The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1994 — Page 12

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JANUARY 27, IW4

JOHN GLENN SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES (continued from Page 1) ler to approve the appointments as listed. The motion was approved by a five to zero vote. 3. Approve the Following Home-Bound Teacher Contracts. a. Tim Knowlton, U. S. History b. Mary McGrath. English c. Mary Jo Cox. Math d. Sally Hernandez. Spanish A motion was made by Gene Knowlton, seconded by Janice Ryan, to approve home-bound teaching contracts for Tim Knowlton for U.S. History; Mary McGrath, English; Mary Jo Cox. Math; and Sally Hernandez. Spanish. to provide instruction for Michael Sobieralski. a junior at John Glenn High School who will be out of school for approximately 18 weeks for medical reasons. The motion was approved by a five to zero vote. 4. Approve Nonteaching Personnel Wages and Benefits for 1994 A recommendation was presented for nonteaching personnel wages and benefits for 1994. The recommended salaries are as follows: Treasurer/Business Manager. $28,000; Deputy Treasurer, $22,650; Superintendent's Secretary, $21,100; Maintenance Director, $35,000; Corporation Nurse, $12.75 per hour; High School Principal's Secretary, $8.57 per hour. The salary range for custodian sub pay is $7.42 per hour with starting pay at $8.57 per hour topping after two years at $9.77 per hour. School secretary hourly rates will range from $6.11 starting salary to $8.26 per hour after three years of experience. instructional aide starting salary at $5.59 to $7.47 per WALKERTON ~ Big Opportunity Live In A 3 Bedroom Home And Have Your Own Business On Highway 6 Zoned Light Industrial In The 20’s INDEPENDENCE REALTY 291-6100 i PEARL CRIPE - 586-7510

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hour after three years experience, cook starting salary at $5.59 to $7.42 per hour after three years of experience and part-time cook substitute $5.23 to $7.63 per hour after three years experience. Head custodial pay will be 60 cents per hour and pay for the buyer of custodial supplies will be SBOO per year. Bus driver pay will be $42 per day, special education bus driver SSB per day, substitute bus drivers S4O, probationary drivers s4l, Director of Transportation $2,200. shuttle route for band at North Liberty $6.50 per day, St. Patrick’s A.M. route $2.00 per day, extracurricular $lB for the two hours and $6.00 to SB.OO per hour thereafter. The recommendation also includes an increase in retirement for unused sick leave days for full-time persons frorfi sl2 to sls and for part-time persons, $8 to $lO. Substitute teacher pay will remain the same, but the Corporation will pay the teacher retirement contributions of three percent. All substitute teachers must sign up for the Teacher Retirement fund. A motion was made by Dan Patrick to approve nonteaching personnel wages and benefits for 1994. The motion was seconded by Janice Ryan and approved by a five to zero vote. 5. Approve Field Trip from Urey Middle School Chess Team to Attend the State Chess Tounrey in Terre Haute on January 22, 1994 A motion was made by Nilas Miller, seconded by Shirley Anderson. to approve Urey Middle School chess Team's overnight trip to Terre Haute to compete in the state tournament on January 22, 1994. The motion was approved by a five to zero vote. REPORTS 1. Superintendent’s Report a Adult Education for First Semester of 1993-94 The superintendent presented a financial report on Adult Education for the first semester of the 1993-94 school year. It was pointed out that the expenses for the adult recreational program exceeded the receipts. Although the School Board would like for the Adult Education programs to be selfsupporting, it was by consensus agreed that the program would continue for the second semester and be reviewed prior to the 199495 school year.

b. 1994 Summer Maintenance and Improvement Projects The superintendent reviewed with the School Board projects that had been budgeted in the 1994 Capital Projects Fund that are scheduled for work this summer. Projects that are being considered by the Board for this summer are: John Glenn High School — Repair of football bleachers, replacement of air duct ceiling tile and lights, upgrading of sound and lighting in the auditorium, and removal of underground oil tank. At Walkererton Elementary, consider adding additional storage area to the school of approximately 19 by 48 feet in size, sealing the brick, replacing carpet and ceiling work in the cafeteria. At North Liberty Elementary School, development of a classroom within the industrial arts area for art, dividing off the cafeteria to create a separate area at the north end for the after school program, replacement of lock sets in doorways, sealing the brick, possible replacement of the main entrance and removal of underground oil tank. At Urey Middle School, reroofing of the flat roof area over the boiler rooms. These projects will be further investigated and brought back to the School Board for final approval. The School Board was advised that the new van has been received and a new trailer will be purchased to transport the band equipment. NEXT MEETING DATE The School Board will meet in a special work session at 7:00 p.m. on January 27, 1994 at Urey Middle School for the purpose of discussing middle school facility needs. The next regular meeting of the School Board will be at 7:30 p.m, on February 1, 1994 at North Liberty Elementary School. ADJOURNMENT ' The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. by president Dan Patrick. FALCONS EDGE C.M.A. FOR 81-COUNTY TITLE (continued from Page 1) ner had seven of the last quarter points and he and Groves, both four-year players for Mosson, carried the offensive load with Kincaid out for this game. Henderson, a fine athlete, who really sparkles in other sports as

