MOUTOA'S PADDY'S MARKET

Chronicle (Levin), 5 December 1946, Page 3

MOUTOA'S PADDY'S MARKET

j VERY SUCCESSFUL DAY Soliciting the hclp of the ! Women 's Division of Fcderated Farmers, the Moutoa Young Farmiers' Ciub hcld a very successful jPacldy's Markct in the Moutoa Hall jlast Saturday, £88 being raised as a iresult of the elfort. There was a llarge attendance at both afternoon and cvcning sessions and the variious stalls, as the financial work iindicated, clicl brisk business. An lentertalnment was hclcl in the jevening. Miss Ngairc Peacli, Miss i J. Gordon and Miss P. Clayton, con- j jtributecl docu'.ionary items. Mr. N. i Ricliardson rcnderecl a song, the accompanimcnt for which was played by Mrs. T. Fuller. Mr. A. Anderson entertained witli conjuring and Misses Birch, Peacli, T.ind and McLean presented a playette. At a suitable juncture Mr. S. W. Barber tliamkCd Tiio'se' present and ail those who had assisted to make the funct.ion a success. His remarks were endorsed by Mr. Doug. Williams, president of the Young Farmers' Club, who also thanked the W.D.F.F. for its co-operation. The stali holders were as follows: — Sweets: Mesdames Sanson, Pa'rlato and Miss Bowe; produce: Mesdames S. W. Barber and L. Carter,; ice cream: Mesdames J. jLucinsky, E. Wilson and T. Fuller; icake: Mesdames Campbell, R. O. jHornblow, S. Newth and J. Newth; ijumble: Mesdames McErlean and jWoodmass and Miss S. Newth. The j tea arrangements were in the jhands of Mesdames Humphries, A. Wilson. L. Wiiliams and McCarthy. I Competition prize winners were jas follows: — Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. D. I Campbell, Miss N. Sat-herley, Mr. M. j Boswell, Mrs. C. McCarthy, Mrs. V. jJudcl, .P. O'Donnoghue, E. Parlato, jMiss Moynihan, Mrs. J. Broad, jSenr., G. Glostin, Mr. J. Lucinsky and Mrs. W. Smith.