School Committee Elections.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 20 April 1918, Page 4

School Committee Elections.

t (Continued ii'Jiii page, j Mr Siegel ami Messrs bcoil and Doinb, there is now a balance• o L £11 15s fcid in (lii.s fund wiiicii carries a subsidy of ,£1 for i'l. i'rom the Board. Your v. onim u.- ; tee was also instrumental in or-- '■ tainins? a refund from the Hum! | of monies expended about' i< J r ears ago, so (hat the j Committee should have no " ! culty in proceeding '.'••! th a lir-i,-. j extensive prourarerie. THE L'iCNTC. Reference was mad 1 Id (lie nie and spoils, am; 1i• V ■ Garland was thanked lor Ui~ do- j nation o? irosn 1 >v«> pi:-' ure | entertainments towards ihe :! ni • <! -■ ii< well as all oih">* do'iors. i swrM M n\'c. s Two swi :n i>i i n > held and prove:! an unqual success. and owiii'i' to the entnusinsm of the e!le'i:;on \Y<IS 1 O 1 \! I 4 S I niiii'i" "No fe-y - !]■■.: n fi:l po-Hs obtained eer'ah:;-:! _ ji _ ' ,;r ciation, a no!' ■ : :■' ' ! which comparer- 1 ' I with the hi; 1 ; seh,. ■' :•? \* . ton. DISTRICT TPHTT °.CT; ; >'V,.. ; I This is a branch ;d th-'- • j which is not givmy t n»* ie. ,i:i: i. ( should. It appears a.s liiipr-s. >- £ bility for a scholar (o malvisruJ and parents are sendin;-? their | children out of the district' to r< - j ceive higher education jind eve:; paying" for private concilial' nv the ptu"poso of commercial trem.inff our High School is tnser.v-s. There is no doubt the rural course is almost directly responsible for this state of affairs. Jn !9l > the matter was represented to the "Education Board, tue Director of Education, and the members of Parliament for the district.. Practically nothing has been done and the position is still wisatisfactory. This is a matter which the householders in general meeting' should take some steps to remedy mid thus support and strengthen any action the Committee may deem advisable. IN MEMORIAM. An enlarged photo of the late Lieut. Foss has been placed in the School. Donations of one penny each were received from the children subsidised by the members of the Committee. During the past year the great war of nations has accounted for a number of ex-pupils of the School. Your Committee desire to talce this opportunity of exnressimy their deepest sympathy with the "parents and relatives of 'hose brave b(Tys who have so nobly sacrificed thMr lives m the =-.tru<2'2'le for liberty and justice. They were an honour to the -ehool and the school honours ( heir memory and their p'v-at •loeds. Tn due c;uirs« a memorial board will be ev,,.|n,l vl,i..'. -vill bear mi it wM'-h. v-i'l Y' :I>wn ivilli tivi-b'to future p'i'i:l c • the T<oyi'! . PIV \ VC'^c; A.n-irt fj-.nn 0> • vf : n«.- fur'"''-', Uiere -v;is at TV••'■iiiTr ''1 a •lif lvila!ic" nf 4"-0 lb,, wnrl-in-ii"r,ouut due In th" '"'i 1 ""' miev--n«eteil refund I? lof I iU ■>-1- ~v -»;->■"<>d. r-inco ili' w ' h ••• '••••"'> j>i-» •'•ls- - a ' "f ! c- ..-1 r«i-»-niede ne erdi f"" -ll? . ,- - ! • -••ix T ! . ■ ' rn " 1,.,,-," V tbr.+ i' ° ' | — '11 ee"- " ■ ii 1 ' | of <de 'i! i e ; .-d - Tn cuicb'-d'ei y ■_ 1 ' '"'o •" "-isll to til"'dbis staff -fn- J . heir 1' •* - ation and ii'tce! ■: 1 - a - - l -niee criven ai all ( nv, 'n tr -e' affairs.