GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 June 1939, Page 7

GREYTOWN

RECREATION GROUNDS NEW BELT OF TREES TO BE PLANTED. (“Times-Age” Special.) ' The Greytown Trust Lands has com ■ menced the work of planting a new belt of trees on the recreation grounds in place of the old belt. GOLF MATCH TEAM TO PLAY WAIWETU. The Greytown team to play Waiwetu at thq week-end is as follows: J. C. Feast, B. Kiernan, H. W. Feast, H. R. Feast, E. Maddison, F. C. Bunny, T. G. R. Ingley, T. Nelson, B. Feast, T. Gold, J. E. Feast, H. G. Carter, J. W. Tate. C. Stiwell, Ray Ingley, A. Carter, S. Sheddon, E. Williams, D. Oakley, G. Brunton, W. Kilgour, B. Haigh, W. Pope, A. G. Peterson, C. L. Curtis, W. S. Brice and G. Te Whaiti. Hockey Teams. The following is the Greytown jun • ior team to play College Old Boys at Masterton at 2.45 p.m. tomorrow, the players leaving by the 1.15 bus: Morgan, Raison, Keltie, Dawber, Connolly. Morgan, Harris, Barnard, Dennes, Bouzaid, McKenzie. / The following is the Greytown Scouts ’team to play Carterton B at Greytown at 2.45 p.m.: Trotman, Anker, Skeet, Brabender, Trotman, Brabender, Anker, Day, Jury, Hobson. Personal Items. Mr H. Walden, who has been laid up ill in Wellington, expects to return to Greytown on Saturday. Miss Joan and Lola Hearsey, of Longburn, are visitors to Greytown for the Golf Ball and arS staying with Mrs H. G. Carter, McMaster Street.