GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 July 1943, Page 5

GREYTOWN

MINIATURE RIFLES COMPETITION SCORES. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following were the scores in competitions held by members of the Greytown Miniature Rifle Club:— A Grade: Mrs Maitland 99, R. Tilson 99. M. Hobson 99, Miss G. Gray 99, Dr. Palmer 99, G. Gray 96, T. Morgan 93, Miss L. Gray 91. B Grade: J. Eccles 99, H. Montgomerie 99. H. Bockett 98, Miss P. Allen 97, F. Skeet 93, D. Richards 93. R. Gray 91, J. Raison 86, Miss M. Carter 86, Miss J. Gray 86. T. Moy 84. C Grade: A. Moy 99, D. Olliver 99, L. Wallis 99, J. Matthews 98, M. Pereri 99. P. Anker 98, Mr Allen 97, E. York 96, D. Scrimgeour 95, Miss J. Smallwood 93, Raeburn Gray 93, T. Orr 93, A. Barrett 87, S. Linton 84, Miss L. Sugrue 84. Miss M. Gray 82, J. All Kit 82, C. Ah Kit 82, K. Alexander 82, D. Palmer 82. A. Smallwood 82. M. Lyster 82, Miss C. Bouzaid 82, J. Reiri 82, V. Hayes 82. W. Morris 82, B. Fenwick 82.

RED CROSS SOCIETY

MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. At a meeting of the executive of the Red Cross Society, Mr A. W. Horton .occupied the chair. It was decided to donate £2 2s to Chinese and Turkish earthquake relief fund. It was reported that the Maori Tribal Committee would hold a dance in the Town Hall on Friday evening, the proceeds from which are to be donated' to the Red Cross Society's funds. It was decided that all Red Cross Society members be asked to support the dance. It was reported that Red Cross wool could be machine-knitted into socks for Is a pair, and that further information could be obtained from Mrs H. G. Carter.

CIVIC RECEPTION

TO RETURNED SERVICE MEN. A civic reception to the Greytown and district returned service men will be held in the Town Hall on Monday night. Mrs J. F. Thompson, who has charge of the concert items has been successful in securing the services of several prominent singers. The dance mqsic will be supplied by Udy’s Orchestra. It is expected that the whole district will take part in this welcome home.

WORKING MEN’S CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING. I At the annual meeting of the South Wairarapa Working Men's Club. Mr W. Grigg occupied the chair, and there were thirty members present. The following officers were elected for the ensuyig year:—President, Mr W. Grigg; vice-president. Mr J. R. Reid; committee, Messrs N. S. McLeod. G. Burns, G. Brunton and A. H. McPhee; trustees. Messrs H. C. Trotman and N. S. McLeod; auditors. Messrs J. Kiernan and F. W. Wood. TOWN HALL TWO BIG FEATURES. There will be two big features at the Town Hall tomorrow night. “Riders of, the Timberline,” is an excellent west-1 ern story featuring William Boyd and Andy Clyde, and “Old Mother Riley in ; Business,” is a splendid comedy’ with j Arthur Lucan in the chief role. ;