NOVEMBER 21 - 27, 1984 THE CITIZEN PAGE I
MHS presents
fall show
WE DELL N. DAVIS, JR •.
The Mu egon High -School
Ma que ill pre nt their fall
comedy, 'Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay," ov. 29, 30
and Dec. 1, in the MHS Austin
Auditorium.' Tickets will go on
sale ov. 17 in the high hool
bo kstore. Advance tickets are
2.50' reserved ticket are
3.50. Tickets will al 0 be
available at the door.
1186 FIFTH STREET
SKEGON. MI 49440
HEIGHTS PARENTS OBJECT TO NINTH
GRADE RELOCATION : ,.
The maj rity of parent testifyin t ov. 12
public hearing objected to the propo ed move of
ninth grader t Steele, Bunker and el n scho 1.
to the high hool.
I n e timated 410 ninth grade tudents, if moved,
ould make total of 1,610 students at the high
school.
Parent expre d fear the tudent would 10
academically, would forego individualized teachlng
and 10 leadership opportunitie .
The chool bard li ted as advant ge: a better
coordinated curriculum, more ubject choice and a
longer high school experience.
Action i expected to b taken by the board
at its ov. 20 ion.
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w scouting
prog ra m offered
616-726-6555
Girls living in uskegon
County who are five years old
or in kindergarten may now
join the Girl Scouts. ichigan
Pine and Dunes Girl Scout
Council has
announced
that it is now
registering
younger girls
as Girl Scouts.
Until now the
younge t Girl
Scouts were
. years old
or in first
grade. For
more informa-
tion about
Daisy Girl
Scouting,
phone:
726-3241.
RENTAL REHAB FUNDS AVAILABLE
Governor lame Blanchard's office announced
th t fund rehabilitation of rental property are
avaliable for area municipalities: u egon, $50,
000; u egon Heights, $100,000; and Mu kegon
Twp., 100,000.
HEIGHTS APPROVES FURNITURE PLANT
PROJECT
us egon Heights city council appro ed a $2�5
million project pi n for Labor tory Furniture Mid-
u egon Height city council approved a $2.5
million project plan for Laboratory Furniture Mid­
e t, a ew Yor ba d company.
The f1111l manufacture laboratory furniture and
. fume hood. Under the plan appro ed the company
ill purchase, renovate, equip and occupy the former
Brown-Mor plant • on e t Broadway and Sixth
St.
Financing will come from 1 million bond,
S7� 000 Health and Human Services grant, and
$779,163 from the 0 ners.
It i projected that by the end of two year , 200
person will be employed:
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