Rangiwahia

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 144, 20 June 1936, Page 7

Rangiwahia

From Our Own correspondent Golf Club. Last ween-enu a, ttfam from the Bea coiisiteid Uoif Club visitead tno local club to xuay a tnaten. unxor<.unuteiy heav> rain uuring tne afternoon caused piay to cease ana many ot tno games wero untimsueu. c/n aaiuiwy s. lumsumo was pxayea ana during tne arceriioon x. Morgan, who naa uolea in one tne previous ween, paiu tno penalty. Air. Id. Tllu.arson, preSiuem, coxigratUiaiea mi*. Morgan ana expressed a wish tiiat he wouia do it again at some mtuie dai'.. Tno lonowing curus were nanaed in In the riuxeu loursomo competition: Miss G. 1 Morgan and A. McCasKie til nett, Miss P 1 Wood and J. Morgan b!l nett, Messrs. G. Mcxvenzie and W. G, Boshxer VO nett, Mrs. McCaskie and H. Thompson 70 nett, Miss C. Meads and A. Tompkins 72 nett, Mrs.. A Tompkins and C. Saywell 77 nett, Miss B. Morgan and hi. Hano 81 nett, Mrs. C. Smith and T. Morgan 81 nett, xVlessrs. M. Thompson and u. smith 82 nett, Mrs. and Mr. McDonald pi nett. General News. A card tournament to raise funds for the Anglican Church was held on Saturday evening with a very good attendance. The winners or prizes were: Crib, Mrs. Pemberton and Mr. K. Truman; euchre, Mrs. D. Thompson and Mr. S. McMiiian. The fortnightly euchre tournament to raise funds lor the school and hail was held at nuahine on Tuesday evening. Despite heavy rain tnere was a very fair attendance, winners being Miss J. McMiiian and Mr. JM. Amadio, first prizes, Mrs. G. Pearson and Mr. W. Wright second prizes. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marun, who were married recently were tendered a housewarming on Tuesday evening, when those who braved the elements spent a very enjoyable evening. During the evening a presentation of a weather glass in recognition of his services to the football club was made to Mr. Martin. Valedictory. On Monday evening a larewell was tendered Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Haythorne, who have sold their farm and are leaving the district. At a suitable juncture Mr. D. T. Couper called upon the guests of the evening to accept a substantial cheque in recognition of the services both Mr. and Mrs. Haythorne had rendered Dy tneir support of both the bulb and March shows and the different sporting clubs. Mr Couper said Mr. Haythorne had been the founder of the bulb show locally, which event had always been an undoubted success. By giving trophies to both the tennis and golf clubs, the Haythornes had considerably enlivened interest in both these bodies. Mr. Couper wished them every success in their new venture. After being accorded musical honours, Mr. Haythorne responded. The evening took the form of a dance, music being played by the local orchestra. Mr. N. Say well .was M.C. A very pleasant evening concluded at midnight with the singing of Auld Lang Syne.