NGATEA DANCE

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32413, 29 March 1944, Page 2

NGATEA DANCE

ENJOYABLE EVENING CHURCH O'F ENGLAND EVENT Herb. Walker’s popular orchestra from Thames' provided the music for the Church of England dance which was held in the Ngatea Public Hall on Monday night last. There was a fairly representative attendance of dancers from the districts of the Hauraki Plains and Thames. Miss Pat Johnson played an aftersupper extra. Winners of two Monte Carlo waltz competitions proved to be Miss Cosgrove of Thames and Mr B. Hunt and Miss D. McClean and Mr B. Swale. I Mr S. Phelps was M.C. and a genI erous supper was provided. The ladies present included:— Mesdames T. Sydenham, S. Phelps, F. Speedy, W. Flint, G. • Hunt, R. Burke, D. Waite, A. Wheeler, H. Bari raclough (Turua), H. Walker (Thames), F. E. Hammond, P. E. Benner, R. Dudley (Kerepeehi), L. Elvin, E. Darby, W. Wilson (Thames). Misses E. Marchant, D. Short, I. Hodgson, R. Tapp (Kerepeehi), M. Neate (Te Aroha), M. McWatters, A. •Kelsen (Turua), T. Davis, J. Cosgrove (Thames), E. Laurich, P. Gladding (Kerepeehi), E. Challis, I. Death (Kopuarahi), A. Dalgety, F. Miller (Turua), N. Sherlock, G. Alach, J. McKenzie (Turua), P. Hunter (Thames), N. Keane (Pipiroa), E. Swartz, J. Jackson, A. Tepapa (Thames), 0. Scott (Turua), D. (Sherlock, P. Johnson, J. Clark (Patetonga),), B. Beck, M. O’Neill (Pipiroa), D. Stitchbury, N. Hill (Turua), Y. Tatton, K. Neate, N. Hayward, (Patetonga), K. Mangan, N. Phelps, D. Cook, D. McClean, K. Jackson, F. Waite, J. Martinovich (Auckland).

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