Longburn

Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 103, 2 May 1941, Page 9

Longburn

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Miniature Rifle Club The weekly shoot was held on Monday, there being a good muster of members present. Eru. Strong put ou a good possible. The prize for the night’s shoot was shared by C. Francis and A. Kilminster. The following were the scores registered:—C. Francis 68— 68 — 12 —148; A. Kilminster 63 —63—22 —148; G. Hoffman 69—65—8—142; D. Holland 63—65—14—142; Miss Gale fO —68—7—141; E. Htrong 69—70—1 11. tobejr 08—0^—i—g.40i B,

Havill 63—60—17—H0; R. Cooksley 65—67—6—138; R. Spiers 69—62—7 138; W. Styles 64—64—10—138; J. Walsh 63—60—15—138; W. Birch 69 67—1—137; R. Cunningham 65—66—* 6—137; R. Turner 62—62—12—136; Mrs. K. Cooksley .66—63—5—134; C • Cooksley 64—64—6—134; J. Gates 60— • 64 —10—134; R. Lacey 49—64 —20— ' 133; S. Oke 54—52—22—128; R. i Peterson 48—46—25—119; A. Lockwood 30—55—23—108; B. Mahony 19— ■ 51—25—95; J. Lockwood 17—20 —25 ! 62. School Committee The Longbum School Committee met on Monday. Mr. J. Callesen was in the ■ chair, it wsa decided to havo a. work*.

ing bee a little later to clean up the garden and hedges so as to conserve the school funds. The apples which have been arriving at the school for sorao time are appreciated by the children. The committee was well supported at a working be held to do some fillings and laying down a lawn. Unfortunately 'some irrcsponsibles are doing quite a lot of destruction to the school grounds and the committee has put this matter in the hajiUs .of the. police, .