Banner Graphic, Volume 20, Number 73, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1989 — Page 5

Mrs. Ray McGaughey (front, center) is the matriarch of this fivegeneration Russellville family. Her son, Lawrence McGaughey, Russellville, (back, left), granddaughter Carol McGaughey, Greencastle, (front, left), greatgrandson Larry Ray McGaughey (right), Indianapolis, and new great-great-grandson Johnathan Ronald McGaughey, comprise the five generations of the Putnam County family.

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-who said Thursday night’s session was “not really a meeting tor public debate,” if he will allow comments -from the public during next Wednesday night’s meeting. Gough responded by saying he ; would “welcome the public to par•ticipate.” However, Gough .'aid he -did not want the meeting to turn ;into a battleground between the •school board and audience. ; “I WILL GIVE THE public an ;opportunity to comment,” Gough .determined. “Does that answer ;your question?” he askedZ “Yes,” Richardson answered. Z In addition to architectural and I financial information, the board : rejected the three fuel products bids Z submitted by Midland Co-op, Kiel Z Brothers Oil Co. and Petroleum I Traders Corp, as no firm prices Z were listed. Instead, the school cor-

Child care

; the home must have proof of shots, Z and well water must be tested. ; Each person in the home over ;age 18 must also sign a criminal Z history affidavit attesting that he ; has not been arrested or convicted Z of crimes such as child molesting, ; rape, or child neglect. Z Applicants must also show an ; adequate income to maintain a ; reasonable standard of living, Jes- ; fers said. • FINANCIAL DATA is confidenZ tial, she stressed, and people should ; not feel uncomfortable about Z revealing such information. Z “It should not stop people from ; wanting to be licensed or seeking to Z be licensed,” she said. Z Jeffers also looks at how much ; space a home has. State reZ quirements call for 35 square feet ; per child, not including bathrooms, Z hallways or kitchen areas. Outdoor ; requirements call lor 50 square feel Z per child. Z A MAJOR COST that a Z provider could run into with out-

Child Protection Team

Meet member Tryna Shipman

; Editor’s note: This is one in a ■ series of profiles of members of ;the Putnam County Community • Child Protection Team. Today’s •article was written by and about ;Tryna Shipman. ; As the County Welfare director, ;I’m required to be a member of the ;Child Protection Team and to appoint the members except for the -judge’s appointment. THE CHILD WELFARE caseworkers, who provide the child protection services arc hired through the State Merit System by myself. Child Protection Service workers

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poration will buy from the lowest bidder of the three submitting bids, when fuel is needed. MEANWHILE, four vendors competed to furnish the school corporation with three new 66-passen-ger buses. The successful bidders were Ron Oskay Co. Inc., Indianapolis, and Girton Implement, Brazil, who will supply a Carpenter body and International chassis, respectively. All buses use diesel fuel. The board agreed to pick up the option of each bus having a luggage compartment (for athletic, band and field trips) at the cost of $525 each. Additionally, plywood flooring will be added to each bus. The plywood flooring will be placed underneath the original rubber flooring to help eliminate noise,

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door space is the necessity of a fen-ced-in yard for six or more children. Jeffers said no requirements are mandated on the height or type of fence a home would need. Split-rail fences, however, would not be considered adequate, she said, since a child can easily slip through the barrier. Greencastle zoning laws could also require plant screenings to protect nearby neighbors from noise. In an initial inspection of the child care home, Jeffers said she makes sure cleaning supplies are out of a child’s reach or are stored in cabinets with child guard locks. SHE SAID SHE usually spends 90 minutes to two hours with the applying provider, discussing the number of children and their ages, the times the children are at the home and the activities and toys provided. She also checks a providers views on discipline, child rearing, sanitary measures, meals

follow State and Federal Law and State Rules and Regulations, and local systems, which are supervised by me. I’ve worked at the Putnam County Welfare- Department since January 1972 when I started as an AFDC caseworker. In 1982 I became director. Our office is responsible for receiving child abuse and neglect complaints. The caseworkers make a decision about whether or not a problem exists, what the problem is and what we can do to help the family solve the problem. Their investigation is written up and given to me to review with the

correct the slick surface of the rubber flooring and reduce the cold during winter months. That option cost approximately $230 per bus. Therefore, the total cost of each bus, with options, is approximately $31,400. IN FINAL ACTION, the board named Lynette Michael as the home school elementary liaison to work in conjunction with the elementary counselor. The position begins Dec. 11 and will only last “a couple of months,” Rohr said. Funds for this position will be paid via the at-risk grant received by the school corporation. Additional reports concerning the board’s discussion of the Bainbridge Elementary School and proposed middle school will appear in the Thursday and Friday editions of the Banner-Graphic.

and family background. Jeffers said she likes providers to keep records on each child, including a notarized statement from the parent saying the child may be taken to the hospital in case of an emergency. For homes providing care for more than six children, an inspection with the state fire marshall will be scheduled. Jeffers said the fire marshall will look at smoke alarms, check fire extinguishers, make sure all unused electrical outlets are covered by safety plugs and check around the home’s furnace. BATHROOMS WILL also be inspected to make sure doors do not have locks that cannot be opened from the outside. Fire alarms should be located near the area where children will nap, Jeffers said, as well as near the kitchen area. She said she annually reinspects each home to make sure state requirements are being met

caseworker. A COPY OF ALL of the complaints that we believe are true goes in front of the Child Protection Team for review. In some instances, the team may have suggestions to make about the case in order to further the welfare of the child. The Child Protection Team is also the community’s opportunity for input into the child welfare system. It may also help to educate the community about child abuse and neglect issues and help us to work out flaws in our local system. The Child Protection Team is only one part of the child welfare system.

Today’s TV listings

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Nielsen numbers

NEW YORK (AP) Here ire the primetime television ratings as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for Nov. 20-26. Top 10 listings include the week's ranking, with full season-to-date ranking in parentheses, rating for the week, and total homes. An “X” in parentheses denotes one-time-only presen tauon. A rating measures the percentage of the nation's 92.1 million TV homes. 1. (1) “Roseanne,” ABC, 23.6, 21.7 million homes. 2. (6) "Wonder Years” ABC, 21.8, 20.1 million homes. 3. “60 Minutes,” CBS, 21.5, 19.8 million homes. 4. (11) "Who's the Boss?”, ABC, 20.5, 18.9 million homes. 5. (5) "Golden Giris,” NBC, 20.4, 18.8 million homes. 6. (8) “Empty Nest,” NBC, 20.0, 18.4 million homes. 6. (9) "Murder, She Wrote,” CBS, 20.0, 18.4 million homes. 8. (15) "Coach," ABC, 17.8, 16.4 million homes. 9. (14) “NFL Monday Night Football: Broncos vs Redskins,” ABC, 17)7, 16.3 million homes. 9. (X) "America's Funniest Home Videos,” ABC, 17.7,16.3.

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