Maple schools report strong finances under Gordon
Maple School District finances are in very good shape according to Superintendent Gordon Walter. The annual financial and budgetary analysis shows a 25 percent projected ending balance, above the 5 percent required for Class A. Updates include a Title I fund increase, a new projector, office file cabinet, and a conserved lawn repair reimbursement refused, with trips planned for fifth and eighth grades. Airman Wiebe heads to Florida for an eight week assignment as notes on enrollment and staff listings emerge. The California School Boards Association conference is set for December in San Francisco with attendance approved.
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Steering column locks cut California car thefts
A CHP study shows steering column locks drastically reduce thefts. Cars without the locks face 17.5 thefts per thousand vs 5.9 with the devices, saving about 45,000 vehicles and more than 45 million dollars annually if all cars had improved locks.
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Maple PTA October meeting features Columbus play
A Maple PTA program highlighted a Columbus on stage piece directed by Mrs. Virginia Getz, with students voicing conversations among Columbus Isabella Ferdinand. KS: three young singers Kim Gordon Laura Gordon Shauna Clay, piano De linda Neuman. New residents welcomed. Gordon Walter introduced as new superintendent.
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Maple couple to teach in African school
Maple area pair Mr and Mrs Tom Frantz plan to teach at a boys Catholic high school in Malawi under Mennonite Central Committee auspices. They join five other MCC workers awaiting visa papers at MCC headquarters. Frantz is a Maple School and Wasco High School alumnus with math degrees. Mrs Frantz holds a UC Davis child development degree.
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Good and poor buys in baby food from UC expert
Gloria Runyan advises on infant nutrition. Good buys include all meat items, vegetables, fruits, and iron enriched cereals. Poor buys are fruit desserts with little fruit and added sugar. Soups and dinners are lower in protein than pure meats and vegetables and not worth savings.
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