PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION ROOMS

Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25590, 3 September 1948, Page 11

PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION ROOMS

“r§fcrk tlsar !i ly endorse the letter of Way ?” 1 think the people are neglected, by the J he City Council,’arid the • es The money spent on spoiling the Avon, by straightcSilf weß°J tiOn for a fowtag coSe. aeed d « u e .£ pent on a home for the it ig the curves of the Avon SnAVi. ma k e , its beauty; otherwise, it would just be a creek. I think the ratepayers should have a poll taken on *S ueBtlon - ?°° much emphrisis 5 the old «^ri S £. Ort 10r the y°ung; and 12,® °!i < l i a lame are not wanted. The ' coSId d nn, k h' S co P test hy s °me students ! couia not have been a very elevating spectacle; and one would expect a “sunrtsme ta ” d T r< l of exa mple from ,| p ?rtsmen. Let us celebrate the cen*®nn tai by getting a good home for the °v ,or th ? veterans of the three wars.—Yours, etc.. August DA UGHTER. whMS toa?ctt™ g e X? = .hnng true comfort to the aged. Welcoming club rooms and' sunny dining-room doors might bear : : , ,ai°San “Pi-on-eer” now, in refutation of the old slur, .“Pie in the sity bye and bye.”—Yours, etc.. OTHER DAYS, OTHER WAYS. Septemoer 1, 1948.