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future. In thanking the concert party for their entertainment, the chairman of the Timaru National Savings Committee (Mr G. H. Andrews) asked for support for the loan and also for the women helpers who would be visiting householders to explain to them the means available for subscribing. Although the Bond Waggon was primarly there for entertainment. Sergeant E. Hegan. leader of the party, said he could not help remarking how fortunate the people of New Zealand were compared with most people of Poland. Greece, Czechoslovakia and other countries who had lost all their worldly possessions. If the people of New Zealand finished the war without a penny in their pockets, they would still be comparatively well off. The concert party assisted by Mr Alan Shrimpton (songs) and Lieutenant W. H. Osborne and Mr R. J. Milligan (cornet duet) gave an attractive concert. the singing being particularly good. The visitors were Misses Esme Pedder and Joyce Cameron and Messrs Eddy Hegan, Colin Campbell, Reg. Lamb and Danny Gorman.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVI, Issue 22998, 15 September 1944, Page 4
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