SCHOOL COMMITTEES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 106, 6 May 1915, Page 9

SCHOOL COMMITTEES

FURTHER ELECTION RESULTS. Upper Hiitt.— As the nominations did not exceed the number of members required, the following were declared elected : —Messrs. W . Greig (chairman), Roy. F. J Usher (hon. sec), L. Cloueh, A. Wills, Fi. B. Elliott, G. H. Guthrie, A. Anderson, J. Greenwood. J Paton. Kaiwarra. School.— At the meeting of householders Mr. 0. -Bow-den (chairman of committee) presided. The balance-sheet disclosed a satisfactory state' of affairs. The health of the children had been good, and the attendance of a most satisfactory nature. During the year a patriotic concert 'was organised by the teaching staff, and the proceeds, ' amounting to £7 125,were donated to the Belgian Relief Fund J he sum of £4 was granted by the committee to tho prize fund. The children, acting upon their own initiatives handed the amount to the Belgian Fund. liti' prov-oment of. the school grounds has reached the initial stage, and' the com» nuttc6 ( expressed its appreciation of the Board s consideration in providing this long-felt want. The efficiency of the teaching staff, consisting of. Mi- R J Pope (headmaster), Miss Cook, and Mis* Aioheson, was referred to in terms of thr highest, appreciation The following committee' was elected unopposed : — Messrs. C. Bowdcn (re-elected chairman), E Robson (re-olected), VV. Latimer (treasurer,' re-elected); A. L. Difcon (re-elected), G. Fin ws.