BOWLING

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20982, 10 March 1938, Page 5

BOWLING

RINKS FOR SATURDAY Four Rink Championship Timaru v. West End. at Timaru— Knott, Edyvean, Anderson, Keen (s); Pennefather. Wilson, Thomson. Kebby (s); Tressider, Washer. Miller, Hunt (s); Winnington, Oborn, Nicholson. Manning (s). West End v. Timaru, at Timaru— C. Maclaren. H. Blackham, C. Harding. C. J. Dewar (s); Agnew, Chilcott, T. Fairhall, F. Liggins (s); Brownie. Jackson, Little, N. Gabites (s); Ewing, V- Sampson, C. Ellis, I. Maclaren (s). Ashbury v. Meadowbank (friendly): Darroch (s), Young, Ford, Davie; Clark <s), Irvine, Drew. Henshaw; Hamlyn (s), Hardie, Arbuckle. King; Whitton (s), Stevenson. Home. Smith; Stewart (s), A. Manning, Lewis, Scales. Friendly Games West End v. Timaru, at West End— Halpin, Fitzgerald. Forrester, F. Davey (s); Mclntyre. Urquhart, A. Berry. Guthrie (s); Wakefield. Button, A. Adkins; Entwistle (s); Wilson, Duggan. Booth, Vucetich (s); Dalgleish, Lund. Souter, Stoddart (s). Emergencies: Timmins, Doak, Anstey, Davison, Rogers, Lynn. Lough, Pike. Wharton Timaru v. West End, at West End— Coote, Queree, Bannerman, Lee; Bussell. Dunn. Olney, Adams; Green. Oxford, G. B. Sewell, Patchett; Wills, Howden, Symonds. Wood; Mclnnes, Malcolm, Hartley, R. S. Home; Murdoch, McKitterick. Robertson, Menzies. Timaru (at Timaru)—Scott, LeCren. Cleland, Moyes; H. Sewell, Martin, Waddell, Morgan; J. R. Home. Reid. Bruce, Sinclair; Smythe, Methven, Allchurch, Torlesse.

Y DU DON’T CAST PROCERA BREAD UPON THE WATERS It’s so good that you use Procera right to the last crumb. And you can tell Procera bread by sight. Look for--the band that is your guarantee. It’s around every Procera loaf. Procera—the starch controlled bread that you can’t help liking; and toast made from Procera is a real treat. In four varieties—white, 100 per cent, wholemeal (and "slimming” and "diabetic’” to order). Baked by and obtainable from Herron’s Bakery, Church Street, ’phone 471.

opening of the romance he is Jeremy Wayne, who becomes insane with the knowledge that Moonyeen is to marry Sir John, and who accidentally shoots her—and then, as the years pass, as Kenneth Wayne, a typical young Englishman of the present day.

MAGICIANS’ SOCIETY TO-NIGHT

Every man is prepared to be deceived by the magician and to-night will prove no exception to the rule when South Canterbury magicians will provide an hour of magic. Dave James who appeared with the "Gaieties,” is a member of the same New Zealand Society. Timaru’s leading artists are featured in the first half of the programme, including "Miss Marion”, talented acrobatic dancer; Will Cunningham, the wizard with the piano accordion; the Griffiths duo, singers of Hawaiian songs, Dan McKivett. comedian; Miss Marie Campbell, soprano; Mr H. Francis, tenor soloist, and the Timaru Harmonica Band in its very latest numbers.