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•***—~—r ■«-"*■ ■ |BlWMI»''e*H*l'W»**^**r|^WM^I^^ C^^^^^^^^^Pff^«sH^y.-r^g^|^ •^grrr^r^^rg^^psh^^..^^ *HBKii»'iJ*B<j*8jrt^^ " J ?» fv to* * Ealabliahed 1878 $150 Y«_f tna_* I«_b*U* CouniUs CLARE; HlCHlGMi THURSDAY AUGUSTS. 1956 T-s-a Cenl* Copy New Series, Vol. 64, No. 47 Clare County Free Fair Offers Program For Family -jitertainment Clare county young people .will bake their share of the limelight at the Clare County S*air August 14- 3,8 at the county fairgrounds tat Harrison. The youngsters will compete iox prizes _in 4-H Club and Future "Farmers of America "project exhibits. Aa a special concession to the young- ctowd, "Wednesday, August 15 has been named Children's Day, and all midway rides will be half, price to children. On that same day, bicycles, one, lor a boy and one for -a girl, will be awarded to the holders of tickets. Winners must be on the fairgrounds at the time of the drawing, which is scheduled for 4 *>m. Wednesday. • 4-H Club members and FFA boys will compete in joint livestock exhibits. Exhibit classes included are dairy and beef grade cattle, grade sheep,- poultry and rabbits, and farm crops* Two other special competitive events arc offered the youngsters. Tbe Showmanship special, which all' 4-H Club and FFA . members may enter, will be judged 75% on condition and training of .the an-* mal, 'and 25.% on the showman ability of the owner. The Junior Dairy Cattle Judging'.Contest, sponsored by Kraft Foods, will also be held Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m. It is open to young people whose only judging training has.been 4-H or FFA. Awards in- * elude an electric de-homer, a flash camera, show halter and dairy scales. County girls in 4-H work will compete in food preparation,- food preservation, freezing, family living," home furnishings, and flower gardening divisions in the 4-H Home Arts section. 4-H projects will also include photography, conservation, wildlife, "achievement booths, and miscellaneous exhibits, such as 4-H, Girl, 4-H Boy, junior leadership, and others. "• "Rural school youngsters in Clare county schools are urged to make group exhibits, built around :s( theme which is developed by tHe youngsters as a unit. Cash prizes are $5, $3 and $2. Tuesday, August 14 is entry day, wh^ri exhibitors register with the entry clerk, and get exhibitors' tickets. Joie Chitwood and his Auto Thrill Show, who drew such enthusiastic crowds last year, will officially open the fair's entertain- meht: that night. It will be his only appearance. Then Wednesday is the day set aside especially for county kids with prizes, concessions, the mid- Way, and active participation in the annual event. ■ Thursday, August 16, has - been named Clare Pay, and is the first r of three days of harness racing competition for $4,600 iri purses. The day will be finished off by a Livestock Parade-and fireworks. Harrison Day is Friday, and the second day of horse-racing is scheduled. There will be fireworks in the evening. Saturday will complete the three days of harness racing and fireworks that evening will officially Close the fair. Stage acts will be presented between races each day of the harness races, and there will be a Barnes Carruthers stage show each night. For the second year in a row, the Clare County Fair Board has scheduled the annual Fair Week in August, hoping to be favored with good weather for the event.. ■ Last year, the fair enjoyed fine, hot Weather for the entire week of •carnival and exhibits, in contrast to rainy weeks that have plagued the Fair in earlier years. Fair books are available to prospective exhibitors at the County Extension Office, Harrison. Seventeen contest events for boys and girls together with the prizes fbr the place winners in each, have been announced as'follows: . * • Boys 12-15, Bicycle Race-100 yds., 1-?1.00', 2-75C. Girls. 12-15, Bicycle Race-100 yds,, 1-?1.00, 2-75c. - Boys 8-11, Bicycle Race-65 yds,, l-fl.00, 2-75c.' . Girls 8-11, Bicycle Race-65 yds., 1-Sl.OO, 2-75c, . , Boys 12-15, Running Race-100 yds., 1-?1.00, 2-75-;/ .Girls 12-15, Running- Race-100 yds.,' i-$1.00, 2-7Sc. Boys 8-11, Running Race-65 yds., , 1-?1.00, 2-75c. Girls 8-11, Running Race-65 y*^., l-?i.00, 2-75c. Boys and Girls 6 and 7, Running Race-50 yds., 1-?1.00, 2-75c, 8*50c. r- Boys 12-15, Baseball Throw 1-$1.00, 2-75c. Girls 12-15, Relay (six in each line),. Prize $3.0Q, Giris 8-U, Relay (six in each line), Prize, $3.00. ' Boys* 8-11, Running Broad Jump 1-11.00, 2-75C/3-50C. Boys and Girls 8-11, 3>legged Ra.ce, 1-$1,00, 2-75c. Boys and Girls 12-15, 3-legged Race, l-*fl,00, 2-75c. Boys and Girls 6-10, Bag Race, 1-$1.00, 2-75c, 3-50c. Boys and Girls 6-10, Balloon Blowing contest, Prize 50c. Children must bring their own bicycle and personnel conducting the games will meet at the racetrack announcer's stand at 1 o'clock Master of Ceremonies, Leonard Klassee. Judges, Robert Carter, Mrs. Pearl Brady, Thomas Hecker, Secretary, Mrs. Marion Beers. Game Directors, Stanley Ryan, (chief), Mrs, Grace Rinehart, one representative from Farwell high school, one representative from Clare high school. Need Funds To Expand CMC Hospital Central Michigan Community- hospital, Mt, Pleasant, is launching a drive to raise $471,900 to provide badly needed additional facilities. The drive will be area-wide, sines a recent survey has indicated that a, large percentage of the hospital's patients come from as far west &s Remus, as far south as Shepherd, north to Harrison and east to Coleman. An estimated 25% of Community Hospital patients come from Clare, Harrison and Farwell. Plans for the drive were announced recently by Fred W, Turner, president of the "hospital board of directors. "The campaign organization is