DANNEVIRKE ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 110, 7 February 1928, Page 6

DANNEVIRKE ITEMS

Dannevirke, February 4. The second oi Die series of swimming sports held under the auspices of the Dannevirke Life-saving and Swimming Club proved even more successful than the first being well patronised, both by the swimmers and the public. Messrs. J. Hogan and D. Sinclair were the starters, Messrs. H. T. Russell, A. BKnight, and H. Foote the judges The results weer as follow —Learners (bojs race, one width: C. Davis (3se.), 1; Scales (4sec.), 2; R. Burden (scr), 3. Time Usee. Learners’ (girls) race, one length: M- Fisher, 1; N. Simpson, b. Time. 18sec. Men’s race. 33 1-3 yards: L Contts (2sec..), 1; J. Vartan t3sec.), and R. Bell (4sec.), dead heat, 2. Time, ■’2 l-ssec Ladies’ 33 1-3 yards: A. Baker (ssec.), 1; D. Broad (scr.). 2; J. Knight 4sec )3- Time 2Gsec. I’loys' 33 1-3 yards: G. Russell (ssec.), 1: -I. Jones (scr.), 2; T Register (4sec.) »3. Girls’ 33 1-3 yards: T McNicol (scr.) 1; E. Williams (2sec.), a- A Prichard ■Ssee.). 3. Diving, ladies: C Daniel. 1; A. Baker. 2. Open diving: F'. Round, 1; J. Vartan 2. events (men’s): F. Round. 1; R Bell. ” Novellv events (lames): J- Knight, 1 • M Webber, 2; C Daniel, 3. Relay race- Miss A. Baker. Messrs. Lloyd and Round, 1; Miss V. Broad, Messrs. Beekman, and Vartan. 2. A wedding which took place at Knox Presbvterian Church last Wednesday was that of Margaret Kathleen. est daughter of Mr. and Airs. D. Patterson. "Glencairn.” Tataramoa and Arthur. younger son of Mr an -l M’/- '*• rowoil. of Matnmnu. Tho brides s frock was of cream and si.ver lace, the usual veil fastens! with o™“S 0 blossoms being worn, and a slimier i - nuot with long ribbon streamers, in pale rink, carried. Tho T-T? Alisses E. Mcßoberts an d Powell tlicir frocks being of cr-pe do chino nnd they wore caps of net and carried bouquets to tone Mr. V M. Sisson was best man, the bride’s father giving reception was afterwards held at the A ron d i a.