Opiki

Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 181, 31 July 1934, Page 4

Opiki

From Our Own Correspondent. Tokomaru v, Opiki, Football. A football match between the Opiki and Tokomaru school teams was played on Opiki grounds on July 28. The final score was in Tokomaru’s favour, 28, Opiki 5. Mr. Carter of Opiki acted as .'referee. Opiki: J. Paget (captain), A. -'.Young, T, Atkinson, D. Young, R. Aitchison, L. Simpson, S. Perawhiti. Tokomaru; G. Biggins (captain), R. Redshaw, -B. Wilton, A. Gyde, E. Waghorn, K. Mabin, S. Jamieson. Morning tea was again provided by Miss Matthews and Mr. -.:.ar.d Mrs. Aitchison. " Tokomaru v. Opiki, Basketball. Tokomaru girls journeyed to Opiki on Ci July 25 to play basketball on the latter’s '< .grounds. The match was very even, and , the final score was Tokomaru 9, Opiki 4. f Miss Ross of Tokomaru was the referee. The following is the Opiki team: J. Tantrum (captain), B. Jackson, N. Aive, E. ,Mariott, J. AVilde, P. AUwright, B. Barit sen, J. Johnston, G. Jensen. Personal. : - Friends of Mrs. G. AVilde of Tano road, will regret to learn that she will have to ““enter-hospital to undergo an operation • i shortly. Mrs AVilde is well known as the 5. ipesldent of the Opiki AVomen's Institute. Mr. Henderson, of Opiki, is spending a . Jholiday . In Foxton, but his daughter •'-‘Mavis itf still undergoing treatment in iifthe Palmerston North hospital. £iX. Mr. and Mrs. Bilton and family, formerly of Opiki, are now residents in AA raverley.