Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 13

Teachers in Ormsby State's Highest Paid Statistics Compiled By Taxpayers COOKING FOR COMMUNITY CHEST JMste gfounwl Reno, Oct. 25, '57--13 SHOW STARTERS Elementary school in Nevada are now receiving an annual salary of $4,868 and high school teachers receive an average $5.222, according to figures released yesterday by the Nevada Taxpayers Association. Highest salaries among the 17 counties, are paid in Ormsby county, and Washoe is second, the survey reveals. In a special study on school expenditures, the taxpayers' association showed the comparative teachers' salaries and the administrative cost in each of the state's 17 counties. The total cost of administration non-teaching, non-library personnel who are listed under "instruction" amounts to 9.6 per cent of the statewide school budget, the report showed.

The association's report said Nevada schools lists salaries of school principals, supervisors and secretaries as "instruction" costs and many persons object to this classification. The taxpayers' association made a study to determine how much of budgets was being devoted to "administration" and to non-teaching and non-library personnel who are presently classified under "instruction" in the budgets. Percentages The following percentages were found in each county: Churchill 85 Clark 95 Douglas 84 Elko 92 EsmenUda 5.6 Eureka 10.2 Humboldt 11.9. Lander 9.4 Lincoln 10.11 Ljon 9.2 Mineral 10.ll Ns 9 71 OnriBby 9.8 Pershlng 8.6 Storey 311 Washoe 103 White pine 7.9 Comparative Salaries The following figures were provided on the average salaries paid to high school and elementary school classroom teachers in each county. Ele TWINS JOAN AND JILL HTJLBEKT (left to right) will lead off the University of Nevada Wolves Frolic program tonight with a baton-twirling act.

Curtain time for the annual Homecoming show is 8.30 p.m. in the State building. County Churchill Clark Douglas Elko Eameralda Eureka Humboldt Lander Lincoln Lyon Mineral Ormsby PershLng Storey -Washoe White Fine State average High School $5,020 5.256 5.000 5,094 4,706 5.173 4.780 5.278 5,151 5,256 4,105 5.490 4.871 5.383 5.474 5,010 5.222 Reunion is Ending For Scottish Rite Golden Anniversary of Shriners Will Take Over State Tomorrow The Scottish Rite Bodies of Nevada will wind up a. three-day reunion in Reno today--and yield th 1 spot-i is in favor of the conv( nt i nn lieht for local Masonic activitW tn fVm a P.nlVlon a financial arrange-' Two Turtish Officers Are Now at Stead Two captains of the Turkish Air Force are at Stead Air Base thin week taking special Instruction in operation of in rough terrain. The rough terrain in this caw Is the high Sierra, but the they learn will work Just well in the mountains of Turkey which also are i and rugged.

The two men are Capt. Murat Erkman and Capt. Taci Vavuz. They arrived by military plane from the east coast four days ago, and will spend a full month at Stead. They are living on the base and both have full rnmmand of the English language, no no Interpreters are needed.

Members of the Mcrryweds group of the YU'CA ably assisted at the oven by Mrs. John Butler, prepared the meal jebtcrday for the Community Chest workers who were present for the report luncheon. Left to right standing are Mrs. Surah Slotto, Mrs. Joyce Beemer.

Mrs. Dapen Bailey, and Mrs. LaVonne Miller. (Dondero photo) Reception For Malone Is Planned Plans for an October 30 reception in honor of Sen. George W.

Halone and the national chairman of the Young Republicans a been announced by the ocal Young Republican organization. Young Republican groups in Washoe County, including members from that his resignation had been requested as the an accident that occmred on Sparks and the University of 'result of a meeting: which had been held by five of the 40 nrar Carlm Dr. Stout Explains Limousine Recent Resignation Co. Winner Meeting of Five of the Regents Jyjj Preceded Action, He Tells Facility President Minard W. Stout of the University of Nevada, who was asked early this month to submit his resignation to the Board of Regents, spoke briefly at a campus faculty meeting The president told about a hundred faculty mom- Tho An port Limousine CD in an $8000 i i suit I a awarded a decision bv a josterdav in district court Tho three-day trial in Judge Maestrpttfs court oloaiort limousine i from fault Speed Urged For Chest Drive Staff The emphasis was on reach- ins every contact prior to 'ho iend of the month at I third vveckl Community Cheat report luncheon, hich saw a total of S27 524 turned in.

