RANGITIKEI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 194, 18 July 1941, Page 6

RANGITIKEI.

One of the shortest sittings for some weeks was held at the Marton Magistrate's (.'curt on Wednc-day, only (wo cases ot breaches of the by-laws and civil eases being heard. For failing to maintain chimneys in good order, necessitating the calling out of the Marton Volunteer Fire Brigade- to extinguish fires it. them, W. .T. Brown and .J. A. Fitzsimmons were each fined £1 (costs 10s). Mi 11. M. Watson. S.M.. presided. Tho successful candidates from the Marton branch in the recent examinations of the Red Cross Society were presented with their certificates by ron of the Wangunui Hospital) at the opening of the branch's new rooms on Wednesday evening. Some of the successful candidates were unable to be present to claim their certificates, one. Miss ('. Wilson, being in Scotland driving an ambulance for Polish soldiers. Those awarded certificates were:—Transport service first aid: Mosdames J. Anderson and 1. Brough, and Misses D. Millard. !'". \Y°uy; mechanics. Muses L. Cockburn and C. Wilson; first aid and mechanics, Miches R. Arkwright, I). M. Awdry, X. Bailey, B. Crooke, K. Galpin, J. Ingle. X. Lampp, S. Moore, B. Purncll, W Swan and Wilkinson, Mcsdaines R. A. Church. M. C. Fenwicke, I'. Ingle, R. Simpson. J. B. Thorpe, and A. Wnkie. Voluntary aids- Misses D. Blevins. L. Cook. B. Oracle, H. Ilibbard, 1.. Hopkins, A. Ingle, M. Found. W. MeChosney. J. Murray, M. Parkes, V. Raw-son, C. Rawson, ('. Rawson. .1. Rickman. J. Robinsen, D. Slight, F. Slight, N\ Staples. .M. Ycung, )'. True, Mesdamlvs l\. Louric. V. Payne, M. Slyfield. E. Wales, S. White; first-aid, M'tscs B. Collins and A. Mitchell