DANCE, AT RANGIORA
On Monday evening, October 12th. a dance was held in the R.S.A. rooms for the Camp' boys, and provided a. final .opportunity for those leaving for the North to conclude their "affaires d’amour" with certain young ladies of thisbdistrict. and to Ltd adieu-’to friends who hove welcomed the Camp boys so whole-heartedly fro. .some months. ” , . , The d.arice-had been-organised to assist the Army section of the Rangi-
ora Patriotic Committee. Presentations were -.made by the Mayor (Mr. C.W, Tyler) chairman of the committee,' to Drivers I. Tweedie, L-. Moran and 1, J ones*-, - v • v -: ;• . . ’ though. not- as well, attended as u'Htlal the dance was very successful and. bright-.;. The . smaller . attendance was'probably. due to many of the lads deciding to retire early to-bed {in preparation for hhe morrow’s departure )- and rough weather which put. rather a damper "on - tilings.. ' . E-. •- > ■„ '- f ’■ \ * ‘ ■ -"Arch." ,?- A *W- ..... ,•! ’ poo'o.oo’ : ..) r ■ ' * •. -, - ■ I”1 heard -,Joe. -had. a . very odd accident last night.” • 'A ” I that so-?'- What v was. i t?'" ' . 0• t ■ .-’’-Hfe .called on hi girl -and had his hand removed .above the knee.’* ' Ist., Gurnner.: "A woman’s. greatest attraction is her hair. M • • 2nd. Gunner: ’’l say it’s her eyes/’- • - . 3rd. Gunner:■ "It’ unquestionably her teeth." . , 4th. Gunner,:;- should we stand here and lie to each -otherl" •/.And then there was the ‘young man at the dance who was pouring out a drink for an attractive looking damsel. "Say when," he said. "Oh, after.this drink.” she ■-replied # . , . • . . 9 Some.women are called Amazons because they are so wide at the mouth. . Vn./in? Su fx O^2 u,ve heard about the London chambermaid who got the V.C. ou heaven t. .... ure, she went up-and brought down nine Jerries,
na o u nc.. i n& _ •' ~ ~ ”—— • —■ — — G R N.I) OPENING _W„Y4r-.C.,.A ? -.HUT • shortly ' • . . • Fun will .be fast and furious. Roll up but not in beer barrels. Evening Press Optional. Shorts a matter of taste. BRING YOUR OWN NISH AND CHIPS I
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Rangiora Gunner, Volume 1, Issue 2, 20 October 1942, Page 10
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