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Country Bowling
The bowling game has its country adherents as well as its city ones and the Te Karaka clubs are just as enthusiastic as any in the district. They held their opening days recently and were fortunate enough to strike the weather right.
Gordon Church, a senior member of the Te Karaka Club, sends down the first bowl of the '74-75 season.
Present for the opening were, from left, centre president Ray Crosby, Te Karaka president Bill Ireland, Te Karaka delegate Harold Powell, and secretary Jack Wilson.
Present for the opening of the Waikohu Club (the ladies club at Te Karaka) are, from left, immediate past president Mary Brown, president Helen Judd and secretary Ann Dolman.
Sending down the first bowl for the ladies is Mary Brown.
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