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STEEL COULSON

SNOOKER LEAGUE

Results To-Date

The Catholic Union Club return to the head of the League follow- ing recent matches. The Royal Welsh Fusiliers Sergeants played their initial game on return from camp, defeating the CS.C.C. on the latters table. The Royal Naval Yard Police displace the Dockyard Recreation Club for third position. D.R.C.

V. Smith

*F. Marsh

37

24

A. Lewis

49

J. Newnhami

36

A. Norris

39

C.U.C..

Mr. Pereira

.51

Mr. Santos

75

Mr. Antonio

15

Mr. Da Luz

40

Mr. Barretto ........

49

Results: C.U.C. 4; D.R.C. 1.

Bendall

Dr. Shaw

A. Perry

L. MacTavish

Result: PO. Mess 3;

A PLEASANT FUNCTION

Mrs. C. E. L. Grist Honoured

Many people gathered together at the Girl Guide Headquarters, Sandilands Hat, yesterday evening to witness the presentation of the Medal of Merit to Mrs. C. E. L. Grist. Lady Southor, the Guide Commissioner, performed the pre- sentation.

The Arst ceremony after tea was the enrolment of three Guiders, the other Guiders forming a horse- shoe.

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Lady Southorn in making the presentation said:-

I have a twofold pleasant task is to welcome to perform. One

Mrs, Bartholomew and the Gulde Vice-Presidents here to-day, and the other to, present. Mrs, C. E. L Grist with the Medal of Merit which has been awarded her from We were Gunde Headquarters. asked to present the Medal on February 22, the Joint birthday of

Chief Scout and the Chief but that day was inipossible great many of us. So we to-day, and we look upon it

as a celebration of Thinking Day. as February 22 is called in the Guide world. I know that the affec- tionate thoughts of all guides go out to their Chiefs, especially as the recent papers said that they were both suffering from dengue fever. We wish them a speedy recovery with all our hearts and a safe re- turn to their home at Pax after their African tour.

C.S.C.C

L. Strange

65

L. Billson

13

59

H. Hillyer

13

B. Bower

3

F.O. Mess

C. Pile

31

T. Ple

81

49

53

47 C.S.C.C. 2

53

28

46

C. C. Pereira

34

J. C. Remedios

58

Garr. Sgts, Mess

Sgt. Mecdy

Sgt. Smith

53

Sgt. "Cullmore

37

Now to the great event of to- day the presentation of the Medal of Merit to Mrs. C. E. L. Grist, No medal Deputy Commissioner.

Q.M.S. Mound

45

Sgt. Bowler

38

Ο

"Result St, Pats. 3; G.S.M.. 2.

Biggest Break D. Santos

27.

St. Pats

D. Santos

L Castilho

M. Baptista

C. & P.O. C.P.O. Darwent Shipwi. Savage: C. Sta. Morgan

C.P.O. Woodhouse

C.E.R.A. Todd

.R.N.Y.P.

Mr. Down

Mr. Bellemy

Mr. Fowler

SREBRNE ERROR

64

34

40

Mr Gwyther ................ 30 Mr. Stafford

73 Result: R.N.Y.P. 3; C, & P.O. 2. St. Pats,

M. Baptista

J. C. Remedios

L. Castillo

$325

23

24

21

A. Marcy

47

C. C. Rereira

27

R.E, Mess

P. Collins

31'

8. Morton

54

A. Warr

36

58

67

H. Chant

FL Wade

Result: R.E. Mess 5; St. Pats nil

P.O. Mess

A. Perry.

.F. Mason

71

30

51

39

D.R.C.

33

Dr. Bhaw

F. HOI

L. McTavish

Mr. Smith

Mr. Norris

*Mr. Lewis

Mr. Ruth

8E8A7 9329%

THE DAY'S EVENT

has ever been. better deserved either for services in Hong Kong

elsewhere. Mrs. Grist has begged me to say nothing about her career, in fact she would have liked me to hand over the Medal when we were alone, or send it by post. such is her modesty. But we all feel that we want to do her honour not only for her untiring devotion to guide work but also for her charming personality, which makes working with her a real joy. Through some private detective work I have discovered that Mrs. Grist became a Guide over 21 years ago. It seems in- credible when your look at her.

