District Workshop Held In Harrison Michigan
The Northeast District Workshop met Wednesday June 24 at the Surrey House in Harrison with a coffee hour, led by new district president Mrs. Neil Stirling. Guests included Mrs. Charles K. Parkhurst and Mrs. James MacCaslin as district and state program leaders. The event promoted the federation themes Keep America Beautiful Better Government and Choose Life with discussions on voting, advocacy, and upcoming projects including the Girlstown unit at Belleville.
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Surrey House
Harrison
Neil Stirling
Lansing
William Klein
Bay City
Stirling
Charles K. Parkhurst
Okemus
State Federation
James MacCaslin
Kelleville
Girlstown Board
Robert Tope
Mt. Pleasant
Federation
Michigan
America
Parkhurst
Clare
Detroit
Women Welfare Representatives Explain WRO Functions
Three Lansing area representatives from the WRC explained the function and purposes of the WRO to interested persons this past weekend. They discussed aid for mothers from low income families and social security recipients who may qualify for county social services.
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County Social Services
Lansing Area
The
WRC
WRO
Sentinel Notice The Clare Sentinel offers free classifieds for students
The Clare Sentinel reports strong results from its month long free classified ads for local students. Advertisers are reminded the deadline for the July 8 issue is 5 PM Friday due to the July 4th holiday weekend.
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Clare Sentinel
the Sentinel
Sentinel
Clare
Students Honored At Ferris
Ferris State College named 1 274 students to its Academic Honors list for the past spring. To qualify a student must hold a B average with a full course load. Local honorees include Linda L. Erhart Ronald Neiderheide Dwight H Notter James P Strouse Earl W Friese Jr Paul L Durbin Ronald V Eno Ronald G Fanslau Larry E Roth John E McLane.
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Ferris State College
Clare County
Clare
Linda L. Erhart
Ronald Neiderheide
Dwight H. Notter
James P. Strouse
Farwell
John C
County guide shapes laws and zoning plans
A speaker described a county guiding approach that may include building codes zoning ordinances and other measures to determine residents needs and how to achieve them. The remarks framed governance as a process to determine desired outcomes rather than imposing strict rules.
Labor talks stall as Worldtronic plant sits idle in dispute
Contract talks continue into 1971 with no date set for a mediator meeting. Both sides face leadership splits while Worldtronic remains quiet and picket lines deter shipments as truckers largely honor the protest.
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Pagerness
Worldtronic
Ward
Clare’s Sidewalk Jamboree Highlights Weather and Parking Controversy
Clare’s Sidewalk Jamboree drew large crowds despite rain and threatening skies. Merchants faced complaints about crowd control and scarce parking as big city events drew shoppers, but overall final tally left vendors satisfied. A separate listing notes a four week Business Machines course at MMCC starting July 15 with 3 credits, tuition 30 dollars, contact Tom Nyquist, class meets 8 00 to 10 50 a.m.
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Clare
4Th Street
MMCC
Mid Michigan Community College
Tom Nyquist
Judge Strange Praises Rehabilitation Focus for Juvenile Court
Judge Strange praised the juvenile court program noting that most youths entering the court will be rehabilitated and become useful citizens. He described his reputation for prompt and fair handling as the key qualification for the new post.
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Strange
Beaverton Sets 4th of July Homecoming Events
Beaverton hosts its 24th annual Homecoming Celebration with a Tobacco River Muzzleloaders exhibition at 9 a.m. Ross Lake activities include children’s games at 10 a.m. boat races at 1 p.m. and a town parade at 7 p.m. The day ends with a square dance at 8 p.m. and a dusk fireworks show. The Homecoming Queen will be announced Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Beaverton High School Gym.
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Bank
Beaverton
Beaverton High School
Deaths in Kingston Mayville area include Cecil J Wilson
Cecil J Wilson 72 died June 28 at Caro Community Hospital after a ten day illness. Born May 7 1896 in Harwood Ontario he moved to Michigan circa 1910. He married Nella Russell in 1921 and was a farmer living in Kingston Mayville area. Survived by wife, son Ronnie, daughter Joanne, three grandchildren and a sister. Funeral July 2 at Stephenson Doherty with burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Agnes Casner learned of sister Ida Punches death with services held June 20 at Grace Lutheran Church.
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Cecil J. Wilson
Mayville
Caro
Harwood
Ontario
James
Ida Wilson
Michigan
Nella Russell
Kingston - Mayville
Wilson
Kingston Lodge
Nella
Ronnie of
Troy
Joanne Mildrum
Detroit
Edna Robinson
Port Huron
Stephenson- Doherty
Donald S. Winegar
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Agnes Casner
Ida Punches
Saginaw
Grace Lutheran Church
Casner
Wende
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McEwan
Tex Ferguson
Main ST
Farwell, Mich
Segar
Academy Barba Streisa A NO
Columba
Barbra Streisand
Omar Sharf
Kay Medford
Anne Fraass
Herbert Ross
Tule
Sray Stark Walla White
Hatte
William Wyler Ray Stark
Alee
Ferris
Justus
Py Schrot
Farwell High School
Young Mens Club
Strange Runs
Ryan
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Niven
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