MORRINSVILLE NEWS

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21196, 20 August 1940, Page 8

MORRINSVILLE NEWS

SATURDAY’S FOOTBALL DRAW BN SEMI-FINAL v (Special to Times) MORRINSVILLE, Monday. The semi-final of the Morrinsville senior grade Rugby competition was played at the Recreation Grounds on Saturday between Kereone and Terriers. A fast and open game resulted in a draw, 6-6. Drabble scored for Kereone and Savage kicked a penalty goal for Terriers. Swan and Thompson scored tries, neither or which was converted. Terriers are at the top of the ladder and should win the competition this year. The junior and third grade competitions have been closed. United winning the Junior grade and Terriers the third grade. BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY At the monthly meeting of the iMorrinsville Beautifying Society, held In the Municipal Chambers, it was decided to ask the Borough Council to bear part of the cost or protecting- fences placed round the trees planted in the borough. The society has availed itself of several offers of trees anil shrubs, a number of which have been collected, and provision Is to be made Tor a nursery to care for the plants. Kauri trees and palms have been planted near the path in the Centennial Walk, and rurther planting will be done, shortlv. l aburnum tree; are to be planted on both sides of Thames Street. WOMEN’S GOLF DRAW The draw for the fourth round or the .■Morrinsville Ladies’ Golf Club competition. to lie played on Wedncsdav, l* as follows: - Mrs Brown and iMrs Howie, Mrs limes and Mrs Pole, Miss Irvine and Miss Hawkins. Mrs Hastfe and Mrs Holland, Airs Johns and Miss Oates. Mrs Miller and Mrs Davies, Mrs Wilson and Miss M. Davies, Mr< Nicholmn and Mrs Gillarcl, Mrs CaulHeld and Miss J. Irvine. Mis usborne and Miss Kirk. Mrs Denholm and Mrs Barrett Mrs Cooper and Miss V. Nola, Mrs Mayo and *Mrs Connor, Miss k. Howie and another, .Mrs Muir and Mrs Whiteman. Mrs Ratty and Miss W. Nola. Mrs V. Pole and M - Tapper, Mrs West water and Mrs Aitken. Mrs Stirling and Mrs ' Cole, Miss Hastings and Miss Earle, Mrs Hart and Mrs Hcgble. Miss Caulfield and Mrs Tetley, Airs Audley and Miss J. Gifford, Miss Were and Mrs retry. The best scores for the monthly medal round were:—Miss E. Howie, 100—31 69: Mrs Howie, 95—23—7*2- Miss I Irvine, 1 07—33—7 1; Mrs Gillard, lus— Miss A. Irvine, 95—IS—7 7.