FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 September 1943, Page 5

FEATHERSTON

MINIATURE RIFLES SCORES IN CLUB MATCH. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following were the scores in a match between the Featherston and Greytown Miniature Rifle Clubs: Featherston: L. Rasmussen 100, B. Williams 100, D. Flynn 100, K. McKenzie 98, A. Burt 98, A. Cross 97, Mrs Thurston, 97, M. Hodder 97, D. Feast and K. Feast 96, E. O'Neale 95, J. Moriarity 94, C. Foster 92, Mrs'Wilson 90, D. Burt 87; total, 1437. Mrs Clark, emergency, 96, and W. Nix, emergency, 96, also fired but their scores did not count in the total. Greytown; Dr. Palmer 99. R. Tilson 98, P. Brabenda 98, F. Skeet 97, Mrs Maitland 96, Miss G. Gray and H. Montgomerie 95, T. Moy 94, J. Eccles 94, M, Hodson 94, Miss L. Gray 93, G. Gray 92, T. Morgan 92, L. Wallis 91, H. Bockett 91; total, 1422. Service Club Euchre Party. At the Service Club’s euchre party Mrs Watson and Mr McGuinness tied for the prize. A mystery envelope was won by Mr McGuinness. Golf. In a contest for the Jeffrey trophy yesterday Miss Williams defeated Mrs Batchelor; Mrs McGill defeated Mrs Elbe, and Mrs Donald defeated Mrs Pope. A bogey competition resulted: Miss Williams, 1; Mrs Batchelor, 2; Mrs Donald, 3. Junior Red Cross Celebration. At the South Wairarapa Junior Red Cross Society’s celebration of the 21st birthday of the order, there was an excellent display of work, including peggy square quilts, knitted garments, beautifully smocked children’s dresses with sun bonnets, etc., babies’ nightgowns, felt slippers and wooden toys. These articles are to be sent to orphanages and the Plunket Society. There were also on display garments knitted by mothers from wool purchased with Junior Red Cross money obtained by the sale of vegetables. The special birthday fund donations for orphanages and babies’ homes in New Zealand were:—Dalefield £6 0s 6d,

Kahutara £5, Cross Creek £l. Dyerville £6 10s, Martinborough A Circle £lO. Other circles will have shop days, etc., in the interests of this fund. COSY THEATRE “KISSES FOR BREAKFAST.” _ There will be shown tomorrow night an excellent double feature programme headed by the outstanding comedy, “Kisses for Breakfast,” starring Dennis Morgan, Shirley Ross and Jane Wyatt. In “What’s Cookin’?” a brilliant musical comedy, the chief roles are taken by Jane Frazee, Robert Paige and Gloria Jean.