TAUPIRI FUNCTIONS

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21243, 14 October 1940, Page 5

TAUPIRI FUNCTIONS

| RUGBY LEAGUE DANCE ! j The Taupiri Town Hall was filled ! to capacity recently when the South i Auckland Rugby League members ! held their annual dance for the • presentation of trophies. Visitors present included members from j Orini, Huntly and Ngaruawahia. |Mr J. Farrell acted as master of j ceremonies. j The prize-winners were as follows: — Junior Cup, Huntly South; j Waitemata Cup, Taupiri; Hicky Ox- ! head Shield, Orini: seven-a-side I tournament, Huntly South B. Messrs P. Dalbieth (Taupiri) and R. Ralph (Huntly) dead-heat for the South Auckland junior championship. Those present were: Mesdames F. J. Farrell, Jerrom, El vines, J. Oliver (Huntly), R. Miller, J. Wright, L. Watters, R. M. Lovell. J Misses J. Lovell, E. Scott, S. Hayi Chapman (Huntly), E. Smith, G. | Stubbing (Ngaruawahia), E. Brooks, IM. Grey (Huntly), W. Oliver, J. Charles (Huntly), A. O’Connor, M. Harris (Huntly), A. Wilson, P. Harris (Huntly), M. Walter (Hamilton), S. Gibb, A. Barnby (Hamilton), N. Singer, J. Heskett (Huntly), T. King, L. Attrill (Huntly), C. Macnamara, M. Ralph, J. Buchanan, V. Edge, M. McKinnon, G. Moat, E. Houghton, J. Mcßurney, P. Miller, A. Selak, M. Spiers, H. Sutherland, J. Sharp (Tenfoot), S. Herbert, B. Parks, J. Laurenson, M. Mcßurney, R. Rountree, K. Heffron, M. Lard, D. Rodgerson (Te Awamutu), O. Morgan. J. I Stanley (Morrinsville), G. Stubbings, A. Woods (Te Awamutu). PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GUILD The members of the Taupiri Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church held its annual flower show recently in the Taupiri Mission Hall. Excellent work was done at the bring-and-buy stall in charge of Mrs W. McPherson and Mrs R. Findlay. During the afternoon items and competitions were held. Songs were given by Mrs A. W. Buss and Mrs R. Matheson. Winners of the various flower en- | tries were as follows:—Prettiest { bowl, Miss J. Findlay 1, Mrs Miller (Ngaruawahia) 2; prettiest vase, Mrs McPherson 1, Miss J. Findlay 2; button-hole, Mrs J. D. Bruce 1, Miss M. Cumming 2. Competition winI ners were Miss M. Foley, Miss J. Findlay, and Mrs R. Francham. After a delightful afternoon tea served by Mesdames R. Matheson, E. Powell and Misses J. Findlay and J. Lagon, the president, Mrs T. McDowell, thanked all present for their support.