NEW MEMBER ELECTED

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22513, 22 September 1938, Page 9

NEW MEMBER ELECTED

OKAIN’S BAY ROAD BOARD

MR H, THACKER APPOINTED CHAIRMAN

Mr H. Thacker was elected chairman at a meeting of the Okain’s Bay Road Board. Members present were— Messrs Thacker, F. G. Harris, R. Craw, and V. Craw.

A motion of sympathy was passed with the relatives of Mr F. W. Harris.

The returning officer reported having taken steps to fill the vacancy caused by Mr W. Robinson leaving the district. Mr P. E. Moore was subsequently elected to fill the vacancy. It was decided that as no application had been received for the position of ranger that all owners of straying stock be- prosecuted. Mr C. E. Pope, of Port Levy, was appointed foreman subject to his agreement to certain conditions. He will start, duties on October 3. Mr C. R. Mason was appointed wharfinger. An application from the Pigeon Bay Road Board for the loan of a' piledriver was granted. The financial statement showed;— Receipts £2 10s sd. accounts for payment £195 6s lid, debit £427 10s 3d.

ANNUAL HARRIERS’

RACE

PUPILS OF BARRY’S BAY

SCHOOL

Pupils of the Barry’s Bay School recently held their annual harriers’ race for the cup given by Mr T. Stewart. Ten took part. The course was from Onawe wharf to the school. Messrs T. W. Weir and H. Harwood were the handicappers. The results were: Albert Stewart (scr) 1, Rodney Weir (15yds) 2, Derek Weir (75yds) 3. Albert Stewart won the race last year. Mr L. Giddens gave a prize for second.

CONFIRMATION SERVICE

AT AKAROA

Forty-three candidates for confirmation werTT presented at St. Peter’s Church, Akaroa, when Bishop WestWatson took the service. After an address to the candidates, special prayers were said for peace. There was a very large congregation from all parts of the parish.

NEW SECRETARY APPOINTED

DAIRY COMPANY MEETING

AT KAIKOURA

Mr P. S. Humm, chairman, presided at the monthly meeting of the Kaikoura Co-operative Dairy C The a managi (Mr H. A. Trumper). in his report for August, stated that 4 tons 3c wt of btitter been manufactured, an increase of 2cwt lqr „? v ® r the same period last year. The mechanical coal stoker had been installed Sa il S was°dec y ided to pay out 12* d per lb for first grade cream for August. Mr R. T. Pope, who has been secretary for some years, tendered his resignation. The directors complimented Mr Pope on the manner in which the business of the company had been conducted by him. Mr C. A. Jensen was appointed to succeed him.

BASKETBALL DANCE AT

KAIKOURA

There was a large attendance at the dance held in the Drill Hall, K a iko ur a, by the Rover Basketball Club. Mr F Taylor’s Rhythm Band played the music. Mr W. Horne was the master of ceremonies. . „ . „ Mr F. J. Smith, for members of the Rover Club, made a presentation to their secretary. Miss D. Eaton, who will be married shortly, and spoke ot tUe services given by Miss Eaton, as secretary and player.

GOLF

CULVERDEN CLUB’S RESULTS

An eclectic match played recently by the Culverden Golf Club was won by W. Lake in the seniors and C. J. Crothall in the juniors. The following are the results: —Seniors; W. Lake 36, 5—31; R. Maw 43, 9—34; G. Cochrane 44, 7—37. Juniors: C. J. Crothall net 36, R. M. Thomson net 37. The button was won by L. Taylor. The following are the results of a mixed foursome played recently:—D. Sterritt and A. Kingsbury net 73; Miss B. Thompson and J. Crothall net 83; R. Maw and Mrs Hempenstall net 84. The following are the results of the quarter and semi-finals of the men’s Gudsell Cup competition:—Quarterfinals.' G. Cochrane beat H. M. Searle, F. Cochrane beat F. H. Patterson, A. Murray beat R: M. Thomson, A. R. Gu&sell beat J. Morrison. Semi-finals: G. Cochrane beat: A. Murray, F. Cochrane beat A. R.. Gudsell,

