BULLS NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, 30 September 1947, Page 2

BULLS NOTES

PRESBYTERIAN SALE OF WORK (0.C.) Bulls, Sept. 28. The Bulls Presbyterian Church organised a highly successful sale of work recently which returned £129. The function was well patronised by the public and was a credit to the secretary, Miss Ella Richards and her fellow-organisers. The stalls and their attendants were as follow: Fancy, Mesdames J. H. Russell, Burston, H. Bowen, A. W. Amon, and Miss M. Brookie; novelty, Mesdames L. Vile, Jamieson and M. Murray and Misses'L. Jamieson and C. Vile; produce, Mesdames Signal, and A. McGregor; flower, Mesdame Cornfoot, Smart, Campion, Funnell, Stewart and Miss Walker; cakes, Mrs. L. Scot: and Miss Clare; ice cream, Mrs. Westwood; bran tub, Mrs. Montgomery; afternoon tea. Mrs. Tricker (supervisor), Nagel. H. Meads, D. Ross, R. Colthart, Craig, Lewer, Hinkley. R. Kemp and R. Pawsey and Misses H. Wilson, Baigent, P. Amon, S. Amon and E. Thoms; doorkeepers, Mesdames Wood and Cuie. Competitions resulted as under:— Cooking and domestic, Madiera cake, Mrs. Cornfoot 1, Mrs. Florence 2; chocolate cake, Mrs. J. Stewart 1, Mrs. Florence 2; sponge cake, Mrs. Fred Stock 1, Mrs. Finnemore 2; gingernuts, Mrs. H. Meads 1. Mrs. cornioot 2; scones, Mrs. Gordon Thoms 1, Mrs. Finnemore 2; pikelets, Mrs. Bowen 1, Mrs. Thoms 2; marmalade, Mrs. Florence 1. Mrs, Cornfoot 2; preserved pears, Mrs. Payne 1, Mrs. Eyies 2. Faneywork: Child's smocked frock, Mrs. R." Kemp 1, Mrs. Payne 2; worked tea towel, Mrs. A. W. Amon 1, Mrs. Cornfoot 2; child's knitted garment. Miss Clare 1 and 2; any knitted article, Mrs. Ross 1, Miss Clare 2; crochet in cotton, Mrs. Cornfoot 1, Mrs. H. Pearce 2. Decorative, bowl of flowers. Mrs. Eyles 1, Mrs. L. G. Taverner 2; table vase, Mrs. Taverner 1, Mrs. Eyles -; cut flowers. Iceland poppies, Mrs. Florence 1, Mrs. L. Scott 2; poljanthus, Mrs. Smart. 1, Mrs. Eyles 2; daffodils, Mrs. R. Tricker 1. Mrs. Finnemore 2; spec,men daffodil, Mrs. E. Coleman 1. Miss N. Wilson 2: arctotis. Mrs. McMurray 1 and 2; childrens posy, Margaret Hoskin 1 and bu <; tonboles, Margaret Hoskin 1 and 2. decorated sand saucer, Betty Jordan 1, Sybil Edwards 2. REVIVAL OF GOH IN BILLS About 40 golfing enthusiasts met m Bulls recently at the invitation ot Mr. K. W. Dalrymple, who was president of the Rangitikei Golf Club when the latter body went into recess shortly after the outbreak ot the wai. Mr Dalrymple told the meeting that the club had purchased land on which they had the makings of one of the best golf courses in the district, providing dry fairways all the year. The fairwavs 'had become gorse ridden and would require a great deal ot time and money spent on them. The club had a credit ot £9O in hand but this would not go far and he said the members would have to rally round with working bees. Mr. Ken Field suggested opening subscription lists and narked up his suggestion with a donation of £5. The chairman explained that theie was a difficulty in getting the right Kind of labour for the job of putting the greens in order and thought the members themselves should do this part.