Tin- brings tho campaign to a grand total of 588,827 or a little moi than per cent of the $1700(0 needed to support 12 local Red Feather agencies in Reno and Sparks. Following the report. Chaii- Jman Joseph F. McDonald again urged division chairman to make- sure his team an.1 workers were staying on the ioh and completing their assignments. "The onlj vvey we are (o go over the top." he said, "is to reach everj, person in the com- muml.v vv ho is ahle to give." As in the 1956 campaign the gaming division and the public schools division are leading the 'field in percentage totals.

The clubs and major hotels I reached SO per cent of their goal of S42.000 and the school teach- have hit 75 per cent of th ir goal of S4.000. In a hiief message following; the the John of Trinity Episcopal Church pointed out to the an- prnxirnatoly workers prese.it that they were "doing the Lord's work and a the people they approach i'or donations need the opportunity 1o i 1 Next week's luncheon will ho held on Friday at 1J noon at the YU'CA The date was chined Irom Thursday because of th" Nevada Day holiday. Casino Robbery Story Probed Nevada, set the October 30 re- nine regents. Dr. Stout ception at the Holiday Hotel at 6:30 p.m.

National Young Ro- jublicans Chairman John Ash- srook will be on hand on this occasion. Plans were made dur- ng a Tuesday night meeting. He will be asked to give details concerning the bid by Reno to hold the national convention "or Young Republicans in 1959. Chairman i Fry of the Washoe County G.O.P. central' committee said the local group, Gunn Is Out Of Walnut Creek Post Police were investigating the claim of an unem- Plaintiff in the suit.

i i i 0 Reno man that he was asked to resign under certain "''others, ranchers in Elko slugged and robbed of $800 in circumstances. 'county, claimed David Abrat he restioom of a large down- said it was 110 disgrace to be Dr. Stout, who has been luph- Iham, driver of the sedan liir.ou- town casino. Nine side-swiped their truck im Mullms. of 2281 Riviera controversial during his five 1953 The oiisine company st told police hehad taken that voars at the head of thc univers-'claimed that James Gnflin, 'amount to the casino in the ily.

said he had no plans for the if thc truck, made an hopes of making a big winning i.ext school year. His resigna- 1 L'-turn on tho highway. He said he had been unemployed ion becomes effective July 1. three weeks. Xo Apologies I SHOTXirX MISSIXG Instead of multiplying his The president referred to a ol hls monov however he said he was statement by Regent Grant shotgun was reported slugged and came menur, light for local Masonic activities to the gala Golden a a financial arrange-; I ra Gunn, Jr.

foimer Reno Anniversary Centennial of the Kerak Temple of thefejlt 4.887jSnnne. Another reception is planned job as i t.m 1 More than 100 candidates will receive the 29th, for November 15, at the home of manager (if Walnut Cirok. 31st and 32nd degrees of the Scottish Rite Lodge'Mr. and Mrs. Sam Francovirh, Calif He had held position todav in ceremonies markinp the 54th nnnnal rpuninn according to Howard McKis- 4,714 4,455 4,457 4,818 4.958 4 338 slies'gree dinner will honor th? 4.714 wives of new members.

