Tennis players enjoy a game at Lakeshore Racquets Club just before the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday afternoon. From left on the far side are Linda Elia and Gail McAuliffe. On the front side from left are Aileen Houston and Debbie James.

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Tennis players enjoy a game at Lakeshore Racquets Club just before the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday afternoon.

Tennis players enjoy a game at Lakeshore Racquets Club just before the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday afternoon. From left on the far side are Linda Elia and Gail McAuliffe. On the front side from left are Aileen Houston and Debbie James.

 

 

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