Snowmobiling stir in Michigan prompts calls for regulation
The Clare Sentinel notes snowmobiling grows to a national $150 million industry with about 75 000 machines in Michigan by winter end. It cites police complaints on highways and to pine plantations, plus concerns over noise and burglaries as officials push for registration rules and safety standards.
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Michigan
Bryce Grey
See
Historic Clare election delayed for charter changes
A February 1948 notice shows Clare voters postponing a home rule and city commission question to the April regular election after Michigan Governor Sigler requested technical charter changes. It also notes local honors for Bill Campbell and tree trimming by Consumers Power, plus several community items.
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Clare
Michigan
Kim Sigler
Bill Campbell
Clare High
Detroit Times
Consumers Power
Farwell
D.A.R
Clare High School
Betty Hutchinson
Rosebush
Isabella County
Landon
Harrison
Svenaker
Pleasant
Kalkaska
Ann Arbor
School News Roundup From Mrs Hainly’s Fifth Grade
News from Mrs Hainly's 5th grade notes a school event on Tuesday February 2 with a student activity and classroom updates. It mentions participants and aims to share progress and upcoming assignments.
County temperance leagues urged for dry Sundays
Clare county temperance workers are urged to organize law and order leagues to promote dry Sundays following recent ordinations in Detroit Grand Rapids Traverse City and Bay City.
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Clare ‘County
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Bay City
1968 Student Officers Elected and Class Basketball Score
In the second semester 1968 officers were chosen with Penny Humphrey as President Gary Hildebrand as Vice President Mark Rodabaugh as Secretary and Mark Salbert as Room Representative. Desks moved with boys on one side and girls on the other. Seven children from each of four grades form the room combining Miss House Mrs Shively Mrs Purdue and Mrs Whitford. Last week Miss House and Mrs Whitford rooms played basketball boys only with Miss House winning 10 to 7.
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Penny Humphrey
Gary Hildebrand
Mark Rodabaugh
Mark Salbert
Miss House
Choir practice Thursday at the church announced
H Brown Corners notes a choir practice for Thursday evening at the church. Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. William Walter and several local families attend Farmers Week at Michigan State University earlier in the week.
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William Walter
Michigan State University
Donald Lloyd
Louis Slater
Bard
Frank Good
Tim
Bay City
Vesta Lower
William Warner
Duane Dysinger
Thelma Robinette
Pearl Newman
Harold Newman
Saginaw
Gene Newman
New Lothrop
Albert
Mt. Morris
Burdt
Flint
William Walters
David Walters
Mr. Morris
Edward Magnus, Jr
Fred
Maredda
Dick Kleinhardt
Jim Walter
Donald Armentrout
Clarence Lamphere
Midland
Janet’ Carey
Jack Kleinhardt
Larry Kleinhardt
Dorthy Garver
Ernest Kleinhardt
Rural tax incentives to spur small town job growth proposed
The piece argues population shift toward cities threatens rural America. It cites Joe Evins plan to use private investment and tax incentives to fund rural plants with at least 20 employees, reducing urban migration without new government spending. It criticizes the War on Poverty as inadequate to address root causes.
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America
National Federation
Aiss
State Police To Inspect School Buses
Michigan State Police will resume inspection of about 8 500 public school buses transporting 700 000 children over 72 million miles annually. Inspections cover brakes horns lights steering and related safety features from February 5 through March 1.
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James Palmer
Palmer
Michigan State Police
Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ira
Frederick Davids
Polley
Norcutt Twins Spark Michigan State Foil Team
Gary and Larry Norcutt, rising juniors at Michigan State, vie in foil for the fencing squad while pursuing electrical engineering. The Clare, Iowa natives, products of Glare Public High School class of 1965, have records against Oakland University with Gary at 1-2 and Larry at 1-1, both noted for their strength and teamwork.
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Norcutt Twins
Gary
Larry
Michigan State
Michigan ‘State
Oakland University
TV Science Club Enrollments Open for Local Youth
Clare county youths in grades four through six can join the 4-H TV Science Club airing Saturdays at 1 30 p m on WWTV Cadillac. Extension agent Jack Worthington notes the program covers plant and animal life astronomy archaeology physics and more with club leader Jim Culver guiding activities. Interested children age about ten may receive a project manual by sending name age address and county to 4-H TV Club Michigan State University East Lansing Michigan 48823.
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WWTV
Cadillac
Jack Worthington
Jim Culver
4-H TV Club
4-H
Michigan
State University
Lansing
Your County
Michigan State University
Planning Meals Ahead To Cut Repetition And Costs
Planning meals for a week in advance saves time and money and avoids dreary repetition. Start with main dishes, balance foods by groups, and plan color texture and temperature for appeal while keeping flexible to seize good buys.
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