TEMUKA ATHLETICS

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21555, 18 January 1940, Page 3

TEMUKA ATHLETICS

Handicaps, For Monday Night

Good Entries Received

Following are the handicaps for the weekly meeting of the Temuka Amateur Athletic Club which will be held in the Domain on Monday evening:

Boys’ 75 Yards, 12 years and under: N. Palmer (2yds), L. Palmer, G. Cameron (3yds), C. Nolan, J. Matchell, D. Wilson, Z. Holland (6yds), J. Devine, A. Jones, B. Nolan, S. Downes (7yds), A. Fletcher, B. Leonard (Syds), T. Haughey, I. Douglas, R. Robins (9yds), P. Jones, M. Haughey (10yds), B. Craig, R. McNulty, J. Moulton (11yds), P. Hopklnson, P. Leatham, B. Rollinson (15yds).

Boys’ 75 Yards, over 12 years: G. Moore (scr), G. Jamieson (lyd), D. McGillen, J. Leonard (6yds), EL Sugrue (Byds), J. Searle (9yds), J. Haughey, J. Breen (10yds), T. Rikus (11yds). Girls' 75 Yards, 12 years and under: P. Rollinson (7yds), S. Abernethy, J. Hislop (Syds), D. Robins, D. McGillen (10yds), M. Lloyd. H. McGillen (13yds), L. Shepherd (14yds), L. Abernethy (15yds), V. Downes (16yds), Z. Dennison <lByds), N. Abernethy (20yds), V. Ansford (22yds). Women’s 75 Yards: B. Washington (scr), M. Ives (3yds), J. Leonard (6yds), B. Devine, L. Fisher, G. Boulton, G. Hanifin (7yds), J. Berry (Bydh‘, L. Counihan (9yds), J. Rollinson, M. Ives, J. Devine < 10yds), J. Beeby, N. Moore (11yds), D. McGillen, N. Devine (12yds). Men’s 220 Yards: E. Jamieson (scr), K. Leonard (syds), A. Foulton (6yds), D. Brown (Byds), O. Birt, W. Watson, J. Collins, M. Scott (9yds), J. Spillane (10yds), G. Robins (11yds), J. Mcßae, J. Burke (12yds), M. Hayes (14yds), L. Edgar (15yds), R. Sharp (16yds), H. Moore (17yds).

Men’s 880 Yards: W. Watson (scr), J. Spillane (syds), J. Burke, A. Fulton (10yds), O. Birt (30yds), J. Macßae, V. Green, V. Brown, M. Scott (40yds), J. Collins, G. Robins (45yds), R. Sharp, J. Kernohan (60yds), A. Johnston, B. Gale. M. Healy (70yds), A. Opie (75yds), V. Spillane (80yds). Shot Putt: F. Caldwell, L. Jackson (2ft), O. Birt, B. Gale (2ft 3in), M. Hayes, J. Connell, M. Reynolds (2ft 6in), M. Scott Oft), G. Henderson, W. Ferguson (4ft), A. Johnson (4ft 6in), J. Macßae (4ft 9in), J. Kernohan (sft 9in), D. Brown, A. Opie (6ft), G. Cutler (7ft). Pole Vault: J. O'Connell (scr), A. Opie (3in), K. Leonard, M. Reynolds (3in), W. Ferguson, M. Hayes (Tin), J. Spillane, E. Jamieson (lOin), F. Caldwell, J. McLeod (9in), E. Crossman Olin). Women’s Long Jump: B. Washington (scr), M. Ives (9in), B. Devine (Ift 61n), J. Leonard (Ift Bin), J. Berry, J. Beeby (2ft), L. Fisher (2ft 3in), L. Counahan (2ft 6in), N. Moore, G. Boulton, G. Hanifin, J. Hutcheson, J. Devine, N. Devine (3ft), B. Berry (4ft). OBITUARY MR DAVID GUILD Mr David Guild, who died at Master- I ton, and was buried at the Temuka Cemetery on Monday, was unmarried and a younger brother of the late James Guild of “Travena,” Temuka. The late Mr Guild, who was 88 years of age, was the son of a Perthshire farmer, and arrived in New. Zealand by the ship Wellington, in 1876. He commenced farming in Canterbury with his brother who was established there. Later he gained experience of North Island farming at Inland Patea, Hawke’s Bay, Waikato, Mahia Peninsula and Taranaki before going to the Wairarapa to manage the Te Ore Ore Station for the late Mr John Murray. Mr Guild then took up bush property in the Wangaehu Valley, where he farmed successfully for many years. For a short period he also managed the Blair Logie Estate. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and an old Mason, being formerly Worshipful Master of Masonic Lodge No. 19. A keen judge of land and stock he did much land valuing for the Government and private persons. He lived for 59 years in the Wairarapa. His family is one of the best known and highly respected in the Temuka district. Deceased was known to many of the older identities of the district. FURTHER ENLISTMENT Another enlistment for the Second Echelon was received yesterday by the recruiting officer for Temuka (Mr J. King). He is Albert Southby, Denmark Street. BOWLING Following will represent Park Club against Geraldine on Saturday. (Bus at Post Office): McGillen, Thistleton. Meek, Pierce (s); Longson, Jamieson, Clark, Joynt (s); Farrell, Price, Shillito, Johansen (s); Cameron, Connolly, Parrant, Menzies (s). PERSONAL Mr J. A. E. Horthington, 8.A., Dip. Soc. Sci., Dip. Ed., the present headmaster of the Winchester School, will enter Burnham Military Camp on Monday. Mr Malcolm Cholerton, F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A. and Honours and Orthoptics, who has just returned to New Zealand after four years’ study in a London Hospital, representing •’Procter’s,” the Premier Opticians, Christchurch, will be making a professional visit to Temuka on Tuesday, January 30. when he may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at the Temuka Hotel from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appointments can now be made by ringing the U.F.S. Dispensary, ’phone 29M