GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 August 1939, Page 7

GREYTOWN

INTERSCHOOL MATCHES

LOCAL TEAM BEATEN. (“Times-Age” Special.) The Martinborough High School football and basketball teams journey--1 ed at Greytown yesterday. The visitors were victorious in all their matches, winning the A and B grade basketball ■ and the football. Th'e scores were as ’ follow; — A grade Basketball. —Martinborough ■ 12, Greytown 9; B grade, Martinbor- • ough 10. Grey town 5. Football. —Martinborough 22, Grey- : town 3. McLeod figured prominently in the Martinborough team and Barnard scored Greytown’s only try. LEAGUE OF MOTHERS ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Greytown League of Mothers was held in St. Luke’s Parish Hall yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Bull presiding. The meeting was a very happy one, members | taking a keen interest in the report of I the year's activities. The .following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. A. L. Bull; vice-presidents, Mesdames Horton, Johnson and A. Haigh; secrcI tary, Mrs. Wiggins; treasurer, Mrs.; Knell; official pianist, Mrs. H. Carter; magazine secretary, Mrs. M. Greatj head; hospital visitor, Mrs. Benseman. The Rev. H. E. Harkness gave an interesting address on different phases of social welfare work with which he had been associated in his student days. The League Choir rendered two glees. As Mrs. Carter was unavoidably absent. Mrs. Greathead took her place as pianist. The hostesses for the afternoon were: Mesdames Kidd, Tully, Rees and Miss Kidd. LADIES’ GOLF COMPETITIONS DRAW. The following is the draw for a oneclub and putter competition, for Miss E. Gregor's trophy, to be played by the ladies at Greytown on Saturday:— Seniors and intermediates: — Mrs. Gregor v. Miss R. Collier, at 12.27 p.m. Gregor v Miss R. Collier, at 12.27 p.m.; Miss M. Collier V. Miss B. Gregor, ’’ 12.30; Mrs. Horner v. Miss Nix, 12.33 p.m.; Mrs. Ward v. ’.Mrs. Thompson. 12.36 p.m.; Mrs. Balfour v. Miss E. Gregor, 12.39; Mrs. Maddison v. Mrs. Jury, 12.42; Miss Kiernan v. Miss J. j Feast, 12.45; Mrs. C. Ingley v. Miss Wood, 12.48; Mrs. G. Ingley v. Miss Eccles, 12.51; Mrs. R. Ingley v. Mrs. Ross, 12.54; Mrs. Gold v. another, 12.57. Juniors.—To play the third round for the club trophy, best two rounds ' out of three (11 holes, commencing from No. 5): Miss Wiggins v. Miss Skeet, at 12.40 p.m.; Mrs. Dunnet v Mrs. Wiggins, 12.45; Mrs. Nicholson v. Miss Askew, 12.50; Miss Tully v. another, 12.55. ' . I Goat Quadruplets. A goat owned by Mrs. T. Tully has i given birth to four kids— a most unusual number.