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Unified Board Names 9 Principals Appointments of nine principals, a language arts consultant, and five administrative assistants were made by the Unified School Board last' night. The board also named three teachers who will serve as assistants to consul- Humphrey Vall tants, a media specialist, a new director for Project Head Start, a director and as- Thompson sistant director of research, and made other appointments. James Thompson, head football coach at Washington Park High School since 1957 and in addition, an administrative in- Sullivan Miss Kloften tern there last year, will take a principal's desk at one of his inter-city rivals Case High School. Thompson, 42, a native of McFarland, graduate of Madison East High School, a football end at the University of Wisconsin from 1945-47, and a coach at Birnamwood and at Watertown before coming to Park, is widely Mack Zold known for his successes in building rugged high school football teams. Name Consultant Neil J.

Vail, 38, of 3401 Ruby 'Ave. was named language arts consultant for the district, replacing retiring Miss Elizabeth Williams. his Racine teach- Gomoll Ginther Vail began ing career at Washington Park in 1954, where he was a member of the English Department under Miss Williams. He moved to Horlick in 1958 as department chairman, where he stayed until last year. He is a graduate of Hamline University in St.

Paul. For the past year he has worked as Miss Williams' assist- Onnink Burant ant in language arts. Jerome W. Sullivan, who Sweet who will be a teacher worked last year as a unit lead- Florida next year. er of instruction at Howell Name Woman Principal School, was named principal of New principal at Winslow Stephen Bull School.

School will be Dawn Kloften, for Sullivan will replace Frank several years a kindergarten Plan Services Wednesday for 2 Drowning Victims A double funeral service will be held Wednesday at St. Paul's Baptist Church, 1120 Grand for two Racine boys who drowned Saturday on a pewa River fishing outing. The drowning victims were Louis Cannon, 15, son Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, of 1317 Albert and Raymond Chones, 14, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Chones of 1122 N. Wisconsin St. The two drowned Saturday when dam waters at Jim Falls were released and rushed down on them while they were fishing in the Chippewa River. Another boy, Raymond Golden 13, of 1334 Albert was washed ashore to safety, as was Walter Foot, 45, of Albert who tried to save the two drowning victims.

Officiating ministers at the funeral services will be the Rev. J.B. Bailey, of St. Paul's Baptist Church, for Chones, and the Rev. Ernest G.

Billingsley, Faith Church of God, 1621 Al- NEED MORE You Can teacher at McKinley and last year a unit leader at Franklin. Miss Kloften will take the spot previously held by David Sweeney, who will become time director of all Title T1 federal programs in Racine and will serve in addition as director of three "unitized Winslow, and Franklin. Keith Mack, formerly principal at both West Ridge and Richards schools, will move to a principalship at Howell School next year. A Racine native, graduate of Horlick High School, and a teacher at McKinley since 1961, Robert Zold will be principal of McKinley Elementary and Junior High School next year. Zold served as an administrative assistant at McKinley one year ago and this year was acting principal there.

Appoint Director Robert Gomoll, 31, was named principal of Starbuck Junior High. Gomoll replaces Lloyd Johansen, who will be full-time director of Title III federal grams in Racine next fall. Gomoll came to the Unified District in 1963 as a social studies teacher from Columbus, where he had taught four years. He was acting principal at Starbuck in the term just completed. The board also named George Ginther, recently an administrative intern at Wadewitz, to head the Wind Point School, and Donald Burant to lead the work at the West Ridge and Richards schools.

Burant has just finished a year as administrative intern at Garfield. Allen Onnink, presently principal of the Sturtevant School, has been selected for the additional principal's duties of the new Sturtevant area school under construction. Select Assistants Administrative assistants announced last night were Russell Pollock at the new Gifford Junior High School, James Ferguson at the Crestview School, Richard Heidenreich at Janes School, Robert Hesse at Jefferson and Raymond Kayon at Gifford. Helping teachers were selected as follows: elementary arithmetic, Mae Elsdon; home economics, Murval Weidlein; elemen-tary, Margaret Maslowske. Carl Helmle, who served parttime as media specialist and part-time as industrial arts teacher at Starbuck this year, will become full-time media specialist at the Instructional terials Center in the fall.

Project Head Start, a program supported by the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity for disadvantaged school children and placed on a full-time basis in Racine for the first time next fall, will be headed by W. Glynn Humphrey, the board announced. Director of research will be Milton C. Hillery and Orville Totdahl was named research assistant and the demographer for the district.

