MARTON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20167, 8 June 1928, Page 2

MARTON

» FOOTBALL. THE JUNIOR “REPS.” In view of the coming junior representative matches to be played by Rangitikei, the selector is requesting several players to keep themselves in strict training. The engagements arranged are: Versus Taranaki, Taihape, i Wanganui, Oroua and To Kawa, and the players to keep in training are:— IJ. A. Williams, AV. Potaka, L. Dobbs, iL. McLean, K. Atkinson, L. Mcßeth, iA. Lourie, A. Aldworth, Wereta, L. | Barry, N. Williams, F. Rewa, E. : Hamer, G. Harre, P. Havre, Vile, Rosser, G. Waldron, Davies, and P. Wairoa. To-morrow’s Game. The following tennis shield matches will be played o-morrow:—Rata v. Bulls at Bulls; Tokorangi v. Hunterville at Hunterville; Athletic v. Marton at Marton. Third class.—Hunterville v. Athletic at Marton, at 1.15; Old Boys v. Halcombe at Gibbons ground at 2.45. Fourths.—High-School v. Athletic on Gibbons ground at 1.45. Teams. The following will represent Athletic juniors against Marton to-morrow:— Barlow, Greenwood, Handey, Dobson, Uru, Ledingham, Marrau, M. Lennan, Major, Stevens, Aspen, Cotten, Dawdin, Edwards, Glengarry, Jackson. MUNICIPAL PICTURES. Adolphe Menjou is rapidly acquiring a reputation in film circles for discovering new talent, and for creating opportunities for unrecognised talent that have given them tremendous impetus up the ladder of fame. In hig latest ‘Paramount comedy-drama, “Service for Ladies,” arriving at the Marton Town Hall on Saturday evening, Menjou introduces a new leading woman in the person of Kathryn Carver. While Miss Carver isn’t exactly new to films, this is her first big opportunity. According to critics who have seen her work, she is achieving definite laurels for herself, indicative of the further successes so many Menjou heroines have won in the past. MARTON DOG TRIALS. Entries for the Marton Dog Tria] Clubs annual trial close to-morrow at 9 p.m. for the short head and yarding competition to be held on Wednesday, June 13, on Mr A. Stuart’s property on Bulls-furakina Road. The general committee meets on Saturday evening at 7.30 in the Marton Jockey Club’s rooms. MARTON GOLF CLUB. The following players have been selected to represent the local club in their annual match with the Palmerston North club:—F. J. Christensen, M. C. Fcnwicke, G. Bevan, A. P. Matthews. J. R. L. Stanford, N. D. Anderson, S. A. Go ver, 11. Fullerton-Smith, H. J. Gould, H. W. Collier, A. Fuller-ton-Smith, R. McKenzie, Dr Crawford, M. N. Atkinson, H, E. Young, F. A. Fullerton-Smith Hunt, W. L. Aynsley, R. Marshall, R. Kingdom Emergencies: N. Netherclift, P. W. Briant and H. G. Briant. Any member unable to play is asked to notify Mr F. J. Christensen or Mr H. E. Young immediately.