A WHEELBARROW SERVICE SUGGESTED
to the BDrroa or the russ.
Sir,—May I suggest that some of the unemployed run a wheelbarrow service from the Woolston tram to the Jubilee Memorial Home, say down Bamford street? I have to do this walk about once a week or so, and last time counted my steps, 1300 there and 1300 back. A* lam over 80 and cannot possibly afford a motor-car, I find It sometime? rather trying. I also meet other old people on the same quest, going to see their relations and friends m the home. As there are more than 100 there, I am sure the wheelbarrow could be made quite comfortable, and up-to-date.—Yours, etc., r , »«> ,«.. WHEELBARROW. July 23, 1935.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21533, 24 July 1935, Page 18
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