Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 14

School Board Minutes THIRD GRADERS IYNETTE FORNEY and lorry Shelton demonstrate their science fair projects to their teacher, Mrs. Wanda White, at Sigler School. Lynette is the daughter ot Ur. and Mrs. K.

Forney of 1116 Springbrook Circle, and Tony is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shelton of 1005 Janwood. Science Fair Winners Participate In All- Brad Pool and Trent Taylor, fifth graders from Mendenhall School, have combined their efforts in making a working model of an oil field Also from the fifth grade in the same school is Connie Tes- entry which will demonstrate the testing of acids and bases in different foods. A razor blade radio will be third grader Marlon contribution to the Sigler Science Fair.

Sonja Tilley, fifth grad- SPECIAL FOR LADIES 3 100 l1 GAMES FOR I EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT MtKINNEY LANES McKinney, Texot Cipretswoy LI 2-4475 wW" er, will show the expansion and contraction of mercury. Arthur Williams, fifth grader, and Jackie McKenzie, sixth grader, from Douglass School I have been preparing their exhibits. Arthur is making a seismograph, an instrument which records the vibrations. Jackie has built a boat propelled by steam jets. Third grader Tommy Todd is building a working model of fuse.

The fuse is composed of a battery, thumb tacks, erasers, two pieces of wire, and small pieces of foil. When the thumb tacks are put through the foil into the erasers, the foil i melts in the center showing the operation of a simple fuse. Fourth grader Chris Spies is making a working model of a water purification plant for his project. Both Tommy and Chris attend Meadows Elementary School. A few of the High School ad- 1 vance science students also dis- closed their scientific research Don Haire, Junior, is con- I structing a hydrogen peroxide rocket while Kenneth Ernst is doing the vapor phase method for the study of catalyti- Invocation by W.

O. Haggard. Minutes from previous meetings were read and approved Bills for February were re viewed and approved. Board heard report from Em mitt Clem, band director, on the status of the band program at present and future plans. Board heard reports from the different school principals concerning their school program and staff.

Board accepted the recom mendations of the local textbook committee for the adop tion of the following new textbooks for use in the Fall of 1965, Arithmetic, grades Elementary School Math, Addison Wesley Publishing Co. Basal Readers, grade 7, Discovery Thru Reading, Ginn Co. Supplementary Readers, grade 7, Reading with Purpose, American Book Co. and Adventures for You, Harcourt Brace Co. Science, grade 7, Life Science; A Modern Course, Van Nostrand.

Basal Reader, grade 8, Wid ening Views, Allyn and Bacon Supplementary Readers, grade 8, Basic Reading, Lippincott and Vanguard, Scott Foresman. Science, grade 8, Earth Science, The World We Live In, Van Nostrand. Civil Government, grade 8. Building Our Democracy, Van za Devereaux. Related Mathematics, Fundamentals of Mathematics, Stein.

Biology, BSCS, High School cal cracking. The movement of radioactive isotopes is being ed by Noel Smithson, senior. PHONE THIS NEWSPAPER FOR WANT-ADS Biology, Green Version and Modern Biology, Holt and CS, Molecules to Man. Civil Government American Government, R. P.

Ludlum, Houghton Mifflin Co. and American Government by McClenahan. Spanish III, Leer, Hablar Escribir, Holt, Rinehart and Winston. General Woodworking, Woodworking for Industry, John L. Feirer, Chas.

A. Bennett Co. and General Woodworking, Croneman. Business Education, Applied Secretarial Practice, Gregg, General Business, South Western, Clerical Office Practice, South Western. Driver Education and Safe-1 ty, Sportsmanlike Driving, and Drive Right, Halsey.

Don Boyd Receives Lone Star Gas Appointment The appointment of Don Boyd to the newly created position of organizational analyst, management improvement section of Lone Star Gas Company, has been announced by Dan M. Cole, vice president of personnel. Mr. Boyd joined the company on a full-time basis in 1962 after release from military service. He had previously worked as a laborer during summer vacations from North Texas State Plano Star-Courier MAR iO.

1965 PAGE 12 University from 1955 until his graduation from NTSU in 1959 with a Bachelor of Arts in business administration Born in Cayuga, Texas, he is married to the former Nancy Smith of Gober, Texas He is a member of the First Baptist Church of Plano, the PPlano Lions Club and is company chairman of the United Fund. NOW Color TV At Plano Contar i. YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT PRICES GOOD MARCH 11-12-13. MEATS Fryer's oSt lb Smoked PICNICS lb 25 Fresh Ground BEEF lb All Meot FRANKS lb All Meot BOLOGNA lb 39' PRODUCE Golden Ripe BANANAS ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT BEANS White ONIONS Red POTATOES 10 bag 79 LB. 10 5 b9 49 5 Bag 49' LB 19' LB 10' Wolf CHILI CAN 49' Folger's COFFEE lb 69' Carnation Canned MILK Wolf TAMALES 29' JELLO 6V kg Breast-of-Chicken TUNA 3 cans 89 Shurfine RICE 2 kgs 33' Lipton TEA 39' Parkay OLEO 4 Canned BISCUITS 12 ciSs $100 Kraft VELVEETA 2 blox 79c Booth FISH STICKS 3 PKGS, 79 Booth Breaded SHRIMP 10 pkg 59' Style Hair Spray fiil! 59' FOOD Phone 995-3460 A DT 1005 51 mAK I Plano, Texas ON AN INVESTMENT ROLLER COASTER? Smooth financial ups and downs.

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