t:,*'*-lUid6rw.a>v" Turner comment- ed. ""We "aif know that we havo a big job ahead of us, but the new wing is a must, and only with the all-out support of everyone can we succeed." he continued. Earl G. Hartman, president bf the Garson Oil company, has been chosen general chairman of the campaign. Hartman announced that Richard Harris, vice-president of Harris Milling company has accepted the vice-chairmanship of the campaign and that major personnel assignments are being rapidly filled. Other division chairmen enlisted are Joe Fabiano, unit account division; Paul Hamel, special gifts division; William Primm, men's: division; C. R. Carnahan, finance and insurance division; Malcolm Maf- Shea, clubs and organizations; Carlo Barberi, government and education; Lee Browning, professions; Mrs.' Roy Leonard, womens; Theo Ward, arrangements; Harry Sullivan, auditing; M. M. "Bud" Warden, area division. The area division will be responsible for all solicitation outside of Mt. Pleasant proper. Warden in accepting the chairmanship of the area division said, "The hospital is the responsbility of all. Everyone who has used the hospital or might use it ih the future should support the ca.mp-.ign." Over 700 people from Clare county have used Central Michigan Community Hospital in the last 12 months. The hospital was originally built to accomodate 50 beds, cur? rently houses between 70 and 80, and the survey shows that there is a need for 112 beds. Hotnebound Franz Says Goodbyes Franz Gohre, who graduated froni Clare High School with this year's senior class, after a year's stay here, left August 2 for Mew York, and sailed August 5 for his home In Rotenburg, Germany. On.his arrival home, under the education system of his country, he still has two years of high school to complete. Franz mentioned in a letter he left for his. Clare friends and his foster parents the Delamarters, all of. the new ideas and new experiences he enjoyed in this country. Norcutt At Vo Ag Meet Floyd Norcytt,, teacher of vocational agriculture at Clare, received advance information at the Confer- ence for Teachers of Vocational Agric/t-lture at Michigan State XJnU versity, July 30-August 3, on agriculture methods and teaching techniques. More than 29.5 Michigan hi'gh school superintendents, principals, directors of vocational education, and teachers of institutional on- farm training and vocational agriculture attended the event at Kellogg Center, Outstanding speakers, workshop, .demonstrations, tours, symposia and forums were part of the five- day program. | On Inside Pages Harrison News. , . 2 City Briefs 3-7 Lake News " * 4 Society News 5 •Farwell News 6 Rosebush News s 9 Church News . 10 Farm News ll Want Ads - Notices 12-13 Comics " -. 13 "This surely was duite a year," writes Franz. "I saw a lot of the eastern part of the United States even went down to Florida over Christmas and had so much fun. as a senior at Clare High, in school activities, sports and plays, at dances and parties." "The year went by too fast," adds Franz, "and now I am ready to-sail, I leave this wonderful country with divided feelings. Sure I will, be glad to see my folks back home again, and all the old friends, bul Clare and its people have become a second home for me." ".. . I didn't feel t was a foreigner of* outsider after all. The mpst, olcours-?s,IJi^e to .t&Unkw foster parents, the Delamarters, for all their love and .care. I, myself, hope that this (exchange student) program may grow, and more people" become interested in it . . .in Clare." • "I think this is the only way to prevent wars, by letting people from different countries learn from dtte another, and try to understand each other." **. . . . the Michigan Council of Churches . . paid all the money for the trip both ways. All other expenses were taken care of by my foster parents, who didn't receive any money from the government . . as some people think." - "It was really not easy to say good-bye to all my friends but I and hoping ... to welcome some of them in Germany or see thera when I get the first chance to come back." "Once more, . . .-. (to the) . . Delamarters ahd citizens of Clare, thaflk you very much for everything," Franz closes. A young Cuban girl, Priscilla Ro- baltia,' an exchange student from Havana, Cuba, .will arrive at Willow Run Friday, and will be met there by-Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Delamarter. Foster parents for Priscilla for the coming year while she attends high school have not yet been named, and Clare area families whjr would like" to "adopt" Priscilla for the coming year may apply to the Delamarters. Priscilla. will be.a senior in high school. She is an exchange student ,on the plan sponsored by the Michigan Council of Churches. " Tre Delamarters were asked to meet Priscilla at Willow Run, as the regular" MCC representative is away. ReV. and Mrs. Delamarter Were foster parents to German student Franz Gohre last year and declare it was a wonderful experience. The MCC wants especially to place Priscilla with a family in this area, which is reiativfely new to the .exchange plan: . Plan Mergerv OfRosebu.1, Clare Banks Directors of The Citizens; State "Bank, Clare, and the *RpsebusljL State Bank, Rosebush, at meetings held August 7th, approved1 plans*, for the merging of the tw.ob.apks-' They voted to call special n*eetings of the shareholders 'of. the two banks *ta he held separately cm September 5th'to consider and Ratify the preliminary agreemehtJC . . ' Joint announcements. t6 "this e*N feet were made by J.' Stuarf'Bick;- nell, president of the Citizens State^ Bank, and by Roy MatteSonS c_B"_iei- of the Rosebush State Ba"nkv . _ ..■-.«'•* ;■■-:...'