BRUNNER NOTES

Grey River Argus, 19 August 1949, Page 2

BRUNNER NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent) M’ss Dawn Hartill, of Taylorville, was on Sunday last, thrown heavily f’’otn a horse and received injuries which necessitated her admission to Grey Hospital, where it was found she was suffering from slight concussion and an injury to one leg. She has since been discharged. and Mrs R. Myers, and Mr and M' - :~ W. MoPhie last week-end paid a visit Io Nelson. Local schools close on Friday of |bi", wook for the second term holidays They will re-open on Monday, September 5. M a special meeting of the Taylorville School Committee held this wook, it was decided to hold the anrvcl spring show on Saturday, Sepi.ivhor 24. It was decided to award

trophies to the exhibitors gaming most points in each of the sections, ord to include in this year’s schedule a so r .<-on for school work. This week-end’ will see a general exodus of footballers. Th e senior reserve, third grade, and midget teams will travel to Christchurch, where the annual matches with the Papanui Club will be held. They will travel by special bus on Friday, returning on Sunday evening. Schoolboy representatives will also leave for Christ-

church and New Plymouth. Mr H. Turnbull leaves on Thursday for New Plymouth as manager' of the West Coast schoolboys’ team for the New Zealand tournament, and to act as delegate at the annual conference of the New Zealand Schoolboy Council. The many friends of Mr A. Hoggarth, senr., extend to him their best wishes for his speedy recovery to good health. A start has been made on the erection of a new doctor’s residence at Dobson. Many complaints as to the unsuitability of the present residence at Wallsend have been voiced by recent practitioners. It is to be hoped that the new* residence will be an incentive to keeping u resident doctor for a longer period than recent doctors have stayed.