REDCLIFFS SCHOOL

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20957, 11 September 1933, Page 2

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL

CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS DANCE For the purpose of raising funds for Improvements to the school grounds, the Redcliffs School Committee organised a successful children's fancy dress dance in the Community Hall on Saturday. The committee responsible for the arrangements comprised Mesdames Williams and Lowcay, Messrs C. F. Pratt (headmaster), D. F. Oldridge, J. F. Wing, C. Dixey, and Wilkinson. The judges of the children's costumes were Mesdames King, Beeby, and Blackwell, and the following awards were made: — Giils—Most original, Winnie Lowcay ('luylor's Dye Works); cheapest, Connie Dixey (Irish Colleen); prettiest, Mary Prebblo (Bridesmaid); special, Ailaa Mcl'arlano (Hindoo Lady). Boys— Special, Trevor Hines, A. Lilly, Tony Miles; most original, Kay Burgess (scow Ngahnu); special, Roland Williams (Sandwich Man); cheapest, Ivan Prangnell (Canterbury Footballer). The following were among the present:—Margaret Hickman (Dutch Girl), Nira Prangnell (Kewpio), Gwon Barclay (Gipsy), Berme Blacksley (Toy Soldier), Ivan Prangnell (Footballer), Roger Evans, Trevor Hincfl (Mickey Mot:se), Pearlino Lilley (Minnie Mouse), Betty Lilley (Dressed Doll), Ruby Hines (Haberdasher), Tony Miles (Mickey Mouse), Bona Lnwson (Irish Colleen), Tom Rules (Chinese), Connie Dixey (Irish Colleen), Adrian Kett'eton, Jim Hub (Fisherman), Jack Simpson 'Butcher), Bert Findlay (Sailor), Denis Crane, Gwon Hartley (Gipsy), Ray Burgess (Davis Gelatine Boiler), Kona Lawaon, Winnie Lowcay (Taylor's Dva Works), June Lov.cay (Huntsman), Joan Williams (Indian), Roland WilhamH (Sandwich Man), Betty Hyde (Russian), Joyce Craw (Charity), Muriel Lloyd (Jouno that Jack Built), Margaret Hickman, Joyci Papps, Margaret Sen-oi-, Will a Kbort, Barbara Short (Dutch Girl). Hoofi Gre.mwor.J. Shirley Greenwood (JlixhD. Mary Prebbl) (Flower GirP, W r alter Prebblo fSai'or), Ra'-' Prebble (Gill), PrebV* 'Pierrot). Ma!--olm . Probble (Chincsei, Frank Pebble (Fisherman), Allan Prebblo (I' ather Chi istmas), Rene Rose (Su.-e to Rise), Kathleen Rose (Dutch Boy), Daphne Hodge (Puuo), Monica Houghton (Pa»e Boy) Laurie Donovan (Pack of Cards), Betty Houghton (Ballet Girl), Leon Dixey Ailsa -McFarlane (Hindoo Lady). Jov,-i> Eyre (Miirj. Mar", Quite Contrary), Kditb Smedlev (Gol'lW, Joyce 'Bouwill* Cocoa), E. SrrfedW I awrnn.-e farbr (Indian Toy), Austin K1 'ln 'i Mi), Bo_> * Allen (Clown), N'sraire Hulston (Beach Pviama Girl), Joyce Papns (Old-faslnon-d Ladv), Ted Sut'on (Don Bradmnn), Arthu'v Dr-novsin (Midshipman'. Pa 1 ; K liso i n-fftwaiisn*, Petty McKenzie i'r»-i»)sr>, • aJlc Barr (K Jam), I'age (Sailbr>, and Jaclv T.illey Mockoy^.

B'TRNHAM RESIDENTS' BALL The attendance at the annual residents' ball held at Burnham was greatly in excess of the number expected and the gathering was in every respect a great success, thanks largely to the excellent arrangements made by the following commiuoe:—Messrs J. H. Williams, E. Coleman, C. J. J. Storrie, W. S. Ballantyne, F. Reid, P. N Erridge, and lan Scott, the joint secretaries being Messrs E. Coleman and C. J. J. Storrie. Thsrc was a strong representation from all the surrounding districts and the camp gymnasium, in which the ball was held, was very prettily decorated with streamers in shades of mauve hgnt blue, and primrose, together with flags and greenery. Music was supplied by Bob Bradford's orchestra. Mises Popple and Lacey and Mr P. N. E - ridge played extras and Messrs Coleman and Erridge were the masters of ceremonies. The winners of a Monte Carlo waltz were Miss J. Milne and Mr R. Chamberlain. A dainty suppei was served upon tables decorated with spring flowers.

Amongf those preacmt wore ainMlnmes .1. JT. Williamn, K. Coleman, Kadijhifn, A, » . Pcryor ft. ILoskin, y. Reid, A. I*. (/va\» . .Regan,' F. Held, Martin Drake W. A. (. roiifell, C Gleesoji, K. A. Sev.eH. l-. S. Pearco, W. Taylor, i. 1. I urker, MrMillan. A. P. Taylor. Mihspk K. Jv. Scott, Itnl'v St'okoH, Nancy Gibbs, Isobel Drake, J hulls Popple, .Mabel, Stone, Thelnia l,arey Dorecu Popple, Beatrice Jlimes, "i obuxlu Phvllis Fidler, Ngaira Begg, Joan Ootlpr, Kathleen Gibson, Kathleen JJrown, \ loli.'t Walklhi, Rmily Hines, Isabel Denison, Kay Boyle, Marjorlo Hincs, June Milne, Belle McLennghon, Myrft Chamberlain, Bertha Kobinson, JjOuifle Kobinson, Alice J'orster, Jennie fc'orster, Boma Green, Beverjey and Phyllis Arscott, Jessie Bull, Audry _ Crntty, Klsio Bull, Lois Waring, Doi-ie Kingdon, Pre da Williams, Dot Freeman, May Dobbyn, Joyce Henry, Phyllis Carmiclittel, S. Boyd, Margery Carr, Alico Hampton. Kita Freeman, T. L. Millard, Kac Radcliffe, I!. Queenan, Betty Heeney, Lena Williams, Dor<ithy Strueter, Myrtle Williams, .lean Ktroctcr, Jessie Wright, Agnes Peott, Krica Btrecter, Joan Scott. Marjorie Hughes, Jeannie Greenwood. Thelmu Tiilley, Kathleen Maw. Sylvia Bennett, Marion McKvedy, Sar-ih Hooper, Grace and Molly Walker, Kathleen Johnston, Margaret Skinner, Winniii Mackit', Jean Johnston, Stella FusseD, I'ihilne Bailey, Kathleen and Muriel Wilson, Nancy Heinisch, Owen Roberts, Jean Marshall. Francet) Hickman, Grace Collins, Phyllis Elford, Jean Dark, and Bridget Walker.