WINCHESTER.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 12 May 1925, Page 10

WINCHESTER.

ST. JOHN’S BAZAAR. A bazaar in aid of St. John’s Sunday School was held in the "Victoria Hall .'.cri Thursday. There was a large attendance, and the function was a groao success in every way. The bazaar was opened by Mr 1. VBurnett, M.P., who delivered an interesting address. , The following were in charge of the stallsTemuka stall, Mesdames J. T. M. Hayhiirst, W. F. Salmon, W. P. Routledge, and W. G. Aspinall, Misses Phillips and Godwin; produce stall, Mesdames W. J. Moore and W. Norman; sweets stall, Mrs H. E. Smith, Misses B. Wilks, and R. South; work stall, Mesdames A. Tj. Barker, 0. Wilks, R. E; Smith, and Miss Orford; refreshments, Mesdames Cl Hawke, G. Rayment, L. H. Orbell, J. O. South, T. Connolly, Misses E. South, ami , London (2): bran tub, Misses M. Moore and M. Opie; sheep and bullock guessing, Mr A. Kimberskittle alley. Mr J. Deßenzy; hat trimming, Miss R. South; ladies 1 nail driving, Mr J. Philip. The following won prizes during the cvoning:—Mrs _ J. Deßonzy, Misses •Leather, Godwin, N. Smith, Messrs J. ~C. South, T. H. Langford, and W. young. Excellent music was suppied hv Misses Beryl and Myra Opie. Miss W.

Pearce also rendered a musical selection. ...... . Mr Orbell, for the committee, thanked those who had assisted at tho stalls, those who had given the produce and carted it, Mr A. H. Fenn for officiating as auctioneer, Mr Burnett for opening tho bazaar, and the ladies for. decorating the hall.