TO SERVE IN MIDDLE EAST

Hutt News, Volume 15, Issue 12, 20 August 1941, Page 6

TO SERVE IN MIDDLE EAST

LOCAL GIRIj CHOSEN Miss Yolande Hunter, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hunter, Penrose Street, is among the 30 girls of the Women's War Service Auxiliary chosen to go to the Middle East -to help in the New Zealand Forces' Club and similar institutions. She has been a keen member of the W.W.S.A. since its inauguration, and is leader of the Lower Hutt Cycling and Signalling Corps. She was educated at the Hutt Valley High School, where she took a prominent part in sporting activities. Since leaving school she has taken an active interest in the Old Pupils' Association, and has been a committee member for several years. Tennis and badminton are her main sporting activities, and she is engaged in clerical work for Metiers (N.Z.), Ltd., Lower Hutt.

ONE FOR THE HECKLER \t\'* #i;y' A candidate for election, addressing his constituency, was .surprised by a voice which, calling froth the back of the hall, said : "*~ . "Well, I don't care wot y«f says, guvnor, I wouldn't votfe- for you if you was the angel Gabriel." Quick as lightning caime the reply:— "If I were the angel Gabriel, you wouldn't be in my constituency."

ALL THE LETTERS Herbert had read In the morning paper of Arthur's engageteeht -to Zoe. After breakfast he' sth)l!6d round to congratulate hls frifihd. To his amazement he found Arthur in a raging temper. " "What'B up, old mant" he askied. You oughtn't to bfe looltln# ltka this." Arthur crossed to the table took up a diamond ring. !('}; "It's the wretched jeweller," explained. "I told him to'eo&Hiffe 'From A to Z' on the inside of t&Hv and I'm blowed if he hasn't ttitT'm the whole beastly alphabet." 1 1\