CALL TO YOUTH
'; JOINING tTSS TCRIUT)6RIALS OLDER MfiN DO THEIR PART Recruiting in Whakatane is grossing reasonably well, and so far * 55 men have joined the territorials or the reserve. 'An appeal is made to more men to enlist so that Whakatane can establish a company, and thus bring itself in line with centres like Blenheim and Gr'eymouth whose establishment is of that strength. The attractive conditions of sirvice, coupled with the urgent necessity for a strong defensive force* make the authorities confident ths£ local youth will respond to the call. They say that at present there is to*) large a percentage of middle«a<*ed men as compared with young fellows who are prepared to take up the but they say that they a,re certain that Whakatane yotHifj men will not continue to sit tigUt_ and shelter behind their fathers.
Bcmkora takes off excess fat % No ' dieting. Safe, quick reducing. Cal! T to-day. F. G. Mackiow. Cheni£st£ Whakatane.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 40, 24 July 1939, Page 4
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157CALL TO YOUTH Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 40, 24 July 1939, Page 4
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