TE AROHA AFFAIRS

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20512, 31 May 1938, Page 12

TE AROHA AFFAIRS

DRUIDS’ LODGE (Special to Time?) TE AHUHA. Monday. At the half-yearly meeting- of the Te Aroha Druids' Lodge, Hro. G. Jackson. J.P.A.. presided. An Invitation to attend the Installation of oflleers of the Frlde of Walht Lodge was areepted. arrangements for the visit being lert in the hands of the Arch-Druid. Two new members were Initiated and welcomed into the order. The election of olllcers resulted as follows:—J.P.A., Bro. J. Steiner; A.D., Rro. <; Death; V.A., Bro. r. Street; 1.G., Bro. J. Ellison; 0.U., Bro. C. Morison; A.U.K.’s, Sister Stanley and Bro. llogai; V.A.B.’s, sisters Warren and Death: M.C., Bro. IJ.1 J . By grave. The winners of the aggregate potnts in the euchre tournament, which concluded after the meeting, were Sisters Jackson and Death, who tied with ;i:u wins each, -tster Jackson and Bro. Deverell gained the nightly awards. Sister Death and Bro. <:. Morison taking the lesser prizes. Young Farmers’ Tour Twenty-three members <»r the Young Tanners’ Club, under the charge of. Mr A. I amont, or the nepartment or Agriculture, i\ (sited Te Aroha on Saturday morning in the course of a North Island tour. They ; were deeply impressed with the Thames I Valley, which revealed quite a different , type or farming tu that iy which they 1 were accustomed.