Clare voters to decide on 260000 bond issue
On May 9 in Clare, voters will decide if the city may borrow 260000 to cover its share of sewer and water system improvements. The plan funds a sewage lagoon, sanitary sewer upgrades, a larger elevated water tank, iron removal plant expansion, a new well, and water main extensions.
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Clare
City Commission
Lagon
Tom Bradley
Madge Ruark
Willard Koch
Koch
Sentinel
Harold B. Hughes
Hughes
Two Vacancies On Coleman School Board
Coleman Board of Education schedules a special meeting for May 2 to receive summer alterations bids at Intermediate School. It also sets June 13 for a school election with two seats, a four year term for Murray Moore and a one year term for Carl Toth, petitions due May 14.
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Coleman Board of Education
Murray Moore
Carl Toth
Williams campaign visit at Clare Municipal Airport
On hand to greet Senatorial Candidate G Williams at Clare Municipal Airport Monday were Clare mayor Willard Koch and postmaster Larry Jackson with their family. Clare county Democratic Committee vice chair Mrs Jackson, city clerk Mrs Mindge Ruark, Farwell postmaster Don Smith, Jarl Ruark expected to declare as district representative candidate, and Mr. and Mrs. James Grigg. Williams arrives by plane as photographers Stan Crum document the event.
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Clare
Mennen Williams
Willard Koch
Larry Jackson
Jackson
Clare Board Adopts Tornado Safety Plan And Budget
The Clare Board of Education approved a new tornado precaution plan for student safety, a 1966-67 budget to file with the County Allocation Board, and a $27,548 bond repayment. Superintendent Snyder outlined procedures for tornado watches and warnings including moving students to protected areas and keeping them under supervision until danger ends. A health examination program for preschoolers and a teaching contract for Micheal Tate were also approved.
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Clare Board of Education
County Allocation Board
Richard Snyder
Bicknell Joins Council to Advise Toepp Senate bid
John Toepp campaigns in Lansing's 36th District with a nine member council including Citizens Bank and Trust president Bicknell to shape agriculture business labor and local government policy. Toepp plans regular meetings. Bicknell to advise on finance and taxation. Tate to graduate CMU this June and teach in local schools. District Health Department to offer free vision and hearing tests for Clare area three and four year olds at the elementary school.
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J. Stuart Bicknell
Citizens Bank and Trust
John Toepp
Lansing
Toepp
Bicknell
Tate
Central Michigan University
District Health Department
Clare
Huntley Elected Chairman Of Clare County Board
Huntley, veteran supervisor from Harrison, was elected chairman of the Clare County Board for 1966 67. He succeeds Clinton Case as chairman pro tem John Brubaker remains as pro tem. Huntley chaired the April session and will announce committees later this week. he has served 15 years on the board and led the county building committee.
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Stuart D. Huntley
Harrison
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Clinton R. Case
Eight Point Lake
Garfield
John Brubaker
Arthur Township
Huntley
Harrison Huntley
John W. Dunlop
Clare
Charge to be modest Child Clinic adopts new fee system
The Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic starts a fee charging plan effective April 1, 1966. The board says fees are modest and reflect family ability to pay, with no one refused service for inability to pay. Primary funding remains state mental health, counties, education boards and United Funds.
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Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic
The
Clini
Board of Directors
State Department of Mental Health
County Boards of Supervisors
County and Local Boards of Education
United Funds
Budget and department heads listed for county agenda
Chairman Albert Haley Ray Richardson and listing of department heads including R.V. Hamp John Brubaker Clarence Riedel Mark McKenna for Budget Tri-County Health Sheriff Bonds and Insurance Apportionment of Taxes Airport Education Boating Communications Salaries Equalization Welfare Building and other items continued on Page A-8
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Albert Haley
Ray Richardson
R.V. Hamp
John Brubaker
Clarence Riedel
Mark McKenna
Glen Cain Albert Haley
Tri-County Health
John DeForest
George Nash Sheriff
Glen Cain
Earl Philipp
Glenn Cain
Clinton R. Case R.V. Hamp
Clinton
Regulations restrict insecticides on 1966 corn
Extension Bulletin 439 outlines acceptable pesticides for 1966 corn planting. Isabella county Agent Louie Webb warns Dieldrin may be used only for seed treatment and urges farmers to obtain complete details at county Extension offices.
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Louie Webb
Isabella
Clare High Star Royce Cole Wins 1966 Kiwanis Award
Clare High senior Royce Cole, son of Basil and Mrs. Cole, becomes the 31st Kiwanis Award winner announced at the 1966 banquet. He lettered in football basketball and track in three years plus two JV letters, has strong grades, and will study business administration at Michigan State University after graduation.
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Royce Cole
Clare High
Basil Cole
Kiwanis
CHS
Cole
Michigan State
Clare PTA Election Meeting At High School April 18
The Clare PTA will meet at the high school building on April 18 at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend for officer elections and other business. A special feature will be the Science Fair. Refreshments will be served by the Room Members committee.
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Clare P.T.A
Williams Here For District Dem Rally
G Mennen Williams, former Michigan governor and ex under secretary of state for African affairs, spoke at a 95 attended dinner in Clare for Democrats of the 36th Senatorial District. A motorcade greeted him after landing at Clare Municipal airport. Williams urged on Africa and the Peace Corps and won unanimous endorsement for U S Senate run in Michigan. John Wilberding of Shepherd also endorsed for State Senator from the 36th District.
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G. Mennen Williams
Clare
Doherty
U.S
Michigan
Williams
Africa
Peace Corps
John Wilberding
Shepherd
Come Home Parakeet George Left Vernon Street Home
A blue parakeet named George ran away from Mrs. Ella Mead at 206 Markley St Vernon City after a chimney ascent. He is tame, speaks, lets you ride a shoulder, and may be hungry. Call 386-9880 if seen.
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Ella Mead
George
Markley St. i
Vernon City
Ban Bird Bog Training and Clare High Play Update
Clare High Thespians plan The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis for April 22 after a postponement due to cast illness. Tim Sheredy stars as Dobie with Debby Warner and Debby Greer as Bonnie and Helen in this Max Shulman adaptation. In Michigan, field dog training shifts to a three month recess from April 16 to July 14 to protect wildlife, while fox training continues.
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Clare High Thespians
Dobie Gillis
Max Shulman
Dobie
Tim Sheredy
Bonnie
Helen
Debby Warner
Debby Greer
Michigan
Conservation Department
Women’s Golf Breakfast Opens Season
The Wednesday morning Women’s Golf Association invites members to its annual opening breakfast on Wednesday April 27 at 9 00 a.m. Reservations via Twin Elms at 386 7093.
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Womens Golf Association
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Coleman School
Andrew W. Jackson
U. S. Navy
Keith D. Wing
Coleman
C D
Micheal Tate
Clarkston
Bicknell On
Council
Ways & Means
Stuart Huntley
Child Clinic
George Nash Earl Philipp Thomas Austin
Wendell Drallette
Frank Rilett
Don Davis
Howard Carey Percy Barlow Myron Dunkle
Roy Dunbar
Carl Bringold
Mark McKenna Albert Haley
Frank Humphrey
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