The Observation Post FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1942. Regimental Ball

Observation Post, Volume 1, Issue 26, 13 November 1942, Page 2

The Observation Post FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1942. Regimental Ball

The long-awaited and much-looked-forward-to Regimental Ball is scheduled to take place a week to-night in the A.N.A. Ballroom, George Street, Palmerston North. This Ball is run for the benefit of the Regiment as a whole, not for one or two or any particular set of people, it is run for everybody, and it is up to everyone of us to take a keen interest in it. There is plenty to be done both before and after the event and help will be very much appreciated by the Committee. Mrs. D. Honore (Mother of the,Regiment) is Hostess again, and anything she has anything at all to do with is always a success. The Ball the Regiment organised in July was a grand success because every man in the Regiment took a hand in it. Many non-dancers volunteered for fatigues and guard duty that night. The fatigues who arranged the hall, washed up, waited at table, door keepers, in fact all the helpers were volunteer’s. The Committee is assured that a similar happy state of affairs will exist this time. Dancers — it is YOUR Dance. The Orchestra is a combined oneand a good one too—so roll along and bring your girl friend in perfect safety. Ladies are coming as partners for those who have not yet found a friend in the district. You are assured of a good time ! !