■•«- The directors of both banks' expressed the opinion that the merg- .ing of the two "banks; whe'n -approved by shareholders .and .state' and federal supervisory., authorities,, would result in increase'd benefits: to the depositors.and.customers of both institutions and. an expansion; of service's offered" by both" institut. tions. .... i; The merger is also' in line-witl. current trends in tho banking field, Under the terms of the preliminary agreement signed by« the directors . of both banks on August 7th, the present office.of the Rosev bush State Bank would continue to operate as a branch .of The Citizens State Bank -of Clare'. Present officers and employees of the Rosebush State Bank would-b'e'retained as.officers and .employees-of The Citizens 'State* Bank of * Clare. Plans call for the-merger tp be accomplished about October 1,1956. When accomplished, the. merger wiU result in a single bank, under the name and charter of "the Citizens .State, Bank, of .Clare, with branch at Rosebush, with total deposits of about $6,900,000.00 with total capital accounts., of about $650,000.00, and total resources of about $7,500,000*00. It will result in making The Citizens State Bank of Clare ohe of the largest and strongest of the banks in Central Michigan. The Citizens State Bank was or- ganized in 1909 and James S. Bicknell, a director became cashier iu 1911. Later, after the death of the elder Mr. Bicknell, his Son J, Stuart Bicknell became the president and continues as head of the institution William- H.. Bicknellf^directoivo! the hank has held that office since the founding of the hank. The Rose- bush State Bank was founded in 1916. Both banks are members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. - ** r>-Jf- Lions To Play Auburn LL Here ' The' Lions .of the Clare Little League arc scheduled to play- the Auburn Little League this Sunday, at 1 p.m. Tho game will be played at the Clai'e Little League field. The Lions lead the league with a 13 win, two loss I'ecord. Strange-By 6 Votes Russell j3t"Cange, a newcomer to "politics who campaigned like an old professional in the race ior Hugh Johnston's seat.in the legislature, won the nomination by six votes in Tuesday's primary, \ ' ' ' ' . » Strange bested fellow Republicans Preston Johnson and, Russell Galer and will carry GOP colors in the General Election against the Democrat nominee. A hard-working, well-aimed campaign in both Clare and Isabella counties gained a margin of 1032-857 for Strange over Johnson in Clare county, while he held Johnson to a 923-754 edge in Isabella. The result was the six-vote victqry _ for Strange in the closest finish remembered in the district contest. ' A last hour'statement by retiring Hugh Johnston declar- iiig ibis favor for "younger" legislators was seen as swinging some strength to Strange.. • Harrison Scouts Take Trip West Five Harrison boys were among sixteen Explorer Scouts plus two Explorer Leaders from, the Valley Trails Council Who boarded the train early one morning last week at Lansing and headed "west" on a nineteen day trip to Philmont Scout Ranch, "Land of the Mountain •Men." Dale Dancer, Gary First, Bill Evans, Mike Morrison and Paul Lamb- din, all of Harrison, were scheduled to make the trip. The early morning hour did not dampen the spirits of the group as they busily checked their packs and equipment for the long trip west to Cimmaron, NeW Mexico. Included in the trip out will be a stop-over at LaJunta, Colorado, where the group will visit the Kiva of the nationally famous Koshare Indians, an Explorer Post of LaJunta that specializes in Indian dancing. From LaJunta the contingent will go to Colorado Springs with a trip to Pikes Peak' included in*the itinerary. The group will spend one & one-half days of sight-seeing in Colorado Springs and vicinity. The' group will then proceed to Raton, New Mexico, and then to Cimmaron and Philmont Scout Ranch. The group will spend twelv.e days at Philmont, starting their mountain trip from the Ponil Base Camp in the northern sector of the 127,000 acre Scout Ranch. The group will hike and pack down through the mountainous central sector, possibly stopping to climb to the: peaks of the Black, Commache, or dear Creak Mountains. Here, too, the Explorers may pan for gold or see several old gold mines. ' As the expedition packs into' the Southern Sector a trip up ihe Ray- ado Canyon, where they gross the liver thirty times, leads into the bealitiful camping country of Ray- ado;. Crater Lodkout, and trail ,peal*:s, . " Deer and antelope abound in the ranch and will provide a willing subject for the many amateur camera fans. SBRf Bicknell, Darling, Rutter In County Primary Vote «/, fc,^-;> ^-HriK 'W** ***«. ;(^S; v • - *:,,." £_i_.____»*.>->-'^\ <* *■* _____ Alma Wiser, of Harrison, accepts the mattress she won. on -an entry vs tide Sealy Post-qrepe-Jk* Co**etsJ 4*»-..QhicagQv Dan Burdo, of Clare Furniture company, Ibtal' sponsor of t_e contest makes the presentation . Mrs. Wiser is* eligible to compete nationally for a $20,000 prize, Maurice Photo Surplus Food Listed For Welfare The Clare County Social Welfare Department has joined many other counties in the State of Michigan in the distribution of Surplus Commodities. •These will be distributed to all persons receiving Direct Relief and those on the State Aid programs such as, Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Children, Aid to the Blind and Aid to the Disabled, In some cases those persons who receive Social Security and pensions from other sources are eligible. Those who come in this category- may make application for these surplus foods <at the Social Welfare Department in the Court House. The foods that are available for this month are beans, rice, flour, cornmeal, dry milk, butter, lard, and cheese. The Distribution dates for this month are August 