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Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 16, 18 September 1946, Page 5

TAITA HALL DANCE NEXT SATUKOAY Modern and Old-Time Harry Pettiftt and his Ambassadors Monte Carlos and Novelties Make tliis your Night Out Special Prizes Excellent Supper Catch Cemetery Road bus, Petcrx 7.50; Lower Hutt 8 o'clock. Latr Hutt —Petone bus. Subs. 2/fi. H.V.M.T.-. EX-STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION DANCE—DAN C E COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL Saturday, 21st September, 8 p.m. DON'T FORGET--ANNUAL BALL HORTICULTURAL *iALL Friday, September 27th, 1940 Double Tickets 10/6. Single Tickets 5/Single Gents 7/6 Good Floor Excellent Supper Good Music F. M. RYAN, Chairman Ball Committee J. KIRKPATRICK, Secretary NOTICE THE HUTT VALLEY R.S.A. JUNIOR CLUB wish to advise all patrons that their Next Dance will be held in tlie HORTICULTURAL HALL on October Brd. OLD TIME DANCE OLD TIME DANCE WATERLOO SCHOOL HALL Saturday, 21st September Good Lively Orchestra Good Supper Good Prizes for Monte Carlos Price only 2/Free bus to Hutt and FeViie ai'ler Danca Quickly ends —Coughs, Colds— Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. Woods Ltd., Lambton Quay,

H. V. WESTBURY HlflH STREET WE HAVE ALL SIZES IN STOCK Juvenile Balloon, Racers, and all Standard Sizes PHONE 63-597

years of hunger can be a lifetime... You won't find the history of famine written only in the official statistics of world food stocks. You'll find it engraved on the bodies of children like this Polish boy —living memorials to long years of malnutrition. Half-starved, hunger-deformed youth is scarcely good material for democracy ... for the new world where men can learn to live at peace with each other. That's why it's our joL —the job of all well-fed nations —to share their food with the famine countries until food harvests become normal again, it's another way to demonstrate that democracy works 1