The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1994 — Page 2

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JOHN GLENN SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES (continued from Page 1) The superintendent reported that the 1994-95 preliminary enrollment is 1,822 students. This represents a gain of 59 students of 3.4% over the 1993-94 school year. Official enrollment will take place on September 16, 1994. b. Protocol and Policy in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases in St. Joseph County School Board memebers were provided a copy of a protocol and policy to be followed in child abuse and neglect cases in St. Joseph County. This policy was adopted through the cooperation of school corporations in St. Joseph County, Child Protection Services of the St. Joseph County of Family and Children, law enforcement agencies and the St. Joseph County Prosecuting Attorney. The policy improves the method of reporting and investigating child abuse cases in St. Joseph County. The superintendent shared with the School Board a plan developed by Peter J. Nemeth, Judge, St. Joseph Probate Court, for dealing with juvenile delinquency prevention in St. JosSALYER REALTY BRUCE SALYER Broker-Appraiser 586-7753 MLS MEMBER SOUTH BENO-MISHAWAKA AND MARSHALL COUNTY 4451

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eph County. The plan provides for an alternative school which the John Glenn School Corporation is working cooperatively with other St. Joseph County schools to implement. The superintendent also reported the auction held last week netted the school corporation $2,154.88, that a new roof coating on the art room has made significant difference in the temperature of the room by reducing the transfer of heat, and that a plan to change the method of purchasing bus tires will result in a savings of S2O to S3O per tire. 2. Reports to Board a. Conference Approved An approved conference listing was presented to the School Board. NEXT MEETING DATE The Board of School Trustees will meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. on September 6, 1994 at Urey Middle School. ADOURNTMENT The School Board meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. Executive Session Following the regular session, the Board met in executive session for the purpose of discussion of strategy with respect to the purchase or lease of real property by the governing body. No other matters were discussed. The meeting was adjourned at 10:25 p.m. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NEWS WALKERTON Monday Harold and Hazel Schweder were in charge of the jokes and stories. “Going Down", a passenger in a plane sat relaxed at a window drinking in the spectacle of the heavens sliding by. Suddenly a parachutist appeared and drifted by. “Going to join me?” cried the parachutist. “Thank you very much,” replied the passenger. "I’m very happy where 1 am”. "Just as you like”, called back the parachutist. "I’m the pilot". We would like to thank Harold and Hazel for all the vegies they brought in this summer. Tuesday Morris Searfoss read us

a story about a big oak tree in South Bend. It was very interesting. Wednesday Vi Wolff and Maxine Worthington and their gang were here. Vi Wolff’s brother was here from Florida and sang some beautiful songs for us. We had quite a day with 60 people to not only listen to the music but enjoy the meal. It was quite a day. Thursday everyone just sat around and visited. Juice winners were Marge Tracy and Nora Hahn. Friday we had our regular sing-a-long with Verice Walz at the piano and Evadene Platz leading the singing. Come to REAL Services and join the crowd. We would love to have you just call Betty Clapper at 586-7600. AARP Seeks Volunteers In Indiana The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) announces a major effort to recruit older persons for statewide AARP volunteer positions in health care reform, older worker issues/programs, legislative advocacy and communications. If you have an interest in volunteering or know someone who may be interested, please contact the AARP Midest Regional • Office (312) 714-9800. As AARP expands to meet community and state needs, it seeks the support of persons 50 years or older, who wish to contribute time and experience toward making their neighborhoods better places to live and work. Currently, there are 2,307 AARP volunteers in Indiana and approximately 159,000 in the nation. AARP volunteers have served in their communities since 1958. Many volunteers to help people in national disaster areas, such as flood victims. Other volunteers contribute to creating safe neighborhoods by informing the authorities about fraud and crime. AARP volunteers continuously organize and lead educational seminars, host informative exhibits and advocate for state and federal legislation. AARP volunteer dedication resolves many community, state and national concerns impacting older persons and their family members. This volunteer action supports the AARP motto, "To serve and not to be served”. AARP needs you! Call or write today. Your community could be a better place with your involvement. The American Association of Retired Persons, a nonpartisan-non-profit organization, is the nation’s largest organization of Americans 50 years and older and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. AARP produces and distributes the most popular magazine in the U.S., Modem Maturity. The AARP Midwest Region supports and serves the membership of five states (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin). Services are provided through a network of local chapters and experienced volunteers, who provide legislative advocacy, informative programs and resources. There are three things 1 always forget, names, faces — the third I can’t remember. — Italo Svevo 25 Years Os Professional i Personal Service • UPHOLSTERY , • CARPETING I MO • BOATS j • VEHICLES • SEMIS (219) 586-2745 or (219) 324-4942 Call 6 00 a m. - 12 00 p m

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