Clare County Sanitation Code Sets Plats and Septic Rules
Clare County regulations establish publication requirements for sanitary rules, define terms like septic tank and sub-surface disposal, and set standards for plats, certification, and water and sewage systems. It outlines site reports, percolation tests, distances from wells, tank sizes, distribution boxes, and dosing tanks, enforcing connections to public systems where available.
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Clare County
County of
Clare
Clare County Board of Supervisors Health Committee
District No. 7 Health Department
State Council of Health
Michigan Department of Health
United Nations mock Assembly at church event
A church event hosted a United Nations mock Assembly in the Green Room with the Methodist group members representing Italy France Great Britain Argentina Peru Spain Israel United States Czechoslovakia U S S R and Brazil. Proposals covered aggression refugee relief religious tolerance and the Vietnam principle of self determination. Organizers included Bob Underwood as president and Mary Stirling as secretary with Lester Putney opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Christian Social Concerns Commission
The
Methodist Church
Bob Underwood
Mary Stirling
Lester Putney
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Italy
France
Great Britain
Argentina
Peru
Spain
Israel
United States
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R
Brazil
Knake and Sharp Announce Births at Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Knake of Goleman announce the birth of a child on October 12 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital weighing nine pounds one ounce. Mr and Mrs Guy Sharp Jr of Gladwin announce the arrival of Angela Kay on October 12 at Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds five and one half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Knake
Goleman
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Tim Scott
Guy Sharp Jr
Gladwin
Angela Kay
Clare Hospital
Ralph Johnson Jr
Ralph Edward II
Patricia Kay
Merlin Anderson
Coleman
Steven Paul
Wallace Mitchell
Beaverton
Rose Marie
Rollin Truax
Open House for Glare Lodges at Schlafley Home
Mr and Mrs William Schlafley host an open house for Clara Rebekah and I Lodges at their Vandecar Road Farwell residence on Tuesday evening October 31 from 7 to 9 pm as thanks for a dinner and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schlafley
Clara Rebekah and
Lodges of
Glare
Vandecar Road
Farwell
Clare Sentinel October 26 1967 Page A Four
Local brief from Clare details community events and notices. Report highlights include school activities, upcoming meetings, and civic notices affecting residents in Clare.
Sunday Socials Bring Guests From Nearby Towns
Payne of Saginaw called on Mrs. Ethel Hagen and Clara Smith during a Sunday visit. Edmore guests Irene Myers and Esther Minser plus Clara Farquhar joined Mrs. Hagen for Sunday dinner. Fern Dale visitors included the Farquhars and Ethel Smith. Kathryn Van Alen and Irene Myers were Friday business callers at Roscommon. Karl Mavis and son Jack visited Saginaw for business last Tuesday. Florence Sinclair left Sunday for Flint to see Captain William Sinclair in Fort Halibird, Maryland, then to Jeddo to meet Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schanken before returning home Wednesday. In Bradenton Florida, Kenneth Cook and family dined with Clara Allen and toured to Honor to see salt dealers. Wallace Smith and wife of Cheboygan stayed with Clara Smith Thursday and Sunday, en route home from Warren with Don and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payne
Saginaw
Ethel Hagen
Clara Smith
Esther Minser
Clara Farquhar
Edmore
Irene Myers
Robert Farquhar
Bob Jr
Ethel Smith
Ferndale
Kathryn van Alen
Roscommon
Karl Mavis
Jack
Florence Sinclair
Flint
William Sinclair
Fort Halibird
Maryland
Jeddo
Victor Schanken
Bradenston
Florida
Kenneth Cook
Clara Allen
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Brach
Pic-A
Clare City
Charles Palshan
Clare Sentinel
Harrison News
Wallace Smith
Cheboygan
Mrs
Don Smith
Warren
Dave
Gladwin, Mich
P.S
Michigan Carpet & Furniture Cleaners
Saginaw, Mich
Lmbr
Tack Auer
Helena Rubinstein
Martz Mountain
Orion
Simplicity
McCalls
McEwan Clare
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