RECHABITES HOLD PICNIC

Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1933, Page 11

RECHABITES HOLD PICNIC

ENJOYABLE DAY AT EVERETT PARK A picnic was held at Everett Park, Inglewood, on Saturday afternoon by the Unity Tent Independent Order of Rechabites together with the Safeguard Juvenile Tent. There was a large attendance of members and their friends. The weather was perfect and the surroundings were ideal. The river flowing through the reserve soon claimed any who had brought their bathing togs while others prepared for afternoon tea. A lengthy sports programme in a paddock loaned by Bro. Wellington opposite the reserve took up most of the afternoon. Officials were: Judges: Bro. N. F. Way and G. H. White; starter, Bro. ?■ Hopkins; handicapper, Bro. G. W, Kirk. Results are: Girls under eight years, Unice Egarr 1, Isabella Hook. 2; boys eight h

Stanley Fredrickson 2; three-legged race, boys over 10, Terence Smith and H. Judson 1; three-legged race, girls over 10, Thelma Doidge and Daphne Mack 1; girls from eight to 10 years, Audrey Emeny 1, Olive Blyde 2; boys from eight to 10 years, Dick Baunton 1, Ross Okey 2; wheelbarrow race for boys, Dick Baunton and Aubrey Morris 1; girls from 10 to 12 years, Daphne Mack 1, Daphney Emeny 2; boys from 10 to 12 years, Don Morris 1, Cyril McKeen 2; three-legged race for girls under 10, June McKenzie and Elsie Judson 1; boys over 12 years, Trevor Doidge 1, Rolf Bond 2; single ladies’ race, Miss Gwenda Moore 1, Miss Margaret Jasper 2; married ladies’ race, Mrs. Frederickson 1, Mrs. Hinch 2; men’s race, Fredericksen 1, Hopson 2; girls under eight years, Eunice Egarr 1, Isabel Hook 2; consolation race, boys, Donald Prentice 1, Owen Moore 2; consolation race, girls, Rene Egarr 1, Dora Hopkins and Evelyn Bridgeman 2. After the sports the party returned to the reserve for tea. The picnickers reached home at 7.30 p.m.,_ all agreeing that the outing had been an unqualified success thanks to the careful arrangements made by the Tent secretary, Bro. W. Jones.