GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 September 1943, Page 5

GREYTOWN

HOSPITAL DANCE (“Times-Age" Special.) The following, in addition to those previously mentioned, gave valuable assistance at the Greytown Hospital staff dance: —Miss O’Kane and Mrs McGregor (supper committee), Mrs V. Harris and Mr McGregor (euchre committee), Mrs Hercock and junior , (“Wise Owl”), Mrs G. Turei (vocal I items), Messrs F. C. Bunny and A. ‘ Johnson (who had charge of the front ; part of the hall). i Personal Items. ■ Miss Mavis Keltie (W.A.A.F.) returnI ed to her station today after spending ' leave at her home in Main Street. Miss Dulcie Haigh (W.A.A.C.) returned to her station on Monday after having spent the week-end with her parents, Mr and Mrs E.* Haigh, Main Street. Soldiers’ Parcels Fund. Great interest is being taken in “Mimes and Melodies,” an entertainment organised by Mrs J. F. Thompson in aid of the Greytown Soldiers Parcels Fund. This will be presented at the Town Hall on Wednesday, September 15. The programme consists of “Picnic Party,” a musical medley containing song numbers directed by Mrs Trevor Tully, bright ballets arranged by Misses Joan Bouzaid and Enid Thompson and other attractice items; “A Page From the Past,” a portrayal of early Maori days by means of song and story; and a one-act comedy, “Making It Pay,” presented by the Greytown Drama Group, and produced j by Mrs C. Brooking. Seats may be reserved at Mr H. G. Carter’s shop on ( production of tickets on and after Fri- ( day, September 10. TOWN HALL TWO BIG FEATURES. , Tomorrow nigh there will be presented two big features. “Fly By Night” is an excellent comdy-mystery, starring Nancy Kelly and Richard Carlson, and “Valley of the Sun” is a thrilling story t of the west, in which the chief roles are c taken by James Craig, Lucille Ball and 1 Sir Cedric Hardwicke. £