WAIMATE
SCHOOLBOYS’ RUGBY Tw l’-i! by teams from the Ashburton primary chool visited Waimate on Saturday to meet teams from the Waimate primary school. Honours re even, both schools winning one game. Scores were:—Under Bst.i Waimat e 9. A.-mburton 3; Under sst.: Ashburton 18. Waimate 0. The games were very interesting, in spite of the greasy -..round. The visiting players and officials were entertained at lunch, and :;tt?r the games were given afternoon t f, a a: the school. Pleasure was expressed that the visit had been so successful and enjoyable. PAREU ELL PRESENTATION Many happy functions have been he’d in Waimate in honour oi Miss Joan Eu.kir.'iham. who has left for St. Helen.'., Christchurch. At an entertainment tendered to her by the Rev. A 11. Acheson and Mrs Acheson, Miss Buckingham was presented with a beautifully bound prayer bock from the mothers and teachers of the Anglican kindergarten. of which she was superintendent lor three and a-half years. The Brownie pack presented her with an etching attractively trained, the Misses Hurst gave her a breakfast set and book and the Badminton Club a dressing case. On the eve of her departure a number of friends gathered at her home and presented her with a pair of kid gloves and wished her every success and happiness in the future.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21085, 11 July 1938, Page 4
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219WAIMATE Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21085, 11 July 1938, Page 4
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