CARNARVON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 227, 24 August 1938, Page 3

CARNARVON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) CARNARVON, Aug. 22. Once again tho Clydesdale School's children’s fancy dress dance was an outstanding success. Although there has been a great deal of sicknoss in tho district, all tho children and parents were present, besides a number of adults from other districts. The grand march openod tho programme and was admired by all. A varied programme, to music supplied by Airs Teague and Aliss K. Maxwell, was thoroughly enjoyed by the children and ended when a supper of fruit salud, cakes, sweets, etc., was served to tho children at 9.30 ’after which the adults took the floor. The following were the winners of the children’s novelty dances: Ailsa McKonzie and Mona Teaguo, Bill Powell and Dawn Teague/ Alien Luxford and Mona Toague, Rox Schultze and Ngairo Short. Mr Mansell thanked all who had helped, and more particularly Miss Flavell lor her work in teaching the children their dances, also Mrs Teaguo and Miss K. Maxwell for tho music. The following is a list of dresses: Ida Maxwell, Alodern Miss; Joan Gonnills, Alid Victorian; Deleie Zajonskowski, Modern Miss; Maida Luxford, Modern Miss; Jean Harris, Spanisii; Ngairc Short, Mexican Cowgirl; Dawn Teague, Aladame Pompadour; Pixie Luxford, Dunce; Zcta Short, Japanese ; ' Mona Toague, Punch ; Alisa McKenzie, Workbag; Jean McKelvie, Spring; Marion Scott, Floworgirl; Boverloy McCabe, Usherette; Yvonne Schultz, Gipsy- Maurice Zajonskowski, Mother; Ken Hayes, Baby; Allen ■ Luxford, Popeye; Ivan McKenzie, Dick Turpin; Keith Maxwell, “Why Did I Kiss That Girl ? ; Langley Gonnills, Sailor; Bill Powell, Judy; John McKelvie, Indian Chief; Don Knox Cowboy; Russell Giles, Father Christmas; Murray Giles, Cowboy; Gavin Hayes Carnival; Frank Schultze, Gangster Tiny tots* Judith Scott, Flowergirl; Ivan Scott, Jockey; Terry Sanson, Baker; Pauline Harris, Red Riding Hood ; Beverley Armitage, Irish Colleen; Mary Cameron, Highland Lassie; Betty Giles, Fairy; John Warren, Popcyo; Genevieve Corry, Fairy- Audrey Capstick, Robin Hood; Rex Schultze, Tomato; Eva Armitage, Gipsy; Edgar Hartley, plain; Bruoe Hartley plain; Shirley Dixon, Powder-puff. Miss M. Powell and Mr G. Taylor and Miss A. Teague and Mr J. Taylor won tho adults’ novelty dances. An evening both a social a!\d financial success ended about 1 o’clock, and all are even now anticipating next year’s event - Aliases A. Teaguo and K. Maxwell are local hockey players picked for the Palmerston North team to play in the Gisborne tournament. Mrs L. Scott is ing part of tho school holidays with Mrs Frecklington at Foxton Beaoh.