Clare School Board Adopts Budget 10.7 Percent Rise
The Clare Public Schools set a budget of 1 242 658 for the coming year up from 1 122 395 in 1968 69. Superintendent Richard L Snyder cited higher salaries and rising costs for supplies and equipment plus planning for a new primary school and remodeling plans as reasons for the increase. The budget was approved at the October 13 meeting after a budget hearing. The board also approved selling the Loomis School and site with sealed bids due by November 10 and a quick claim deed to the winning bidder.
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Clare
Richard L. Snyder
Synder
Loomis
Clare County Supervisors Adopt Record Budget for Next Year
The Clare County Board of Supervisors approved a record budget of 669 590 75 for the coming year, up from 571 213 in 1969. They seek bids for three new school buses at the November meeting and appointed Mller Paddock Canfield and Stone as bonding attorneys. Virginia Clute was hired as an additional half time kindergarten teacher due to higher enrollment. The board approved an agreement with the City of Clare for school crossing guard services at State and McEwan Streets and will send a related letter to.
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Mller Paddock
Canfield and Stone
Virginia Clute
State and
McEwan Sts
New Editor and Publisher Named At The Clare Sentinel
Alfred R. Bransdorfer of Reed City is named Editor and Publisher of The Clare Sentinel Inc, while continuing at Osceola County Herald. He becomes vice president of The Sentinel and director of both papers, guiding operations across Clare and Osceola counties.
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Reed City
Clare Sentinel
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Osceola County Herald
Clare Sentinel, Inc
Osceola County Herald, Inc
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Clare Sentinel Inc
Osceola County Herald Inc
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Alfred R, Bransdorfer
Clare Pioneers Rout Farwell 61 0 in lopsided game
Clare piled up 567 yards including 352 rushing and 215 passing to Farwell’s 15 total yards. Dale Moser scored five touchdowns and ran 170 yards on 20 carries, with Marty Schlafley 65 yards and Alan West 61 yards scoring. Coaches named players of the week and noted continued coverage on page 12.
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Clare
Dale Moser
Marty Schlafley
Alan West
al Smith
Dennis McNerney
Lyn Bay
Clare Jaycee Auxiliary to honor young woman for service
The Clare Jaycee Auxiliary invites nominations for a local Community Service Award honoring women 21 to 35 who balance family and community work. Judging runs Nov 15 to Dec 1, 1969, with the winner advancing to Michigan Four Outstanding Young Women. Deadline is Nov 15, 1969. nomination forms are available from Myra L Comer.
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Clare Jaycee Auxiliary
Jaycee Auxiliary
Clare Jaycee
Michigan Four
Myra L. Comer
Myra L, Comer
Surrey Road
Clare
Mich
Enrollment Surges at MMCC in Second Year
Mid Michigan Community College began its second year on September 15, 1969, posting a 140 percent rise in full time equivalent enrollment from 159 in 1968 to 381 in 1969. Head count climbed from 207 to 556, a 168 percent increase, far surpassing state projections and other Michigan colleges.
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Mid Michigan Community College
Michigan
FTE
Department of Higher Education
Michigan Legisla
Ture
MMCC
Mid Michigan
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