WAIUTA NOTES.

Grey River Argus, 18 August 1934, Page 7

WAIUTA NOTES.

(Our Own Correspondent.) The local school broke up yesterday for the term holidays. Miss .1. Booth of the teaching staff, has accepted a‘ appointment, in Wellington. During her stay here, Miss Booth lias be**’, very. ]»>pu’ai.". both 'with the pupils and parents. Best wishes are extern! cd to her bv a wide circle of friend for success in her new surroundings. Sister M. Kerridge. who has bee? spending a few months he:e. has re turned to the Gisborne Hospital »< resume her studies Airs .1. Ford, *of Dobson, has bee:' spending a f&w days here as Geguest of her daughter Mrs .1, Chapman. Miss iG rant -Fa rgie. who has been spending a holiday here, has :eturn-r-d to Wellington. A quiet but pretty wedding was ce'ebrnted at Ahaura on Saturday when Jessie, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs .1. Ford (Dobson), was married to Mr John Taylor Young, of Waiuta. The. b.id<> was neatly atti”cd in a smart fawn swagger suit, with hat and shoes to match, and carried a bouquet of Iceland poppieShe was attended as Matron of Honour by her sister, Mrs J. Chapman who wore a navy tailored costume, with hat to tone. Mr Jim Young (uncle, of the brideg’ioom) was best man. In the evening, Mr- G. Ward (sister of the bridegroom! entertain cd a number of guests, and an eu joyable evening was spent. Best wishes are extended to the young couple for their future happiness. Mr and M.-s Bert Ban nan. wlic were married at Ikamatua on Satu? day, are spending a honeymoon v* Christchurch. Lovers of dancing will not forge* : the League Club’s ba’l in the Mh» 1 01-S- Hall here to-night. (Saturd::-. ) The Happiness Boys’ Band will sup t ply the music. Mr R. Bartlett wi j have charge of the floor, and an ergetic committee have charge of tb*

supper and decorations. Those who tail to attend will regret it. Dancing / > eminences at 8 p.m. sharp. The local branch of the R S.A. held a reunion in the Hall on Saturday evening after the pictures. Mr E. J. . Rose (President) presided over a good • 'tendance. Mr W. S. Pratt (President of the Reefton branch), and several Reef ion members were present. A pleasant evening was spent’, toasts being interspersed with niusinl items and songs. During the evening item were contributed by Messrs Haughton, Rose. Read, Ryan. Harvey. Greena way, Don, Scott. Cook. < Page. G. Williams, Leatham. Kinley. Musical items were contributed *>y Messrs Dodds. II eward and Don (Reefton). A pleasant evening terminated with the singing of “Auld Lang Syne. ’’ Waiuta Soccer Club defeated Tay- ; lorville at Taylorvil’e on Sunday by 7 goals to 2. Messrs N. Chr’stie, J \oung, AV. Luke, and D. Jobbiing are- -- : i Nelson for the week-end with the West Coast junior reps. In a fast exhibition of the League code, Waratahs defeated Rovers by 1 23 points to 20. There will be no fixtures this week-end, owing bo the ; nangahua-Canterbury representative iratch at Reef ton on Sunday.