31 THt TIMES HERALD QtT HURON, MICH. Sunday, April 1971 CAPAC Applications fur the head start program are being accepted at the Middle School office. Four- and five-year olds not old enough for kindergarten are eligible for the program. Those who show the most need will be selected for next year's program. Nineteen students attended this year's class.
Head start requests being accepted to VI '3 Get that ball away Sister Angelica, left, principal of St. Edward's On-the-Lake Catholic School, takes a look at a possible shot in the basketball game Friday night in St. Joseph's Auditorium. Three games were played. The first was between parents and students; second between the faculty of St.
Edward's; and the third Involved parents and students again. A good time was had by all, and no one seemed too concerned about the score. teV If you have a 5 Consumers Savings Account with Michigan National Secretary off Year Beatrice H. Andrews honored ation of Medical Assistants. committee are Rosemarie Harris, Donna Maples heads the committee Charles Misch, Margaret Westfall, for Secretaries Week.
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Andrews was given the award by Charles Misch, 1977 Secretary of the Year. The Blue Water Chapter also held a seminar Saturday at St. Clair County Community College for secretaries and secretarial students. Andrews has been a secretary for more than 40 years and is now a regis-' tered medical secretary in the radlo-" logy department of Port Huron Hospital. She and her husband, F.
Lyle Andrews, live at 1914 Union St. She will be honored again at a dinner April 26 during National Secretaries Week. Andrews has been a registered medical secretary for more than 30 years. She previously worked in Sarnia. She and her husband came to Port Huron 10 years ago, and became U.S.
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The money was taken from the store office. A tracking dog from the St. Clair Shenff Department searched the area at the rear of the building and some evidence that may help solve the break-In was discovered, police said. Police would not elaborate. Richard Messor, 1.124 Division Port Huron, told city police late Friday that his home was robbed of 30-30 and .22 faliber rifles, a stereo, a tape player and two speakers.
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