Small Increase In Fire Loss In Michigan 1968 Damages
Forest and grass fires cost Michigan landowners about 135 700 in 1968 up from the prior year. Personal property losses totaled 53 600, saw timber 51 000, real property improvements 18 200, Grovgar timber 9 225, and wildlife habitat and recreational facilities 2 200. The estimate covers tangible damage and notes lack of standards for scenic value losses.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Draft To Men At Ag
Beginning July 1 this year most 18 year olds will take their mental and physical examination when they reach the draft-registration age. Potential draftees currently await results at about age 22. The program stems from a Presidential Task Force report and offers voluntary counseling and training for those who fail the tests.
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Washington
ANF
City League Bowling Scores February 3 1964
February 3 1964 city league results list Bryant's Mobil Service Clare Sentinel Schaeffer's Dairy Bar Lower's Grocery Rockwood Bar Foodtown Grocery Clare Lean Co Parkview Hotel with high games Ross Lang 230 Steve Vance 214 Frank Vorce 210 and high series Ross Lang 599 Le Frisby 577 Don Spicer 565.
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Bryant's Mobil Service
Clare Sentinel
Schaeffer’s Dairy Bar
Lower's
Rockwood Bar
Foodtown
Clare Lean Co
Parkview Hotel
Ross Lang
Steve Vance
Frank Vorce
le Frisby
Don Spicer
Junior League Night Notes and Top Scores
February 8, 1964 junior and senior division results show Mich Bel Telephone 20 Band Box Cleaners 17% Holley Carburetor Co. 10% Log Cabin Grocery 11% Ardis Nursing Home 17. High games list Mark Ardis 166 Mike Skinner 165 Nancy Dysinger 170 Beverly Martz 144. High series Mike Skinner 426 Albert Cruden 407 Nancy Dysinger 419 Sheila Haring 376.
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Men’s League
Welded Construction Co
Firebirds
J. Meinek
Bidr
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Log Cabin Grocery
Twin Elms
Johnston Elevator
Rockcrete
Hendrie’s Packing House
Citizens Bank
Clare Furniture Co
Lelter Lumber Co
Beaver Toot
Hill Top Bar
Thurston Funeral Home
Harrison Gas & Oil
Jim’s A & W Coker Funeral Home
Methodist
Witbeck’s
IGA
Leona Elsten
Pete Brown
Mason
J. Thayer
Larry Sheland
Lorenz
Bob Turner
C. Lorenziat High
Sescae
Bonham’s
Lone Pine
Town & Country
Marble Auto Collision
Bruckart Motor Sales
Ford-O-Matics
LeRoy’s Marathon Everts Jewelers
Band Box Cleaners
Nesbitt’s Orange
Beaver
the Farwell News
Corky’s
Ulrich Standard Service
Green’s Shoes
Q Holley
Bonnie Batder
Fran Carncross
Connie McNerney
Bonnie Bauder
Jo Raymond
Pts
Mich
Bel Telephone
Ardis Nursing Home
Holley Carburetor Co
Flower’s Drugs
Mark Ardis
Mike Skinner
Nancy Dysinger
Beverly Martz
Albert Cruden
Sheila Haring
Fort Sam Houston shifts 1964 CISM Modern Pentathlon dates
Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio announces new schedule for the 1964 CISM Modern Pentathlon Championships moving the event from May 16-20 to May 9-13. The competition remains five events riding fencing swimming shooting and cross country running.
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San Antonio
Birth of a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Jr
Lake News notes the birth of a daughter named Billy-Jo to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Jr Currently stationed in Hawaii, the infant weighed seven pounds eight and a half ounces The father sails with the fleet for several weeks. Other items mention hospital observations anniversaries travel and social visits across the community.
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Charles Smith Jr
Billy-Jo
Hawaii
Godfrey Beck
Calvin
Saginaw D.A.V. Hospital
C.L. McGrain
Clyde
Roy Bartell
Jerdeena Tryon
Jennie Muir
Charles Tryon
Harrison
Kenneth Rube
Randy
Ray Clark
Clare General Hospital
Fred
Marjorie Schaffee
Farwell
Patricia Ankney
Gerald Mertens
Grand Rapids
Fredrick Scott
Florida
Gary
Mark Tryon
Douglas
Stewart Scott
Wayne Scott
Plymouth
Piper Planes For Fighting Forest Fires
The Conservation Department adds four Piper Pawnee planes from the U S government to its growing air fleet for fire detection and suppression. The aircraft, with 800 pound load capacity, come with 100 gallons of fire-stopping solution and $5 000 in spare parts at no cost to the state under the Clarke McNary cooperative program. They will be modified at Gaylord and used from bases in Marquette Roscommon Lansing Newberry Gladwin and Gaylord with home bases yet to be set.
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U.S
Clarke McNary
Ocala
Florida
Gaylord
Piper Pawnees
Marquette Roscommon
Lansing
Newberry
Gladwin
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