PAHIATUA

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 303, 20 November 1934, Page 4

PAHIATUA

PAHIATUA, Nov. 19. The annual meeting of the I’aliialua (hr! Guides Association was held on Saturday, Mrs 11. Paterson being in the chair. The | financial statement snowed a credit ha! 1 ance. The adoption ot the report and Balance sheet was unanimously carried. On behalf of the Guide Company Miss M. Adams, in the absence of Miss llorrax, gave an interesting report of the work of ! the girls for the past year. . An interesting ; report of the Brown.e pack s activities and ' its finances was presented by Miss M. 5 Boyd showing how well the work is being j carried on. These were both adopted. ! It was decided to record special thanks to ■ Misses Horrax and Boyd for their help 1 and interest. The following officers were I elected: President, Airs H. Paterson; vice-presidents, Mesdames J. D. Wilson, I A Nelson, F. M- Gregorie, Miss Mc- ! Kenny, Matron G. Berry and Rev. Bum. chi- executive committee, Mesdames \\. Barret, It. C. Austin, W. II Purdie W. , Harrison, S. T. Tinney, \V. I- Boyd, k. I L. Warren, E. E. Etz and D. G. Gregorie. Airs Butcher, of Eketahuna, is progressing very well after an operation in ! a private hospital. Miss Josephine Ruther- ' ford, Alakuri, and Aliss I. Beetham, Perry Street, Alasterton, are staying with Mrs C A Cameron, Flat Point. Mrs CoJqunoun'of Alakairo, is a patient at a .Pahia. tua ’private hospital whore she is pro--1 o-ressing favourably after a recent operation. Aliss Eileen Dick, of Ngatun who underwent an recently* ib still m a fairly serious condition.