SANSON NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, 18 August 1948, Page 2

SANSON NOTES

MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB (Own Correspondent). Winners of the silver buttons at the week'y shoot of the Miniature Rifle Club were: A grade K. G. Lumsden, B grade C. N. Oppatt. C grade R. Oppatt. Scores registered were as follows:—K. G. Lumsden 69, 69, 138; Jl. McKay 69, 66, 135; B. Masters 67, 67, 134; L. Curtis 67, 66, 133; W. Lawrence 66, 66, 132; C. Oppatt 66. 66. 132; F. Masters 66, 65, 131; L. Gennills 62. 69, 131; H. E. Henson 62, 68. 130: W. Masters 65, 60, 125; R. Oppatt 63,62, 125; Mrs. Curtis 63, 65, 128; V. Meyer 60, 69, 129. TABLE TENNIS Silver button winners on match night of the Table Tennis Club were; A grade, C. Hill, B grade Jl. Bishop, C grade s. lieeve. Results of matches contested were:—C. Hill won from 1.. Staite 31-22, 31-22; C. Bishop won from K. Reeve 31-27, 31-24, I. Staite 31-25; 11. Bishop won from M. Anderson 31-28, lost to K. Reeve 28-31, G. Williams 13-31, V. Meyer 31-33; G. Williams won from V. Meyer 31-29. M. Anderson 31-21, lost to K. Reeve 29-31; H. Parr won from G. Young 31-18, N. Richardson 31-24, M. Anderson 32-30. lost to V. Meyer 22-31; N. Richardson won from S. Reeve 31-29, G. Young 31-25; J. Martlnac won from P. Mitchell 31-12, 31-15, lost to S. Reeve 15-31; S. Pollard won from D. Mitchell 45-43. F. Mitchell 31-115, lost to P. Mitchell 31-25; G. D. Mitchell won from F. Mitchell 31-25; G. Young won from S. Reeve 32-30, N. Richardson 31-27. GENERAL NEWS The Te Kawau Ladies Hockev Club entered a team in the Manawatu 11-a-side competition on Saturday last, the team being selected from players not engaged in the representative matches played that day. In the first round a win was recorded over Textile A 2-0, but the team was defeated in the second round by Stratford by a like margin. In view ot her approaching marriage Miss Pam Butler was tendered a gift evening in the supper-room of the Town Hall on Saturday night, the function being snonsorer by Mrs. R. .A. Harris and Misses Mildred Currie and June Young. Dancing and items contributed by Miss Sydney Harris. Messrs. B. Henderson and G. Currie, and the Butler family, assisted in making the evening a most jolly and on lovable one. On behalf of the many friends present Mr. R. A. Harris asked the piiest of honour to accent the many gifts, expressing congratulations and <’oocl wishes.