The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 September 1985 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - SEPTEMBER 5, 1985

After-School Detention Plan At John Glenn John Glenn High School will be utilizing an after-school detention plan for students who do not comply with school rules and regulations. In the past, in-school suspensions have been used for such things as tardiness and other minor

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offenses. The problem with the in-school suspension plan has been the limited space in the office area, and the availability of staff to supervise the offending students. Detentions will be assigned by the principal or the assistant principal 24 hours in advance of time to be served so parents can be notified and plans made. Detention will be on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, depending on the date of the infraction. In other

words, if you are tardy on Tuesday, you would serve on Wednesday. Students will report at 3:20 to the study hall room with study materials and will remain until 4:20. They are expected to remain quiet, use the time productively, and follow a designated code of conduct. Failure to do so will result in more serious provisions. Students must learn to be accountable for their own actions and suffer consequences when they fail to do so. In-school suspensions will still be ' used but for offenses of a more serious nature. If you have any questions regarding the above policy, please call John Glenn High School, 5863195. GOLF NEWS FROM HAMLET GOLF COURSE The Tuesday Morning Ladies League on August 27, had the following winners: A Flight, Sharon Doll, 38; B Flight, Gerry Gardner, 40; and game, closest to pin, Fran Odle. The Wednesday Evening Twilight League had as winners, A Flight, Liz Bachinski, 36; B Flight, Cherly Ferch and Billie Zingarelli, 39; C Flight, Millie Ferch, 44; D. Flight, Alice Lang, 51; and game, Hoopla Night, first, Iris Brown; second, Maureen Migacz; and third, Karen Awald. Win coupon books now on sale at area businesses in Walkerton and Koontz Lake for only 56.00. ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING Friday, Sept. 13 7:30 - 10:30 p.m. Music Provided By “LIDTKYS” Caller: Joe Miller Donation $2.50 BENEFIT STARKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING GRAND OPENING Monday, Sept. 9 LEATHER & LACE HAIR DESIGN 908 Roosevelt Road 586-3644 Walkerton PERM SPECIAL Rog. $40.00 CUT, STYLE, PERM $20,00 Register For TV & Gift Certificate At Salon 2tsl2p ' Lot’s Play DINGO At The GROVERTOWN CONSERVATION CLUB 'A Mile Eeet On 500 N TWO JACKPOTS $200.00 And Over And Urge Peyback EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 6:30 p.m.

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