Latta Named Principal at Coleman Elementary School
Richard C. Latta was named principal of Coleman Community Elementary School at a Coleman Board of Education meeting on August 16 1968. He will begin duties August 19 after leaving Clarkston Community Schools. Latta holds a BS and an MA in Administration from Central Michigan University and has taught grades 5 through 9 plus remedial reading. Mrs Latta enjoys ceramics and sewing. their two boys are ages 5 and 6.
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Richard C. Latta
Coleman Community
Coleman Board of Education
Latta
Clarkston Community Schools
Coleman
Central Michigan University
Lucille
Marsha Demlow Crowned Miss Isabella County at Fair
The Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair opened with a large crowd on Tuesday night. Sixteen year old Marsha Demlow won Miss Isabella County, receiving a savings bond and special awards from the Fair Board and the chance to represent the county in the year ahead.
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Isabella County
Marsha Demlow
Picnic at Clare Nursing Home Draws 200 Attendees
On Sunday August 11 a picnic at Clare Nursing Home brought together 200 participants including patients, families, and staff. Elaine Burdo and Rueben Torres organized activities with support from Sixcap, Mrs Phil lips, and Coleman Methodist Church volunteers. The Isabella County Fair activities continued with livestock judging, horse and pony contests, and a large fireworks finale scheduled for Saturday night.
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Clare Nursing Home
Elaine Burdo
Sixcap
Phillips
Rueben
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County Fair
Michigan
Clare Public Schools Prepare for 1968 69 Term Amid Enrollments
The Clare district gears up for the new year with 1850 students and 82 staff. Open houses run late August with registration for new families and kindergarten. Daily schedule runs 9 30 to 3 30, lunch in three noon periods, and bus time adjustments due to route changes.
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Richard Snyder
Clare
Make It Safe For Swimmin
Local safety guidance urges homeowners with ponds to inspect and clear the area before permitting swimming. Remove trees stumps and debris and mark safe zones with ropes and buoys. Keep lifesaving devices like ring buoys and poles on hand and post warning signs at danger points.
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Webb
Land Sale Funds Disbursement Shifts to Michigan Counties
The Conservation Department reports almost 4000 dollars due to Clare and Isabella counties and about 45,000 dollars to 15 other counties in Michigan s northern Lower Peninsula from three public auctions in White Cloud Baldwin and Petoskey. Midland County leads with 14410 dollars followed by Newaygo with 7120 dollars.
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Treasuries
Clare
Isabella
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
White Cloud
Baldwin
Petoskey
Midland County
Newaygo County
Open House At MMCC Temporary Harrison Rooms
Mid Michigan Community College invites all interested residents to an Open House on September 8 1968 from 1 00 to 4 00 PM in the Clare County Building lower floor. Dr Eugene W Gillaspy president notes the Board and staff are pleased with temporary facilities and invite tours information and refreshments.
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Mid Michigan Community College
Eugene W. Gillaspy
Mid Michigan
Clare County
Gillaspy
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Fritz) Allen
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Sentinel
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Fitch
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The
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Scholastic Magazine
Ing
Jerry Hein
Clare Stockyards
CFD
Louie Webb
Isabella County Extension
Harrison
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