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VINTEN WINS RIFLE EVENT

HAWERA CHAMPIONSHIP SUCCESS. H.B. CUP AND GERRAND’S TROPHY. • J. Vinten won the Hawera Defence Rifle Club’s championship holding his lead in the final shoot on Saturday. R. Shepard was the runner-up.! Vinten has also won the H.B. Cup and Gerrand’s trophy. The championship was decided on the three best scores for 10 shots at 300, 500 and 600 yards with a final shoot over 600 yards, A. G. Robertson, last years’ winner, and G. Cross did not fire in the final. Vinten has been runner-up twice and third twice in the last few years. Details are:—

Vinten also won the H.B. Cup for the most consistent average over the season. His average of 43.71 was remarkably good, being 4.37 out of a possible 5 for every one of his 310 shots. Shepard with 41.96 returned a good performance as runner-up.' Details are:—

(The figures in parentheses show the number of shbots in which they participated.) There were tricky conditions for Gerrand’s trophy, which accounted for the low scoring. Vinten shot well from scratch to win with 129. Details are:—

BLIND MISSIONER. MR. JOHNSTON’S MEETINGS. Mr. Andrew Johnston’s evangelical mission was commenced on Sunday at Otakeho and Manaia where there were splendid attendances. Mir. Johnston’s Manaia address was on the text, “Where Art Thou” (Gen. 3.9). The congregation would long remember it, a message of inspiration and appeal for young and old. Though Mr. Johnston has lost his natural eyesight he has insight into things spiritual and eternal. The mission will be continued at the Oddfellows’ hall, Manaia, to-night, when the subject will be “The Man Bom Blind.” Mr. Johnston will give some vivid stories of his life while a soldier in France. Mrs. Johnston sang on Sunday Jude’s hymn “I Gave My Life for Thee.”

LONG DISTANCE SWIMMERS. CERTIFICATES GAINED AT HAWERA. Distance swimming certificates have been gained by South Taranaki primary school children as follow:— Hawera Convent: 50 yards: A. Brown, O. Bosson, A. McMahon, E. Wills, B. Walsh, M. Rawlings, M. Quayle, L. Carmine, M. Bibby, N. King, M. Cosgrove. 225 yards: B. Walsh, J. Sales, D. Hopcroft, E. Wills, C. Lynch. 440 yards: B. Walsh, L. Landers, D. Hopcroft, J. Sales. 650 yards: A. 880 yards: L. Landers, J. Sales. 1000 yards: M. Hopcroft. 1200 yards: M. Coml ar. 1450 yards: J. Sales. 1500 yards: B. Donald. 1800 yards: J. Goodwin. 4100 yards (a Hawera baths’ record for primary school pupils): M. Harrington. (Previous best performances, S. Douglas, girl, 3050 yards and Ray Nixon, boy, 4050 yards). Hawera Main School; •50 yards: Ruth Bownes, Patricia Hall, Maephemie Marter, Doris Hughes, Poppy Bloor, Molly Lloyd, Olive Mead, Harry Richards, Arthur Veale, Jack Ewington, Bob McCay, Jim Ramsay, Jim Peacock, lan Entwistle, David Jones, Alfred Larkman, Don Head, June Hollard, Rosemary Joll, Connie Lewis, Margaret Simpson, Marian Bernard. 220 yards: 7 .Hie Flower, Daisy Tulloch, June Marter, Ruth Allen, Sybil Collier, Theo. Young, Shirley Brown, Wallis Brough, Jack Drew, Don Mortlock, Bob Graham, George Peacock, Glen Prestidge, Brian Marshall, Cliff Horsburgh, Gerald Hawthorne, Jim Howell, Rodney Langdon., 880 yards: Olive Roberts, Lillias Smith, Joan Anderson, Gwyneth Marshall, Ruth Bownes, Phyllis Reading, Alison Duffill, Daisy Tulloch, Sybil Collier, Nellie Flower, Margaret Mortlock, Alan Horner, Cliff Horsburgh, George Reading, Graham Bayley, Arthur Bernard, Joan Veitch. Turuturu School: 50 yards: B. Chadwick, S. Spratt, E. Sommers,' R. Smith, A. Lay, A. Radford. 100 yards: V. Radford, O. Beale. 225 yards: J. James. 250 yards: K. Douglas. 500 yards: M. Crawford, H. Prime. 1760 yards: W. McCallum.

Ohangai: 50 yards: M. Cook, S. Duff, I. Prilford, J. Patchell, K. Kerrisk. 75 yards: C. Kerrisk. 250 yards: B. Robinson. 300 yards: L. Pulford, S. Kerrisk. 480 yards: S. Katene. Whareroa: 50 yards: D. Gibson. 220 yards: E. Gibson. Tawhiti: 50 yards: N. Brooks, H. Brogden, M. Robinson, G. Pearce, M. Staples, R. Dick, Epae, W. Duncan. 100 yards: A. Dowden, Z.‘ Castle. 125 yards: R. Toy. 220 yards: L. Hannah, N. Forbes, M. Owen, B. Sloan, D. Gould, J. Dick, 300 yards: Kawa Hanatawa. 350 yards: R. Toy. 440 yards: L. Hannah, N. Forbes, K. Dick, M. Owen, W. Panenui, E. Governor, B. Sloan, L. Brogden, I. Brooks. 650 yards: H. Johns. 880 yards: N. Forbes, K. Dick, M. Owen, W. Panenui, E. Governor, B. Sloan, L. Brogden. One mile: D. Kelsen, J. Pearce. PATEA PERSONALS. Miss D. Roberts has left for a holiday in Wellington. Miss F. Hamblyn nas. left Patea for Hawera, where she will reside. Miss I. Stupples is the guest of Mrs Meharry at Kakaramea. Miss M. Clarkson and Miss J. Paterson have returned from a holiday at Mokau. Miss H. Papps, who returned from Blenheim last week, was the guest of honour at a flag 500 evening at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mays’ residence. Miss Papps and Mr. W. Stodart, who are to be married shortly, were presented with a dinner waggon by Mr. Mays, who expressed the company’s wish for their happiness. Competitions held during the evening were won by Mrs. Corbett and Misses A. Horrell, P. Spurdie and L. Carey.

f 300 500 600 Fnl Tl. J. Vinten ...... . 135 139 133 43 450 R. Shepard .... . 132 137 133 40 442 R. Evans . 135 133 127 45 440 E. J. Booth .... . 126 130 126 43 425 A. G. Robertson 124 140 135 — 339 G. Cross . 124 131 132 — 387.

300 500 600 Tl. Vinten (31) ...... ... 43.1 45.2 42.6 43.71 Shepard (28) .. .. 41.3 43.7 40.3 41.96 Roberton (22) L.. ... 40 43 41.8 41.91 Evans (31) ... 42 42.6 40.9 41.84 Cross (12> ... 40.5 41.5 41.5 41.17 Booth'(20) ... 40.7 41 40.1 40.6

300 500 600 Tl. Vinten (scr) ... 41 44 44 129 Booth (4|) ... 37 44 41 126J Evans (3D ... 42 44 35 124J Shepard (10p ... ... 34 39 ’ 34 117t

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Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1933, Page 10

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VINTEN WINS RIFLE EVENT Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1933, Page 10

VINTEN WINS RIFLE EVENT Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1933, Page 10

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