The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
City Of Wyandott; School Board Proceedings
October IS, 1945

or Education was held on Monday
October Is at the Roosevelt high
school. The meeting was called to
order at 7:45 pm. by the vice.
president Thomas S. Altman. There
were present: Members Altman,
Browne. McInerney, Steele. Abb
sent: Members Block, Homeister,
Jacobson.
Member Steele moved that the
minutes Of the meeting of October
stand approved as recorded.
Member Browne seconded the
motion.
Ayes: Altman. Browne, McIner-
ney, Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
The following is the report and
recommendations of the superin-
tendent.
October II, 1945
The Board of Education
Gentlemen.
Forms for resolutions for the
establishment of Veterans Insti-
tutes are being prepared in the
State Department in Lansing and
will be available shortly. This will
make it possible for ex-service men
TO obtain high school training in
separate school organization
adapted to their ability and ma
turity.
I recommend that the Board Of
Education authorize participation
In the state pool for distribution
OF machinery and machine tools
from dismantled war plants and
that q contribution of S425 be made
to this fund at once
recommend that the night
school rate be increased to $500
per hour on the same basis as that
of Detroit and other suburban
communities. The increase can be
met by an advance in fees and
state appropriations for these
classes.
The following Institutional per-
scnnel are nominated to fill vac
ancies at the base salary indicated.
Ruth L. Bacon ........ $3.50
Margaret Doctor $500. 1880
Normajean Rowe 49,. 2050
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) F. w. Frostic,
Superintendent
Member HomeiSter arrived at
this time and assumed the chair.
Member Steele moved that the
Board authorize participation in
the state pool for distribution of
machinery and machine tools from
dismantled war plants and that
contribution of s425!OO be made to
this fund at once.
Member Altman seconded the mo-
ton.
Ayes: Altman, Browne, Homeis-
ter, McInerney, Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Member Steele moved that the
night school Institutional rate be
increased TO $500 per hour for the
school year l945-46 as recommended
by the superintendent.
Member McInerney seconded the
motion.
Ayes: Altman. Browne, Homeister.
McInerney, Steele
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Authorization Sheets Nos 5O8-9
were read.
October Is, 1945
Kaul's Department Store 1920
VIM. R. Mehlhose g. Co. .. 2268
Singer Sewing Machine Co. $40
Air Reduction Sales
company ................ $50
Ruth Bertsch ............. 1913
The Bobbs Merrill
Company ................ 32.77
Burroughs Adding Machine
company ............... 1o.oU
Detroit Stamp g. Stencil
Company ................ 90
Dibble Color Company 80. 54.68
Eugene Dietzgen Company. 90
Eberts Brothers Company 2648
Educational BuSic Bureau :. 36.99
CHM and Company ...... 1880
The Gregg Publishing Co. 1853
Gregory, Mayer & Thorn
Company ................ $50
Great Lakes Greyhound
Lines lVUO
p. j. Haubrich ........... 17195
The H r. Hunting Co. =. 58.78
Interstate System ........ LOS
johnson Creamery .... 2l.97
The j. L. Hudson Co. ..... 1855
Jager's Hardware Company SO
College Entrance Book Com
pany, Inc. ............... 600
Hurley Brothers ....... 500
The Macmillan Company :. 500
McKesson g. Robbins $500. 8.O8
Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company ............... 1855
Municipal Service Commits
sion .................... 1888
New York Central r. r.
company ............... liz
Otis Elevator Company 80. $3.50
oxford University Press 90. 1856
Peck Electric Company go. $50
George H. Pfeil, Inc. ....... 6.26
The Proctor & Gamble
Distributing Co. ....... 1881
Quality Hardware Company 600
Railway Express Agency :. 6.6l
Murray w. Sales g. Co. 80. 5.72
Standard Scientific Supply
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