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Ngaruawahia  High  School  Highlights  -  4th April 1979




 playing  in  the  premier  grade  of  the  finding  difficulty  running  in  his  nylon  fight  for  their  positions  with  the  new-
 s  track-wear, had a novel way of running  comers, many of whom show a natural
 competition this season, and as a lead- and  beating  the  heat,  much  to  the  ability in the sport.
 up are playing several friendly matches  delight of many of the participants.    NIGHT CLASSES


         Keith  Law  ran  much  of  the                           Vacancies in the dress-making class
 The  first  was  against  Fairfield  distance in his socks after having show   on Monday evenings (7 p.m  -   9 p.m.)

 College,  a  tall  team  that  beat  the  local  problems.   are  still  to  be  found.  The  class  tutor,
 30.  The  scores  were  level   CULTURE GROUP               Lorraine Sutherland,  would be pleased
 pegging  until  in  the  second  half  when                 to  accept  further  enrolments.  Enquiries

 some  defensive  lapses  and  a  general      Ngaruawahia came in second to the   may be made to the high school office.
 inability  to  create  play  on  attack  gave   well-seasoned  Queen  Victoria  culture   Unless  an  increase  in  numbers  can  be
    group at the recent Ngaruawahia regatta                  seen, the future of this activity remains
   Maori  Culture  competition.  Manawa,
 In  the  first  game  the  team  had  a   Ngaru,  Hoko,  Dawson  and  Jackie   in doubt.

 Roland   provided  much  of  the  backbone  of  the                             RAFFLES
 showing  occasional  form,  and   local  troupe  with  their  Aberdeen  trip
 doing  well  in  the   experience.                               Results  of  gala  day  raffles  drawn
 Garland  Vercoe                                             during the gala day:

 showed  that  they   BLOOD BANK                                  Tainui  $50  raffle:  ticket  182,
 can  be  scoring  threats.  But  the  team     The Waikato unit of the N.Z. Blood  Christine Wilson, Orini.
 must  improve  on  their  shooting  to  do  Transfusion    Service  obtained  54  units      T6 meat and grocery raffle: No. 28
   of blood in their 6 monthly visit to the                  Red  Star,  Robertson,  Orini;  H6  wine
   school  last  week.  Twenty  six  new                     and chocolate raffle, Adrianna Kaui.

   donors availed themselves of the service
 Both the A and the B hockey teams   from amongst the students and staff.
 have  a  common  factor  this  season.

 Gaylene              GALA DAY                               Ngaruawahia Girl
 for     Over $2,300 was banked following
 of the A team  the annual gala day. Maniapoto creamed

 Betty- the  rest  of  the  school  with  their  effort       in Miss NZ Finals
   totalling  over  $1,000  of  the  $1,900
   raised by the students alone. Substantial                      On  Wednesday  April  4,  on  TV  2,
   amounts  were  raised  through  major                     Miss  Doreen  Clancy  of  Ngaruawahia
 Twenty  seven  members  of  the   raffles and stalls.       will  be  appearing  with  the  finalists  for
 Ngaruawahia High School 1st 15 raised                       the Miss NZ Contest..
 over  $1,500  on  a  sponsored  run  from   GIRLS SOCCER         Doreen was chosen as Miss Raglan
 Perrindale,  along  River  Road,  to  the     Boosted  by  the  success  of  their   in the Miss NZ Beach Girl contest held

 Ngaruawahia  High  School,  to  assist  team  last  season  in  winning  the   in January.
   Tutcheon  Shield  an  increase  in  the

 time  of  1  hour  15   number  of  girls  wanting  to  play  this   (Doreen enrolled at Ngaruawahia High
 minutes  for  the  10  miles  beat  the   year  was  not  unexpected.  Many  of  the   School in 1973)
 slowest runner in by 45 minutes. Dean,   1978  team  are  back,  but  are  having  to
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