ST. ANDREWS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18355, 28 August 1929, Page 9

ST. ANDREWS.

BLUECLIFFS RIFLE CLUB. At the weekly shoot of the Bluecliffs Rifle Club, there was a good attendance. Miss Ward's trophy for the first possible was won by M. McCarthy, who also holds the challenge cup for this week. The following were the highest scores off the rifle:—M. McCarthy 80, Miss Ward 77, W. Weeks 77, J. Collier 76, A. Goodwin 73, J. Cocks 73, J. Risk 72, G. Cocks 72, Miss Cocks 71, 8. Taylor 69, W. Risk 68, Mrs Weeks 64. ST. ANDREWS CLUB. There was a good attendance at the weekly shoot on Monday night. Tire following were the highest scores off the rifle:—J. Gray 79, W. Cague 77. L. Galletly 76, E. Thomas 75, E. O’Loughlin 75, J. Lysaght 75, H. Pugh 74, T. Lysaght 74, E. Hoskin 73, G. Smith senr. 73, J. Stack 72, J. Blank 71, S. Hoskin 71, M. O'Leary 69, D. McCurdy 69, A. Hadler 67. Second round: G. Smith 79. J. Gray 77, W. Cague 76, E. Thomas 76, L. Galletly 74, T. Lysaght 74, J. Lysaght 73, E. O’Loughlin 73, G. Smith senr. 73, S. Hoskin 72, J. Stack 72, A. Hadler 08, D. McCurdy 67. The shoot-off for a trophy presented by Mr Hoskin, was as follows: First round: L. Galletly (6) 77, W. Cague (2) 77. J. Gray (0) 76, E. O’Loughlin (4) 75, T. Lysaght (6) 75. J. Lysaght (8) 72. G. Smith senr. (5) 69, J. Stack (6) 69, G. Smith junr. (2) 67. Second round: T. Lysaght (0) 77. L. Galletly (0) 74, J. Lysaght (2) 70. The trophy was won by T. Lysaght. CONFIRMATION. The Anglican Church was well filled recently, when the Bishop of the Diocese visited the parish for the purpose of confirmation. The vicar (Rev. J. Hay) presented 14 candidates to His Lordship for the laying on of hands. The service was a most impressive one. After the service, a social hour was spent in the Parish Hall, to enable the newly-confirmed and others to meet the Bishop. DANCE AT ESK VALLEY. The spinsters, bachelors and residents of Esk Valley held a most enjoyable dance in Mr W. E. Mills' granary. The building was artistically decorated with greenery. The committee expressed thanks to Mr Mills for the use of his granary, and to all who helped towards the success of the dance. Excellent music was supplied by a Timaru orchestra, an extra being played by Mr W. Oordon. Mr R. Morris carried out the duties of M.C. A lucky spot waltz was won by Miss M. Daly and Mr R. Morris. Amongst the large number present were the following: Mesdames Mills, Stowell, Sauer, Morris, Bishop, Thomas. Pye, Copland. Reilly, Coup. F. Forrest, Dent; Misses Grieve, Simpson, Mills, Copland (2), Coup (3), Smith. Lund, Cooper, Reilly, Hartnett (2). McCormick (2) Gray (2), Smart, Hampton, Beattie (3), Morris (3), Gordon, Sauer (21, Scannell (3), Daly (2), Barnes, Douglas, Kennard (2), McCurdy (2), Porter (3) Bussell; Messrs Clelford, Beck, Pye (4>, Underhill, Daly (3), Hartnett (3), Copland (2), Bishop (4), Mills, Sauer, L, Bishop, Thomas, R. Morris. Dent, Hewson, Porter (3), Gordon, Hendry, Provan, Risk (3), Douglas, Wade, Russell, Gray (5), Curtis (2), and many others.