Local social notes from Sandiland and surrounding area
The column lists many community members traveling on vacation and visiting relatives in Michigan Ohio Indiana and Ontario. It reports funerals hospital stays and district American Legion events as well as summer visits by Bowen family in Brooklyn and nearby towns.
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Genevieve Martin
Raph Uphaus
Lee Robison
Lloyd Dell
American Legion
Dexter
Ray Davis
Worthington
Ohio
Paul
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Henry Karner
Sandra
William Wicks
Holland
Michigan
Sandil and Bowen
Harvey Wilcox
Brooklyn
Margaret Winter
Charlotte
Paul Davis
Josephine Decker
LaGrange
Indiana
Harry Holmes
Howe
Dora Brown
New Laws Vital To Local Governments
The Republican legislature enacted many measures impacting local units. Key points include authorizing counties to create elderly care facilities, empowering local governments to run garbage collection, allowing housing takeovers for demolition, permitting charter townships two justices of the peace and bond issuance, and extending tax and pension provisions. Absentee ballots allowed for certain religious observances on election day.
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Justices of the Peace
Circuit Court
Boy Scout Jamboree Set For July 7
Scouts numbering 50 000 are expected to attend the Third National Jamboree in California from July 17 to 23. Four boys from each district will attend, with Whitmore Lake sending four seniors active in Scouts and school. The trip will involve travel through Portland Oregon and Western states, plus thousands of parents and friends joining. Public relations director Robert L. Robertson notes campers will see Pacific Ocean at their feet. estimates claim 800 000 quarts of milk will be consumed and over 150 000 Scouts are in Southern California alone.
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California
Saucy
Whitmore Lake
Free States
Portland
Oregon
Robert L. Robertson
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
The Kremlin Never Worries About Losing Face Joke
The quote quips that the Kremlin can always switch faces to avoid embarrassment. It presents a sharp political barb about national image and resilience in crisis. Paulson offers a biting line in a humor column.
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Kremlin
State universities face $44 million growth in Michigan
Over the next seven years Michigan state universities must add facilities to accommodate a 22 000 rise in enrollment, as compiled by the Michigan Council of State College Presidents.
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Michigan
Michigan Council of State College Presidents
Scout Summer Camping Session In Full Swing
Milan Scouts and regional groups enjoy a new enlarged camping site on Bruin Lake. The Milan Scout Troop 49 is pictured on a season outing. Groups must contact Portage Trails Council Headquarters to reserve space and provide their own counselors. Brain Lake Camp borders a State park offering hiking and shoreline access. Parents may visit briefly and space is available at the new camp.
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Portage Trails Council of Boy Scouts
Brain Lake Camp
University
Michigan Ice Rink
Sol
Milan
Bruin Lake
Portage Trails Council
Brain Lake
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the News Locally
Louis Bowen
Sandiland
Janice Jeppesen
Houghton Lake
Earl Culliton
George Levellan
van Aucken
Millbrook
Clarence Fritz
Dave Wahl
Donna Mae
Alton Wahl
Vernon Allmendinger
Dean Moore
Charles McCartery
Milton
Charlie Steiner
Upper Peninsula
Dick Martin
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve
FORD
Ford Trucks
Wiedman Auto Company
N. Ann Arbor
Ghbhours
Bits Paulson
Brix Pavtson
AL. I
G. L. Parsons
By Bint Paulson
Helen
Marine Corps
Detroit-Wayne
Electric Service Co
Management Aid
Washtenaw Electrical Contractors’ Association
Local 252
Electrical Workers’ Union
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