Boards of Review to Start Meetings in Clare County
Township and city boards of review across Clare County begin sessions this week under a state mandate. The notice requires publication of tentative real and personal property factors and outlines review procedures, taxpayer appearances, and deadlines to file appeals before the first Monday in April.
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Clare County
Clare Sentinel
Board of Review
State Tax Commission
Occupation programs for 73 74 approved
The coordinating council for Career Education Planning District 15 approved occupational programs for the 1973 74 school year. New offerings include Project Info by Mid Michigan Community College and Special Needs by Gladwin Community Schools, with other programs by Cooperative Secondary Program. New members were installed including Sue Lovegrove and Marvin Witbeck.
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Harrison
Coordinating Council For Career Education Planning District 15
Mid Michigan Community College
Gladwin Community Schools
Clare
Farwell
Norrison
State Department of Education
Sue Lovegrove
Marvin Witbeck
Theodore Stack
Landscaping class offered at college
Mid Michigan Community College announces a landscaping course for homeowners, led by Lester Begick of Bay City Begick Nursery. The three Saturday sessions run March 24 31 and April 7 from 9 AM to 4 PM. Registration is 15 dollars for residents and 22.50 for non residents.
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Harrison
Mid Michigan Community College
Lester Begick
Begick Nursery
Bay City
Begick
Mid Michigan
Delta College
University of Michigan
Farwell Kindergarten Roundup Set for April 16 and 17
Farwell School District schedules kindergarten roundup in the elementary building for April 16 and 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Children five by December 1, 1973 are eligible to start school. Registration requires birth certificate and immunization records, with vision and hearing tests at registration. Parents may call loads at extension 29 or visit between 9 and 4 for an appointment.
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Farwell
Local attorney on Michigan Outdoors discusses poaching
Clare County assistant prosecuting attorney Richard Allen appeared on the TV show Michigan Outdoors in March as part of a three man panel on poaching. He contributed the legal perspective with the Department of Natural Resources represented by Craig Smith from Gladwin and Pete Petoskey, chief of wildlife. Also on the program were three masked men who have been convicted of poaching and shared methods they use and reasons for violating the law. Moderators Mort Neff and Jerry Chiapetta led the program.
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Clare
Richard Allen
Clare County
Michigan
Allen
Department of Natural Resources
Craig Smith
Headquar
Ters
Gladwin
Pete Petoskey
Wildlife Division
Mort Neff
Jerry Chiapetta
Sheriff’s Report for Feb 25 to March 3
Clare County Sheriff’s Department logs 105 complaints covering three personal injury accidents nine break ins five prowlers five larcenies five attempts to locate four malicious destruction complaints 25 miscellaneous one assist to another department seven tickets issued three car deer accidents four snowmobile complaints one A B five felony arrests four snowmobile tickets one drunk and disorderly complaint three property checks six family trouble incidents two civil cases 15 property damage accidents one fire run seven animal complaints 13 inmates in jail 27 papers served one breathalyzer test administered 16 posse hours four alarms and one snowmobile personal injury accident.
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Harrison
Clare County Sheriff's Department
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