FAIRLIE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18581, 30 May 1930, Page 4

FAIRLIE.

FOOTBALL. The following will represent Fairlie seniors v. Aorangi at the Athletic Grounds on Saturday, at 2.45:—T. Pickering, F. Black, H. McNeill, J. O’Neill, P. Keenan. A. Forrester, J. Keenan, A. Pickering, D. McDonald, S. Williams. F. Stevenson, M. Black, G. Giddings, P. Murray, J. Talbot, K. Barr, R. O’Reilly. The following will represent Fairlie juniors v. Aorangi on Saturday, at 2 p.m. sharp:—W. Strowger, E. Pinkerton, J. Wells, A. Crampton, T. Creighton, P. Loughnan, L. Stevenson, D. Scott, D. O’Reilly, E. Doyle, N. MacDonald. MINIATURE RIFLES. The weekly shoot was held in Aorangi Hall. The silver button for the j week was won by R. Summerfield, and 1 a trophy was won by W. Close. The | following were the scores—R. Summer- J field 78, W. Dorman 77, W. Close 76, W. H. Cook 75, H. Welsh 74, S. Loonies 74, S. Ryder 74, J. A. Fraser 73, W. Burgess 72, W. Whitehead 72, R. Ferguson 72, J. Thompson 72, G. Summerfield 70, D. Gardner 70, J. A. 69, S. Southby jun. 64, H. Bateman 62, J. Breen 61. SCHOOL JUBILEE. There was a good attendance at a meeting on Wednesday night of those interested in the Jubilee of the Fairlie School, which it is proposed to celebrate this year. Mr C. J. Talbot occupied the chair, and explained that it was desired to fittingly celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of the school. ■ He thought that the first step to take would be to form an ex-Pupils Association, a small membership charge to be made. The money derived from the' subscriptions could be used in helping to defray expenses incurred. It was decided that an ex-Pupils Association be formed, and the membership fee was fixed at 2/6. The question of a suitable date was fully discussed, Labour Day, Easter, and Christmas being the three days favoured. On a vote, Christmas time was decided oh as the most suitable, the actual be decided on at a later date. A committee was appointed for each decade to go through the school rolls for the purpose of ascertaining the names of ex-pupils and tracing the whereabouts. The following were appointed conveners of the committee:—lß79-1890 Mr J. Caskey; 1891-1800. Mr H. Foden; 1901-1910, Miss M. Isitt; 1911-1920, Mr A. S. Loonies; 1921-1930, Miss W. Wyber. TENNIS CLUB SOCIAL. On Wednesday evening, members of St. Stephen’s Tennis Club held a successful dance in the Parish Hall. Dancing was enjoyed by the large number present. A lucky spot waltz was won by Mrs S. Braddick, and Rev. Mr McWilliam. Supper was provided by lady members of the Club. Mrs Guy supplied the music, and Mr C. Boulter carried out the duties of M.C.