School Board and Teachers Agree on Agenda
The base pay of a starting teacher is 7815 with a 385 increase to 8200. The dispute over a 10 percent rise over the past year sparked minor after-effects as the Board claims the 10 percent was given and would rise to 13.73 percent over two years with the new 385 across the board raise. Mr. Shinn says the board’s raise lowers the pay schedule index and argues conservatism in action. Thursday March 9 from 7 30 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. was the quiet meeting in the series.
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Southwest School
Shinn
Board of Education Southwest School District Negotiations Proposal
The proposal raises base pay to 8200 dollars and totals 61337 dollars for the package. It includes hospital coverage with the board paying 75 percent of the current Blue Cross plan, term life fully paid by the board, severance pay increased to 15 days, and ten monthly pay periods. Supplementary Title IX salaries remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Southwest School District
Blue Cross
Wildcats Matmen Reach District Final Round
Six Wildcat wrestlers competed at Dayton with notable performances. Dan advanced to the semifinals before a 12-8 loss ended his run. he then dropped a 5-4 in wrestlebacks finishing fourth as a junior. Tom, a senior, was knocked out, and Bob Acro-Hoy dropped a first round 3-1 defeat. Congratulations to Greenhills AA and LaSalle AAA for district wins.
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Tom
Cats
D. Strube
Dan
Doyle
Dayton
Wrestlebacks
B. Acro - Hoy
Bob
Greenhills
LaSalle
AAA
Wildcat
Spring Trip Highlight for Dennis Steelman
Dennis Steelman son of Mr and Mrs George Steelman of 10296 Short Road is named among twenty students taking part in the spring trip selections.
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Dennis Steelman
George Steelman
Short Road
Bicentennial Concert by Harrison Concert Band
The Harrison Concert hosts a 00 p.m. performance featuring famous American composers. Tickets cost from band members and go on sale at 7 30 p.m. at the door. A bake sale and a white elephant sale accompany the event.
Boys Sign Up for Umpire Program at Harrison Halls
Two sign-up sessions from 1 to 4 p.m. at Harrison Township Halls on Harrison Ave and Sycamore St. Open to boys aged six to under sixteen. Fees: $7 for one, $13 for two, $18 for three, $20 maximum. Umpire interest welcome.
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Harrison Township
Harrison Ave
Sycamore St
Ranger Helps Out The Park District
A ranger assists the park district with a 1976 rainbow trout program. Officials plan to stock ponds and educate visitors about ecology while coordinating supplies and logistical support for the rainbow trout distribution.
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Park District
Hospital Update on Paul Claypool Sr at Providence
In Providence Hospital patient Paul Claypool Sr remains in room 341. No further medical details are disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Claypool Sr
Providence
New Pastor At New Haven Church
Rev. Howard C. Pettit will serve the United Methodist Churches of New Haven and Organ. The Wm. Harrison Jr. and Sr. High P T A will meet at the Jr. School on Monday March 15 at 7 30. A gym demonstration by students from both schools is on the program. Auction at the Legion Home Harrison March 13 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Pettit
United Methodist Churches of
New Haven
Wm. Harrison Jr. and
Sr. High
P.T.A
Seerens
Legion Home
Harrison
Steve Bunnell Rolls His Second 300 Game
Steve Bunnell rolled his second 300 in league play with scores of 300 164 216 and a 199 league average. An Indianapolis Life agent based in Cincinnati, he is nineteen, previously notched a 300 at age sixteen in the Pepsi-Cola Jr. League and now lives with his wife Fifi in Bridgetown Ohio. He is expected to receive gifts and a diamond ring for his achievement.
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Steve
Indianapolis Life
Cheviot Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fifi
Bridgetown
Lady Cats Seeded Fourth In Sectional
The Lady Cats are seeded fourth in the sectional, with Cathy Booker and Tama Stoeckel leading the lineup for the team.
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Lady “Cats
Cathy Booker, Tama Stoeckel
Fish Dinner Boosters Host Third Annual March Event
The East Central Band Boosters sponsor a fish dinner in the school cafeteria on Friday March 12 from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds help cover costs of a two day trip to the Indianapolis 500 with tickets available at the door or from band members.
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East Central Band
Scramble Golf Tourney Details and Entry Fee
A scramble golf tournament is announced with a team entry fee of 40 dollars per team. Organizers invite players to form foursomes and participate in the event, outlining registration and payout structure.
Registration meeting announced for nursery school year
The Three Rivers Co operative Nursery School Inc will hold a registration meeting for the 1976 77 school year on Tuesday March 23 1976 at 7 30 p m at Strickers Grove State Rt 128 south of Ross Ohio with music by Ron and a donation of 10 dollars
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Strickers Grove
State Rt. 128
Ross
Ohio
Ron
Three Rivers Cooperative Nursery School, Inc
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Harrison Fire Department
Howard Road
George Williams
Ranger
Parent
Winton Woods
Sharon Woods
Miami Whitewater Forest
East Central
St. Pat’s
New Haven Church
Pettit
Wm. Bates
Steve Bunnell
Judy Smith
St. Pat’s Dance
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