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Golfing Grand-Dad
The winner of the national Grand-dad's Day National Golf Tournament was ANZ Bank manager Eric Parker of Tolaga Bay. The competition, organised by the distributors of Old Grand-dad Whiskey, was open to all grandfathers in New Zealand. They had to play their game on grandfathers' day and the player with the most stable-ford points took the title. Mr Parker did best with a 39. He was presen ted with a desk stand on which is a gold statuette, a golf ball and an ash tray. Also parked on the stand is a tricky, extendable putter with which, no doubt, Eric Parker will knock up many more stableford points. Mr Parker (centre) was presented with the stand, and a large bottle of Old Grand-dad, by. D. J. Barry's manager Snow Hansen. At right is Mr Parker's wife, Lee. On Mr Parker's nomination, entry fees from the tournament are being donated to the New Zealand Heart Foundation.
 was presented with the stand, and a large bottle of Old Grand-dad, by. D. J. Barrys manager Snow Hansen. At right is Mr Parkers wife, Lee. On Mr Parkers nomination, entry fees from the tournament are being donated to the New Zealand Heart Foundation.\r\n\r\n - No 238 : April 24, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}
 was presented with the stand, and a large bottle of Old Grand-dad, by. D. J. Barrys manager Snow Hansen. At right is Mr Parkers wife, Lee. On Mr Parkers nomination, entry fees from the tournament are being donated to the New Zealand Heart Foundation.\r\n\r\n - No 238 : April 24, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}
 was presented with the stand, and a large bottle of Old Grand-dad, by. D. J. Barrys manager Snow Hansen. At right is Mr Parkers wife, Lee. On Mr Parkers nomination, entry fees from the tournament are being donated to the New Zealand Heart Foundation.\r\n\r\n - No 238 : April 24, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}