FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 August 1940, Page 7

FEATHERSTON

DANCE AND EUCHRE GATHERING AT PAHAUTEA. (“Times-Age" Special.) The dance and euchre party held in the Pahautea Hall on Saturday night was fairly well attended. The euchre winners were: Ladies. Mrs Bargh 1 Miss N. Corlet 2. Men. Mr G. Enoka 1. Mr A. McKay 2. TABLE TENNIS WIN FOR FEATHERSTON. In a return match played at Pahautea on Monday night the Featherston Table Tennis Club defeated the Pahautea Club by 12 sets 21 games to 12 sets 19 games. The following are the,Results of the games. Featherston players being mentioned first in each case:— Men’s singles: J. Saba lost to H. Frew 21-16. 19-21. 13-21; B. Dick beat| J. Smith 21-13. 21-18; A. McNamara beat. F. Simonek 21-12. 21-13; A. McLeod lost to A. Juno 15-21, 20-21: J. McNamara beat V. Woods 21-16. 13-21, 21-17; N. McNamara lost to J. Simonek 16-21. 15-21. Ladies’ singles: O. McLeod beat S. Frew 21-10. 21-11; C. Saba beat C. Bargh 21-17. 13-21, 21-17; J. Marshall beat M. Juno. 21-16. 21-15; F. Saba beat M. Cade 21-16, 21-13; A. Johnson lost to M. Bargh 15-21. 14-21: E. Johnson lost to Mrs Elbe 21-19. 18-21, 14-21. Men’s doubles: Saba and Dick beat Frew and Smith 31-25: McNamara and McLeod beat Simonek and Juno 31-22;. McNamara and McNamara lost to Woods and Simonek 20-31. Ladies’ doubles: J. Marshall and O. McLeod beat Frew and Bargh 31-23; F. and C. Saba beat Cade and Juno 31-27; E. and A. Johnson lost to Bargh and Mrs Elbe 25-31. Mixed doubles: Saba and O. McLeod lost to Frew and I. Frew 15-31; Dick and C. Saba lost to Smith and C. Bargh 1 20/31; McNamara and J. Marshall beat Simonek and M. Juno 31-25; McLeod and F. Saba lost to Juno and M. Cade 27-31; McNamara and A. Johnson lost to Woods and M. Bargh 24-31; McNamara and E. Johnson lost to Simonek and Mrs Elbe 25-31. Personal. Mr Tildesley, Mangamahoe. is visiting his daughter, Mrs S. Grant. Mr Tildesley celebrated his 91st birthday recently and enjoys excellent health. Removal of School Building. It is reported that Mr F. C. Benton has secured the contract to remove the Kaiwaiwai School into Featherston, where it will be placed adjacent to the new school, thus providing an additional two rooms. The new school building is nearing completion.