Tour Wednesday To Visit Isabella Dairy Operators
A reading tour for dairy operators and interested locals will visit three top Isabella County dairy farms. Hosts Ron Ervin and committee members with the county Extension Service will lead stops 10 miles west of Mt. Pleasant, at the Pasch brothers farm near Weidman, and the Leonard Parker farm near Beal City. A noon dinner at St. Philomena's Beal City will precede a talk by MSU Dairy Extension Specialist Don Hillman.
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Isabella County
Richard Stevens
James McDonald
Ronald Ervin
William Block
Raymond Fox
County Extension Service
Harry Densmore
Ron Ervin
Pickard Road
Mt. Pleasant
Ervin
DHIA
Pasch Brothers Farm
Weidman Road
Leonard Parker
Béal City
St. Philomena’s
Beal City
Don Hillman
MSU
East Lansing
Explorers Name Five Post Leaders
Twenty six Explorers and leaders attended the final training at Sid's restaurant Lake Michigan last month. Post 117 Lake Cham ber of Commerce had six members. Post 20 Mt. Pleasant Oddfellow five. Post 125 Clare Rotary 16. Presidents named: William Scott Lake Post 117 Jack Bauder Clare Post 125 Terry Meier Mt. Pleasant Post 202 Ted Scheall Mt. Pleasant Post 147 Ted Scheall Mt. Pleasant Mike Blizzard Post 203.
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Sid’s
Lake, Michigan
Jack Scheall
Lake Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Pleasant Oddfellow
Clare Rotary Club
William Scott
Lake
Jack Bauder
Clare
Terry Meier
Mt. Pleasant
Ted Scheall
Mike Blizzard
Church Union Topic For Annual Meet
The Rev Robert Harrison of Saginaw will speak on The United Church after Clare Congregational Churchs annual meeting on Sunday January 10. He will explain the new United Church of Christ formed by a union of two denominations and discuss its impact on local congregations. A potluck supper at 4 30 p m will precede group singing the annual business meeting and a showing of The Youngest Church. Harrison was a delegate to the 1959 General Synod.
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Robert Harrison
Saginaw
United Church
Clare Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
General Council of Congregatonal Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Uniting General Synod of the
Harrison
General Synod
First baby of 1960 born at Central Michigan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gerald Hein announce their son Duane born at 5 am on January 1 1960 at Central Michigan Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing eight pounds six ounces Parents believe he is the area’s first baby of the new year and year 1960.
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Gerald
Hein
Duane Gerald
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
New Look At Nature's Limitations in Michigan Water Use
Michigan faces growing water demand as population climbs toward 14 million users. Domestic municipal and agricultural needs rise while existing laws prove inadequate, prompting proposals for a blended surface water rights code combining use limits, timing allocations, and minimum flow protections.
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Michigan
Snow ordinance eyed by Clare City Commission
Clare City Commission last Monday urged an ordinance to ban dumping snow on city property or streets after removal from private property. The measure targets auto stations and motels that dump snow on street corners, while noting snow hauling facilities are taxed and private-property owners must dispose of their own snow.
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Clare’s
State highway plan to relocate US 27 through Clare County
The State Highway Department plans to relocate US 27 through Clare County starting February 7. City Manager Clarence Gunn met with department representative to review location of energy and underground utility installations and required relocations before construction. Gunn noted no concrete start date or contract details yet and discussed replacing a 15 inch sewer line with a 36 inch line near the planned interchange at US 10 and US 27. District forester L B Nugent was to confer with city officials.
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State Highway Department
Neoleet
Clare County
Clarence Gunn
Sen‘ergy
Gunn
Clare
Highway Department
L.B. Nugent
Brainwashing War Captives Topic Set For Clare Meeting
Members of the Clare County Ministerial Association will meet Tuesday January 12 at 10:00 a.m. at Clare Church of God corner West Sixth and Maple. Dr Donald Kilbourn of Central Michigan University will discuss Brainwashing of United States Soldiers Korea. A tape recorded address will be shared. A pot luck luncheon follows at noon.
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Clare County Ministerial Association
Clare Church of God
West Sixth
Maple Streets
Donald Kilbourn
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Kilbourn
United States
Korea
Dr. Kilbourn
Rebuilding M-30 Begins in Gladwin County
Work starts on a 448980 reconstruction of 14.3 miles of M-30 in Gladwin County. Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie notes the route runs north from M-61 and follows prior modernization of 11.8 miles south from M-61 to the county line as part of a program to upgrade gravel trunklines.
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Gladwin County
John C. Mackie
Gladwin - Midland County
Mackie
Enrollment opens Monday for Clare adult education classes
Clare announces sign up January 11 and 12 at 7 30 p m in the new high school for more than a dozen adult courses including new subjects Rock Hounds Boating Law and Driver Training Courses cost 3 50 each except Driver Training 25 with a ten student minimum per class Adults from any district may form groups and enroll with most classes meeting weekly for ten weeks
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New Clare High School
Genevieve Fleming
Robert Pinaire
E. C. Thompson
Dézelsky
Steve Bakita
Meri
Robert Sampbello
Clare
Robert McDaniel
Lee Sowle
Naoma Kigar
Esther Williams
Carleton Garthe
Joanne Wilox
James Dunlop
Doi Richardson
Gall
Evergreen
Fleming
New Housing For Farm Week Visitors At MSU In 1960
Two new motels have been built in the Lansing East Lansing area since last year adding at least 200 rooms for overnight visitors to the 1960 Farmers Week at Michigan State University February 1 to 5. Existing Kellogg Center and area hotels join the expanded lodging options for attendees.
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Michigan State University
Lansing
East Lansing
Kellogg Center
M.S.U
Hears Siren Finds Own Home Afire
Firefighters led by Bob Cimmiérer answered a second alarm to discover his own home afire when an oven connection loosened a stove flame while Mrs. Cimmerer prepared dinner. Neighbors shut off gas. damage deemed slight. Earlier, a tractor fire at Dull Farm Service caused about 500 dollars in damages.
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Bob Cimmiérer
Floyd Woodworth
Dull Farm Service
Woodworth
Leon Dull, Jr
McEwan
Change in Hours at Clare Postoffice
The Clare postoffice cuts window service by half an hour, new hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday starting January 11. Saturdays run 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Postmaster Francis Jackson says the change will improve service for patrons before work. The mail deadline shifts to 5:00 p.m., previously 5:30 p.m.
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Clare Postoffice
Francis Jackson
Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders plans annual meet
The Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders Association Board of Directors outlined plans for its annual meeting at their December 14 regular session. A supper at Orr Community Hall will precede the January 26 business meeting.
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Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders Association
James Barager
Orr
Courage to attain county equalization outlined by Brake
The Sentinel resumes a tax valuation series with Assessor John Hall and Supervisor Albert Haley weighing the need for a uniform basis for property value. D. Hale Brake explains county wide steps from township assessments to state equalization, stressing uniformity to prevent inequities in tax rolls.
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The
Sentinel
John Hall
Albert Haley
D. Hale
County Board of Supervisors
State ‘Board
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Isabella Dairy
Farwell
Hiram Gates
Church Union
Willy
Harold B. Hughes
Seventh and
Gladwin Co
ABA
Eeeee
D. Hale Brake
State Tax Commission
State Commission
Board of Supervisors
County Board’ ‘of Supervisors
State Board of Equalization
State ‘Board of Equalization
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