The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 July 1965 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Wa-Nee Board Opens Bids For Ventilators At Wakarusa School In their meeting on Monday night, Ally 12. tiie members of the Wa-Nee Community school Iboarvi opened bids for furnishing Sand installing unit ventilators in the old section of the Wakarusa building. Bidi were* received from Dye Plumbing & Hehting of LaPorte in the amount of $32,970 ami from James A White of South Bend in the amount of $26,387. deductive alternates listed on this bid were $95 if completed before Oct. 1, if Trane Co. equipment ’S used deduct $4lO and if Powers temperature gpntrol is -used deduct $350. Another bidder was Slutsky Plumbtag and Heating' Co . Inc. of South Bend whose bid was $30,285 and H. DeWulf Plumbing and Heating Co of Mishawaka placed a bid of $31,500. Hear Architect The board called on a representative of Wiley and Miller. architects from Elkhart, to present information and to answer quest »ns concerning their proficiency and experience in designing and. supervising the construction of school buildings. .After thankfog the represents* A e for appear < told the board would postpone any action or, the selection of an architect until hearing a complete report from Mr. ■ those interviewed.l The secretary read a requfoj' from the Nappanee L brary Board . requesting them to appoint some- j one to finish the term of Opal

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Stoops’ who is moving out of the community. The appointment was giver, to Esther Metzler. Superintendent Haskall Osborn was instructed to make reservntions for four board members to attend the Indiana School Board’s Association Workshop at Rice auditorium in Indianapolis on July 28. The superintendent reported , that almost all positions' in the school corporation are filled with the exception of an Industrial Arts instructor and a combination vocal and musical instruments instructor for the junior high school and grade schools. He stated that there is an acute shortage of industrial arts teachers at this time. Need Classrooms It was noted that three temporary • are going to be needed in Nappanee until the addition on the South elementary building is completed Various possibilities have been considered but no space has been located so far that is available Mr. Ferguson was authorized to’ check with city officials to see whether or not part of the Westside park building could be able for the 196.7-66 school year. He is to report his findings at the next meeting. Aft it bearing the recommendaof Fergus m on the bids for fum:-hing a bus both* and chassis it was decided to accept the combined bid of Smith Chevrolet and School Craft. Inc., to furnish a w.iyne body on a Chevrolet chassis at a bid figure of $6.766 66. Claims in the amount of $11,006.

18 were {resented. -After checking j them the board made a motion, which was accepted, that they be allowed. All the minutes of previous meetings which had not been approved were read and after some minor correction in the July 6 minutes they were approved. The budget for the coming year will be considered at the July 26 meeting of the board. Those present in addition to those representing, firms who had bids to be considered were interested citizens .Abner Brown ar.d Don Nichols and the school board members who are W. Dale Christner, Richard E. Berger, Dr. Forrest Kendall. Lyle Yoder. Dr. Robert Abel. Kenneth ( Smith and Russell Wenger; Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Simon and Richard returned home Thursday morning from a few days trip to Ohio.

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The report also envisions a regional metnal health authority, expansion of the Family and Children’s Center in Mishawaka, a new clinic in Starke County, a long-term teratment facility for chronically ill children and adolescents at Dr. Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital at Westville. and full psychological and medical programs by the schools to detect and acre for emotionally disturbed youngsters. Taking special onte of the mentally ' retarded, the report endorsed a . comprehensive center for the retarded now being planned for South Bend and a day care center at Donaldson to serve about 300 children eventually in Starke and Marshall counties. Additional staffing was considered

by the committee to be primarily a local responsibility while the new facilities were deemed feasible by using local and private gifts, to match available state and federal' funds. Thomas W. Binford, Indianapolis industrialist who serves as chairman of the Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, praised the regional committee for its ‘lucid report which evidences local concern for the mentally ill and retarded.” . The commission will be receiving such reoprts from all 12 regions in • the state as well as "findings from 11 ; expert task forces within the next ■ few months. The commission will assimilate these into a ten-year statei wide plan by the end of the year.