13, 14 and 15 for those persons.getting their surplus at First Super Market in Harrison and August 14, 15 and IG for those' who receive from the Coker Grocery in Farwell. Gets Ticket For Double Violation Leroy Edwin Smith, of Farwell, was ticketed on two charges, speeding and driving" with a revoked license, by Clare Police on August 3. He was stopped on McEwan street at about 12:50 p.m. after police noticed the speed he was driving. Smith appeared in Justice Court and paid $30.30 fine and costs and was given a two day jail sentence. Two cars were involved in an accident on McEwan Street August 5, when on_ stopped to wait for a parking spot, Franklin L. Walters, a Clare City employee, stopped to wait for a parked car to. pull out into the highway so he could park, when Julius J. Bevington, Jr" of Toledo, Ohio, hit the Walters car as he drove north on McEwan street.' Bevington told police he did not see Walters stop in-time to avoid the accident, Changs In Movie Billing The Gem Theatre at Beaverton, scheduled on the Sentinel's entertainment page, to show "Oklahoma Woman" will he showing "Two Gun Lady" In stead, qu August 9-11.' The change came too late to.be made in the show bill. This Used Car Ad SOLD 7 Cars! Acker's Sales and Service, four miles south of Glare and five miles east, listed eight good used car buys in the" Clare Sentinel Want-Ads two weeks ago. Readers saw, they came, they purchased *. .arid before the next issue of fhe Sentinel, seven of-.the adyertise'd cars were sold! Moral: Headers of Sentinel classified pages are looking for something. If you have & good product or article for sale, Sentinel Want-Ad" copy will bring ihe attention, of hundreds of readers to your offering and there isi no question but that ybu will get action .... a sale if terms are rightl We are glad thai Acker's Sales had success in selling their good used cars. We know that you, too will have pleasing success with Sentinel Want-Ads. Phone^S, or 35 to tell us what you want to sell. Costs only 45c for "the first _5 words. . ■ • f ■ ■ f Hecker and Budd Top Probate Field; •-Stephenspn and Hose Lead For Coroner Clare County voters nominated their new choices for Prosecuting Attorney, Treasurer, and 'Sheriff Tuesday in,the Primary Election race for three courthouse positions .vacated through retirement of the present officeholders. incumbent candidates for County Clerk and Register pf Deeds, and County Coroner were easy victors, and On a nonpartisan ballot other new candidates were named'in bids for election for the Probate Judge job. ' * The unusually large field qf candidates for -Republican nomination' and intense campaigning made Tuesday's election one of the most lively in recent years. Complete county returns . early Wednesday, morning indicated the following nominations; New Building Is Ready For Isabella Fair The directors oi the Isabella, County Youth a'nd Farm Fair are pleased to announce that a new auto shelter will he completed in time for the fair, August 21-25, according to B. C. Mellencamp,-Isabella County Agent. This -building, 40' "by 120* has open sides and ends. It -will permit all of the auto exhibitors to enter from the sides and have more room to display their beautiful cars. The basement of the grandstand will be used for the first time and ■will hous'e all °f the Open Class Individual exhibits formerly displayed in the 'Merchants' Building. The wonderful Gladiola Show "will be exhibited in the Qrandstand tills year. > The Merchants' Building -will he filled -with the Merch*u-,ts' "hastes, plus the liome Scdnomics E-leh- sion booths, and the Farm Bureau, and Grange displays. This is hy far the largest showing of this type since the fair was organized, Mellencamp predicted. The Home Talent Show on Tuesday night will.open a full week of entertainment at ite best. The committee has ten selected acts of high .caliber. It will be supplemented by end-men with- their comedy and music to add to its enjoyment. Wednesday's program (features the Tractor Pulling Contests with three classes each filled with local farmer owned tractors. Then Wednesday night comes one of the top attractions-of the week - The Famous Give Away Show. This combines giving away $500. worth of standard items with a wall-planned entertainment program. Local folks will appear on the stage under a quiz program arrangement, in the manner of the popular TV prdgra'ms, Thursday afternoon comes the County Rodeo program sponsored by the Chippewa Wrangler Riding Club. On Thursday night the annual spectacular Livestock Parade with 4-H floats will be staged. The winners of the many special awards will receive theii* recognition following the parade. Then comes the Livestock Auction with the blue ribbon steers, lambs, and swine being sold. During the evening Governor Williams and party and Republican party representatives will he introduced. . Friday's program features Horsepulling always one of the big features of the week. The lightweight contest comes at 2:00 With the heavyweights In the evening at 8:00. The usual field of entries of outstanding teams throughout, the state is assured. . Saturday, August 25, the famous, "Gfene Holter Wild Animal Show" will be featured both afternoon and evening. This is one of the top shows in the country and provides entertainment at its best. Opening the show will be "Silver", the great white stallion with a silver mounted saddle worth thousands of dollars. Next comes the bucking donkey,' that refuses to be ridden, followed by a. group of beautiful Liberty horses all working in unison. Then the famous Ostrich Races with local prominent citizens in the saddle. Camei races also will hold the spotlight/ Never before hag a pj-ogram of this size and variety appeared in Michigan, County Agenit -Mellencamp promises. r Well-Baby Clinic Dates August 15,17 August well-'baby clinics have been set for Wednesday, August 15, and Friday, August 17. Tlie health Unit will bo at th'e Farwell Methodist church*on August 15 from; 9 to 11 a.m, and al; the Clai'e Congregational -church that same day from.l to 3 p-m. The clinic will be in the county court house basement at Harrison on August 17, from 9 to 11 a.m. Prosecutor ■■-,"■ James S. Bicknell, jn CB*> , . "Jim" Bicknell won his party's nomination over Ted Pixley by a vote of 1246 to 984 with margiiis in every township and precinct except four: Both Republicans, the two men were also both first^time seekers after elective office at the county level. No Democrat appear- sd on the Primary ballot. County Treasurer Lewis Rutter,' (R) 780 Carl Salhoff, D) 282 . Lewis Rutter was top man in the Contest to name GOP candidate for :he November ballot. Weil Mown as a county supervisor and township officer, Mr,'Rutter outdistanc- 2d Kenneth Roller and Isabell Bar- oer by a 150 margin to win. County Sheriff James Darlings R) 1130 Glenn Crane, (D) 193 The field of five other Republican candidates for the nomination failed to draw away much of Mr, Darling's strength as he rolled up •strong totals in eyery one of the., county's votings -hits, 4 ... Votes for "Darling' iri -just lour precincts (Greenwood—S6, -Sherr dan—115, Grant—86, City of Claire —97) would have been enough t<5 nominate him over his closest, opponent who was Charles Cooper with 379 Votes. Darling's iviftning pluralities were county-wide however with noteworthy strength in Arthur township, Frost, Hamilton, Hatton, Summerfield, and all three wards in the City of Harrison. In some townships, .Darling ran as high as twelve-to-one better than his nearest rival. Others running for the Republican nominations Were: Cooper—a1*"!}, Bruce—340, McDonald—286, Head —175, Coyne—35. On the Democrat side, Sprague with 131 was second to Crane. . Will Henderson, incumbent County Clerk ran unopposed atid registered a strohg 2042 total in "his bid for nomination. No Democrat appeared for the position on the ballot. judge of Probate Donna. Hecker, 1314. Doris L. Budd, 327, Keeii interest in this non-partisan qfCice drew seven candiates into the race. The two highsst will appear on the Fall ballot for a "run-ofE", Mrs. Dohna/Hecker, whoprobably knocked at -more doors and met more voters than most other candidates in the election saw hef energetic campaign result in an overwhelming .vote plurality. * Campaigning on the theme of expedience in the office, Mrs. Hecker ■ gained almost as many votes as the total of the other six candidates together. Following Mrs. Hecker and Mrs. Budd in *the' Probate Judge race were: Bartow—2.63,. Bardley—239\ MacGregor*—2?6, Brinkman—232, Beard—152. Coroner Carl Stephenson, (R) 1345. June Rose, (R) 884. Michael Doherty, (i>) 289. The -two Republican nominees Stephensdn and; Rose, both incumbents will appear on the Fall ballot opposing Doherty, 'the Democratic nominee. Stephenson, with powerful vote totals in elate city ahd 0!*&nt, Sheridan and Arthur townships, al* so maintained &"* steady pace throughout the rest of the county to ran far In front of the field. -Bruce WIHiSms was Unopposed in his bid -for re-election as County Drain Commissioner. For State offices Clare County gave the Republican nomjna'tioils to Cobo for Governor, Reid for Lieut. Gov,, Prescott for State Senator from the 2Sth District, Cederberg Cor Congress and Strange for Rep. In State Legislature. On the Democratic ballot the nod went to Williams for Governor, Hart fbr Lieut. Gov., Vaughn for Congress, and Sawyer tor State Representative.
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|1956-08-09; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|An issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
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|1956-08-09; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|An issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
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Spring is about change – big change – and this year you can help support victims of domestic violence who have made life changing moves toward a fresh start.
Soon the DAIS Capital Campaign will be over and domestic violence victims and survivors who have summoned the courage to leave their homes will find safety and hope at the new DAIS shelter on Fordem Avenue in Madison. They will call this shelter home before they move on to the next chapter of their lives. With your help, they will also find La Petite Salon – not so much a real salon but a place to have a salon experience within the walls where they feel safe.
Even if we never experienced domestic violence first hand, we know that spring brings hope, that everyone can dos something to make a difference and seldom does anything good ever come out of a bad hair day.
Now imagine how hard a bad hair day would be for a woman seeking refuge from a violent relationship who now faces:
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Challenging days like those require all of the self-esteem and confidence possible. And we all know, confidence in your appearance helps.
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January 3, 2013Judy Hoyt, professor of electrical engineering and computer science in the MIT EECS Department, has teamed with colleagues in the Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) to design a new kind of p-type transistor using germanium (not silicon). The team has successfully demonstrated that the p-type transistor can achieve speeds twice as fast as current experimental p-type transistors and nearly four times as fast as the best commercially produced p-type transistors.
