WANAKA NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22051, 6 September 1933, Page 10

WANAKA NOTES

(From Oub Own Correspondent.) PEMBROKE, September 4. GOLF. Both sections of the Wanaka Golf Clnb played medal rounds on Saturday. Th« following are the best cards: — Ladies (13 holes).—Mrs Jackson 69 18—51, Mrs Thompson 78—26—52, Mrs Morris 75—23—52; Mrs Ewin« 70—17 53, Miss F. Perrow 72—18—54, Mrs Walker 76—20—56, Mrs Collings 72—16 56, Mrs Perrow 84—26—58, Mrs M*Kegg 79—21—58, Miss Bovett 86—26—60, Mrs Studholme 87—26—61, Miss Habner 89— 26—63, Miss B. Faulks 95—26—«9, Miss Mac Kay 95—26—69. .- Men (18 holes).—M. Thompson 98—35 —63, F. Jackson 83—16—67, J. Bovett 104—35—69, T. Anderson, jun., 98—27 71, D. Campbell 93—20—73, J. Faulks 89—15—74, C. Templeton 86—12—74, A. Mliaren 108—34—74, T. Anderson, sen., 105—29—76, W. Trevathan 90V-12—78, J. Perrow 87—9—78, C. Ironside 104—21 —B3, B. Ballantyne 116—24—92. SPORTS BALL. A sports ball was held in the Pembroke Hall on Wednesday night last. The-at-tendance was large, the hall being filled to capacity. The ball was promoted by Mrs Willis Scaife for the benefit of the sports bodies in Pembroke. An enthusiastic committee, headed by Misses Joan Scaife, M. Ewing, and E; Barker, assisted by the lady supporters of the various clubs, had tastefully decorated the hall for the occasion. The music was supplied by Burrough's. Cromwell Jazz Band.