FIRST CLASS GUIDE She is a 1st Class Guide, holds all Round Cards, Nursing Armlet and the War Service 1916 badge for interpreting at a Belgian Home. In addition she holds 23 badges. But I am sure she will stop me in

4 minute, so I will only say that she deserves the Medal alone for her wonderful organisation of the Girl Guide Jubilee last year. All rejoice at this recognition of her work for the Gulde Movement and we hope she will help Hong Kong Guiding for many a year' to come. She brings the Guide irit into every day life and we wish her with all affection many happy years in which to wear this Medal of Merit.

The medal was then presented to Mrs. C. E, L. Grist.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936.

LADIES YACHT RACE

Fourth Extra Series

The Ladies Fourth Extra Series was held by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday over a course of 8 alles, Quarry Bay Mark (P), Kowloon Rocks (8), Rumsey Shoal Mark (P), N, Mark on Line, Quarry Bay Mark (5), Club Line. Details follow:-

"A" CLASS—STARTED AT 1455.

Prev.

Finished Corr. Pos. Pta, Pts. Total

18.48.24

← 8 18 27

"LY & G" OLASSES-STARTED AT 1455.

Carpenter, AI

Lobo, A2

(Miss L. C. Edwards)

18.40.09

3 10 31

41

(Mrs. B. Edwards)

Joss, A8

16.39.37

2 11 39

50

Miss M. Larsseri) ·

Gull, 49.............

16.50.45

6-7 26

33

(Mrs. F. Owen Hughes)

True Blue, A11

16.34.24

1 13 32

45

(Miss E, Walker)

Pat; A12

16.49.17

5

16

24

(Mrs. D. W. Persse) Painted Lady, A14

17.01.07

7

:6 20

28

(Mrs. E, Booty)

Stella, Yi

16.59.46 16.45.46 4 12 33

45

(Mrs. M. Ellerby)

Heron, Y3

17.04.30 16.50.30 S 11-23

34

(Mrs E. Moore); Widgeon, Y5

18.59.16 16.44:35 3 13 36

49

(Mrs. K. A. Bilderbeck) Zephyr, YB

".

16.59.20 16.44.00 1 16 41

57

(Mrs. M, E. Hindson) Sirius, 07

17.06.04 18.44.04 2 14 48

62

(Mrs. Cooper)

D.N.F. D.N.F.

24

24

10

16.59.59 16.54:39 2

5

9

14.

18.59.24 18.59.24 3.

17.00.30 16.53.50 1

416

20

7 10

26

Lala, 09 Owl, all

Colleen, H2

"H" CLASS-STARTED AT 15.05.

(Mrs. P. F. Foley). Rolla, F3

(Miss B, M. Kirke) Dorothea, H9.....

(Miss H. De Beauclerk)

H.K. GOLF CLUB

Results To-Date

J. D. Hutchison &vbg J., D. Hutchison & Co. received walk-over from Gilman and Co. in the semi-final of the Stubbs Shield and will now meet the P.W. D. in the Anal.

the Junior The semi-finals of Championship resulted as follows: -W. A Stewart beat W. C. She wan 3 and 1, H. Laffond beat Comdr. G. F. Hole 4 and 3.

In the Adamson Cup. February qualifying competition played at Happy Valley from February 7 to 16. A. D. Fraser with a card of 82-1765 and & E Edgar with 86-20-65 both quailded.

YACHTING NOTES

Light Airs And No Results

The Yacht Club's Cruiter racing- programme suffered a further re- verse on Sunday, when the arth Championship race round Cheurig Chan had to be abandoned for 'lack of wind; the Cruisers are thus left with two resalis on hand and the Four Tonners with three.

