OPUNAKE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 11

OPUNAKE.

—.-■_—^—__— ■_ SEASIDE AFFAIRS. During the Christmas holidays an effort w as made by ; a few members of Timesf?n c aßide Society (Bays the limes) to raise money to defray the cost of erecting the new ladles' dress ' mg pavilion on-the beach and to pay a and beach tidy. -Unfortunately, the efforts of these few workers were not as successful as anticipated, and the ! finances are not as strong as they must I be to.meet demands during tl de iS One could not help observing thTlack of interest displayed hy most members ot -the soczety and their determination to keep clear of work at all hazard The ladies, of course, were willing to do.their part-as they always are^bu? the, assistance of all who have the in crests of Opunake at hea_T__d p 2-' ticularly those who indulge so freSv e_ortsa^ CSi idSm.° f the we»-^eaninJ nfan of LS 61"-' ' S needed if the *& plan of beach improvements is to be carried out. There are plenty to .make suggestions and give; advice (nWtly neal help. This is a movement where the old adage: "Many hands make hght work/; might be exempMed?but we are afraid that if further improvements are to be effected the women tt L to i Vn m? St be asked t0 «arry on the good work. It seems useless to the place for a display of energy over They * h^r WhiC^ ' Sl)^ ld «Pnce«r it^_»s £?Tsir m ;iet^§ do5 L 2il m & llmS him how it should be done kf ter \he has done it. However larwV 0 "'eet W^rts on the new ladies r dressing pavilion it has been ItthfJt 0 h°l d thG aMUaI on the ,W7 i S Al hell the organi S er confidently looks to the ladies for a further demonstration of the spirit of unityin co-operatzve effort by running the ?e c and to the public for support.