BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 280, 26 November 1936, Page 12

BULLS

A SUCCESSFUL DANCE. The Town Hall was well filled on i Tuesday night when the Parewanui School dance was held. In spite of wet, weather there were numerous patrons from Marton, Wanganui, Palmerston North, and even as far . afield as Wellington. Gedson’s Aces J were in fine form, and the duties of f M.'sC. were capably carried out by Messrs. Les Sanson and W. Hart, and Mrs. G. Crosland. The Monte Car’o . was won by Miss N. Kingham (Marton) and Mr. I. Simeon (Wellington’. * A splendid supper completed the mor. enjoyable and successful dance of the season. j BOWLING. ‘ Hunterville sent down seven players J to meet. Bulls yesterday in the tri- < angular competition, but. showers de- ' Jayed the start, and eventually only ten "heads” wore played. A gale of wind made good bowling impossible. ( and the luck of the game gave Bulls a 1 5-point victory. Details are as fol- I low, Hunterville rinks being men- J tioned first: - Donovan. Greenwood, Gorrie 11, v. I Ellery, Ransom, Stevens 12. Petherwick, Abel, Hurley, Thom- \ son 7, v. Capstick, Simpson, Archer, s Ingram 9. Totals.—Bulls 21, Hunterville 16. | i I DEFENCE RIFLE ( Lt B. I Weather conditions were first class 1 for open range shooting on Saturday [ afternoon, and good scores were r registered by members of the Rangi- p tike! Defence Rifle Club *t the 300, ’ 500 and 600 yards ranges as follow: — j D. P. Thorby, 33, 34, 34. 101; W. A. p Stevenson, 31, 34, 35, 100; H. Meads, p 32, 33, 36, 100 R. D. McKenzie, 33, 33, ; 32, 98; Ken Lumsden, 34, 32, 31, 97; W. j J. Jenkins, 31, 34, 28, 93; R. While, p 30, 30/ 30, 90; K. W. Dalrymple, 30. j 30, 29. 89. 11