WOMEN ELECTED TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 251, 18 May 1916, Page 6

WOMEN ELECTED TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

CHRISTCIU’RCH AND NORTH CANTERBURY. Sydenham: Mrs Hunt (W.C.T.I’.) Film wood: Mrs Hindle Woolston: Mr* Newton (W.C.T.I’.), Treasurer of Committee; Mrs McJ arrow Somertield: .sir* Clarke, Mrs Manhire Addington: Mrs Merry. Mrs Pratt Waltham: Mrs Wilson, Mrs Besley Cashmere Hills: Mrs T. K. Taylor (W.C.T.I’.), Mrs Lamb (W.C.T.I .) Shirley: Mrs McKay (Secretary). Bromley: Mrs Christian {Chairwoman) Aranui: Mrs Reeve (Chairwoman), Mrs Sprosen New Brighton: Mrs Beeby (W.C. T.U.), Mrs Clark (W.C.T.I’.) Sumner: Mrs Fountain-Barber, Mrs W. G. Roberts West Lyttelton: Mrs Clarke (W.C. II) NCfRTH CANTF.RBI’RY. Glentunnel: Mrs McLaughlin, Mrs Tranter Hurunui: Mrs Boucher Mackenzie: Mrs Thomas (Secretary), Mrs Saunders S pots wood : Mrs R. Wilkinson Domett: Mrs Hughes Fiffelton : Mr> McQuilkin SOI’TH CANTERBURY. Geraldine: Mrs W. H. T Brown. Mrs Nelson, Secretary of Hikurangi W.C.T.I’., has been elected on the School Committee of that town. She is the first woman to have a seat on Hikurangi School Committee. South Invercargill: Mrs Morrison, Mrs Parkin, and Mrs (iarrett Wellington: Mrs Webb and Mrs Wright Hamilton West: Mrs Henderson W.C.T.I’.), (4th time) Hamilton Fast: Mrs Hercus and Mrs Jones (W.C.T.Ik) College Street. Palmerston N.: Mrs Hodder (W.C.T.U.) Tiritea, Palmerston North: Mrs Young (W.C.T.I’.) The above list is not a complete one, but it is all who have been reported to us. Will Unions kindly send post-card to Fditor giving names of women elected to any local bodies, so that w e may have a complete hat ?