Apiti

Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 59, 11 March 1943, Page 2

Apiti

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Lieut. J. R. Osborne has been home on 1 a week’s leave. Mrs. Arthur Prince is on a short visit to Auckland. Aliss Aluriel Prujean has been holidaying in Wellington. Misses Shirley Prujean and Beryl Simonsen have been to Napier. Air. and Mrs. W. J. Beard, of “Heslej Vale” are spending a fortnight at theii cottage at Taupo. Air. Geo. C. Curtz, who passed away at the Palmerston North hospital after an . Illness of several weeks, lived in ApiL for many years and was employed by .Air. ' Pratt. A son, Pte. Alonty Curtz Is over- * seas with the Second N.Z.E.F. Mrs. A. Doughty is on a visit to hei ( daughter, Mrs. G. Howse In Auckland. J Another call for Patriotic parcels means I that Apiti district will be required to find ’ the cash for 56 parcels this month. The ■ ladies of Apiti, Utuwai and Table Flax \ will be busy making up the quota. , Sergt. L. Gossman of lowa. U.S.A. has . been spending.a few days with Air. and J Mrs. C. M. Stanley. Mrs. Thompson of Reefton, has been 1 J staying with Rev. and Airs. J. H. I < Thompson at the Parsonage. Mrs. A. Dixon of Rongotea and Airs. H. | , Donkin and her small soh of Hastings have been visiting Airs. W. R. Pratt. 1 , A former Apiti resident, Gnr. D. Elliott, ' recently spent leave with Mr. and Airs. 1 D. Smith, Ridge Road, and was the re- (