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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1962 EVANS JOURNAL. ANGOLA, NEW YORK PAGE FIVE Meat Markets Brant addition, requesting guidance in the matter of providing kitchen equipment. Drawings were left for examination and for determination of equipment sideration by the board, with due respect for both viewpoints. NEW PLAN PRESENTED FOR SCHOOL SEWER LINE USE District Principal Robert.

Halliday and. School Attorney stated that the "100" reimbursement may be questionable. He also pointed out that problems would be encountered in stocking shelters, which would probably be done by the federal government. Mr. Klumpp invited the board to attend the Board of Cooperative Educational Services Midwinter Council Meeting on Jan.

22, when the agenda of the evenine would include more Auto Dealers to be requested. Somnlut nf Virlilr urara 4la- played for examination and selection made by the board MA. 11 11 I unci souciiea some opinions from visitors present. Under recommendation of the District Principal the Board approved the employment of a part-time teacher of elementary art for the second semester. This addition is required in oJer to meet the minimum schedule of classes.

Discussion on the matter of providing bus stop shelters resulted in no action by the Board due to the large number and the cost which would be involved in their construction and maintenance. Present shelters have been supplied by individuals. CUB PACK HOLDING BLUE GOLD DINNER Cub Scout Pack 578 will hold' its annual Blue and Gold Dinner, including salad, frankfurters, home baked beans, apple' pie, and beverages, on Monday, Feb. 9, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Jerusalem Corners Community House.

J. H. Kellogg Clarke is general chairman, assisted by Den mothers; Den 4, Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald; Den. 5, Mrs.

Herbert Solberg; Den 6. Mrs. Edward Kinney; Den 7, Mrs. J. S.

Keif-fer. The supper will be followed by the charter presentation ceremonies, with Cubmaster Dan Meitus and Commissioner Earl Bley taking part. oo English druggist, John Walkerr made th 'first frlb- tlon match in 1827. detailed discussion of this prooiem. RESIGNATIONS ACTED UPON Resignations were received from Irving Kirk (Junior High English), effective Jan.

5, 1962 and Marion Fricano (Senior High Science), effective Jan. 26, 1962. Mr. Fricano was recently elected supervisor of the Town of North Collins and leaves to assume his new duties. Mr.

Henry W. Tamutis was appointed for a three-year probationary period to replace Mr. Kirk. He will be a January graduate of the State University College at Fredonia, doubly certified in Elementary Education and Secondary English. Mr.

Tamutis is married, 30 years of age, and has three children. He has- completed four years of serviie in the U. S. Air Force. MISCELLANY Members of the Board examined the report of Transfers and Investments noting that all treasury bonds and municipal securities have been provided by the Evans National Bank and the Bank of Buffalo for monies now invested in Certificates of Deposit andor on deposit.

A transfer of $10,000 from' Internal Fund to the General Fund was authorizedThis tfansferral was for the purpose of re-imbursing the General Fund for monies advanced for cafeteria wages. Architect Earl Martin presented a progress report on the VELLAM'S MARKET, 15 Main Angola, 549-0220. Petroleum Products LAKE SHORE OIL 10 York Angola, 549-2222 or 549-2223. Pharmacists DERBY PHARMACY, Route 5, Highland-on-the-Lake, "Derby, XH7-5566. TARNER'S REXALL PHAR-MAOY, 11 Commercial Angola.

549-1163. Photography JALIE STUDIO, Highland Plaza, Rt. 5. Derby XH 7-4222 -Personalized Fhotos. Plumbers STANLEY BROWN, 214 N.

Main Angola, 549-1910. Real Estate FRANK R. MAY, Washington Angola, 431. T.V.Sdles Service WESTERN ELECTRONICS. 11 N.

Main Angola, 549-3030. LAKE SHORE TV All makes of TV repairetrrTrrone Derby XH 7-5544. Water ANGOLA ICE COMFANY. 19 Center Angola, 549-1164 -Water by tank truck or in 5-gal-lon bottles. SCHOOL BOARD (Continued from Page 1) ever, Foster Thayer, one of the citizens present, spoke in opposition to the petition, declaring that, in view of the number of people represented by those present, the board should put the question to a district vote.

