PARK GOLF CLUB

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22438, 19 September 1947, Page 4 (Supplement)

PARK GOLF CLUB

LADIES' MEDAL ROUND A modal round will bo played by lady members of the Park Coif Club this week-end. The draw is:— Prom No. 8 Tee.—12.30 p.m., Mrs. C. Powell v. Miss M. Patterson, and Mrs. M. Playfair v. Mrs. P. Vickers; 12.34 p.m., Mrs. 1/. Mitchell v. Mies Iv. Salter, and Miss E. Johnson v. Mrs. J. Innes ; 12.33 p.m.. Miss M. Haisman v. Miss L. Linton, and Miss 11. Baliantyne v. Mrs. E. McKee; 12.42 p.m., Mrs. C. Quinn v. Miss J. Byres, and Mrs. E. lieighway v. Miss M. (Jordon; 12.46 p.m.. Miss M. Duufoy v. Miss M. Ensor, and Miss I). Emmerson v. Mrs. M. Ceddes; 12.50 p.m., Mrs. P. Wells v. Mrs. L. Halliwell, and Miss M. Curtis v. Miss J. Kerr; 12.54 p.m., Mrs. J. Bradley v. Miss M. Cook, and Miss J. Park v. Miss J. llano; 12.58 p.m.. Miss M. Roddick v. Miss P. Moore, and Mrs. J. Richardson v. Miss l*\ Johnstone; 1.1 p.m., Miss P. White v. Miss M. Sharp. C Section.—Miss P. McDermott v. Miss J. Jones; Mrs. F. Fisher v. Mrs. R. Herivcl; Miss M. Hcnshaw v. Miss J. Paviour-Smith; Miss E. Livingston v. Miss P. Hitchincr; Miss B. Carson v. Miss N. Hayes; Miss A. Hamilton v. Miss N. Carson; Miss L. Masters v. Miss J. Isbfstcr; Miss N. Thomson v. Miss J. Pitt; Miss J. Bleakly v. Mrs. E. Smith; Miss N. Clare v. Miss F. Mann; Miss N. Meant v. Miss N. Murphy; Miss I. Rhodes v. Miss L. Webster. ■WAIKOHU GOLF A visit from members of the PatutahJ Coif Club and also a number of Rakauroa golfers was enjoyed by Waikohu golfers at the weekend. The links were fully taxed when 6<J players took the field, a foursome over nine holes being played in the morning and a fourball best-ball over 18 holes in the afternoon. Morning and afternoon tea provided by the Waikohu Club was served under the direction of Mesdames W. V. Luttrell and C. S. Bridge whose elVorts, combined with the organisation of the sccretay. Mr. \V. V. Luttrell. contributed largely to the success of the day. 'Hie visiting teams included Mesdames R. Crahum, Witara. Clark, Murphy, Pore, Hogan. Johsou, Mouteith and McLean, Misses P. Atkins, J. Mouteith. N. Edwards, T. and R. Kirkpatrick. P. Hogan. M. Hogan and K. Boyea, Messrs. T. Pere, J. Edwards, J. Atkins, L. T. Smith, L. J. Renner,-JI. M. White, R. Craham, H. Mouteith, A. Shaw, H. Collett, I). Saunders. S. Mouteith. B. Craham. F. Faram. R. Smith, Witara, R. Jobson, E. Collett, 11. Tombleson, F. McLean and W. Boys. .The borne team comprised Mesdames T. Mitchell, A. M. Trcmewan, C. Caukrodger, E. Cranswick. J. V. Clark and I). Craill; Misses V. Seamons, E. Spence and B. Dymock ; Messrs. E. Bradley, R. H. Brown, W. I. Bruce, R. J. Fisher, C. S. Bridge, T. M. Askew, J. L. Spence, 11. Bridge, H. F. Hammond. C. Campbell, T. Mitchell, J. V. Clark, I). Craill. and K. Bradley.

At the close of play the Waikohu captain, Mr. H. F. Hammond, expressed their pleasure at the visit and said it was hoped in the future to have a trophy for competition between country clubs. Mr. 11. M. White, on behalf of the Patutahi club, and Mr. F. Fa ram, for Rakauroa players, returned thanks for the hospitality, and endorsed the proposal for a competition for country clubs.