SANDON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 179, 1 August 1932, Page 3

SANDON

MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING Sandon teams visited Awahuri on Friday night to fire matches against the Awahuri Club for the Cliffe Remington and M.AI.R.A. cups. Sandon were successful in both grades. The detailed scores were as follows: A Grade Sandon

CHILDREN’S DANCE The children ’a dance organised by the school committee attracted a bum per attendance at the public hall. Tho number of children in fancy dress was a record, sixty taking part in tho opening grand inarch and a number of others coming later. The first part ol the evening was devoted to the children and a happy time was spent. A number of special items were introduced and the efforts of the children were greeted with applause. The programme was brought ru a close with a group march and the children marched into the supper room, where a plentiful and tasty supper was pre pared for them. Tho music for the children was played by Airs. E. N. Butler and Aliss Day. Air. E. J. Bowaler, on behalf of ‘‘he school committee, thanked all who had helped to make tho evening the muc cess it had been and especially mentioned tho children, teachers (Miss Day and Air. Francis), ladies for preparing the supper and the musicians. The floor was then given over to the adults and a happy time was spent until tho early hours of the morning. A local orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Butler supplied the music.

Among the number of children in fancy dress were the following: Ngairq Lawrence (page girl), Jack Lawrence (pierrot), Ernie Y r ork (Chi nanian),

i Patricia Vile (early Victorian), Tow Cook (pyjama boy), Valmai Sanson i(good night), Donald Sanson (pyjama man), Ngairc Tattle (evening), Billy Lawrence (All Black, Kilby), Lindsay Vile (All Black), Pamela Butler (strawberry), Norma Cribb (Hawaiian boy), Eliza Ward (Hawaiian ffiri), Louis Ward (native), Christie Jtabcs (Gypsy), Meryl Burrowet (80-peep), Brian Collier (Red Indian), Keith Collier (Red Indian), Charlie Nicholson (plain), Reg. Davey (toff), Joyce Davey (Red Cross Nurse), Erie Li** ingston (pirate chief), Sheila Graef (autumn), Lesley Flood (fairy), Vai mai Flood (milk maid), Kathleen Faj

(flower girl), Nola Bishop (Urchis boy), Alargnret Fay (Quaker girl), Terence Anderson (Sambo), Jack Coulter (clown), Margaret Coulter (pierrette), Lindsay Tostevin (Robin Hood), Afarie Tostevin (pierrette), I'eggy Burrowcs (Red Riding Hood), Nancy AfcConachie (Yellow Bird Tobacco). Donald AfcConachie (chef), Bertie Burrowcs (Red Indian), Maureen Flood (pixie), Afervyn Flood (Venetian), Fraser Forbes Bob Forbes (Red Indian), Allan Forbes (elf), Jessie Forbes (Flarencc Nightingale), Molly Butler (Japanese Lady), Vcrcta Butler (Ballet dancer), Nelson Butler (Red Indian), Jean Butler (gymnasium girl), Faith Butler (black cat), Hilary Murphy (Sir Walter Raleigh), Ron Scandlyn* (Santa Claus). Jim Kilpatrick (swagger), Herbert McCabe (plain;, Ray Kilpatrick (muleteer), Leiia Lumsden (urchin girl), Bruce Afitchell (knitting bag), Sydney Keystone (sand man), Charlie Edmonds (plain), John Quarrie (American cowboy), Oscar Bo water (Maori wahine). Pearl Afeyer (parcel post), Peter Afeyer (clown), Shirley Bond (pierette), Grayson Bond (pierot Jack Fay (plain), Gordon Currie (Afaori). _____

H. McKcgney .. .. F. Lumsden .. 138 .. 136 P. W. Gcdye M. Pearce .. 136 R. Lumsden .. 135 Percy Gcdye .. .. .. 135 F. Tostevin .. 131 K Pearce .. 133 1061 • Awahurl W. Odgers .. 137 K. Hayward W. Mathison .. 134 H. Matthews .. 133 E. Nix • • 133 I. Sutherland .. 131 J. Milligan .. 130 K. Matthews — .. .. 127 1083 B Grade Sandon E. Lumsdcu .. 137 R. Dymond .. 136 M. Pearco .. 136 Keith Lumsden .. .. .. 131 A. K. Drew .. 131 F. Murphy .. . • ,. .. 129 800 Awahuri R. Matthews .. 134 L. Oko • .. 131 J. Milligan •• . o .. .. 130 L. Pask .. 128 G. Lucas .. 123 E. Sutherland • < .. ... 123 769