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Jtilwaal. 1 3G RACINE JOURNAL -TIMES Thursday. July 7, 1960 Jviitchell Opposes Meeting in Las Vegas 'Resort Area 5 SSCm4 SaPa '-iySp-- fill 14 T0i jMho Qk'r "That's completely said Nevada employment di rector Richard Ham. "They used intimidation and coercloij against Nevada, even though" the majority of delegates had CARSON CITY. Nev.WT It isn't that he doesn't like Ne-vada, but Labor Secretary Mitchell opposes a convention "pi Las Vegas because of the resort-type atmosphere.

Nevada delegates to last Veek's annual convention of favored Las Vegas." In Washington, -v Mitchell the Inter-National Assn. of Per Blue Ribbon Special Bus Passengers Ride Isf Class WILMINGTON, Del. For at least one group of riders on the Delaware Bus Company's 5:12 p.m. to Chester, things, will never seem quite the same. On Wednesday's trip no fares were collected, the money sported a corsage and the driver wore a carnation In his lapel.

Cavier, hors d'oeuvres and other snacks and' soft drinks were served to passengers. A pair of hostesses provided an, extra touch of hospitality. The purpose: "It's out way of saying to the public, Welcome to our new was the explanation volunteered by company vice president Richard Bennett. For a week passengers have been riding free on the company's buses operating between here and Chester and Darby in Pennsylvania. Friday, however, regular fares go into effect.

Delaware Bus established the week's free rides as it restored a service stopped three months ago by the Southern Pennsylvania Bus Co. because of a strike. spokesman denied the southern Nevada gaming center was called "a den of iniquity," as Ham charged, but said it was -1 1 1 111 1 I IIU.WI II I I 3 FfifETTi'S, iUvVB SURE 2f CP, jWY RAppr 1 MATTiB ANDTAD HAVE NO I I WISH 1 HADN'T LCTTWETWtWS MONE ITWBV ASENT FCO.I5U AVP0trf 50MC Lt" "T1 ID ISm TVOS8 CWILDSEV sonnel in Employment Security In Colorado Springs said Mitchell aides blocked Las Vegas as the site of the 1962 convention. Des Moines, Iowa was chosen Instead. at nkswt, wrTKxrr evem a xyroBe aout fczvwziLONG.AeoDrs jck'ocwms on the? cccxz, I felt more work could be accomplished elsewhere.

Mitchell confirmed this in Houston, Texas. pwons inTwe House. 1 -i' jui i. ii.ui.,i.i. rrinr i BOARD OF EDUCATION PROCEEDINGS mgt MM.

il'i mmM John Prssch, Secretary James F. Gilmore, President Racine, Wisconsin June 6, I960 -v .1 i ii ft'-. "jr Siamese Twin's Grandson Dies Tha regular meeting of the Board of Education was held at MEBANE, N.C. UP Oli born physically united in Siam in 1811. They were brought to this country and toured with P.

T. Barnum's circus. After retiring from the circus, they became farmers in Surry County, N.C. The twins died in 1874. ver W.

Bunker, 68, of Mebane, whose grandfather, was Eng Bunker one of the original Siamese twins, died Wednesday in a Durham hospital. Eng and Chang Bunker were 7:45 p.m., Monday, June 6, 1960, following a meeting of the Committee of the Whole, with all members present. Also present were John Prasch, Superintendent of Schools, and Thomas A. Linton, Director of Business Services. The minutes of meetings of May 9 and May 23, 1960 were approved as printed.

COMMUNICATIONS A letter of resignation was received from Thomas A. Linton, Director of Business Services. The communication was otdered received and filed, and the Secretary was Instructed to spread on the mlnutei the Board's appreciation for the eight years of fine service which Mr. Linton had rendered to the Racine Public Schools. The following letters of resignation for the 1980-61 school year were received: Mrs.

Florence Blattner Patricia Ann Williams Approved unanimously. Requests for allowance of cumulative sick leave were presented from a list of employees and approved unanimously. Ayes 7. Noes None. DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS SERVICES' REPORT It was moved and seconded that the list of bills approved by the Finance Committee and presented to all board members be allowed, the total being $446,265.66 chargeable to the General Fund and $31,663.98 chargeable to the Building Fund.

