The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 March 1995 — Page 12
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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MARCH 30, 1995
JOHN GLENN SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES (continued from Page 1) $1,159.35 and to Urey Middle School for $206.50. OLD BUSINESS 1. Approve Reading Curriculum for Grades K-8 Tom McCormick made a motion, seconded by Robert Schaeffer, to approve the reading curriculum for grades K-8. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. NEW BUSINESS 1. Resignations a. Bob Holmes, Custodian, John Glenn High School b. Rosana Balmer, Walkerton Elementary School Sth Grade Basketball Coach, Effective Mary 20, 1995 Ben Smith made a motion, seconded by Janice Ryan, to approve the resignation of Bob Holmes at John Glenn High School, effective April 3, 1995 and Rosanna Balmer as Walkerton Elementary sth Grade Girls Basketball Coach effective May 20, 1995. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. 2. Appointments a. Erin Houser, Temporary Teacher for Carla Gurtner, North Liberty Elementary School, Grade 1, Effective March 13, 1995 through the Remainder of the School Year b. Vicki Craig, Homebound Instruction for Urey Middle School Student c. Curt Kreft, Urey Middle School Boys Track Coach A motion was made by Janice Ryan, seconded by Rob Keck, to approve the appointments as listed. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. 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 FACE-TO-FACE BEAUTY ADVICE* JUDY ROSE 656-4491
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3. Approve the Appointment of the School Board Negotiating Team and Compensation Tom McCormick made a motion, seconded by Janice Ryan, to approve the appointment of School Board members Rob Keck, Shirley Anderson, David Gensinger and School Administrators Dick Reese and David MeKee as members to the School Board Negotiating Team and set compensation for School Board members at $25 per session and a $2,000 stipend for Mr. Reese. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. 4. Approve the John Glenn High School Band Trip to Niagra Falls, New York and Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on July 6-9, 1995 Shirley Anderson made a motion, seconded by Robert Schaeffer, to approve the John Glenn High School band trip to Niagra Falls, New York and Toronto, Ontario, Canada on July 6-9, 1995. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. 1. Superintendent’s Report a. Review Alternate Design for Removal of Storm Water from Urey Middle School David McKee, superintendent, explained to the School Board that the Town of Walkerton will not accept the current design for disposal of storm water on site to a system of drywells. The Town officials have stated that all water coming off of hard surfaces on-side including roofs and parking lots must be disposed of off-site by a system that will accomodate a one in one hundred year occurrence. The engineers designed the present system, which is unacceptable, to be in compliance with the Indiana ( Department of Environmental Management and the Town’s requirement that your storm water not be conntected to the sanitary sewer. The school presently uses drywells that were installed in 1982 to dispose of the storm water. The Town has indicated that IDEM will require additional monitoring of the wells by the Town if the school uses an absorption method to dispose of storm water on site. Based on the Town’s requirement for storm water to be disposed of offsite, Territorial Engineering presented the School Board with the following options: (A) On-site collection system at an estimated cost of $73,395 that will take the water from the Urey site to a discharge
location on the north edge of the school property, (B) off-site gravity system from the point of discharge at Urey School to the Town of Walkerton’s 30 inch unbanded petrified clay line north of the CSX Railroad. The Town’s unbanded sewer line would be used to route the water from the railroad to Pine Creek, (C) off-site pump station and forced main system at an estimated cost of $178,400. The off-site forced main system would take the water from the point of discharge to the Town’s unbanded 30 inch sewer line north of the CSX Railroad. The forced main system would use a ten inch sewer line in lieu of the 24 inch required for the gravity system, and (D) on-site absorption system and on-site collection system for the combined estimated price of $143,236. Following considerable discussion concerning the problem of disposal of storm water and the possible solutions, Robert Schaeffer made a motion, seconded by Janice Ryan, to approve a change in the design that will provide for an on-site collection of storm water in lieu of the current design for absorption at an estimated cost of $73,395. The motion was approved by a six to zero vote. The School Board also directed the superintendent to work with Town officials on design requirements for removing the water from the discharge point to Pine Creek. The School Board was advised of the need to have the east property line of Urey Middle School surveyed to determine the exact location. 2. Reports to Board a. Conferences Approved b. Conference Reports The School Board was presented a list of conferences approved and reports on conferences attended. NEXT MEETING DATE The Board of School Trustees will meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. on April 4,1995 at John Glenn High School. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 8:40 p.m. Bunny And Chick Coming To The No. Liberty V.F.W. Hey kids! Guess what? Easter Bunny and Baby Chick will be at the North Liberty V.F.W. for breakfast and Easter treats on April 8. All children through the third grade are invited to come starting at 10:00 a.m. You can have your picture taken with Chick or Bunny this year if you wish. There will be a SI.OO charge to cover the cost of the polaroid film. So mark it on your calendar and make it a fun day. WOMAN’S COMMUNITY CLUB WILL HOLD BREAKFAST AT AL’S DINER APRIL 7 The GFWC Walkerton Woman’s Community Club will hold their annual Breakfast at Al’s Diner at Koontz Lake on April 7th at 9:30 a.m. They will hold a Silent Auction at the May sth meeting. Members are asked to bring articles for the sale. They are also reminded that this will be a carry-in luncheon and will convene at 12:00 noon. 25 Years Os Professional A Personal Service • UPHOLSTERY ’ CARPETING | • BOATS 1 eMS :zr W (219) 586-2745 Cail 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
