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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 22 April 1935, Page 9

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SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent). Tile monthly meeting of the school committee took place in the school on Thursday evening. There were present Messrs T. J. Cox'll ead (chairman),! R. W. Clements, C. R. Wenryss, F. Tindle and Geo. Saved (secretary). The headmistress (Miss M, E. Taylor) reported that four children had left owing to a family leaving the district, and the roll number was now down to- 37. Several pupils attended the dental clinic at Eltham on Monday for treatment. The hedges had been cut and Mr Syme, the agricultural inspector, had visited the school last week and reported favourably cn tbe appearance of tlie grounds. ! After discussion it was decided to hold a “basket’’ social at an early' date to raise funds for the school ac-

count. Several members. to' procure items for tlic sobial. T' BIBLE CLASS ACTIVITIES. j On Saturday evening the local Bible Class was visited by Miss I>. Corrigan’ (camp mother), Misses 1 Allan, Watts , and Ambury, who spoke on the aims; and objects, of. the Easter camps. The young ladies’ camp Will hb held, at New Plymouth this year and the young men’s will he held at Stratford. Several members ■ notified their* intention of attending, ; Supper was dispensed by the Bible Class girls and Miss Corrigan voiced, the visitor's’ appreciation of this.' The' organ was played by Miss Nina. Farquliar and the Rev. G. Wood (leader), introduced the visitors. - " ~ . Several young men and boys; are in-; tending to visit Feilding in A lay to at--tend the young farmers’ course.