WEST END SCHOOL

Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 111, 7 April 1930, Page 2

WEST END SCHOOL

SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR CONCLUDESSo well were all details in connection with the West End school bazaar arranged that it is anticipated that when returns are completed the objective of £l5O will be more than attained. The result is eminently satisfactory to the School Committee and ladies who worked hard to make the effort a success. _ . , 1 The bazaar concluded on Saturday evening when among the attractions was the final of the tug-of-war, which was won by Miranui, who defeated Huskies by two pulls out of three. The winners of the various competitions were: Pink doll, Miss Snell (249) ; worked towels, M. Penketh (25); bed jacket, Mrs A. Penketh (71); tea set, Mrs Ritchie (133); tea waggon, Mrs Ogier (173); drapery parcel, Mrs Chalk (52); set of lingerie, Mrs K. Thorburn (35) j baby outfit, It. D. Judd (H); rose bowl, Mr Mudgway (11); bicycle, Mr Richardson (614); chocolate bottle, Ethel Ogier (17); coat hangar and shoe horn, Miss N. Allen (21); crystal rose bowl, A. E. Moliring (21) ; sweet stall cake, Mrs H. Lane (151); bunny, Margaret Dobson; scone basket, Miss H: Bailey (27); china vase, Mrs Griffen (12); blue vase and flowers, Mrs G. K. Hollier (73); waggon throw-over, Mrs Beattie (14) ; paper dolls—pink, Eunice Owen (9), mauve, W. Dobson (29), blue, Peggy Hastie (2) ; apples, Mr J. Penketh (61bs 8ozs.); ham, Mrs Morliing (151bs); rabbit, M. Dobson; Mrs Dustin’s cake, E. Fraser; paper purse, E. G. Gray '(1); suit, A. J. Edwards (A 230) ; : bedspread, Ada Mouldey (186): bridal veil, Miss Sheriff, Auckland (247); supper cloth, J. J. Waller (144); rubber sea horse, Mr Blackboum (22). The .bouquets presented to Mesdames Graham and Nash were made and donated by Mrs Arthur Just.