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Breakfast treats, self-made, were in store for these Rangataua School children last Thursday when they got to class. The kids spent the week learning about good food and good eating habits as part of Nutrition Week, so decided to finish up with their own firstthing feast.

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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 10, Issue 480, 6 April 1993, Page 3

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Breakfast treats, self-made, were in store for these Rangataua School children last Thursday when they got to class. The kids spent the week learning about good food and good eating habits as part of Nutrition Week, so decided to finish up with their own firstthing feast. Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 10, Issue 480, 6 April 1993, Page 3

Breakfast treats, self-made, were in store for these Rangataua School children last Thursday when they got to class. The kids spent the week learning about good food and good eating habits as part of Nutrition Week, so decided to finish up with their own firstthing feast. Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 10, Issue 480, 6 April 1993, Page 3

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