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Chronicle (Levin), 9 July 1946, Page 4

PERSONAL

Miss June Cooper has returned | from a short vaeation . at Eketa- : huna. • • The condition of August Ransfleld, of Manakau, the boy cyclist who was injured when he was struck by a car at Manakau on Saturday, is reported by the Palmerston North Hospital to be seri- J ous though not dangerous. i "We regret to announce the loss ! through aeath of our patron, Mr. r; J. Foss," said the annual report i of the Horowhenua Boys' and Girls' ! Agricultural Club, given to its ; meeting last evening. "Mr, Foss ; was one of the promoters of our! club and through the years h-as ' : taken a great interest in its activi- ! ties. He will long be remembered i for the enthusiasm he displayed, ■ and the inspiration given during ; the earlier years of our work.'" Before the business . commenced the president (Mr. H. J. Lancaster) ' made further reference to the i passing of Mr. Foss. He said the , deceased gentleman had helped to form the club and had played a ' large part in its subsequent management. As a tribute to his memory all present stood in silence for a brief period. ;