REEFTON NOTES

Grey River Argus, 17 September 1934, Page 7

REEFTON NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent.) REEFTON, September 16. There was a very large attendance at the annual children’s fancy dress ball in the Gymnasium Hall on Friday evening, the building being crowded. Following was the prize list:—Best costume (Matron Gibson’s prize) “The Stork”, Marie Lockington; most original (Miss Cohen’s prize) “That’s What God Made Mothers For”, Kathleen Osbourne; prettiest costume (Mrs Barry’s prize) Victorian Lady, Joan llaiinal; tiny tots (Mrs Barry’s prize) “Safety First”, Billy Monson; boy’s special (Mrs Lawn’s prize), “jjlot Point,” Georgie Canning; Mrs Discaeiati’s special, “Harem Lady” Maysei Freeman; Mr Dellaca’s special, ‘•Joseph’s Icecream,” Margaret Rob inson; Children under five, ‘‘British Grenadier,” Colin Patterson; “Peter Teazle”, Cliff Hoy; “Madame Poudre,” Margaret Fattorini; paper costume, “ Hollyberry ”, .June Williams; children <8 to 12 years, “Queen ot Hearts,” Shirley Freeman; “Mr ami Mrs Green,” Tom Newman and Geoff Allen; ‘‘Mystery Hike,” Jean Yellowlees; children over 12, “Don Bradman,” June Barnett; “Ballet Girl,” Gloria Barry. Special prizes—‘‘Minnie and Mickey Mouse,’’ Ngtiirc Blom ami Gracie Bailey; “ Mephistopheles, ” Lewis Kearns and Kevin Freeman; ‘•Lavender Bag,” Pauline Panekhurst; “Hay Stack,’’ Jot* Hunt; “ Prospector,” Albert Barnett; “Teddv Bear,” Gordon Canning; “Fairy,” Marie Heslop; “Champion Flyweight,” Bobbie Cochrane; “Bras so,’’ Evelyn Canning; “Q-Tol,” Baby Robertson; “Sugar Bag,’’ Elma Hindmarsh; “Coldstream Guard,” Colin Hannah; “Fairy Dyes,” Maureen Hindmarsh; “Mr and Mrs Jiggs,” Margaret Wicken and Margaret Hawthorne; •• Spring Flower Show,” Kitty