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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
1
The Clare City Commission learned at a special meeting Monday that the Michigan State Highway Department will meter water use at its rest center north of Clare. Three members discussed the setup and implications for town facilities.
State Highway Director John P. Woodford orders a halt to all construction and maintenance to ease traffic flow. Chevrolet Division volunteers to suspend river shipping to reduce I 75 Zilwaukee Bridge openings. Detours remain on M 20 west of Mt. Pleasant and M 32 at Gaylord. Sewer line talks with Clare center may cost about 100000, with city and state disputing a 37000 gallon daily usage basis for fees. A metering study will set final figures ahead of another meeting. State officials from Lansing include Jay Bastian Charles Anderson and Joseph Saplis.
Clare Board of Education approved the final budget for 1972 73 a revised income of 1 732 189 and expenditures of 1 723 655 in a 15 minute meeting. The board also authorized five bills totaling 6 000 for auditors review after the school year ends in June.
The Clare Lions Club sponsors a July 4 fireworks display on the island in Lake Shamrock starting about 10 p.m. for 30 minutes with ground effects. Donations are invited to keep the event annual and a rain reschedule is possible for Sunday. Parking will be along the lakeside road and the event will be touched off by Lions members.
William Bil Ulrich was chosen mayor at a Monday meeting of Clare’s City Commission, succeeding Charles Clark who resigned to move away. The session also approved the Clare Gladwin intermediate district merger creating five districts and funding for expanded special education services totaling about 9 000 students with a district value around 200 million dollars.
Three Clare area towns Dodge City Lake City and Temple outline July Fourth events with parades muzzle loader exhibition oldtime games bake sales queen crowning and a range of contests in Dodge City July 4-8 Lake City ox roast in ovens parade carnival and Flowers Family show July 3-7 Temple July 4 parade and a village picnic with Scouts Girl Scouts and a parade judges and prizes set for the event.
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