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"PALE CREAM." Smocks For Staff. With only two dissentients (the chairman, Mr. I. J. Goldstine, and Mr. J. Haalam), a proposal by Mr. N. V. Dc.i-'as, that the women members of the ataff be supplied with a smock, ones yearly, was carried by the Milk Council this morning. Opposing the motion, the chairman said it was not the custom for local bodies to provide smocks for women employees. Mr. Rosser: I would suggest pale cream as the appropriate colour for the Milk Council staff. r: 2. OPEN GOLF TOURNEY. Additional Second Round Scores. ■' ~ • -!-9. 1 R B'ank 158, A. Duncan 162, D. C. Collin* 161, J. A. Cla- . . j., I. SlacEwan 177, R. Haward 173, VJ. ,'ilbon 132, C. Rlelvin 177, A. G. Sir..- 101, R. Glading 160. N. H. Fuller 15-1. J. Hobbs 161, P. L. Peacock 157, J. L. R'cls4, J. Galloway 153, J. H. Y-'JIV IT'S, T. H. Hcrton 154, J. D. 1C.7, K. Ward 162.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 233, 1 October 1937, Page 3
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