WAERENGA-A-HIKA NEWS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19098, 20 August 1936, Page 16

WAERENGA-A-HIKA NEWS

W.I. CARD PARTY (Herald Correspondent.) The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Torrie was the scene of a most enjoyable fivehundred tournament hold in aid of the Waerenga-a-hika Women’s Institute. Some very keen games were played, several people ticing for each prize. The winners were : Ladies.—Mrs. J. SlierI'ilf, 1 ; Miss K. McKenzie, 2. Gcntlenioii. —Mr. J. Nickerson, 1; Mr. J. Ingram, 2. . A delicious supper was provided by the institute members, after which the president expressed thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Torrie for the use of their home. The next, and final, evening for the aggregate prizes will he held on September 16. Those present included Mesdamos .1. B. Greig, A. Barrow, Sherriff. F. McKenzie, Lee, H. Ingram, IT. Croxton, Pevreal. and Newman: Misses F. .Jen nings. Johnstone, and E. McKenzie. Maude and F. W. Nolan; D. Hebenton and W. Mclldowie- v. Motley and Mitchell: H. W. Barker and B. Kemp v. M. G. Dobson and Jeffries; G. A. Nieholls and 11. G. Kemp v. Galvin and Barton : S. 1). Nathan and F. Tolcrton v. Hall an Clare; 11. K. Dodd v. T. Terry. GISBORNE PARK CLUB •Members of the Gisborne Park Goll Club will play a Stableford- bogey match ibis coming week-end in conjunction with the third round of play for the DeCosta and Chrisp cups. The third and final qualifying round ' for the ladies’ championship and handicaps also will be played. PATUTAHI CLUB WEEK-END MATCH (Hevahl Correspondent.) A Stableford bogey match will be played on the Patntahi Golf Club’s links on Saturday, commencing at 1.15 p.m., the draw being made on the ground. Over the week-end a medal round will ho played, the ladies playing 18 holes and the men 27, play commencing at 1C o’clock. This will serve as a qualifying round and the first 16 ladies and the (first 16 men will play olf a mixed foursome handicap two-ball for the President’s Clip. The draw for the week-end is as iollows: Ixidies.—Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Pore, ano Mrs. Burland; Miss N. McLoughlan, Mrs. Menzies, and Miss Walker; Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. M. Hogan, and' Mrs. .). Hogan; Miss C. Doherty, Miss Pore, and Mrs. McNaughton; Mrs. Jobson, Mrs. McWhirter, and Mrs. Monteith; Miss M. Doherty, Miss E. Benson, and Airs. L Smith; Miss V. Benson, Miss J. Crawford, and Airs. Atchison ; Miss J. Campvell. Airs. Dods, and Mrs. F'itz gerald; Airs. Waddell, and Airs. Cameron

Men.—T. Pore, J. Atkins, and G. Dods; T. Smith, F. Wickens, and L. Renner; S: AlcLoughlan, Al. Hogan, and K. "Parsons : J. Edwards, C. Burland, and B. Jackson; A. Pere, T. Atchison, C. Cusack, and J. Hogan; J. Alackie, G. Burland, and C. Sturgess; C. Menzies, J. 11. Alonteith, and W. Jackson: A. Waddell. W. Cameron, and F. Smith ; A. ATcWbirter, J. Smith, and CFitzgerald. Any person whose name is not mentioned and who wishes to play should get in touch with the secretary before noon on Saturday.