TOC H

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 185, 2 May 1940, Page 3

TOC H

Wellington Schools’ Section Toe H bad already put into operation in the present war the principles on which it was founded during the last war, said Mr. T. Moody, a pupil of Rongotai College, in a talk on "Toe H, its Attitude in the Present War,” at a guest night held in Wellington College yesterday by the schools’ section of Toe 11, Wellington, Its object was to win men’s friendship and their service for the benefit of others, said Mr. Moody, and many soldiers had already testified to their many happy hours spent at Toe H gatherings. There was a large attendance nt the meeting, the principal feature being a film dealing with the schools’ section catnip during the Christmas holidays at Resolution Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound. An explanatory talk was given with the film by the schools’ section leader, Mr. A. B. Malyon, and comments on the camp life by Messrs. E. Goodhall and L. Higgs. Before the comaneueement the chairman, Mr. B. 11. Etherington, read a number of apologies, including one from tlie United Kingdom High Commissioner, Sir Harry Batterbee, who had indicated his interest in the movement by sending films for screening at the meeting. The subjects were Industrial Britain, News of the Navy and News by Wire. Films were also shown dealing with St. Barnabas Illume and Sed'gley Home, Thanks to the speakers and the donors of the films were conveyed by Mr. It. Taylor (Wellington College), the meeting concluding with a home-going prayer by Bishop Holland.