BRUNNER NOTES

Grey River Argus, 4 December 1943, Page 8

BRUNNER NOTES

[Our Qwn Correspondent]. Wireless operator u., Kostern is al present home on leave. •Mrs. A. Bellock, Kaitangata, and Miss B. Clarke or North Auckland, are tne guests of Mr. ana Mrs. W. Clarke, W allsend. ‘ Kecentlyv, a meeting was held in the Dobson School to form a branch of the “Lady Galway Guild,” and the ladies of the village showed their willingness to help by turning up m force. Mrs. G. Mantn gave a very interesting talk explaining how a±i could help occupied countries. A committee and working bee was formed ahu iadies will be canvassing Taylorville, Wallsend and Dobson early in December. The public arc earnestly asked to assiST by ; giving old clothing .of any description and oy hav-ng gifts ready when the canvassers call.

It has been decided that the next two Dobson Monday night learners' dances will be h'eid for the Boy Scouts, who recently held a bottle drive in the district-' to raise funds for their Christmas Camp. it is hoped that the - dancers and learners of the district will be present at both.