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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 29, 16 May 1947, Page 9

IT PAYS TO SHOP KOPEOPEO • V Superior Quality Potatoes, 24s 6d sack Black Hard-wearing. Working Shirts, Produce Hardware Groceries - -'a The Store with the Stocks in Kopeopeo P. J. Phone 49 WE DELIVER Now can a man in an office... the home # ii a # m m K “How can I help to send food to Britain ? ” ask the banker... the l&w clerk ... the wholesaler ... the accountant. How will my small food savings add up to help for Britain ? ” asks the housewife? And rather naturally, because individual con- * tributions and savings do seem small ... far too small to help Britain’s millions with their food problem. But think a moment. Think of the food we waste each day. Think of the coupons we could save if we only planned meals a little better Think of the unnecessarily heavy mid-day meals some of us have in town. Could we eat a little less each day—particularly of rationed goods ? Yes ... most of us could I Then again... filling the food ships means more than saving food. It means working to get that food on board the ships as quickly as possible. If our jobs are connected with food production or the delivery of food then let us cut delays and speed up the job. If we can only save food let us save as much as possible, and remember ... individual savings grow like snowballs. im /'•y Y : i MORE FOOD FOR BRITAIN is EVERYONE’S JOB! FfC.9U4 !

DON HILLS MOBILE SHEET METAL WORKS 61 Victoria Ave., Whakatane, FOR ALL CLASSES of METAL WORK. Phone 329 M.