DUNEDIN FRENCH CLUB
The first social evoning of the-French Club’s year was held on Monday night, the meeting on this occasion being held in the Pioneer Women’s Club. Unfortunately another function at the University prevented the usual student representation from being present, but there was a fair attendance of other members. The evening began with the singing of “La Marseillaise." and after formally welcoming new members to the club, the president, Madame Belluguc. supervised a programme of competition games and of general entertainment, which included a recitation by Miss Margaret Lesley and an amusing one-act comedy read by Monsieur and Madame Bellugue. The evening came to a close in the usual way. with conversation round the supper tables NO SPICEI Certainly not in Laymor Poultry tunic Laymor Tonic does not force laying—it builds the health and vigour of hens so that they lay naturally to fullest extent Moulting time is ahead give vour hens Laymor Tonic now to minimise moulting—Advt
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26113, 28 March 1946, Page 10
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