SUCCESSFUL PICNIC

Timaru Herald, Volume CLVII, Issue 23112, 29 January 1945, Page 2

SUCCESSFUL PICNIC

Piping And Dancing Association

More than 200 members and sunporters of the South Canterbury Piping and Dancing Association attended the second annual picnic, which was held under ideal condition' at Centennial Park yesterday. The function is understood to be the’ largest organised picnic to have been held at Centennial Park. An energetic committee, with Mr J. Glass as secretary, made excellent arrangements for the outing. Before Mrs Munro distributed the prizes won at the sports meeting, the president, Mr R. W. Munro, said that the function had been arranged to show appreciation of the loyal support of members, helpers and competitors at the Association’s various functions throughout the year. The races resulted as follows: Boys’ Events —Under Six: John Bruce 1. Graham Stuckie 2. Six and under eight: George McNicol 1. Ivan toper 2. Eieht and under 10: lan McCone 1. J Bruce 2. Ten and under 12: D. McCone 1. K. Millar 2. Single Men—D. Smith 1. M. Brown 2. Married Men: S. Robinson 1. A. A Millar 2. Eccentric Race: D. Guthrie 1. D. Bruce 2. Girls' Events—Under Six: Judith Bruce 1. Olive Keillar 2. Six and under eight. Pattv Stevens 1. Alva Keenan 2. Eight and under 10: Noeline Bell 1. Clare Parker 2. Ten and under 12' Anne Casev 1 Jovce Loner 2. Twelve and under 14: Mary Frame I. Norma Bell 2. Fourteen and under 18 Betty Wilson (Christchurch) 1. C. MeCressan 2 Three-legged Race under 14 years: Mary Frame and Evelyn Luseombe 1 Norma Bell and Betty Keenan 2 _ Three legged Race any age—Mary Frame and Eveivn Luscombe 1. N i, and BeitV Keenan 2. Threeiegg. ,i p u , a adults: O Ford and N Ford 1 -\ Millar and N Bell Single women- Norma Hell 1. Mary Frame 2 Sack Race anv -iee: Jean Todd 1. N. Bell 2. Sack Race, womens committer Mrs J. Marshall 1. Mrs G McNicol 2.