APITI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 177, 28 June 1937, Page 8

APITI.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) APITI, June 28. FOOTBALL DANCE. The footballers hold their annual ball on Thursday evening. There was rather a disappointing attendance, due no doubt to the foot that many peoplo are away on holiday. Howover, all present, spent an enjoyable even in a Supper was served and the M.C.’s were Mossrsß. Vile., C. McKay and D. Kearney. FOOTBALL. This week-end the annual seven-a-side tourney was held in Kirnbolton. Apiti was early astir and the township presented an animated appearance with the car-loads of players and supporters leaving soon after 9 3() am Seniors entered one team as follows —C. McKay, Jim Eliot, D. Harland. J. Cantwell, E. Osborne, J. Wingate and D. Kearney. This team beat Kirnbolton B 11 to nil: then Waituna A beat Apiti sto nil The final was between Waituna -\ and Rangiwahia A, the latter being victorious 8 to nil. Next week the seniors will be playing Kirnbolton on Kirnbolton s ground. Apiti juniors bad two teams playing The A team was as follows:—R. McKay. E. Kearney. A. Vilcs, A. Harland, P. Jackson. B. Forbes, and A Cowan. B. team: N. Cochburn, B. Enright R. Forbes, L Hogan, V. Wildbore, F. Vilrs and I«. Buekman. The A team was beaten by Rangiwahita A in the first, game. Jiio B team was more ‘.successful .and was only beaten by Rangiwahia A in the final. In the primary school sttlion the A team wans follows: W. Wildbore, E. Wildbore, R. Harland, I. Osborne, P. Kearney, R. and D. Stewart. This team was a great combination and went through with hying' colours and no points against them. In the final they boat Waituna, A 8 to nil. Apiti B (primary school section) : I'. Malone, C. Hogan, M. Osborne. T. Loudon, T. Doughty, R. Prince, and K. McMillan. This team was bcaton in one ct the early games, hut considering the sire did not do so badly.

PERSONAL. Mr F. Churchcr, senr., of Wellington, who has been seriously ill. has ret, ' r "™ home after spending a s !l ort Jj ol ‘fe r a y" truest of his son, Mr R. , Churchcr. Mr mid Mrs S. Prince, of Waiboa. have been the guests of Mrs A I, Prince for the Marshall—Prince wedding. Mr and Mrs K Cav- have returned to Auckland after ipe.uling .he week with Mr and Mrs A. I, Rriuoo.