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THE YPRES TIMES
BACK NUMBERS OF THE YPRES TIMES."
Will any member willing to part with copies
of the January and April, 1930, numbers kindly
post them to the Secretary, Ypres League,
9, Baker Street, London, W.i, who will be very
grateful.
WREATHS.
Arrangements are made by the Ypres League
to place wreaths for relatives on the graves of
British soldiers situated in France and Belgium
at the following times of the year
EASTER, ARMISTICE DAY, CHRISTMAS.
The wreaths may be composed of natural
flowers, laurel, or holly, and can be bought at
the following prices12s. 6d., 15s. 6d., and 20s.,
according to the size and quality of the wreath.
YPRES OUTPOST OF THE CHANNEL PORTS.
(Price 2S. 6d. Post free, 2s. iod.)
The Ypres Salient has greatly changed
since the war, and this new Guide cannot
fail to help Visitors to Ypres who see it
under its present conditions.
AH Visitors to Ypres should possess a copy.
Map and List of Cemeteries in the Ypres
Salient.
Price is. Post free, is. 2d.
INFORMAL GATHERINGS.
The gatherings have been important activities
during the past three months, and we feel
extremely grateful for the kind interest taken by
members in these reunions, all of which have
proved immensely successful. We should be
glad to see any members attending who have not
yet been able to do so, and if they desire to
bring friends, please notify name and address
to the Hon. Secretary.
We record our sincere thanks to all who have
helped us during the past quarter, especially
to Mr. Foster and his friends, also to Miss Ward
and Mr. Steele, a faithful friend who attends
on every occasion with the one desire to do what
he can to help.
The Informal Gatherings for the next three
months will again be held at the George Hotel,
213, Strand, W.C.I, from 7 to 10 p.m. Mrs.
Heap gives us a programme on January 1st, so
GRAND' PLACE. Opposite Cloth Hall.
Leading Hotel for Comfort
and Quality.
Completely Renovated.
Running Water Bathrooms.
Moderate Terms. Garage.
Patronized by The Ypres League.
we are assured of a jolly good evening. The
February 5th programme is in the hands of
Mr. E. P. Johnson, and looked forward to with
great anticipation. It is hoped that on this
occasion Major Montague Jones will address a
few words. On March 5th the Committee will
have much pleasure of a visit of representatives
of the Royal Field Artillery Old Comrades
Association, who are entertaining us, and we
hope to see a number of their own members
present.
The Secretary thanks his kind friends who
have undertaken to arrange these musical
evenings, but it is felt that other members or
their friends might do more in this respect. All
those interested kindly communicate with the
Secretary.
In conclusion, the Committee wish all members
a very happy New Year, and request three
resolutions for 1931 Firstly, to bring a friend
