REMINDERS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 199, 8 September 1937, Page 6

REMINDERS

All preparations are complete and tomorrow (Thursday ) night will liiid the Assembly Hall the seene of the High School Old Pupils ' ball, which this year is expected to prove an cven greater success than evcr Tho Hawkes' Bay Joekey Club invites tenders, elosing with the seeretary on September 17, for the privilege for the sale of fruit, etc., catering aiul publican's booths. The "boomerang" dance to be held at Haumoana on Thursday next, and organised by the young people of tlie village and their friends. promises to be one of the oatstanding dances of the season. The occasiou is to mark tho opening of tho new additions to the hall. Sister Evans, the visiting health lceturer and dietician, Will conduct a health class, instrueting students in Scueutifie Food Values and Health exercises. The class comiuenccs tomorrow evening. Furthcr pvrtieulars can be obtaincd at Woodlands; Southland road, or ling 2087. To-night at 7.30 m tlie Baptist Church, Mr Andrew Johnston, the blind soldier aud preaclier, will agaiu speaK, his subject being "Liborty: what is it and who gets iH" Mrs Johnston will sing. There will be hearty singing led by the blind soldier and the wliole meeting will be of real inspiration. •Friends are urged to come early. Everyone of whatever creed or belief is most cordially welcome! Mr Johnston 's visit to Hastings is wilhout doubt a Godgiven opportunily.