Whakarongo
From Our Own Correspondent. Another large crowd attended the liatl committee's euchre evening-, there being over !M) players. The. following won the prizes:—Ladies: Mrs. C. Puklowski (13 games), Miss V. Puklowski (11) games), Mrs. Purcell (4 games), consolation; men: Messrs. Buchanan and Clarence Puklowski (10 games each), Messrs. J. Uomicy and J. Corbon (4)) tied for the consolation, the latter winning. Following supper, the floor was cleared and a professional orchestra supplied music for a jolly old time dance in which all participated. Mr. IX. Gore was an efficient M.C. Miss Mavis Jackson Is an Opiki visitor staying with Mrs. W. McMurray. Mr. and Mrs, G. McClelland have returned to the river city. They were staying with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Puklowski, Te Matai road. A welcome is extended to the Wilson family, who have taken up residence In the home recently occupied by Mrs. Pye. There were several new faces at the ping pong gathering on Thursday night. Jolly games were played, the ladder positions again altering. At a committee meeting, Mr. E. Hornibrook was elected to fill the vacancy on the committee lef: open by Miss Woodd. Severe colds are prevalent in the district at present.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 133, 8 June 1935, Page 2
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