Harrison Michigan Board Meeting Notes October 1968
The Clare County Board of Supervisors adjourned meeting in Harrison on October 22 1968. Chairman John Brubaker led roll call with 21 present and one absent. Tax appeal hearings for Consumers Power and Michigan Gas Storage were heard by Ward Dexel. hearing adjourned to 1 PM. later business included airport funding transfer proposals and a request to attend Michigan Public Utilities Commission hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Michigan
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Court House
John Brubaker
Roll Gall
Austin
Blackledge
Blain
Bringold
Brubaker
Case
Davis
Drallette
Gee
Haley
Hamp
Hoover
McKee
McKenna
Myers
Nash
Nass
Phelipp
Arthur, Franklin, Freeman, Frost
Hamilton Hatton
Hayes, Sheridan
Summerfield
Winterfield
Garfield Township
Ward Dexel
Supervisor Case
General Fund
Airport Fund
George Nash, Sr. R,v. Hamp
Donald Seelinger
Board of Supervisors
Building Authority
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Consumers Power Company
Riedel
State Tax Commission
Public Utilities
Louis Becker
Blain Bringold
Rilett
Seelinger
Walters
Austin Hoover
Thomson
Jon Ringelberg
District Court
County Board of Supervisors
County Board Meeting Notes Include Airport Lease and Equalization Actions
November 14 1968 Harrison County Board discusses lease terms for county airport property with Conservation Department survey. Equalization Department temporary closure proposed. county clerk authorized to pay Scott Engineering Company for services related to Sutherland Lake level project. various reports on airport improvements and health unit issues. adjourned after Per Diem approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
J. Forgie
Conservation Department
State Office of the
Louis W. Becker
Supervisor Case
Equalization Committee
Equalization Department
Clinton Case
Carl Bringold
Mark McKenna Albert Haley
Bringold
McKenna
Manistee
Michigan
Case
Scott Engineering Company
Sutherland Lake
Rénis
State Tax Commission
Nash
Blaisdell
Walters
Dairymen Learn to Boost Profits by Feeding Right Cows
Michigan State University research shows lower producing herds can gain profits by feeding grain according to each cow’s production. A study found 140 herds added over 2000 pounds yearly and $100 more per cow with $25 more feed, while high earners must avoid overfeeding poorer cows. County agents urge joining the Dairy Herd Improvement Association to track milk records and optimize feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. MacQueen
Clare County Extension Agricultural
Michigan State University
MacQueen
Andersonville 4 H Club Elects New Officers
The Andersonville 4 H Club met November 14 at 8 p m. Four new members Gene Arnold Shelley Seibt Terrie Brewer and Fay Allen were initiated. New officers Greg Seibt president Jean Vogel vice president Sherrie Paisley secretary Mark Seibt treasurer. Recreation and song leaders Alger Smock Penny Arnold parliamentary Ed Paisley news reporter Vicky Paisley. A Christmas party is planned for December 12 with each member bringing a 25 cent gift. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Gene Arnold
Shelley Seibt
Terrie Brewer
Fay Allen
Greg Seibt
Jean Vogel
Sherrie Paisley
Mark Seibt
Alger Smock
Penny Arnold
Ed Paisley
Vicky Paisley
Promoted Soldiers and Navy Technicians Listed
William H. McNerney promoted to Army sergeant near Pleiku with the 4th Infantry Division as squad leader. Pfc Franklin C. Metz II also promoted in Vietnam with Co C 19th Eng Bn Combat. LaVern A. Andrews and David M. Andrews graduate and complete training as Navy electronics technicians and landing craft specialists in Norfolk and listed with FPO New York addresses.
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William H. McNerney
Dorthy McNerney
Coleman
Pleiku
Vietnam
4Th Infantry Division
Franklin C. Metz II
Frank Metz
Clare
Franklin C, Metz
Ill
Co. C
19Th Engr. Bn
Army
Apo San Francisco
Calif
LaVern and
David
Arthur Andrews
R-4
Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
LaVern A
Andrews
U.S.S
Austin
F.P.O
New York
David M
Andrews S.A
Busy Bees Club Meeting Sets Plans for November December
The Bowen Busy Bees 4 H Club met November 11 led by new president Rhonda Harvey. Certificates were given out and late enrollment sheets submitted. A roller skating party and a December Christmas party were discussed. A Christmas community service project was decided on. The meeting adjourned with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Busy Bees
Rhonda Harvey
Local Residents Visit and Hospitalization News
Temple News reports multiple visits as David Bailey and Jennie Bailey visited, and Mrs. Stella Fraser hosted guests. Russell Haught was taken to Cadillac Hospital and remains to return home soon. Harold Perrigo died Thursday morning prompting condolences from family and friends including Marie Ferman and Pauline Price who came to be with Mrs. Perrigo.
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David Bailey
Milford
Tom Austin
Jennie Bailey
Lansing
Cora Austin
Bonnie Bonham
David Woolf
Stella Fraser
Russell Haught
Cadillac Hospital
Pat Romatz
Joseph Burton
Eugene Haught
Plymoth
Pansy Haught
Mr. Haught
Joseph Barton
Fisher
Harold Perrigo
Marie Ferman
Dearborn
Pauline Price
Fenton
Jack DeLeonard
Forrest Hagge
Detroit
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Bruba
THE
Clare Sentinel
Kawasaki
East
St. Clare
Ariens Snow Blowers
Ashley Wood Stoves
Tingley Boots & Rubbers
Constitiens Power Company
Ai conDriowen i
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
LaVern A. Andrews Etr2
David M. Andrews
Temple News
Mrs
Budd
Sturday
Ot Eastwood
Ort
Beaverton
Gem Theatre
FBI
SUN
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
Gettise
United Artists
Thur
Walt Disney’s
Handivac
Hoover Handivac
Geta
eSpia
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