"vwo hundred and forty-five ren, were registered in. the Home during 1940, each child staying three weeks, Of these children 14 were pre TH, As well as these 245, a standing Nursery from 20 to ' 22 children lived at the home, many of them paying monthly fees, "which amounted 10 $0,000 for 1940, Four Public and Thos. Hanbury Schoot girls have come to the Home one week-end every month and spent the holidays there, The cost of of the Tome is a santee anxiety, but every householder will realize the diMiculty, in these days of astonishing prices, of living within a limited income. We are fortunate that the affairs of the Home are in the capable hands of the Com= mittee. Miss Reid has given many Years of faithful unselfish service, without any holiday, We appreciate her devotion and also recognize in Miss Lyons willing helper.
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