Twenty Students Complete Hunter's Safety...and...Onaway Receives New Ambulance From Presque Isle County Advance and Onaway Outlook October 25, 2018

  
CAPTION: A class of 20 graduated from the hunter safety class taught by
Presque Isle County Sheriff Duane Badder.  Badder told the class, "No piece 
of venison is worth your life.  Be very careful. Think - then act sensibly."
There were five class sessions over the course of five weeks, covering the basics
of hunting.  There were 19 boys and one girl, who learned the components of rifles,
shotguns and archery equipment, as well as suggested safety and survival items to 
carry into the field.  In other Onaway news, ambulance board chairman Ray Schack
accepted the keys to a new ambulance from Ken Holden of Dennis Distributers of 
Flint. The purchase of the new ambulance was to provide much improved and more
efficient care for the sick and injured of the Onaway area.



From the The Presque Isle County Advance October 25, 2018, page 9B. 


Retyped by J. Anderson