Rebate programs boost dealer traffic across Clare area
Clare dealers report mixed results from the four major companies rebates. Gateway Chrysler has sold five cars and notes a market rejuvenation, while Benchley Brothers reports higher floor traffic with few rebate sales. Gateway Ford says traffic tripled and 15 new cars sold since the program began. Other dealers report minimal direct gains, as overall market conditions improve amid the auto slump offset by hoped market revival.
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CLARE
Clare County Automobile
Eric Erickson
Gateway Chrysler, Inc
W. Sth Street
Gateway Chrysler
Erickson
Rev Benchley
Benchley Brothers, Inc
McEwan
Benchley
Gateway
Ford
Giles Anderson resigns from Clare Police Department
Clare patrol officer Giles Anderson announces resignation from the Clare Police Department effective February 13 1975 after accepting a higher paying management post with a local industry. He joined auxiliary force in 1969, became part time in 1970 and full time in 1972. He is 37 and lives at 5340 E Adams.
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Clare
Giles Anderson
Clare Police Department
City of
Anderson
E. Adams
Larcenies and vandalism surge as arrests drop in Clare year
Clare Police report 1974 totalling 4 422 complaints and 938 arrests down from 4984 and 1073. Chief Elly Tice credits preventative enforcement and patrol focus on buildings, though vandalism larcenies and bad checks nearly doubled. Detailed figures cover messages, Civil Defense tests, patrol miles, and property values.
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Clare
Clare Police Department
Elly Tice
Tice
County Receives CETA Funds For Clare County
The U S Department of Labor regional office notifies Clare County to implement CETA Title VI on schedule. Interim funds of 65799 dollars with a total estimated 207264 dollars will support education highway maintenance parks and local government projects through February 9 1976. About 60 individuals are to be served with a six position target by January 31. Comments may be directed to County Administrator Stanley Oman at the Harrison County Courthouse February 5 and February 7 from 9 PM to noon. phone 539 7436.
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Doherty Motor Hotel
Clare
Gloria Ulrich
Connie Barnes
Pat Demarest
Sara Higginbottom
Betty Haggert
Dana Everden
Fran Wellman
Peggy Roller
Sally Henderson
Cheryl Fleetham
Shirley Behan
Sue Sherman
Mary Laskowski
Marjorie Robinson
Central Michigan University
Karen Johnson
Kathy Mihalyff
Clare County March of Dimes
Anne Zubulake
William Mason
Saginaw General Hospital
Harrison
Department of Labor
Clare County
Department of Natural Resources
Stanley Oman
Clare High School Announces Hot Lunch Program
Clare Public Schools will open a hot lunch program for grades nine through twelve starting Monday February 3. Demand in elementary grades prompted extra equipment purchase. Lunch is 40 cents daily milk included, with milk 5 cents if bringing own lunch. Weekly tickets cost $2 or 40 cents per day. Reduced and free meals available. qualification chart on Page 14.
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Clare
Clare Public
Clare Public Schools
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Don Fernelius
Gateway Ford, Inc
Lois Simmons
Citizen’s Bank & Trust Company
Jim Brinkerhoff
Bernie Davison
McGuire Chevrolet-Pontiac, Inc
Us-10
McGuire Chevrolet- Pontiac
Davison
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
American Motors
Police Department
The
Department
Giles C. Anderson
Fraternal Order of Police Association
Clare Police
West - Clare
Sadie Gingery
Winegar’s Trading Post
Gladwin
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