SANDON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 210, 5 August 1937, Page 10

SANDON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) _ SANSON, 9ug. 4. There was a good attendance at the weekly shoot of the Sandon Miniature Rifle Club. A married men v. single match was shot, the- married men being the winners with a score of 1068 to 1066. Tho winners of buttons for the week were: —A grade, K. Lumsdon with 139; B grade, H. Henson, with 138; C grade, J. Meyer and F. Mitchell, with 128. The following are the scores:—Keith Lumsden, 69 —70 —139; H. Henson, 68—70—138; E. Green, 67—69—136; D. Jenkins, 67 —69 —136; J. Fagan, 68 67 —135; F. Lumsden, 66—68 —134; R. Lumsden, 66—68—134; P. Gedye, 68—65—133; K. Henson, ■ 68—65—133; A. McCool, 66 67—133; B. Masters, 65—67—132; J. Palmer, 64—-68—132; jYI. Pearce, 63—68—131; G. Richardson, 68 —63 —131; R. Meyer, 64 —65 —129; J. Meyer, 66—62—128; F. Mitchell, 63—65—128: D. Mahon, 62—65—127; K. Masters. 66 —60 —126; R. McKay, 59,-65 -124; R. Davey. 59-62-121; R. Oppat.t, 59-60—119; N. Ashworth, 64—55—119. Tho following are the scores of a match shot at Sanson against a team from Bulls. The A grade wero shooting for the Cliffe and Remington Shield and tho B grade for M.M.R.A. Cliffe and Remington: Sanson, K. Lmusden, 69—70—139; J. Fagan, 68— 67 W. Jenkins, 67—69—136; P. Gedye, 68— E. Green, 67—69—136; F. Lumsden, 66—68—134; G. Richardson, 68— 63—131; R. Lumsden, 66—68—134; total, 1078. Bulls, N.' Amon, 66—69—135; P. Thorby, 70—63—138; D. Lundy, 68—70 138; C. Broughton, 68—67 —135; L. Huddleston,- 69—68—137: It. McKenzie, 68—67 135; R. White. 66—69—135; S. Harris, 60 —67—127; total, 1080. M.M.R.A.: Sanson, H. Henson, 68—70—138; R. Mever, 64—65 —129; J. Palmer, 64—68—132; M. Pearce, 63—68—131; K. Henson, 68—65—133; B. Masters, 65—67—132; total, 795. Bulls, C. Anderson, 66 —67 —133; J. Hart, 68 69 137; E. Peterson, 60—62—122; D. Ross, 55 —55 —110; D. Westwood, 56—61 —117; S. Harris, 60-67-127; total, 746. A very pleasant dnnee was held .in the Town Hall last evening by the Sandon Hall committee in aid of tho improvements fund. In spite of the ufavourablc weather conditions a jolly time was spent, the success of the evening being duo to the committee and a number of ladies who had assisted them. The committee were Messrs T. Fagan, C. Eglinton, E. N. Butler, R. Meyer, G. Williams, and M. Pearce. The Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mr and Mrs W. Evans, and the lucky spot waltz by Mr 11. Henson and partner. Tho following wero the ladies who were of great assistance to the committee: Mrs W. Pearce, black velvet; Mrs J. Fagan, pink lace, gold lame; Mrs A. Adams, mulberry cloque and silver; Mrs E. N. Butler, floral georgette; Mrs Richardson, tomato mackerel, cropc and silver; Miss Gwen Adams, floral georgette; Mrs J. Bowator, Mrs R. Tattle, and others. Among those present were: —Mrs W. Evans, black taffeta and lace; Miss Z. Bishop, pink net; Miss »T. McKinnon, apricot crepe-de-chine; Mrs E. Sanson, black silk crepe; Mrs E. Davey, black georgette and lace; Miss J. Davey, white taffeta; Miss M. Butler, cherry crcpc-de-chine; Miss J, Butler, buttercup satin; Mrs A. Signal, black georgette, blue cape; Misses F. Dunford (Bulls), white elephant crepe; J. Ellery (Bulls), pink lace and georgette; F. Ellery (Bulls), black velvet; G. Ellery (Bulls), blue taffeta; P. Ellery (Bulls), pink taffeta; Mrs 11. Henson, gold windswept satin; Mrs A. Harvey (Wanganui), pink net and silver lame; Mrs T. J. Murphy (Palmerston North), silver lame; Miss P. Meyer, blue windswept crepe.