TEMUKA.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18618, 14 July 1930, Page 6

TEMUKA.

“FRIENDLY FRIDAYS. The results of last Friday’s play in the card tournament were as follows: Oddfellows v. Citizens.—Euchre: J. Young and R. Thomas 9, v. J. Hislop I and W. McMillan 3; W. Knight and i A. Preddy 7, v. F. Smith and E. Black- 1 more 5; N. Cooper and A. Young 5, v. E. Sherborne and Brown 7; Hodge and Radburnd 5. v. L. Scrimshaw and S. Reid 7. Cribbage: C. Taylor and W. Berry 7, v. J. Gourley and C. Palmer 9; H. Harrison and J. Davis 9, v. H. i Robertson and T. Shiels 7; A. Meek j and D. Maclahlan 10. v. G. Pierce and . F. McKeown 6. Totals: Oddfellows 52, 1 Citizens 44. ] Hibernians v. Druids.—Euchre: M. Healy and M. Brosnahan 5, v. D. South and J. Fisher 7: P. Burke and T. Brosnahan 10 v. Z. Kay and J. Denison 2; T. Leonard and C. Sherborne 7 v. W. Phillips and J. Moulton 5; J. Spillane and J. Brosnahan 4 v. W. Goodman and W. Higinbottom 8. Cribbage: W. Tozer and J. Sullivan 12, v. R. Jamieson and G. Pierce 4; W. Fitzgerald and J. Quinn 8, v. S. Higinbottom and M. Austin 8; J. Farrell and O. Connolly 5, vs W. Ross and W. Frisby 11. Totals: Hibernians 51, Druids 45. The team totals to date are as follows:—Hibernians 501, Druids 498, Citzens 468. Oddfellows 453. SCHOOL GAMES. The Catholic Schools of Temuka, Pleasant Point and Kerrytown met at Temuka for football and basketball games. In both basketball games, the Temuka girls were successful, defeating Pleasant Point by 10 goals to 0, and Kerrytown by 6 goals to 2. Pleasant Point and Kerrytown combined in the football match against Temuka. The last-named won by 6 points to 3, W. Leonard and Cotterell scoring tries for the victors, and G. Dwan knicking a goal for the losers. After the games the Sisters of St. Joseph’s entertained all the children to afternoon tea in the Catholic Hall. NOTES. A meeting of ladies interested in the formation of a women’s division of the Farmers’ Union will be held in a vacant shop (opposite Bank of New Zealand) on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.. THE OPTICAL SPECIALIST. The Optical Specialist of John R. Procter’s, Ltd. (New Zealand’s leading opticians), Christchurch, will be visitI ing Temuka on Saturday, 19th. in- ! stant, and may be consulted on all j defects of eyesight (Glasses) at the I United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Appointments may now be made by ringing the United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary.