LEVIN CLUB'S COMPETITION

Chronicle (Levin), 12 June 1947, Page 4

LEVIN CLUB'S COMPETITION

. The Levin Miniature Rifle GjLub Aeld its weekly shoot on Mondfy eyeping, Wth a very large attendance of members. The sweep winners were W. La Roche and IBond. Individual scores were as follows: E. White 96—6—98, B. Lacey 96—8—98/ W. • Pqtter 96—8 — 98, I. Bond 95 — 6 — 98, G. Swanwick 95 — 7—98, A. Fletcher 94- 4—98, ' B. Penny 94 4 98, D. Stg,ndish 93— 5—98, R. Murray' 93—11—98, * W. La Roche 92 — 9 — 98, A. Heaynes 91 — I? — 98, Mrs. P. HupiPhrey 9.0 — 10 — 98, I. Rolsston 88^—10 — 98, A. Birley 87—26—98, Miss A. Fletcher 65 — 35 — 98, If, Macphe^sqn 84 — 15 —98, W. Manly 75—28—98, J. D. .Henkin 72—26—9,8, H. Bhssqtt 74— .35 — 98, Miss M. Potter 66—35—98, M. Wright 93—4—97, R. Cole 93—3 —96, M. A- Co.Qk 79— 17— 9.6, M^s. J. K. Knight 77—18—95, F. Lang 60 — 35 — 95, Mrs. N. Fletcher 64 — 35—94, M. Fletcher 91 — 3— 94, P. Hjimphrey 91—3—94, J. Manly 55 —35 — 90, J. Goo.dwin 72 — 17—89, B. Webb 73—15—88, Miss M. McLean 64 — 23 — 87, M. Harvey 85 — 0—85, A. Finlay 84—0—84, J. K. Knight 60—17—77, L. Wiliiams 73 — 0—73 and D. Lang 34 — 35—69. PAR e . . . / The serial story, so ' popular ' in thp past, has to some degree fost favour in recent years. In these bustling times, when most people haye too mueh to think and worry about, they no longer have the patience to follow the adventures of even the most fascinatipg characters threugh interminable instalments. "The Australian Joxirnal" has met this situation" by the exceilent idea of dividing their novels into three long insfaiments, so that readers have no time to forget the beginning of a yarn, and are never out of sight of the- end. The present serial, "Dark Rendezvous," by Australian .author Rett Rouget, is an exceilent ' example of the fast-moving story of action and excitement. This month's new feature is the first" of a series by Georgia Rivers, deaiing with the efforts of a nfiddle-aged Widow to start her li'fe anew after the sudden- death of her husbapd.