Four Openings on MMC Board of Trustees Election
Four seats on the Mid Michigan Community College Board of Trustees will be decided at the June 10 1968 annual school election. Two two year terms for Paul Rhoades and Mildred Lange expire. A third seat covers the unexpired term of Ellis Van Deventer who resigned for conflict of interest. An interim appointment remains to be made.
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Mid Michigan Community College Board of Trustees
Paul Rhoades
Mildred Lange
Ellis van Deventer
Ment
Douglas Hall
Gladwin
Michigan
Clare
Jane Finucane
Cedar Street
SIXCAP Launches High School Equivalency Project in Michigan
SIXCAP Inc announces the High School Equivalency Project, funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity and run through Vincennes University staff. The program offers dormitory housing meals textbooks a $10 weekly stipend and prepares youths for college vocational training and job placement with courses in auto and aircraft mechanics data processing electronics and more.
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H.E.P
Office of Economic Opportunity
Vincennes University
Sixcap, Inc
Barryton
Michigan
Reed City Paper Sold To Sentinel Owners
The Osceola County Herald in Reed City is sold to The Osceola County Herald Inc. led by Richard L Milliman Robert Dana MacVay and Richard A Jones. Lawrence R and Lillian M Neaves longtime owners plan future activities and Wend their bid.
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Osceola County Herald
Reed City
Lawrence R
Lillian M. Neaves
Lishers
Osceola County Herald, Inc
Herald
Richard L. Milliman
Lansing
Michigan
Milliman
Robert Dana MacVay
Flint
Richard A. Jones
Bloomfield Hills
MacVay
University of Michigan
A.B. Shaine and Co
New York
American Stock Exchanges
Jones
Crawford County Avalanche
Grayling
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Neaves
North Branch
Flint Journal
Holley Ho. 3 Tops Clare Women's Bowling Meet
The second scoring weekend of the Clare Women’s Bowling Assn event at Jackpine Lanes concludes Sunday with Team 8 from Monday Midnite Holley League holding 2997 pins, edging Twin Elms. Ella Brewer and Denise Leis lead doubles with 1272, Doris Hammond retains singles lead at 683, while Bonnie Bauder has high actual game at 245.
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Jackpine
Twin Elms
Ella Brewer
Denise Leis
Little League Volunteers Meet March 26 at Town & Country
There will be a Little League meeting on Tuesday March 26 at 7 30 p m at the Town & Country. All managers from last year’s minor major and senior divisions are urged to attend along with men interested in managing or umpiring as over 300 boys will participate this season. Clare Little League needs at least 75 volunteers to make the program a success, estimated by Al Sacco.
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Little League
Clare
al Sacco
Coin Show at Coleman High School Sunday March 31
A rare coin show and traders day will be staged at Coleman High School on Sunday March 31. Admission and parking are free. Coin collections will be exhibited discussed and valuations and identification will be offered. Sponsored by the Coleman Comet Boosters.
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Coleman High School
The
Coleman Comet Boosters
Dollar Day Bargains Spread in Clare Stores Today
Clare shoppers are urged to visit participating stores Friday and Saturday for spring Dollar Day specials. The Sentinel lists advertised items and promotions on pages 8 9 10 and in other sections, highlighting seasonal savings across town shops.
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Clare
the Sentinel
Clare-ify Column Opens For Reader Q A Feature
The Sentinel announces Clare-ify a new exclusive feature inviting readers with diverse experience to contribute questions and volunteer answers. The column aims to provide information when facts are hard to find and appears to continue on page 16.
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The
Sentinel
Beef and Lamb Prices Seen Higher in 1968 Says MSU Economist
Michigan State University agricultural economist John Ferris forecasts beef and lamb prices rising in 1968 and 1969 while dairy and hog prices hold steady year over year. He notes demand for beef increasing about four to five percent annually, with sheep and lamb numbers continuing to decline. Ferris also cites lower dairy cow numbers and cautious expansion among hog producers, predicting hog prices next fall near 18 to 19 dollars if spring farrowings stay within two percent.
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John Ferris
Michigan State University Agricultural Economist
Ferris States
U.S
Michigan
Ferris
Rebekahs Sponsor Student for New York Pilgrimage
Rebekah Lodge members vote to sponsor a high school student for the 19th annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage to New York this summer. Principal Don Spencer supports selecting a sophomore or junior aged 16 or 17 in good health. Community groups Clare Kiwanis and Clare Rotary commit $50 each to the project.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows United Nations
New York
Patsy Schlafley
Rebekah Assembly
Don Spencer
National Association of
Clare Kiwanis Club
Clare Rotary Club
Rebekah
Clare County joins 14county Economic Development District
Clare county supervisors reversed a prior decision and voted 12 9 to join the 14 county Economic Development District. Four Clare city supervisors approved the move to speed aid applications and access State and Federal funds.
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Clare County
ECMED
Clare
Kindergarten enrollment drive at Colemen Elementary
Principal J Ralph Williams announces signup on Friday April 5 for children ready to start kindergarten next fall at Colemen Elementary. He expects about 100 or more new learners in September and urges all eligible children to be registered this spring.
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Colemen
J. Ralph Williams
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Sixcap
Mecos
Osceola
Gladwin Counties
St. Cecilia’s Church
John Porter
CMU
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Stirling
Susan Brooks
CHS
My Fair Lady
Glen Cain
Eed City Paper
Holley Ho
Little League Volunteers
Detroit
Rebekahs
Bambach
Clare County 4-H
George MacQueen
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