Waters Meet Board of Education Official Proceedings
The Waters Meet Board of Education met in the Library Room at 7 30 p m with all members present. They approved August minutes and bills totaling 10 367 16 and payroll 6135 71, authorized painting the gym for 1600 by Klein Decorating, and agreed to borrow money in anticipation of state aid. They sent Superintendent Richards to MASA, approved 1961 192 calendar, noted staff gaps, planned attendance at upcoming meetings, reviewed the 1961 audit, allowed cheerleaders to attend a conference if transport is available, kept the hospital plan, set October 16 meeting, hired Julius Tiziani as junior high athletics coach, planned attendance at Ironwood meeting, accepted Music Director Louis Koepel’s resignation, and decided not to join the State School Board Association. The district will host a visit by Donad Dolan on November 1 and the meeting adjourned.
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Julius Tiziani
Ironwood
Louis Koepel
State School Board Association
Watersmeet Township Board Official Proceedings October 1961
Regular and special meetings of the Watersmeet Township Board were held at the Town hall with Frank Basso presiding. Attendees included Braziel Revour Clyde Britton Lester Dellies Francis Gorshe and other officials. Actions cover street light inquiry forest land acquisitions board travel expenses and bill payments.
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Watersmeet Township Board
Frank Basso
Braziel Revour
Clyde Britton
Lester Dellies
Francis Gorshe
School Board Meeting Votes and Budget Actions Recorded
President James A. Caron opened the session with present members Caron Wright Peterson Caudill and Steele. A formal canvass of the last Special Millage Election showed 144 yes 58 no and 1 spoiled vote. Minutes approved. Bills totaling 5196.77 approved for payment. Supt Richards reported on gym use for Halloween basketball trips three and a loan of 14000 from Bessemer National Bank.
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James A. Caron
Caron
Wright
Peterson
Caudill
Steele
Hupp
Dellies
Carson
Millaey
Treas
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