CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 June 1939, Page 9

CARTERTON

CARD TOURNAMENT WINNERS OF PRIZES. (“Times-Age” Special.) There was a good attendance at the weekly 500 card tournament held in the Bandroom, Holloway Street, Carterton, on Tuesday afternoon under the supervision of Mesdames Green, Bassett, Benge and O. Bergh. The prizes were won as follow: Mrs McCarthy, 1; Mrs Holland, 2; Mrs O'Keefe, 1; Mrs Bradbury, 2. The “Mystery Parcel” was won by Mrs F. Jackson. A dainty afternoon tea was served by a committee of ladies. MINIATURE. RIFLES WIN FOR SOUTH FEATHERSTON. The inter-club match fired on the South Featherston range last evening between the Carterton and South Featherston teams was won by the home team by a margin of 21 points. The shooting was not up to the usual stanward of either side. At the conclusion of the match the visitors were entertained at supper. The following are the scores: A grade: South Featherston—C. Bain, D. Fenwick, 99; L. G. Rasmussen, M. Hodder, J. Bain 98; A. Yule, 97; R. Jepson, L. Hodder, 95; A. Gain, A. Ashworth, 94; total 967. Carterton, R. Porter, 100; A. J. Kiijg, N. F. Teal, 97; E. Jones, 96; R. Taucher, 95; Geo Sewell, 94; Miss Fisher, H. Young, 93; L. A. De Lacey, 92; R. Hawker, 89; total, 946. B. Grade:—Featherston, H. Fenwick, 98; Miss J. Burt, 97; M. Fuge, 96; D. Cross, 95; Mrs Burt, 94; Total 480. Carterton, Miss A. McPhee ( 99; D. Gayfer, 92; J. Duffy, 92; G. Goodin, 91- A. Ordish 80. Total 454. GOLF DRAW CARTERTON LADIES CLUB. The following is the draw for the Flag Competition and Miss Orr’s trophy to be played on the Taratahi links on Saturday:— From No. 11. tee:—Mrs Booth and Mrs Colson, Mrs Orr and Mrs Ross, Mrs Callender and Mrs Maroney, Miss Welch and Miss Lamb, Miss Berrill and Mrs Harrington, Miss M. Campbell and Miss P. Renall, Miss Smart. Miss N. Renall, Mrs Murray and Miss Armstrong. No. 9 tee —Miss Knutson and Miss P. Anderson, Mrs Riggs and Miss Peters, Mrs Forbes and Mrs Robinson, Mrs Goodin and Mrs Campbell. No. 8 tee —Miss Hamer and Miss I. Corlett, Miss Smith, and Mrs R. N. Campbell;, Miss Freer and Miss J. Orr, Miss Stevens and Miss V. Corlett, Mrs Gustofson and Miss P. Lane, Miss Crawley and Miss M. Lawrence. Mrs Goodin and Miss Freer will be in charge of the afternoon tea. MEN’S MEDAL ROUND. The following draw has been made for a medal round competition to be played on the Taratahi links on Saturday:.— No. 1 tee: B. Booth and J. Lawrence; B. Beaven and Taverner; Fisher and Harrington; Steel and Brown; Hughes and Wpitburn; Hart and Goodin; Gustofson and F. Hill; Roydhouse and Smith; Clark and Riggs. No. 17 tee: Taylor and Dudson; Kiddie and George, R. Lawrence and Candy; Lane and Polson; Smart and Jackson. No. 3 tee: E. T. Beaven and Forbes; S. Hill and Aplin; Barr and Krahagen; Dwane and Bond; Tankersley and Fitzgerald; Harry and S. Booth.

HOCKEY TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. Dalefield will be represented against Masterton at Carterton at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday as under: —C. Bain, K. Ordish, R. Knowles, J. Jamieson, K. Parker, B. Gallon, R. Sayer, H. Abbott, R. Harris, L. Sayer. The Dalefield seniors will be represented as under against Carterton on Saturday at 2.45 p.m.:—G. Tildesley, E. Fleet, A. Ordish, M. Knutson, K. Bain. T. Hooper, L. Bicknell, W. Smith, C. Knutson, R. Ordish, G. Townsend. / BOY SCOUTS CARD TOURNAMENT. The weekly card tournament of the Carterton troop of the Boy Scouts was held in St. Mary’s Hall last evening. There was a large attendance and the prizes were won as follow: —Ladies: Mrs Pauling, 1; Mrs Challis, 2. Men: Mrs F. O’Keefe (acting); 1; K. Hodder, 2. A dainty supper was provided. FOOTBALL MATCH CARTERTON v. GLADSTONE. Considerable interest is being taken in the senior game to be played at Gladstone on Saturday between the two leading teams on the championship ladder. Only a point separates these teams and there is much speculation as to the result. The local boys are confident they can hold their own against their opponents and as interest is keen there should be a big gate to witness this match. It is a pity in this respect that the fixture is not set down for the Carterton ground. On Saturday there will be no matches at Carterton. Church Service. A Church of England service will be hold at Pontahi on Sunday next at 2 p.m. The Rev W. F. Stent will be the minister.