Armistice Dance

G.W.V.A. THANKS CLUB GIRLS FOR SUCCESS OF DANCE

            The local branch of the G.W.V.A. wish to publicly express their thank to the girls of the G.B.C.-X.Y.Z. Club for the manner in which they handled the G.W.V.A. dance on Armistice night.  The dance was without question the most successful of the year, if not the entire social period of the city, and the way in which everything went over without a hitch, and the satisfied attitude of the crowd attending is perhaps the best indication of the praise which the girls of this club deserve.  To these expressions the G.W.V.A. adds its voice, and we hope that we may at some time in the future be able to reciprocate in part at least, for the trouble and work which the girls of the club went to, in order to make the evening of November 11^th one to be remembered in Cranbrook.

            We also take this opportunity to thank the girls and men who assisted the Association in their Poppy Day movement.  Due to their efforts nearly every person in the district possessed a replica of the Flanders poppy on Armistice Day, and the successful inauguration of the Poppy Day movement can in a great measure be attributed to those people who were so successful in distributing them to the public.  The school teachers of the district we also wish to thank as well as the school children.  The manner in which they both entered into the spirit of the essay competition and their seeing that every boy and girl had in his or her possession a little poppy urges the Association to go ahead in the belief that sometimes their efforts can be productive of some good results.

            The results of the competition will be found elsewhere on this page.