December 21, 2012EECS researchers including professors Vladimir Bulovic, Jing Kong and Mildred Dresselhaus and postdoctoral associate Hyesung Park and graduate student Joel Jean have joined MIT colleagues including associate professor of materials science and engineering Silvija Gradecak and postdoctoral associate Sehoon Chang, to produce a new kind of flexible and solar cell based on graphene paired with nanowires and quantum dots. This work could rival the current use of silicon crystals or indium tin oxide (ITO) and is predicted to be scalable for alternative use to the silicon or ITO models.
December 10, 2012A team from the MIT Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) including Jesús del Alamo, the Donner Professor of Science in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), EECS graduate student Jianqian Lin, and Dimitri Antoniadis, the Ray and Maria Stata Professor of Electrical Engineering have used indium gallium arsenide to build nanometer-sized metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) that can outpace silicon providing the smallest non-silicon transistors yet.
November 20, 2012Luis Velásquez-García, a principal research scientist at MIT's Microsystems Technology Laboratories, and his group have created a new system for spinning nanofibers—one that should offer significant productivity increases while drastically reducing power consumption. They will be presenting this work at the International Workshop on Micro and Nanotechnology for Power Generation and Energy Conversion Applications in December.
October 17, 2012Calling it a glimpse into the future, technology news website CRN has hailed MIT EECS/CSAIL faculty and the new Wireless@MIT center as the source for seven new technologies that will impact (favorably) our daily lives. Read more...
August 23, 2012Molybdenum-Disulfide (MoS2), like Graphene, is a one-molecule-thick material. But, MIT researchers including EECS Professors Tomas Palacios and Jing Kong have been able to produce complex electronic circuits from MoS2, a material that could have many more applications than graphene. This work is now reported in the journal Nano Letters.
July 19, 2012Research update: Chips with self-assembling rectangles - New technique allows production of complex microchip structures in one self-assembling step
June 12, 2012Sarpeshkar teams with researchers at the Lincoln Laboratory to develop an implantable fuel cell built that could power neural prosthetics that help patients regain control of limbs.
June 1, 2012EECS associate professor of electrical engineering Karl Berggren has teamed with MIT Materials Science and Engineering Prof. Caroline Ross to create 3D micro structures that have potential for multiple applications.
May 16, 2012"L. Rafael Reif, a distinguished electrical engineer whose seven-year tenure as MIT's provost has helped MIT maintain its appetite for bold action as well as its firm financial footing, has been selected as the 17th president of the Institute. Reif, 61, was elected to the post this morning by a vote of the MIT Corporation." Read more of the MIT News Office, May 16, 2012 announcement.
March 9, 2012The National Science Foundation (NSF) named Scott Aaronson of MIT as one of two recipients of this year's Alan T. Waterman Award. The honor goes to an outstanding researcher under the age of 35 in any field of science or engineering that is supported by the NSF.
February 15, 2012EECS faculty members Vladimir Stojanovic, Rajeev Ram and Michael Watts are collaborating to build the case for integrating optoelectronic and electronic chip components to create the next generation
February 3, 2012Dana Weinstein, assistant professor in the MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department and principal investigator with the Microsystems Technology Laboratories, MTL, has been selected
December 7, 2011Scott Aaronson, the Career Development Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, a member of the Theory of Computation and Complexity Theory groups, and principal
September 26, 2011Tomas Palacios is among 94 young scientists and engineers chosen to receive the 2011 Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), the highest honor bestowed by the U.S.
September 21, 2011EECS Professor Judy L. Hoyt, principal investigator in and currently Associate Director of the Microsystems Technology Laboratories, MTL, at MIT, pioneered the development of strained Si MOSFET
September 21, 2011The Fall issue of MIT's Spectrum magazine spotlights a number of MIT faculty who work with nanotechnology. The topic of nanotechnology is introduced with the opening: "Nanotechnology's
September 20, 2011The National Institutes of Health announced Tuesday, Sept. 20, that it is awarding 79 grants totaling $143.8 million to innovative scientists across the country, including five MIT researchers. The
September 1, 2011Berggren and Singapore team demonstrate new technique that could produce chip features only 10 nanometers about 30 atoms across.
August 19, 2011As reported August 15, 2011, by the MIT News Office, an international group of researchers, including members of the Optics and Quantum Electronics Group at the MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics
July 25, 2011As announced by the MIT News Office in a July 14, 2011 article, a new multi-institution Research Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering operating under a five-year, $18.5 million grant from the
June 30, 2011Rahul Sarpeshkar, EECS associate professor and principal investigator with the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) is one of three MIT faculty members selected to attend the NAE's 17th U.S.
June 30, 2011Members of the Quantum Nanostructures and Nanofabrication Group in the MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) under the direction of Karl K. Berggren, the Emanuel E. Landsman (1958) Associate
June 22, 2011Bhatia teams to enhance drug delivery using nano division of labor
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When Timothy Haynes and Kevin Roberts set out to design a brand new beach house for a family of seven, they wanted to get everything just perfect. They wanted this Hamptons home to be sophisticated and sleek but still laid back and comfy enough for the five kids (ages 3 to 15) that would live there. Well done!
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If you didn't know already, Google have followed up from their previous television adverts with yet another one of their well styled and slick commercials; this time promoting their social network, Google+.
