PATEA NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 257, 31 October 1939, Page 2

PATEA NOTES

GOLF <LIB TOl RNAMENT ‘Own Correspondent l PATEA, Oct. 30. Forty members of the Palea Go.-f Club participated in a combined t« ornament on Sunday. The weather was brilliant and members enthusiastically enjoyed the day. The president. Mr. J. N. Anderson, presented the trophies at the conclusion of play. Results were as follow: Morning.- Ladies v. Men: Miss L. Carey beat J. Peterson; Miss B. Wilson beat J. Edwards, Mrs. Haddow brat. E. Horner. Mrs. Broker lost to S. Ed' ards, Mrs. Carey halved with L. Paton. Mrs. Masters lost to C. Carey. Mrs. Paton beat Findlay. Mrs. Cardiff lost to J. N. Anderson, Miss N. Carey lost to Tidbury. Miss Anderson lost to C. Hucker, Miss Barker beat H. A. Boswell. Miss Barnes beat Fleet. Miss Strauchon lost to T. Cardiff. Mrs. Adams lost to C. Beauchamp. Ladies: fi wins. 7 losses. Men: 7 " ins. 6 losses. One match halved. Miss B. Wilson 'von the medal for ladies, with a score of ST 3 1 -67, and C. Beauchamp the men’s with 87—24 -- 63. Other scores were: .Miss Barnes. 106 36 70; Miss L. Carey. 92- 21—71; Mrs. Cares’. 10S 36 -72; Mrs. Haddow. 101 26—75: Miss Anderson. 112 36—76; Mrs. Paton. 113 -35- 77; Miss Barker. 114 35—79; Mrs. Masters. 118 - 36—82; Miss Strauchon. 109—25—84: Mrs. Cardiff. 110—26 - 84: Mrs. Adams. 120 —36—84: Miss 4. Carcy. 123—36—87; C. Hucker. 86 21—65; C. Carey. 86 17 -69; Fleet. 85—16 —69: .1. Peterson. 76—6 —7O: .1. Edwards, 79—9—70; Tidbury, 90—18 25 74; S. Edwards, 83—8 - 75: T. Cardiff. 87—11 - 76: E. Homer, 91 14 77: J. N. Anderson. 94 17 77: H. A. Boswell, 102 24- 78: Finlay, ill 28—83. The Canadian foursomes in the afternoon '-ere won by Miss J. Barneand Mr. .1. Jackson after a play-off with Mrs. C. Caret and Fleet and Mrs. G. Broker and A. B. Currie, all of whom tied with net 755. The playoff was on the •‘snorting" 12 hole. Other cards were: Miss Wilson and T. Cardiff. Mrs. Haddow and J. Peterson. Mrs. Masters and C. Beauchamp. 78 net: Miss B. Barker and R. Adams. 79: Miss Anderson and H. A. Boswell. Miss McDougall and E. Horner. 80: Miss L Caret and S. Edwards. Miss Strauchon and P. Blvde. 81: Mrs. Cardiff and L. Paton. 82; Mrs. Baker and J. Edwards. 83; Mrs. Paton and G. Broker. 82: Miss N. Carey and R. Finlay 92: Mrs. Adams and McFarlane, 93. (EXfENMAL MEMORIAL At a meeting of the Patea Centennial Memorial Committee last week it was decided to ask Mr. H. G. Dickie. M. to perform the opening ceremony of the children s paddling poo! and baths, which is to be held on Saturday, December 2. at 2.30 p.m. The Seaside Society and Surf Club are tb be asked to arrange a short programme of sports. The chairman and members of various local bodies will be invited to be present.