CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 October 1939, Page 9

CARTERTON

MINIATURE RIFLES WAIRARAPA DEFEAT HAWKE’S BAY. (“Times-Age” Special.) A post match, 20-aside, was fired between Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay Miniature Rifle Associations resulting in a win for Wairarapa by 24 points. This is the first match fired between these two associations and it is expected that it will become an annual event. The scores were as follow: — Wairarapa: Max Hodder 100. I. Sutherland 99, Harold King 98, P. Russell 98, B. Williams 98, J. Johnson 98, Geo Sewell 97, Mrs G. King 97, B. R. Jenkins 97, L. G. Rasmussen 97, J. Bain 97, A. Bain 97, Guy Rhodes 97, D. J. Flynn 96, C. Bain 96. D. P. Donald 95, R. Taucher 95, A. Yule 94, L. Hodder 94, lan Feast 93; total 1933. Hawke’s Bay: R. McCarthy 99, L. Bradley 98, W. McPhee 97, H. Browning 97, M. Dally 97, H. Gibson 97, IVI. Carmichael 96, W. J. Burten 96, C. Holt 96, E. Wing 96, F. Strong 96, B. Patmene 96, H. Biebant 95, N. Pirie 95, T. Rosenberg 94, Miss McKinnon 94, G. Gordon 94, R.' Sutton 94. Miss Robertson 93, R. L. Robinson 89; total 1909.

SALE OF WORK

ST MARK’S LADIES’ GUILD. St Mark's Church Ladies’ Guild held a very successful sale of work in the Band Room, Carterton, yesterday. There was a large attendance throughout the day. Articles which had been made by members of the Guild found a ready sale and the various stalls organised by the ladies did excellent business. They are to be complimented upon their efforts. As a result of the sale approximately £9O was taken, a very successful result. ODD FELLOWS’ LODGE LODGE' RITUAL EXAMINATION. Loyal Heart of Oak Lodge of Odd Fellows officers will be examined in Lodge ritual work at their fortnightly meeting on Monday evening. The examining officers are P.R.G.M. Bro C. J. DeLacey and P.G.'s Bros G. S. Bruce and R. Baikie. PARKVALE SOCIAL CLUB ’ ’ 'WIND-UP BALL. • All roads will doubtless lead to the Parkvale Hall on Monday night, when the Parkvale Social Club will hold a ball to wind up the dancing season so fdr as the club is concerned. Every effort is being made to ensure the success of the gathering and there is. no doubt, that the hall will be filled to capacity. Udy’s Orchestra will provide the music. Novelty dances will be staged during the evening, and the reputation of the Parkvale ladies to provide an excellent supper is well known.. The prices of admission are advertised. The lion secretary is Miss M. Adlam. A Correction. At the licensing of a student. Mr R. McKenzie, at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Carterton, on Wednesday last, it was the Rev A. A. Armstrong, Moderator of the Presbytery of the Wairarapa, and not • the Rev D. McNeur, as stated in our report, who congratulated both the student upon his success and the congregation of St Andrew’s Church upon the fine record of having recently provided three young men for the ministry.