Google Threatens China Walkout
Google have always had a strained relationship with China. With Government censorship rife and state search engine Baidu more popular with users, it has been a difficult market for the Internet giant to crack.
The Changing Anatomy of a Google Search Page
As Google introduce left-hand navigation we look at what you can find on a Google SERP and how you can use the new options to improve your searching experience.
The functionality and face of Google's search engine results page has been regularly shifting since its online inception [see: How Google and Facebook Diversified to Conquer the Internet]. Always stylistically simplistic, Google has never strayed from their clean front-end. But beneath the surface, major shifts in search function have seen major developments.
The New gTLD Programme from ICANN
Last week I attended the Spring Symposium with MarkMonitor at the Museum of London, where the main topic of discussion is brands and how to protect your brand online.
Some very interesting presentations and a lot of the information was new to me, having not worked directly on a site that would suffer with counterfeit products being sold on domains pretending to be the actual brand.
What I want to discuss in my post here though is one area that really caught my attention; the expansion of new Generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs). gTLDs will allow companies to turn their brands into domains (.brand/company name). They will also allow companies to create broad product groups like .finance, .bank or .shop.
The internet industry are calling gTLDs 'dotBrand' and are set to fundamentally change the internet and how websites do business online.
Mayday Alert for Webmasters after Google Algorithm Change
Google's latest algorithm update sees many websites losing rankings and traffic, particularly for long tail terms; so what is the Mayday update and is it time to panic?
Google Gets a New Look...and a New Search Index
Just a couple of days after Google finally confirmed that Caffeine had gone live, they have brought colour and life to their homepage. The Bing-ification of Google continues.
After introducing a left-hand navigation [see: The Changing Anatomy of a Google Search Page], which had more than a passing resemblance to Bing's, it looks like Google have been borrowing from their Microsoft rivals again. Today the world woke up to a full colour Google homepage. The white background has been replaced by a rolling reel of photography.
Why Has Brian Souter Fallen Off Google?
Yesterday the BBC ran a story about how the founder of Stagecoach, Sir Brian Souter, had seen his website stripped of its rankings within Google. Understandably, he was less than happy with this revelation, claiming that "it's not Google's place to decide which sites we can see and those we can't". Sadly for Brian, it is.
The question of whether Google should wield this power is one that has been discussed time and time again. It's an ethical quagmire, one which everybody has their own opinion on. However, what Google do have, as with all search engines, is a strict code of practice that webmasters should adhere to and an algorithm to index sites fairly.
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In the days before the Internet, information was passed verbally or through writing. You'd read the news in a newspaper or watch it on the television; they were your primary, or in many cases, only source of worldly happenings. You'd discuss things with those around you and others who could be reached by telephone. If you wanted to converse with someone in a distant land – or the other end of the country at least – you'd apply for a pen pal. But the Internet has changed all that. Read more
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High school senior Carson Phillips (Chris Colfer, Glee) was destined for bigger things than his close-minded small town could ever offer. He was on a path to greatness, but destiny had a different plan when he was suddenly killed by a bolt of lightning in his school parking lot.
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Employers can sometimes lawfully fire employees for posting critical comments about their jobs on social media, even if employees post the comments on their own time and on their own equipment. However, that's not always the...more
The National Labor Relations Board continues its line of decisions declaring employee social media use as protected concerted activity under Section 7 of the NLRA. Last month in Triple Play Sports Bar & Grille, the Board...more
No employer wants its employee's bad behavior at work to become the next viral video. So it is not surprising that more employers have started using social media in the hiring process to screen out candidates who post...more
In the past few years the National Labor Relations Board ("NLRB") has taken an increased interest in whether workplace policies prohibiting employees from discussing the terms and conditions of their employment on social...more
On August 25, the National Labor Relations Board found in Three D, LLC, d/b/a Triple Play Sports Bar and Grille v. Sanzone, Case No. 34-CA-012915, and Three D, LLC, d/b/a Triple Play Sports Bar and Grille v. Spinella, Case...more
The National Labor Relations Board ("NLRB") has issued yet another decision which should cause all employers, even those without unions, to think very carefully before disciplining any employee for their actions on social...more
With the intersection between cutting-edge social media and the Depression-era National Labor Relations Act (NLRA or the Act) still relatively new, employers are looking for answers to some fundamental questions when it comes...more
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Social media is an increasingly essential tool in today's business environment but as employers are learning, it carries inherent risks. More employers are taking disciplinary action and implementing social media policies to...more
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Just in case you thought all the 50 Shades of Grey hype was over, 50 Shades of Chicken decided to drop its book trailer, and it's making us awfully hungry (nope, not the word you were thinking).
Cookbook parody 50 Shades of Chicken is up for release Nov. 13, according to Amazon, and while the nom de plume of the author (F.L. Fowler) and the promo copy seems a bit much, it must be the real deal. Sample promotional copy? "'I want you to see this. Then you'll know everything. It's a cookbook,' he says and opens to some recipes, with color photos. 'I want to prepare you, very much.' This isn't just about getting me hot till my juices run clear, and then a little rest. There's pulling, jerking, stuffing, trussing. Fifty preparations."
Of course there's the same inane phrases just like in the original story (the bird happens to say "Holy crap," apparently), but the book trailer? Pure food porn (plus a nice torso, at that). Watch the sexy book trailer below and get hot and hungry as the narrator says, "I'm going to stretch the twine around your breast, pressing your limbs tightly against your sides." Seriously though, couldn't they have found another narrator?