Ayes 7. Noes None. The financial statement of the General Fund for the period ending May 31, 1960 was presented and ordered received and filed. RACINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Summary of Receipts and Expenditures For the Period Ending May 21, 1960 IT'S the TALK of the TEENS: JIVING to the HEAL THING -Naturally Delicious iijiiimuiw II.J, -f Mr rH.r(tfv!M Balance of Estimate Year to Date GENERAL FUND Budget This Month ft iWBiaVr'P iVrf 43,229.70 4,832,570.60 837,694.08 319,536.58 2,775.05 RECEIPTS Available Bal. 1-1-60 45,229.70 City School' Tax 4,832,570.60 State Aids 832,101.00 Tuition 338,500.00 Other Income 5,000.00 Commercial Revenues 165,000.00 5,551.21 5,650.79 180,09 5,593.08 Cr.

16,963.42 2,224.93 RIAL ORANGE TASTI-Made from un-rlpnd fruit. NOT CARBONATED Smooth, tatlifylno, not filling. PASTEURIZED FOR PURITY Protects the frt.hn.u. VACUUM SEALED To lock the goodneis In, lock olr out. NO PRESERVATIVEf-Contolns no artificial 13,940.26 72,927.03 92,072.97 -JL-kwA ftL AZE5, CMEONB I OKAVi YOU TWO- rmk I WE PiPKi'T TELL nJ WAS WATCHIWG MB i HEAW ON THE 0AR5! ly-f- AKiyOKJE WE WERE" AFTEI? MONEVl PIUE FOR THE MONEY! WE'LL TROUBLE YOU "1 rrTA ON THE 3H0RE- 1 FOR THAT MONEYS THEY COULD 1 STOP'.

TWO ARMEP MEN! 6E MEMBERS 0' jf OR WE'LL TP wHfr.fm Ufer1' -'T FOR THE OTHER -k i L-g" rrJt I L.Sfessalg''"-T.M.....s.0,..k....; xZav W00 MUUT0 f5WS YVANMA. RACE A6A1M? lW YESTERDAY IM A LARD HEART OOO WMm Vv'flf- RT SWIMMING RACE To TO SEE LARD yWW VfWV IVk CL THE END OF THE POOL. FlNALiy MA6IME Jf WVCJl I CAME IM ii CATLINQ QJMMG p-4- 20UNPS! THEl JUv I I I (PLEASE EXCUSE I pTSTfN T0S5IN6 CO'AV YEAH THEM 1 IV MOMENTS, CJr NATIVES DIVE INTA nun uW'A Total Receipts 6,216,401.30 25,322.25 8,110,733.04 105,668.26 EXPENDITURES General Control 98,794.00 8.421.61 38,681.05 80,112.95 Instruction 4,245,576.00 352,616.36 1,729,770.16 2,515,805.84 Operation 654,467.55 44,558.89 268,155,43 386,312.12 Maintenance, warn HY-GRADE BEVERAGE 2312 -18th St. 81,540,27 257.409.7S 60,453.52 86,788.73 62,170.09 88,629.91 Repairs, Replac. 848,950.00 19,533.12 Auxiliary Services 147,242.23 11,810.88 Other Disbursements 130,800.00 12,635.51 Transportation 18,200.00 888.53 Debt Service 508,371.50 Capital Outlay 68,000.00 3,830.50 8,234.73 204,623.88 7,965.25 301,745.62 (SAM 19,794.70 48,205.30 Lb Total Expenditures 8,216,401,30 452,293.42 2,580,276.09 3,638,123.21 The financial statement of the Building Fund for the period On this Outdoor SWING OUTFIT! 1 V- WELL.IF ANYTHING MAKE A TKV FOR YEHIT DOES SEEM tJM' v010 60 WRONflK THERE'S A WHATS THAT TUOTDN A SHAME HEAVE A IT SURE V-T" "WINC DOCS WITH THE STlU.

ONE -THIM(3 I THAT? GOLD NUGGET I COUPLE MILLION LAYIN'V POES ly MINDS BEEN AFFECTEQ OPERATOM, I MORE I'P LIKE TO V. MXI LEFT IN THE AROUND LIKE THAT ijL MAYBE WE'D BETTER WE'D BE IN DO BEFORE WE Ivl ARKANSAS RIVER 1 ft LAY OFF THIS TIME- TROUBLE SHUT DOWN flv Zfi (rZjVf Lni mMmy'i 1 1 i JLiil uwgrW Sturdiest, Best Built, Regardless of Price 8-Play 2" Steel Crossbar and Legs Nylon Bearing Swing Hangers Safety Nuts on Exposed Bolt Ends REGULAR $24.95 ending May 31, 1960 was presented and ordered received and Med. Mr. Malcolm Williams of the Warren Holmes Company appeared to present progress reports on the Johnson Elementary School addition and the Starbuclc Junior High School. The following actions were taken In regard to the Starbuck Junior High School job: 1.

