SUNLIGHT LEAGUE
MEETING OF COUNCIL CARE OF CHILDREN’S TEETH DISCUSSED The annual meeting of the council and combined committees of the Sunlight League was held on Saturday afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs D. E. Currie, Cashmere Hills. Dr. Currie presided over a good attendance. Reports of the work done during the year by the various sub-committees were submitted and received. The chairman of the Dental and Diet subcommittee said that it was felt that more attention should be given to the teeth of children in the period between their. leaving the care of the Plunket Society and their entering kindergartens. “We feel that neglect of the teeth during that period causes much trouble in later years and that so far, we have done little for children of that age. That is the black spot on our sheet. We hope this year to do something to remedy this state of affairs,” the chairman concluded. The balance-sheets of the league and of the health camp committee showed satisfactory credit balances. Gratitude was expressed to Woolworths, Ltd., the organisers of the community singing sessions, and the Catholic Womens League for valued help during the year.- ■ ; Miss Jill Barker, president of the recently formed Children’s Sunlight League was welcomed to the meeting and thanked for the work she had done in forming the league. j A vote of thanks was passed to Mrs J. E. Hobson for acting as temporary honorary secretary of the league. Preliminary arrangements for holding entertainments to raise money were discussed and further details will be arranged later. , » , . Sub-committees were elected as follows:—Dental and diet: Drs. T. Fletcher Telford. J. P. McQuilkin, E. B. Reilly, Mrs H. E. Field, Misses M. McLean and G. Hungerford. Smoke abatement: Professor S. Steele. Dr. D. E. Currie, Messrs A. J. Scott, C. J• Banwill, Mesdames. R. J. McLaren, J. S. Kelly. Miss E. Overton. Publicity: Drs. Francis Bennett and W. Aitken, Mr W. S. Baverstock, Miss M. Enright. Heliotherapy; Drs. Currie. Aitken, and J. Restell Thomas. Entertainment; Mesdames Edgar Stead. John Montgomery, E. H. H. Taylor, Misses Nonie Enright, Marjorie Manning and Helen Buchanan. Education: Drs. F. Bennett and H. E. Field. . , x x . Members were entertained at tea by Dr. and Mrs Currie, who were accorded a vote of thanks, amid applause. BRACKENFIELD HUNT MEET AT KAIWARA There was a very large following .of riders and spectators at a meet of the Brackenfield Hunt on the property of Mr L. R. C. Macfarlane, Kaiwara, on Saturhounds were cast In Kaiwara Pass creek, where a hare was put up. It was killed In St. Leonard's creek, after an excellent run of about three miles. After lunch the pack found again quickly and was off to a smart run ending m a kill. A third kill was registered just before the master gave orders to pack up. The guests were entertained at tea by Mrs L. R. C. Macfarlane. Those following were the master, Mr H. D. Greenwood on Bay Rhum; honorary huntsman R. Parsons on Raffles, honorary whips W. Rowntree on Plain Dan t and I. Menzies on Act Pot and Penochio; Misses M. Little on Irishman. R. Little on Kildare, Miss McLaughlin on Tiki, Mrs McLaughlin on Captain, Misses J. Anderson on Qulckfire, A. Tutton on Merry Maid. Menzies on Sandy, McMillan, Mrs M. Bethel! on John Peel, Miss I. Cordner on Repudiate. Mrs Black, Miss C. Black, Mrs G. Reid on Sparks, Miss P. Reid on Smut, Miss J. Smith, Mrs A. A. Macfarlane