Palmerston North Ladies’ Golf Club

Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 237, 7 October 1940, Page 5

Palmerston North Ladies’ Golf Club

DRAW TOR TO-MORROW A and B grades play a medal round for points and C grade play a sealed handicap to-morrow. Anyone unable ' to play is requested to ring Mrs. J. B. I Curd (’phono 7089) before 11 a.m. Following is the draw: — First Tec. Mrs. A. J. Berryman and Mrs. B. Clarke. Mr’s. C. Millington and Mrs. 11. Bavlcy. Mrs, J. B. Curd and Mrs. P. J. Horne. Mrs. C. V. Ciochetto and Mrs. N. H. Phillips. Mrs. J. French and Mrs. G. L. Goodwin. Mrs. H. B. Free and Miss T. Jepson. Mrs. lv. McMurray and Mrs. T. K. Fraser. Mrs. D. H. Cook, and Mis. E. Wilson. Mrs. E. Barv and Miss L M. Stewart. Fourteenth Tee. Mrs. W. Montgomery and Mrs. H. Peters. Mrs. M. C. Coates and Miss N. G. WhiTta. Mrs. C. W. Houghton and Miss J. Gaustad; # Mrs. C. L. Mowlem and Miss E. Mrs. N. V. Ballinger and Mrs. C. F. Wilkie. Mrs. F. G. Faircy and Mrs. Pi. Hopwood. Mrs. M. Thorburn and Mrs. P. B. Hutchins. Mrs. J. C. Johnston and Mrs. L. Thorbum. Mrs. S. I. McKenzio and Miss N. Cotter. Tenth Tee. Mrs. E. J. Astln and Mrs. A. Ward. Mrs. G. T. Boyle and Miss IT. Ballinger. , Mrs. C. Knecbonc and Mrs. B. J. Bell. Mrs. C. Otter and Mrs. R. Collins. Miss P. M. Robertson and Miss J. Day. Miss V. Townshend and Miss E. J. Searle. Mrs. S. G. Northey and Mrs. E. M. King.

SATURDAY’S RESULTS L.G.U. MEDAL ROUND AND MRS. B. CLARKE’S TROPHY A Grade—Silver Medal. Miss J. Brown 91—lb—78 Miss E. Thomson 96—17—79 B Grade —Bronze Medal. Miss L. Wimsett 94—26 —68 Miss G. Neill .. .. •• •• 109 —3b —73 Miss M. Mortland 100 —26 —74 Miss M. Thompson .. .. 95 —20—75 Miss N. Sttiart 97—22 —75 C Grade —Sealed Handicap Competition (Over 13 Holes). (Scaled Holes. Nos. 11 and*l3.) Miss J. Jamieson .. SO—l3—l6 —60 Mrs. E. Bropby .. •• 91 —15—12—64 Miss D. Floyd .. .. 102—19—16 —67 Miss J. Edwards .. .. 93—13—12 —68 NAPIER CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY MISS O. SMITH The t championship of the Napier Ladies’ Golf Club was won by Miss Olga Smith, who beat Miss Aira Ormond by 3 up and 2 to play in a closelycontested final.