HUTT VALLEY Y.M.C.A.

Hutt News, Volume 9, Issue 2, 12 June 1935, Page 6

HUTT VALLEY Y.M.C.A.

QUEEN CARNIVAL. TKIANGFFAK CONTFiST.' The queen carnival in coniiectii-n with the Unit Valley Y.M.C.A is gradually gaining momentum, and committees are keenly organising functions in support of their respective candidates. The contest, which is being organised in aid of the work ol the Y.M.C.A-. ami'iig the boys of the Hutt Valley, is a triangular one, the queens being: — Y.M.C.A Members' Queen: Miss Vera Burns. Y.M.C.A Ladies' Auxiliary Queen: Miss Kempt home. Sports and Industries Queen: Miss Dulcie Nicholls. As the respective groups swing in 1 o their planned idl'orls many happy evenings will be open to the valley public. Coin petit ions, street days, children s fancy dress parlies, dances, ping-pong tourneys, card parties and picture evenings give some idea of the nature of the coming attractions. It is hoped residents of the Valley will support the association so active in its work anu.'ngst the young men and boys. Following are some of Ihe planned events: — Y.M.C.A. Hoard and Members; Miss Vera Burns- Saturday, June 15. .Shop Day ut I'etone; I'ing I'ong Tourney al Y.M.C.A. Y.M.C.A. Ladies' Auxiliary Queen: . Miss Kempthome. Monday June 1 Social evening and card party, concluding with dance in Ii.S.A. lioonis, Lower Hull. 'Wednesday and Thursday. July I't and 11, picture evening in King George Theatre. MEMBERS' QUEEN. srcci;ssl'l'l. CHILDKFN'S I'Aim A veiv successful children's parly wa-. held at the Unit Valley Y.M.C.A Ji a 11, Cuba Street, I'etone, on Saturday when upwards ol l'.jO children were entertained. The large \aiiety ot tancy i'<tsi uaies presented a very bright and c.'lout I'ul scene and added to the gaiety of 1 lie party. An energetic commit lee under ihe leadership of Miss Vera .Burns (the Members' Queen.), kepi the children interested with games and competitions Sweets, drinks, and bisriiits Here supplied to I lie children and al'lerno.in lea was served to the adults present. The clown jn Hie usual garb pro\ed very pcpular. I'ri/es for fam-v coslunies were awarded to--Valerie Itobinsoit (Dolly i'Vardeni; I'atri.ia l.uke. (Farly VicI torian>; Hob F;slier (Red Indian); {join! Campbell (Cossack); Noelin Lark ("Knitting"), special prize. Special thanks are due to Miss Mr Kennu and 1i 1 tie Miss Mc'Di'tigal for' special dances. Mrs Norton-Smith jnr. for supplying music, Mesdames (lerard and Fxans and Miss Hansen, .judges, and all fiiends who assisted. Fnl'orluiiately Ihe ventriloquist was unable to attend. The conimillee has decided to hoF j'another parl.v on a larger settle or Sal nrday U'.n li instant. .