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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 219, 15 September 1937, Page 8

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From Our Own Correspondent. Fancy Dress Ball.

On Friday evening last a successful annual fancy dress dance was held at the Junction School. The nail was decorated with streamers and coloured lights which, together with the gay costumes of the children, presented a lanciful scene. The performance of folk dances during the evening reflected credit upon the teachers and pupils. Supper was served under the supervision of the headmaster's wife, Mrs F. A. Hempleman. Miss J. Wilkinson, and Messrs R. Neijson and N. Whale provided the music.

The following were the costumes worn: Fan. Strawbridge, bailet girl; Barbara Wereta, elf; Anne Lawson, Coronation year; Betty Hayes, flower girl; Maurice O’Keefe, sailor boy; Jimmy Scrimgeour, sailor; Ivan Hillsdon, harlequin; lan Ward, toy soldier; Fay Bridor, flower girl; Donald Gow, clown; lan Bone, cowboy; Terry Bcurke, pierrot; lan Jacobsen, Indian; Rex Hunter, “goodnight”; Lewis llainsworth, pierrot; Exroi Wilson, pierrot; Desmond Armstrong, schoolboy; Noel Newman, gollywog; lan Togelberg, soldier; Michael Anderson, brownie; Arthur Vosper, schoolboy; Fat O’Keefe, clown; Jim Morris, pirate; Roland Hayes, page boy; Noel Wereta. schoolboy; Shirley Harris, moonlight and roses; Betty F>e, party dress; Jack Oldfield, sailor; Russe'll Lea, Red Indian; Elaine Wilson. Minnie Mouse; Jean Harris, Japanese; Margaret Gronn, Victorian lady; Don Dallas. Indian boy; Ruby Wasson, Little Red Riding Hood; Whiter Hainsworth, cowboy; Gwen Webb, Alice Blue Gown; Audrey Rankin, powder puff; Audrey Bone, fairy; Gordon Rouse, gipsy; Doreen Grant, fairy; Stuart Jacobson, cowboy; Tom Hunter, Dutch boy; Hilton Harris, sailor; Mostyn Liddieoat, Japanese boy; Allen Newman, Indian; Tommy Parker, cowboy; John Pliippen, Old English farmer; Calvin Rouse, page boy; Leslie S'h otter, Roman soldier; Edna Armstrong, garden wall; Lorna Grant, dancer; Gladys Haxt, Irish girl; Valerie Hunter, rose; Ursula Leeks. Pierrette; Joyce Morris, fairy princess; Rona Murrov, masquerader; Connie Smith, springtime; Audrey Winchcombe, night; Roderick Dallas, pierrot; Ken Fisner, domino; Bill McChesney, tin soldier; Owen Mainwaring, Chinaman; Tom Oldfield, swagger; Kevin Shelter, wiid west; Dennis Wereta, plain; Doreen Carmichael, carnival; Hilary Hunter, flower girl; Noia Scrimgeour, fairy eyes; Shirley Newman, jester; Myra Anderson, daffodil; Beryi Doole, plain; Mavis Paulding, soldier; Audrey Hainsworth, Little 80-Peep; Pal Hart, silver; Nancy Ireland, plain; Dulcie Morris, dwarf; Shirley Newman, jingle bells; Elsa Rankin, Irish colleen; Betty Wereta, good morning; Lucy Winchcombe, French salad; Boris Winchcombe, powder puff; Daphne Winchcombe, maypole; Dawn Zajonskowski, dwarf; Colin Bain, Santa Claus; jack Bain, pirate; Mervyn Carmichael, Grenadier Guard; Mervyn Ellis, piain; Billy Grant, pixie; Francis HendriCK, eowooy; Lance Aiainttanng, chef; Noel House, nigger minstrel; Trevor Winchcombe, plain; &nirley Goodwin, Alice in Wonderland; Edna Hains - worth, Red Riding Hood; Doris Rouse, Scot; Dawn Webb, plain; Erie Armstrong, plain; Colin Bone, piain; Basil Brider, Kudie Fisher, plain; Ron Grant, Chinese; Frank Kendrick, safety first; Noel Morris, cricketer; Maurice Newman, brigand; Mervyn Whuff, Tony Wiggiesworth, Ray Setroni, plain; Duncan Dallas, wrestler; Trevor Whale, plain; Vivian Stantiail, cvricketer; Noel Rankin, nlain; David Hempleman, Boy Scout; Audrey Scrimgeour, Italy; Pat Kendall, Maori maiden; Esther Goodwin, peasant maid; Julia Kendrick, night; Marion Hainsworth, night; Eunice Friedrich, Swiss peasant; jessic Whitcombe, "the eternal question”; Myrtle Carmichael, plain; John Anderson, cowboy; Maurice Adams, peter Wiggiesworth, Arthur Carmichael, plain; Doris Robertson, Maori maiden; Janet Goodwin, Old English lady; Betty Wasson. Evelyn Crothers, Ruth Winchcombe. Jean Phillips, plain; Molly McChesney, Puritan Inter-club Ping-pong. At St. Andrew’s hall on Friday night, the Lutheran Ping-Pong Club easily defeated the St. Andrew’s Club by 92 games to 52. Supper was served alter a verypleasant evening. Results were as follow: Lutheran Club; I*l. Nitscnke. won 12, lost 0; T. Jurgens, won lU. lost 2; H. Haas, won 9, lost 3; E. Hegglun, won 9, lost 3; Mrs E. Nitschke, won 9, lost 3; N. Bensemann, won 3, lost 4; F. Jurgens, won 7, lost 5; R. Zander, won 6 lost 6; Kev. ileidricii, won o, lost 7; D. Hegglun, won 4, lost 8, K. Jurgens, wen 1 lost 11. St. Andrew's Club: B. Parkinson, won 9, lost 3; H. Jones, won 3. lost 4; Miss P. Brown, won Y, lost 5; J. Taylor, won <> lost 5; J. Duncan, won 5, lost r, R. Parkinson won 4, lost 8; H. Reynolds, won 3, lost 9; H. Parkinson, won 3, lost 9; Miss O. Meyer, won 2, lost 10. Miss G. Meyer, won 2. lost 10; A. Mcindoe, won 2, lost 10; Miss B. Price, won u, lost 12. Hockey Dance

