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Miss Chapman, of. Kuaotunu, is spending a holiday at Rotorua.
Mr Allan Turner, who was called in the last ballot, left Kuaotunu on Monday to join the National Military Reserve.
Mr and Mrs T. E. Simpson’s two children, Jean and Ramsay, left Kuaotunu last week by service car to attend boarding-school in town.
Miss J. Anderson has been appointed sole teacher of the Coroglen School.
The family of Mr Ross Simpson, manager of Burns Phillips, Suva, have arrived in New Zealand. Mrs Simpson with. her three children, Rosalind, Gaynor and Dane are settling in Kuaotunu for the duration of the war.
Responding to the Minister of Education’s recent appeal to certificated women teachers to return to the profession to release men for military duties, Mrs T. E. Simpson, of Kuaotunu leaves at an early to take up a war appointment as head teacher of Te Kawa School, Te Awamutu.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3132, 17 June 1942, Page 7
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