The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
TESTERS SCHOOL
OPENED.
REDUCTION OF TUITION BILL FOR HOW
ARD COUNTY REFUSED RANCAES-
Ter SCHOOL TO HAVE .ll6HTS,

/ The regular meeting Of tho Board
Of Education was called to order in
the once oi the Board on "Wednesday.
November End. NJ 1890 a. m. commis-
sionor Glover was absent
The minutes Of the previous meet
] ing we're fead and approved.
All bills presented to the Board
were approved and ordered paid
Requests for contributions 90 local
funds raised for libraries. etc. we're
presented 20 the Board which contrib
utcd $40 TO the amount already rais-
ed In each case
Patapsco, ELLEN Stone, $40, library,
Pleasant View. Ada Upton, slS,
clock
Miadleburg, carrla lIaylaugh. 80.
library
New Windsor, Hanna skunk, $40.
maps, bookcase, etc.
Pleasant Gap, A. II, Grlffee. ss5, H.
bFary
The request Of the bows OF the Pleas
ant Gap school to be allowed cred
Il tor the cost Of the wood which they
prepared on the grounds for school
use was accepted by the Board. pro-
viding the same Is used for athletic
supplies for the school
The appeal OF Supt Phillips of
Howard County for q reduction on the
tuition hill for 1920 was laid before
the Board but after careful considera-
tion 4 was decided In view OF the
fact that the tuition charges OF Car
roll were extremely low the bill could
not be reduced
The committee that was authorized
10 sell the Union Mills property re-
ported 90 the Board that the same had
been sold nj public sale on Saturday.
October 22nd TO George Yeiser for
the amount OF s726l0O. This was ap-
proved by the Board.
The report OF the Auditor was ap-
proved and authorized to be filed with
the minutes.
The bid of William II. saylor
amounting 10 $t4.9ig.6S for the COM
pletion af the Pleasant Gap building
was laid before the Board. supt TN
ger was Authorized 10 lay the same
before the Hoard OF County Commits
sionera for their consideration In
view of the fact that they stated IN
their commentaries on the budget of
1891 that they would furnish the nec-
essary funds fdr d bid that they con-
sidered reasonable
The Board authorized the installa-
tiOn OF the necessary lighting fix
lures in the Manchester school bulld-
Ing
A delegation representing the rar-
lent-Teacher Association Of the Charles
Carroll school appeared before the
Board asking the Board to install n
lighting plant in their school. After
full discussion the Board appointed
committee consisting OF Commission
er Feeser and supt Unger purchase
the necessary fixtures for Charles
Carroll school.
Another committee consisting OF
Commissioners Feesef and Allender.
and Supt. vnger was appointed to
snake an investigation with regard 10
lighting plants 10 bye purchased for
Hampstead and the Charles Carol;
schools, with permission to spend
10000 az each Of these schools for
this purpose.
The Superintendent reported the
opening Of Lelster's school after it
was ascertalned that there was
sufficient enrolment; BY the tranafer
of Harry Matthias from Wlsner's and
the appointment of Miss Naomi tlp-
percoe IN his place: the appointment
OF additional teachers as assistants:
townsville, Queene Sheppard
Reese Jessie Knadler
neep Run. EndicOtt.
! The meeting ndlnmrnad 81 / 90 D. M