ST. ANDREWS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18330, 30 July 1929, Page 10

ST. ANDREWS.

RIFLE CLUB. ; There was a good attendance at the ; weekly shoot, and the following were : the highest scores off the rifle: —J. Gray 79, W. Cague 78, E. Hoskin 77, ’ H. Pugh 77, E. Thomas 76, J. Blank ' 75, L. Galletly <4. S. Hoskin 73, T. • Lysaght 73, E. O’Loughlin 73, J. Ly- » saght 69, A. Hadler 68, M. O’Leary 68, D. McCurdy 59, J. Stack 53. Second round:—J. Blank 76, L. • Galletly 75, W. Cague 75, T. Lysaght • 74, H. Pugh 74, E. Hoskin 74. Final:—L. Galletly 74 (4) 78, J. • Blank 77 (0) 77, T. Lysaght C 9 (2) • 71. The trophy presented by Mr H. L. Wimsett was won l: L. Galletly. - VESTRY MEETING. 1 i • | The quarterly meeting of the vestry . j of the Anglican Church took place at , i the vicarage. Present:—Rev. J. Hay, l Mrs P. R. Woodhouse, Messrs H. . Elworthy, J. Stowell, T. Hammond, R. - B. Williams, H. L. Wimsett and C. F. - Higginson. A vote of thanks was accorded the , Ladies’ Guild for undertaking to clean the Church, and to see that the ~ grounds are kept in order. The vicar reported that the parish ’ had raised more than its quota for , missions. The parish was asked te ’ raise £3O per annum, and £32 was forwarded. [ A hearty vote of thanks was accord- I : ed the Ladies’ Guild for defraying the cost of the new organ in St. Andrews . Church. Members were entertained to supper by Mrs Hay. BLUECLIFFS RIFLE CLUB l There was a good attendance at r the weekly shoot of the Bluecliffs c { Club. " The weekly challenge cup was won 3 on the fourth shoot-off by J. Collier. | A trophy presented by a member for 3 the highest aggregate for five nights, with handicap, was won by W. Weeks. 5 The following were the highest 1 scores off the rifle: —M. McCarthy 78, J Mrs Weeks 78, J. Collier 78, W. Weeks 78, E. Day 78, G. Cocks 76, A. Goodwin 76, J. Cocks 76, E. Clelford 74, Miss Ward 73, F. Stocker 73, Miss Cocks 71, W. Risk 71, J. Risk 68, J. Stocker 68, S. Taylor 67, M. Riley 67. PRESENTATION. , Last Sunday afternoon after Church - service, the parishioners of St. Mary’s, - Otaio, presented Miss Cassie Hay with j a gold watch, suitably engraved, and a silver photo frame, in recognition of her services as organist for nearly , two years. , Mr J. H. Stowell made the presentation, and Rev. J. Hay responded on , behalf of his daughter.