fo Council uowbers absent from the meeting on Janmary 30, 1945.

- You are to have a new ehefruen after all these years.
Henry ohenkk has been persuaded to relieve me of the “front and
center" job, and the gain to the Council is going to be @onsid-
erable since he will not only bring new ideas but valuable contacts
with downtown civic leaders, iI can't tell you how meh I appreciate
the oes tion you've given me and how auch I heave
enjoyed work th you. Please give Henry the sane ieee
support, and a cause of recreation for Lawrence will "go places
I have promised him to continue doing the drudgery chores, and will
contime on the Council,
— "ie. ben . ted that h 124 rvision experiment

: « Dean repor our ho ay gym st sion :
had worked out very well; especially at Christmas tine did Dr. Allen ,
feel it had proven well worth while, Bill of $156,50 approved.
ii-S.S, authorized to purchase file for all Council records, $10.( a
max, Stapleton, Six, Woostenceyor and Steckton reported on the a
years operation of servieceuen's center, dissolution of the toduun:
and closing of the center. Full activity and financial report in
re will be placed in the Council files, NEAT Mi“TING SET FOR NOON AT
@ LONIAL NEXT TUESDAY, FPEGRUARY SIXTH, PLEASE NOTIFY BE IF POSSIBLE
If UNABLE TO ATTEND, *LUPORTANT DECISION T0 BE MADE, PLBASS READ
C4ARSFULLY THE QUTLINE OR PROJECT PROPOSED ARD ane ae YOUR PROAY IF
UNABLE TO BE PRESENT.

Ha even innumerable hours last summer to the »
teball act: Siisvd Bolsa Seahe teas tetas tan aoa Tor
the city counci *to cooperate with us on a 3 month ci’ ide basee
ball activity for summer evenings, He has found the city officials
(Ralph Burgert and his city pro committee ) pet An a pathetically
interested, but the city's contribu ton is te prevision
and maintenance of permanent equipment, which meang that the entire ee
burden of leadership and expendable supplies would be on our eee ae
This is intimidating, since he proposes $150 a month as salary ;
a total of $450, and estimates supplies might vossibly run
The Council en ically that such a@ program would be
highly desirable, and Chalmer “ooderd - LMHS coach - is interested —
in the job of supervisor, which fact increases the good results ;
anticipated since he has "established an excellent record with boys.
Discussion revealed, however, that there are some baffling issues
involved, and no action was n until we have more information | ee
and have "nad a chenes to think over the possible effects on the ae
established program's expansich, Mr. Houston said: that Woodard wants s
to be paid (hired by) ee Deed af Bissstden ont sit by Sey grendy
that he could be so employed and the Board would deduct such
from their $800 allocation to the Council's sumer ercerens that he
had not discussed hours of supervision to be covered by the proposed
compensation, nor the number of days a weeks that Woodard
to have day- employment otherwise in rato wee tg De ot reine
his evenings to the baseball project after 5 pm.j that Woodard
had offers for more Soney from other schools; and that Louende

iy 92700) was desirous of keeping him if possible,

and that summer employment such as proposed wight influenee his
decision te stay. The Council's er antopent is shown by

 

    

Ed