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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 122, 18 February 1944, Page 8

fSr X '"' \ $ “We want 200 more women SIL Ijf ! W.. and girls at the New Zealand iLy Ford factory to help make more iilll, 111 . Wo ‘ munitions for the men at the front. Jy - 4®' U IpX We have the machines, the equipF - * 1 ment, the materials... We have the .L/V* ■ i < finest working conditions you could \ \ // wish for. .All we need is more women Sr ‘ 11 workers. Will you come and help? MMHwmOwK'' : This is real War work of the greatest 8?*, importance. A job YOU can do to back up AtWiv \ t our fighting men. Call or telephone and \ 'A discuss the matter with me personally.” Mrs. Freda Stark, Matron, who supervises the women's i/ work and welfare at the Ford Motor Company of New JL Zealand Limited, 20D H.» WOKEN ..d GIRIS WANTED t„ MUNITIONS WONK * ■ • ■••' * .V Please don’t delay. The need is urgent. Apply to Mrs. Stark, Matron, between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., or telephone 60-141. FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED SEAVIEW ROAD LOWER HUTT

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t y ?< / — itd . Children are delighted with junket made with Gregg’s Junket Crystals. Lemon —OrangeVanilla. A healthful, economical summer dessert. Each packet sets 4 pints of Milk. Try them this week!