Local and General
Soldiers' Farewell Local soldiers on leave are to be farewelled at the Plunket Society's dance' to be held on Tuesday. A special feature of the even* will be a Monte Carlo dance for which the prize is 10/-. Home Nursing All candidates who sat for their Home Nursing examination at Manawalie were successful. They were as follows: Mesdames Edge and Goldsmith; Misses Relf, Logan, L. Rendall and Walker. A Wonderful Job A laugh was raised at meeting when a farmer interjected facetiously. Mr W. Sullivan, National candidate was criticising the Hon. J. G. Barclay, Minister of Marketing, when the voice came — "Don't be hard on Mr Barclay—see what a wonderful job he made of the maize business!" Long Service "His record of public service speaks for itself," said Mr B. S. Barry, Mayor of Whakatane, when introducing Ma* W. Sullivan, National candidate on Tuesday evening. Mr Barry said Mr Sullivan had been a chairman of the Harbour Board for 13 years was Mayor and was still a Borough Councillor. "He is a resident of your town and a fellow citizen of 20 years standing who has given practically the whole of that time to public service," said His Worship.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 189, 5 December 1941, Page 4
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