Clare County Sheriff Report August 6 to 12
The Clare County Sheriff’s Department logged 14 complaints, with four personal injury and one property damage accidents. Three car deer crashes, 13 traffic tickets, 12 break ins, one prowler, five larcenies, one drunk and disorderly, one shoplifting report. Ten attempts to locate persons, 13 malicious destruction reports, three marine complaints and one marine ticket. One unlawful auto take, six animal complaints, one truck inspection, one runaway, 28 inmates in jail, one alarm and one ambulance call assist.
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Clare County
Birth of Jeffrey David Johnston
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston of Isabella Road on August. The child was named Jeffrey David. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston of Lake George and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner of Elsie.
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Joseph Johnston
Isabella Rd
Jeffrey David
William Johnston
Lake George
Charles Warner
Elsie
Clare names coach Bohannon to helm basketball program
Clare High School appointed Jon Bohannon a 1963 Adrian College graduate as head basketball coach and mathematics teacher. Bohannon comes from Flint Southwestern High School where he taught chemistry and assisted in basketball for six years after leading sports at Adrian Madison and Byron High Schools.
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Clare High School
Jon Bohannon
Adrian College
Clare
Flint Southwestern High School
Flint
Bohannon
Adrian Madison
Byron
Community notices from Saginaw and Clare area events
A series of local social updates lists families visiting, funerals, and gatherings in Saginaw, Marion, Portland and nearby areas. It notes Mrs. Robert Kaski and two boys at Kasper cottage, Willis Mosher funeral, visits to Mrs. Frieda Landers, Fred Wood family dinner, and several residents and guests at the Southwestern High School science program with Clare High School principal Don Spencer highlighting the North Central Association visitations. Bohannon earned a chemistry degree with math and literature minors, plus a Master of Education from Siena Heights College in 1967.
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Robert Kaski
Saginaw
Kasper Cottage
Ruby Wyman
Zoie Landers
Willis
Southwestern High School
Don Spencer
Clare
North Central Association
Visitation
Bohannon
Siena Heights College
Poll finds unemployment fears top public concerns
A state wide and Clare County survey by the Clare County Republican organization shows 52 percent view unemployment as the worst problem, with 31 percent naming taxes and 15 percent education funding. The telephone poll lasted about two weeks.
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Clare County
Clare
Letters to the Editor on Community Ideas and Flag Display
Readers propose Shamrock Park events and race fundraisers to boost Clare visitation, including a bike-a-thon and bike safari with crowds of hundreds. A Democratic official criticizes improper flag display at the Clare County fair, urging correct patriotic presentation and legal compliance.
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Shamrock Park
Dale White
White
Clare
Shamrock
Clare County
Isabella County
Bob Rebeka
Market Basket
Dick Redick
Republican Organization of
Clare County Fair
Fred Zender
Clare County Democratic Committee
Housing aid issued for West Michigan groups
The Greater Grand Rapids Housing Corporation receives a 76700 dollar HUD grant to provide technical assistance for nonprofit public and cooperative groups building housing for low and moderate income families and the elderly in 26 counties including Clare Allegan Kent and Muskegon. John Speh leads the program at GGRHC based in Grand Rapids. Call 616 459 6295 for details.
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HLD
Greater Grand Rapids Housing Corporation
GGRHC
Michigan
Clare
Allegan
Barry
Kent
Ionia
Ottawa
Muskegon
Montcalm
Gratier
Oceana
Newaygo
Mecosta
Isabella
Mason
Lake
Osceola
Manistee
Wexford
Missaukee
Kalkaska
Grand Traverse
Benzie
Leelanau
Antrim
Charlevoix
Emmet
John Speh
McKay Tower
Grand Rapids
Francis X. Fallon, Jr
Housing Corporation
Ggrhog
Falcon
Goreog
Lottery profits and school busing costs loom in Michigan
Lansing notes project Michigan lottery could gross over 1 million annually for general funds. Critics flag Judge Roth's integration plan as costly, estimating billions in education costs and $38 million Detroit debt, with 45 000 workers needing retraining.
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Roth
Lnless
Michigan
Army officers complete infantry and WAC basic training
Fr Benning Georgia Army Second Lt James F Prisk aged 24 son of Dr and Mrs Samuel J Prisk recently completed a nine week infantry officer basic course at the LS Army Infantry School Fr Benning Ga The course covered leadership personnel intelligence map and airphoto reading operations logistics tactical communications equipment and weapons Pvt Janet L Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald C Jenkins Rr Coleman McClellan Alabama completed eight weeks of basic training at the Women's Army Corps Center Fr McClellan Ala She trained with Company C of the WAC Training Battalion She is a 1971 graduate of Coleman High School Nancy Prisk lives in Farwell.
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McClellan
Ala
Janet L. Jenkins
Donald C. Jenkins
J. Coleman
Women’s Army Corps Center
Fr. McClellan
Pvt
Jenkins
WAC
Coleman High School
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Freddie Wood
Arthur Sheffield
Jeri Tau Knight
Mia
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Tom Bruce
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The
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L.A
Lansing
Massachusetts
Detroit
Stephen J. Roth
Derreis
Onis
Avai'alie
Lee Busses
James F. Prisk
Peoplovh
Sted
Mission Act
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Lynn Swindlehurst
Farm Bureau Insurance Group
Hayng
Loomis Garage
Remline Mechanic's Tool Chest
SUN
Hein-Warner
Henderson
Victor
Arco
Allen-Dwell
Hastings Ring Groove Cleaner
Amncow
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Paris
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