Clare Walkathon Raises 9460 For March of Dimes
The Clare Walkathon drew 338 participants who walked 20 miles to raise 9460.03 for the March of Dimes, with strong support from the Mid Michigan Optimist Club Clare Jaycees and local police departments. Routes and check points were patrolled by officers as walkers finished between 4:22 and 7:38 p.m. The event ends with pledge collection due May 10 at Clare Citizens Bank and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mid Michigan Optimist Club
Clare County
March of Dimes
Dave Terrell
Optimist Club
Terrell
Clare Jaycees
Clare and Harrison Police
Clare County Sheriff Department
Michigan State Police
Mid Michigan College
Gus Goosen
Julian
Kathy Méhalyfi
Lone Pine
Clare Citizens Bank and Trust
Harrison
Clair Spencer
Bill Gulette
Marge Robbrison
Anne Zubulake
Optimist
Raymond Lippold
Clare Schools Stay in North Central Conference
Clare boards discuss remaining in the North Central Conference while awaiting a more desirable option. Four districts approved a proposed league. Bullock Creek voted no. The board reviews Middle School outdoor recreation plans and may add four tennis courts. A May 12 plan presentation targets summer construction if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Jim Bedford
Clare Board of Education
Bedford
Gladwin
Pin«conning
Standish-Sterling
Bullock Creek
Jack Pine
Forrest Logge
Wakely Kushner Associates
Pleasant
J.R. Gershon
Richard Snyder
Snyder
Little League Honors Frank Walter in Parade and Ceremony
Clare Little League opens season with a parade honoring longtime worker Frank Walter. The parade Saturday from the park to Doherty Hotel then Schoolcrest and Hemlock ends at Little League field. A plaque is presented by Circuit Court Judge Robert Campbell followed by a triple header baseball schedule.
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Clare Little League
Frank Walter
Clare Junior High
Doherty Hotel Corner
Schoolcrest
Hemlock
Little League Field
Waller
Clare
Life League
Ittaiy
Walter
Local Boy from Clare Selected for Canadian Safety Rally
Eleven year old William Trietch of Clare will represent the United States at the Canadian National Safety Patrol Rally in Ottawa Ontario May 22 to 24 as a guest of the Automobile Club of Michigan. He is one of 60 patrollers from 53 Michigan cities invited to the all expense paid rally and attends Clare Junior High School. The Michigan delegation is the first U.S. patrol group to attend Ottawa since 1972 and will travel with 8 000 Canadian students in attendance. The group will tour Greenfield Village Henry Ford Museum and Parliament House in Ottawa and participate in a Capitol Hill parade May 24 before returning to Dearborn.
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Canada
William Trietch
Clare
Michigan
Canadian National Safety Patrol
Ottawa
Ontario
Safety Patrol
Anderson
Clare Middle School
Clare Sentinel
United States
U.S
Dearborn
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford Museum
Detroit
Toronto
Ontario Science Center
Carleton University
Parliament
Royal Mounted Police
Capitol Hill
Farwell School Plans May 5 Millage Meeting
Farwell Area Schools Board schedules a special budget meeting on Monday May 5 at 6 00 p m in the High School Cafeteria. Finance Study Committee led by Andrew Sikkema proposes a 1975 76 program including new buses relocatable classrooms and maintenance at an estimated 1 944 494 funded by 12 mills over one year. The board asks voters to approve 12 mills at the June 9 School Election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Area Schools Board of Fducation
Andrew Sikkema
Board of Education
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Nets
Little League
Burke Rilett
Sogge
Jon Bohannon
Bohannon
Mate Lee
Farwell
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