Makomako

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 239, 9 October 1936, Page 5

Makomako

wfs h i,ei ! w a n of tlle tennis, club ttab neld on Monday evening-, Mr. (J. hfV^l n n °>^ Pr i eSldin rSu OVer an attendance oi fifteen members. Tho annual report and measurei le M- Pr |?°S ted by tho secretaryti easurtr, Miss E. Sowry, showed a sathswer t e r ni/ ea i r P 3 ? l ’ Ei S ht matches mt repla>ed with neighbouring clubs duruio the year, these proving enjovable events and the local team securing an equal proportion of wins against losses. * ne Dalanco sheet showed a credit of £i 13s id against £2 7s last'year and considering one court was topdressed and the other repaired, this is very creditable. I; was decided to hold a club day on October , ancl the official opening on October 26 Labour Day. , ’

After three weeks from opening dav financial members*' names are to be drawn from the ladder, and ladder matches may bo played for third place above except for top four places which may be plaved jhst one place above. It was decided to enter into the Badger Cup competition this season. A committee for the ensuine year was elected as. follows: Messrs. G Atkinson (chairman), A. Andrews, It. Day, G. Callender, J. Garlick, Mrs. F. Ebbett, Miss M.. Sonntag (secretary treasurer).

Mrs. Barnett, who has been the guesi. of Mrs. AV. G. Eising, lias returned to Woodville. '

Mrs, 11. Sowry is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. It. Dagg, of Ihurana valley.