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this timeline was in fact a close timeline and that adjustments could or would be necessary and some discussion would be needed to finalize the timelines. Patron Gene Reese asked Dr. Smith questions regarding the purpose and the functions of the meetings. Dr. Smith explained the functions of those community meetings and encouraged people to attend. NEW BUSINESS 1. Personnel a. Reinstatement of Director of Guidance Position Dr. Murray recommended that the board reinstate the position of Director of Guidance at JGHS. Dr. Murray indicated that in a school the size of the high school with complex programs and scheduling that she could support such a position. Dr. Murray noted that the stipend for this position would be based on the contract in regards to department chairpeople and that stipend would include the sum of $230. Dr. Murray recommended that the board reinstate the Director of Guidance position and appoint Dan Snider as Director of Guidance at JGHS. A motion was made by Dan Patrick to reinstate the Director of Guidance position and appoint Dan Snider to that position. The motion was seconded by Dave Hostetler. The motion passed seven to zero. b. Resignations Dr. Murray recommended that the board accept the resignations of Michelle Chamberlin as basketball cheerleader sponsor at Urey Middle School and Pam Pearish as girls track coach at John Glenn High School. That motion was made by Dave Hostetler to accept those

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resignations as recommended Dy Dr. Murray. The motion was seconded by Mary Kay Stedman. The motion passed seven to zero. c. Appointments Dr. Murray recommended that the board make the following appointments: 1. Michelle Chamberlin, football cheerleading sponsor, UMS. 2. Kent Van Dyne, cross country coach, JGHS. 3. Damon Groves, boys Freshman basketball coach, JGHS. 4. Dan Hutton, girls junior varsity basketball coach, JGHS. A motion was made by Dave Hostetler to appoint those persons as recommended by Dr. Murray. The motion was seconded by Don Ludwig. The motion passed seven to zero. 2. Transfer tuition request: Aaron Williams, Grade 11; Taylor Williams, Grade K. Dr. Murray reported that she had received a request from the parents of Aaron and Taylor Williams to attend the John Glenn School Corp, as transfer tuition students next year. She said that she recommended to the board that they approve such transfer and noted that the board should welcome those persons who want their children to attend John Glenn School Corp. A motion was made by Dan Patrick and seconded by Don Ludwig to approve the transfer tuition request for Aaron Williams, grade 11, and Taylor Williams, kindergarten, at North Liberty Elementary School. The motion passed seven to zero. 3. Superintendent’s Report a. Chapter 2 approval received. Dr. Murray reported that they

had received approval on the Chapter 2 program and that the corporation would be receiving that funding as requested. b. Consumer & Homemaking Equipment Grant Award - SI ,034. Dr. Murray noted that the John Glenn School Corp, had received a Consumer and Homemaking Equipment Grant Award for $1,034. c. Other. Dr. Murray reported to the board that she recommended that some dates be changed during the month of July to allow for budget work sessions. Dr. Murray recommended to move the July 16 board meeting to July 24 and to schedule budget work sessions on July 16 and 18 with executive sessions to follow for the purpose of discussion of strategy with respect to collective bargaining. A motion was made by Mary Kay Stedman to change the regular board meeting on the 16th of July to the 24th of July at 7:30 p.m. in the John Glenn High School library. The motion was seconded by Dan Patrick and passed by a vote of seven to zero. Also, budget work sessions were scheduled for July 16 and 18 at 7:00 p.m. at John Glenn High School. NEXT MEETING DATES The John Glenn Board of School Trustees will hold community meetings on the middle school YOUR MOTORCOACH TOURING HEADQUARTERS ll jl Have A Great Time Everywhere You Go! DUBUQUE CASINU BELLE GAMBLING TOUR 3 Days Aug. 8-10 $9 9ft Double mmkW Occupancy SINGLES SATURDAY NIGHT IN CHICAGO Dinner, Entertainment And More! Sat., Aug. 17 SAI P Pe ■J I Person NASHVILLE COUNTRY MUSIC USA 3 Days Sept. 5-7 $ 259 °° ubie MISSISSIPPI“ RIVER BUAT CASING GAMBLING 3 Days Oct. 11-13 SJJft Double "" “ Occupancy All Trips Include Professional Escort Call Today For Reservations 219-287-8677 1-800-225-9900 Ask For Louise

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project at 7:00 p.m. on July 8 at North Liberty Elementary School and at 7:00 p.m. on July 15 at Urey Middle School. The board will hold budget work sessions at 7:00 p.m. on July 16 and 18 at John Glenn High School with executive sessions to be held following the budget work sessions for the purpose of discussing strategy with respect to collective bargaining. The next regular meeting of the board will be at 7:30 p.m. on July 24 at John Glenn High School. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Dave Hostetler and seconded by Don Ludwig to adjourn the regular board meeting. The motion passed seven to zero. The meeting was adjourned at 8:15 p.m. EXECUTIVE SESSION Following the regular session, the board met in executive session for the purpose of discussing strategy with respect to collective bargaining. All board members were present. No other matters were discussed. The executive session adjourned at 9:27 p.m. Shop At Home

