Ohakea

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 168, 17 July 1937, Page 8

Ohakea

TTrcrri Our Own CorresDondent on T toe S l«Tra”4e°on k nilfht, when after a close tussle Sanson won the CUffe-Renungton match by seven points and the M.M R.A. match by g « Q^n andVshnpson lor Ohakea. and J. Fagan for Sanson t _l ores v.^e. 59. 68—129; totals, 620, 53.—10»7. Ohakea: S. Quinlan 69. 69—138. E. Simpson 69, 68—135; N. Leet. 66, 69—135, t EHerv 63 68—131; W. Robinson 62, 69, -131- H Miery 64. 67-131; F. Simpson 6lJ 3 M—112; totals, 520, MO-40S0. M.M.R.A. Match. Sanson: F. I.umsden 6,'. 69—1136, R Mever 67, 67—134; M. Pearce 60, 69—134, B. Masters 69. 63-132; IC Henson 60, 65130; K. Masters 60, 65—120, totals, 393, U *Ohakea: B. Ellery 68, 65—133: J. ,T- S *k" man 66, 67—133; K. Hiatt 64. 69 133, K. Bailey, 66, 66-132; C. .^ Ue y “ti?* - ; 1 .? 8 ’ J. Ellery 6U, 64—123; totals 381, *>94 <Bl. Personal and General. Miss Jean Masters has returned after spending a holiday in the Bunny thorp a Mr N. Tngra.ni has returned from a trip to* the Waikato district. Owing to the Education Conference in Wellington, the school w’ill be closed unVisitors from the district to Wellington recently were Mr and Mrs K. Bailey. Mrs Bowater, of Auckland, and Miss M. Masters, are the guests of Mrs H. Mas.won in connection with the live-stock rearing competition of the Boys and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs were presented at the school this week and were won as follows: Shirley Sadler and Melvyn Shailer (equal) 1, Noei Bailey 3. Winners of the farm crop competition were: Lindsay Cile 1, Ken Mullin 2, Thomas Masters 3. x , The McKelvie Cup shoot on the loca. range between Bulls (holders) and Marton, was productive of some good shooting, Bulls winning by five points.