Home Health Services Expanded by District Seven
Health District Seven is certified by the federal DHHS to offer Home Health Services. Dr. Irwin C. Sweet, M D, directs the program which provides skilled nursing at patients homes on an hourly visiting basis and is administered under the patient’s private physician. A $6 per visit charge applies and no one is denied service for inability to pay. Eight aides are trained to assist under nurse supervision when needed.
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Health District Seven
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Irwin C. Sweet
Department
Sweet
Health Department
Farm Rental Agreements Provide Mutual Benefit Says Expert
George C. MacQueen notes a Michigan Extension Service Bulletin on farm leases aids landlords and tenants. Prof. E B Hill from Michigan State University prepared it, stressing clear written leases and regular farm visits to prevent conflicts and ensure fair returns. The bulletin is free at the County Extension office.
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George C. MacQueen
Clare
County Extension Agricultural
Michigan Extension Service
E.B. Hill
Department of Agricultural Economics
Michigan State University
Hill
County Extension Office
Clare Osteopathic Hospital annual meeting called for January 10
The annual corporate meeting of Clare Osteopathic Hospital Inc is scheduled for January 10. Directors and shareholders are to attend at the corporate offices for official proceedings and routine resolutions.
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Clare Osteopathic Hospital, Inc
Accidental Shot Fatal To Coleman Man
Ronald A. Lincoln 20, a Coleman father of two, died of a gunshot wound after a 12:30 a.m. incident at 316 W Washington in Coleman. State Police said the wound was accidental and autopsy results pending at Midland. He died en route to Clare Osteopathic Hospital.
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Coleman
Ronald A. Lincoln
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
W. Washington Street
Lincoln
Beef Feeders Course Offered In Alma
Michigan Cooperative Extension Service continues five day training for cattle feeders in January February and March. Alma College hosts sessions February 16 28 and March 2 9 16 with five hour programs starting at 10 a m. MSU department staff aid alongside local agents. details from Harrison Mt Pleasant Gladwin counties extension offices.
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Michigan Cooperative Extension Service
Michigan
Louie Webb
Isabella County Extension
Alma College
MSU
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Gladwin
Lagoon Start Work Near Clare For Travel Center
Construction begins on a drainage lagoon two miles north of Clare to serve the Travel Information Center area on US 27 Freeway. The $43,160 project is state funded under the Department of State Highways and is built by Hallenback Construction Company of Mason, with completion planned for August 1967.
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Clare
Travel Information Center
Department of State Highways
Hallenback Construction Company
Mason
Becomes Eagle Scout In Honor Ceremony
Gary Paesens a Farwell Boy Scout troop member becomes Eagle Scout in a Monday Farwell High School library ceremony. E T Ball was absent. Harold Elenbaas presented the rank. The ceremony highlighted Gary's completion of 21 merit badges and outstanding scout participation. The event occurred before parents and local leaders in Clare and Isabella Counties. The district chairman presided. The December Cub Scout meeting featured awards for Bobcat Wolf and Bear ranks and The Pinewood Derby is planned for January 25 at the high school cafeteria.
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Gary Paesens
Farwell
Farwell High School
Ervin Lamb
Gary
Farwell Boy Scout
Asst
Erevin Lamb
Terry Bradley
Lavern Halstead
Harold Elenbaas
Coleman
Duane Hagan
Den 3
John Bradley
Mark Dizek
James Smallwood
David Harless
Daniel Long
Jeff Lewis
Paul Swantek
Gold Arrow
Wolf
Ted Bailer
Bear
Sam Aultman
William Lewis
Lewis
Den 6
Santa
Den 2
Cubmaster Hagon
St. Nick
Rail Freight Train Derails Near Lake Causes Heavy Damage
Several cars of a C and O freight derailed near Lake tearing up a double track and scattering wreckage along the right of way. No serious injuries, but damage was heavy. Traffic halted as crews cleared and re laid rails on Tuesday of this week.
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Lake
Fire Destroys Farwell Home Leaves 10 Children Homeless
Mrs. Florabell Marshall and her ten children escaped a Maple Grove Road blaze in Farwell that left the house a total loss. Fire Chief Don Lloyd said the call came around 5:00 a.m. and neighbors report the family was awakened by their dog. The family is staying with their brother James Wilds on South Road, while community donations arrive to aid with food clothing and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florabell Marshall
Farwell
Don Lloyd
John Utley
Pure Oi
Lloyd
Utley
Maple Grove Road
Lloyd’s
Marshall
James Wilds
South Road
Jerome Flood Jr Injured In Serious Car Crash Near Rosebush
Jerome Flood Jr a 16 year old Clare High student suffered severe injuries when the car he rode in spun off Old U S 27 one and a half miles north of Rosebush at 11:00 a m on December 28. His 17 year old driver Ronald Schrank escaped with minor injuries.
