CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 May 1939, Page 7

CARTERTON

MINIATURE RIFLES. CARTERTON CLUB ACTIVITIES. ("Times- Age” Special.) There* was a good attendance of members at the weekly gathering of the Carterton club held in the State Theatre last night. A commencement was made with the club competitions and the following, scores were registered: — Club Aggregate and Press Cup, 10 shots with optional sighter: Rex Porter 100, Goo Sewell 100, R. Taucher, W. Press, R. Hawker, H. Torrey, J. Duffy. A. Pinfold, D. Gayfer, G. Goodin, L. Tunnicliffe, H. Murell, L. Fitzgerald, C. Barnett 99 each. L. A. DeLacey. L. Chew 98, C. J. DcLacey, G. Lowe 97, K. Townsend 89. Gladful Cup and Ladies’ Aggregate: Miss A. McPhee, Miss Fisher, Miss J. Lorenzen. Miss Scott 99, Mrs DeLacey 95, Miss Hamer 93, Miss Hills 91. J.'A. B. Lawrence’s Trophy, 7 shots with optional sighter: Rex Porter 70, R. Hawker, H. Torrey, G. Sewell, A. J. King, A. Pinfold, G. Goodin, L. Tunnicliffe, L. Fitzgerald, Miss Scott, Miss Hills 69, R. Taucher, C. J. DeLacey 68. L. A. DeLacey, J. Duffy, L. Chew 67, Mrs DeLacey 65, Miss Lorenzen, K. Townsend 62. Carterton v Masterton.—The following teams will fire against Masterton at Masterton tonight: A team: R. Porter, R. Hawker, R. Taucher, L. A. DeLacey, Miss Fisher, Miss A. McPhee, N. F. Teal, D. Gayfer, Geo Sewell, A. Pinfold. B team: H. Torrey, A. J. King. L. Tunnicliffe, J. Duffy, G. Goodin. Emergency: C. J. DeLacey. Personal Items. Mr A. Jensen, of Belvedere Road, Carterton, who has been an, inmate of Masterton Hospital for some considerable time returned to his home yesterday. It will be some time before he will be able to resume his work. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingley, who have spent a holiday at the seaside, Waikanae, returned to Carterton yesterday. Mr W. E. Fossette, headmaster of the Carterton District High School, left Carterton with Mr and Mrs Fossette, Senr, for Wanganui yesterday where* Mr Fossette will, take up his appointment as headmaster of the Wanganui Intermediate School. His successor has not yet been appointed to Carterton. Mr and Mrs L. D. Keedwell left Carterton yesterday for Hawera, where Mr Keedwell has accepted promotion to the Hawera District High School. Mr Keedwell had been in Carterton for the past six years. Mr Thos King, Master of Carter Old Men’s Home, Carterton. has received a cable message from Somersetshire announcing the death of his mother. Mrs King had been in indifferent health for a long time past. Mr and Mrs King will have the sympathy of a large circle of Carterton friends in their bereavement.