the picnic, and also those who helped.