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Jerome Flood, Jr
Jerome Flood
E. Herrick
Rosebush
Old
U.S
Jerome
the Sentinel
Ann Arbor
Ronald Schrank
Ronald
Clare High School
Price rise eyed for Michigan dairy 1967
Michigan dairy farmers show early signs of recovery from low wholesale milk prices in 1964 and 1965. Extension economist L H Brown of Michigan State University predicts 1967 prices will run about 80 to 90 cents per hundredweight higher than 1964.
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Michigan
L.H
Hi) Brown
Michigan State University Extension
Vehicle Safety Inspections in Michigan Highlight Major Repairs
Officials from the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police report that over 30 000 vehicle inspections show more than two thirds require repairs on major safety items. Defective lights tires exhaust systems and windshields top the unsafe list with winter driving risk.
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Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police
CHS Debate Club Featured in Town and Country Program
Aid argued Tuesday evening the CHS Debate Club was featured in the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority's program at the Town and Country. Debaters on the negative side were Bill Mogg and Roxanna Hiles. Leonard Erickson and Charles Knickerbocker debated affirmative, noting an unsafe driving violation observed by an officer. Several hundred thousand vehicles are expected to be inspected through February 11, with materials funded by Traffic Safety For Michigan. Officials of the Michigan Police view the initial returns as evidence of neglect on vehicle condition and driving behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Sheriff's
CHS
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bill Mogg
Roxanna Hiles
Leonard Erickson
Charles Knickerbocker
Traffic Safety For Michigan, Inc
Highway Traffic Safety Center
Michigan State University
Continuing Education Service
Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police
Falling Through Ice A Tenderfoot Trick
Conservation Department warns Michigan anglers and skaters to avoid thin ice on southern lakes while northern waters show safer but still risky conditions. Officials cite last year's 19 fatalities and say four inches of ice is generally safe for foot travel only with no dark spots or discolored snow. The Handbooks for Ice Fishermen are available free through the Lansing Publications Room.
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The
Conservation Department
Michigan
James Hadley
Lansing
Fire disrupts early morning house scene in Farwell
A house blaze at 5 in the morning drew attention across Farwell. Contributors help at the VFW Hall on M-115, the Farwell Town Hall, and K and D Furniture in Farwell with Cotter's building at 1200 North McEwan noted. Clothing sizes listed range from two to 34. boys wear size 18.
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Farwell
VFW Hall
M-115
Farwell Town Hall
K & D Furniture
Cotter
North McEwan
ASCS reports 1966 county program payments total
A Clare County bulletin from ASCS shows 1966 program payments totaling 216,566 dollars. Details include 33,768 for ACP practices cost sharing, 98,535 for feed grain diversion and price support, 5,737 for wool, 28,552 for wheat certificates, 18,918 for wheat diversion, 21,343 for Soil Bank conservation, and 9,713 for Cropland Adjustment. Floren Pudway, county chairman, returned from state workshops. orientation meetings for committees will be held soon.
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Clare County
ASCS
Conservation Reserve
the Soil Bank
Floren Pudway
Youth Group Seeks Young Adult Members Through Sentinel Feature
The YOAN director in New York thanked The Sentinel for coverage of a Coleman Study Club program with a speaker from an organization. YOAN aims to reach prospective members aged 18 to 24 and may appear again in the For and About Teenagers column.
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the Sentinel
Youth of All Nations
YOAN
New York
Sentinel
Clare Pioneers Face Cole man in Important Friday Clash
Clare travels to Coleman for a 8:00 p.m. US 10 Conference showdown aiming to stay atop the standings with Evart. Coleman, 0-2 in league play, seeks an upset as Clare’s JV and Coleman’s JV remain undefeated in four games.
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Clare Pioneers
Davis
Coleman Comets
Coleman
Pioneers
Farwell
Sanford- Meridian
Evart Wildcats
Evart
Comets
Gary Rayburn
Clare
Coleman JV
al Smith
Reed City
Clare Higham
Clare Varsity
Ewatt
World s oddest highway records collide in one list
A survey of unusual road facts highlights Mackinac Island M 85 ban on motorized traffic except emergencies, Tokyo traffic density on the Hollywood Freeway, the Dan Ryan and Dallas wide highways with 16 lanes, Bodpo La at 19412 feet and Bogo La at 19220 feet, and the 7.2 mile Mont Blanc tunnel plus 6.01 mile Kammon underwater tunnel linking Japan.
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Michigan
Mackinac Island
United Kingdom
United States
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Hollywood Harbor
U.S
Dallas
Chicago
Tibet
S.W. Sinkiang- Tibet
Mont Blac
Chamonix
France
Courmayeur
Italy
Valle d’ Aosta
Kammon
Shimonoshi
Honshu
Kyushu
Japan
WBA Clare Womans Bowling Association Meeting Set
The Clare Womans Bowling Association will meet at Hotel Doherty 5th Avenue Room at 7 30 p m January 11 to set up the association tournament. An executive board meeting will be held at 7 00 p m prior to the open association meeting in the same place.
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Clare Womans Bowling Association
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Dr. Sweet
Home Health
Clare Hospital
Alma
Gary Is
the Son
Mr. and
Mrs
Kerwin Parsens
Tim
Chief's Association
Aid
Ewart
Coyotes
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