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i ittl 11! Aft -i. it: WW The Arizona Republic 39 2 Friday, iiMMMMMaMMMIIMIMMJMMM Petitions resist teacher's retirement 3 county hospital nurses honored at board meeting AH 'S construed in practice to apply to all employes," Burton said. Sine is completing his 42nd 'year as a teacher and principal in the district. He first taught at the Unit One School, then served as principal and teacher at the Imes School for 17 years after it opened in 1942. He has been principal at the Unit Four School for 14 years.

On one student petition to the trustees, students added short Yiotes, such as "We love Mr. Sine," "We want you to stay all the time," and "Please stay." Sixth graders sent a letter to the principal in which they said, "You are the most wonderful principal around. Everyone likes you because you are kind to them and you always have a smile. The teachers like you too because you bring them their pay checks. We love you dearly." By THELMA HEATWOLE GLENDALE Principal Melvin E.

Sine of Glendale Elementary School Unit Four will be 65 before the end of the school year and is scheduled to retire under district policy. Sine doesn't want to retire. Forty-one members of the Unit Four staff want him to stay on. So do 782 parents. So do 1,982 pupils at Unit Four.

All of them have signed petitions and submitted them to the Glendale Elementary School District Board of Trustees asking that Sine be allowed to continue working. The trustees have taken the qurstion of Sine's retirement under advisement and will announce its decision at a future meeting. They received the petitions this week. Supt. Glenn Burton said the written district policy pro- Mrs.

Isabel Zellmer, retiring with 20 years service as a licensed practical nurse at the hospital, received a certificate "for exemplary service." fji The nurses were selected for the awards by a vote of the hospital nursing staff. Dr. Ernst E. Born, president of the hospital's medical staff, told the board the staff had voted by a more than.4--to-1 majority in favor of removing cigarette machines from the hospital. Cigarettes could still be, sold at the hospital gift shop, according to the staff vote Born said.

The board referred the staff suggestion to the county board of supervisors. Three Maricopa County Hospital nurses were honored yesterday at the regular meeting of the a i a County General Hospital Board. Mrs. Catherine Gray, nursing coordinator for emergency room services, was named registered nurse of the year. Mrs.

Opal Knox, of the obstetrics gynecology department, received an award as licensed practical nurse of the year. Teen-agers take $65 Two teen-agers, one of them armed with a small-caliber revolver took about $65 from the Giant Service Station, 5142 N. 19th last night, police reported. Melvin E. Sine vides that teachers retire from full time work at the end of the school year in which they reach 65.

"The policy has been Rwubiic photo bv Lud KMton Mnr Donna Petersdorf teaches class in decoupage in old Glendale YWCA dendrite begins YWCA building GLENDALE Groundbreaking ceremonies were held yesterday for a $148,500 YWCA Glendale Center at 8561 N. 61st Ave. The build ing will include three multipurpose rooms, a kitchen, an programs in the new building. "If young people and parents so desire, we will have dance classes, arts and crafts and possibly a pre-school program." Adult classes will be continued, expanded and changed as interest in the community indicates, she said. Contractor for the building is Speros Construction Inc.

The architects are Var-ney, Sexton and Sydnor. ing of Mrs. Max Karl Abel and Mrs. Robert McGee conducted the groundbreaking. They are volunteers who spearheaded the drive for the center.

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