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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1970
Page
3
At Seminar E in Clare Hampton received an achievement certificate for completing the Gambles Technical Service Seminar held April 9 at the Holiday Inn in Mt. Pleasant. G S Younger, president of Gamble Stores Division, announced the presentation.
The Clare City Commission held its April 7 1970 regular meeting with Mayor Koch presiding. Votes approved building permits for Edward Hardy George Lehr and Marvin Witbeck and a plan to install pedestrian signals at Fifth and McEwan and Fourth and McEwan with maintenance cost sharing and an enacted pedestrian ordinance. The board discussed parking removal West Fifth St and a right turn signal at Fifth McEwan, plus urging support for House Bills 4448 and 3975 on annexation and boundary jurisdiction. Gallihugh Concrete bid $2.48 per lineal foot for Cedar St curb and gutter. bills were approved and the meeting adjourned.
U S forces specialist four Douglas W. Boyce 24 son of Mr and Mrs Edward I Boyce Woods Road Harrison is a color guard member for the 1st Infantry Division which escorted colors from Vietnam to Fort Riley Kansas A farewell at Di An preceded a 12 000 mile trip home April 7 The division becomes a mechanized unit at Fort Riley replacing the 24th Infantry Division Boyce wife Grace resides Detroit entered the Army in October 1968 and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge Army Commendation Medal and Air Medal He is a Trenton Michigan High School graduate and earned a B A from Wayne State University in Detroit in 1968.
Clare County 4-H members display creative work at Clare High School gymnasium from 9 a.m. to noon in an all day event with ribbons awarded for workmanship and knowledge. The evening program begins at 8:00 p.m. with a Style Show and final winners announced. Navy Petty Officer First Class Andrew W. Jackson, son of Mary M. Jackson, serves aboard the USS Iwo Jima, the primary recovery ship for Apollo 13, in the Pacific.
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