WOODVILLE & DISTRICT
NOTES. Prize-winners at local euchre tournaments this week were a 6 follow:R.S.A.: Air C. Smith 1, Miss I>. Barkwit.h 2, Air AT. J. Goodwin 3. Doresters’ Lodge: Air AV. J. Goodwin (5 games) 1, Mrs Gardner (9) 2, Mrs Ken von (8£) 3. , C.R. Bro. J. Beale presided over the monthly meeting ot the I* oresters Lodge “on Thursday. Correspondence was received from the District Secre tary, Wellington, regarding tn e forthcoming conference and other matters. The secretary. PC R- Bro. E. 14. Giles, will attend the conference. Five brethren were reported to be on the sick fund. , , r , Several members of the local Metliodist Young Women’s Bible Class are to attend the Easter camp at Feilding. A street stall held yesterday on behalf of requirements for the Wooaville school, realised a sum of £4'The ladies in attendance were Mesdanies R. R. Johnston. J. 8. Alcßean. R Hurdle, H. J. AlcPeak, E- J Harding. T. Smith, and J. Faulkner. The scholars of the Anglican - unday School were to-day transports to Carnival Park. Pahiatua, where they held their annual picnic. The following AVoodville School competitors were successful on 'I hursday in the Southern Hawke’s Bay Primal > Schools’ Athletic Association meeting at Dannevirke:—looyds, senior boys championship, R. Kappely 2; 100yds, boys. 12yrs, L. Faulkner 1, AY. Scott 2•* 220yds, senior hoys’ championship, R. Kappely 1; 100yds senior girls championship A. Mclntosh 2, JY Paddy 3: 100yds junior boys championship, L. Faulkner 1; 220yds junior boys’ championship, L. Faulkner 1, R. Peebles, 2; 300yds senior boys, A Currie, 3; 75yds 11-year boys, L. Faulkner, 1; AY. Scott. 3; champion relay, senior girls, A. Mclntosh, • AJ. Wade, L. Whiteman, and AV. Scott, 2 ; 75vds, senior girls’ championship, A Mclntosh, 2; 100yds, 13yrs, boys. A. Currie 2; 100yds, 13vrs, girls, A. AlcTntosh. N. Paddy, 3; hop. step and jump, boys’ championship, R. Peebles (27ft lOin) l. I. Holland (25ft lOin). 2; 75yds junior boys’ championship, Af. AYickes and AV. Smith, tie. 3; champion relay junior boys, L. Faulkner. ft. Peebles, AV. Scott. Af. \\ ickes 1. The party was in the charge of Mr R. Hurdle.
Alotorists, especially, will appreciate the improvement which is now being effected to the combined road and railway bridge at Ngawapurua. Additional decking is being laid in a. position which brings it on a level with the railway line, and which will, when completed. obviate the jolting and rattling which at present take place when vehicles are taken across the structure.
Notifications appear on this page regarding the special harvest thanksgiving and gift Sunday services at the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 98, 25 March 1939, Page 10
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