RECREATION WEEK

Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 September 1939, Page 7

RECREATION WEEK

HOCKEY MATCHES. AT LANSDOWNE ON SATURDAY. The following hockey matches have been arranged by the Hockey Association for next Saturday:— Senior Men. North v. South, at Lansdowne No. 2. at 2 p.m.; referees, Messrs R. S. Moor and G. Maloney. Junior Men. North v.'South, at Lansdowne No. 1. at 1.30 p.m.; referees. Messrs G. Fisher and E. Tooby. Senior Women. Kia Ora and College v. Kiwi and Excelsior, at Lansdowne No. 3. at 2.45 p.m.; Referees. Messrs W. Harding and G. Flayne. Junior Women. A v. B team, at Lansdowne No. 3. at 1.30 p.m.; referees, Messrs G. Morice and W. Harding. All players are requested to be on the grounds punctually at the appointed times. . TEAMS SELECTED, NORTH v. SOUTH SENIOR. In the North v. South Wairarapa senior game teams have been selected as follows: — North: J. Hawkins (Kiwi), R. Dick (Hastwells), A. Kay (Kiwi), H. Worthington (Kiwi), A. Stubbings (Kiwi). Ngatuere (Hastwells), J. Brooks (Kiwi), R. Clarke (Kiwi), P. Ruakere (Hastwells). A. Bell (Wesley), D. Leete (Kiwi). Reserves: Back, E. Steer (Wesley); forwards, R. Foster (Kiwi). A. Buchan (Kiwi). Any player not available is asked to notify the secretary as soon as possible. South: A. Ward (Carterton), I. Mackie (Carterton), D. Worsfold (Carterton, captain), C. Townsend (Dalefield), H. Knutson (Dalefield), M. Knutson (Dalefield), V. Sayer (Carterton). A. Fisher (Carterton), D. Jackson (Carterton), S. Fisher (Carterton), T. Hooper (Dalefield). Reserves: D. Irwin (Carterton), L. Bicknell (Dalefield ). JUNIOR MATCH. The junior teams will be as follows:— North: H. Flayes (Wesley), K. Jaine (Old Boys), G. Hanley (College), N. Ferguson (Wesley), J. Harrington (College), L. Forsberg (Old Boys), S. Faulknor (Old Boys), D. Tooby (College), R. Harrington (Wesley), F. Reeves (Wesley), E. Reeves (Wesley). Reserves: A. Easthope (Wesley), A. Wainscott (Wesley). South: McKenzie (Greytown), J.l O’Keefe (Carterton), K. Ordish (Dalefield), Brabender (Greytown), Sewell (Carterton), Bird (Carterton), Ward (Carterton), Keltie (Greytown), L. Sayer (Dalefield), Greathead (Greytown), Knowles (Dalefield). Reserves: O’Keefe (Carterton), Bouzaid, N. Harris and Dennes (Greytown). WOMEN’S TEAMS. SENIOR GAME. Kiwi-Excelsior (to play in green jerseys): M. Foster (Kiwi), R. Attree (Kiwi). M. Raynor (Excelsior), R. Harding (Excelsior), D. Leforte (Kiwi), O. Mills (Excelsior), E. Barnes (Kiwi). E. Madsen (Excelsior), N. Page (Excelsior), J. Thornton (Kiwi), M. Henderson (Excelsior). Reserves: R. Green, D. Brett. College-Kia Ora (white blouse): B. Welsh (Kia Ora), S. Keltie (Kia Ora), F. Beard (College), G. Daysh (College), J. Aikrnan (College), J. Rutherford (Kia Ora), L. Cadwallader (Kia Ora), J. Chiles (College), E. Hanley (College), B. Vincent (Kia Ora), C. Chambers (College). Reserves: Backs, N. Wilton, N. Wrigley; forwards, D. Matthews, Joyce Rutherford. JUNIOR TEAMS. Junior A (white blouses): M. Howard, J. Miller, J. Gemmell, M. Nyhan, A. Bilderbeck, E. Davis, W. Armstrong,' N. Richards, R. Hanley, J. Cairns, J. Stevens Reserve: J. Grantham. Junior B (green jerseys); R. Stains, B. Howard, W. Nyhan, P. Dixon, J. Hartman, N. Munn, H. Harding, C. Chorley, V. Russell. J. Fawcett, D. Harding. Reserves: R. Stains, J. Henderson. “LUCKY DlP.’’ PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY. Those of the'public who, for various reasons, were unable to attend the performance of “Lucky Dip’’ by the LittleTheatre Society last week are fortunate in the society’s decision to make a repetition of the performance, its contribution towards Recreation Week. It was at first proposed that the society should contribute an evening of oneact plays. The performance of “Lucky Dip,” however, created such a favourable impression, that the Recreation Week Committee has been insistent in its requests for repetition. The evening allotted to the Little Theatre Society is Saturday next, where those who missed the previous production will have the opportunity of making good their loss. Apparently, also, large numbers of those who saw the performance lasi week were so well delighted with it, that they intend to seize the opportunity of seeing it again. As the charge for admission is to be a uniform one of Is, it is anticipated that the Opera House will b: crowded on Saturday evening.

The play will' be interpreted by the same capable cast as gave last week’:performance. Saturday evening's performance will, however, no doubt benefit from previous experience, and should therefore, if possible, be even more successful than the previous one. In the hope, at all events, of improving an already meritorious representation. members of the cast are again assiduously rehearsing, under the direction of their energetic producer, MrsRich.