FOOD FOR BRITAIN

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26904, 16 October 1948, Page 9

FOOD FOR BRITAIN

COMMUNITY SING EFFORT

The response, totalling £53, to the call for denations was encouraging to the leaders of the weekly community sing, which was held in the Strand Theatre yesterday. Donations were for the Food for Britain campaign. The guest performer was Mr Archie Jones, and the community singing was led by Mr H. P. Desmoulins. Mr A. H. Pettit was the pianist. Donations and promises were:—£s, “ Lancashire Lass,” Poolburn; £2, " Dunrobin," “Musselburgh Friends”; £1 14s, Hospital laundry staff; £1 Is. "Loyal Scotsman”; £l—“Anonymous" (Waikouaiti), D. F. (Hindon), StaiTord street (Christchurch). “ Ohai Boys.” “Two Admirers,” Bob Paterson (Walpiata), ‘ Friend" (Ranfurly), J. G. Ward, Will Williams, Mrs J. Fleming. Pat (Cromwell), “ Mornington,” E. V. V., M. D., Mrs M. Andrews, " Flight Commander Bobby,” “ Ex-Otagoite," “ We Three,” Ted Wilson. Irwell street (Gore). Clack and Dictor. " Old Watty,” “ Sister and Brother 10s—“ Rotten Singer." " Dettol Room Girls.” “ Rotten Bowler,” R. H. T., “ Elamain.” E. D., Severn street (Mosgiel), " Red, White and Blue,” “ Old Edie ”; 5s —“ Ex-Goreite,” “ Invalid.” “ Methven.” “ Visitor," “ Lady in Audience,” " One Who Enjoys Sing.”