Civic Groups Start Program of Vehicle Safety Inspections Racine's annual voluntary LaValle added, there is no vehicle safety check began this afternoon with an inspection set up in the 2300 block of Kinzie Ave. Phil J. Racine County Safety Council director, said this morning the safety check will give drivers an opportunity to find out if their automobiles meet full safety standards. The three-day check is sponsored by the Safety Council, Racine Police Department and Racine County Sheriff's Department. Set Inspection Points Inspection points, LaValle said, are being manned by the following civic organizations: Racine Insurance Tuesday Optimist Club, Racine Jaycees, Racine Rotary Club, Racine Lions Club, Kiwanis Club of Greater Racine, Racine Ministerial Assn.

and The Racine Kiwanis Club. The Kinzie Ave. inspection point opened at 1 p.m. today and is scheduled to close at 7 p.m. Cars will be checked Wednesday in the 1400 block of N.

Main St. from 1 to 7 p.m. and Thursday in the 2300 block of Lathrop Ave. from 1 to 5 p.m. Checks Are Voluntary LaValle reminded Racine residents that they are under no obligation by law to have their vehicles checked, but that the free inspections are offered in the interest of public safety.

A car passing the 10-point safety check will be given a Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Safety Check sticker to display. If a car does not pass the check, SPACE? Just penalty. The motorist will be given a recommendation by the police officer or sheriff's deputy at the inspection point that the points not passing be taken care of before a given time, LaValle explained. Inspect Several Items The following items are being checked: brakes, front and rear lights, turn signals, stop lights, steering, tires, exhaust system, glass, windshield wipers and washers, rearview mirror, horn and seat belts. LaValle said this could be the last year for the volunteer safety check.

The governor's highway bill now in the Wisconsin Legislature, if adopted, would require annual mandatory vehicle safety checks. The bill has been adopted by the Senate, LaValle said, and is currently in the Assembly. Stars Stripes Airman Apprentice Michael J. Slesar, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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George Cannon of Racine; and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John High of New Albany, Miss. The Chones youngster was also a student at Washington Junior High School, a member of St. Paul's Baptist Church, the boy scouts, and was a coach of the Washington Junior High School basketball team.

He is survived by his parents, three brothers, three sisters, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon, all of Racine.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. with burial in Graceland Cemetery. FREEZER Have It For Irma Gonzales Club Selects Float Queen A Washington Park High School student has been named queen of the Racine SpanishAmerican Civic Club. Irma Gonzalez, 17, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Florentino Gonof 911 11th will represent the Spanish club in the annual Goodwill Parade July 4. The two runners-up in the contest, held at a dance at Memorial Hall, will also ride parade. First runner-up is Elia Cruz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cruz of 238 Lafayette also a student at Washington Park.

Second runner-up is Dora bala, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sabala of 1215 Lafayette Ave. Miss Sabala tends Racine Vocational, Technical and Adult school where she is enrolled in nurses training. Woman Hurt in One-Car Crash A Racine girl was injured in one-car accident on Highway 61st Drive in the Town Yorkville shortly before 3 a.m.

today. Admitted to St. Luke's Hospital for observation was Ruth Walquist, 18, of 2336 Arlington who hospital attendants said suffered cuts and scratches the right shoulder. Sheriff's deputies said Miss Walquist was a passenger in car driven by James R. Kime, 19, of 520 West which went out of control while westbound on Highway 11.

Deputies said Kime's auto ran off road, hit two cherry trees in private yard, and continued sideways into another where the auto rolled over. The pomp and pageantry medieval England will be brought back to life in Racine this week and then will not be seen here again for at least another 30 years. On June 15, 16 and 17, more than 600 Knights Templar and their wives will revive the ceremonies of the Middle Ages during the 109th Annual Conclave of Wisconsin. It will be at least 30 before another annual conclave is held in Racine, according to Kenneth C. Bergan, general chairman of the commandery.

a The last annual conclave held in Racine was in June of 1960. Symbolic White Horse The visiting knights will be greeted by the traditional symbol of the Knights Templar since its earliest beginnings a replica of a white horse. on The life-sized replica, which has stood in Racine's Masonic Temple since 1929, was completely restored for the annual in conclave and will stand guard at the entrance to the temple. Leading the list of Masonic dignitaries will be Wilber M. Brucker, most emminent grand master of the Grand Encampment of the Knights Templar of Sa- the United States of America.

