WOODVILLE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 197, 22 July 1931, Page 4

WOODVILLE

WOODTHXE. -July 20. I Mrs Burnett re;presented lie Vf ooavflle. Women's Inriitue at a meeting of tie Provincial Federation c£ Women’s ■ Institutes at Palmerston Ncrin lari weekMiss M. A- Amaboldi. formerly of the Woodviile District High School, has been appointed relieving assistant at the Dannevirke North school. Another boisterous gale passed over Woodvilie on Saturday night. The velocity ca the wind was so great tnat at times -pedestrians could make no progress against it. No damage, however, is rein the mangold competition conducted bv the Southern Hawke’s Bay Boys and Girls’ Agricultural Club, tie Woodviile District High School has been in the proud position of securing premier place. The points scored by the dieffreni schools were as follow: —Woodviile 73. Dannevirke 63, Slaiamau 64. Norsewood 53j. The points gained by the Woodviile c#xaperifcor.= vr-ere follow-?:—Winifred Skinner 73, Norman Gilbert 57. Betty Halpin 62, Irene V,ston 52. T. Wilton 43. _ . CriiK&sxo of the Dominion dairy produce graders was made at a gather.rg of dairy factory directors and managers in Woodvine riv Mr J. G. Brechin, cf Pahiatua. Mr Brechin stated that the directors of the Pahiaiua Company had decided jo send its full-cream show cheese to Old Country to ascertain whether it suited the tastes cf British consumers better titan the Cheddar cheese that was_ being exported by the company. Application was made to ’the grading department to permit full-cream crates to be used for the shipping of the cheese instead of the Cheddar crates used bv the company. The graders had replied that as the company was registered as a Cheddar company. only Cheddar crates could be used. This meant that the department insisted _upon fuilcrearn cheese being sent Home in Cheddar crates. “Could anything more absurd be imaginedaske-d Hr Brechin. The fourth round of the Maekie Cup was fired bv members of the Woodviile Gun Club on Saturday under very bad conditions. The result wa* as follows-.—R. G. Smith (19vdsi, 10: F. D. Maekie 113). 10: J. Mabev (14), 8: A. Ramsden (12), 5: C. Maekie (15) 8; M. Kearins (14), 5. With ore shoot to go, 'the leaders for the cup are a= followß. G. Smith 32, J. Mabey 23 F. D. Mackie 23, C. Maekie 27, -J. Martin '23. A 10 bird match on Saturday resulted as follows: —M. Kearins (14) 9: C. Maekie (15) 9; J. Mabey (14) ; F. Maekie (14; 6: R. G. Smith (20) 5; J. Home (10) 5; A. Ramsden (12; 4. The shoot off was won bv M. Kearins. A second i 0 oird match resulted: —F. D. Mackie (14) 9; *JHorne (10) 8; R. G. Smith (20) 7; A. Ramsden 02) 6: C. Maekie (16) 6: M. Kearins (15) 3. Two double-rise maicnes were also fired. The first resulted in a tie ■between A. Ramsden and J. Mabey, and the second in a win for A. Ramsden with a tie between J. Mabey and i. D. Maekie for .second place.