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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
1
The Sentinel announces Clare ify a new information column inviting readers to send questions for crowd sourced answers. It promises no miracles but access to a broad network of 14 108 neighbors plus staff resources to provide factual responses.
The Clare Board of Education heard from Edward Jennings of Louis Kingscott and Associates as the third firm interviewed for a school project. A related vote authorized repaying $100,000 of operating funds and set a path to study potential merger and future construction options.
Clare firemen propose reflective signal panels to mark dwellings with invalids. Free 2x4 inch panels to identify handicapped residents. call or write The Clare Sentinel with name and address. Fire department will apply signals at no cost within the city and five districts served.
St. Cecilia parish and St. Athanasius Harrison sponsor YAK Young Adults in the Know a youth information project. Donald Collom leads the program and announces a Folk Type Mass on March 19 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Cecilia's followed by a social with soft drinks and chips to start the venture.
Clare County Planning Commission seeks reconsideration at the March meeting of the Clare County Supervisors to join the 14 county East Central Michigan Economic Development District ECMED with state and federal support. Chairman Ken Barnes and Co-chairman Keith First urge county participation to access grants and priority projects despite a 14 8 defeat in October.
Students at Clare High prepare for My Fair Lady with nightly practice in the auditorium. They build sets, rehearse dances, sew costumes, and sell tickets to support the production slated for April 4 5 6.
Four candidates qualified for the Clare City Commission race set for April 1. Incumbents Willard Koch and Tom Bradley face two first time contenders Clarence J. Allen and Richard Stocker for three available seats. Roy Dunbar did not file. Turnout is expected light with past elections showing narrow margins.
Farwell village voters tally 67 with Ray Agile as write-in candidate and a Republican slate winning all contests. Agile to chair the village government if elected. clerk John De Forest 55 votes. treasurer Ida Glass 53. Democrat Hugh Nelson 48. trustees Archie Border 50 and Warren McGuire 56. 140 registered voters.
Dr William Kimball leads a three session land use education series for township leaders with the 1969 event topics including A Changing Michigan and a Changing World, Conflicts in Land Use, and Preparation of Land Use Plans. Sessions run March 19 26 and April 2 at Snow Snake Ski Lodge Mannsiding Interchange with dinner buffet. Call 539-7805 for reservations.
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