He said that this would satisfy the desire of the Chamber of Commerce to find out the wishes of the people. On a motion by board member Samuel Ianello, the discussion was closed with the indication that the question would be given further con Omar Olds reported on a meeting held Dec. 28. 1961. with the Board of Managers of Erie County Sewer District No.

Robert Roesser, Erie County Health, and a representative of the engineering firm of Nussbaumer, Clarke and Velzy, designers of the sewer district. Inview of the difficulties involved in an attempt to transfer title to the Highland School, sewer line and the proposed Anthgny J. Schmidt School sewer line, an alternate plan was suggested. It was, recommended by Mr. Olds that a "lease or "rent-credit" plan be considered for the Highland line whereby the use of the sewer line be granted the sewer district exchange for maintenance and the cancellation of the annual sewage charges to the school.

It was moved and carried that the proposal as outlined in a letter by Mr. Olds be submitted to the Board of Managers for consideration. FALLOUT SHELTERS DISCUSSED C. J. Klumpp of the New York Telephone Co.

and Lee V. Murphy, Town of Evans Civil Defense Director, were present at the invitation of the school board for cl arlfication in the matter of fallout shelters. Mr. Murphy commented that he had been in contact with Civil Defense headquarters personnel who advised to proceed slowly with this problem. He added that there is a possibility that federal aid for' total re-imbursement of costs may be forthcoming, where limited state aid is now Mr.

Klumpp stated that he agreed with Mr. Murphy that plans should be made cautiously, emphasizing that there was need for community shelters which could be integrated into school buildings. He pointed out that survey teams are now examining shelter sites in 50 states and that money has been requested of the federal government to provide for construction of community shelters. He CATALANQl. MOTORS, Route 5 Cain Ka.

and Route 5 at Evans Center-Chevrolet-Olds-roobile. GARAGE, Erie Angola, 549-3244 Lincoln-Mercury: STOCKER AUTO SALES, 41 Commercial Angola 549-1060 niouth. uto Parts Hj6mE AUTO SU PPLY 87 N. Main Angola, Telephone 549-3880. Auto Repairs Service AL WEIL SERVICE, Erie Angola, 549-3555 Service Station.

CATALANO MOTORS. Route 5 Cain Rd. and Route 5 at Evans Center, Angola. -il i GARAGE, Erie An gola, 549-3244. STOCKER AUTO SALES, 41 Commercial Angola, 549-1060.

Banks EVANS NATIONAL BANK, Angola, 549-1000. Card of Thanks Mrs. Patricia Jasin ski wishes to thank the Evans Center Ambulance Squad for its wonderful service at the time of her recent emergency. Cleaners CIRCLE DRY "CLEANERS, Main St. at Village Line, Angola', 549-0330.

DERBY CLEANERS, Route 5. Highland-on-the-Lake. XH7-'4689. Clothing LACLAIR MILLER, Com-ercial An gola, 549-2522 -Ladies Children's Wear. Dairy Products ANGOLA DAIRY.

Sealtest Park Angola, 549-0500. Footwear LACLAIR MILLER, Commercial Angola, 549-2522. MATTESCN'S, 33 N. Main Angola, 549-0770. Fuel Oil LAKE SHORE OIL 10 York Angola, 549-2222 or 549-2223.

Funeral Directors FROEH LEY'S FUNERAL HOME. 262 N. Main Angola, 549-1100 or 549-1150. Heotinq-Sheet Metal FURNACES. BOILERS, AIR Conditioning.

Sales, Service. Harold A. Jordan, Angola 549-2130. Insurance CARL BARRETT. 9 Maple Angola, 549-2647.

VINCENT D. WALTERS AGENCY 27 N. Main Angola, 549-2000 Lumber iSAM'S LUMBER Erie Angol549-1212. DERBY BRANCH, AMERICAN RED CROSS, ANNOUNCES Red Cross First Aid Class Beginning Ian. 31, 7.30 p.m.

AT HEW HIGHLAND FIRE HALL Anyone Over 17 Is Welcome Instructor, Mr. Albert Fischer 31 RC A SnmrT mmJ inniTiwiijllfdiiullv (lift a (Mb- wsaft IMMiiiiliflns rt' iMUtmillini'iWn Isn't it nice that you can get them both in one car? Wide-Track Pontiac SEC YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO LAKE SHORE MOTORS, INC ROUTE ANGOLA, N. Y..