MANGAPAI

Northern Advocate, 7 June 1933, Page 9

MANGAPAI

(From Our Own Convsjjonclenl.) “The Social Club.’’ The last two Friday evenings have been oeeupied by the Social Club ~in playing ladder matches in the pingpong section. A bridge tournament was also held, four tables being in play. Several of the players were - ■ visitors from Tauraroa. Those handing i in the highest cards wore Airs ,>V,y;o.r'V, Hayward and Mr A. I). King. Each,re.CM" i-eived a small prize. Several members of the club attend!-,'-A ed the opening of the Whangafei pong Club and spent a most enjoyable : • evening. vyMrs S. Ormandy and Mr -A; head the ping-pong ladder at presCnt.''' : ' A ’.' A .100 tournament is to be held next Friday, the ping-pong players following the-next week with their first eothpeti 1 ion. Though the weather on each occasion •; has been wet and boisterous, atteK;;'. 1 .!:/ dances have not been affected, over 40 members being present each night. ■ - Hockey, , '..'., -7 The local hockey team so far 'has-Y----had marked success in the Saturday - ccmpetitions. Four matches have, been-' played, a win for the “black -and 1C whites” being the result in each easel. Two teams were entered in the seven*.- ‘ * a-side tournament on .Tniie 3. Members.,. of the A team distinguished thems el ves.., by %vinningr the cup, the final being- i* ' ■ -, rr played against ’Karamfca, ■