HISSONG AUCTION Public Auction 6918 QUEEN ROAD 40 ACRES — POLK TWP. — MARSHALL COUNTY Friday, July 12 Personal Property at 3:30 p.m. - Real Estate 6:00 p.m. LOCATION: North on Queen Rd. from By-Pass and Old 30 (west of Plymouth) one mile to NE corner of Queen and 7th Roads. 40 ACRES TOTAL —3l 8 crop land by ASC Balance in roadway, home site and pond site Comfortable 7 room farm home. 2 enclosed porches and sports a brick fireplace. Older bank barn and garage SALE ORDER: Tract fl - West 20 ‘ r ‘' acres (fronts on Queen and 7th Great jA-fljji ft*-. P OOO s " e on no,lh enc fRACT #? - East 20 vaca'” ^c-es Is ~i‘ r on’s on 7tn Rc ; o’ crop a^c , - ? H Wawasee H TRACT f 3 - combination of *’ an ° TERMS — TAXES — POSSESSION Terms 10% earnest money deposit the day of auction with balance due at final closing upon delivery of merchantable title and warranty deed Taxes Seller will pay 1990 due 1991 and tirst installment of 1991 due 1992 based on current rate and assessment Possession Crop land subject to tenants’ rights tor 1991 crop year, balance and buildings on final closing PERSONAL PROPERTY TRACTOR — FARM MACHINERY — TILLER — MOWERS Ford N Tractor, 2 bottom plow; Ford 2-row planter. 2-row cultivator; pull-type disc; tanning mill; corn shelter. 3 yr old Ariens 8 HP riding mower. Lawnßoy self-propelled mower; Troy Bill Pony tiller w/marker and fuller, stock tanks, extension ladder, wood and aluminum ladder, elec fence charger, fence stretcher, chain saw, log chains; elec cream separator; post hold digger, 50' garden hose and reel'; bucksaw, hand saws, meat saw; hack saw, rubber tire wheelbarrow, bench vise; kerosene lantern, elec fence post, wire and insulators, many tools including hammers, shovels, hoes, rakes, forks, hand tools, tins snips, crowbars, etc ; fruit tree sprayer, walking garden cultivator, etc ANTIQUES — COLLECTIBLES — GUNS 15 gal. copper kettle, 2 cupboard bases, wood kitchen table, cupboard, library table, old stand, rocking chair, 15 gal crock, Westernfield 22 rifle w/scope. Westernfield 12 ga single shot shotgun, shells, glass churn, butter bowl and paddle; rag rugs APPLIANCES — FURNITURE — HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 yr old Gibson refrigerator, like new; Gibson elec range. Sears freezer Kenmore washer; Maytag wringer washer; 2 davenports and chairs. Ig DR table (seats 12) w/6 chairs and Ig buffet, kitchen table w/3 chairs, 2 beds and dressers; high chair; iron baby bed. record player and records utility cabinet, shelves, humidifier, lamps; several small tables, elec heater, 120 bass accor dion, sm elec organ, elec fireplace log, elec tans, deep fryer Sears sweeper canner; misc pots, pans and dishes, set of 8 stoneware dishes, other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention NOTE: Any statement made day of auction shall take precedence over printed matter Sale is subject to seller s confirmation First opportunity to purchase this family farm since 1964, as Mr and Mrs Hissong are now taking their second retirement and moving to River Park Inspect, arrange your financing if needed, and come prepared to buy a fine parcel for country living For further information and inspection, please contact RE/MAX Oak Crest Realty at 9367616 or evenings call Don Anders 935-5354 Terms: Cash or Approved Check Food Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Claron & Stella Hissong OWNERS Sale Conducted By: RF/MBK h a 9 * Auoxxw*

[ ANCTIIA OFFERS 1 PRE-REGISTRATION r COUNSELING Ancilla College is currently * offering pre-registration counsel - 1 ing. Prospective students, adults - as well as recent high school - graduates, may call the Admissions : Office to set up an appointment to 1 discuss career plans and/or course scheduling. Registration takes place in August but incoming students are advised that now is the time to seek information regarding the various programs and courses being offered at Ancilla. 1 In addition to the courses being offered at the Donaldson campus, Ancilla has scheduled evening 1 courses at Plymouth, Culver, Knox and Rochester High Schools. For more information, or to make an appointment with a counselor, contact the Admissions Office at 936-8898. The first polo game in America was played indoors at Dickel's Riding Academy in New York City in 1876. The church of Monte Cassino in Kentucky, is the smallest church in the world. It accommodates only three people at a time.

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