WAKEFIELD

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 10 March 1939, Page 8

WAKEFIELD

J UTAH A DALE GOLF C’El B M. r. C. Watkins presided over a fair a ttcmluucc of members at the annual uf Ike Tutaiadaie Golf Chib liejii in Wakefield. 11l Ins report the president stressed the raising if,e subscriptions for the " lll, ' r '<> pm the club on a sou ml financial basis, u, carry with the NX 1. " '"” l a ® llate '"I'll* thanks "I the club are due lo Mr and Mrs !■'. Springer," the report ecu tinned, "for the use of their fields and tor Me: very generous way they have treated He, dub. Thanks are also due t„ Mr and In' Messrs 11. Mrl’liersun and ’ I'alap ''‘"Kent allowed m her bdan". shed that (he dul, laid a few pounds in band to Tie election of officers resulted Presi deni. Mr C. Sluittleworth : vice-presidents Messrs I (.'. Watkins, F. Andrews w' Simpson ; secretary, Ml .1. f. Slu’lUle wortli ; treasurer, Mr 11. Hose; dub eap'll's "'caver; von Messrs H Marlin. 11. M, I'hrrsou. S. Weaver I, Me auditor, Mr Thomas, ladies eoni""ttv", Mesdanics Bird, J. Shultle"ml li, Hisses K. Ilunit, Jlootliam, K. l! a i. pent ; emergency committee, president, secretary, treasurer and club captain. Afler considerable discussion the sobscript,„us lor the year were fixed: Men 355; ladies 25; juveniles (under 18), boys 15s; girls 10s. green fees, 2s per day or A small commit tee was appointed to in. I«'view Mr Springer and endeavour to lease Hie course for a period of years. Work on the course will be put in band shortly and if is hoped to open the season early in April.