TOKOMARU.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 94, 21 March 1939, Page 2

TOKOMARU.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) TOKOMARUj March 18. A combined picnic of the Shannon and Tokomaru St. Aidan’s Sunday School and Bible class pupi's was held at lManawatu Heads. Luncheon under the pirn* trees was a pleasant community affair and a most enjoyable day was spent by all. Results of the sports were as follow': Girls, 11 and 12 yrs, Joyce Row'land 1, Florence Chester 2; boys, Warren Thoin]json 1. Alien Harper 2; girls, Grace Webby 1, Phyllis Wilkinson 2; boys 8 and 9yrs, Norman Wilton 1, Reg Rowlands 2; girls under 7, Dorothy Chocsman 1, Valerie Lloyd 2; boys, Maurice McSweeny 1, Aldwin Atkinson 2; girls’ threelegged race, Joyce Rowlands and Noclino Barr 1, Valerie Lloyd and Dulcie Bason 2; boys, Norman Hills and Ron Elliot 1, Reg Ohcesman and Warren Thompson 2; girls’ donkey race, Noelinc Parr and Joyce Thompson 1, Peggy Thompson and Joyce Rowlands 2; boys, Ray Parr and Warren Thompson 1, Eddie Elliot and Reg Chccsinan 2; girls under 7, Lorna Mather 1, Valerio Lloyd 2; ladies’ race, Mrs H. Parr 1, Miss Mills 2; men’s race, Mr Shcrriden 1, Mr McSweeny 2; girls, June Roberts 1, Phyllis Pratt 2; girls under 7, Pamela McKenzie 1, Beverley Lloyd 2; hoys, Norman Wilton 1, Eddie Elliot 2; girls, June Roberts 1, Phyllis Wilkinson 2. Mrs O. Henri has returned to Whangamoinona, after spending an extended holiday with her mother, Mrs P. Hansen. Mr and Mrs I>. Ennis, of Ohingaiti, have been spending a holiday with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs L. Waghorn. Miss D. Towlcr has returned home after spending some time in Palmerston North.