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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 79, 8 June 1945, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES 1945 VICTORY LOAN The success or otherwise of ,tbe 1945 Victory Loan depends upon the goodwill ol' the people. I. do, not think there is anyone ,who has not- ■ ■■■* heard of the Loan, but, there are probably sonic who do not fully understand what it is all about and * the figures up to the : present indi- . ; cate this. • . . . As lias been repeatedly stated there are only two sources available from. Avhence the money to pay for the* war can be drawn. They are tax action and loan. Everyone will. 1 think, agree that nothing mora rshould be obtained from thp first • ' source. To all those people who have unemployed funds at all ? however small' T the amount may be, I make an earnest appeal to invest now in the : Loan. In our Thames-Bay of Plenty which is widely scattered-^ it is not possible to reach many of the people personally, and I trust that those people who hear or read this will heed it. t the need of the Loan is of . para 4 mount importance. No one would say that our soldiers, to whom w r e owe all, should not be paid fed and equipped. The two means I have mentioned pro-? vide the only way of doing this. Inf making this appeal to the people oft . » the Thames-Bay of Plenty district B 'know that realisation of this;;, mostvital fact will foe followed; by' an acceptance of responsibility, evidenced! by participation in the 1945' Vic-i( tory Loan. > There is no or. indeed, iii most cases, no other way, in %hicif you can show your appreciation of the sacrifice which our soldiers have? made for us all. M. J. DANIEL, ' i . Chairman, Thames-Bay of Plenty District War Loan Committee. -

THANKS NOTICE Mr and Mrs Claris and Family desire to thank all residents of Awa-» keri for tlieir most appreciated gifts and best wishes accorded them. 64 Grandmother Campbell wishes to * extend sincere thanks to all her helpers and supporters in the Def|j by contest. s 78j, T I wish to thank Mr Kin-gslejrJ. Smith j the Press ? my Committe& am| all friends Avho supported me in the r recent Grandmothers' Derby. | Industries Grandmother Ruthel'ford| '

RAN GITAIKI ') ; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH <s Edgecumfaft. , Minister: Rev. J. H. Starnes, B.A. SUNDAY JUNE 10. K —' i • Edgecuinbe 11 a.m. Rev. J. H,& Starnes. . r 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. H. Starnes. Thornton 2 p.m. Hev. J. H.jSf Starnes. I CHURCH OF ENGLAND $ s Vicar: The Rev. J- C. J. ; L.Th. JUNE 10. TRINITY 11. J ■ -I . i 8 a.m. Holy Communion Whakar i* ■ ; * tane. % •. 11 a.m. Holy MatataJ 7 p.m. Evensong Edgecumbe. V.J 7 p.m. Taneatua. 7 p.m. Evensong, Whakatane. METHODIST CHURCH , | j King Street. i | Minister: Rev. A. F. Attwood. - SUNDAY, JUNE 10.. / J 9.4,5 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Whakatane, Holy Com#* munion. . j; 2 p.m. Awakeri. J 7 Whakatane. 1 ■;/$ Church Anniversary Services. ' ; K.NOX CHURCH Rev. H. M. Bell. SUNDAY, JUNE IQ|. 4 § Celebration of the Sacrament # - * °f ' The Lord's Supper. ; f| ti t | • .V Whakatane 11 a.m. % Ohope 2.30 p.m. : " 4 . 4 Whakatane 7 p»m v '