GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 June 1941, Page 7

GREYTOWN

MINIATURE RIFLES SMALL ATTENDANCE AT CLUB MEETING. (“Times-Age” Special.) The annual meeting of the Greytown Miniature Rifle Club, which was to have been held last evening, was only attended by three members and a representative of the Press. The chairman said that it was probably .due to the wet night that there were no lady members present. Representatives from the club will confer with the Home Guard tonight and the opening night will then be decided.

GOLF CLUB CAPTAINS TROPHY. The following players have been drawn to play for the Captain’s (bogey) Trophy on Saturday:—W. Pope v T. Gold; B. Kiernan v A. G. Peterson; H. Keltie v W. Tulley; W. S. Brice v N. S. McLeod: E. J. Williams v G. Te Whaiti; W. Everett v F. C. Bunny; H. G. Carter vG. Burns; P. Pope v J. Kiernan; A. G. Nisbet v H. R. Feast: E. Maddison v A. C. Oakey; A. G. Rhodes v H. B. Bull; J. C. Feast v S. C. Shedden; F. Dewhirst v J. A. Brooker; C. Burch v H. W. Feast. Home Guard. ‘ The officers and N.C.O.’s of Headquarters Company and A Company will parade at the Crown Theatre for instruction tonight. League of Mothers. At a largely attended meeting of the League of Mothers last night, the Rev. Archdeacon Rich, of Masterton, delivered a most interesting address on world 1 affairs.

Personal. Mrs A. W. Horton has returned from a visit to Nelson.