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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 June 1940, Page 7

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GOLF CLUB MEN’S COMPETITIONS. . (“Times-Age” Special.) VZeather conditions on Saturday i.7ere excellent for golf and enjoyable t games, were played. The best cards returned for the qualifying round for the Yule cup and flight competitions were R. Fisher 75, J. Steel 79, G. S. George 80, C ,K. Goodin 80, H. Dudson 80, G. Hart 81, R. Harrington 83. C. Clark 83, D. L. Taverner 83, H. Colson 84, T. T. Hughes 84, .1. V. Gustofson 84, B. Whitburn 85. G. Riggs 86, M. Kiddie 87, C. Larsen 89. Yule cups, first round: —Fisher beat G. Hart; George beat Harrington; Goodin beat Clark; Dudson beat Steel. Semi-final; George beat Fisher; Dudson beat Goodin. First flight, first round: Whitburn beat Taverner; Kiddie beat Hughes; Lawrence beat Gustofson; Colson beat Riggs. Semi-final: Whitburn beat Kiddie; Larsen beat Colson. Frist round in second flight: Barrett beat Forbes; Lawrence beat Shankland; Harp beat F. Hill; S. Hill beat Candy. Semi-finals: Barrett beat Lawrence; S. Hill beat Harp. First round in third flight: Tankersley beat Dwane; Knutson beat Smith. Final: Knutson beat Tankersley. Net medal round competition: Gustofson 84-16-68. Bogey Round: —C. K. Goodin, 1 down. Stableford 'Competition.—C. K. Goodin 26-6,32, R. Barrett 17-15-32, tied for first place. The finals for the Yule Cup and flight competitions will be payed next Saturday. LADIES’ MEDAL ROUND. The following were the best scores handed in for the L.G.U. and club medal round—Miss P. Renall; 94, 25, 69; Mrs Dwane, 95, 24, 71; Miss Lawrence, 109, 36, 73; Miss Berrill, 91, 18, 73; Miss V. Corlet, 110, 36, 74; Miss M. Campbell, 94, 20. 74; Mrs Murray. 94. 19, 75; Mrs Callander," 93, 16, 77; Miss N. Renall, 104, 27, 77; Mrs Hai rington, 99, 18, 81; Mrs Colson, 101, 19, 82. BRIDE-TO-BE r GUEST AT PARTY. f' There was a very large attendance at the Parkvale Hall on Saturday night when Miss A. Gray was tendered a “parcel evening” in honour of her approaching marriage to Mr H. J. Biggs, of Lower Hutt. The time was spent in cards and dancing. The music for the dancing was supplied by Mrs V. J. Ashton and Mr Harding, of Masterton.

The Monte Carlo was won by Miss D. Roberts and Mr M. Gray. The card prizewinners were as follow: —Mrs Phelps, Mrs P. Oliver, Mr P. Oliver and Mr W. George. A dainty supper was served

At a suitable interval Mr B. Roberts. M.P., in referring to the high esteem in which Miss Gray v.as held in the district, called upon her to open the numerous parcels. Mr Biggs, on behalf of Miss Gray, suitably replied. The singing of “Auld Lang Syne” brought a happy gathering to a close at midnight. < Vital Statistics. The vital statistics for May are as follow the figures for the corresponding month last year being in parentheses:- —Births 6 (1), deaths 1 (3), marriages 4 (3).