EKETAHUNA

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 7, 7 December 1936, Page 4

EKETAHUNA

(From Our Own Correspondent.) EKETAHUNA, Bee. 4. A team of bowlers from Maslcrton recently visited Kketaliuna and over c series of games the local players pio\c the victors by ono game. Mrs Elliott, of Wellington, is visiting her mother. Mrs Sheehyn, of Wai w aka. Mrs U. A. Anlin and Nurse Anlin, ot Wellington, arc visiting Miss N. urea - head. Air Iv. C. Billing, of Inglewood, has been transferred to the local branch of the Bank of New South Wales, Mr G. Dcighton having been transfered to 1 ahiatua. Mrs AI. Stewart has returned to her home at Nirealui after being a patient m tho Pahiatua Hospital. Mr R. Goodin has recovered lo the extent that, lie hopes to be able lo leave tho Pahiatua Hospital within a few days. At the annual meeting of the Amateur Athletic Club, the following officers were elected: —Patron, Mr J. Robertson, AI.I . ; president, Air S Daniel; vice-presidents, 16 were appointed; secretary and treasurer, Mr W. J. Henderson ; committee, Messrs W Oldham; Mounljoy, J. Gaskin, R. Payne, II Rogers, J. Hodgson, Somerville, " K. Maren/.i. D. Olivant, G. Jesson, S. Pyc, Reynolds, d oohill, and -I. Dulfy; programme committee, Messrs 11. Payne, AleLellan. W. Simpson. C. Dogg, and W. J: Henderson; auditor, Air S. Pye. At the recent examinations conducted by the Pharmacy Hoard, section C, the name of Air Colin Fredericksen appeared. Tile dance organised by tile entertainment committee of the jubilee was highly satisfactory. Alusic was supplied by Alesdames K. Johnston, J. Spring, Aliss D. Wilson and Alcssrs G. Olsen, A. Wake, P. Bouzard, K. Alarenzi, and T. Nation. ’ A cigarette competition was won by Aifr I. Fulton, while the bolder of the lucky door ticket was Airs J. Spring. A Monto Carlo waltz was won by Aliss Edmonds and partner. At the monthly meeting of tho . Nireaha Women’s Institute Airs Aiills. president, was in tho chair. Airs L. Burling, of Eketahuna, gave a demonstration on the making of wood pulp flowers, and was accorded a voto of thanks. The roll call, “The best way to spend Christmas Day,” provided some original ideas. The competitions winners were: Ruchcd cushion, Mrs Blewitt 1. Airs Petersen 2, Mrs Drysdalc 3; embroidered cushion. Airs Drysdale 1, Mrs Thomason 2, Mrs Woodley 3. Airs Thomason was presented with the trophy for most points secured dur-

~,, (|„ 12 rnonllis. Tlie !.*■« >“* h " .lolonco Will, ll,e relatives «< ‘K ", o„ of p's ” Bro Robson; conductor. Bro J. Hodgson;' L.M., Bro. Cooper; assistant auditor, Bro. 11. harrow.