The Press-Dispatch
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A-2 Wednesday, August 15, 2012 The Press-Dispatch Car Show, city-wide yard sale set for Sept. 8 in Petersburg and a city-wide yard sale are scheduled for Saturday, Sep- tember 8 in Petersburg. The Annual Petersburg A car show on Main St. dors, concession stands and yard sale stands are welcome to set up along the streets near the car show. The car show welcomes an- Business and Professionals Association Car Show will start registration at 8 a.m. on Eighth and Walnut Sts. around the courthouse. The show will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Marge Leavitt said ven- tiques, classics, street rods, trucks or unique new cars. There will be an estimat- ed 25 trophies given at the show. Dash plaques will be given to the first 50 entries. Registration is $8 prior to September 5 and $10 after. Judging will take place at about noon and trophies will be given out at 2 p.m. The city-wide yard sale is set for the same day. Any- one purchasing a classified ad for their yard sale will be placed on a map of Peters- burg displaying where each yard sale is located. H Winslow board raiser for the Lions Club. The Winslow Lions Club had a buffet dinner fundraiser at The Trading Post on Friday night. H Mokris hired as basketball coach ding, at the end of June 2013. He presented his resignation almost a year in advance to give the school corporation time to find his replacement and allow him to help in training that re- placement. His resignation was approved by all board members with a round of thanks for long and faith- ful service. Dr. Harding has served several years at Pike Central and has been the Assistant Superintendent the past 13 years. The board also approved Continued from page 1 Stuckey, will have another head coaching position to fill with Alicia Tharp step- ping down from her posi- tion as head softball coach. She has held that position for the past three years and twice took the Lady Char- gers to the Sectional finals. Other resignations in- the retirement of Betty Fears as business teacher at Pike Central High School. Athletic Director, Roger clude Lisa Dillon as an in- structional assistant, Lisa Poehlin, the Winslow cheer coach for fifth grade; There- sa Lamar, cafeteria worker; Brittany Russell, Winslow instructional assistant; An- drew Dick as middle school girls soccer coach; Jeremy Howald as eighth grade football coach and Cheryl Benefiel, cafeteria worker. Zach Gidcumb resigned as a bus driver effective the Labor Day weekend. The transfer of Michael Sloan to WES instructional assistant was approved. Three persons were were Kay Schuessler, Sher- ry Cockerham and Sandy transferred or hired in the cafeteria including Kelly Rice, Michelle Yager and Paula Lamey. The transfers of Kerry Dowdell and Kathy Dillon were also approved. Approved as bus drivers Davis, corporation drivers; Lisa Goodwin, contract driver, and Pam Gowen as a substitute driver. The board also approved proved several elementary extra curricular positions including: Jill Estey, Keith Schmett, Natalie Pryor and Carmen Coleman as the PES InSAI team; Candy Meyer and Micki Aaserud as the OPES sports coordi- nators and high ability co- ordinators; Charlotte Beck and Micki Aaserud as PES Academics Coaches; Court- ney Loveless and Jamie Kes- sen as PES Student Council advisors; Natalie Werner, Jackie Henson, Kathi Co- chren and Abby Aldridge as WES InSAI Team; Ryan and Misty Coleman as the WES sports coordinators; Sally Blaize and Amanda Gonzales as the WES High Ability coordinators; and Natalie Werner as WES Student Council advisor. The board also approved ing positions approved by the board include: Josh Scott as head girls soccer coach; Chad Rich as as- sistant girls soccer coach; Andrea Blocker and Jor- dan Blocker as the seventh several high school athletic positions including: Matt Robinette and Mike Fra- zier as assistant football coaches; Linc Oxley as a volunteer assistant football coach; Amber Schwindt as assistant girls soccer coach; Nathan McCord as assistant boys soccer coach. The middle school coach- four new instructional as- sistants: Hunter Elliott at the middle school; Winnie Foster, WES special educa- tion instructional assistant for pre-school; Nicole Ar- nold, WES instructional as- sistant; and Mendy Nelson, PES instructional assistant. The school board ap- a list of extra curricular po- sitions for clubs and organi- zations at the high school including class sponsors, prom sponsors and club sponsors. A list is available at the high school and cen- tral office. Many remain the same as last year. Also approved by the country program of $500 from IP&L. • A Toyota Technology from Shopko. • A donation for the cross and pagers for the schools and employees as required by the Department of Homeland Security and FCC guidelines totaling $12,909.16. • The Social Butterfly Grant for $2,500 to Otwell Elementary School. • The purchase of radios Pageant to be held at Old Petersburg Gym on Aug. 26. policy prohibiting the re- taining of students for ath- letic purposes as required by the IHSAA and state. The board will consider adoption at the September meeting. • The ISCA rubric for school counselor evalua- tions. • The AISLE rubric for librarian evalua- Evans LLP as special edu- cation legal representative. • The cookie dough fundraiser for Otwell El- Private Suites Now Available. 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Superintendent, Suzanne Blake, noted they will keep close track through the reporting day and that it will vary some. She said that level was good for this fall for the school corporation. She also said classes got off to a good start for the school year. tion for a student for 60 hours during the fall se- mester. The superintendent an- Graduates golf scramble fundraiser on Sept. 22 at Prides Creek Golf Course. • Homebound instruc- Arvel Wade with the Winslow Lions Club sells George Booth a duck for the ducky race, which is a fund Lions Club fund raiser dale said he negotiated a deal with Vectren over a line that was hit. Vectren had sent the town a bill for $2,900. Tisdale said he was able to negotiate that down to $2,375 with six months to pay it back. Water line project complete pursue his water plant op- erator's certification, which won't be available until May. 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