BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 265, 9 October 1939, Page 12

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, Oct. 8. Tlie following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal round and stroke competition “11, to bo played on October 12:—Seniors: Mrs Bussell v Mrs Mockay, Miss McKenzie v. Miss Guy, Miss Perrel't'v. Miss Willis, Mrs McKclvie v. Mrs Scott. Mrs Hendry v. Mrs D. Wilson, Miss N. Wilson v. Mrs Clark, Miss Kilgour-Carter v. Miss C. Wilson, Mrs Collier v. Mrs McDonell. Juniors: Miss Bailey v. Miss O. Lovett, Mrs Carter v. Mrs Drew, Miss F. Anderson v. Mrs W. Pearce, Mrs Anderson v. Miss Palmer, Mrs Tricker v. Miss M. Anderson, Mrs Last-llarris v. Mrs 11. )Pearcc, Miss P. Lovett v. Miss Lawrence. Over 12 holes: Mrs Smart v. Miss Coleman, Miss Field v. Mrs Gower, Mrs Gibbons v. Mrs Broughton, Miss I'lyger v. Miss B. Maekay, Miss B. Gibbons v. Miss J. Wilson, Miss N. Lawrence v. Mi6S C. Howard. The match played last week between the captain s and the secretary’s teams resulted in the former winning. The best cards handed in Were : Mrs Anderson, 112—36 —76; Mrs Maekay, 107—30—77- Miss M. Anderson, 112—33-y 79. As advertised, members of tho Bulls junior division of the W.D.F.U. will hold a dance in the Bulls Town Ilall on October 25. A professional orchestra has been engaged, and novelty dances will bo an added attraction. The Presbyterian Church Guild met in tho Clifton Hall to receive reports on the recent sale of work. Tho sum of £65 14s was taken, and a hearty expression of appreciation was passed to all those belonging to other churches who had helped to make the effort a success. Members of Marton branch of St. John Ambulance are to visit Bulls to give a demonstration of first aid work to all men intcrostcd.