Michigan Sheriff Posse backs Michelle Clark Fund
The Michigan Sheriff's Posse Association selected the Michelle Clark Fund as the 1974 Pony Express Ride beneficiary. The charity drive, to be held in Marion on June 1, is expected to raise about $3,000, boosting the fund to around $3,500. Members from Clare County include Sheriff Ray Lippold and others, with fund activity also featuring auctions, bake sales, and a spaghetti dinner in January.
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Clare
Michigan Sheriff's Posse Association
Corunna
Michelle Clark
Marion
Michigan
Posse Association
Posse
Clare County Posse
Ray Lippold
Bill Scanfield
Doug Walters
Floyd Schmid
WGRM
Citizen's Bank & Trust
Michelle
Ann Arbor
Michael Clark
E. Weidman Road
Mount Pleasant
James Perrine
McEwan
E. Ludington Drive
Clary
Marcia Datema
Town & Country
N. McEwan
Adules
Congregational Youth Fellowship
Plans announced for Clare Winter Sports Carnival and Chamber name change
The Clare Chamber of Commerce unveiled a three part plan including a January winter carnival schedule from the 24th to 26th with a ping pong tournament the 24th a Stag Night fish fry and speaker the 25th and a Shamrock Lake carnival the 26th plus a dinner dance. Board votes included relighting two highway signs and renaming the body to the Greater Clare Area Chamber of Commerce to reflect a broader membership.
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Clare
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vince DeMasi
Jack Winter
Greater
Clare Area
Garfield Memorial Library Extends Hours In Clare
Garfield Memorial Library in Clare votes to extend hours starting January 1 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The change, on a six month trial, aims to improve service after a four month survey. The library, donated by Sam Garfield and opened in 1962, serves about 5 941 patrons and is part of the Chippewa Library League.
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Harrison
Old State Avenue
Jay Reid
Joan Stucker
Sam Garfield
Chippewa Library League of
Central Michigan
Mount Pleasant
Feneley Named Temporary Assistant Principal in Clare
During a January 4 executive session the Clare Board of Education accepted the resignation of former assistant Ahagh school principal Dick Swan and named Ken Feneley to the post on a temporary basis. Feneley, 37, has taught instrumental music since 1967 and directs the Symphonic Band. The appointment runs through the current school year with a potential final staff review. Superintendent Richard Snyder praised Feneley as well qualified. Feneley previously taught at Mackinaw City Engadine and Gladwin and moved to Clare from Mount Pleasant in 1967. He was chosen from five candidates. The board also set the March 25 millage renewal election date for the 5.5 mill levy expiring with the current tax year.
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Clare
Clare Board of Education
Ahagh
Dick Swan
Ken Feneley
Feneley
Richard Snyder
Engadine High School
Central Michigan University
Mackinaw City
Engadine
Gladwin
Mount Pleasant
Clare Post Office Seeks Clerk and Carrier Examinations
Clare Post Office has begun examinations for clerk and carrier positions through February 13. Postmaster Laurence Jackson notes the exams will build a new register for potential openings, as the old one has expired after one year.
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Clare
Laurence Jackson
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WCRM
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Thomas Sheredy
E. Rosebush Drive
Rosebush
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Sheredy
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Alissa
Garfield Memorial Library
Dale Reiberg
Frank Lagoe
John Quinnan
Richard Allen
Gil Miller
Michigan Strate Library
Grant, Arthur, Hatton
Sheridan Townships
Art Greenamyer
Louisville
Kentucky
Clare Municipal
Courtney Bauer
Greenamyer
Snyder
Clare Post Office
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