Alexandria School Board Adopts Salary Schedules
The Alexandria Community School Board set salaries for secretaries and custodians in a special session Tuesday evening. Secretaries’ pay ranged from 1,524 to 6,750 dollars yearly, with the nurse earning 4,400 and aides at 2.00 per hour while central office staff get 2.10 per hour. Custodians’ salaries ranged from 2,850 to 7,140 dollars. The board approved custodial contracts effective July 1, 1973 by a 3 to 2 vote, with Darrell Zink and Bill Gaither voting no. Sick leave of one day per month up to 120 days was approved for custodians and secretaries, and drivers were set at 15 dollars per day for 176 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Bidwell
Herald County
Alexandria
Alexandria Community School Board
Evelyn Lyncy
Helen Jefferies
Georgia Edgell
Betty Kelley
Clara’ High
Martha Latchaw
Garnet Beeman
Louise Hiatt
Marilyn Miller
Betty Butner
Jeannette Bogue
Darrell Zink
Bill Gaither
Gaither
Low Kindergarten Enrollment Sparks Administrative Concern
Dr. Harold Gallagher and Mr. Bert L. Downey warn that fall kindergarten enrollment in Anderson Community Schools is several hundred students below the previous year. If numbers do not rise, some kindergarten teachers may be reassigned this summer. Parents of five year olds should enroll or contact the principal this week, or call the central office at 64.0981 with the child’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gallagher
Bert L. Downey
Anderson Community Schools
Gallagher and Downey
Arten
Anaes
Fishermen Gospel Group Set At Tabernacle Service
The Fishermen, a gospel rock group formed in 1970 after a Love revival, will perform Sunday at Everybodys Tabernacle Church at 29th and Fletcher streets. The program starts 7 p.m. with Bud Sempsrott on bass Karl Sempsrott on drums and Lawrence Chewning on piano. The Rev Gary A Moore will lead the evening service following the 10 a.m. worship hour.
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Fishermen
Everybody's Tabernacle
29Th
Fletcher Streets
Bud Sempsrott
Karl Sempsrott
Lawrence Chewning
Midwest
Java
Fat Boone
Larry Norman
Andral Crouch
The
Disciples
Gary A. Moore
Aberacl
Elwood Court Hears 18 Cases
Elwood City Court, presided by Judge Riley M. Sharp, handled 18 cases Tuesday afternoon. Defendants faced fines and continuances including violations of the 1935 beverage act, narcotics law, unsafe vehicle, driving under the influence, public intoxication, assault and battery, and traffic violations with continuances set for June 12 and June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Riley M. Sharp
William J. Reynolds
Birmingham
Ala
Donald J. Beeman
N. B St
Jimmy J. Campbell
N. 13Th St
Arthur Abbott
George T. Burnett
S. 25Th St
Dwight Hartman
Sue Conwell
St Gueired Cens
David C. Wisemiller
S. D St
Ray Howell
S. 25Th
Y St
Adult Swim Lessons Offered by YMCA
Adult swim instruction will be available at the YMCA starting June 19 at 7 p.m. The co ed class covers personal safety life saving and swimming with fees and details through the YMCA program office. Morris Hester emphasizes meeting the need for adults who cannot swim and aims to offer a solid basic course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Morris Hester
Most Child Beaters Can Be Cured By Daryl Lembre
Denver doctors discuss child abuse prevention. Dr. C Henry Kempe outlines that about 90 percent of abusive parents can be helped, while 10 percent are psychopaths who cannot be rehabilitated. The National Center for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect treats families, often avoiding criminal charges and placing children in foster care or adoption as needed. Intervening teams assess families, provide therapy, and offer support to prevent future harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Lembre
Los Angeles Times
Denver
C. Henry Kempe
National Center For Prevention of Child Abuse
Kempe
Department of Pediatrics
University of Colorado Medical Center
National Center
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Mhey
University of Colorado Medical Center Hospital
Elwood Library Board plans safe installation and updates
Elwood library board reports a new book return installed and a fireproof safe received for records. Movers will install the safe. 71 children enrolled in three days of the summer reading program. TWX service inquiry continues. July meeting moved to July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Library Board
Joeanna Winmings
Herald County
Elwood
Esther Hunt
Board of Trustees
Pendleton Church Announces Vacation Bible School
Pendleton Wesleyan Church will conduct Vacation Bible School from June 18 to 22 in the evenings 6:30 to 8:30. Activities include crafts music and Bible stories for children ages three to 12. Transportation will be available. Contact Rev E Rees for information. Teresa Ann Singer earned a bachelor of science in elementary education from Longwood College Farmville Va among 491 graduates.
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Paul Denils
Anderson College
Maple Grove Church of God
Paul C. Hutchins
Christianity In Action
Christian Service Fellowship
Amici
Phyllis
Hoosier
Pendleton
Pendleton Wesleyan Church
Avis Holloway
E. Rees
Singer
Teresa Ann Singer
Longwood College
Farmville
James K. Singer
Hattie Dr
Highland Springs High School
Highland Springs
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Bob Brinsman
Alexandria 4-H
Briniman
Paul Hoge
Angel Blaylock
Scott Bockover
Bob Brunsman
Herald
David Dailey
Alex Board
Neyp Anime
Hubert Etch ‘Ison
Lawrence Nelson
Harold Jones
Ralph Jones
Maurice’ Lynch
Robert Patz
Leroy Everingham
George McCune
Mildred Vinson
James Leonard
Alice Alex
Elwood Court
James. Cox
Noblesville
PSCI
Richard Fritch
Marion
PSC
Meridian Street
Anderson
Markleville Independent Baseball League
Markleville
Joeanna Winings
Glenn Hadley
Michael Kennedy
Patricia Fitzpatrick
Hunt
Pendleton Church
WBS
Hungrex
Wast
Thurs
Anderson Suse
Corto
Tara
Fibl
INTE
AL Playtex Corp
UDAYS
Sweilers
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