BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 123, 23 April 1940, Page 9

BULLS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, April 22. The Rangitikei Ladies’ Golf Club held their opening day on Thursday when there were twenty-live members present. Canadian foursomes were played, and the winners were Mrs Scott, and Mrs McDonell (net 58). the ruunprs-up being Mrs Ransom and Miss Kiigour-Carter (net 59). Following is the draw for a stroke competition to be played on April 26: •Seniors: Mrs Collier v. Miss Guy; Miss Kiigour-Carter v. Mrs Last-Harris; Miss C. Wilson v. Mrs Clark; Mrs Jrleudry v. Mrs Whisker; Mrs Mackav v. Mrs McBoucll; Mrs McKelvio v. Mrs Ransom; Airs Scott v. Airs Russell; Mrs \V„ i’earee v. Miss Willis; Miss N. Wilson v. scorer. Juniors: Miss F. Anderson v. Miss Ferret t; Mrs Lawrence v. Miss O, Level t; Miss Bailey v. Mrs Drew: Mrs D. Wilson v. Miss M. Anderson; Mrs de Burgh v. Miss Field; MBs F. Lovett v. Mrs 11. Fearee: Mrs Carter v. Airs Tricker. Over 12 holes: Airs Broughton v. Mrs Smart; Miss AI. Carter v. Miss Fl.ygor; Aliss Coleman v. Mrs Gower: Miss J. Wilson v. AlisS B. Alackay; Airs Gibbons v. Airs Nat/.ke; Aliss C. Howard v. Aliss N. Lawrence; Aliss B. Gibbons v. scorer. As advertised, Anr.ao parades and services will be held at Bulls (11 a.m.) and Rongotca (2 p.nt.) on Thursday, Alajcr Victor Dick, of l'almcrston North, will be the principal speaker at both places, and the Palmerston North Salvation Army Band will also attend.