FANCY DRESS BALL
EVENING FOR CHILDREN FUNCTION HELD AT TURUA ITEMS GIVEN BY SCHOOL PUPILS On Friday night, July 30, the Turua Hall was filled to capacity with children and their parents. The evening which had been organised by the Turua School Committee and teaching staff began with the grand march by the children whose costumes were very striking. During the evening items were given by G. Scott and G. Clark, “Old Virginny”; J. Scott, “The Church in the Wildwood”; G. Clark and T. Crooke, “Oh Blessed Night”; T. Crooke, “Robinhood’s Wedding”; D. Radish, “The Merry Peasant”; R. Moore, G. Scott, 0. Radish, M. Abraham, C. Hicks' and J. Scott, “Whispering Hope”; P. Crooke and R. Moore, “Swing Loww”; K. Handley, A. Mules and C. Green, “Johnny’s so Long At The Fair”; “The Eskimo,” by all the boys and girls’; marching ■by primers; Play, “Rip Van Winkle,” by D. Glasgow, M. Jamieson, M. Kellow, 0. Green, M. McMillan, D. Green, N. Veddar, B. Millington, R. Green, C. Murphy, a play, “Lost Fairy,” by E. Bennett, I. Clark, S. Green, Joyce Madgwick, D. Laverick, J. Olson, L. Marshall, P. Crooke, Hazel Tapp, C. Hicks, M. McMillan, D. Flynn, L. Mitchell and M. Jamieson.
Mr G. (Horie) Gray gave an exhibition of tap dancing and rendered two songs which were loudly applauded. Master B. Fox was M.C. for the children’s section of the programme and Mr J. Pye for the adults. The headmaster, Mr Strong, with the assistance of three teachers, Miss Syyerston, Miss McCarthy and Miss Morgan, helped the children with the grand march and items,'
Music which was much appreciated was played by the local orchestra, Mrs T. Clark, Mr A. Whitehead, Mr A. Henwood and Mr Dean.
The children in fancy dress were:— B. Maunder, Pirate; M. Jamieson, Page Boy; A. Mules, Fairy; B. Henwood, Daffodil; R. Robertson, Home Guard; R. Henwood, Red Riding Hood; G. Clark, Dig For Victory; Clark, Sailor; T. Handley, Sailor Boy; P. Handley, Russian’ Cossack; B. Handley, Officer; M. Bennett, Brown Bear; E. Bennett, Flower Girl; C. Nicholson, Ldne Ranger; T. Hanley, Sailor Boy; K. Irish Colleen. J. Henwood, Flower'Girl; N. Henwood, Little Old Woman; N. Nicholson, Billy The Kid; M. Halligan, Dutch Girl; J. Halligan, Spanish Peasant Boy; F. Marshall, Fairy; J. Aberhart, Fairy; B. Fox, Headmaster; J. McMillan, Prince Arthur; K. Green, Nurse; M. McMillan, Hawaiian Girl; S. Schmidt, liidian; B. Jepson, Nurse; N. Schmidt, Fairy; R. Schmidt, Fairy; P. Crooke, Red Cross Nurse. ,
M. Kellow, Lady; 0. Green, Nigger; C. Green, Dutch Girl; B. Allen, Clown; N. Boyd, Fairy; K. Treadaway, Alarm Clock; G. Mitchel, Bull Fighter; B. Mitchel, Cowboy; R. Moore, Indian Rajah; C. Murphy, The King’s Guard; T. Allen, Gipsy; D. Green, Doctor; A. Green, Cowboy; J. Radish, Scarecrow; R. Marshall, King of Hearts; B. Jones, Clown; B. Stevens, Little Red Riding Hood.
L. Stevens, Red Indian; Y. Simonds, Little Bo Peep; J. Drent, Shepherdess; D. Glasgow, Old English Gent; B. Millington, Cowboy; M. Jamieson, Chef; s. Workman, Bat; M. Whitehead Policeman; S. Green, Circus Girl; G. Whitehead, Drummer; J. Whitehead, Poppy; J. Mules, Santa Claus; R. Hill, Golliwog; J. Ct'ai l k, Hervoner; B. Nicholson, Jig .Saw Puzzle; K. Clark, Cowboy; C. Glasgow, Road Code. D. Walker, Tin Soldier; L. Abraham, Hawaiian; D. Flynn, Sailor Boy; M. Flynn, Sailor Boy; C. Thrupp, Waitress; S. Painter, Music; R. Green, Chef; R. Butterworth, Mickey Mouse; B. Butterworth, Cowboy; A. Nicholson, Flower Girl; H. Death, Page Boy; D. Hill, Robin Hood; B. Peterson, Chinaman; D. Laverick, Spinning Top; T. Crooke, Little Miss Muffet; E. Bennett, Flower Girl; D. Radish, Shamrock; B. Tapp, Highwayman. N. Peterson, Sailor; G. Clark, Jockey Thames Meeting; J. Olsen, Usherette; A. Lowe, Clown; P. Lowe, Little Boy Blue; T. Lowe, Scotchman; V. Mitchell, V For Victory; Noleen Mitchell, Elf; D. Mitchell, Flower Girl; G. Olson, Drummer Boy; R. Olson, Lord Fauntleroy; M. Treadaway, Rose; R. Treadaway, Baker Boy; B. Kerby, Pierrot; N. Pye, Cowboy; A. Williams, Dutchman. M. Jamieson, Prince Charming; F. Millington, Drake; G. Clark, Gardener; L. Marceau, Cricketer; J. Madgwick, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star; E. Madgwick, Pirate; N. Fox, Golfer; J. Kent, Drummer; F. Scott, Fairy; J. ,Scott, Queen of Hearts; G. Scott, Sergeant Dan; !R. Scott, Squirrel; D. Scott, Cowboy; Hazel Tapp, Waitress; C. Hicks, Rainbow; B. Crooke, soldier.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3297, 6 August 1943, Page 2
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