Franklin Chess Club 2019 Opening Night
Hi all we had a Great Opening Night on the 7th February we had 28 players made up of 18 Seniors and 10 Juniors all Keen we have more to come
Our next Club Night is on Thursday the 7th March at 7pm upstairs in the Leslie Comrie room in the Pukekohe Library
We will run a Junior Club Championship in conjunction with the Club Championship and Reserve Club Championship there are Trophy`s for all three divisions, of course to take part in any of our events or Competitions players must be a Financial Member which costs only $15 a year or $1.36 per night!.
Any questions Please ask.
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Regards Ron Lanning
Email = ron-lanning@xtra.co.nz
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