SIGN-UP UNDERWAY FOR BETHEL NURSING PROGRAMS The Nursing Division of Bethel College, Mishawaka, is now taking applications for its Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion and Associate Degree in Nursing programs. This includes registration for classes that meet on Bethel’s main campus and at Bethel’s offcampus site in Donaldson, Indiana, at Ancilla College. Bethel will be providing two programs at Ancilla, the Associate Degree in Nursing and the RNBachelor in Science in Nursing Completion programs. Nursing faculty will travel to Ancilla on days that classes are held on that campus to bring nursing education closer to prospective students. Bethel recently revised the RNBSN completion program to make the program more accessible to the working adult, who in all likelihood is already employed as a registered nurse, but who wishes to complete his or her bachelor’s degree. Classes for this program meet one evening a week: Tuesday evenings at the Bethel campus site, and Thursday evenings at the
WALKERTON I Public Auction! REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ■ As I have moved into a nursing home I will sell my home and I personal property located at 1129 Harrison St., Walkerton, IN on I Saturday, April 8 I 10:00 A.M. Real Estate Sells At 12:00 Noon ■ ■■ OPEN HOUSE 12:00 - 2:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 1 fl? Nice 2 story home on basement. Enclosed back and front porch, detached I'/a I car garage on large 1% acre lot. property butts up to Pine Creek: may be ot- I sered in 1 or 2 parcels. ® TERMS: 10% day of auction, balance on closing. Owner is sincere. Come and ® inspect — arrange your financing — Bid your price. TOOLS — ANTIQUES — COLLECTIBLES Many feature, unusual items in cream puff condition. DELUXE carpenter's box, ® full: Ariens riding lawnmower; Lawn Boy 21 in. mower, power saw. LOT NICE ® TOOLS; furniture clamps; ladders and horses; alum, step ladder, steel and wood ® bit sets; fishing equipment; 77 2-dr. Trans Am (needs repair); Coleman lantern; ® wading boots, size 8: round oak (center pedestal) table: 4 straight chairs; LOT I NICE COLLECTIBLES; double brass bed (some damage); brass trimmed cedar ■ chest; LOTS NICE QUILTS, comforts, table cloths, curtains, coverlets, doilies, fl afghan, bedding, beautiful oak dresser w/mirror; nice rolled top double oak bed ® complete; beautiful sonora record players & records; old kitchen cuboard w/ ® glass doors; nice oak sideboard; 70 year old small doll bed w/Bisque doll; ® beautiful Windsor sewing machine, spool leg small square table, old Stevens 410 ■ shot gun (needs firing pin); July 4, 1883 book: wood pie sale; spooled rocker; ® old Amos & Andy radio; commode wash stand w/towel bar; quilting frame, cane fl bottom chair; kerosene lamp, large metal doll house w/furniture; child's rocker; fl child's (old) table and chairs; child's roll top desk; large (old) metal parking 1 garage; lots buttons, thread, etc.; iron skillets; ricer; small iron stove; Rattan fl chair; wood magazine rack; ornate floor lamp; pedestal basket; old marbles; | brass horse clock, toy box corner, knick knack stand, irons w/handles; copper ® coffee pot; LOTS jewelry and old boxes; shaving mug & brush; walnut and oak ® bed stands; beautiful 3 piece bedroom set; Majestic porcelain scales; Barlow fl Seelig wringer washer; Ivory manicure set; kerosene lantern; meat grinder: fl potato crate; lots wood utensils; spool legged porcelain wheel table, box camera: I wall mounted lamp and bracket: brass floor lamp; gray porcelain roaster: old ® wood picture "Rock of Ages"; beautiful service of 12 set dishes. Bavaria hand fl painted plate; Carnival dish; Black Amaethyst, Lamose France cup & saucer; fl fancy pieces glass; several ornate crocks, nice etched crystal; porcelain pans; fl prints "The Buccaneers"; Norman Rockwell "The Streets Were Never The fl Same"; lots watches; bevel edge mirror; NICE set of tear drop FOSTORIA fl dishes: Kenmore wringer washer; Community set 12 silverware. Birds Eye maple I double bed and vanity; twin tubs on stand; nice carving set: new ceiling fan in I box, aluminum chaise lounge; Kelvinator refrigerator; Hotpoint upright deep ® freeze; Zenith maple console; Kook 15 Kwick cooker (pressure cooker); heavy 2 fl ft. safe w/comb.; nice wood box; new under counter 4 slice toaster; lots I sheets, pillow cases, linens, etc.; metal cabinets; 5 ft. wall mirror; multicolored I chair; pair end tables; brass table lamps; electric broom; sofa bed; porch swing: I single metal bed; wind chimes; Sunbeam blender; slow cooker; lots Christmas fl decorations; luggage; clothes hamper: vaporizer; Mirro Matic pressure cooker; fl trench fryer; knife sharpener; can opener; cookbooks; cookie jar; pans and fl misc.; pile ot lumber. fl Real Estate Subject To Sellers Confirmation Owner, Nora A. Hahn I LEOTA J. WEAKLY, P.O.A. H RALPH COSTELLO, AUCTIONEER fl Lie. # AU01028550 'M Phone 219-784-344^ H Terms: Cash Lunch Served H Not Responsible For Accidents ,
Ancilla location. I Bethel’s Nursing Division Chair Dr. Ruth Davidhizar, states, “W« are very excited about the opfl portunity to provide nursing edu& cation programs on two sites^ i There is a lot of interest in ou programs at both locations. W« are presently taking application® for all three of the nursing pro® grams provided on the Bethe^ College site (Basic BSN, RN-BSI® Completion and ADN).” To register or for more inforfl mation call the Division of Nursinw at (219)257-3369 or the Division oSr Adult Programs at (800)422-4251. fl CENTURY 21 F]l SAVOIE & ASSOCIATES ■
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