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Around Town
Pupils of Standard II at the Mangapapa School decided to hold a mufti day to raise money for a charity. By paying a fine for wearing other than their normal school clothes they raised $6. A class meeting was then held to decide what to do with the money and the decision was to donate it to the Peruvian Earthquake Fund. Miss G. Clifford-Jones, president of the Gisbome branch of Red Cross, was invited to the school to accept the donation and forward it on to the fund.
The pupils and Miss Clifford-Jones at the school.
Kathy Robinson presented the cheque to Miss Clifford-Jones.
A beautiful collection of Japanese dolls owned by Helen Steer was on show at the Bonsai tree display held in the Farmers Trading Company basement recently. All types of colourful dolls were dressed in exquisite detail.
From Christchurch we have this picture of Rex Heyworth, M. Sc., Din Ed, A.N.Z.I.C., who has gained third place in the "Guiness Awards" international eassy on "Teaching Science and Mathematics in Tropical Areas". The award was conferred by the University of London. Rex, an old boy of Gisborne Boys' High School, is now head of the science department at Ming Yin College, Kowloon Hongkong. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W. Heyworth, who now live at Ilamin Christchurch.
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