SANDON

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 179, 30 June 1937, Page 4

SANDON

(From Our Own Correspondent.) SANSON, Juno 29. There was a good attendance at the weekly shoot of the Sandon Miniature Rifle Club last evening, when K. Pearce had the top score with one possible, his total being 139. The following are the scores in detail: —K. Pearce, 69—70—139; G. Richardson, 68—69—137; H. Henson, 65—70 135; It. Meyer, 66—69—135; \Y. Jenkins, 65 —69—134; K. Green, 67—67—134; K. Lumsden, 69—62—131; Miss L. Lumsdcn, 67—67—130; K. Henson, 64—67—131; M. Rearce, 65—64—129; A. McCool. 68—61 129; J. Mover, 63—65 —128; 15. Masters, 62 —65—127; K. Masters, 63—64—127; F. Lumsdcn, 66 —60—126; W. Mahon, 60—03 123; R. McKay, 60—61—121; F. Mitchell, 62—57—119; It. Bishop, 58-61—119; E. Lumsdcn, 60—58—118; N. Ashworth, 49 61—110. There was an excellent attendance at the weekly practice of the Sandon Table Tennis Club. Winners of the buttons were; — A grade, A. C. Matthews; B grade, E. N. Butler; C grade, Miss L. Lumsdcn; L> grade, J. Coulter. The following are the reams selected to represent the local club in Te Kawau Union matches on Wednesday: —A team (to play at home against Rangiotu), A. C. Matthews, R. H. Meyer, G. Williams, Miss M. Butler, C. N. Oppatt, M. L. Oockburn. First B team (to meet Oroua Downs at Oroua Downs) : E. N Butler, F. Meyer, R. Lumsden, T. | Williams, Miss J. Butler, and K. G. Lumsden. Second B team (to meet Glen Oroua at Glen Oroua) : R. Bishop, A. G. Nesbit, N. S. Butler, Miss L. Lumsden, Miss P. Me.yir and Miss Z. Bishop. Emergencies: D. L,eitch and Miss V. Butler. Mrs F. Grace, who has been staying at Wavorley, has returned home. The sympathy of the residents is extended to Mr and Mrs C. York 'and family, whose home was gutted by fire on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rex Harris, who has been convalescing with her mother, Mrs J. Masters, in Feilding, has returned to her home.