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,he Lumberjack Brindley takes control as new ACC controller Thomas Brindley ACC has a new Controller, 38 year old Thomas Brindley. He assumed the duties of Con- troller on February 2. Brindley replaces Norman Foster, who retired September 30, 1986. As Controller, Drindley's job duties include budget preparation, and super- vision of business office staff. Brindley graduated from Iowa State University in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in economic accounting, and was formerly employed w1th the Iowa State Auditors Office. Accompaning him on his move to Alpena is his wjfe Karen and their 3 children, Kaye, 5 Anna, 3, and Thomas, 3 months. MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMS offered by District HHllh Department No. 4 Dl,,lalon of Serwloea to Crippled Children Handicapped i;,ersons to 21 years of ag~ By appointment l:.P.S.D.T. Health Scr-nlng Medicaid el lg Ible Birth to 21 years of age By appointment No charge l'amllr Planning Counseling and Cllnlca#Pregnancr Testing By appointment Sliding fee payment, Medicaid and General Assistance Immunization Cllnlc• Two years thru adulthood Walk-In- call office for day and time Nochargeexceptfor H.I.B. vaccine PrenatallPoatn■tal Care Prowr■m By appointment Pays for visits to physicians, childbirth classes, some laboratory fees and vlt.1mlns Well llftJ Cont.reno• Wednesdays by appointment Two to 18 months of age No charge w.1.c. Nutrition Prowram By appointment For moms-to-be, Infants and young children Alpena County Montmorency County Presque Isle County 1521 West Chlsllolm WESCOTT BUI.Dlt6 1400 Larke Ave. Alpena 356-4507 Atlanta 785-4428 Rogers City 734-4723 This message was paid for by a grant from the Jesse Besser Fund, Inc. 11 M~rch 1987 Smoking poll revolves around letters The outcome of the Stu- dent Senate poll concerning smoking ai·eas was 111 stu- dents in favor of a change and 105 students in favor of leaving it as is. The issue of the poll was as follows: Should the snack bar areas in Van Lare Hall (VLH) and Besser Technical Center (BTC) be the · designated smoking areas? The Senate was asked· to view the results of the poll and give their recommendation on it. The recommendation of the Senate, by a 4-3 vote, after a lengthy debate was recom- mending that smoking be pro- hibitted in the snack bar areas of VLH and BTC. William Gorski, vice presi- dent of the Senate, was responsible for submitting the Senate's recommendation t9 Dean McCormack.· After Gorski sent his letter, Don Elliot, Student Activity chair- person, and Rich LaMay, Stu- dent Senate president, sent an opinion letter to Dean McCormack. In Elliot's and LaMay's let- ter , they incorrectly stated the recommendation. Their "new" recommendation, which was not voted on by Student Come join THE ROUND TABLE at Senate, was as follows: "There should be no smoking allowed on campus AT ALL. " Dean McCormack received both letters. In his return let- ter he stated that the smoking issue will be discussed by the Faculty/ Administration Committee. The journalism staff took it upon themselves to conduct their own poll. The question , "What do you think of the new smoking policy?" was asked to 23 students, faculty 1 and administrative members. Of the 23 pollers 35% agreed with the .current policy, 43% disagreed, and 22% were in- different. , WAFB campus seeks to expand A recent discussion with Community Services Director· Chuck Weisen reveals there may be a new education cen- ter at Wurtsmith Air Force Base by late 1992. A steadily growing enroll- ment since the 1969 establish- ment -of the W AFB campus could create not only a new building, but generate expand- ed course offerings. Weisen explains that the current facility is functional in laying the groundwork for an Some of the following comments were offered: Gary Buckerfile stated , " Don't bother me one way or another. I can smoke or not smoke. It takes away rights from others. I think smo¼:ers have rights too, I feel , same as the nonsmokers. It's like violating each one. Each one is getting violated so where is the even line." John McCormack stated , "Majority rules; what ever the student body wants." Julie Nelson stated, "We should be allowed to smo.ke and have more places to smoke instead of just smoking in the lounges and if it bothers the non- smokers, then they shoud be able to go to places where there's no smoke around." The smoking issue is a decision that will "have to be reached by compromises from both smoking and non- smoking students. education that wm lead to the students' enrollment at Alpena Community College. Wiesen stresses, "We do not exist to compete · with our own main campus." All courses are transferable and are designed to complement ACC's programs, and those of other schools. The WAFB compus seeks to their new extended movie hours! Friday and Saturday Open till 1 0:00pm • enable people to "help them- selves become employable or EMPLOYMEN T: promotable in their current H I RING TODAV! _ 1 job capacity. " Weisen seems con vinced of T OP PAV! WORK .AT HOME! No experience needed. 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