The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-10-13
BOARD or EHECATI0N MEETS

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BOARD or EDECATI0N MEETS
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education was called to order in
The Office Of the Board on Wednesday
October 4th. at 1890 a. M. All com
missioner were present.
The minutes of the previous meet
Ing were read and approved.
All bills presented tn the Board
were approved and ordered paid.
The list of the teachers appoint
mentS and their respective salaries
was presented to the Board and APP
proved.
The report of the Auditor was ap-
proved and authorized to he filed with
the minutes.
Requests for contributions 10 local
funds raised for libaries. etc. We're
presented to the Board. which con-
tributed so II the amount already
raised in each case:
Park Hall. Vera Fowler. $6S. school
and playground equipment.
Vest End Ethel Manahan. so. Ii
brary, etc.
Sandvmount. F. Cora Lambert. so,
library.
Detour. Lera Bowman. $50. play
ground equipment.
Wisner. Ruth Starner. $17.o3. school
and playground equipment.
Mt Vernon. Joan Ferguson. SIS
school equipment.
The vacant scholarships were
awarded as follows: Western Mary
land College. Paul Leatherman. Man
chester: st. Johns College. William
Musselman. Manchester; Maryland
Institute. Mary Cunningham. West
minister. Charlotte Hall. Harold BAT,
ford.
Upon further report of the tuition
situation existing between Howard
county and Carroll county and the
neglect of the Board of Education 81
Howard county to pay the bill. PreSi'
dent WANT and Superintendent ing
er were appointed as committee tc
take the necessary legal action Il
compel Howard county TO pay its tn
ition bills still outstanding.
4 delegation representing the +. u
s. of \. Camn No. :. Pleasant Val
ley. appeared before the Board ant
presented a resolution passed by the
order. that it would sell the building
at Pleasant Valley now used fol
school purposes for $1,000. or REM
said building for $50 per school year
lease to RIM for one year only. After
Thorough discussion. the Board Of
Education informed the committee
that il would rent the building f0r one
year AT said price, providing the frs
lease would be extended for eighteen
months. or for period OF SIX months
in order that the lease might not eX'
pire in the middle of the school veal
as heretofore.
CommisS Toner Allendcr and the Su
perintendent were given the authority
to secure new Ford ear. in eX
change for the old car. for the use o
I the culored supervisor; the cost o
the same to be taken out Of the col
lred Industrial Fund.
President Wantz and Superinten
dent Unger were appointed as a com
mittee to adjust settlement with D
Frank Haifley with respect to tn
erection OF the portable buildings.
A committee consisting of commits
siCner Slingluff and Superintendent
Unger was appointed to investigate
wirs at the Linwood scool propert,
and request their removal if fount
necessary.
President WantZ reported to the
Board that several car loads of Goa
had been purchased from the William
r. Semans Company. and delivered Il
various schools in the county.
The following trustees were ap
pointed to various schools: Morelock
Harry Weller. Harry Young an
Charles Frock.
. New Windsor. colored. Edwar
Jackson. Grant Brightful and Johl
/ Jackson.
Bids for the installation of til
heating plants at Mechanicsville an
New Windsor were submitted to tn
Board. The bid of Ensor and Graybil
New Windsor. amounting to $9S4.0(
being the lowest bill. was accepted b
the Board and the contract AWARDED
with the understanding that thes
heating plants are to be complete
by the first of November and all wor
done according to specifications. Al
ter the completion of the same. tn
Superintendent was authorized to sc
cure the services of competent per
son to inspect the plants before aC
ceptanct by the Board.
The Board adjourned at 1905 p. II
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