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children leaving School. Maytag school before having comPletie.a f LI education was referred to at a meeting of the weUinglon College Board of Governors. The,. e “ tremendous demand at the P ® time for young people, said the c man Mr L. McKenzie, but it was not in the best interests of the children that they should accept positions to the detriment of their education. Such a step might affect the whole career* It was stated that the youth centre had prepared a memorandum fo the parents of all those pumla who said that they were going t . vnr i- after their orimary schooling W .t “ere at all doubtful about secondary education, and m this wa> U was hoped to persuade parents to allow their children to continue theneducation.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13236, 11 January 1941, Page 4
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