Personal Pars

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 316, 23 December 1936, Page 4

Personal Pars

Mr A. C. Walker, of Whatoro, Dargaville, is visiting his parents at Ngaere. Sympathy with Mr R. A. Belcher in the loss of his wife was recorded at last nigh'/s meeting of the Stratford I Jersey Cattle Club. i Guests at the Hotel Stratford yes- ■ j terday were Mr Sparks (Wellington), Mr Miller (Wanganui), Mr G. Den- . uison (Ohura), Mr, Mrs and the MissI es Cannons (Auckland), Mr Su'cton t (Tangarakau), Miss Bush (Auck- . land), Mr and Mrs Paskett (Welling- . ten), Mr Cumins (Wanganui), Mr and Mrs Reid (Napier). Two professors, a lecturer and an assistant lecturer, have been appointed to the Canterbury University College staff. Dr. I. L. G. Sutherland, Ph.D., lecturer in philosophy at Victoria University College, has been appointed to the cnair of philosophy, I Dr. E. H. Held, M.A., Ph.D., lectur-1 !er in cuucalioa ai the Institute- oi | j Educat.on, London, to the Chair of ! Education, Dr. Car; Popper, Ph.D., ol I Vi.nna, to the lec.urcsh.p in the deIpar’.mtnt of education and philosophy, and Mr G. T. J. Wilson. M.A., ! of the Wairarapa High School, assist-1 ' ant lecturer in the department of his- j j lory. Twelve part-time and assistlam lecturers tor the 1937 session j have also been appointed. | Mr R. L. Hancock, who has left i Stratford to take up a position at | Mokoia, was faiewelled last night by i the management committee of the i Stratford Cricket Chib. A present- ! ation was made, on behalf of the club, by Mr M. Beere, captain. In (leaving Stratford, Mr Hancock, who j I is a s.nior A play’cr and a member | |of the management committee, ter- ' initiates an association with the club j which goes back over many years, I dining which time he occupied the re- ; spectivc positions of club captain, ■ J secretary and chairman of the com- , I mitte-c.