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02-16-1984.Pdf I Milk expert predicts Jensen outlines &phase lower prices ahead drug-health abuse program “CASS CITY Page 5 - Page 20 I CHRONICLE 1’I VOLUME77, Twenty-five cents NUMBER44 Area ministers see familv conflicts in school’s schedules The Cass City School The position of the board- system 95.9 percent of the A third will be held in the Board apparently will re- was that a valuation of all students did not receive the high school. The first two iect a request from extracurri,cular activities 9 points that result in at tests will be to check prog- FAREWELL - The last freight train left Cass City at 4:40 p.m. last Thursday. le Cass City Ministerial must be made before any least one-day suspension, ress, Horner told the board, Gissociation to close the action is taken, There have In the high school a total and the third will require a It consisted of two locomotives, snowplow car, two empty cars it picked up in school to extracurricular been cuts in the music prog- of 192 students were asses- passing grade in order to Cass City, one at the Pillsbury elevator and the other at General Cable, arid a activities Sunday and Wed- ram and other areas not yet sed at least one point in the graduate.- caboose. It stopped in Owendale on its way north to pick up six empty fertilizer nesday evenings. restored, members ,pointed first semester and 92 of At the same time the out. them reduced point totals OTHER BUSINESS ’ cars at Sohigro Service. (Other photos, page 16) board will beef up security The football program will by having no infractions on the present rule that pro- be one item considered as during one semester. A policy change for visit- hibits use of the gym on trustees study planning for Twenty-three students ing exchange students was Sundays without specific excellence. A manual dis- were suspended for one presented by Richards. The board approval. The deci- tributed by the Michigan day, 7 for 8 days and 2 for board felt that it touched sion was reached at the Armstead Althaver: Association of School 10 days during the first areas that were not the dis- vs. nonthly meeting of the Boards tells various ways semester. One student was trict’s concern and no ac- uoard held at Deford that curriculum can be expelled for a semester. tion was taken. School Monday night, evaluated and possibly im- Richards. told the board The evaluation -of the The board also wants a proved. that he feels the total shows superintendent by each specific building use form With that book as a guide that the vast majority of board member will be held filled for use of the facilities trustees will hold special between Feb. 13 and 20. voters choose a the students good citi- Monday were as re uired in a policy meeting Feb. 27 to try and zens. It’s just the few who The administrators’ sal- forme1 in 1978. tailor a plan for Cass City aren’t that et all the atten- ary committee was formed For the first time in many be open from 7 a.m,-8 p.m* trustee for two years before munity by contributing our There was no formal vote Schools. tion, he adfi ed. to recommend wages for all years, Cass Cityans will To help voters make their being elected village presi- time, energy and expertise. rejecting the request. Until the plan is ham- non-union personnel at the have a choice for village choices, the Chronicle dent. I feel I have that expertise Board policy requires that mered out, action on EVALUATION school. Serving will be Wal- president when they vote in asked each of the candi- He was a charter due to my long experience any policy change be consi- freshman football will not lace, Horner and Albee. the primary election Mon- dates to answer the follow- member of the Tuscola in finance and manage- dered for a month after pre- be taken. Trustee Horner reported An agriculture workshop day. ing questions in writing. County Planning Commis- ment. mted for consideration be- that his committee on is scheduled at the Tuscola Lambert E. Althaver, Their responses appear sion; is chairman of the 3) The village of Cass City lore a vote can be taken. POINT SYSTEM evaluation is working on a Area Skill Center March 4. who has held the office below : Cass City Economic De- has many attributes, which However, a special re- RESULTS way to hold ’ competency Attending will be C ouse, since 1965, is being chal- velopment Corp. ; board include : quest for a Sunday basket- tests for graduation. Hobart and Lyle Clahe. lenged by Ray Armstead 1) Personal background: member of the Cass City Occupation, age, A super group of ball practice, if Cass City High School Principal The plan suggested is to Jr. Althaver is president family, Industrial Development employees who are well plays Monday night, March Russell Richards reported hold a test in the grades and Continuation and related and chief executive officer public offices held, organi- Corp.; a member and was zations of you are a trained and devoted to their 5, in the district tourna- that under the new point another in* the high school. ’ story on page 20. of Walbro Corp. Armstead which twice president of the Cass ment, was approved by a member, etc. jobs; well organized and is a certified public accoun- City Rotar Club; a well uipped Department 4-3 vote. tant. Thy term is for two 2) Why are you running member an past chair- for office ? B of hqic Works; updated In favor of the practice years. man of the board of direc- and reliable water system; were Dr. Paul Lockwood, There’was also supposed 3) What do you feel is tors of Artrain, Inc. ; a char- Dr. Edward Scollon, Ben right and/or with .new, $6 million “state-of- to be a race for the three wrong vil- ter member of the board of the-art” waste water treat- Yobart and Dick Wallace.. progress seats on the village council, lage government and why. the Village Bach Festival No made ment plant which has the .gainst practicing were with four candidates seek- 4) Do you foresee any and the Cass City Arts capacity for considerable Thresa Burnette, Louis ing the three four-year changes that should be Council, and is a member made in the future in vil- future growth within the Horner and Dick Albee. terms. of the First Church of community; ‘a capable But one of the four, Greg- lage government or any Christ, Scientist, in Caro. TABLE challenges or problems Planning Commission, ad- REQUEST ory Armstead, has dropped 2) I am running for the signedministering zoning aordinance wellde- ; on teacher pact out. His name will still be Cass City’s governing offi- office of village president An effort to reinstate cials will have to deal with. on the ballot, but he is ask- because I feel a personal beautiful park and recrea- freshman football has been ing voters to cast their bal- obligation to our commun- at least delayed and may Negotiators for the Cass according to the superin- to examine what was in the tion facility; an industrial lots for the other candi- LAMBERT E. ALTHAVER ity to repay their support park ready for new indus- be stymied. City School Board and tendent, was that although ad and to get back to the for Walbro Corp. over board. No date was set for dates. The others are try or growth of existing Don Schelke, football teachers met last Thursday tentative agreement was Lynda McIntosh, the only 1) Age 52, of 4618 Ken: many years. It is my belief coach, appeared before the for the first time since Nov. another negotiating ses- plants; well laid out resi- reached Nov. 11, those who incumbent, Joanne Hop- nebec Drive. He and his that all of us have a respon- dential subdivisions with hoard to ask for the prog- 29, with no progress being made it in behalf of the sion. - per, and Larry Davis. wife, Holly, have two grown sibility to help improve the dm. He said it would cost reported on a new teacher The long delay since the plenty of expansion capac- teachers did pot have au- The other two incum- children. He was a village quality of life in our corn- ity, and a good system of estimated $2,500 to add contract. thority to do so, that in es- last bargaining session is bents whose t rms are ex- b two coaches and pay for “Nothing,” said Supt. rimarily due to the TCBA paved streets. 4 sence, it was a sub-group of piring, Dick Hampshire 4 transportation for six iling a request Dec. 14 with 4) One of the major chal- * Donald Crouse. the negotiating team. !! and Jim Ware, decided not lenges with which we have games. “We didn’t make any “If they didn’t (have au- the Michigan Employment to seek reelection. Both Relations Commission for to deal in the future is the Athletic Director Roland progress,” said Fred thority to reach agree- have served on the council need to provide better Pakonen said that the Gerhardt, chief negotiator ment), they should not have fact finding. 10 years. Both sides are still wait- senior citizen and low in- money could be taken from for the Tri-County Bargain- been there, ” Crouse corn- Everyone running is a ing to hear from the state come housing. the athletic budget which ing Association, which rep- mepted.
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