A successful dance was held on Saturday evening to mark the close of the hockey season. The floor was crowdea and the evening was thorougnly enjoyable. Messrs H. Carpenter ahd A. Gracie were Ms.C. A Monte Carlo lox-trot was won by Mr R. Still and Mrs J. Sinclair and a waltz by Mr F. McHugh and Miss O. Houghton, hollowing the suuper interval, the president of the Rangitikei Hockey Association, Mr W. G. Aitken, presented the iropnies won during the past season, as follows: Linklielu Rose Bowl, United Club; Paranihi Challenge Cup, Tutaenui Club; Davis Cup (Y-a-side at Feilding), Kia Ora Club, and miniatures presented to Misses P. Carpenter, M. lwikau, M. Bush, M. Aitken, M. 1* itches P. Williams and B. Good; local sevon-a-side, Kia Ura Club; Southtieiu Cup (Rangitikei championship). Kia Ora; Win-ton Cup and miniatures for 11-a-side at Tutaenui, Kia Ora; Halcombe Challenge Cup, Kia Ora; Joblin Cup (runnersup in 7-a-side tourney at Taihape), Kia Ora; Quirk Cup (winners men’s 5-a-side tourney at Taihape), Kia Ora with miniatures presented lo W. Bush. A. Blair, P. Williams, E. Palmer, H. Carpenter, hockey stick, presented by Mr J. H. Signal lor most improved player during the season, Miss Joan “Palmer (Kia Ora). The McKelvie Cup, which was won by the Rangitikei representatives, was handed to the captain, Miss P. Carpenter.