Winslow Mail (Newspaper) - October 12, 1994, Winslow, Arizona By Bulldogs By One Turn To 9 141994 NAU CLINE USPS 686-960 Class Postage Paid ^t Ariz. 86047 on Wednesdays and 4 Sections 1 1894 Volume 101 Number 69 October 12,1994 Copy 35 Hired As City Finance Takes Silver In Turn To Page 2 Horning Knifed While In Turn To Page 7 Jim McLean Assigned To Junior Terri a 21/2 hour executive the governing board of the Winslow School District approved the reassignment of Jim McLean as an interim student advisor at the junior high school and the employment of Goldtooth as interim teacher to fill the vacated sition of McLean until he can return to his former reassignment of personnel is due to the illness of Ted principal at Jefferson Through the shuffling of Joseph Bullmore was named interim principal at Jefferson and John Henling was named assistant principal at the high school at previous board board accepted the resignation of Emma Lou Yazzie as a JOM The board approved the recommendations of Elisha Aberle as coach for freshman girls basketball and Layton Betoney as coach for junior varsity board also approved the employment of Thomas O'Brien as a part-time substitute bus Fannie Thompson as a JOM Terri Parsons as a special education and Paul Landis and Thelma Lutes as substitute teachers with Arizona Teaching Lori Todd Aberle and Clinton Weishan were approved as emergency certified substitute other the board approved the encroachment permit and agreement between the district and the city of The permit and agreement were the result of construction being done at Jefferson Superintendent Gary Calhoun stated that the agreement meets city and district On Page 4 Weather 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 player Daniel Parker keeps his eyes on the director during the halftime show at Emil Nasser Stadium on Oct. 7. The Winslow High School Band sideways movements with horn players moving around a stationary drum Daniel's horn is specially designed for outdoor by Sam Manny 1983 graduate of Winslow High School has been offered the job as Winslow's new city finance Hancock was described by Councilwoman Dee Rodriguez as very was selected in a split decision by the city council after a 90-minute executive session Friday by a 6-1 vote with Councilman Thompson directed City Administrator Don McDaniel to negotiate with Hancock about salary and starting assuming he would accept the salary schedule lists the annual pay as to per Thompson explained that he voted against what he considers a flawed process. He said the as well as the of a committee was ignored by the councilman said six of the nine members of the screening committee voted for Gina interim finance as the top while two voted for Hancock and one for the third James will succeed Ken who resigned effective Aug. 5. Mitchell the department has been run by screening which included Councilman Thompson as the city council's ranked Reffner the top followed by Reffner has worked for the city since October 1982. The committee conducted one-hour Continued On Page 4 Of Wishes For Kids Voting Beth the Spangled it of the home of the How can we be brave when we have to worry about want to be as a to fight on the front line of a I want a country that believes in not mandatory National Weather Service forecast calls for fair weather today 12). The high temperatures are expected to be in the 70s and the lows in the upper 30s. the days before anemometers were widely used to measure wind observers would rely on quantitative rules such as the Beaufort Wind For if and branches were breaking off trees and it was difficult to walk into the you would report a gale force wind to 46 Weather Channel Comity Kids Voting Coordinator Downing waits for Mayor Jim Boles to present her with a resolution of support for the passed by the Winslow City Council The resolution was to her last at tree planting ceremony as part of the The Seeds of Democracy hy Beth who thinks kids do not know what is going on in today's world should try climbing into the mind of a child for a above quotes were written by students who were asked to write their wishes for this country as part of the Kids Voting if country were left in the hands of those who read their wishes last week at a Kids Voting tree planting the future of the nation would be more Irom schools across the county met Oct. 5 at the Navajo County governmental complex to plant a tree as part of the county's Kids The Seeds of Democracy which was planted near the county administrative symbolizes the importance of part of the students from each of the county's schools The students read their wishes out loud before tying the pieces of paper on the the wishes were former Navajo County Superior Court Judge Jay M. who is a member of the state Kids Voting Board of addressed the students about the importance of Supervisor Marlin who represents District 3, also spoke to the crowd of youngsters and oversaw the reading of the following is a compilation of the wishes that were read at the They are in random wish that every dad in the country had a Highland Primary in wish that there were no to hurt other Highland wish everybody would stop all sinning and start telling Highland wish is that our country would be violence Taylor wish that there was no crime and no It is not right and it is Kids in big cities can't even go outside Snow flake wish that there could be liberty and justice for not just for Taylor wish that more money went towards schools lor better computers and Junior High School our country could live in where those in need would receive help and for the just punishment would be wish the United States never had drugs and beer or pills that make people Highland wish that nobody would pollute the Highland wish the military would slay in our own country and fight the war on instead of fighting other The money would be used right here at wish that we could pay off the national High wish that we could protect our jobs and prevent High wish that we could take care of our country's not everyone Mogollon High wish everybody got treated Taylor Intermediate wish people would stop smoking and Taylor wish that we could stop all the In the Spangled it 'The land of the free and the home of the How can we be brave when we have to worry about stepping I just wish that we could try and stop some of the wish that there was no crime and and that everyone had food and warm I also wish there would be no Snowflake wish for the country is that every citizen of the United States ol America could have a decent hoine to live in. There are so many people who are and I'm that they would work for a nice house to live in. I am sure that we could all help them get That is my wish for my Snowflake wish that no moms and dads would be Highland wish that our country would try harder to stop street We wish our country would work to get gangs and violence off the We really wish the United States had no there was peace the wodd and no wish our country would provide homes for the homeless and try to get them wish our country would try harder to provide jobs so less will have to depend on wish our country would keep men and women prostitutes off the streets so there would be less people with wish our country would to keep drugs from getting to the On Page 4
