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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
3
Dr. John F. Kroner informs the Athens City School Board that after this football season he will no longer volunteer his services as a clinician. The notice signals potential changes in athletic training staffing for the district.
The Athens City School Board approved resignations for Penny Mingus and Fredrick Gibson and moved Helen Klingaman to the high school. They added substitute teachers and several non certified aides, hired Glenna Anderson as a fulltime English teacher at the Middle School, and approved various bus drivers and custodians. The board discussed athletic trainer liability and accepted $818 funding for the Educable mentally Retarded program, plus a $7,000 contract with Westinghouse for computerized scheduling.
The Ohio Environmental Health Association Southeast District fall meeting will be held Wednesday and Thursday at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. Local and state officials will present discussions during the day and a half program. Registration starts at 9 a.m. Wednesday with remarks by Don Robers and Seldon Carsey.
Joe Bush district officer installed Downtown Kiwanis Club officers at Thursday’s meeting. Alan Goldsberry is president with Anthony Agnone, Dudley A. Williams, Kermit Smith, and Charles B. Hooper in top posts. Smith begins his fourth treasurer term and Hooper served while ill. Edward Beckett becomes board president, Ivan Harper praised for substitute secretary work. Elton Lube, Ohio district governor, invited as guest speaker for 55th anniversary Nov. 22.
The Ohio University Administrative Senate debated endorsing a centralized staff development program proposed by the professional growth committee. A first reading passed in October, with Friday’s second reading outlining manager work, tools, and personal skills and seeking administration sanction for release time. chair changes noted as Mrs. Sturdevant replaces Mrs. Goff.
Amesville Elementary School is closed today due to a plumbing problem in the main building. A restroom drain overflow caused by a plugged drain has interrupted operations, with slow drainage reported over the past days. Plumbers were called and officials hope for a Wednesday reopening.
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