Idle Land Aids Weeds Warns MSU Expert
County Extension Agent George C. MacQueen cites idle land as a weed risk and highlights leafy spurge in Clare County. MSU forage scientist Leyton Nelson notes the weed’s deep roots milky sap and resistance to standard controls, urging sterile patches and intensive spot treatment.
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George C. MacQueen
County Extension
Leyton Nelson
MSU
Grop Science Department
Clare County
Lake George
Nelson
North
South Dakota
MacQueen
Conservation's ABCs for Teachers at Higgins Lake School
Michigan teachers can enroll in the 1967 Teachers' Conservation School at Higgins Lake this summer. Regular sessions run July 9-15, July 16-22, July 30-August 5, August 13-19, and August 20-26, with a new July 23-29 seminar on federal aid programs and outdoor classrooms. Write to the Michigan Department of Conservation for details, scholarships, and college credits.
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Michigan
Higgins Lake
Conservation School
Department of Conservation
Kalamazoo Plaza
Lansing
E W Dedloff Buried Friday
Edward W. Dedloff 62 of route 2 Coleman died Tuesday June 20 at Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant after a brief illness He was born January 29 1905 in Saginaw married Marian Banda in Saginaw June 7 1923 He was president of the Colemans Lions Club Surviving wife one son six grandchildren two sisters Funeral service Friday June 23 at 1 p m O Laughlin Funeral Home Coleman with Rev Forrest Crum officiating burial Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw at 3 30 p m
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Edward W. Dedloff
Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Saginaw
Marian Banda
Coleman’s Lion’s Club
Charles of Coleman
Lillian Premo
Walter Schuett Sr
O’laughlin
Forrest Crum
Forest Lawn
Local Man Buried In Saginaw
Otto Ottersky of 503 John R Street Clare died suddenly Friday morning June 2 at Gratiot Community Hospital. Funeral services were held June 5 at St. Helen's Church Saginaw with burial in St. Andrew's Cemetery. Rosary was at the Funeral Home. Survived by wife Mary Rombach two daughters two brothers and three grandchildren. He worked in oil and gas exploration across Indiana Illinois Colorado and Michigan and belonged to Omicron Phi Sigma Fraternity Elks Mount Vernon CC and St Cecilia's Church.
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Otto Ottersky
John R Street
Clare
Gratiot
Deisler Brothers Funeral Home
Saginaw
St. Helen’s Church
Joseph J. Sruba
St. Cecilia’s Church
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Mary Rombach
Ottersky
Indiana
Illinois
Colorado
Michigan
Omicron Phi Sigma Fraternity
Elks of
William Amlong
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Ronald Jones
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh N.Y
Albert Johnston
Miami Beach
Florida
William Ottersky
Shields
Fatal blast victim from Belding area identified
Fatalities include Elias Frank Johnston 33 of Beiding born April 15 1934 in Kent City. He died at Blodgett Hospital from a gas heater explosion. Survived by wife Jean children Teresa Ricky Chris David parents Glen and Mrs Johnston five brothers two sisters Hazel Snear Clare. Funeral held Friday at Brown Teman Funeral Home in Belding.
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Elias Frank Johnston
Beiding
Clare
Blodgett Hospital
Kent City
Jean
Teresa
Ricky
Chris
David
Glen Johnston
Entrican
Hazel Snear
Brown-Teman
Belding
SeaFare at Expo 67 Showcases 90 Dishes and 47-Foot Schooner
Expo 67 diners sample 90 seafood dishes at the Atlantic Provinces Pavilion while watching the construction of a 47 foot schooner visible through the window. This fusion of cuisine and craft highlights the pavilion’s seaside theme.
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Atlantic Provinces Pavilion
Clare City Commission OKs Fourth of July grant and traffic ordinance
The Clare City Commission met June 5 1967 voting to provide a $100 donation from the Business and Professional Women's Club toward the Fourth of July fireworks. They introduced and approved Ordinance 242 regulating motor vehicle use, with immediate effect, and discussed widening West Fifth Street to ease congestion.
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Clare
Koch
Dunbar
Walters
Bradley
Owens
Marvin Witbeck
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Qwens
City OF
Yeas
Eulaine Tomasky
Marie L. Horton
Peter Shierbeck
Laurence Seiter
Dunbark
Clare publishes Ordinance 242 notice in Sentinel
Sareenee Owens adjourns as Willard Koch Mayor Madge Ruark and Clerk Jhereby certify that Ordinance No. 242 of the City of Clare was published in the Clare Sentinel in its June 15 1967 issue.
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Sareenee Owens
Willard Koch
Madge Ruark
Jhereby
City of
Clare
Clare Sentinel
Harrison News Weekend Visits and Celebrations
Pontiacs Stamman family spent the weekend at their cabin. The Stamman goddaughter Dianne graduated from Pontiac Central. Bruce McGregor and family celebrated Father's Day with relatives in Bridgeport. Local residents attended a Bay City High School recital. Ray Murphy’s funeral services were held in Grayling with relatives from Belleville and Flint paying respects.
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Earl Stamman
Pontiac
Arnold Stamman
Dianne
Pontiac Central
Bruce McGregor
Bruce McGregor Jr
Bridgeport
James Schneider
Irah Moore
Ernie Roth
Frank Martin
Bay City High School
Christa Harper
William van Heel
Ray Murphy
Frederic
Grayling
Gaylord Belleville
Flint
Earl Thomas
Martha Wheeler
Rose City
Floyd Russell
Durand
Ernie Mr. Cartney
Duane Schuyler
Peter Radak
Clare
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City Bakery
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Larry Rank
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McDonald's
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Johns-Manville
Tik
South Sea Islands
Gegrude Ederle
Charles Lindbergh
Omer
Clare City Commission
Cal
Dan McDonald
McGuire Bros
Benchley and Yager
Beaverton
The
Hicks Company of
Alma
Hicks Company
Ina Hammond
Clare County Civil Defense
Dunbar and Bradley
Carried
Cancer I Society
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Consumers Power Company
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Grab
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