Insurance must defend Shamrock damages suit court rules
A Clare County Circuit Court opinion holds the Lake Shamrock Non profit Corporation's insurer must defend and cover liability in the damages case arising from flooding linked to the Shamrock project. Judge Peterson, replacing Holbrook, discussed resuming the suit within about 50 days, as lot sales hinge on settling the dispute.
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Insurance Company
Shamrock
Clare County Circuit Court
Lake Shamrock
Jay Trucks
Clare of
Hughes and Trucks
Ken Barnes
Clare
Cadillac
William R. Peterson
Clare County
Donald E. Holbrook
Holb
Trucks
Corporation Board of Directors
Robins Take Possession Of Kleiner Orchard In Early Spring
A couple near the city reported robins swarming their frozen fruit trees on Wednesday. Mrs. Kleiner counted 37 birds as other species returned with spring heat and sunshine. A local businessman attempted to wash a sidewalk but it froze instantly, forcing him to salt it to melt the ice.
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Robert *Kleiner
Drop Park Ban on Bow wow s
Michigan state parks will keep gates open to dogs in 1964. Director Gerald E. Eddy said the Conservation Department will delay the dog ban despite a tentative Conservation Commission decision. A visitor survey will determine public opinion before any action.
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Michigan
Gerald E. Eddy
Conservation Department
The
Conservation Commission
Maize and Blue Plates Honor U M 150th Anniversary
The University of Michigan will be honored with 1965 license plates in Maize and Blue colors. Secretary of State James M. Hare announced the plates commemorate the university's 150th anniversary.
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University of Michigan
U. of M
James M. Hare
Smelt Run Expected Across Michigan Rivers
The Conservation Department says warm rains and mild March weather could raise water temperatures enough to trigger an early smelt run in Michigan. Smelt typically begin moving up Lower Peninsula streams around April 10 with peak waves by May 10, while Upper Peninsula streams see major waves by May 1 to May 10 near the Straits.
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Michigan
The
Conservation Department
Great Lakes
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Straits
Dedication Set For New Farwell High
Farwell Area Schools schedule an open house and dedication for the new Farwell high school this Sunday, April 5, with Judge Donald E. Holbrook as speaker. The $9 per foot cost, after savings, reflects a modern building designed to serve about 200 more students, housing science labs, a gym, library, cafeteria, and separate departments.
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Farwell
Donald. E. Holbrook
Elenbaas
Farwell High
Start Your Garden Early For Bountiful Harvest
Michigan State University horticulturist Stan Ries advises planting peas onions lettuce carrots beets and spinach in April. By mid April you can sow North Star corn and a few snap beans, with potential harvests by July 4.
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Stan Ries
Michigan State University Herticulturist
Patrol Guards Get Honors
Isabella county safety patrol boys and girls will be honored at the May Isabella Safety Council meeting. State Police Trooper R B Oaks will preside over the event.
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Safety Patrol
Isabella County
Isabella Safety Council
R.B. Oaks
Detroit to Host 1966 UJC National Convention
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the 1966 national convention will be held in Detroit. Robert Parker, chair of the Detroit bid committee, said more than 10 000 Jaycees are expected to attend.
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U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Robert Parker
Detroit Junior Board of Commerce
Outgoing chairman Becker urges board to shape education use
Clare County Supervisors hear retired Chair Louis Becker defend past year’s programs and press for a broader role in education funding. He cites building code discussions, welfare reforms, and the need for an effective training program to help youth become self supporting. He warns against misuse of relief and calls for future planning.
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Clare County Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Louis Becker
Becker
Hatton Township
Opening of Anderson Rexall Drugs North store today
Grand Opening events run Friday and Saturday April 3 and 4 with over $2,000 in gifts and prizes. Captain Muddy Waters appears Saturday at 11 30 AM for kiddies. Anderson family runs three Clare Coleman and North stores with modern displays and ample parking. Applications for Roger Company scholarships at Michigan State University are sent to the dean of agriculture.
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Michigan State University At
East Lansing
Roger Company
Anderson Rexall Drugs
North
Witbeck
IGA Foodliner
Anderson
Clare
Coleman
Anderson’s
Muddy Waters
T.V. Show
Hoss
Fast Gun Entertainer to appear at McGuire Brothers Chevrolet
Joe Bodrie known as The Fastest Gun Alive will perform at McGuire Brothers Chevrolet and Pontiac on West U S 10 Friday April 3 at 7 30 p m Admission is free. Bodine claims a 0 17 second draw cock and fire time and has defeated 13 challengers. He will demonstrate gunfighter tricks and Hollywood versions and a local square dance group will perform during the show.
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Joe Bodrie
McGuire Brothers
Chevrolet
Pontiac
West
U.S
Bodine
Hollywood
McGuire
Four City Posts Go To Ballot In Clare Election
Clare voters face Monday election for three City Commission seats and a Municipal Judge. Incumbents Albert Haley and Tim Cotter seek reelection, with Tom Bradley and Mack Thomson' past term status noted. William B. Dunlop campaigns for another term as Municipal Judge.
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Clare
Justice Court
David Adams
Albert Haley
Haley
Clare County
Commission
David Donovan
Cotter
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Tom Bradley
Mack Thomson
Thomson
Dunlop
Glare
Michigan road toll climbs toward new annual high
Michigan's provisional 1963 road toll stands at 1,867 deaths, with potential to reach 1,895 after delayed reports. Injuries total 123,749 and accidents 257,694, both records. State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs cites higher exposure due to more vehicles, drivers, and mileage as key factors. December alone shows 14,707 injuries and 34,916 accidents, the highest monthly totals on record.
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Michigan
Joseph A. Childs
Isabella Achievement Day Comes With Speaker Robert Brower
Isabella county Home Economics Extension study groups announce a Spring Achievement Day program featuring Robert Brower of Grand Rapids presenting a travelogue titled Of The I Sing. The event April 14 at First Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant includes exhibits on 50 years of family living changes, a noon luncheon, door prizes, and open attendance.
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Ruth McIlray
Isabella County
Robert Brower
Grand Rapids
First Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Cooperative Extension Service
Ba Xe Kennedy
Isabella
County Home Economics Council
Shepherd
Wild Fire Danger Grows Across Michigan Regions
The Conservation Department reports a new wild fire danger as spring begins in Michigan. More than 1 020 acres burned in the southern two thirds, with 340 acres lost to week ending March 22 blazes. Northern areas still see snow but storm warnings rise. four acres burned in Crystal Falls and Escanaba districts. Landowners must obtain free burning permits from field offices when snow is gone.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Crystal Falls
Escanaba
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Forest
Leinback
Maise
Kim
Sentinel
New Farwell High
Lake
Harold
National Library
Clare Public Library
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William B. Dunlop
Clare’s
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