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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 96, 23 April 1941, Page 9

Rangiotu

(From Our Own Correspondent.) At the fo.tnightly eucliro the winners were:—Ladies, Miss K. Bond 1, Mrs. r f. Griffon 2; men, Air. Ross 1, Air. L. Huut 2. Following supper the floor was cleared, for dancing, music being supplied by Aliss McKenzie of Palmerston North. Aliss Dixon, on behalf of those present made a presentation to ALiss B. Shand, who has since left for Wanganui. Air. N. Alsop was AI.C. Aluch interest has been shown in tho first aid lectures which are given by Mrs. McCulloch of Palmerston North each Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 p.m. Among the local boys who have left for Treiitham camp are A. Sargisaon, D. Donaldson and Lucinsky. Airs. J. Wheeler, of Pukekolio, has been visiting Mr. and/ Airs. R. Wheeler. ians. 5.15: The Columbia Light Opera Company. 8.23: Xavier Cugat Orchestra. 8.30: “The Fourth Form at :Bt. Percy’s.” 8.42: “Live, Love and Laugh.” 8.55: The Alelodinns. 9.30: The Eight Piano Symphonies. 9.33: “Tiie Life of Cleopatra.’’ 9.56: Louis Levy and his Orchestra. 10.0: Ray Noble and his Orchestra. HOME GUARD EFFICIENCY. “You’ll have to take parade ... my voice is gone!” croaked the Commander. “Here you are, sir. Pulmonas will fix you up!” Pulmonas never fail to givo instant relief from coughs, colds, ’flu, etc. Pulmonas destroy deadly germs by 2-way action—inhalation through air-passagos and absorption through the bloodstream. Suck Pulmonas slowly for maximum effect. 1/3, 1/7, 2/7 chemists and stores everywhere.