Evening Classes At MMCC Start This Fall
Mid Michigan Community College announces evening courses aimed at adults starting this fall with a ten week POL 100 course on political issues and the presidential election. Classes meet Wednesday evenings 7 to 10 PM beginning September 18 with other practical and enrichment offerings. Tuition for district residents is $10 per credit hour plus a $5 student activity fee.
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Michigan Community College
MMCC
MMOCC
Harrison
W B A Set For Open Meeting At Town and Country
The Women s Bowling Assn will hold an open meeting at Town and Country on August 20 at 7 30 p m with an executive board session at 7 00 p m prior.
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Women’s Bowling Assn
Town & Country
Clare County Delegates Convene at August Convention Meeting
Clare county delegates to the Democratic County Convention are called to meet August 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the County Building at Harrison for organizational business and planning.
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Clare County
Harrison
Local hero saves two at Shamrock Lake
Paul Koch of East Clara Bella Road is hailed for plunging into Shamrock Lake on August 4 to rescue a teenage girl and her mother who were drowning. Though unable to swim and fully dressed, Koch pulled both to safety without serious harm to any, joking about a 62 year old grandfather performing the feat.
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Paul Koch
E. Clarabella Road
Shamrock Lake
Koch
Alma Division safety record near five-year mark
Consumers Power's Alma Division celebrated four years without lost time accidents before a tree trimmer's broken leg in Big Rapids halted the streak 48 hours before a planned five-year milestone. Spokesman C J Allen praised employee cooperation and urged starting a new five-year span.
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Consumers Power
Alma Division
Big Rapids
Glare Area
C.J
Fritz) Allen
Clare police vow serious action over vandalism wave
Clare police describe the vandalism as crimes not pranks. Chief Elly Tice says tampering damaged the patrol car and draining Lake Shamrock by opening hydrants could endanger emergencies. Detectives will seek felony warrants for at least two offenses as investigations continue.
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Clare
Elly Tice
Lake Shamrock
Clare Police Department
Michigan Proposes Easier Fishing Rules Statewide
The Michigan Conservation Department outlined 1969 proposals to simplify fishing rules. Highlights include ending the Great Lakes trout and salmon closed season, extending inland trout season to September 30, standardizing creel limits at five for trout and salmon as well as pike walleye sauger and black bass, and a 10 inch minimum for most trout with 7 inches for brook trout. A muskellunge and lake trout spearing ban is proposed to protect vulnerable populations.
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Dave Borgeson
Conservation Department
Michigan
Borgeson
Great Lakes
Department Fisheries
Department
Police Solve Two Break In Thefts Here
Police resolved two break in cases with swift arrests and a sought suspect. Coleman and Clare youths were charged in the Logan's Mobil robbery in Clare, where over 100 dollars was stolen. At Fullerton's Garage a back door glass was broken and tools valued around 200 dollars were taken. tools were later found in Fairgrove Michigan as authorities pursue a second suspect who fled and faces a warrant.
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Coleman
Clare
Logan
Mobil
Fullerton
McEwan Street
Fairgrove
Mich
Agnew Attracts Little Excitement In 1968 Convention Analysis
Richard Milliman president of Northern Communications offers observer notes from the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. He notes less intensity than 1964 and questions Gov. Agnew as running mate, suggesting doubts about his asset value and possible deals with southern delegates.
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Richard Milliman
Northern Communications, Inc
Clare Sentinel
Crawford County Avalanche
Osceola Country Herald
the Sentinel
Miami Beach
San Francisco
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Miami
Nixon
Rockefeller
Reagan
Sue
Vietnam
Gov. Agnew
Agnew
Sen. Thur~ Mond
South Carolina
South
Anagosto
New Firm Locates Here In Clare
Clare Chamber of Commerce reports S.E. Polymers Inc moving into 307 Maple in a 12 thousand square foot building vacated by Clare Fabricated Plastics. The firm will manufacture plastic fibers for the textile industry. Directors and officers include J H Ericsson and J E Schuetz, both with Dow Chemical backgrounds.
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Ken Barnes
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Maple
Clare Fabricated Plastics
S.E. Polymers, Inc
Francis Loomis
Dow Chemical
J.H. Ericsson
Dow
J. E. Schuetz
Chemical Research
Farwell District OKs 3-Mill Tax
Farwell Area School District voters approved a five year 3-mill operating levy by 278 to 192 with 5 spoiled ballots. Precinct 1 led with 206 yes 72 no, precinct 2 55 yes 67 no, precinct 3 17 yes 53 no. Board thanked supporters and awarded bids on lunch milk gas fuel and insurance.
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Farwell
Farwell Area
Surrey
Grant
Gilmore
Nottowa
Vernon
Garfield
Lincoln- Freeman
the Board of Education
Higgins Bros
Standard Oil
Lake School Fuelgas Co
Farwell Ins
New Manager Named at Loomis Machine Clare Plant
Gerald Green is appointed manager of the entire machine shop operation at Loomis Machine Co in Clare after a personnel shift earlier this month He oversees all production and manufacturing Robert L Coakley moves to Milwaukee Wis with Rite Hite Inc owner of Loomis Coakley will divide attention between Rite Hite and American Dock Bridge Co in Milwaukee Recently acquired by Rite Hite Neilan Cradit Rite Hite vice president remains as managing executive Loomis Machine states no planned personnel reductions or scheduled work changes
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T. Gerald Green
Loomis Machine Co
Clare
Robert L. Coakley
Milwaukee
Wis
Rite Hite, Inc
Loomis Machine
Coakley
Rite Hite
American Dock Bridge Co
Neilan Cradit
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al Nystrom
Bob Simons
Mike Florian
Sentinel
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Cadillac
Clare County Fair
Jeannine Belle
Bolle
Jeannine
Walt Bolle
Guys & Dollis
Board of Education
T. G. Green
Bob Cimmerer
Art Clare
Bill Schaeffer
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