The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 October 1994 — Page 7

Local School Officials Attend Fall Conference School board members and administrators from around the state including representatives from the John Glenn School Corporation in Walkerton participated in the Indiana School Boards Association 1994 Fall Conference on October 3 and 4 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. The annual conference featured clinic sessions on topics ranging from the politics of school finance, to inclusion in special education, to staff development, and school board self-evaluations. Ten school corporations were selected to give presentations on their outstanding programs during the “Share Your Success” portion of the program. The two-day conference is attended by about 1,000 school board members and administrators each year. Local board members and administrators attending the ISBA Fall Conference included Rob Keck, David Gensinger, Bob Mary Kay has a skin care program designed for your skin , type. All basic skin care products are non-comedogenic and clinically tested for skin । irritancy and allergy. • ^LMARV KAV MCE4O4Wa BEAUTY ADMCFJUDY ROSE 656-4491

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Schaeffer and Janice Ryan. Dick Reese, principal of Urey Middle School, and David McKee, superintendent, were also in attendance. ISBA is a non-profit organization with 289 members including every public school board in the state. ISBA services to its members, include, but are not limited to, legislative services, legal and school financial advice, board member training seminars, and information dissemination on topics such as collective bargaining. Business Women Open Club Season The Walketon Business and Professional Women’s Club met September 22 at Al’s Diner with 41 present including guest Audrey Solomos, Debra Burke, Monique Pavey. We were served a delicious dinner and ice cream. The committee's theme was “School Days” and we were all asked to bring an old school picture. These pictures were passed around for us to guess who they were. The prizes were awarded to Jean Cole and Linda Relos who guessed the most. The birthday bank was fed by the birthdays from June to September and the prize was won by Jean Cole. President Karen Johnson announced that at the October meeting we are all go bring a donation for the Community Pantry or SI.OO. The October committee will be: chairm Cheryl Flaugher, Vi Masterman, Edna Downey, Norene Divine, Vada Stull, Ann Daly, Carol Harper, Chris Gillies, Neoma Personette, Marie Anderson, Helen Verkier and Wanda Pontius.

PLAN TOWN MEETING ON THE TOWN’S FUTURE What is it that keeps you in your community? If you were in charge, what would you do to make your community better? The answers to these questions, and the relationships between them, make up your own definition of quality of life. And that definition can be as different for people and communities as the colors of this fall's leves. Early this summer, a small steering group from Walkerton chose to take part in a challenging process to create a clearer roadmap of your community’s priorities and future opportunities for a better quality of life. This process, the Total Quality of Life Initiative, involves citizens and local leaders in examining such diverse issues as schools, public improvements, senior services and natural resources. It helps the community to integrate and reach consensus on these issues. It is based on the democratic notion that the more people participating in setting a community’s course for growth and prosperity, the better that roadmap will serve the needs of a broad cross-section of citizens. Your opinions are being invited in a Town Meeting on Thursday, October 20, at 7:00 p.m., at the Walketon Presbyterian Church. 512 Georgia Street. I strongly encourage you to attend this meeting to tell the steering group if their views reflect your own vision of Walkerton’s quality of life, and the things that could make it even better. Your view are important in shaping your community’s future. 1 thank you for your interest and citizenship. Frank O'Bannon Lieutenant Governor NOTICE TO ALL JOHN GLENN SCHOOL CORPORATION EMPLOYEES AND PATRONS During the summer break

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months of 1994, the John Glenn School Corporation hired Alliance Indiana, Inc. to complete the required three year reinspection of all asbestos containing building materials (ACBM) and associated paperwork according to the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). In addition, there were additional samples taken and tested from Urey Middle School in preparation for possible renovation. All associated paperwork is available for review at the John Glenn School Corporation Administration Building, 506 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, IN 46574.

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