Watersmeet Township Board May 16 1962 Special Meeting
The May 16 1962 special meeting of the Watersmeet Township Board was held at 8 30 P M in Town Hall. Attendees included Supervisor Frank Basso Clerk Braziel Revour Treas Clyde Britton Trustees Gorshe and Dellies with visitor Eugene Buckland of Escanaba Michigan. Actions include paying bills accepting Chamber of Commerce file, naming Bass Lake Beach Budd Wilbur Township Beach at Lions Club Picnic, and adjournment.
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Frank Basso
Dellies
Gorshe
Watersmeet Lions Club
Watersmeet Township
Bass Lake
Budd Wilbur Township
Lions Club
Township meeting records show donations and bids
Frank Basso presided as supervisor with Braziel Revour clerk Clyde Britton treasurer and trustees Gorshe and Dellies. motions approved to donate 100 to Little & Pony League for equipment and to buy five self closing drum top waste receptacles for streets and park. meeting adjourned.
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Dellies
Gorshe
Little & Pony League
School board meeting sets election board and property sale plan
President James A. Caron presided in the Library Room at 7:30 PM with seven members present. The board approved previous minutes, authorized legal contact on property disposal, and authorized selling a lot. Bills totaling 1827.35 and payroll 5976.80 were approved. Election board members were named with Roberta May as alternate. notices to be sent. Pay set at 10.00 per day plus meals. polls to open 10 AM and close 8 PM. Annual Meeting at 2 PM.
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Leonard J. McMannan
Jerome C. Nadolney
Wakefield News
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Dellies
Caudill
Wright
Agnes Hester
Vicky Graves
Tillie Storms
W. Beadle
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Roberta May
Michigan constitutional convention apportionment plan outlined
The proposed Article IV creates a bipartisan commission to redraw House and Senate districts after each census with court review for impasses. House seats rely on population within county lines for single member districts, while Senate seats weight 80 percent population and 20 percent area, with an interim addition of senators for Wayne Oakland Macomb and Genesee. Senate seats rise from 34 to 38, and terms shift for other offices. auditor general becomes a legislative appointment. The plan aims at fairness, with a bi partisan legislative council, recorded roll calls, announced hearings, and extended terms for senators. The piece notes debates between Republicans preferring area considerations and Democrats seeking population based apportionment.
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Clyde Britton
Francis Gorshe
Lester Dellies
Eugene Buckland
Escanaba, Michigan
Britton
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Watersmeet Township Hall
Richards
Sam Knapp
Adolph Kannerberg
Peterson
Fleury-Singler & Cybulski Accounting Co
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Arnoldine Langren
Board of Education
Supt. Richards
Ewen Board of Educaton
Milford J. Steele
Ann S. Massie
Ayer St
Ironwood
State OF Michigan
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Leonard J. McMawnan
Louis Obradovich
Louis Obrad
Leonard J. McMannian
Bessemer
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Aina A. Maki
Robert A. Burns
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Supt Richards
Wakefield Pharmacy
Con-Con Weekly Report
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