PIRINOA

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 January 1941, Page 7

PIRINOA

I (' PATRIOTIC EFFORT — ! i EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. j j 5 ("Timen-Ace“ Special.) .; As a result of the euchre party and ] dance successfully organised by Miss J. ( Scrimageour recently, the sum of £8 , 15s was obtained. This sum has been ; forwarded to the authorities in Wei • j lington for the purpose of providing!' provisions to the men of the Navy ■ ; Personal Items. Mr N. A Hume, whose name appear-| i cd among those called up for oversea I r j service, volunteered some months ago. j but was rejected as being medical!.'-’ ‘ . ! unfit. j r Mr Bill.) Christie has been appointed]; I instructor of the local Home Guard ’ , I Mr and Mrs Roger Pearce will : ‘ j shortlv take up their residence at Te! I Parae. i Mr lan McHugh, who has been con-1 | fined to his bed for some lime, has] 1 ] entered the Greytown Hospital forp | treatment. •' | Th*' Mu-so- Mclntosh. Dmmevirkc, | ’ | art- staving with ’lit".: grand-part-nts, j 1 i Mr mid Mrs I) Mehit.,-h Mrs T. To Maai :. whu h;-.-: been I I visiting relatives in Wanganui, has!' i returned home I Th*- Mi'ses V.dinner, who were I i staying with Mr ~mi Mrs A I) Me- ] Master. ..vt-r '.lit- I have returned t.. Masierton ! < Mr and Mrs D. Warren and family ] [ h.iv>- returned from Cape I’alliser Little Rain Experienced. .•Xithough heavy ram fell m re;.ill ■! ' i er.-it'm ami lii- trict m; .Saturday | ■ | there were *>;;lv is 1 ‘ .'h* WT-. mi I the: <l. .It'll !. 1 !