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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
3
For sale at Grove Bros downtown shopping center a display of new Simplicity spring patterns. Also 212 Polaris Snow Travelers just received and available for viewing at Magnus Tractor Sales eight miles north of Clare on old U.S. 27.
The Board of Supervisors enacts Ordinance No 1 to regulate private ambulances in Clare County. The ordinance defines ambulance as any privately owned vehicle used to transport the wounded ill or dead, including emergency vehicles but excluding funeral coaches.
Colonville residents celebrate Queen And rea Clute as Clare County Queen Miss Marlene Strouse on semester vacation with parents Sally Sanborn visits Marlene Strouse Brenda Randle to Shrine Circus in Saginaw Bill Randle seeks to recover stolen pickup from Springfield Illinois Queen's Ball attendance by Bob and Christine Clute Charles Eschenweck and Vina Garcon visit Evart families Albert Henschele admitted to Mt. Pleasant Hospital Sheila Harpster visited Henry Teale home David and Dolores Dyke hosts for Sunday dinner with Leon Dyke Farwell. Valentine wishes flow for Colonville Secret Pal Club Veterans Hospital and Sharlow Rest Home friends hearing from neighbors Weather note ends.
Veteran Perry Como announcer Frank Gallop and Frank Blair headline a TV test. The Road West features Doug McClure Peter Brown and Andrew Prine. Gene Rayburn and Jack Paar star on Match Game with Bill Layden. Laredo includes Joe E. Brown. Disney film Moon Spinners stars Hayley Mills Susan Hill and Ann Southern.
The ordinance sets license requirements for ambulance operators in Clare County. It outlines applications to include owner details, vehicle specs, operation locations, and necessary information. A $25 060 annual license fee is required, with a 30 day investigation by Licensing Officials to determine public convenience, financial responsibility, equipment, rates, traffic impact, insurance, and applicant fitness. The Officials will inspect and certify health and sanitation suitability of vehicles and premises.
The ordinance outlines insurance requirements for ambulances owned or leased, transfer rules between vehicles with a $1 transfer fee, and licensing standards for drivers and attendants. Applicants must be 21, medically fit, English literate, clean in appearance, and knowledgeable in first aid, with detailed personal history in applications.
The Clare County Board of Supervisors on January 25 1967 adopted an ambulance ordinance requiring applicants for licenses to submit affidavits of character two recent photographs and noting duty to report ambulance activity to the County Sheriff's Department within set time frames Violations carry a 50 fine or up to 30 days in jail The measure passed with no opposing votes in Harrison Michigan.
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