EDUCATION BOARD.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16815, 18 August 1922, Page 7

EDUCATION BOARD.

TO-DAY’S MEETINC. The Canterbury Education Board met to-day; present—Messrs G. W. Arm it age (chairman). W. A. Banks, H. J. Bignell. W. H. Winsor. J. G. Gow. E. H. Andrews, C S. Thompson, A. PeveriU. R. Wild, T. Hughes and W. I*. Spencer. APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS. The following appointments were made: —Albury. Miss V. G. M'Leau, assistant mistress; Allentou. Mr R. J. Ford, assistant master; Ashburton, Miss L. Gray, assistant mistress; Bruce Bay, Mias H. Fahey, sole teacher; Geraldine* Mr H. F. Hammond, assistant master; Glentuunel, Mr D. Hartstonge, master; Hornby, Mr J. A. Henry, head master: Kaiapoi, Mr G. G. Judson, assistant master; kaikoura Town. Miss V. F. tiimcook. assistant mistress; Milford, Mr B. F. Hayman, master; Overdale. Mr D. C, Morrison, sole teacher; Pliiilipatowu, Mr M. V. Tayler, assistant mistress; Rosewill, Mr W. D. Beck, sole teacher; Russell's Flat, Miss A'. G. Butcher, sole teacher; St Albans. Mr D. J. MDonald, assistant master; Southbrook, Miss Al. E. Bell, assistant mistress-, Spencerville, Miss M M. Collins, sole teaoher-, Swede’s Mill, Mlsr H. O'Donnell, Bole teacher; Tawai. Miss B. Ballantyne, assistant mistress; Waimairi, Misß A. I. Webb, assistant mistress; Waimate. Mr R. G. Ridling, assistant master (Grade 7), and Mr C. Kibblewhite, assistant master (Grade 5).

The following resignations were accept-ed.-—Addington. Miss R. E. Burn, assistant mistress; Allen ton. Miss M. L. Ditford. assistant mistress; Fendalton, Miss E. M. Watson, pupil teacher; Horsley Downs, Mr B E. Arnold, master-, Hampstead. Miss U. Gray, assistant mistress; Okain’s Bay, Miss M. Heinzmann. assistant mistress: Redolifls, Mrs E. H. Allan, assistant mistress; Riccarton, Miss V. Roche, probationer; Timaru South, Mr G. T. Palmer, head master; Waltham. Mr B. F. Hayman. assistant master; Wooleton, Miss B. Robinson, assistant mistress; Greymouth, Mrs D A. Farnell. assistant mistress; Sydenham, Mr D. J. M'Donald, assistant master; Waihaorunga, Miss E. M. Welsh, sole teaoher. SOUTH BELT SCHOOL. The Appointments Committee reported that a letter bod been received from tho Board of Governors of the Technical College, acknowledging the board's letter regarding the ultimate use of the South Belt School building. The Department wrote pointing out that when the Phillipstown Infant School had been remodelled there would be ample accommodation for the children now attending the South Bek School. It was resolved that no action be taken until tho full effect of the opening of the Phillipstown School for all standards could be ascertained. The report was adopted. M TSCELLA NEOU S. The Agricultural, Manual and Technical Committee reported that it had accepte l two challenge shields donated by Mr H. Bruce for a lucerne competition. The potato-growing competition in North Canterbury resulted:—Mayfield, 95 points. 1. prize M2: Killinchy, 85 points. 2. prize £1 10s; Doyleston, 8-4 points, 3. prize £1; Tai Tapu, 82 points, 4, prize 10s. The Buildings Committee reported that the Department had declined to make a grant for installing a heating apparatus' at the Elmwood School. The committee had accepted the Department’s offer to pay half the cost of an overhead bridge at the railway near the Waimairi School. Bligh's Road, Papanui. The Appointments Committee reported that it had received a deputation in regard to the staif of the Christchurch East School. Regret was expressed that under the rearrangement of the staff the school would work under disability. If the board Jater on could make a change more in the interests of tho school as a whole :t should do so. The report was adopted. It was decided to invito tenders for additions to the Tinwald School, the Department having given a grant. CHESS. INTERNATIONAL PLAY. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON. August 16. Bogoljubov beat Watson.