BOWLING

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20507, 25 May 1938, Page 11

BOWLING

7E AROKA CLUB’S YEAR REVIEW BY PRESIDE AT (special to Times) TE AROHA, Tuesday. Mr .X. Austin presided at the annua, meeting or the Te Aroha Bowling Club over a large attendance of members. The president’s annual report suited the membership bad increased to lio as against 112 the previous v*ar. Owing to the advent or the Saturday haM-hnllday in Te Aroha tt was continently a’tir'pated that a much larger membership would be registered next summer. The balance-sheet *ho\vcd rere.pt* £2<U 12s Sd and expemntu e £255 Ms id. leaving a credit or £•> Is 4cl. \*.=rT* were noted at £'JS 4s lud, and liabilities £2 1 is 6d. The report and balance-sheet were adopted. The president then presented the cups and trophies won dur ng the season as follows: —Champion singles, H. Rosenfeldt (A. Raeburn, runner-up); Mamgav Cup, K. Bovd i E’. C. (I'd. runner-up) : sellars* Rose Bowl. G. Callaghan (G. Lynch, run-ner-up); Everett Cup. \Y. \Y. Maingay (A. Forrest, runner-up j; junior handicap. T. Austin tJ. Yourg, runner-up >; Wednesday pair*. F. Miller and J. 1.. otter- rkeny and Boyd, runners-up); enampion mgm pairs, A. A. Callaghan and Callaghan; handicap night pa rs, c. A. stuck and A.’ E. Stuck Ml. Wiggins and B. Fryer, run-ners-up); Clothier Trophy. R. Fpver; Saturday pads, A. Austin and u. H. woou tF. W. Bliss and o. Cowley. runners-up>. A discussion on the subject or the Clothier Shield favoured it Doing played lor in a one-day tournament. The election of officers resulted a* follows:—Patron, Mr J. \. Clothier- president. Mr <:. A. - tuck: vice-pre-udpnt*, Messrs W. E. Smith and E. C. old; committee. Messrs a. cauaghan. F. .\riier, u. 5. Powell, h. Rosenfeldt. a. Ji nton anu F. Lock,yer; match committee, Messrs C A. Stuck. H. S. Powell and A. \u*tin; delegates to South Auckland Rowling Association, Messrs C. A. Stuck, w. Maingay and If. 11. Wood: delegates to Goldfields Association, Messrs i-. u. >rneii ana C. A. Stuck: official coaches, Messrs F. Callaghan and T. Callaghan. Funny ideas non-smokers sometimes entertain about tobacco! When Auckland Education Board prohibited smoking- by teachers witlrn school precincts somebody evidently n never-toueh-it wrote to an Auckland paper lo suggest that if the instructors of youth, deprived of their smoke between classes or during lunch lioui would read a nice improving book, they’d gel far more satisfaction on! of it than out of cigarettes. Obviously the writer has never spent hours in a school-room leaching the young idea how to school or he’d know that books, however interesting, make a poor substitute for baccy when tiie brain is weary and worn. At such tunes a whiff is n boon and a blessing inestimable, and will sootiie and calm as nothing else can or 'loes. Tobacco? Well there’s nollrng like genuine •• toasted " jf you want the best results. it’s so pure, fragrant, cool and comforting—two brands for cigarette smokers. Riverbed Gold and Desert Gold—three for the pipe. Cut Plug N<. i 10 Rulishead . Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulli dog . and Cavendish. All are in praeI tically universal use.