WELCOME HOME DANCE AT CULVERDEN

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22335, 24 February 1938, Page 4

WELCOME HOME DANCE AT CULVERDEN

A “welcome home” dance was given to Mr and Mrs A. R. Gudsell recently, in the Culverden Hall. Mr P. A. Thomson, speaking on behalf of those present, wished Mr and Mrs Gudsell success and happiness in the future. Music for the dancing was supplied bv Miss J. Loffhagen, Messrs A, R. Gudsell, D. Davison, S. Clement, and D. Sterritt. Mr L. Denton was master of ceremonies. Among those present were Mr and Mrs A. R. Gudsell, Mr and Mrs W. J. Gudsell, Mr and Mrs J. Bland (Ashburton), Mr and Mrs P. A. Thomson, Mr and Mrs H. M. Searle, Mr and Mrs L. Mills, Mr and Mrs G. H. Loffhagen, Mr and Mrs D. Sterritt, Mr and Mrs C. Hartnell, Mr and Mrs C. J. Crothall, Mr and Mrs G. Cochrane, Mr and Mrs R. Crewes, Mr and Mrs D. W. Davison. Mr and Mrs A. Millar, Mesdames W. Lambie, L. Taylor. Misses Emily Draper, Esther Rutherford, Y. Levvey (Christchurch), Amuri Draper, Joy Brocherie, M. Thompson, Elsie Bush, Frances Mockett, Julie Hoban, Joan Loffhagen, Messrs J. Thompson, P. Hadley, H. Hartnell, A. Murray, L. Taylor, L. Kingsbury, J. Cleave. C. Burrows, E. Burrows, J. Frew, P. Hadley, J. Morrison, F. Little. A. Mangin, D. Boyce, T. Addis. C. McDonald, H. Patterson, N. Ross, J. Draper,' A. Lambie, E. .Arthur, A. McMillan, L. Denton, S. Clement B. Maw, D. Millar, R. White, and R. Johnstone.

The 1936 Canadian cheese production amounted to 117,079,000 pounds factory made and 1,032,000 pounds farm made.