HOKITIKA SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1930, Page 3

HOKITIKA SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

MONDAY, JULY 7th

The Committee met- at 7.30 p.m. Present; Messrs A. C. Armstrong (Ohainnuu), Richards; - Pedder, Shannon, -Swonev, Breeze, Cheslerman and Conning.

The minutes were Confirmed and outward correspondence approved.

INWARD •CORRESPONDENCE

From Health (Department, notifying Nurse James would take up extra duties at Dental Clinic.—Received.

From Education Department, Wellington, supplying information to Canterbury Education Board in reference to purchase of sections in front of the . school.—Received. The Chairman reported on intervening the property holders. It was resolved to advise the Department om the prices asked and to recommend purchase of one section, the other not being for sale. From Ediicatiqm Board notifying result. of election.—RjOcejved. It was resolved to congratulate Mr R. Wild, on his re-election .as member. From R. S. Hansen, Chairman Haribari School Committee, in reference to enlarging the,scone of the dental .clinic to . include . South Westland.— Reconv. ed. The. Chairman reported a vifi.it .by a, dyntal. clinic officer..and following, suggestions made i.t was; resolved that, application he made to the Director of Dental Hygiene' for the permanent appointment of the extra dental nurse, her work,to extend as farns’WeihoP ■ Ttuvas-resolved to MrHT'ensen of the proposed action by. the -Cohvmittee.. ■ “ < : '- Mr Sham non moved that dpplieatibn be made' to the Savings' Bank and Borough Council for donations toWarck the fund of the dental clinic.—Seconded by the Clvirman and carried. It was further resolved to write to •the Dena-rt.ment asking for definite instructions in regard to dental treatment for private schools. From Education Board forwarding circular in reference to cancer campaign .—Eecei■ cd : laid on the table. From same, forwarding details of\ raij’wa v ' seVv‘ves ,J ' dn connection" mitli Die Winfei’ c how* 1 at Chn.Sitc ; hnf6h.— Received; re p,l Tred to Chairmalhl Secretary and , 'P< t, b'tdr to make eVfquMes: • From dettPH .h'ur&es 1 ■■'reporting*''Tor' June total tjphr&tions 472;''And total attendances hi 73.— Received 1 . , ’ Front Rehtbif’'(E L. MenHAsT reporting the roll' nnWiber Totalled' 1 : 315 ,a recUi’cTrbn Hf 12-for-tHe ,! iM6nth I .’ and : averagedattebtlahce 29G.01 kec&iVdary 104; a ‘rWWctSorr' of 4 arid* average attendance' ! of !1 07.8 : ; ' rcoortiiig 1 'the' prefect system-lu 1 11 r b'feh'HhaugtiratWd' and badges presented* 1 R.ob>usdn, R,ilta. Thiele. .Amanda. Harney. Orris Preston. Fred Staolefo'n, ’yfsr.’odee Connelly and Alan Shanpon. Twenty new football' jerseys, bad boen : received and were very- shtisfnetorv.' The fhel fund' to band totalled £7. 15s 7d.—R^yeiverj.' It wad resolyed/'tp forwarcT d letter ,'of. sympathy t Mrs;l J. Wilsofn-, expressing' tjjedibrJe for lie’r speedy recovery fiorrf libr ilfhess. , ! ‘ The Visitiog' Cornniftiee Armstrong and |3hannon) repbijfed ofn several snialf 1 requirements including further loads *of s’n.tid.—ReyeiVect.. Accounts as scheduled were passed for paymept. ( ■ : fisitors for'idiei month, Messrs, Pedl I ;;■» ■:>. :!>■) */tJUJ .;••• del-'and. Sw,oncv. i(iiv . 'Jh*