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- t THE "GOOD, CLEAN FUN" DEPARTMENT, membess..of the
Gay Nineties Club claim they have it all over other Peninsula
organisations. The Herald, taking no stand on the matter,,presentd
herewith pictures of one of the club's recent Saturday night dining.
parties. Above, left, three member couples—SERGEANT and MBE.
DON JOHNSTON, MR. and MR& KEN BALN and MR. and MRS.
GAY HAMMOND--show off their Gay Nineties finery..... At he
right, several members pose. That's WAYNE El WARD$ kneeling
in the foreground.... The Pacific**rove Boy Scout House,.sceneof
most club affairs, forms the background.for the last picture, whleh
shows a "basket weave"in progress. The club gathers Wednesday
evenings for dance instruction, throws its doors open to the
public Saturdays
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Club and Studio I,ct1 ti s Tt IMF4
ofthe Peninsula
- t THE "GOOD, CLEAN FUN" DEPARTMENT, membess..of the
Gay Nineties Club claim they have it all over other Peninsula
organisations. The Herald, taking no stand on the matter,,presentd
herewith pictures of one of the club's recent Saturday night dining.
parties. Above, left, three member couples—SERGEANT and MBE.
DON JOHNSTON, MR. and MR& KEN BALN and MR. and MRS.
GAY HAMMOND--show off their Gay Nineties finery..... At he
right, several members pose. That's WAYNE El WARD$ kneeling
in the foreground.... The Pacific**rove Boy Scout House,.sceneof
most club affairs, forms the background.for the last picture, whleh
shows a "basket weave"in progress. The club gathers Wednesday
evenings for dance instruction, throws its doors open to the
public Saturdays
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Photo Collection,Misc. Photo Collections,Gay 90's Social Club,Gay 90's Social Club 1 Page 1, Gay 90's Social Club 1 Page 1
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