GORE NEWS
LAWN TENNIS A decision that the club should continue to function this season was made at the annual meeting of the Gore Tennis Club last night. It was pointed out by the president, Mr F. J. Townsend, that there would be difficulties, but members expressed the opinion that every effort should be made to keep the club going. It was stated that the courts required some attention and that if repairs were not carried out now it would take a considerable sum to put them in order at a later date. The following office-bearers were elected. President, Mr G. S. McLeod; vice-presidents. Mr F. J. McKenzie; secretary and treasurer, Mr D. Dunlop-Young; club captain, Mr D. G. Williamson; women's captain, Miss A. Sherboume; committee, Messrs Townsend and McKenzie, Misses Sherboume, J. Paterson, L. Wallis and I. Perry; auditor, Mr P. RCraig; delegates to the Eastern Southland Lawn Tennis Sub-Association, Messrs McLeod and Williamson. It was decided to hold the opening day of the club on November 7. A decision was made to recommend to the Eastern Southland Sub-Association that the payment of affiliation fees be waived this season. PERSONAL— Driver Kenneth Stark, of Gore, who returned to camp yesterday, was met by the Mayor, Mr W. D. Shelton, before his departure and presented with a cheque on behalf of the citizens of the town.
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Southland Times, Issue 24874, 14 October 1942, Page 3
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