R.S.A. Notes

Hutt News, Volume 18, Issue 12, 23 August 1944, Page 2

R.S.A. Notes

Saturday ..morning. still mor. ! ;111<I moiv ii;if;;• 1 r-; jo, din;: no :;m! others renewing their membership. Memhers iuul also a:j i ceeni iy r< :u; is fij pel'S'U)Pel advlsi-d ill! mnitcra a ! 'i:-el i !i. •i ti ;*if« ••«! servicemen and ser\icewormn jwasions, employment ji'-ni.i*. v i»:•_ in." and inquire s «v«. »v»:!*:«* • iy and ox i>-.• <I i tiou hand led i>y • Ijo who i.-. hi a* t'-ndanct. ::l I be U.S.A. Rooms, i 1 i.uh Sr. e< i.. ,\.o we r liuit, daily d urine; hwsine s ho;;" I '. Tho mono of a'! servicemen ;■-houid be "join tho i! .S. A. ami ! : ' i ''• ■' • problems -so!\i d by o.vif U-Vt'--.i ,<eo pit; who aro eoniinua.lly oil i .)■■ .11 it; also ineuiuiiuhJ on jg-tui i:< r • viccvamii'ii io join tij> as ibmr i ■ - lems can aisu bo handled i>y tin- A . seciation. | Social .letivitbs Thero is to ho tin;* usual i'ortniemi - ! Iy mod: rn dance to-morrow ijii;•: J i Thursday s. '!>'•; is run by \!m ior Club Commiliee, for la-•: e who pre!' r (iic Uites! dances and should proo, popular among tin* yonnrer people. -Next Saturday night, At':' li(lll), tho fortnightly Old Time dance will bo hold. This is a mosl popular event and we lool; forward to mov : pil'vo))'-: ;s« v eil a-; our numerous old | supporters. Those. who support i cither o!' 'hese dances cam bo assured i ! ol' a happy lime, good music and a [ t.asty supper. | Members are again reminded of the j .Memorial Service to be liehi h. Sept. iO(.h. l> : gg<, :'s and KJvi.. a;oi women me).bars a.id n't "menr .i rierviv iie.o.iiu': are re; aerem to .■ :.!,t :m I ps.\ lru< see lo ihe faShm. :-O.IH, Sen !'<• per am net a;" amo iato a Stead ibis s< rvie<> as, also all eimm bodi-'.s who wish io participate. Ail aaii:; will parade in the Cay and nmreh (o Ihe Omen elion i.aiund, r'ail di'iaii.-, vvi'l bo anni;a'.ced a 1 e. i.itcr dale. The following ilaiius will be in alio:.da nee: Ist raU.alion Weliingion Regime nt band i'ipe iJanii of .same i!n:i by IM'Sm ission of (.iomuutnding Oiiieei', I.alt iM wnieiiial (land, Hull v'iv : e i;and, i! uI.!. Valley I'ipe liand. All e me n 11; ei s . of iimtu <;uasd are a'So ie. a'.tvatb 1 e.e C.O. iiiid srvsai o(.iceis hiiV(> sigailied their Inie.ii.ion ol at.ieud i'.ig. The arrange- ! ..;r•;3; /'or i:;e <irand Varieiv Concert i i io i.e hi-bi o.i .'-'.a ■ e ds^o 1 are \.e!! ;ni--j vanceii and j >;i I w.ol have a. wejj r'M.ie :5..0.' e ol' Sr: !. e'.iS:; eol< riai'.l- ---! .. .Ti ; o ;■ a a a.i la. ■ ! ( Tb-i. el s are '•io:: id mil ileiaiy in oi. ia:a ia g i-raa ' i:.M fill.ol ( a.gK'.il Ol' :■' O i.; ! J d. vol i d to iie i". i.:r.a Cheer food i'or I chii'lreii ,;i.r\e ■ ;ja n snd it is, i:oo- | ed that, (here will no! be an empi.v ! : ;i aI. in tin' Ki.a ' C;a'."" Tlusiire (m jSu sda.v a igii 1, i. 1 1 S h. j \"e are p! e•e e(: !:> be ar'e {c, anJ! noanci; a i raa.-a lu-'-igs has o bero 11 ... , . . ji aia.de lor a Veiurii (.n ihe (. <".i----l lennial llarmouiia. laoul !e> (lie Kin"; ! Ceorga 'i'iieatre rm Hnndav eveniiu-; ( UO Under 1 lie able conduct.orship of its leader, Mrs. 1. M. Anderson, ii'ii;- talented young baud of musicians, with | its suppori iag cast of soio instrnnien- ! lalists, voralists, and dancers, etc.. i played to a capacity house in the } above theatre on Sur.day fvoiin;; iasi.. The audience was thrilicd witii the expe.sii.ion of the ••aricus arts di;o pl.tyed a.nd.v.'a.s p.a n icadarly enil'.usiiUUi(! or-r th; isoi'e iuv< aiie memt ;,rs of parly who, fog,al:er w;th their elder brother:; and irr.iar;., weie iuos'i gi tierous in their r-. spcoise to re.})oat.(.'(l I'oiiuesls, for more. J , 'o:ioW!n. < :; a number of suggestions and by courlesy of Mrs. Andersou herself, it has been possible to arrange the above performance, and as booking is now open at the iiiiu George box odice, patrons weuhl be well advised io book early. The executive of the U.S.A. much appreciate the fine gesture of the Centennial Harmonica TUuid in offering to provide a programme in the cause of the Association.