CULVERDEN LADIES* CLUB

GUDSELL CUP WON BY MISS E. DRAPER

The winner of the Culverden Ladies Golf Club’s Gudsell Cup competition this vear was Miss E. Draper, who beat Miss A. Draper in the final 3 up and 2. The following are the results of the semifinals:—Miss A. Draper beat Mrs M. Bethell, Miss E. Draper beat Miss P. Dwyer A Ladles’ Golf Union match played recently resulted as follows:—Miss E. Draper, 104,-28 —76; Mrs G. H. Loffhagen, 111, 34—77; Mrs G. Cochrane, 122, 35—87. The result of the eclectic match was:— Seniors: Miss E. Draper, 45, 11—34; Miss E Black, 48, 13—35; Mrs W. B. McMillan. 57 i4 — 43. Juniors: Miss M, Ingram,. 52. 17—35; P. Dwyer, 58. 19—37; Miss M. L. Murgatroyd, 54, 16—38; Mrs P. Hadley, 55, 17—38; Mrs Hempenstall. 55, 15—40.

KAIAPOI LADIES’ CLUB

A bogey handicap match was played by the Kaiapol Ladies’ Golf-Club on Tuesday afternoon. The following were the best cards:—Miss R. Aspinall, 5 down; Mrs A. W. Murphy, 5 down; Mrs G. Hirst, 5 down; Mrs J. Anderson, 6 down; Mrs R. J. Smith, 7 down: Mrs A. W. Leithead, 7 down; Miss Allington, 7 down. Miss Aspinall won on the count back.

KAIAPOI SCHOOL COMMITTEE

EXPENDITURE ON BOOKS

FOR LIBRARY

The chairman (Mr J. H. W. McDougall) presided at the monthly meeting of the Kaiapoi School Committee., when a deputation from the Kaiapoi School Old Scholars’ Association attended the meeting about the expenditure of the association’s grant of i. 15 made to the school library fund. It was decided to advise the deputation that parts of the grant up to the full extent of the Government subsidy had been spent each year since 1935, and that the present years pur--chases were due to be made this month. The headmaster reported that the present roll number was 307. Th® tendance was still adversely affected by measles, but not to any great exit was decided to write thanking the Kaiapoi Borough Council for its offer to give part of the rifle range reserve for the planting of trees by the school children,to commemorate the New Zealand centennial in 1940. Mr W H. Stark, president of the Kaiapoi Old Scholars’ Association, reported that the association proposed to give a cup to encourage swimming among the younger children.

returned soldiers

AT KAIAPOI

ALLOCATION OF PENSIONS DISCUSSED

The allocation of pensions was discussed at the monthly meeting of the executive committee of the Kaiapoi branch of the Returned Soldiers’ Association. Dissatisfaction was expressed about the treatment said to have been given to two members of the branch whose pensions had been reduced. It was decided to take (Tteps and endeavour to have the pensions reinstated. _ ~ . The president (Mr W. G. Mayer) preS *The president and Messrs G. Hirst and W. H. Stark were appointed a deputation to wait on the Kaiapoi Borough Council about the councils proposal to dispose of the borough hall property, which includes the Returned Soldiers’ Association Club rooms. A motion of sympathy was passed with Mr W. H. Stark on the death o t his mother.

KAIAPOI PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH

LECTURE GIVEN IN AID

OF FUNDS

At the invitation of the Ladies’ Guild of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church. Kaiapoi, a lecture illustrated with moving pictures was given by Mr and Mrs H. F. Herbert (Christchurch) in the church on Tuesday evening in aid of the church funds. Mr Herbert gave a description of the pictures screened, which included the Coronation celebrations, the industrial centres of England, and a trip through Canada. , . The Rev. N. J. Stevenson thanked Mr and Mrs Herbert for their assistance to the church.

