GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 August 1939, Page 7

GREYTOWN

WOMEN’S DIVISION MONTHLY MEETING OF MEMBERS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The monthly meeting of the Women’s Division of the Farmers' Union was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Beu presided over a good attendance of members. Mrs Beu expressed sympathy with those members who had sickness in their families. Used stamps were received from Mesdames Tuily and E. Graham (Levin). A letter conveying greetings to the branch was received from Mrs Wood, Senr, an old and valued member, also 5s as a donation to the branch funds. It was reported the cake stall, which was held last Friday, had realised £lO. The fruit cake made and donated by Mrs Beu, was won by Sister Cheer of the Greytown Hospital staff. A helpful discussion took place m regard to the Rest' Room. A social was arranged to be held at Morison's Bush on September 25, an invitation to be sent to husbands and members of the Young Farmers’ Club and the men’s Farmers’ Union division to be present. Lady members are asked to supply the supper. An appeal was received from the organiser of the Makogai Island Leper Fund. Members were asked to bring donations for the same to the next meeting. The funds are to provide Christmas cheer for lepers. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Dyson, Denny, Hutchings and S. Skeet. On the motion of Mrs Beu they were accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The meeting closed with the singinp of the National Anthem.

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAW FOR QUALIFYING ROUNDS. The qualifying rounds over 36 holes will be played on Sunday next. The draw and times of starting are as follow: — x Morning round: J. C. Feast v E. Maddison, at 9.30 a.m.; H. W. Feast v E. Nelson, 9.33 a.m.; H. R. Feast v E. Feast, 9.36 a.m.; B. Kiernan v T. Gold, 9.39 a.m.; N. McLeod v A. G. Rhodes, 9.42 a.m.;'J. W. Tate v G. Brunto, 9.45 a.m.; C. Stunnel v A. Carter, 9.48 a.m.; W. W. Tully v B. Haigh, 9.51 a.m.; Ray Ingley v W. Kilgour, 9.54 a.m.; E. J. Williams v S. C. Sheddon, 9.57 a.m.; F. C. Bunny v T. G. R. Ingley, 10 a.m.; G. Te Whaite v C. Burch, 10.3 a.m.; H. Keltie v C. L. Curtis, 10.6 a.m.; A. G. Peterson v Dr Oakey, 10.9 a.m.; A. G. Nisbet v G. F. Eagar, 10.12 a.m.; W. Brown, v L. Mead 10.15 a.m.; W. S. Brice v K. Nix. 10.18 a.m.: W. Everett v A. B. Dunnet, 10.21 a.m. Afternoon round: J. C. Feast v H. W. Feast, at 1.15 p.m.; B. Kiernan v E. Maddison, 1.18 p.m.; H. R. Feast v T. Nelson, 1.21 p.m.; T. Gold v E. Feast. 1.24 p.m.; C. Stunnell v Ray Ingley. 1.27 p.m.; A. Carter v W. Kilgour, 1.30 p.m.; N. McLeod v G. Brunton, 1.33 p.m.; F. C. Bunny v T. G. R. Ingley. 1.36 p.m.; J. W. Tate v A. G. Rhodes, 1.39 p.m.; W. W. Tully v B. Haigh, 1.42 p.m.; S. C. Sheddon v G. Te Whaite. 1.45 p.m.; E. J. Williams v C. Burch. 1.48 p.m.; H. Keltie v Dr Oakey, 1.51 p.m.; C. L. Curtis v A. G. Peterson. 1.54 p.m.; A. G. Nisbet v L. Mead, 1.57 p.m.; W. Brown v K. Nix, 2 p.m.; W’. S. Brice v A. B. Dunnett, 2.3 p.m.; Dr A. Oakey v W. Everett. 2.6 p.m. Players not on the tee at time ot starting may be placed at the end of the draw, subject to the discretion of the starter. The first eight players with the lowest scores in each section (senior, intermediate and junior) will qualify in the championships. All competitors who do not qualify (except first-year players) plus those who are defeated in the championships, up to and including the semifinals, will qualify to play in the Consolation Handicap for a trophy presented by Mr W. Pope. This will be played on handicap match play. All first-year players will qualify to play in a special consilation handicap for a trophy presented by Mrs J. Kiernan. This will be played on handicap match play. HOCKEY TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The Grey town juniors to play Carterton at Carterton on Saturday will be as follows: Greathead. Raison. Barnard. Dawber, Connolly, Hood, Keltie. Humphries, Dcnnes, Bouzaid, McKenzie. The Greytown Scouts are to inquire from Mr Maloney or Mr Brabender as to whom and where they play. The team is as follows: —Williams, Trot- . man Anker. Brabender, Hay, Trotman 1 Brabender, Anker, Day. Jury. Hobson. LABOUR PARTY EUCHRE PRIZE-WINNERS. There was a good attendance at the weekly euchre party held by the Lab our Party. The prize-winners were: Ladies Mrs Hodge 1. Mrs Morris 2. Men. Mr Mark 1. Mr A. Graham 2.