PENNIES FOR UNEMPLOYED
COLLECTION IN SCHOOLS Departing f oni its usual attitude, | the Education Board decided at today’s meeting to allow a co lection to |be taken up in schools. The chairman, Mr. A. Bums, said that a request had been received on ; behalf of the unemployed to t ike up | a penny collection. Mr. J. Patterson: We turned, down ; the blind. Mrs. Nellie Femer: But the blind are ! beirg cared for. Mr. H. S. YY . King: This unemployj ment is some :hing we have not had j for years. Everyone with anything to ! spare should help, ft is the finest edu- | cation to teach the child self-sacrifice. It was deeid *d to approve of the collection, provided school committee* t greed.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 143, 7 September 1927, Page 1
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