MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 July 1941, Page 7

MARTINBOROUGH

GOLF CLUB MEDAL COMPETITIONS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The best cards handed in after a medal round on Saturday were: J. Kershaw 97. 25, 72; G. de V. W. Blathwayt 101, 28, 73; G. S. McLeod 92. 16. 76. Points scored in the Campbell Sievers Memorial Cup: J. Kershaw 3, G. Blathwayt 2, G. McLeod 1. Points scored to date: A. I. Charles 5, G. Blathwayt 5, H. Harvey 4J, M. McLeod 4, G. McLeod 3,.5. W. Martin 3, J. Kershaw 3.

The best cards handed in by the lady members in a medal handicap on Saturday were: Mrs Charles 102, 24, 78; Miss Harvey 97, 14, 83; Mrs Baker, 108, 24. 84. Personal Items. On Saturday afternoon the members of the Featherston County Office staff met to farewell Mi- John Pike, who, after ten years’ service, is severing his connection with the County Council in order to take up a position in a commercial house in Wellington. Mr Pike was the recipient of a gift, and received the good wishes of those present for his future success.

Miss F. I. Collier, who has for the past ten years been infant mistress at the Martinborough School, and is vacating that position, to take up duty at the Featherston School, was the guest at a series of farewell functions during the past week. On Tuesday the staff of the school entertained her at a social gathering where she was the recipient of a parting' gift, and on Wednesday the committee made her a presentation of a crystal vase. On Thursday the ladies of the Home and School Association entertained Miss Collier at a farewell tea party.