THOSE PRESENT

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 198, 12 August 1940, Page 5

THOSE PRESENT

A STURDY COMPANY PRESENTATIONS BY MAYORESS Foil awing the official speeches, the Mayoress, Mrs B. S. Barry, presented to each man present a silver eversliarp pencil wishing them good luck and shaking hands in the process. The recipients were: Lieutenant H. W. Brabant, Lieutenant Alf Yeoman, Lieutenant A. G. Hultquist, Ptes T. D. Jamieson, J. W. Sanders, R .A. Connelly, R. C. Guide, H. W. Stubbs, P. E. Ruddick, H. T. Mc*Gougan, 0„ P. Fenton, C. P. Anderson, J. M. Hickcy, S. F. Miller, G. Moore, W. Hona, . N. S. P. Goddard, J. S. Dodunski P. T. Crystal, J. A. W. Ansell, G. W. Howat, A. R. Peacockc, G. B. Roper, A. F. Hnnright, G. C. Tip-: pett, K. S. Morpeth, L. J. Connelly, R. .J. Judge, A. Head, T. Mahia, 5 S/Sgt J. Blair, Cpl H. W. Cham--1 bers, Cpl A. C. Munro, Cpl T. Horopapara, Gnr C. R. Rae, Ptes R. E. Jamieson, E. Holliday, A. B. Penny, S. H. Hutton, j. L. Stone, R. J.< Mathews, P. L. Farelly, S. W. Boss s F. R. Snelling, P. L. Moore, T. K. ; Harawira, T. AVahapanga, K. Butler. ' During tlie proceedings the new patriotic song 'There'll Always be 1 an England' was sung with telling ' effect by Dr Fletcher-Cole. The clos i ing item was a brief community _ sing led by Mi T. Atkinson in > which the favourite was 'Wish me ~ Luck as you Wave me Good-bye,' (Continued foot next coldinn).