Tax Principle Fails in House Vote Over Income Tax
State Representative Russell E. Strange reports that the Democrat sponsored piggyback state income tax bill failed in the House by one vote out of 56. A reconsideration motion was likely, with signals the bill could be laid over a week. Republicans push to block a graduated tax amid shifting Michigan sentiment on the sales tax.
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Farwell School fight over LaVine firing continues
In Farwell a heated dispute surrounds the June dismissal of Superintendent William LaVine. Board secretary Dayton Brow says four members acted with responsible officials backing the move while LaVine avoids comment, planning to seek another posting as supporters rally.
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Clare City Halts Daytime Sprinkling
Clare city hall announces a water saving measure restricting lawn and garden sprinkling to the hours of 7 PM to 7 AM. Enforcement aims to conserve supplies during a dry period.
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June Child Conferences Schedule In Various Towns
The Tri-County health service announces monthly conferences for children. In Farwell on June 16 in the Agriculture room at Farwell school, Clare on June 16 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Clare city hall, and Harrison on June 19 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the courthouse.
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Graduate From Central Michigan University Class Headline
A class of more than 900 graduates will receive diplomas from Central Michigan University following the name change official on June 1 this year. Notable grads include Clare-LaRae Dull Birch er Neil M. Kajter Richard Lee Smith Alice Marie Walter Wilma Sharlow Vernon Andrews Richard G. Hose Dean Allen Presie David A. Prestott Fyrom Lake Katharine Corneil.
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Alice Marie Walter
Wilma Sharlow
Farwell
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Harrison
Dean Allen
Mrs Yeoman Re elected BPW Head At Clare Club Dinner
The Clare Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Ho tel Doherty in the Wedgewood room for a 6:30 dinner and meeting. Mrs Fannie Yeoman was re elected president with Ina Hammond as vice president and other officers installed. A new member induction welcomed Eleanor Seeley, Jean Jabour, Leong Boardman, Lavina Rowland, and Pauline Darnoth. A thank you note from School Nurse Irene Davy was read for the Shoe and Boot Fund.
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Claré
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Alma
Betty Frunk
Anchorage
Alaska
Grace Higelmire
Irene Davy
Eleanor Seeley
Jean Jabour
Leong Boardman
Lavina’ Rowland
Pauline. Darnoth
Churchill
Clare Club
Ina Hammond
Eunice Smith
Martha Gibbs
Fitness reform urged to curb weakness in society
University of Michigan official Earle F Zeigler argues many people lack strength to carry out daily tasks due to under training and weight. He urges continued school physical education and lifelong conditioning to preserve endurance and a sound mind in a sound body.
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Earle F. Zeigler
University of Michigan
Rosebush School District OKs Bond for New Additions
In Rosebush Michigan the school district approved a 155000 borrowing plan to finance a building addition including five new classrooms a library facilities an assembly hall cafeteria kitchen and admin offices after two ballot questions passed 228 to 133 and 225 to 134 respectively. Forrest Johnston and Alvin Walton were elected to the school board.
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Roundtable Outdoor Potluck at Camp Rotary
More than 100 leaders and their families are expected to attend the annual Roundtable Outdoor Potluck at Camp Rotary on Thursday June 11 at 6 30 PM. Attendees should bring a dish to pass their own beverage and serving dishes. Games for children and a campfire program will be included.
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Clare County backs school millage to restore programs
Clare County Board of Education and the School District's Citizens Advisory Committee back a four mill operating levy for three years. The plan aims to restore half day elementary classes, add physical education library art and music, and provide free textbooks if funds permit. A permanent citizen's committee is proposed to improve school community involvement.
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Essay Winners Announced in Michilimacinac DAR Contest
The Michilimacinac Chapter DAR completed its annual essay contest on What it means to be an American. Winners from Harrison Farwell and St. Cecilia Schools include Sue Sheponski first in seventh and eighth grade, Mary Tice second, Marcia Stanfield and Cardy Kinne tied for third, with sixth grade winner Carol Kozak and runners up Judy Way Linda Lee Doty and Sharon Schutt di Glare. The district plans voter outreach and future CAC efforts as part of school policy discourse ahead of the July 13 election and board vacancy.
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Farwell
St. Cecilia
Sue Sheponski
Mary ‘Tice
Farwell School
Marcia Stanfield
Cardy Kinne
Carol Kozak
St Cecilia School
Hirst
Judy’ Way
Linda Lee Doty
Sharon. Schutt
di Glare
Clare Scouts Lead Troops at Tomahawk District Camporee
Nearly 200 scouts and leaders attended the Tomahawk District Camporee at Camp Weidman. Troop 115 Farwell won the Weidman Trophy for highest score among 24 patrols in events including compass nature hunt relay and chariot race.
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Paul Sheporski
Frea McCorkle
Junior Golf Lessons Announced for Ages 9 to 15
This week at Twins, Twinths hosts eight weeks of junior golf instruction for boys and girls aged 9 to 15. Lessons run each Monday at 8 am under supervisor Jack Courter. Parents may call Twin Elms to enroll their youngsters.
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