WAITARA.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16895, 17 November 1920, Page 2

WAITARA.

FROM 0011 OWN CORHRSPONIiEN'i. , November 17.—After five years’ exJ perience as operator at the pictures at the Theatre Royal, Mr. Stan Clare ha. 9 been offered and has accepted the position of manager and operator of the pictures in Manaia. At the unveiling of the soldiers’ memorial at Tikorangi on Sunday next, the Combined choirs of the district have been asked to take part in the service, together with the Municipal Band. Mr. IV. T. Jennings, M.P., will Unveil the memorial and the Rev. G. Gavin wiU give an address. _ ■ ♦ Is there anything underlying the remarks of the Lepperton correspondent in regard to the disregard of the King’s wishes for Arpnistice Day. If the nonobservance of two minutes’ silence at the school was merely lapse of memory that of course is forgiveable, but if it was intentional it is not and the Education Board should take notice of the mutter. I understand that the Returned Soldiers’ Association is interew-* ion it&eUu