HOME GUARD DANCE

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 289, 31 March 1941, Page 8

HOME GUARD DANCE

SUCCESS AT WAIMANA The Waimana-Nukuliou Home Guard held a most successful dance in the Waimana Hall last Wednesday evening, when £21 was taken at the door and £3 for a competition. Mr 11. Wardlaw capably acted as M.C. and Mr R. Morton was doorkeeper. The dance music was supplied by Mr D. Boynton's band. The Monte Carlo dances were won by Mirs Miller and Mr S. Mottram and Miss Mary Tuhoro and Mr John Wailiirerc. After a dainty supper had been served, Mr K. Bell, secretai'3 r of the Home Guard, thanked all who had helped to make the dance such ci success, including the band, Mr Morton and the ladies who had assisted. The speaker also thanked the ladies who had provided afternoon tea on two occasions for the "Home Guard parade, and also apologised for the unayoklable absence of Mr N. Macdonald. Dancing then continued until a late hour. Among those present were: Mesdames J. Wardlaw, H. Wardlaw, T. Wardlaw, Dick Wardlaw, E. Cranswick, E. P. Woolfield, H. Finn, H. Marra, W. Addison, W. Stevenson, Joe Addison, W. McConnell, G. Jerram, V. Miller, S. Mottram, R. Fleming, P. Looney (Waiotahi), B. Hughes, J. Boynton, Gallagher, F. Bell, C. Bell, H. Bell. S. Seich (Auckland), L. Ducker, T. Mitchell, R. Henderson, B. Hodgson,, M. Mannion, W. Ball, D. Bull G. Hewitt, K. Bell, S. McConnell, W. Thomas, H. Croft, Finn.

Misses B. Bell, J. McConnell, B. Wragge, K. and £..• Doran, F. and M. Woolfield, Amy and Agnes Ruff, S. Grover, N. Hewitt, B. Grapp (Gpotiki), H. Boynton, M. Hughes N. Wilson, R. Macdonald, E. and S. Addison, K. Walton, J. Sisam, Kelly, M. Wardlaw, Semmens and E. Wardlaw. . , V