A change order in the amount of $5112 to Nelson Company was approved for the grading of Ohio Street, Sixteenth Street, and the north portion of Perry Avenue surrounding the school site. Ayes 7. Noes None, 2. After a review of several brick samples submitted by various suppliers it was decided unanimously to select tha Claytex Persian Gray Matte for both interior and exterior brick on the Job. Ayes 7.

Noes None. The annual report of the John Nicholas Trust Fund was presented and ordered received and filed. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT The Schedule of Personnel Changes dated June 6, 1960, presented to all board members, was accepted unanimously. Ayes 7. Noes None.

The monthly attendance report was presented and ordered received and filed. Mr. Harris Russell, Director of Instructional Services, appeared to discuss several Items, and the following action was taken after a lengthy discussion: 1. The list of textbooks proposed for adoption was approved unanimously, and the Board requested that Miss Alice Hach, consultant in mathematics, meet with them in the near future to explain the new algebra program. 2.

The proposed teacher intern program to ba tried at Park High School was approved unanimously. Ayes 7. Noes None. 3. The program for the academically talented for the 1060-61 school year was approved unanimously.

Ayes 7. Noes None. 4. The conference assignments and national conference attendance recommendations for 1980-61 were approved unanimously. Ayes 7.

Noes None. 5. The study program of the current year and proposed study plans for 1960-61 were approved unanimously. Ayes 7. Noes None.

The Superintendent recommended that the orthopedic summer school program for six weeks be authorized on the same basis as in the past with Mr. Donald F. Tofte to act as the director of the program for an additional four weeks beyond his present contract. Approved unanimously. Ayes 7.

Noea None. The following requests were presented from outlying achool districts or admission of their 7th nd 8th grsde students to the Hacine Public Schools on a tuition basis for the 1960-81 school year: Lakeview School District No. 5, Town of Caledonia. Heche School District No. 2, Town of Mt.

Pleasant. Trautweln School District No. 22, Town of Mt. Pleasant. Mygatts School District No.

6, Town of Mt. Pleasant. The requests were approved unanimously for the 1960-61 school year with the students to be sent to the achools In Racine as directed by the Superintendent of Schools. Ayes 7. Noes None.

There was a communication from The Racine Principals' regarding the governmi-nt land, the Hong Air Base, and a discussion followed as to the disposition of the land. The Secretary was Instructed to notify the State Department of Public Instruction that if the Hong Air Rase land Is to be used for school purposes Racine would like to be given consideration. At the suggestion of Mr. Leon Fosha, Instrumental music consultant, the Superintendent recommended that the present Instrumental music fees and Instrument rental fees be changed from $3.00 per semesto for Instruction and $3 00 per semester for rental to $6.00 per sementer for rental with oo charge for instruction. Action was deferred until Mr.

Fosha could appear before the Board to discuss the program. NEW BUSINESS Mr. W. Vernon Carls requested Board action on the problem of people walking their dogs through school grounds. Action was indefinitely postponed.

The meeting adjourned at p.m. to permit the Committee Of the Whole meeting to be resumed. Signed, john rnAscif, Secretary BADY IF SHE WENT TO 1 I SHE DID NOT--AS A MATTER OH THATS TOO Non-Tilting Swing Brackets Plated Hardware Rings, Brackets, etc. Case Hardened Glider Bushings Two Full Swings Two Horizontal Bars Two Flying Rings Tubular Trapeze Bar Rocker Glider SAVI $29.93 4-Seater lawn Glider 1 I HOPE SO- UWDERSTAND YOU HAVE A NURSE 7 YES f-MAY I HERE NAMED MARY I'VE ANOTHER HOSPITAL, I OP FACT MARY-WAS QUITE 1 MISS JONES LEFT US -ONLY THIS IV MM7DC 1 DM ItKUVtK SUMCiniNW XI MORNING U'vO WHICH HAPPENED HERE I I 1 'TBEJRSI Ki- I af we NOW DCS): RVcff "If 22" '23" I fi in Pi. 3 BT A 1 I SAVI $6 $29.95 8-Foot Round Pool, 1 3" Deop a Trr I ri If IHT? 11 I I II 1 t.

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