FOOTBALL AT WAITOTARA

Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1934, Page 23 (Supplement)

FOOTBALL AT WAITOTARA

annual meeting of club. The annual meeting of the Waitotara Football Club was largely attended. A satisfactory position was shown by the balance-sheet. This year a greater effort was to be made through dances to improve the financial position still further it was stated. The amalgamation of ■ the Rauru football team would strengthen the club and enable both i senior , and a junior team to be entered +he competitions. election of officers resulted: Patron, Mr. E. Lee; president, Mr. J. J. Armstrong’ vice-presidents, Messrs. J. Sullivan G. McConachy and H. W. Hurley; Icretary and treasurer, W. F. Warren; committee, Messrs. J. Butterworth E. •Rrewer, A. Curry, G. Wadman, P. Penfold R. Tennant, J. Davis and W. Nicholson’ delegates to sub-uriion, Messrs. Tee J Sullivan and W. F. Warren; coach and selector, Mr. J. Davis; ref-

erees, Messrs. J. G. Verry (senior) and J. Day (junior). School Committee Meeting. , At a meeting of the Waitotara school committee those present were Messrs. Wilson (chairman), W. Hurley, Pearce, Watson and Blackie. .It was decided to send letters of thanks to Messrs. W. A. Hurley, Parsons and Langdon for assistance in connection with transport for the annual picnic. A visit is to be paid to the senool early in April. Cribbagc Series. The first of a series of crib evenings was held on Tuesday, there being a large attendance. Supper was in the hands of the ladies’ committee. • Prizes were won by Mrs. W. Hurley and Mr. R. Lethbridge. Runner-up prizes were won by Miss N. Lee and Mr. A. H. Parkinson. ■ Waitotara huntsmen are looking forward to the hunting season, which opens on April 7. A few keen members of the Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club gave the hounds a -un last Saturday on Mr. Brewer’s property.