Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
School Board
Parish of St. John the Baptist

The School Board assembled this
President E. @. Abadie in the Chair,
Messrs. Alcxasdre, Millet, Bourgeois,
Tassin and Gendron. Absent, None.
The Secretary read the minutes Of
the preceding meeting, and on motion
of Mr.. Tassin, seconded by Mr.. Ale29
asdre, and carried, they were appro-
we'd as read.
The Superintendent explained that
the principals are oftes called upon
to admit beginners during the Ses-
sion and this practice was holding
back some of the classes. 1t was NOV
ed by Mr.. Tassin. seconded by Mr..
Gendron, an dcarried, that beginners
be not admitted into the schiols after
the first month of the session.
The President opened the bids for
-the Fiscal Agency of the School
Board, and the Secretary read the
bids to the Board. 1t was moved by
Mr.. Alexandra seconded by Mr. .Bour
geois, and carried that the bids of
the Bank of Ste .bohn for IS percent
of the funds of the Board, and the
Bank Of Edgard for Sc percent of
the funds of the Board be accepted.
The Superintendent explained that
Mss Urlien Mire hao filed suit
against the Board to recover the
months salary that she had lost by
mutual agreement with the Board. 1t
was moved by Mr.. Tassin, seconded
by Mr.. Gendron and carried, that III
view of the fact that Miss Urllen
Mire has broken her agreement with
the School Board made at the meet
ing Of November 3, by bringing suit
agaisst the Board TO recover
months salary which she had agreed
to firfeit N consideration of remain
.ang in the employ of the Board, she
De requested to present her reslgna-
Jon as a teacher to take eject at
once, and that the Superintendent
vr.te letter to Miss M re ad'6sing
ner of the action of the Board. A call
.or vote resdited as fillows:
Mr.. Abadie, yes; Mr.. Millet, blank;
Mr.. Bourgeois, yes; Mr.. Gendron,
yea: Mr.. Tassin, yes; Mr. Alexan-
pirS No. Mr.. Alexander sad that he
had voted NO, because he did not
think the action of the Boord was
Ijustifi able.
The Superintendent explained that a
foaew bo Ter had been installed N the
Godchaux High School, but that the
Cintraetors had not fulfilled. their
contract as the boiler did not heat
ou lding sufficiently and that he
would notify the, contractors to that
effect
The following bills were approved
oy the Finanre Committee and on mo
ton Of Mr.. Alexander, seconded by
Mr.. TassiA and carried, they were ap-
proved as read:
Berthelot Mercantile Co., fur
n shings 80 80
Everett School Supply Co., fur
nishtngs o.o4
Garvyille Ice & Packing Co.. fir
nishmg coal - d2.oo ~,
George Bourgeois, fun, ,gs. Zf-h
Underwood Typewriter Co., pa 90
RI, IoR,,n hooks 10.47
Woodland Planting & Mfg. Co.,
coal Ao.oo
The Big Stores furnishings SO
Chas. Broussard, books 34.oo
r +. Laurent, office expresses 25.oz
T. Rene Montz, furn shlngs o.to
G. Maurin & Son furnishings 24.lo
Brady. Granier Co., fur'gs. 1.aa
q 7, Caire, furnishings 1876
lie Meschacebe, pr ntii1g, f3.oo
Edna Boutitos, blons, 10 3.7o a1o
Barre's Garage, repairs l.ao
Noelie Hart books NV
9,+barn Seating Co., black
oousiein as o 1924
80 ~ q2,oI furnishings 800
~ NJ -. IA YORK books 1873
Charles Refine, books 1929
-, " oprn books 6.28
1nay NJ hooLsC 4.96
There be ng no further business, on
o,otion If Mr.. Gendron seconded by
Mr. Bourgeois, and carried, the board
adjourned.
E.oO. ABADIE,
President.
L. F. LAURENT
Secretary.