“Nibble Nook” Has Novel Features
Many features new to. Whakatane are to be found at the new “Nibble Nook” (trade name for a milk barcum snack bar) opened on Friday afternoon by Kerridge-Odeon next door to the Grand Theatre. This “Nook” is one of a chain which now includes about 140 such places and. will ultimately include 186. Until four new ones planned on much the same lines open at Wellington next week, Whakatane’s Nook is the most modern in the country, and it is claimed by the that, on account of the buying of a large organisation, itajc esou 1 d _be as attractive as
"There is no doubt that the place does attract. Fluorescent lighting from cunnungly concealed points gives an air of brightness without garishness, and the clinically clean layout makes food contamination seem virtually impossible. Add to that the sumptuous feel of soft carpeting underfoot and softly-padded seats and backrests. Here ..indeed is comfort, and a feeling of warmth and welcome.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 16, 25 July 1949, Page 5
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165“Nibble Nook” Has Novel Features Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 16, 25 July 1949, Page 5
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