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g RICCARTON HIGH SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES 1982 MONDAY: Canework Dressmaking Floral Art (Terms I & III) Keep Fit (Women) Leatherwork Pottery (Learners) Typing (One or two terms) TUESDAY: Art Cake Decorating (Advanced) Dressmaking Keep Fit (Men) Asian and Pacific Cookery Pottery Woodwork English (School Cert and/or U.E.) WEDNESDAY: Cake Decorating (Learners) Canework Hairdressing (One or possibly two terms) Pottery Soft Furnishing Woodwork Leatherwork FEES: One term — $B.OO Two terms — $15.00 Floral Art — $12.00 (20 sessions) English — $15.00 (33 sessions) ENROLMENTS At school office, from Monday February 1, 8.30 a.m.to4p.m. At school, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 8, 9 and 10th February 7.00 to 8.00 p.m. By post — mark envelope 'Evening Class' and enclose fees. Sorry, no telephone enrolments. TIMES: All classes 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. Classes start Monday Bth February. Adults are welcome as day school students, either full or part-time. An adult common room is provided. Initial enquiries to the headmaster. ENQUIRIES: RICCARTON HIGH SCHOOL, Curletts Rd, Upper Riccarton. Phone 45-072.

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