SCOTTISH SOCIETY
The Scottish Society of Dunedin held its monthly social and dance on Saturday in the Crawford Lounge, the president, Mr J. L. Thomson, occupied the chair and in his opening remarks he intimated that the Otago Council of Scottish Societies would be holding its annual ball in the near future and also that the annual meeting of the society would be held shortly. The programme comprised songs by Mrs Middlemas; piano accordion solos by Master Grame McMurray; an Irish jig by Miss May Galvin; and a Sean Truibhais by Miss Daphne Milne, the piper being Mr H. Crawford. Supper was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in old-time dancing.
Skiers at winter resorts in the United States next year may coast down .slopes covered with artificial snow when there is no natural snow available. The white, slippery surface will be produced by a recently developed machine.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27390, 16 May 1950, Page 2
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