WHAKARONGO.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 2 June 1937, Page 10

WHAKARONGO.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) WHAKARONGO, May 30. There was a large attendance at the hall when the School Queen Committee staged an entertainment. A good programme was presented as follows Pianoforte solo. Miss K. Brewer; songs Mrs Twigg; dances, pupils of Miss June Scott; violin solos, Miss Joyce Findlay, songs Mr O. Jackson; tap dances, Misses Mclsaac; songs. Mr J. Stuart; songs, Miss M. Deiderieh. Mr H V, ood announced the items. Among those dancing were Mesdames A. Harvey, navy satin; N. Lawrence, blue floral; F. Eag e, wine crepe and silver; Uhrbom, klack and floral; Morris, blue floral; B. Coutts, brown floral; Jackson, red lace; Lynch, blue floral; Morgan, navy; Knudsen, navy floral; Oxenliam, black georgette; Jones, black; 11. R, Smith, red crepe; Misses M. Speedy, turquoise and silver; J-,. Speedy, purple and gold; 0. Uhrbom, blue and pink floral; E. A\ oodd, lemon crepe; J. AVood, pink floral; M. Hodgson, green satin; E. Vautier, blue floral, II Wood, pink floral georgette; J. Smith red taffetas; B. Woodd, pink floral; J. Harvey, pink crepe; I. .Tohanson, blue floral- P. Christiansen, white; I. -Newcombe, black and floral; C. Christiansen, blue floral georgette; K. Brewer, pink floral georgette; E. Christiansen, hue floral taffetas; G. Jones, turquoise blue crepe; E. Hansen, peacock blue crepe; M Radomski, blue velvet; M. Harrowfield, blue floral crepe; J. Scott black with floral applique. Mr F. Eagle was M C and the winners of dances were: Lticliv Gay Gordons, Miss M. Speedy and Mr J. Haslock; lucky spot, Miss Jean Smith and Mr K. Woodd. The first match in the basketball competitions was played on Saturday at the courts, when the A team .played the Ashhurst team. The opponents were Misses M. Templeton (captain), K. Storey, RI. AVoodroofe. D. and L. Hackctt, D. McKinlay. L. Tremewan, A. Doreen, and I Woodroofe. The local girls were Misses J Wood (captain), 11. Harrowfield MRadomski. M. and C. Vautier, 11. Wood, W Vautier, L. Speedy and J. smith. Miss Marjorie Vautier severely sprained mi ankle toward the end of the second half, Miss E. AVoodd taking her place. The half-time score was in favour of the visitors 6-5, while AVliakarongo turned the tables to win 12—7, after half-time. Mrs Frith refereed. Mr R. Crawford is a visitor from the Lake Wairarapa district. Miss Jean Wood is visiting friends in Cheltenham. Miss FI Eagle was a Wellington visitor for the week-end with Mr and Mrs F. Eagle. There- was a large attendance at the meeting concerning the factory, held by the farmers. Messrs L. Newcomb, F. Eagle, J. Hodgson and T. Rnnford were elected new directors. Another is lo be added. On Saturday the B basketball (earn journeyed to Palmerston North, wheru they won the match by defaull. They were Misses L. Smith, T. Nowcombe, G. Jones, V. Puklowski, I. Johanson, M. Hodgson. J .Harvey, E. Vautier, and P. and 11. Christiansen. At the Saturday night dance for the School Queen there wa9 an excellent attendance. Novoltv dances were won as follow:. Lucky spot. Miss Jean AVood and Mr R. Gore; Monte Carlo. Miss Rainfortli and Mr Baker; lucky Gay Gordons, Miss Lola Smith and Mr Rex Watson. Among those present were: Mesdames Ea”fo, mulberry velvet; Smith, red crepe; Christiansen, blue floral ; Harvey navy satin; Knudsen, black floral; F. Coutts. brown satin; Misses L. Speedy, red crepe and silver; 0. Uhrbom, blue floral voie; W. Vautier, blue taffeta; C. Vautier, blue georgette; M. Lancaster, pink crocodile crepe- E. Vautier, floral taffeta; M. Speedy flame satin; S. ' Speedy, peacock blue lace; K. Tate, tomato ripple crepe; F. Eagle, black crepe and silver; E. AVoodd, white taffeta and red; B. Woodd, flame georgette; D. Watson, scarlet valvet and silver; E. Christiansen, blue net; B. Radomski, green floral georgette; J. Nowcombe, black ancl floral ; E. Hansen, floral voile; J. Wood, Marina crepe; P. Siggiekow, blue pebble crepe; M. Proc tor. red crepe-de-clunc; J. -Smith, scarlet taffeta; L. Smith, lime crepe; D. McGregor, pink novelty; L. Jordon, black georgette and lace; D. Jeffree, blue pebble crepe; G. Jones, floral crepe; M. Askew, black and pink satin; 11. Smith, pea-green floral satin; M. Rainforth, white lace and georgette; L Pascoe, crimson satin; J. Harvey, pink crepe; M Lea my, black and pink. The lucky door ticket was won by Mr 11. Edwards. The M.C. was Mr F. Eagle. j