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well, especially baseball, led all scorers with 22 points in this game. He had seven baskets, including two treys, and six of eight from the line. No other Eagle reached double figures. For Glenn, Gardner, who will reach the 1,000 point mark himself this Friday night against Jimtown unless they lock him in the locker room, finished with 17, 12 of them coming in the second half. This total included two treys. But when you talk three-pointers, you must mention Groves. His 20 points was high for the Falcons, including five more three-point goals, giving the senior guard 13 in the three games for a new Bi-County record. His running of coach Mosson's teams for the last four seasons has been a key factor in the tremendous success they have had. Two Games This Weekend The two NSC games this weekend will be a home game with Jimtown on Friday night and an away game with Bremen on Saturday. Both night's action is set to start at 6:30 with the flaction.

•0 A cats • 4 TRACTS I I STARKE COUNTY. IN farm land building 11^ | north of hamlet IT- SCHBADER IHMM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 al 2:00 PM E.S.T. '■ - .1 । - ' • AUCTION LOCATION: American Legion in Hamiat. Indiana FARM LOCATION: 3 Mila. nonhoHt of Hamlet. Indiana I ATTENTION - FARMERS INVESTORS ! 90 ACRES • 4 TRACTS FARMLAND - BUILDING SITE TRACTI -48 ACRES •35 9 acre* tillable, frontage on CR BOOE Predominant »o>H are Watwka loamy tend. Maumee tend end Morocco loamy ..nd Ta«ea ere Miß 88 per veer TRACT 2 - APPROXIMATELY S ACRES Mo.Uy tillable with frontege on CR 650 N DMLTJ -18 3 acre, tllleble with frontage on CR BOOE end CR 650 N Predominent toil, ere Pte<nfieid .and, Morocco loamy sand, and Adrien muck Ta«e» on Trect. 2 end 3 together e(e 1189 64 per year rRACT 4- 20 ACtfiX - 18 5 acre, tillable So 4. include Wet.eke loamy .and and Adrian muck Annual taxes ere 4226 78 with ditch a.te.tmenta of 431.20 AiCSJiilQUiAnQiii TN. term.. ombmed with enoiher ferm In the Sterke County ASCS record. Totel Acre. 90; Crop lend 77 2 ecr... Corn bete (eit.) 63 ecre. Corn yield • 93 bu.hel. fROCEPLAE. hi. property will be offered In 4 mdividuei trect. eny combination of tracts, end as a totel unit of 90 ecres Bids sre subject to the conUrmeuon of the own.' PAYMENT: 10% down peyment the dsy of the euction in the form of cesh or a personal chock and the balance in cesh st closing OWNERS: GILBERT & MURL REICHERT SALE MANAGER Jim Heyworth .AU007004J4 218-276-7474 (evenings) SCHRADER REAL ESTATE A AUCTION COMPANY. INC SAC43OOISO4 208 W Von Buren. Columblo City. IN 46725 218 244 7606 or 1 800 451 2708

BOX SCORE Glean (f ft fta p tp Gardner 5 5 6 1 17 Snell 3 0 12 6 Lichtenbarger 3 0 0 1 6 Groves 6 3 6 4 20 Fisher 0 12 11 Walls 0 12 0 1 Savoie 0 12 0 1 Medich 1 0 0 2 3 TOTALS 18 11 19 11 55 CMA Mosely 3 0 0 2 6 Bird 2 2 2 2 6 Barnes 2 0 0 4 4 Henderson 7 6 8 3 22 Wunder 3 0 0 4 9 Lebenson 10012 Reynolds 0 2 2 1 2 Mayfield 10 0 12 TOTALS 19 10 12 18 53 3-point goals: CMA 5, Wunder 3. Henderson 2; Glenn 8, Groves 5, Gardner 2, Medich 1 Score By Quarters CMA 15 28 39 53 Glenn 12 29 42 55 We can't all be heroes because someone has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by.