SCHOOL DEBATE
WIN- FOR WAITAKI BOYSf vv|
HIGH SCHOOL
"That modern advertising is not in' the interests of the public” was the subject debated last evening • at, thC| Little Theatre, Canterbury University! College, between teams representing! Christchurch and Waitaki Boys’ HigS Schools. ; ’l-a| The judge (Mr A. C. Perry) awardeH the decision to the Waitaki team, rd-j marking that he had found difficulty; in separating the teams, but although the Christchurch team had better material, the delivery of the visiting haters had been the deciding factor, ’
The teams were as follows:—Christ-, church: W. P. Packard (leader), - McGregor, B. G. Dingwall, and J. v lt3 Timmings. Waitaki; G. B. Brdvfn (leader), R. G. Davies, B. F. Hall, and M. J. McDowell. The chairman was < Mr G. J. Lancaster. Waitaki took affirmative, and Christchurch 9utt negative. \ ;■=; — PyJ
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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23080, 24 July 1940, Page 10
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