MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 May 1939, Page 9

MARTINBOROUGH

GOLF CLUB COMPETITIONS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The draw for Saturday is as follows: A grade: Miss Mahood v Miss Kershaw; Mrs McLeod v Miss Blundell; Mrs Caseley v Mrs I. McLeod; Miss Harvey v Miss K. Martin; Mrs Moore v Mrs Griffiths; Mrs McConnell v Miss Sutherland; Mrs Baker v Mrs Marflitt; Mrs Martin v Mrs Knutson; Mrs Parsons v Mrs Speedy; Miss Jury v Miss Baker; Miss Hancox v Mrs Wall. C grade: Miss Hall v Miss Beveridge; Miss Stewart v Mrs Knell; Mrs Skill v Miss Dudley; Mrs Sadd v Miss Harding; Mrs Boyd v Mrs Rankine; Miss McDonald v Miss McLaren; Mrs Willis v Mrs ’Whitehorn; Mrs McWilliam v Mrs G. Blundell. Players must be off the first tee by 1.15 p.m. Anyone unable to play is asked to ring the hon secretary (Miss H. Harvey), telephone 138 R, before 11 a.m. on Saturday. School Committee Meeting. At the monthly meeting of the Martinborough District High School committee there were present: Messrs H. L. Griffiths, K. Arthur, secretary, E. R. Burch, F. Wright, R. P. George, G.’P. Cotter, W. McNally, E. C. Sadd, R. Lawrence and the Headmaster- (Mr D. Pryor). Mr Griffiths was elected chairman, and Mr Sadd took over the office of treasurer. The National Peace Council forwarded a form for signatures in furtherance of peace interests. —The request was agreed to. Wellington Education Board w’rote stating that the tender of Mr N. Thomas had been accepted for various repairs and the plumbing was placed in the hands Of Mr Roper. The resignation of Miss Joan Hall was received and accepted with regret, she having received an appointment at Waipawa District High School. The Headmaster reported attendances for the month: Primary roll 191, average attendance 171, secondary 42 and 40.5. Mrs Mills was appointed school caretaker. Mr Sadd was appointed Visiting Committee for ensuing month.