FIRST SEATOUN GROUP

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 46, 23 August 1938, Page 14

FIRST SEATOUN GROUP

BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION

A gay carnival spirit pervaded the Boy Scouts' Hall, Seatoun, on Saturday night, when the committee held a fancy dress ball in aid of the general funds. Many excellent costumes were worn.

Mr. Tom Rowell, on furlough from the West Coast, gave a "Chalk-talk," which was very much appreciated by everyone present; later on an item on the ukulele was rendered by Mr. Viv. Middleton, which was also enjoyed. The winners of the various prizes were: /tidies.--Prettiest costume, Miss Pat. Oliver; most original, Miss Pat. Liardet; special. Miss F. Matthew. Gentlemen. —Funniest costume, Mr. Tui Morrison; most original, Mr. Ray Hill; special, Mr. Stan. Murphy. Several novelty dances added to the fun, and the "W Dance" heralded the midnight hour. Among those present were Misses M. King, O. Amey, M. Whitaker, P. Creighton, P. Liardet, P. Masterson.P. Dean, P. Oliver, F. and D, Matthews, M. Holdstock, I. Bagley, E. Heskeith, B. Hazlett, J. Gardiner, B. Philp, M. Keith, N. Smith, T. Muir, J. Lewis, C Boosey, J. Ingram, E. Collins, G. Diamond; and Messrs. T. Morrison, W. Doherty, D. Day, S. Murphy, S. Boyle, J. Oldfield, H. Pettit, I. Nicol, J. Bagley B. Hill, S. Dawson, J. Gibson, T. Edmond, J. Holdstock, J. McDonald, K. Brown, R. Wall, T. Rowell, R. McLennan, R. Oliver, R. Hill, P. King, J. Calvin, D. Jones, F. Brozinhan, L. Doherty, G. Wilkinson, R. Hickson, and V. Middleton.