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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 213, 9 August 1937, Page 11

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(From Our Own Correspondents) BULLS, Aug. 9. Following is the draw for L.G.U. medal round of the Rarigitikei Ladies’ Golf Club, to be played on Thursday:—Silver division: Mrs de Bergh v. Miss C. Wilson, Mrs W. Wilson v. Mrs Webster, Miss N. Wilson v. Mrs MclCelvie, Mrs Hendry v. Bliss Price, Blrs McKenzie v. MrsßlcDonell, Miss McKenzie v. Mrs Dean, Miss Perrett v. Miss Stevons, Mrs Duncum v. Mrs Lawrence. Bronze division: Blrs Gibbons v. Blrs H. Pearce, IVlrs Anderson v. Blrs D. Wilson, Miss O. Lovett v. Mrs W. Pearce, Miss Palmer v. Miss Willis, Blrs Scott, v. Miss Anderson, Bliss Bailey v. Blrs Collier, Blrs Natzko v. Bliss K. Anion. Blrs Sadler v. Blrs Drew, Bliss Guy v. Mrs Smart, Bliss Kilgour-Carter v. Blrs Russell, Blrs Lnst-llnrris v. Bliss P. Levett, Blrs Carter v. scorer. Anyone unable to play, or not in the abovedraw, please ring 12W before noon on Thursday. The monthly meeting of the Parewanui Women’s Institute was held at_ “Apa House,” Blrs 11. F .Russell presiding, and extending a cordial welcome to all present, (hough the attendance was only fair, many being absent through illness .ot holidays. The potato-growing competition will again be entered for, Blrs Tattle kindly offering to supply the potatoes for planting. The president gave the motto for the month, ‘‘A place for everything, and everything in its place.” The roll call was, “The. house T should like.” Sewing hints demonstrated by Blrs 81. Homes were greatly appreciated. A competition for ginger-nuts resulted: Blrs 81. Homes 1. Mrs W. IClatt 2. Bliss 11. Russell 3. Next month the competition will be for the best darned working socks. A “bring and buy’” of seedlings will also be held.