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Things look a little less congenial today.
That's after a pointed article in the Financial Times, where a top NBC executive says that Twitter's most important selling point to the TV industry — "We'll deliver eyeballs to your shows" — hasn't panned out.
That's a red flag for Twitter, which has been trying to create a symbiosis with the TV Industrial Complex for years, and is selling that link to investors as well.
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He comes to that conclusion after looking at the effect of Twitter, as well as Facebook, on NBCU's ratings during the Winter Olympics. Wurtzel saw lots of chatter about Sochi on social media, but none of that seemed to translate to increased viewership."


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A tribute to one of my biggest inspirations, Joe "PhotoJoe" Hoddinott -done on my iPad using FinngrPro
This is my second time using this app since installing it- and it might be my last time as well! One thing I thought about after coming out the fetal position (while patting myself saying "Shhhh it's going to be okay…") that this app put me in: this app needs a warning label. Now, I like a challenge, but this is just silly. This was done in three hours and here are some fun facts:
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-every stroke is volatile and speed controls the line thickness
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Suspended LSU running back Jeremy Hill has pleaded guilty to simple battery in connection with an April bar fight in which video captured Hill punching another man in the side of the head, The Associated Press reports. Hill entered the plea Friday in state district court in Baton Rouge. He will not have to go to jail for the fight, but he faces the possible revocation of the probation he was granted following a January 2012 guilty plea to a misdemeanor stemming from his sexual relationship with a then-14-year-old girl at his high school. District Attorney Hillar Moore says it will be up to a judge to decide whether Hill should serve the suspended six-month sentence in that earlier case. Prosecutors say the victim in the fight, an LSU student, requested that Hill and a co-defendant, Robert Bayardo, share his $750 in medical expenses, not have any contact with him or his family, and not comment publicly about the incident. District Judge Michael Erwin accepted those terms, handing Hill a six-month suspended sentence and two years of probation, which now overlaps with his previous six-month suspended sentence and initial two years of probation, due to expire in January. A hearing would likely be set for August. LSU head football coach Les Miles, who suspended Hill after the bar fight, was not immediately available for comment.
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Alright sit the fuck down I'm about to teach you a thing about supposedly important grammar rules.
This is a page taken from the Edinburgh University ENGLISH LITERATURE writing guide (ripped from God only knows where on the internet, I may add, either Rice University or a university in Texas, without any citation — nice plagiarism there, Edinburgh, and especially ironic in a handbook on how to cite properly and not plagiarise) and therefore is supposed to be an academic and informed reference on how a student should write their essays.
After studying English Language and Linguistics for a year and a half, I am about to tear it apart.
Okay, so, the first thing that should be learnt here is the term prescriptivism:
OED: prᵻˈskrɪptᵻvɪz(ə)m 1.Linguistics. The practice or advocacy of prescriptive grammar; the belief that the grammar of a language should lay down rules to which usage must conform.
Prescriptivism is basically your parents telling you 'don't use ain't' or your primary school teachers claiming that 'you should be using commas instead of and all the time'. It is the idea that there is a set and specific way in which language should be used, and completely disregards how it is used (an endeavor which is the job of linguists). Prescriptivism historically comes from a number of sources, mostly historical, mostly obsolete: for example, ever wondered why, in Word, when you type 'what' or 'which the little red line appears and tries to change it to 'that'? Because a man in the 1600s decided he wanted to tidy up the language and make 'that' the head of relative clauses rather than wh words like 'which'. This was then adopted in the 19th-20th century as God's holy law, and is now seen in numerous incredibly academic journals on language even though it is entirely arbitrary, obsolete, and more often than not does not make sense in context.
In other words, you know English language better than a machine. If you are reading this as a native speaker or not, no matter what accent or dialect, you know the English language and you are well within your right to use that which is appropriate and correct within your dialect. Now I know someone is going to come along and say 'this is for essays, and therefore students have to use a high register, and that's what they're illustrating here', or something along those lines because let's face it this is Tumblr and it's much more likely to involve more expletives and be hidden behind a grey face. What I would say to counter that is yes, that is the point; we are at university, studying English Literature, to learn how to structure and write an academic piece of work. The rules above, however, seem to deviate from this quite a lot, and rather than telling students how to write an essay properly, are giving a lot of prescriptive constrictions with no explanations which they expect students to adhere to, not only restricting their work, but their idea of the English language and its proper usage.
So, in light of these 'rules' taken straight from the internet not only telling you what not to do, being an example of very bad teaching, and not telling you why, and considering that they also are, for the most part, obsolete or wrong, I am going to illustrate why each of them can be countered. For example:
Now I know I'm going to get some asshole reblog this and be all 'it's not prescriptivist, it's telling you what's needed in an essay, language changes blah blah blah'. Let me tell you though that I am (sort of) fine and dandy about all this stuff that shouldn't be included, but when these so called rules are included with no explanation why, this is when you have to question exactly how much university departments know what they're talking about or how much they care. Also, come back to me when students aren't losing marks on their essays and people aren't getting turned away by publishers because they've used a few split infinitives when it's an entirely inherent part of English, a misguided rule that it shouldn't be used, and is something upheld by only the most ignorant speakers of the English language.
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