In an article entitled "St. Ignace School Leaders 'Encouraged' After Tour of Wood Heating Systems" in the October 15 issue of The St. Ignace News, it was reported that a study determined a wood chip boiler system would save the district $5,378 a year in heating costs. This figure is a misprint. The study actually determined that the new system would save the school $93,503 a year, after considering the $64,417 yearly cost to buy wood chips for the proposed system. Assuming the cost of constructing such a facility is $781,000 and factoring in operating costs for the new system and partial payments for natural gas for the back-up boilers, engineers calculated that the district would pay this cost back in savings after 10.5 years.