PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 125, 28 May 1936, Page 3

PATEA

MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB. Attendance was good at lhe weekly shoot of the Aliniature Rifle Club on Monday night. Fine shooting was witnessed, especially by the juniors. Rifleman T. Hills won the anonymous button for juniors, after shooting off with Rifleman G. Bond, both securing 59, Hills score being 63 in the shoot off. The highest score off the rifle was secured by Rifleman T. Hills with 69, and he also secured the highest score with handicap. The finals of Air. McGregor’s trophy were completed, resulting in a win for Rifleman W. Old. The second shoot for Mr. Winchester's trophy will lake place next, week and also a team shoot with the Alton ALR. Chib. It is interesting to note that the Patca. Miniature Rifle Club have entered a team for the Winchester Cup, run by the New Zealand Miniature Rifle Club. This is a postal shoot of 20 counting shots and is to be held between June 3 and J 5 (inclusive). Scores I are as follows for the last shoot: Final Air, McGregor’s Trophy. - Rflm. W. Old 69. 66L 69), 204,f; Rfim. R. Vinton 61, 66J, 721, 202 : i; Rflm. IL Jenkins 60, 73, 69, 202; Rflm. N. Coad i 70. 68J, 62A. 201; Rflm. T. Hills 59, 75,1 65 : i, 1192; KA’"- T - Floyd 65, 68L 63], I 1971; Rflm. R. Allen 61. 18, 6-8, 197; I Miss Al. Coad 55, 70], 70]. 1961; Rflm. | A. Bond 63, GIJ, 71], 195]; Aliss E. I Willis 60, 65, 69, 194: Rflm. JL Tucker i 55, 68}, 68, 191,; Rflm. >l. Osbourne' 63, 58], 61, 185]; Rflm. W. Walen-i burg 59, 53, 71}, .183}; Rflm. G. Hori | 52, 16}, 60. 15SR I First, Shoot, Mr. Winchester's Tro phy.—Rflm.’T. Hills 69? I], 73]: Rflm. i W. Watenburg 60, 13. 73; Mi.-s L. Willis 62, <SA, 70'; Rflm. A. Bond 63, i 7}, 70}; Rflm. N. Coad, 65. 5, 70, Rflm. R. Vinten 64, 4/ 68A; Fflm. JL Allen 60. 7.}, 67.}; Rflm. W. Old 57. 7}. 61',; Rflm. J. Osbourne 53. 13L 66A; Rflm. J. Hermon 25, 34, 59; Rflm. R. ’lTieker 41, 13?., 51}; Miss Al. Coad 41. 10, 54. Junior Button. —Rflm. G. Bond 59, Rflm. T. Hills 59. Aliss AL Coad 44; Rflm. I. Hermon 26, Rflm. G. Clark 15. Shoot off: Rflm. T, Hills 63, Rflm. G. Bond 42. FIRE BRIGADE BALL. Red and yellow decorations were a feature of the Patea Fire Brigade ball. Supper arrangements were in lhe hands of a well organised ladies’ committee, at lhe head of which was Mrs. F. 1* ilzwater. Vinsen’s Ambassadors supplicl lhe music. Among the dancers were Mesdames F. Fitzwater, navy blue crepe; 1. Jones, black lace; L. T. Adams, burgundy figured crepe de soir; C. H. < arey. black lace; T. Scott, scarlet satin; C. Thompson, while georgette and lace; ■ A. AlcGregor, rust crepe, fugle lemon georgette; Old. orange velvet; N. • oa<l, royal blue charmaine; B. Currie, dusty pink floral crepe; W. Downy, Sahara blue floral georgette; IL Jenkins, black crepe; Lithgow, scarlet georgette; \\. Zimmerman, pink taffeta; 'I. Clince. brick georgette; K. Agate, black georgette and red coatee; Aliddleditch, black, chenille velvet and red coatee; Tanner, brown and cream crepe: Btirkley, apricot satin; Edwards •(Auckland), spotted ninon; T. Rochford. black inarocain; F. Lund, black marocain, G. Hensun (Hawera >. cherry crepe; E. S. Garret (Te. Awamuluj, black lace and satin; Misses 11. Lithgow, red satin and net; K. Hickey (Hawera), black silk velvet, trimmed with red; AL Hardaker, black lace and orange coatee; J. Chamberlain, shell pink elephant crepe; L. Wainright, peach blo.use and black skirt: M. Luxton, black satin, pink shoulder spray; J. Dudding, lemon angel skin lace; Al. Kidd, cherry velvet and lame; M. Michalick (Hawera), old gold satin; O. Edwards, tartan taffeta; T. Hurley, brown velvet; E. Davey (Raetihiy, Marina blue lace; L. Chamberlain, blue elephant crepe; G. Paton, turquoise, wimbledton; D. Leo (Waverley;, black ring velvet and white* fur coat; 1. Hurlev (Hurleyville), floral green taffeta;'W. Waterlahd, scarlet crepe de chene; AL Michalick (Hawera), black; S. Waterland, blue lace; Girling, multicoloured striped taffeta and white fur coat; P. Lethbridge .Thames), Alarina green lace; S. Lethbridge (V\ aitotaia >. black ring velvet; V. Close, green taifeta; Allen, apricot floral satin; N. Bond, powder blue crepe; L. Kirkman, white suede crepe; AL Boyle, black lace and white coatee; Hurley, shell velvet and silver lame; J. Nansett, cherry lombardi; N. Nansett, nattier mariette; AL Coad, apricot satin; Willis, nil green satin; J. Smith, black georgette; Sidgeman (New Plymouth),

nlmond green taffeta; J. Spurdie. nile floral georgette; Hill fig green floral g irgette; Bourke, ivory crepe, trimmed with red; Hurley (Waitotara), lemon shaded laffeta; Hermon, rose pink satin; J. Wainright, lemon organdie; O. Adams, white floral silk pique; N. Carey, almond tartan taffeta; J. • ’arey, black georgette; N. Barrett, Mack crepe; Tanner, paisley taffeta; E. Wills, white satin; V. Gordon, apricot georgette; L. Poingdestre, pale blue floral georgette; AL Simpson, white and green voile; F. Bromiley, cherry and silver satin; Chatterton, Sahara blue chenille velvet; E. Lander (Manutahi), sky pink floral georgette; E. Harvey (Auckland), black velvet; J. Hodge, brown taffeta; T. Hodge, lemon selfspotted mariette, studded with tiny gold buttons.