PREBBLETON NOTES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20277, 11 April 1934, Page 9

PREBBLETON NOTES.

Girls’ Basketball Club’s Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Prebbleton Girls’ Basket-ball Club was held at the pavilion in the Domain. The balancesheet showed a satisfactory credit. The report showed that the club had experienced a successtul season, entering two teams in the Lincoln Sub-association's competition and winning both grades The A team had won the challenge cup, and the B team had won the shield. The B team also won the buttons at the sub-association’s tournament, and in the A grade the Prebbleton team was the runner-up. It was decided that the opening day should be held on Saturday, April 21, and that the club should hold a dance the same evening to augment * ts , f u n ds. Thursday afternoon was fixed for the weekly practice game, and it was agreed that subscriptions should remain the same as in previous years. , ,\’ ote o 1 lllan kfl whs passed to those ladies who had assisted the club with the afternoon teas, and to Mrs L. Harris for her services as referee. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mrs James Hill; vice-presid-ents, Mesdames H. Marshall. C. HampSaunders, L. Harris, H. Cherrv. G. Tod, W. Kolkman G. Millar, a. Smith, H. Prebble. A. Bennett and J. Hartnell, sen., and Mr W. T. Bell; captain, Miss Bertha Hartnell; vice-oap-tain, Miss Jean Warren; secretary. Miss Jean Warren; Social Committee, Misses Margaret Barr. Bertha Hartnell, Bdith Bennett, Joyce Kolkman, Kathleen Tod, Amy Clifford. Carmel Smith and Cora Saunders; Selection Committee, Mesdames J. Saunders, C. Hampton and H. Marshal] and the captains; delegates to the Lincoln Sub-association, Misses Bertha Hartnell and Jean Warren; referee. Mrs L. Harris. Harvest Festival. All Saints’ Church, Prebbleton, was decorated on Sunday afternoon for the harvest festival service. Special harvest hymns were sung, and an appropriate sermon was preached by the vicar, the Rev Hubert Jones. The fruit and vegetables were afterwards sent to St Saviour’s Orphanage.