PATRIOTIC SHOP.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 246, 16 September 1940, Page 8

PATRIOTIC SHOP.

The Townswomen’s Guild report excellent business for the week at the patriotic shop, and their efforts resulting in £237 17s, making still another record. Mrs K. S. Manning (supervisor) greatly appreciates the assistance of all helpers, especially Mrs J. Barsanti,' who has had full charge of the “g'ory box” competitions, members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Mr B. Gnadingor, who has been a regular contributor of Swiss pies, giving 200 pics for a special day on Thursday. These were sold out early in the afternoon. Contributions are acknowledged as follow : —For competitions: Mr J. Barsanti, the glory box: Townswomen’s Guild, contents of box; Mrs Iv. S. Manning, iced cake; Mr j. L. Weightman, lady cake; Mrs J. Barsanti, dinner waggon; Mr and Mrs G. Pattlc, motor tyro; Mrs A. E. Wright, doll’s bed and chair; Mrs E. G. Melton, child’s sowing machine;' anonymous, trouser press; Townswomen’s Guild, sandwich tray; knitted frock; Mrs N. Tiddy, travelling clock, bottle of perfume; Mrs Low, smocked apron; Mrs Silson, senr., Jumbo; Mrs N. Tiddy, travelling clock; also Mesdanies 11. Silvester, W. S. Woodroofe, M. Ashworth, Gaisford, Carruthers, G. Spinley, Kennedy, Berg. Skinner, Silson. K. S. Manning, Woodham, Trow. A. E. Russell, II- G. Mills, Irwin. Davev, F. Jackson. Ballantync, Palenski. C. Hadden, J. Curtis, F. Evans, Valentine, H. Melville, E. Nesbit, N| Tiddy, Mouldy, C. Alve, F. 11. King, Johanson, -T. W. Spooner, Levy, Wilkinson, Tail, H. Alexander, S. J. Parkcs, A. S. Bayliss, M. McGillivra.v, Scott, N. C. Chamberlain, Cowley, Waters, Crayfer, Goodman, A. Lassen (Ashhurst), Hunt, R. McMurray, Woskctt, Gunn, Neison, Smale, Arthur, Langdalc, J. Ilepworth, M. 11. Wilson, 11. Howlcy, L. T. Brown, Sixtus, Matthew, Ogicr, Low, Perrin, Philip, Skinner, Adler, Boock. Burton. B. Archer, Bobin, Kerr, Cowley, Pearce, Machclt, Sadd, Birnic. Findlay, Silson. senr., Whitebead, Port, G.' Ajlwright, IS. M. Ollivcr, Aifehisoh, MeCrca, Bradfield, scilr.. T. lnglis, P. ' Walker; Tyrell, Sealor, auony-

mous, Norris, A, If. Jackson, F. .Jackson, A Ncsbit. Henry, Pilmcr, Seaton-Archer, Morgan, Bayliss, W. Mann, Mcllrov, Warner, Johansen, Fowler, Minns, 11. Mudgeway, L. Seifert, Kirk, K. C. IJarnett, Meadlcy.' R. llerborl, anonymous (£2), Misses M. Murray, E. Whitta, Eag'c, Creighton. J. Sutherland, L. Keats, M.. Baldwin, E. Barsanti, Monckton, Rawstroiv, Ward, Wallace, Sixtus, Soundy, S. Melville, Hocking, M. McGillivray, E. Phillip, Messrs J. Walworth, Ilartog, Trow, ,T. Barsanti, J. Beckett, Cranton, C. T. Kceble. W. Whitehead, F. Furnoau, Danford, F. Kirk, Opiki School children, Sun- i shine Club, Cooper's Dairy, Swiss Pies, Seventh Day Adventist Church and many, anonymous contributors. | A-' list of prize-winners is published in this issue and is also on view in I lie pairiotie shop window. Prize-winners are requested to sign for prize when collecting this week. The Collage. Street School and Rod Cross Society now have the shop. Mrs W. J. Phillips is this week's visitor for the shop committee.