Hukanui

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 65, 18 March 1937, Page 2

Hukanui

FTom Our Own CorrespondentSchool Picnic. Although the day chosen tor the school picnic was fine, it was held in the school grounds owing: to wet conditions underfoot. Races were run proficiently by Messrs A. J. Brean. Leo Wenham, Guy Udy, C. Tolley and A. P. Dougherty. Results were as follow:—Senior boys. Alec Me Do wall 1, Norman Goodin 2. Colin Udy 3; girls, senior, Betty Tolley 1. Kathleen Golder 2, Marjory Wenham 3: Intermediate, boys, Terence Brean 1. Eric Mooney 2, Kelly Udy 2; girls, Margaret Tolley 1, Daphney Udy 2, Mary Dougherty 3; junior boys, Alvin Sunnex 1, David Brean , Lyn Murray and Lance Mabey 3; girls, Catherine Lemberg 1, Barbara Tolley 2, Mae Murray 3; seuior infants, boys. Joe Wenham 1, Kevin Dougherty 2. Clive Phillips 3; girls, Joan Brean 1, Margaret Sutherland 2, Fay Sunnex 3; junior infants, boys, P. Brean and Jack Weham 1. Jack Mabey 2; girls, Mary Brean 1, Dulcie Udy 2, Maureen Murray 3; sack race, senior boys, Bernard Dougherty 1, Kelly Udy 2, T. Brean 3; girls, Marjory Wenham 1, Isa McDowall 2, Betty Tolley 3: Junior boys. Lyn Murray 1, Eric Mooney 2. Bob Goodin 3; girls, Margaret Tolley 1, Mae Murray 2, Margaret Mooney 3; three-legged races, senior boys, Terence and David Brean 1. Kelly Udy and Law Tie Mabey 2, Buster Goodin and Jimmy Udy 3; senior girls, Joan Goodin and Catherine Lemberg 1, Mary Dougherty and Daphne Udy 2, Mapjory Wenham and Isa McDowall 3; junior girls, Margaret Mooney and Margaret Sutherland 1, Mae Murray and Catherine Lemberg 2. Barbara Tolley and Fay Sunnex 3; junior boys. Bob Goodin and lance Mabey 1. Aiwin Sunnex and Lyn Murray 2, Robert and Kevin Dougherty 3; aJI-fours race, girls, Mary Brean 1. Maureen Murray 2; boys, Peter Brean 1, Jack Wenham 2; boys' combination ace, Bernard Dougherty 1, Norman Goodin 2, Terence Brean 3; skipping races, senior girls, Joan Goodin 1, Margaret Mooney 2, Mae Murray 3; junior, Ethel Lemberg 1, Joan Mabey 2, Isa McDowall 3; primary, Dorothy Wenham 1, Noeline Phillips 2, Fay Sunnex 3; egg-and-spoon race, senior boys, Basil Sutherland 1, Alec McDowall 2, Bernard Dougherty 3; junior boys, Lance Mabey 1, Robert Dougherty 2, David Brean 3; sack race, Junior girls, Fay Sunnex 1, Joan Brean 2, Dorothy Wenham 3; boys, Maurice Tolley 1, Joe Wenham 2, Peter Brean 3; relay races, senior girls. Betty Tolley, Margaret Sutherland, Joan Brean, Mariary Wenham 1: boys, Bernard Dougherty, Lance Mabey, Kelly Udy and Laurie Mabey 1; senior all fours, boys, Peter Goodin 1, Kevin Dougherty 2. Joe Wenham 3: consolation race, Noeline Phillips l. Jack Wenham 2. Clive Phillips S; toddlers’ race. Brian Tolley 1, Harry Tolley 2, Tony Dougherty 3; young men s race, J. Dougherty 1. B. Wilson 2, Charlie Mabey 3: young ladies' race. Miss J. Wenham 1, Miss J. Lemberg 2. Miss E. Gardiner 3; married men's race. W. Hirst 1. Guy Udy 2. Dug. Udy 3; chain-stepping, married ladies, Mrs J. Phillips 1. Mrs T. Goldor 2: men. N. Goodin 1. J. Dougherty 2. Mr W. Udy proved an efficient starter in the adult events. School Dance. An enjoyable dance was held after the picnic in the Hukanui hall. Excellent dance music was supplied by Mr A. F. Lawrence, and Mr Leo Wenham made an efficient M.C. Lucky spot waltzes were won by Miss A. Golder and Mr E. Fafeita. and Mr and Mrs T. C. Golder. Dancing wan continued till midnight. Among those present were Mesdames W. Hirst, blue satin; Leo Udy, floral georgette; A. Murray, crown corded cotelle; T. Golder. wine flat crepe; L. Wenham. brown angelskin; N. Mabey, pink marocain, H. Mooney, grefett marocain; J. Phillips, blue floral maiocain; G. Sunnex, figured marocain; Misses E. Gardiner, apricot georgette; Annie Lawrence, floral taffeta; N. Harrington, pink marocain; M. Twentyman. floral ensemble; <J. Harrington, red georgette; M. Dougherty, white marocain; K. Wenham, floral georgette; J. Golder, green lace; Ada Lawrence, blue and silver; A. Golder, floral georgette. Tennis Ladder Matches. Misses Q. Harrington lost to W. Harrington 2—6, Annie Lawrence lost to Ada Lawrence I—6. Challenges to be played are Misses L Hurst v. Q. Harrington, W. Harrington v. Annie Lawrence. Ada Lawrence v. Mrs R. Udy. Men; A. Hirst lost to C. Sutherland 2—6, Des. Udy lost to C. Lawrence 2—6, P. Twentyman lost to Rex Udy 3—6. Rex Udy lost to W. Hirst 2—6, C. Lawrence beat P. Twentyman 6—3. Personal. Friends of Mrs N. Goodin will regret to learn that she is an inmate of the Pahlatua private hospital. Friend* of Mrs Ronald Udy will regret to learn that owing to 111-health she is unable to continue as "top lady” In the local tennis team. Mr and Mrs J. Sutherland are entertaining the Misses Gray, from Wellington, and also visitors from Stratford. Misses K. and E. Wenham spent the week-end with their parents, Mr and Mrs L. Wenham. Miss M. Twentyman also spent the week-end with her parents. Friends of Mr W. Freeth will regret to jjfcear that he is in hospital in Wellington.