SOCIAL NOTES

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 60, Issue 4352, 6 November 1950, Page 2

SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs D. Wild, of Hamilton, spent the week-end) with her ,mother at Kerepehi, in order to attend the Wallbutton-Fisher wedding. Miss G. Fisher, of Auckland, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr and Mrs E. Fisher, of Kerepehi. While on a motor trip during Labour Day week-end Miss Irene .Hayes, of Paeroa, accompanied by Miss Eunice Patterson and Miss Muriel Murray, visited Matamata, Rotorua and Cambridge.

gnome; Peter Hill, Russian Cossack; Albert Parata, cadet; Robert Parata, Maori; Brian Prestidge, Robin Hood; Vay Vivian, Indian; Mlac Williams, footballer; Stanley Williams, cadet; Victor Williams, cowboy; Malcolm Wotherspoon, 'band leader; Lilian Hapi, ballet dancer; Valerie Manhire, cowgirl; Christine Poland, queen of hearts; Darla Trow, harem girl; Rita Chandler, Union Jack; Howard Edmons, cowboy. Standards 3 and 4: Noel Carr, demon, king; Morris Stone, black hood; Eddie Herewini, cowboy; Betty Durman, gypsy; Gay Wotherspoon, marching girl; Ngairie Jensen, Dutch girl; Garry Nicholson, cowboy; Joyce Mopeke, rose girl; Zoe Scott, cabaret girl; Gail Burling, Dutch boy; Dawn Bradley, Spanish lady; Irene Coldicutt, flower girl; John- Thompson,chimney sweep; Pat Gavin, drummer girl; Jeanette Knight, Ayitch; Stuart Millington, the gay stranger; Trevor Kotara, clown; Margaret Speedie, nurse; Irene Shilton, drummer girl; Fred Te Whata, Maori; Jim Witika, footballer; Hugh Kotara, footballer; Richard Jordan, Indian rajah; Margot Benney, tambourine girl; Michael Lynch, clown; Colleen Fisher, Russian peasant girl; John Hayward, pierette; Kerry Gavin, hospital nurse: Arthur McDowell, Maori chief; Violet Hill, Hawaiian girl.

Standards 5 and 6: Carole Thompson, skater; Gail Thompson, skater; Dawn Jensen, the new look; Anne Hayward, old fashioned lady; Alice Nicholson, witch; Dawn Coe, usherette; Norine Ferguson, pierrot; Miargaret Manhire, dressmaker; Isabel Manhire, ruination; Ann Flynn, witch, Kath Jordan, ranee; Maureen Jordan, bridesmaid; Barabara Ratcliffe, Snowwhite; Maureen Knight, gypsy dancer; Jeanette Ferguson, marching girl; Peggy Homewood, drummer girl; Marion McDowell, circus pierrot; Beverly Trow, eastern princess; Lorraine Patterson, skater; Maureen Benny, early Victorian lady; Alf Holtham, huntsman; Tangi Samuels, French soldier; Barry Stone, cowboy; Graeme Heappey, cowboy; Gary Martelli, clown; Ewan Spencer, crossward puzzle; Glen Innis, Mexican caballero; John Wentworth, badminton player; Jim Godwin, jockey; Green Smith Williams, cadet; George. Williams, Maori chief; Bruce Harvey, Turk; Fred Stone, cowboy; Henry Kotara, man; Wilfred Tuki, runner; Ivan Cornish, Turk; Gray Garrett, headmaster.