KAIAPOI CHURCH SOCIAL

A "mad hatters” social in aid of the flower show of St. Bartholomew’s Church, Kaiapoi, wps held on Monday evening, when an enjoyable time was spent in dancing to music played by Mr A. O. Eyles, with extras by Mrs T. M. Curnow. The headdresses were judged by Mrs H. W. Harris, who awarded the prizes to Mrs M. Greenwood and Mr J. Jones. Mr J. Jones was the master of ceremonies.

MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT KAIAPOI

Judgment for plaintiff by default was given in the following civil cases at a sitting of the Magistrate’s Court at -Kaiapoi before Mr E. C, Levvey, S.M.:— Blackwells, Ltd., v. E, H. Dartley, £3 15s; same v. H. O. O’Reilly, £6 Is 6d; same v. J. W. Hayward, £2 13s.

KAIAPOI DRUIDS* LODGE

SOCIAL

The Loyal Trafalgar Druids’ Lodge, Kaiapoi, entertained members of visiting lodges at a social evening in the Orange Hall, Kaiapoi. on Tuesday when representatives were present from the Oak of Sydenham, Hope of Amberley, Mistletoe No. 3, and Timaru Lodges. > . The visitors were entertained by the A.D. (Bro. I. Richardson) and a pleasant time was spent in community singing and games. Musical items were given by Messrs A. O. Eyles and H. Fowler.

PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE AT HORORATA

A progressive euchre party was held in the Hororata hall, under the auspices of the School Committee to raise funds lor prizes and a Christmas tree. Prizes were awarded as follows: — Women: Mrs McLean 1, Mrs A. Oliver 2; consolation, Mrs Banks. Men. Mr Colin Keith 1, Mr L. Wells 2; consolation, Mr Hill. Mr W. O. Gray was master of ceremonies.

BASKETBALL

MATCHES AT HAPUKU

Some very Interesting and enjoyable games of basketball were played on the Hapuku grounds. Teams from Oaro and Parnassus played against the Kaikoura were:—Rovers A beat Parnassus, 21-3 (referee. Miss Leigh); Rovers B beat Oaro. 15-6 (Miss D. Eaton); Kaikoura beat Parnassus, 12-6 (Miss Leigh).

The Kaikoura basketball team travelled to Waiau and played the Walau team on the school court. Kaikoura won by 12 points do 8 after an interesting game. Mrs R. E. Grant was referee. The visitors were entertained by the local club at a dance in the Walau. HaU. Music was played by the Waiau , Band. Mr A. McClelland was master of ceremonies.

MINIATURE RIFLES

WEST MELTON CLUB’S SHOOT

The weekly shoot of. the' West Melton Miniature Rifle Club was held recently, when the trophy and medal were won by S Calder. who also won the junior button. The senior button was won by R. Northcott. For the week before the trophy and medal were won by W. Oakley, the senior button by M. McKay, and the junior by L. Roper. Best scores were:—(R. Northcott 70, 69, M McKay, 70, 68; S. Walker, 70, 68; R. Roper, 70. 68; L.- Mclllwralth 70, 69: W. Oakley, 69. 68; C. A. McKay, 68, 68: S. Calder, 68, 68; L. Roper. 68, 68: I. Walker. 69, 67; A. Davis, 67. 67: R. Pascoe, 67, 65; H. Walker. 67,, 63* a ffH WU-. (sob, 6VM

LAWN TENNIS

SWANNANOA CLUB MEETS

The annual meeting of the Swannanoa Tennis Club was held recently. Mr Burgin presided, ' .•• The election of officers resulted: — President, Mr Burgin: secretary, Miss J. Burgin; captain'. Miss A. Winks; vice-captain. Mr W. Frizzell; vice-pre-sidents, Messrs Skevington, E. Verrall, Frizzell, Atkinson, Dawson, Petrie, Evans, Jim Petrie. It was decided to enter one team in the competitions on condition that they were held every- other Saturday. Mr and Miss Burgin were chosen to attend the annual meeting .of the North Canterbury Sub-Association.. It was decided not to reduce the subscription. : The committee for the year is: Misses Spencer-Bower and A. ‘Winter. Mrs Dawson. Messrs W. Frizzell, D, Frizzell, and A. Newall.

