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Virginia
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1043104
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2024-01-07
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Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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Marshal
xandria,
d brick
accom-
e Chief
County
e mar-| A recent| decision by the Shen-
thmitted andoah County Circuit Court
ite Fire the efefect that county schoo}
nd that boards cannot 5
+t would school board members or of the
superintendent of schools will
have no effect on present poliices
0ES pre- ) ‘
rarrison | of the Loudoun County school
county, | board. according to Superinten-
t of Schools O. L. Emerick,
ull up | den
locally
n. The) He said the situation
hat It | was covered by
3uild- statuatory prohibitjan,
that Fob S - %uy g schiool board membors .-
e ave nbers of their S 2e 38
gt - h are employeyd~in Ef_\‘ ¥ 5
OO system, and where the =
?ele; E intendent of schools alf 7
members of his family & Li i
rans=
; ybeans, cotton-
| pisinea 1 2 pro-
1 Hill, | 'mising sound:film " t0" be shown
e deer |t~ the “nekt ~free “farm ~program
‘100N | on fi;ri‘fldy;night,‘-_Novem-
i '8 orclock at the Church
of our Savior at Oatlands,
Questions will be answered and
comments made by commodity
and security experts brought here
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, world famous com-
modies and securities firm. What
not to do, what pitfalls to avoid
and how to plan and execute an
investment program for the indi-
vidual will be discussed after a
film is shown on securities and
how they are traded on the New
York Stock Exchange.
A large gathering of commu-
nitv- folk are expected to be outb
Leaded
> Geo-
Park,
by his
some-
- start,
gh the
Going
ed not
weight
find to
sports-
Decision on School Hiring
oesn’t Apply in Loudoun
ports, the school board had to
fund individually to the county,
to | re
hire relatives of |
in the school system.
tions to the code provisiof
relatives who were employe:
fore -the school board membé
superintendent took ' office
expected, and employees
employed at. the. time
provision was enacted (1938
" Rescue Squad '("
also exempt.
T ! -
Harrison added since the com- [John Clemens.
salary p_aid to the - wife of
stitute
of the Virginia Code, in that
person hired was a relative,
in the specified "degree, of
superintendent. 5
Mr. Emerick pointed out this
c ‘here * xceptions 3 P
weel that there -are excep WODS | trom Howell E. |Jacksod at i
the code provision which
- ST
He said that the two ' O
who
The Loudoun County es-
cue Squad has set $1500 as
its goal in a door-to-door
fund raising campaign. ;The
campaign will begin on No-
vember 30, and will Lover
most areas in the county
According to James MYyers,
the money is needed to pay
for rescue equipment already
acquired, and to finano’i ex-
pansion of the squad’s faci-
lities. Money is still owed on
the squad’s truck. A two
way radio will also be ope-
rated, along witk. a portable
generator! unit, which wHl
teacher. It was ruled that | o 7
the hiring violated Section 2206 The "Middle /
€001
with- | program - for_J=
in Loudoun County. where at e v
o, s’.‘ib’
the fcode |
‘are
il & - g sty S R AL . W T i
. Shown on the stage of the Middleburg Community Cente
|'teachers of Loudoun and Fauquier Counties are ( (left to right
Community College, Carson M. Bradley, superintendent of sc
Indorf, of the Ccommunity College, Howell E. Jackson and O. ]
for Loudoun County.
Announced at Party
et
Community Center Progra
i
the
ideas fromiyou for improving
service,” . MI. Jackson told
‘several hundred public school f
chers assembled in the ballroo
His brict remarks followed <
and entertainment by P
1 performers in the 8¢
d room. Large sketcl
s e | e e R
S - el az;d there Wg_re paper I/’a
" ana forns for everyoue.
>
. Mr. Jackson said that the edu
evex'}'b?fi pasis,” . had . been | cational pregram, which includ
Mr. Syt 5o successtul thatb it will | o5 and orientation course for firs
t%1S | grade teachers, the consultatio?
—— | of a psychologist and varous sup
plementary educational events fo
public school pupils, was design
ed in an effort to tie Loudow
and Fauquier Counties togethe
in a community of education
interests. So far as he has bee
able to learn, he said, it is a uni
Community
educational
b and Fau-
st Triday of
the | Center
f
f
e “guler was ass
continued finanicing on a perma- | o
nent basis. The\ assurance ‘came | fessiona
Loudeurn -
i
¥ Ihar thc pro~
3 g s g
" cullom. Who /[ast year on an eX-
‘fGEI Zontinued. - “Al. we ‘wan
!
Bankers
‘State_Senator Harry Byrd, Jt.
is coming for a visit to Loudoun
on Tuesday evening.’ He will® be
the speaker for the Clearinghouse
Association of Loudoun, Fauquier
and Prince William Counties to
be held at Goose Creek -Country
Club. The Senator will talk on
tha subject, Virginia, at the 6:30
o’clock dinner.
The clearinghouse group has a
membership of 15 banks in Lou-
doun, Fauquier and Prince Wil-
liam counties. It is expected that
the organization will —have a
hundred percent attendance for
the meeting, 3
The session ‘is the annual
meeting of the Clearinghousk.
gff‘ice‘rs . and directors will beI
. e N
Army Chorus
The Choralairs; a 30 unit
mixed voice glee club attach-
ed to the special activity
wing of 1020 U. S. Air Force,
will sing at Aldie High School
on Sunday, November 29 at
7:30 p.m.
Their appearance is spon-
sored by the Church of Our
Redeemer, Aldie. There will
be no admission charge.
The choral group, widely
known in the Washington
area, includes male and fe-
male voices. It is directed
by A-lc Arlo C. I. Deibler,
who has organized and di-
rected many well known ser-
cinoino . orolinae
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