FAIRLIE EVENING SPORTS

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

FAIRLIE EVENING SPORTS

To-night’s Handicaps Amateur Athletic Club Handicaps for to-night’s sports meeting of the Fairlie Amateur Athletic Club are as follow: Men’s Events 100 Yards: C. Goulter, A. Quill, scr; D. O’Connor, H. Gibson, 3yds; M. O'Connor, B. O’Neill, 4yds; G. Crampton, E. Crichton, F. Surridge, syds; C. Sunidge, W. McConnell, 6yds; N. Devon, 7yds; E. Cameron, A. Cameron. Byds; Ray Ellis. 10yds; A. Mackie, 11yds. 880 Yards: D. O’Connor, N. Devon, scr; E. Crichton. 10yds; A. Quill. R. Ellis. H. Gibson. M. O'Connor, 20yds; F. Surridge. B. O’Neill. C. Crampton. 25yds; C. Surridge. W. McConnell, 30yds; A. Cameron. 35yds; E. Cameron. 50yds; A. Mackie, 60yds. Long Jump: C. Goulter. scr; M. O’Connor, H. Gibson. 2ft; D. O'Connor, B. O'Neill, 2ft 6ins; G. Crampton. E. Crichton. C. Surridge. A. Cameron. 3ft; N. Devon. 3ft 6in; E. Cameron, W. McConnell, 4ft; F. Surridge, 4ft 6in; Ray Ellis. sft; A. Mackie. 6ft. Discus: D. O’Connor, scr; M. O'Connor, E. Cameron. 10ft; W. McConnell. F. Surridge. C. Goulter. A. Quill, 15ft; B. O’Neill. G. Crampton, E. Crichton. C. Surridge. 20ft; H. Gibson. N. Devon, 25ft; A. Cameron, 30ft; Ray Ellis. 40ft; A. Mackie. 40ft. Women’s Events 50 Yards: N. McConnell, scr; D. Crampton, Iyd; N. Wareing, Y. Anniss. L’.yds; N. Rapley, J. Black, 2yds; A. Page, D. Cameron. 3yds; M. Cowan, syds; J. O’Connor. T. O’Connor. 6yds. Hop, Step and Jump: N. Rapley. scr; A. Page, 6in; N. Wareing, 9in; N. McConnell, Ift; J. Black, Y. Anniss. lit 3in; D. Cameron, Ift 6in; M. Cowan, 2ft; D. Crampton, 2ft 3in; T. O’Connor. sft 3in; J. O'Connor. sft 6in. HOME NURSING The following members of the Fairlie I Sub-Centre of the Red Cross Society were- successful in the home nursing examinations conducted in December: I Mrs Dorothy Isitt. Mrs Bertha Letham. Mrs Helen Strang, Mrs May Fleming, Mrs Cuthill, Mrs Charlotte Elliot. Misses Alice Hawkins, Marion Macintosh, Lavinia Welsh, Patricia Carney, Lillian Woods, Eileen Jones, Mavis Jones and Margaret Turner. The instructress was Mrs A. J. Glover, N.Z.R.N. and the examiner, Mrs M. H. Pringle, N.Z.R.N. On Tuesday night a lecture on first aid was given members of the Red Cross by Mr F. Styles. At the conclusion of the lecture the president, Mrs G. R. Berney, made a presentation to Mrs Glover on behtlf of the home nursing class in recognition of her work. “PREMIERE” The presentation of a spectacular musical show with armies of beautiful girls who dance very effectively on mirror-like floors is part of the byplay in “Pdemiere,” which will be screened at the De Luxe Theatre, Fairlie. to-night, at 8.15. The real theme of the film is the solution of a murder in a theatre and neither this, nor the obligato of the stage work suffer in a well balanced presentation. John Lodge is a very telling Inspector of Police, whose evening at the theatre is rudely interrupted by the murder. He is supported by Judy Kelly, Joan Marion and Hugh Williams in a picture that is more than worth the price of admission. The supports include the opening of the New Zealand Exhibition. PERSONAL Constable C. Grayburn, of Timaru, is relieving Constable Mackintosh. Constable A. Mackintosh, who is on annual leave, is visiting Wellington.