Tne club will open to-morrow.

SCARGILL CLUB MEETS

Mr E. L. Gibb presided at the annual meeting of the Scargill Tennis Club. The balance-sheet showed a credit of £lO 13s 9d on the-year’s working, with a total credit of nearly £3l.

The election of officers resulted; — Patron, Mr T. E.L. Roberts; patroness, Mrs H. R. Murray; president, Mr Newton Maxwell; vice-presidents, Messrs T. N. Gardner, L. Parnham, and H. Loe; secretary, Mr T. Johnson; assistant secretary, Mr G. Naismith; committee, Messrs R. Gardner and L. Harrison, Mrs E. L. Gibb and Miss I. Stone; club captain, Mr E. L. Gibb. . Opening day was fixed for October KAIKOURA BEATS WAIAU 8.

SPRINGFIELD CLUB’S CREDIT BALANCE

The annual meeting of the Springfield Tennis Club was held recently. Mr A. Cox presided. The balancesheet showed a credit of £3O 16s 4d. The election of officers 'resulted:— Patron, Mr W. Hobson; president, Mr A. D. Cox; vice-presidents, Mrs J. Saundercock, Messrs R. J. Innes, R. M. Johnsen, D. McCallum, T. Munro, J. A. Milliken, R. Milliken, L. Milliken, H. Falconer, T. Tolerton, H. Nimmo, G. Glassey, O’Shaughnessey; committee, Misses E. Vaughan, E. Milliken, G. Brown, Messrs Bugden, Penham, Tolerton, Lohrey, Gregan, Milliken Dorman, Belcher, Cox, Maindonald; club captain, Mr T. Tolerton; secretary, Mr G. D. Maindonald; auditor, Mr G. Popple; delegates to Malvern Association, Messrs Tolerton and, Maindonald. Mrs R. J. Innes was elected a Ufe member. It taaaa m

WILLOUGHBY CLUB COURTS IN GOOD ORDER

There was a good attendance at tne annual meeting of the Willoughby dub. The ’ secretary reported that the court* had been recently top-dressed and were in good order-for the new season. . The officers elected were as follows: Patrons. Mrs H. T. Little, Mrs G. I* Rutherford, the Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes, and Mr J. O’Carroll; president, Mr O. T. Evans; senior vice-president. Mis A. Cowie: vice-presidents. Messrs E. W. Pawsey. B. G. Rutherford, and W. T. Earl; club captain. Mr E. W. Pawsey; deputycaptain, Mr E. W. Hunt; women’s captain, Mrs A. Cowie; deputy women’s captain. Mrs E. W. Hunt; honorary auditor, Mrs S. L. Boon. Opening day will be on. October 1-

WOMENS INSTITUTE’S

DANCE

FUNCTION AT FERNLEIG^

The Lynton-Charwell Forks Women’s Institute held its annual dance in Mr D. M. Ross’s woolshed at Ferhleigh, Kaikoura. -There was a very large attendance. Including visitors and members of other branches. Music was played by Mr F. Taylor’s Rhythm Band, and,extras by. Mrs R. G. Johnston. Mr L. Weavers was master of ceremonies. The Monte Carlo waltz was won by Miss E. Lanyon and Mr P. Gillett, and the lucky spot by Miss West (Rangiora) and Mr Vincent Hare.

Mrs A. C. Scott, for members, presented Mrs E. E. Weavers (president) with a bouquet.