SUNLIGHT LEAGUE CAMP.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20205, 16 January 1934, Page 9

SUNLIGHT LEAGUE CAMP.

The people of Okains Bay have again been very generous this year in supplvng the Sunlight League health camp with vegetables, eggs and jam. The olio wing gave donations:—Airs Reg Mason, Miss Winnie Robinson, ltev if C. Atkinson, Airs Pesta, Airs Joe Harris, jun.. Airs Archie Ware, Mrs Henry Thacker, Air Walter Harris, Mr C B ihacker, Mrs W. L. Pidgeon. Mrs Jack Mason, Airs A. Al’Kay, Air George Mason. Mrs Joe Harris, jun.. Mrs L. G. ” ar ®\ , Mrs Boleyn, Air Walter Harris SJf b *g. ne .y Harris, Mrs A. H. Spurr. JJ ,ss _ I Els,e Harris. Mrs E. Al. Hartley. Mrs Harry Harris, Mrs Bob Haines. Mrs Ted Haines, Air Silas Harris, Mrs Arnold Ware. Thanks are also due Mr Marshall, Mr Dryden and Air Percy f or “ ss \ stanc e in delivering milk ana water at the camp. Last Thursday members oi the Okains Bay Women’s Institute visited the camp. The institute lias done a great deal for both the presen* and the past Sunlight camps. ?v .i the, i r -M ,S,t w ‘ ,s much appreciated by the children who showed their visitors round the camp. On Friday. Mrs Uracrolt V ilson, member of ehe council th t™ Sun'lglit League, accompanied by Mrs \V entail and Mrs Leonard Clark, !onn ’ti t,le ieague. motored to the of "the cainp alfTfhTevid?™ Ua'pShJeM Of the children Songs, hakas andTierci.se games were given in honour of the visitors, and the children enjoyed both Vla!t * Hnd lat / r ,he bountiful supply of oranges, apples and bananas r ' e - ra ‘; r ' >f t Wilson. Dr Currie. '*±\ r ™ n Hie committee, accompanied by Airs Currie, visited the camp alter the storm, and expressed pleasure at the way the camp had withstood the bad weather.