Hospital Wing Bid Tops 1.6 Million In Clare Osteopathic Plan
Two bids were opened for the Clare Osteopathic Hospital wing project with the low bid of 1.6 million from Charles Englehardt Construction Co. and Gregory Construction Co., both Bay City firms. Costs cited include wage and material increases after local labor settlements, delaying contract awards while Hospital Corporation directors review financing and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Helen Morgan
General Contractors
Charles C. Englehardt Construction Co
Bay City
Gregory Construction Co
Miss Morgan
Closing State Pin Entries for Michigan Bowling Tourney
Bowlers must file entries for the Michigan State Bowling Tournament in Grand Rapids. Deadline was October 26 but entries through November 6 will be filled on a first come basis. Tournament runs January 4 to May 25, 1969 with blanks at Jack Pine and Gateway lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Ike Freeman
Clare Bowling Association
Jack Pine
Gateway
Extension Study Club Meeting Notes
The Central Extension Study club met Thursday night with Mrs. Joe Hrdlovich. Vice president Mrs. Ivor Stork opened the meeting. Roll call and county dues were collected. No lesson was held. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hrdlovich. Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst will host the next meeting on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Extension Study Club
Joe Hrdlovich
Ivor Stork
Don Swindlehurst
Hrdlovich
Hugh Swindlehurst
Glare Ends League Season With 40-6 Win
Clare High's Pioneers cruised to a 40-6 Friday victory at Sanford to finish strong in US 10 Conference play. Coach Gary Rayburn's team stands 8-1 with two games remaining, including an away date at Oscoda on November 8 and Dad's Night hosting Cheboygan Friday. Reed City clinched the 1968 title with a 35-0 league win, finishing 5-0 in the conference. Clare sits second with four wins and one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Pioneers
Sanford
Gary Rayburn
Green and White Warriors
Clare
Oscoda
Rayburn
Cheyboygan
US 10
Reed City
Ewart
Coyotes
Few County Races In Clare Center On Election Day
Election week is unfolding with national and state races building to a climax on Tuesday November 5. Clare county offices have unopposed Republicans, while the NLRB vote on labor representation at Holley Carburetor draws attention with a decision due November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
NLRB
Holley
State Civil Service Intervenes in Mt Pleasant Hospital Dismissal
The State Civil Service Commission steps in as a fact finding hearing is set for an attendant nurse who is Local 1138 AFSCME president facing possible dismissal. Hospital officials accuse her of publishing false claims about personnel practices, prompting state officials to halt action until hearings. The broader page notes upcoming state legislative races, court races, and a nonpartisan ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Mt. Pleasant -State
Afscme
William Diamond
James Schafer
William Anderson
Civil Service
Franklin K. DeWald
Letters Debate UAW Influence on Holley Contract
Readers question UAW impact and contract guarantees at Holley plant. Critics urge caution before voting while praising current terms and warning about difficulty removing a union if elected. Polls open 7 AM to 8 PM with other state ballot issues noted.
Clare Baptists to Welcome Edward McKeehan as Guest Pulpit
Edward McKeehan Christian Education Director Ebenezer Baptist Church Grand Rapids will fill the Clare Baptist Church pulpit on Sunday November 3 for 11 am and 7 pm services. Special adult choir selections directed by Dave Young. Canned goods and food drive to aid Rev Alfred Stover and Mrs Stover missionaries in Hiawatha Land Mission. Transportation provided and items due early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McKeehan
Ebenezer Baptist Church of
Grand Rapids
Clare Baptist Church
Dave Young
Alfred Stover
Watersmeet
Hiawatha Land
Upper Peninsula
Fellowship Group Meets at Rosebush Presbyterian Church
The Senior High Fellowship of Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School met with leaders Mr and Mrs Jerry BanBuskirk Sunday night for a wether roast in the woods. Devotions were led by Nancy Watson and Lee Hutchins with Ruth Eggers in charge of recreation. Officers include Nancy Watson president Lee Hutchins vice president Helen Campbell secretary and Marianne Swindlehurst treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School
Jerry BanBuskirk
Nancy Watson
Lee Hutchins
Ruth Eggers
Helen Campbell
Marianne Swindlehurst
Hospital administrator Helen Morgan earns osteopathic honor
Helen Morgan administrator of Clare Osteopathic Hospital was certified to full membership by the American College of Osteopathic Hospital Administrators during the annual Denver convention. She returned to Clare on Monday with the certificate, a high honor for her position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Morgan
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Denver
Colorado
American College of Osteopathic Hospital
Clare
UAW and Independent Groups in Clare Holley Row
Holley Clare plant workers face a tight NLRB election on November 7 as UAW promises better grievances and benefits while Independent Association rails at meetings and accuses the UAW of favoritism. Miller Industries vote in Reed City boosts anti no union sentiment among Holley workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holley
UAW
United Auto Workers Organizing Committee
Holley Clare
Independent Association Committee
Walter Schultze
NLRB
Independent Employees’ Association
Warren
Mich
Clare
Independent Association
Holley Plant
Grand Rapids
Farwell
Clare Holley
Reed City
Miller Industries
Schultze
Sentinel
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Glare
Coleman
Care] McKinnon
Wheaton Street
Hallowe'en
Little Kelly
Terri
Clare Elementary School
Albert
Schumm
George Wallace
American Independent Party
U.S
Elford
Clare Baptists
the Sentinel
Walter Reuther
Bramlage
Uaws
Schuieze
Ron McKinnon
DAW
Association
U.A.W
U,a,w, International
The
International
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