It will of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Nevada. i Tonight the annual 32nd de- 4)974'be followed by dance. The a carnival and Lawlon's Hot Spring Deeds Are on File Deeds involving sale of Lawton's Hot Springs to its new- owners were filed yesterday with County Recorder Delle B. Boyd. Four deeds were filed in the transfer of the resort facility from Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Yori Jr. to Irwin Siegel, Carl Long, Stewart Garey, and Robert A New Church Will Open Next Sunday Faith Lutheran congregation will open its new church next Sunday. The new church is located at i075 W. Seventh St.

and Sunday school will be held at 9:30 and the worship Kerak Tempie'of pm wi at 11 o'clock. sick Jr. At this time, the Young Republican delegates- from lli the last and a half. rourcil of Savvjer. who said Stout had lost the confidence of tho facultv.

Ir Stout said ho har! no apologies to make, and ho would let tho future decide whether ho or his critics wore right about university policy. The president read his statement to the university W.ilnnt a(tor bojng introduced at a mroling of tho farulty forum to police shavv, did not yesterday by Tom to i only an empty wallet to of 8)3 I.ako St. He show for his proposed attempt its a I break the hank to request tending the committee members here be honored. for( thoil roE Mrs. Helen Goodnight report-, a ak( evening at which tlvy Vice President William Wood.

of Mr. Gunn bo- Scottish Rite reunion began Wednesday with the exemplification of the 4th thiough 14th degrees. The 15th through 28th degrees were exemplified yesterday. Saturday Shriners will take up the celebration with a series of festive events marking the initiation of scores ol new members. The festivities will mark od a the now membership at drive was receiving a good sponso The Tuesday meeting a was held at the home of crick Hill, who is state chairman ot the Young Republicans.

Not Fortunate to obtain a new R. McKmnev ol manager. and applications es 10 pt) rt terdav now- Imng sought at a no entirely fortunate in it Creek. meeting a friendly icd-headed Regarding the request for shill at a local bar. Mr.

Gunn's resignation, Mavor Wells Ave. Showered With Keno Tickets and Bew Hong Fong Has To Pay for Letting Them Now Hone; Kong i Instead ol getting to the tra-n the Now China Club on I.ako oiositorv. i i i had 10 rw of I on Mr. Jennings i and old -A a i a i i i 'a1c anv innaoulous i un ot luck and Ave papei on pait of Reno's gambling 1ol elomrnt c1 mot Jennings at dump and arrested him Mr. McKmnoy said the wom.in Police said Mr.

Fong. dosir- allowing his load to escape John J. Connelly, of Walnut accompanio(i him to hl hotel ous of getting rid of tho old i ostcd th S25 bail CrePk said, "it simply a busi- room but sk ippe out i his els, had portor Bobbie Lee Jen-i jLld Kllb t'nsworth. ness matter. When you expect Butner Appointed Deputy Marshal CARSON CITY, Oct.

24. itP- U. S. Marshal C. E.

(Bill) necessary to do something. wa et anl 5200 when he went to mngs, 38. ot 212 Douglas Alley. 1 Mr. Fong also agreed to reim- things to be done and you don't ee wn jie.

she was taking a bundle them up and haul them bin so the city for the cost ot awa 1n tho city dump clpatint away HIP rubbish. get them done, it becomes a fiftieth year in Nevada. It Ever ne ls invited has 2,300 members, nine working units and 11 Shrine Clubs in the state. Faith Lutheran is a new congregation in Reno being organized in June, 1956. Since Its The affair will open with a beginning, the congregation has art disclosed to attend.

had today F.rwin appointed Camel Herder's roundup breakfast and initiation at 8:30 a.m- in the Skyroom of the Mapes Hotel. worshipped at the American Legion Hall on Ralston St. Construction of the new church was begun last rnarch with Majestic Candidates for initiation willjBuilders as' contractor. Uarke California roglster at 10 o'clock at the re- pastor of Faith Lutheran vvho announced the purchase cor der's room in the Masonic Church since its beginning 's about three weeks ago. for classes under the di- Amon Johnson who resides at chief deputy in the Carson City a office.

