PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 146, 22 June 1936, Page 3

PATEA

FOOTBALL. SENIOR. I feevthem Division. Hawera 31 Eltham 6. Okaiawa 13, Waimate 6. Kaponga J2„ Patca 8. . Opunake 15. Athletic 6. Northern Division. Tukapa 19, Htar 0. United 28 Old Boys 8. Clifton 5, Stratford 8. Juniors. i Waimate won by default from Paiu 1 B. I Okaiawa 19, Patea 6. I Hawera A 2, Hawera B k Fourths. Kaponga 3, Waimate 0. Eltham 3. High School 3. Okaiwa 10 Hawera 11. PERSONAL. Mrs. W. Lester is spending a few days in Palmerston North. Misses J. and L. Wainright have returned from Wellington. j Messrs. R. W. Haddow and A. H. , Langslow have returned from Wellington where they interviewed the Prime j Minister on the housing problem. Mr I Haduow also attended the Returned .Soldiers’ Conference. t Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Austin have re I turned from Wellington. Mr. Austin (also interviewed the Prime Minister on j the housing problem. I Mr. L. Edwards, Wellington, is spending holidays in Patea. Mr. L. Moore was home for the weekend from Massey College. Palmerston North. On Saturday evening a bright party was given by his mother. Mrs R. E. Moore, to celebrate his twentyfirst birthday. At a smoke concert, at Manutahi on Saturday evening, given by the Old Collegians Cricket Club. Hawera, Manutahi residents and the Patea Football Club. Mr. Cliff Wills was presented with a wallet, fountain pen and dinner set, in view of his approaching marriage to Miss Mary Mard, Oj Okaiawa. ARTS AND CRAFTS CIRCLE. Members of the Arts and Crafts Circle held an enjoyable afternoon on Friday when Miss R. Honeyfield demonstrated on sealing wax work. Mrs. W. Lester, leader, welcomed the members as it was the first meeting, and expressed pleasure at the art indanee. Miss L. Adams assist-d members with their reed loom work. Suggestions were made for future demonstrations and it was decided to ask Mrs. Bull, of Hawera. to demo istrate barbola work at ill.* next meetMrs. E. W. Harris acted as hostess. SOCIAL EVENING. A happy evening was spent on Fri!dav when the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs jof the Anglican Church combined and [invited their friends along for games, competitions asd dancing. Musical items were given by Miss J. Carey and Messrs. S. Pauling and H. Smith. The Rev. Walton, in a short speech, I said he was delighted to see so many I present. A dainty supper and Auld Lang Syne concluded the enjoyment. ZOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB. Members of the Whenuakura Young Farmers’ Club, under the leadership of I Mr. J Parsons (chairman'), paid an interesting visit to the Patea Freezing (Company’s works last week and were I shown the various processes of the company’s activities. - ♦ | CARLYLE LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. Y The following is the draw for an L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday: Mrs. O’Reilly v. Miss J. Clark; Mrs. Cunningham v. Mrs. Anderson; Miss J. Smith v. Miss B. McCarthy; Miss O. Adams v. Miss M. Coot; Miss L. Adams v. Mrs. Roots: Miss I. Hamblrn v. Miss V. Hunger; Mrs. Horner v. Mrs. Lester; Miss J. Barnes v. Miss E. Adams; Miss P. Taylor v. Miss I. Fairweather; Miss J. Nelson v 'Miss Aim. _

PATE A LADIES’ GOLT CLUB. The following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal round to be played on the Patea links on Wednesday, June 24: Mrs. Haddow v. Miss Jackson; Miss Carey v. Miss Hurley; Mrs. Bostock v. Mrs. Baker; Miss Gibson v. Miss