Both Classes were away to a light East wind, with spinnakers set for the run down the harbour: the going was quite fatr until West Paint when the wind fel! right away and from then on is never looked very much ilke be- ing t race. The four Tonners were well bunched up as they came out through the Sulphur Channel, but the Cruisers had started to string out with La Cl- gale and U. & I. in the lead. while Azuma and Wanderer were holding up further North and left Green Island to Port. "

CORRECT TACTICS

These tactics seemed to be cor- rect at the start and Azuma was well ahead of the rest of the fleet by the time she had got to the by South of Kaulchau; however, here the East wind got tired and gave up, and the yachts after i period of calm were soon off again to light Westerly airs, Down to the South by Lingting. there ap- peared to be a quite fresh South Easterly breeze blowing, but It seemed to have no intention of spreading over to the course the yachts were on West Wind and Penguin, however, had the cour- age of thely convictions and went off to look for it, with the result that they were soon aalling away far ahead of the rest of the feet.

THE ORDER

West Wind turned the mark first followed by Penguin, U. & 1. Azuma and La Cigale, the last named having lost heavily by go- ing too far North when nearing Cheung Chau. To the West of the island the winds were light sc

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that it was about 5.00 pm. before most of the yachts got started for home through the Cheung Chau Channel.

Hong Kong

ROME BULLETIN

West Wind was still [Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

Fress (Copyright.)] well in the lead, but by the time she, reached Papai the wind, which

Rome, Feb. 18. was now coming from the North. As a rule. no war bulletins are falled her. This left the yachts published on Sundays, but "to-day some miles to sall in light airs the Ministry of Propaganda has with only two hours to go, so the Issued an official Bulletin No. 125, race was abandoned and engines which states, that since - Bunday put on. The order of the yachts, morning a "big battle" has been retum trip in progress south of Makale, the as they started the just before giving up was:-West exception is made. No further Wind. U. & I., La Cigale, Azuma, · detalls are added, except that the Norddwester, Penguin, Cutty. Norse fighting resulted from an offen- - man. Curlew. Mal Hwe, Typhoon, sive initiated by the Italians 8a1 Long, Wanderer, Tern. Mon- February 11- soon. Luana and Quest.

Transocean News Service.

Of Games

Mr. Ash

Result: DRC 3; P.O. Mess -2.

... G.S. Mess

Sgt, Smith

Sgt. Bowler

Sgt. Cullmore

Bgt, Butters

LOCAL RUGBY

73

43

New Schedule

$2

QMS Mound

46

KNY.F.

H. Nicholls

38

W. Stafford

52

J. Gwyther

54

85

18

C. Downl....

C. Bellary

Result: RNY.P. 3; GS. Mess 2

A Cheetham ....

B.W.F. Sets.

J, Dale

68. 53

W. Baerd

'F. Freeman :

30

"W. Bolls

35

0500.

44,"

09

31

30

A. Bower C. Strange W. Hillyer

H. Westlake

J. Bendall

Result; R.W.F. Sets. 3; 0.8.0.0,2.

Information has been received from the Becretary of the Hong Kong Rugby Club to the effect that there will be no Rugby game this Saturday. On Sunday Feb- ruary 23 the Club will try conclu- sion with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation

while on Saturday February 29 the final of the International Tournament between Ireland and Scotland and Dominions will be played off on the Club ground kick off at 4.15 p.m.1

The Charity Beven aside Tournament will take place ne scheduled.

LEAGUE TABLE DATE

PWL F. AN

13 12 1 50 13

:15 10 5 47 28

14 1.77 27

A reel of pure white cigo- retta paper. Actually over

2 miles of paper in this reslenough to make 55,000 Chesterfielda.

C. & PO%

Mech Robertson

$1

C.P.O. Woodhouse

31.

C.U.C.

CERA Todd

TO Mess

CERA Edmonds

55"

NYP

DRC

1477 36:

#O.P.O./ Darwent:

181

FE Mess

12

66 31

C.U.C.

GG Mess

12

6631

Mr. Pereira

08.0.0.

59 3120

Mr. Santos

85

RWF. Egts

8 2 12 13

Mr Gill

78

C & PO Club 13

Mr Antonio A

81 Pata Club k

Mr. Da' Laiz

Result; CUC, 5; C. & PO

Date: WF Stanford 31.

2 11 19 10 16 Highest Break in the League to

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The linen pulp of the flax plant

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