The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 2

Pahtaernph, Bloomlngton, 111., July 15, 1965. I TOITT Church Classrooms Offered School Board I I III A possible temporary solution Jefferson School. This was because Centennial School, where to eastside overcrowding of classrooms had never been broached to the board before, though very often churches use school facilities when they experience housing problems. Said Mr. Stephens of St.

John's offer: "If it offers any possibility of relieving the trans, porting of students we should take a look at it." Supt. George N. Wells told the board he would investigate the possibilities. overcrowding. The system owns two east-side sites where it intends to build elementary schools, but voters twice turned down a bond issue proposal which was to have provided the funds needed to build them.

schools came to the attention of the school board at its meeting Wednesday, and the idea fell on receptive ears. the children normally would go, was overcrowded. Other children also are transported from other sections of the Centennial and Oakland eran Church that it had a number of fine new clasrooms it could make available to the school system on weekdays. The new church is at 1617 E. Emerson, near Fairway Knolls.

The system last year had to transport 53 elementary children from Fairway Knolls to Member Vernon Ogren re-! school districts a total of, about 300 in all because of I layed to fellow members the suggestion from St. John's Luth-! The Idea of using church PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SAT. AND SUN. OPEN 10 TO 10 DAILY SUNDAY 12 TO 7 FJ A QIVIHON Of 1. 1.

KIBOI COMMHT 7(. FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SEWINGH Low Class Visits Courthouse Pointers on the operation of family division of Mclioan County Circuit Court are Riven by Associate Judge Wayne C. Townley Jr. to three members of the Bloomlngton High School business law class. With him are, from left, Jeanne.

Durham, Charles Brooks, class instructor, and Ronald Hartzler. Carport Permission Going Before Board Mrs. J. R. Terry of 2(16 S.

State has asked the Zoning URBAN RECOVERY Repaired House Loses Ban Sign Board of Appeals for a variance to allow construction of a carport. Her appeal will be heard at the boards meeting at 7 p.m. July 28 at City Hall. Seth Boyden invented malleable cast iron in 1826. Tt was a new role Housing cases where the house doesn't but need to be condemned, docs need to have repairs." Counselor Ernest Kinzer played Wednesday: Instead of nailing a condemnation sign on a building, he was able to go out and remove NORMAL CENTENNIAL one from a house restored to found condition.

Usually tabbed the villain of housing enforcement cases, Mr. Kinzer was almost jubilant ''A 3 Wednesday about being able to lift the ban from a house at 1611 W. Illinois. Repairs including a new floor and installation of a septic tank brought tne house up to "standard" condition. With a few finishing touches the house owned by Mrs.

Verna White will be ready for use again, Mr. Kinzer said. It was the first time since the city went into its housing code program and established the job of housing counselor about I l'x Ox Save! Values lo 39 Yd- WiMlfik New-for-School I Ipk, FALL COTTONS ll i yds. 7 -H I 11 II II frflllj now, save, and 'sew a pretty new wardrobe for Jig fal1, Cnooso from a splendid assortment of 8080 Vvvnl 1 WiJrr mi'- 'VST TT TT Pasy-care cottons in crisp, new geometric, floral and VyU 1 IISIL Jnl' Prints anfl solid coloi-s. 33" wide.

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