Dick Swan Named Beal City High Principal
Dick Swan formerly an assistant principal at Clare resigns to become Beal City High School principal for grades 7 through 12 with about 375 students. He assumes duties Jan 2, replacing Robert Meyers who moved to Bearton. Board action expected later. Swan plans to relocate from Clare in spring.
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Clare
Dick Swan
Ansistant High School
Beal City High School
Swan
Robert J. Meyers
Beaserton
Indiana University
Michigan State University
Central Michigan University
Clare City Votes to Permanently Remove Parking Meters
City Commission on January 7 voted unanimously to permanently remove all parking meters. Meter removal follows a summer trial with two hour limits replaced by free day long permits for downtown merchants and employees, with 20 permits issued so far.
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Clare
Security checks being delivered in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant residents begin receiving supplemental security income checks as part of a national program. Federal payments start at 130 dollars for a single person and 195 dollars for a couple, with adjustments for existing public assistance. The Michigan Social Security office notes added state payments when needed and provides contact at 215 W Broadway, 773-9924.
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Mount Pleasant
Armand W. Ross
Ross
Michigan
Social Security Administration
Mount Pleasant Social Security
Broadway
Michelle Clark Trust Fund reaches 1290 toward 10000 goal
The Michelle Clark Trust Fund organized by WORM and Citi zen's Bank & Trust has raised 1290 in three weeks for the burn victim from early December. Funds cover hospital costs not insured by the family and events are planned including an American Carpet auction January 12 and bake sale.
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Clark
Michelle Clark
WORM
Citizen’s Bank & Trust
Ann Arbor
E. Ludington Drive
Clare
Secretarial Association Ratifies 2-Year Contract with Board of Education
The Clare Secretarial Association and Clare Board of Education ratified a two year contract covering the 1973-74 and 1974-75 school years with 18 full time secretaries and aides and seven part timers. Salaries rose 5 percent for secretarial clerical staff and 5.5 percent for aides. Sick leave, fringe benefits, and retirement provisions are included, with negotiations noted as smooth.
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CLARE
Clare Secretarial Association
Clare Board of Education
Gary Rayburn
Jack Winter
Arlene Peet
J.R. Gershon
Association
Mary Lou Phillips
Rose Musser
Glenda Waddington
Peggy Brown
Rayburn
Bargaining Unit Employee Benefits and Retirement Policy
The document outlines benefits for full-time staff including half of certain benefits for Gary Rayburn, a three week leave for married female members for child birth, and legal assistance under the Michigan School Code. It also grants two weeks summer vacation after one year and three weeks after ten years, with mandatory retirement on June following the 65th birthday.
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Beal City
Board of Education
Richard Snyder Ha
Donald Spencer
Bullock Creek
Ewatt
Elly Tice
Wilcox Parkway
McEwan Street
North Star Bus Lines
McEwan
Tice
6Th Street
Marathon
W. 3Th
Gulf
E. Sth
Boron
Union Stations
Fourth Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Beech
Social Security
Bur
al Schumm
Marcia Datema
Town & Country
N. McEwan
WCRM
Miss Datema
Muncie
Indiana
Chebanse, Tlinois
Secretarial Association
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