Brucker is a former governor of Michigan and former Secreat- tary of the Army. Plan Guard of Honor It will be the first time since aid 1955 that the Grand Master of the Grand Encampment has attended the annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Wisconsin. Bergan Brucker will arrive in Racine, possibly at Horlick-Racine Airport, either late a Friday or early Saturday. He 11 will be met by a guard of honor of from the Racine Commandery. Bergan estimates that between 1,000 and 1,250 Knights A.

Templar and their wives from Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, California and Wisconsin will attend the conclave. a Start With Registration It will get underway at 11 a.m. Thursday with registration at the Masonic Temple, 1012 Main St. the A Milwaukee automobile dealaler has donated 25 new convertibles for use by the Knights yard Templar during the conclave. An afternoon of meetings recognition dinner will be lowed by a "Church Walk" at 7:45 p.m.

when the Knights Templar and their wives will march down Main St. from Masonic Temple to the First Methodist Church at 8th and Main. The knights will make the march in full uniform. Friday's activities will include the reception of distinguished guests at 8:45 a.m., business meetings and the election of new officers at 2 p.m. Mayor William Beyer will give a welcoming address at the start of the morning business meeting.

The day will end with the grand commanders banquet at Memorial Hall at 6:30 p.m. Teams to Compete At 9:30 a.m. Saturday, the Knights Templar will gather at Pershing Park on Racine's lakefront for drill team competition. The installation of officers will Temperatures (For the, 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. today) Atlanta, cloudy 84 Boise, cloudy 71 44 Boston, rain 83 52 Chicago, cloudy 86 69 Cincinnati, cloudy 89 66 Cleveland, clear 88 65 Denver, clear 72 44 Detroit, cloudy 89 67 Fairbanks, clear 84 58 Honolulu, clear 87 68 Jacksonville, rain 87 73 Juneau, cloudy 71 48 Los Angeles, cloudy 66 60 Memphis, clear 91 69 Miami, cloudy 80 75 Milwaukee, cloudy 87 61 rain 77 63 Montreal, cloudy 63 54 New York, cloudy 92 64 Okla.

City, clear 81 69 Philadelphia, clear 90 66 Phoenix, clear 91 65 Pittsburgh, clear 89 66 Ptind, cloudy 71 51 Ptind, clear 72 53 Racine, cloudy 85 57 St. Louis, clear 85 68 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 67 48 San Diego, cloudy 66 57 San cloudy 57 52 Seattle, cloudy 71 50 Tampa, clear 94 76 Washington, clear 92 70 High Low Pr. Albuquerque, cloudy 85 58 Winnipeg, cloudy 62 53 (M-Missing) follow at 1 p.m. when a successor will be named for Karl Crane of Racine who is grand commander of Knights Templar of the State of Wisconsin.

Bergan said he believed it was the first time in the history of Masonry in Wisconsin that both the Grand Commander and the grand master of all Masons of the State of Wisconsin, Robert V. Osborne, were from the same city during the same terms of office. Both Crane and Osborne are members of Racine Commandery No. 7. Crane will preside over the activities of the annual conclave until the installation of the new grand commander.

Plan Downtown Parade At 2 p.m. Saturday, the Knights Templar will form up at East Park and begin their pa-, rade which will wind its way through downtown to Pershing Park. The Knights will march north on Main St. to 7th St, then go west on 7th to Park north on Park to 6th St. and east on 6th to Pershing Park.

Drill team trophies will be awarded at the park. The 109th Annual Conclave, and possibly the last one to be held in Racine in this century, will draw to a close with a reception for Brucker at the Clayton House at 3:30 p.m. Arraign Youth in Chain Beating Keats Burgher, 18, of 1503 Rosalind Ave. turned himself in .51 to police Monday night and ap.43 peared this morning before .51 Court Commissioner Oscar wards on a charge of conduct without regard for human life. .01 Burgher was sought on a plaint charging the offense signled by another 18-year-old youth, Frederick Madsen, 18, of 5421 Taylor who said he was beaten, with a length of chain at 1.52 Zoo Beach last Friday.

Madsen was treated for welts .71 to his back and head at St. .11 Luke's Hospital, according to police. Burgher was confined to the Racine County Jail in lieu of $1,000 bond and will appear in .43 County Court Branch 3 Friday. GM MARK OF EXCELLENCE the Youngmobiles from 21 of 'em are priced below $2920! Young budgets never had it so good. A whole youthful new crop of Youngmobiles are on the scene, ready to swing you into Spring! Styled to look young.

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