OHAKEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 196, 22 August 1935, Page 3

OHAKEA

RIFLE SHOOTING The u.'iial weekly )> a'-liee held on the Ohakea Miniature I’ifle <’iub> range was well attended on Monday night. Scoring was fa r. onl\ possibles being rerorde I by E. Simpson and K. The linal shoot for Klatt' trophy was held, resulting in W. Kintt defeating Glasford Gray. \ small trophy tor one night, was also given by Klatt and wa> won by The individual scores arc as follows: K. Bailee 69 70—139; 1.. Simpson 6.8 7" 138; 11. Ellery 68—69—137; W. Klatt 65> 68 137; B. Ellery 69—68 -137; W. Robinson 67 69—136; S. Quinlan 68—67—135; J: Ellery 67 —67 134; X. Leet 65 —69-131; F. Simpson 67-- 6!)- |3t; L, Kobe.stein 64 68 lt'.2 ; G. Wiggins 64 —67—131; Des J'.llerv 66—65—131; J. Frccklington 61 -68- Gias. Gray G4r-64 -128; A. Laninms 62-6-4—126; Gordon Gray 65 * —64 —129; P. Hammon 63 —62 —125. PERSONAL. Mrs. IT. Hill is the guest of Mrs. j. Simpson. Miss Harris ha< been the guest of Air. and Airs. E. Ingram. HOCKEY. Owing to inclement weather, both the school hockey tournament and the ladies’ hockey matches were postponed on Saturday. The Canarvon Ohake-a Hockey Clubs are holding a produce stall in Feilding on Friday in aid of the Queen Carnival candidate, Aliss Jovco Pedersen. RAINFALL. The rainfall for last week was 2.91 inches, being the heaviest fall for a long time. SCHOOL AFFAIRS Mr. E. Lange, agriculture inspector visited the school on Alonday and examined the science work. The Education Board’s painters are still working at the rcliool and should finish before the end of the week.