The Archive · 1937

A Welcome Service

"Appreciation of the service rendered bby the Settlement's defenders, men of the regular forces, the Volunteers. the Specials and others working for the general good of the Community is felt, by all. "A. specific expression of that Gratitude has been made in instances ]where individuals oF groups have been able to bring a cool drink to the men Patrolling their neighbourhood, out in the sun for hours with no opportunity to quench their thirst, "It has been suggested that others might make use of their cars to give a glass of iced tea, soft drinks, of cold water to men on "guard between 10-12 oF 2-5; of course all beverages must be strictly non-alcoholic. It would not be possible at a time when conditions are.

{tense and transport at such a pre-/mium, to organize a regular travelling canteen but a simple, flexible yet de-pardable service of this kind might well be developed. If any are in doubt as to how to set about such a {friendly mission, they may telephone Mrs. A, de C. Sowerby, 21132, who will be glad to let them have the benefit of her experience in. this

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