BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 242, 13 October 1936, Page 3

BULLS

DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. Shooting in windy weather on Saturday afternoon, members of the > Rangitikei Defence Rifle Club regis- _< tered the following scores:— (1

On Saturday next a team of Chel- r . tenham riflemen will visit Bulls for a \ friendly shoot. « ANNUAL SCHOOL BALL. I I A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. t The Town Hall was packed on Fri- ( day night when the Bulls School c annual ball was held, and as a result t it is expected that about £3O will be netted for the school funds. Mr. L. c V. Homes (hon. secretary) and other 1 members of the School Committee had I everything well arranged; Misses But- t ton. Butement, Duggan and Ralfe looked after the little dancers on the j dance floor; and Mrs. L. V. Homes and c a strong committee of ladies attended t to the supper arrangements. The [ grand march was very effective, the t gay costumes of the pupils making a- I orettv sight. Folk dancing was r another feature,’ and the children I proved to be well trained to play thenparts. Mr. W. Sutherland played 1 Highland airs on his bagpipes, the i following dancing the Highland fling i and cheantrubas; Dorothy and Gor- i don Sutherland, Beryl Mackay, Mar- s ion Bailey, Nora Cornfoot, Phyllis \ Lundy, James Lundy and lan Jamie- c son. Loveday’s orchestra played bright i music, and extras were supplied by Messrs. McDermott (2), Ingram and ; others. A Monte Carlo was won by t lan Jamieson and Betty Corn foot, and a statue dance by Rosie Clark and I Fred Jurgens. Competitions were s won bv Messrs. L. Hill and T. Ellery, j Mr. F. C. Jurgens, chairman of the School Committee, thanked patrons I and all who assisted to make the ball such a success, and took the oppor- j tunity of testing the feeling of parents regarding the annual picnic, an overwhelming majority favouring the holding of a picnic. Among those present were several past teachers, 1 including Mrs. Ashworth (nee Hen- , derson). Mrs. F. O. Bailey (nee , Moxham), Mrs. D. Lundy (nee Ander- < son). Misses Martin and Ralfe, and ; Mr.’ W. A. Churchill. At the con- < elusion of the children’s ball, adults ' carried on the dance until the early hours of the morning. . Amongst those present were:—D. • Hannah, sportsman; B. Mackay, folly, Rona Hill, sailor; Harold Ellery, Scotchman; Betty Cornfoot, Gipsy Dorothv Sutherland, Miss Modern; Sheila Signal, Polly Peachman; Rona Dunn, Irish Colleen; Barbara Carson, junior Red Cross nurse; Jack Howard, tennis player; William Sutherland, Scotchman; Laura Jamieson, pierrot; Lenore Cornfoot, Rosemarv; Joan Sharp, white rabbit; iMaureen Huddleston, evening dress; Lois Adin, bridesmaid; Nada O'Connell. Oriental dancing girl; Dorothy Jurgens, star queen; Lois healey, plain; Ngaire Young, spring; Cyril Thomas, cowboy; Alma Ellery, folly pierette; Joan White. Japanese girl; Doris Neale, spring; Vera Smith, buttercup; Kathleen Bailey. ballet dancer; Pat Bromley, “eat more fruit"; Rex Bromley, jockey; Arthur Christian, Rajah; Gred Mackay, tennis; Rayner Vile, “mad hatter”; Jim Lundv, pirate; Susie Hakaria, night; Mary Kendall, night fairy; Dawn Briggs, fairy; Lorna Bromley, Victorian Lady; Yvonne du Fresne, pink fairv; Cynthia Vile, ballet girl; Pamela Holland, a rose; Barbara Komi', night; Nyra Tattle, fairy; Melva Westwood, penguin; Betty Jamieson, butterfly; Joan O’Connell, busy bee; Ngaire Christian, rose; Margaret Sutherland, flower girl; Myra Connelly, poppy; Pamela Bartlett, butterfly; Noeline Janett, snowdrop: Juno Ellery, blue butterfly; Helen Young, top hat; Dan Adin, Chinaman; William Clark, motorlorry driver; Alex. Coleman, baker; Owen Dunn, pirate: Jack Healey, sailor boy; Ronald Hannah, cowboy; Trevor Healey, sailor boy; Mani Richards, ace of clubs; lan Sutherland, pyjama boy; Graeme Read, pierrot; Wereta Hakaria, Indian; Peter Holland. Little Boy Blue; Victor Homes, Little Lord Fauntleroy; Hubert Meads, cowboy; Lyle Signal, puck; Cecil Bromley, tennis; Keith Edwards, tennis; Peter Petersen, sailor; Ted Westwood, Indian; Kuku Walker, plain; Gwen Jamieson, pierrette; Pat Ellery, Early Victorian; Vera Healey, plain; Doreen Connelly, balloon girf; Marion Briggs, page; June Janett, wedding page; Kini Brown, plain; Keith Bailey, Chu Chin Chow; Graeme Vile, cowboy; Percy Hakaria, Indian; Neville Harper, Father Christmas; Russell Meads, cowboy; Ron. Janett, nigger; Fred. Jurgens, baker: Ken. Stewart, Chinaman; Cecil Ellery, Mickey Mouse; Maurice O’Connell, Mexican; Gordon Sutherland, footballer; Rex. Howard, cowboy; Rowland Westwood, Maori Chief;*Cathie Briggs, sports girl; Rose Clarke, flower girl; Merle Christian, carnival nights; Ava Cornfoot, Irish dancing girl: Beryl Green, ballet dancer; Betty Grogan. pierrette; Ngaire Holland. Gipsy: Phyllis Lundy, Shirley Temple; Sybil Neale, flower girl; Audrey Thomas, Early Victorian; Edna Bromley, red fairy; Rona Homes, flower girl; Nancy Petersen, Gipsy; Jessie Shepherd, Gipsy; Yvonne Amos, hot water bag; Daphne Connelly, queen of diamonds: Lorna Huddleston, 80-peep; Merlene Howard flower girl; Laurence Young, pirate; Ronald Lundy, jester; James Mutimer, baker; Winstone Kendall, swagger; lan Clark, tennis boy: Alfred Neale, schoolboy; Graham Bromley, page boy; Trevor Vile, Cupid; Fay Edwards, oompadour; Sybil Edwards, pierrot; Lorna Christian, plain; Marion Bailey, sailor girl: Lorelei Homes, sailor girl; Joan Mitchell, gipsy: Don. Mitchell, Chinese coolie; John Mitchell, Chinese coolie; Beverley Petersen, plain; lan Jamieson, plain; Terence Ellery, page boy: Marion Bailey, sailor lass; John and D. Mitchell. Chinamen; Jimmy Farrer, clown; Felicity Farrer, Baby Columbine; Peggy Young, star fairy; Helen Young, drummer girl; Olive Young, drummer boy; Jenny Young, Caroline Lady; Shirley Coleman, flower girl; Jean Harris, Madam Pompadour; Billy Sadd, folley; Valmai Sanson, parcel girl; Bob Abraham, cowboy; Margaret Brookie, Scotch Lass; Ray Tattle, dancer.

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