PHYSICAL FITNESS.
MINISTER DELIGHTED. (By Tclejfrapn—rross Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. The organisation now in train to bring the Physical Welfare and Recreation Act into full operation was discussed at a function held in the Ministerial rooms at Parliament House of the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Hon. W. E. Parry. The function was arranged principally to enable the guests to meet Mr. E. W. Herbert, director of the Leadership Training College of Physical Education and Recreation, Sydney. Mr. Parry said he hoped in the course of the next few 'weeks to be in a position to publish a layout of schemes under the legislation initiated at meetings of the National Council of Physical Welfare and Recreation. "The pace at which interest is growing in the work," the Minister said, "is mo7e than a delight to me, as is also the assistance I am receiving from i those who recognise the value and 1 importance of fit people." _ _
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 257, 31 October 1938, Page 4
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