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I ...II. II .. I c .. — „|. . v... ... .1 ,.| — T— HIM P— — SOUND BODIES 'jSL' ■. SOUNBLMINDS mk ' / I Tliere was a time .whcn education was // y M concerned chiefly with the "thxee R's". " Ld Today this is not enough." JVIind and / jS body must be active and fit. Free milk \J ~> daily, and free apples in season .are now supplied to primary school children* - |1|| w 1 Free dental services have been greatly | ^ § M extended. Medical care is provided v W I -M* IA :1 for all schools, and a school d-octor A T i i i 3 ' m ■ ; P i stndy oi thegrowmg human body. More can arrange lor any child to go to one 1 - J .v tt i4i /-i p • than nity men and women speciaily oi our seven Health Uamps lor up to six . , . , , r j . tramed m the new methods are enffaged W66KS " ° whole-time in physical education in the A true balance • primary schools- and training .colleges, The folly of attemp/ting to cram the mind and make no allowance for the Bigh production will pay physical stresses and strains of growing Every advance in education costs money9 up is a thing of the past in New Zealand's but can any nation make a better investState schools. We want halan-ced ment? Our steady progress can be mainyoungsters with healthy minds in well- tained only by steady work from all of developed hodies. Games and rhythmic us. Only a high rate of production will exercises are now based on scientific pay for a high standard of living. KEEP PRODUCTION IIIGH ) * ISSUED BY THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMiENT w J