BUNNYTHORPE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 113, 9 April 1930, Page 10

BUNNYTHORPE.

\ (Frees Oaf (wa i JfUSSVTHOUi'Z, AprJS, | "■ '. .. fflOfitiiiy CZ tlXf -.rf-CC;-I Committee v/vk s» Atoeday ' tr.c*e vrevira. being Jiltx*rt V*. ■}, Max’*ea ! trivusMSi, L. &**»* fi- o. ! ivsw«£, J. Bdseafc, K. J. 'trxiiias, A - **- p'/* i.VS F. b:st-"X»- V.'jW/MV* •»<■-<■ I from tb* WtagsurJi i<KW»» 1 lizard regarding the jfocsek.e'der F nn-set-i J*j* ifji mo* » 4««55 dv*. le* h**Arr-t*t*r* ; /«->.*? «s»«i * «2 sa ta* «*«*■ | «**, tb* camber «* to# c«S2 1 156. Id* secretary rsrported t.oit la* copy of Gouatrks* of -a* V* cries, by -dst ij, Scheldt, r*wi ijww «*a*4. w* *** ** ; ii« jch-oci. The •viastasg txxtiszKte# njwwo ifeatt tae ground was m g-oce* otcer. An ao- ' cocnt for 24 IDs w» pawed ter pa/mewti Tint Utsg Wr fc»? a3*«h>F <A ta*, «>»- i n.iiv& beUxz Zt&'AyjJi l&z &izir.i&n. i! fait t&S-JSJw Ov'f.^^ 5 the headnoaiter, iff F. ztA ns* } yz&ff ter their eaoefject work, cttrmg to* i jeer, also to the for tne w *? to*y I attended meeting? end looked niter to* {genera: .'wj-ii/ti-wfa of to* lofcoo-J. < j ” 'l>Dt annual meeting of ta* iJußaytaerp* Lads**’ Heckey Oiub took pU«* «® Tuesday aftermooE, there !«?.i *oc4 attend{jo**, Mi» W. Klaxon pre*jd*3 tx*l w 2» y * I ing her rejo.'i congratulated toe c?ub on ltfe*tr »aoct** daring the j«« tettwn, raririx I vitjri toe }!tAt-beAbj sa ta* Pasj uxra&M Sorth LtdUti’ amcouaton rasa «t» ' ***o ja thfc rA'Sf'af h*ts/fsoft{> eontext. _ lofc | <;Stib had toren of it* jfiyen ehoam m te- ! ntbvrnsjatetb tssnisZxx tori nS/j four nad ( cak' f; fi*rt srs the ttrarjcs? t*s/o at tn* fof thtr Xbif/jn. MUm* Wf. Jisaton and -')- i bodfroy *w* »owiin*t*d for th* ! Afrhars to*ir. 'fUa!* wore djs*. to_ Al«*« SH/ lluTfa+lt 0. M. sc'i u» Lftaw for irrorbiiiJZ <ar* ter the team to trarei to the ntv/Met. Trie tJawßecAheot | thowfc/i a credit belauc* of >« rj Asntjx y/zt zpp&nxoi to represent toe feufi 'on th e J-edict’ ffockey Ataoctatfop* OfScert were elected follow;—Matron, Mr J. i Lickfater, if.F. {re*?Sccted); president, .dr j VV. JJ. liothse (re-elected); rur^prtxiMnu, I.Mn Mitcfseli, M.o. Kobeon, Mr* Opr*, i iJ*i«ne f>. I'ascoe, J. ficheidt, O. M. ffa.i' I f-yy/i and I{+ Bunt}]; ft&pt&itit Jln% Y»# /ts/3son; viee-cajdaia. Mi** M. Godfrey; jeereiary, M*t* K- Kobwsn. It was decided to hold the first practice on 23rd April. A meeting of tbr*e interested :n the Anran service? vdli take place next ounday evening to make the necessary arrangeAt the annual meeting of nouxenolder* neat Monday evening the retiring committee will give their report of tors year* working and the election of the school committee will take place. The committee in fiunnythrsri«i have done good work to it behoi-ts the parents to attend and retain the high standard set in the past. 7*h<. following tcore* v/ere recorded at the miniature rifle range orr Monday evening:—K. Ho.vail 70, 63, 139: H. Hughe*, 70, 67, 137; J. Baker 67, 70, 137: G. Jepwjn 00, 68, 137; O. Jackson 6d, 68, 136; V». Salmon 66, 68, 134; J, Nix 67, 67, 134; G. Koikes 66, 68, 133; H. Gore to, f£>, 130; A. Gee 66, 66, 130; A, Pedersen 67, 62, lk9; L. Burrell 63, 62 126; K, MifcJwsH 64, 61, 125; If. Weastell 62, 54, 116; G. Gut hie &>, .68 113; J- Burrell .67, .50, 107; L. Stevens •60' 44, 34; I*. Lyorn 44, 45, 83.