Butner, 43, resigned Sept. 2 as chief investigator for the police force and Ormsby county sheriff's office. The new chief deputy marshal has been engaged in police work in Nevada for more stressed the (act that there was 11S nothing of a personal nature in i The deeds showed that Siegel and Long each hold a one-third interest and the other two men a one-sixth interest in the operation. Also placed on file were deeds of trust indicating that the four men have a $227,878.90 indebtedness to the First National Bank, of Nevada. The documents were filed by the Nevada Title Guaranty Co.

The sale became effective on October 1, The new owners have indicated they hope to operate gambling at the location. New Route Recommended LAS VEGAS, Oct. 24. (U.R) -The Bureau of Air Operations, influential advisory group to the Civil Aeronautics Bureau, has recommended air service from Dallas, to the west coast 76r McDonald Drive. Hollo- Dedication services rection of Curtis Farr.

Potentate H. liamer way and divan officers will wel-' npw fhurch will be hold on Sun- Mrs George Saner She did not than 14 years. LADDER STOLEN Tliell of a 12-foot from 1735 S. Virginia St was re- for the polled to police jpsterday In Ciunn In Relieved Mr. Gunn, in discussing the request, said he was relieved rather than worried.

"It is not often that the first manager of any city is able to remain on the job as long as I have here," he added. At the time of the resigna- come the candidates at noon during a luncheon in the Fable Room of the Mapes. A pre- luncheon business meeting at 11 o'clock will be held for the election of candidates. The traditional Shriner's parade will form on Pine St. between Virginia and Lake Sts.

at 2:30 p.m. It will proceed north on Center St. to Commercial Row; west on Commercial Row to Virginia and south on Virginia St. to Pine St. After the parade, candidates will be taken to Reno School for the first and via Las Vegas.

Bureau counsel V. sections of their initiation by the ritualistic divan under the direction of Doc Hilts- A one-hour oasis will be held at 5:15 p.m. at the California Building for Shriners and candidates, and will be followed by dinner at the high school cafeteria from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The second tection of the initiation will be held at 7:45 p.m at the high school gymnasium and will feature the introduction of Shrine officials and an exhibition of Shrine working units An Oasis for Shriners anc their wives will begin at 10 p.m in the Terrace Room of the Mapes Hotel. A by ticket only.

The wives of candidates will be the guests of Kerak Temple a luncheon at the Holiday according to local city officials. Shore Room on the Grundman recommended to his group routing from Dallas to Phoenix with a juncture at that point to Los Angeles and another to San Francisco through Las Vegas. Grundman, in his brief to the CAB, also suggested no in. creased service between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The brief will bear weight in the forthcoming CAB decision on air service from Dallas to the west, day, November 17.

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Prefer Working Couple. Shown bj Appt. Only CALL 3-8659 DAYS Cat Burglar Is Now a Guest At Washoe County Jail After Long Career of Prowling Reno Gordon French, the 32- year-old Hartford, cook who turned "cat burglar" after a continuous run of bad luck at the gaming tables, became a guest of the Washoe county jail yesterday. French was ordered held in lieu of $5,000 bail pending preliminary hearing before Sparks Justice of the Peace Harry Z. Guerin on first degree burglary charges November 5.

A complaint charging French with the crime was signed by Sparks Police Officer Sam Costa. Tuesday night to end a three- a national convention city managers Ho cancelled plans for the trip aflei learning of the council's action Mr Gunn expressed no com- olaint that the action requesting his resignation was taken at a secret session of the council. He pointed out that in Walnut Creek secret sessions arc permissable general matters are to be discussed. Before taking the position as French was arrested in 10 manager at the time Mayor Harris took office. Mr.

Gunn was an instructor at the week burglary career that saw the looting of t7 homes and Sparks. French said there may have been even more burglaries to his "credit." The 27 homes on file are ones in which window screen were slit open in a characteristic fashion. French said he entered many other homes by the simple expedient of opening an unlocked door. University of Nevada, an advisor to a Senate committee in Washington, and in charge of the industrial development department sponsored at that time by the Reno Chamber of Commerce. Most people respond more quickly to sounds than to something they sec.

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