FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 January 1941, Page 7

FEATHERSTON

EUCHRE TOURNAMENT WINNERS AT CROSS CREEK. ("Times-Age" Special.) : i At the weekly tournament held at J * Cross Creel: conducted by the Social! (Club, the prize-winners wore as fol-1 I low: —Men: Messrs L. Goddard and II.) i Stevenson tied for first prize. Ladies: : ) Mrs Lofty Wilson, 1. j ; Personal Items. i Mr E. Harkness, of Cross Creek, who jis on transfer to Taumaninui. was] I farcwcllcd by the residents of Cross! Creek on Saturday night. Mr Hark-1 I ness, who is a returned soldier, is j due to enter hospital for treatment, j prior to going into camp for service! overseas. ■ I Private C. J. Carlyon, of the clerical i j stafT of the Buckle Street barracks/ I Wellington, has been notified of his’ I transfer to the Air Force Division at: (Christchurch. He will take up his j | new duties next week. Mrs Raper, who has been spending) !a holiday in the Mnnawatu. arrived’ I home today. I Accidents. ; Leslie Tver, youngest son of Mrs Lei: I Tycr. of Tauherenikau. had the mis-’ fortune to receive a severe gash on his; right eye through a woolpack needle) slipping while he was cutting the) string attached to it. He was attend- . : ed by Dr. Sharp and is progressing fa- ’ vourably. i Through a red hut cinder penetrating his eye from the engine he was] driving. Mr George Webster, of Cross Creek, had to receive medical attention.