TEMUKA
ARBOR DAY ARRANGEMENTS MADE Arrangements for the fitting celebration of Arbor Day in Temuka on August 2 were made at a meeting of the reserves committee of the Borough Council. The chairman (Cr. W. H. McMillan) reported that he had interviewed the headmaster of the Temuka District High School regarding the school’s participation in the celebrations, and he submitted the following tentative programme to be conducted at the East End Playground: Pupils of the upper classes of the primary department and the secondary division to assemble at the north-east corner of the ground, where speeches will be made by the Mayor, the chairman of the school committee and a representative of the Gardening Circle of the Temuka Women’s Institute. After that, selected pupils will plant shrubs in the north-east comer and a lime tree for shelter at the east end. The Municipal Band is to be in attendance and give selections during the planting. At the north-west comer the Gardening Circle members will plant shrubs and a lime tree. At the conclusion of the planting the gathering will reassemble at the north-east corner, where a pupil of the school will give an appropriate recitation and the Mayor his concluding remarks. The program! re was approved. GOLF. The draw for a mixed foursome golf competition on the Temuka Club’s links this week will be:— To-day—Mrs Mclnnes and T. Edwards v. Mrs W. L. Harrison and T. M. Lucy; Miss Gunn and R. H. Taylor v. Miss Brown and Dr. A. S. Mclnnes; Miss N. Grant and G. H. Gilbert v. Miss Mcßride and B. Edwards; Miss K. McShane and W. Shand v. Miss M. McShane and G. Low. Saturday—Miss Comer and W. McGillen v. Miss Ferguson and J. R. Turnbull; Miss McLeod aard G. C. Fraser v. Miss Hanifin and E. N. Mosley; Mrs Laurenson and W. Pearse v. Miss Johnston and C. L. Fraser; Miss E. Bremner and H. Hitchcock v. Miss H. Bremner and E. C. Brittenden; Miss B. Austin and J. T. Smart v. D. Stewart and another; W. B. Sutcliffe v. marker; M. Giles v. marker. The draw for a women’s stroke competition on Saturday is:—Miss E. McBride v. Mrs Lucy; Miss Ferguson v. Miss Hiron; Mrs Shand v. Miss M. McShane; Miss M. Topham v. Miss B. Lee; Miss Dalton v. Mrs Hitchcock; Mrs Hughes v. Miss P. Austin; Mrs Brittenden v. Miss Armstrong; Mrs Milliken v. Miss Loy. BASKETBALL. The St. Joseph’s Old Girls’ teams for to-day will be: — Senior (v. Temuka No. 2 at 3.30)—E. Jones, Z. Dwan, M. Spillane, G. Spillane, M. Healy, W. Downes, E. Jones. Junior A (V. Geraldine at 2.30)—V. Cain, P. Healy, M. Downes, A. Leonard, E. Leonard, J. Moore, T. Taehan, A. Leonard and A. Columb. The following players will represent H.S.O.G.: — Seniors—A. White, J. SWap, B. Heap, N. Stewart, T. Hopkinson, C. Pierce, N. Davis, N. Poultney, L. Shiels, D. Wilks. Senior B—C. Hope, E. Airay, E. Reid, J. Cameron, M. Nicholas, W. Wright, J. Davey, W. Duncan, L. Lowrie, J. Sewell. Junior—l. Washington, L. Coombs. D. Lloyd, D. Gibb, M. Saunders, D. Ward, M. Lynch, J. Cooper, P. Taylor. In the Drill Hall on Tuesday evening the High School Old Girls’ Club’s tournament was concluded. In the semi-final, Footballers B heat Citizens and Footballers A beat .Clandeboye Men. The A team won the tournament, defeating the B team by 12 goals to 4. “MEN OF STEEL.”
Two features will be screened at Temuka to-night. “Men of Steel” has the British steel industry as a background. It stars John Stuart as the hero, with Heather Angel as the heroine. “Shanghai Madness” represents one of the outstanding contributions of the screen. It is a pulsing romance, laid amid the intrigue, the adventure, the thrills and the excitement of Shanghai. The cast is studded with some of the finest performers in films. Spencer Tracy has the leading role of an impulsive naval officer. Fay Wray has the principal feminine role, and promises to outdo her performances in “King Kong” and “Ann Carver’s Profession.” The supporting cast, headed by Ralph Morgan and Eugene Pallette, also includes Herbert Mundin, Reginald Mason, Arthur Hoyt and Albert Conti.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19861, 26 July 1934, Page 3
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