on Moses, Miss J. Macfarlane on Peter, Mrs M. Macfarlane on Carnival, Miss J. Fraser, Miss B. Thomson, Miss ■B. Stringer. Miss R. Thomson on Darkle, Misses R. Rutherford K. Dampier-Crossley, K. Gould, Jenifer Macfarlane on Misty, Shona Macfarlane on Peter Pan, Barbara Macfarlane on Gipsy King, Judle Macfarlane on Golly Wog, Gretchen Atkinson on Gem, J. Greenwood. . Phyllis Acton Adams on Sunset. Messrs L. R. C. Macfarlane on Billy H. Menzies, G. Gould, D. Anderson on Cardinal Buff, R. Halett on Hurricane. F. Rutherford, Latter, Bruce McMillan, Cam Greenwood on Jericho, C. James, Atkinson on Tilly, A. Nurse, J. Gibb. H. Gould, Robin Thomson on Mischief. Following in cars were Mrs H. D. Greenwood, Miss Baker, Mr. and Mrs Hoban, Misses G. and J. Hoban. Mr Rutherford, Mrs R. Gould, Mrs P. Rivers, Misses P. and S. Courage and party, Mr G. McLaughlin, Mr and Mrs L. Jameson. Miss Helen Black, Mr A. E. Sansom, Mr Gottermeyer, Mr and Mrs S. Heard and party, Mr G. Jones. Mr and Mrs Chaffey ahd children. Mr and Mrs C. Anderson, Mrs S. Wright and party. Miss Nora Nutt, Mr and Mrs Thomson and party, Mrs A. J. Tutton, Dr. and Mrs E. S. McPhall, Misses K. Macdonald, R. Macdonald, M. Bailey, L. Dunn, Mrs H. Menzies, Mrs I. Menzies, Mrs H. Acton-Adams, Mrs A. Atkinson, Miss D. Robinson, Miss Atkinson, Mr and Mrs T. M. Baker, Mrs Renner, Mr Elder, Misses Latter, Miss Williams. Miss A. Chapman, Miss S. Rutherford, Miss S. .Macfarlane. Mrs J. Little, Mr G. Reid, Mr and Mrs H. Dampier-Crossley, Mr and Mrs Fraser, Mr. H. Atkinson, Mr A. Brustad, Mr W. Clifford, Misses Chapman, E. Rutherford, H. Rutherford, J. Reid, H. Macfarlane, Mr and Mrs Northcote, Mr and Mrs P. Thomson, Mr M. Macfarlane, Miss M. Hall, Mr and Mrs Peter Hall, Mrs Turner Jennings, Mr M. Bethell, Miss Tindall, Mr and Mrs G. Rutherford, Mr and Mrs McMillan, Mrs Anderson, Mrs T. Davidson. MARSHLAND PARTY To celebrate the coming-of-age of their third daughter, Mavis, also to announce her engagement, Mr and Mrs D. Boyd, Radclifle road, Styx, entertained many of her young friends at an enjoyable party at their hpme. Dancing, games and novel competitions were enjoyed, and the older guests played “500”. Winners of the competitions were Misses Rhona Wilson, Josie McIntosh, Thelma Wallace, Messrs Selwyn Woods, D. Lyons, Ralph Prestney, and David Boyd. After supper, Mr H. R. Marks congratulated Miss Mavis Boyd on attaining her majority and also on her engagement, and expressed the good wishes of all present for her future happiness. Miss Boyd returned thanks and cut her birthday cake, with its 21 candles. Mr Boyd presented his daughter with a golden key, autographed by all present. Those present were Miss Mavis Boyd, Mr and Mrs D. Boyd, Mr and Mrs C. L. Prestney (Rangiora), Mr and Mrs L. Stead. Mr and Mrs H. R. Marks, Mrs T. Morton, Mrs S. Harris, Misses Ellie and Doris Boyd, Joyce and Lorna Boyd. Minnie Crawford, Myra Morton Iris Crawford (Yaldhurst), Thelma Wallace. Josie Mclntosh, lola Lucas, Jean Geddis, Ada Carr; Noeline Crawford, Rhona Wilson,. Reta and Kath. Quaid, Irene Inwood, Doreen and Margaret Blackburn, Margaret Prestney. Dorothy Woods. Alberta Free, Messrs D. Prestney. Lan Morton. Selwyn Woods, Bob Chapman, Jack Wilson, Dan Lyons, E. Warren, R. Prestney, R. Tullett, J. Inwood. D. Prestney, L. Wetherall. J. and K. Harris, S. Erickson. J. Markwick, B, Power, D. and R. Boyd.
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