MORRINSVILLE NEWS

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21189, 12 August 1940, Page 10

MORRINSVILLE NEWS

CALEDONIAN SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP .NOW 200 (Special to Times) MORRIN'SYTLLE, Saturday. The fourth annual meeting or the Morrinsville Caledonian Society was held recently. Chief w. G. lumbar, in prescnllug hi- p-p ■ •!. commented on Hie higiil.\ iiit-’iiljer'-iii'ii \\a- 2im, and I lie inoMJUj , . . , liosi Micerssrul. ptl '• h a's iI, on hell J I f of Pie 'Pipe Band of kilt- and * lour’ spun an-. Tl»t - , ;■ - \ - -ib-; ant i d —ll*ll ~| in ec . had Ix-c'i nan fed 11• R.-d i:r..-s fund-. . . > resulted as fi. low - Pa I run-. Me*.-;-- ' . ' nmci .ni. I*. M e vmg h I * e, a.el W. Moure.-: ehi.-r. Mr W . fiutth.l’ ■ hi*-: t.i Mi— W. Mil'll. son. -i Simpson, miiip-oii ami 11. ' * i . 1 .-ma tP.M-nn-! . M R. |\ - e 1 1! . |.i- ma | .M . iliiphi 11; i xei nine, M* *d n - J 1., Arndt, W. o. Dunbar, IV T. - -nt. Burnett, Mfis -coll. Miss M. Turnbull, Messrs \Y. cameron, N. Brampton, \V. .-harp, C. Scott; social committee, Mersdames E, Hobbs, Glass cock, Misses 11. Arndt. R. Mekav. D. Arndt. Messrs N. Johnstone, A, Yup!lt*y. G. White. Trotter, J. Kieley. T. Alla!. T. Brig-house, J. Wylie, U. William-; auditor, Mr D. Alexander; accoxn-pani-t, .Mrs G. Ilarlx>ttle. An h-.nurariimi or £5 5s was granted to the secretary. , a proposal that all members serving; in

the New Zealand Forces he kept financial until their return was carried. REHABILITATION - WORK COMMITTEE APPOINTED A meeting of the Morrinsville Patriotic Committee was held in the Borough Count'll Chambers to form a Rehabilitation committee. The Mayor, Mr W. tletlberington, presided. The emumiitee elected comprised The Mayor in mile-, a member of the Mini--llirn'e l' 1 < l hVier V; ,1,P!,||,0! ' ° r tlle ate member. The 'members appointed were Ml- W. Hetheringi .n. Rev. j. ] . Mitchell, members of h.s.a. to lie elected hy tiiai body, and Mr W. A. Rushton, oi Ki wit a hi. OVERSEAS SERVICE MEN PAS.-E-D FIT ox®nwi Of 27 recruits recently examined bv the Morrinsville Medical board, i t were passed as nt for overseas service. Those passed were:—K. u. Straiger (Waitoa), j. Owen (Puta-mru), W. J Yearbury (lloe-o-Tainui), s. c. Martin (Putaruru), A. E. Julian (Okorolre-. E. Ilazelton (Waihou), T. Rowan (Morrinsville), A. B. Jackson (iMatamata), R. V. corin (Mfftamata), J. P. Leonard (Tirau), c. M. Me Ivor t Waihou, T. K. Oates (Morrinsville), c. L. ilazelton (Wailiou).