Manchester Street School
At the monthly meeting of the committee of the Manchester Street School, Feilding, presided over by Mr. Z. McLeod (chairman), the Wanganui Education Board wrote asking for further particulars concerning the committee’s application for an extension of the playing area, the provision of a cycle shed and the asphalting of paths . It was agreed to supply the required data. The headmaster, Mr. F. J. Gaze, reported that the attendance was almost back to normal. Seven intermediate and 15 elementary life-saving awards had*been secured by pupils. Each child was receiving two apples per day from the supply of 15 cases a week received at the school. The distribution of these aud the daily issue of milk occupied a considerable amount of time; but both were appreciated by the pupils. Major W. 11. McLean, AI.U., had addressed the pupils on Auzac Day. The matter of introducing hockey at tlio school was proposed by Mr. T. Tricklebank, but -‘lie headmaster said that he did not have auy coaches, while the sticks were too expensive. How-
over, there was no objection to the Hockey Association adopting boys to play on Saturday mornings. It was agreed to thank donors of books to the school library.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 108, 8 May 1941, Page 3
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203Manchester Street School Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 108, 8 May 1941, Page 3
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