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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30286, 12 November 1963, Page 8

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' ; ■ -fl ■flPjjflflrir fit?®lß li ll W Wfllfl ' fl '. > i fl ■ J 41 flk. HH ■ f |L , . , - HR sHk ■• - Help him now to help us later Going to school is fun. And a quarter of New Zealand’s population is going to school today 1~l But it’s serious too. Do we all realise bow vital it is that we become one of the best-educated small countries in the world? Trained minds (and our exports of beef, butter and wool) will ensure our place in the sun. _ Three things are needed ■ better trained teachers for our children ■ Smaller class numbers for our children ■ Better equipped schools for our children. Declare your interest in these three educational necessities when speaking to the political candidates in your electorate. Inserted in the interest of HHE—>3HB by the New Zealand better education the Educational Institute, key to future prosperity Box 466. Wellington.