Lake George Man Found Guilty On Assault Charge
William Ronald Fab ener, 19, of Box 54 Lake George, pled not guilty to assault and battery and malicious destruction. Bond set at $200 and continued. trial date to be set.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1972
Page
9
William Ronald Fab ener, 19, of Box 54 Lake George, pled not guilty to assault and battery and malicious destruction. Bond set at $200 and continued. trial date to be set.
A Lake George man pled guilty in 80th District Court to driving with a suspended license before Judge Jon Ringleberg on January 14. Others pleaded guilty or not guilty to charges including DUI, entering without permission, assault and battery, and furnishing insufficient funds checks, with various fines, bonds, and trial dates set.
The University of Michigan Real Estate Program offers Real Estate Business I at Ferris State College. The 11 week course runs Mondays from 7 to 10 p.m. beginning Jan 31 in room 211, Business Building. Registration is at the classroom or through the Grand Rapids extension center.
Dr John Weitzel named chairman and medical director of Clare Osteopathic Hospital for the year with Dr Elmer Sharlow as vice chairman and Dr Sigmund Rostek as secretary treasurer. Richard J DeVries of Grand Rapids lectures on a real estate certificate program offered through the University of Michigan Extension Service.
Congressman Elford A. Gederberg’s liaison Ronald W. Stolz will visit Harrison at the county courthouse Friday Feb 4 from 4 to 5 PM and again Wednesday Feb 23 from 3 PM to ? PM. Citizens with federal agency issues are urged to bring identifying documents.
Harry Brokering of Clare was named to the Western University dean list. To qualify a student must complete at least 14 hours of class work and maintain a GPA of 3.5.
A. J. Doherty of Clare owner of Doherty Motor Hotel and Gateway Motel and Restaurant joins the 12 member board of Cit izgens Bank and Trust Company at the annual shareholders meeting. Board members include several Midland and Clare executives led by Richard R. Todd and Frank T. LaGoe with year end assets at 33.86 million, loans up 20.8 percent, capital funds up 12.59 percent.
Rosebush Chamber of Commerce held a meeting at Covey Snack Bar with new officers Herb Flaharty president and Larry Covey vice president. The Rosebush Presbyterian Women elected Bertha Flaharty president and hosted a dessert lunch. House guests, anniversary observances, and travel notes fill this roundup of local activities.
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority produced 14 single family dwellings in Clare County in 1971. The homes were designed to sell to buyers with yearly incomes between 4000 and 9000 dollars. Executive director William G. Rosenberg stated the authority has a financing and construction system to meet critical housing needs in the state.
Zig Ziglar from Augusta Georgia will speak at MMCC Auditorium on Thursday January 27 at 8 PM about motivation human potential and the American free enterprise system. The talk adds to a nationwide emphasis on salesmanship and personal development.
The January Dining Out in Michigan column names Hotel Doherty in Clare White House across from it and Town and Country Lounge as three of a dozen good en route eateries. It notes Dick Grove runs Town and Country Lounge and cites other spots like Pine Knob Clarkston Sheraton Motor Inn Bay City Old Hickory House Midland Sugar Bowl Gaylord McGuire's Motel Sun n Snow Motel Cadillac Sands Marina Cadillac and Park Place Hotel Traverse City.
The Garfield Memorial Library will be closed Friday January 28 to complete accumulated technical processing. Both librarians will be on site to handle emergencies and the library will reopen for regular use Saturday January 29.
The Clare City Police investigated 77 complaints and made three arrests from Jan 17 to 23. One accident was investigated along with a snowmobile complaint. Officers located five persons, handled one attempted death by own action, and responded to one bar fight. Two dog complaints and one assist to the Clare County Sheriff's Department were recorded, plus two assists to Isabella County Civil Defense Network tests. Officers aided two funerals and helped stop a train.
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