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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
8
Superintendent Richard Snyder reports ongoing overcrowding and adequate supervision despite injuries. Parents push for hired playground supervisors and safer equipment, while critics cite lax placement and constant cold. Board advances building plans, staffing changes, and joint Brookwood Park maintenance.
Harrison the Clare County board of commissioners report Township supervisors want to keep their own dumps at least until the state lays out concrete guidelines for sanitary landfills. County Commissioner Arnold Stamman says Stamman chairs a committee formed to study the issue.
A Harrison County committee discussed county and township waste disposal options noting nine townships with modified dumps, three with sanitary landfills, and others lacking facilities. The plan must be adopted by July 1, 1974 as the state bans modified open dumps. a possible multi county landfill is explored to control costs. Bill Klein advertised a training job offering $308 monthly plus room and board with ongoing raises and Air Force skill training. He can be reached at 772-4864.
City Police record shows 85 complaints, 23 arrests, and multiple incidents. Notable items include one breaking and entering, one stolen car recovered, four wreckers calls, two traffic hazards, one hit and run, one burglary alarm, and 28 miscellaneous complaints.
At the Harrison City Council meeting on March 5, the Women’s Club petitioned for snow removal on Second Street. Public Works Ernie Roth agreed to consider the request. Councilman Beadle noted roads on east Budd Lake will be paved by next fall. A Groze resolution will rename West Triple Drive to Byfield Drive to honor art contributor Valeria Byfield. Budd Lake Association, led by Saxton, Mc Daniels, Georgia and Ferguson, asked for council aid toward an estimated 7800 dollar weed-removal project.
Central Michigan University offers two graduate education courses in Coleman this spring. Registration for the March 4 meeting at 7 p.m. in the Homemaking Room at Coleman High School. Courses include Elementary Secondary Education 551 and 593 with three hours graduate credit each taught by Dr. Thomas W. Arch. Two years teaching experience required for 551.
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