Water Survey Ordered for Industrial Site Plan
The Clare City Commission authorized an immediate study of costs and legal steps to extend water and sanitary sewer services outside the city to Grant township industrial sites. City Manager Clarence Gunn was directed to complete the study within thirty days, with plans for a future industrial park along Maple Road and sites near the old Watervliet yard. Local officials emphasized the project’s urgency to attract industry and noted that septic systems would be inadequate. state health officials had been consulted, and Lansing expressed favorable reaction to extending services. A timetable targets engineering survey within a month and construction by October, with Grant Township to share installation costs via expected tax benefits. Clare also reported options to purchase a 55-acre tract near US-27 and I-75, and Cedar Park restrictions were lifted to allow overnight trailer stays to attract tourists.
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Clare
Grant Township
Clarence Gunn
Industrial Development Corp
Frank T. LaGoe
Maple Road
Watervliet
LaGoe
Ken Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Clare Fabricated Plastics
Vliet
Holley Carburetor
Beaver Tool and Engineering
Kraft Foods
Grazr _ap
State Health Department
Lansing
Eberhart Road
Glen Whiteside
State Highway Department
Jay Trucks
Cedar Park
Clare Women Clinch 1965 Bowling Championships
The 1965 women's bowling season ends with Pat Holbrook and Tula Brown defending their doubles title as Welded Construction wins the team crown led by Phyllis Richardson and others. Betty Stevens earns a singles title with 679, while Holbrook and Brown set records for high game and handicap.
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Clare
Phyllis Richardson
Carley Christner
Lila Wheatcraft
Joan Weldon
Helen Sittrauch
Pat Holbrook
Tula Brown
Carley Ghrismer
Helen Stroud
Campbell- Verney-Bosink
Holley Jets
Clare Party Store
Russ’ Record Shop
Betty Stark
Barb Everts
Eileen Lower
Eldonna Trainor
Betty Stevens
Karolyn Christner
Betty Walters
Judy Hubel
Eileen Lo~wer
Hilltop Bar
Clare voters face nonpartisan city commission and circuit judge runoff
Monday election offers Clare residents a nonpartisan vote for three City Commission seats with terms ending for Mayor Glen Cain and Commissioners Albert Haley and George Wisler. Haley steps down leaving Cain and Wisler as incumbents. The field includes Roy A Dunbar Willard M Koch Melville Stebelton Mack Thomson Edward J Vernon Robert N Walters. The Circuit Judge runoff is Robert Campbell of Clare against James Rood of Midland. Campbell, current Clare County Judge of Probate, has long legal ties and prior office. Rood, a Midland attorney, brings broad civic and professional program experience.
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Clare
Clare Isabella - Midland
Glen Cain
Albert Haley
George Wisler
Haley
Cain
Wisler
Roy A
Dunbar Willard M
Koch Melville Stebelton
Mack Thomson
Edward J
Vernon Robert N. Walters
Robert Campbell
James Rood
Midland
Campbell
Clare County
Rood
Last Rites For Ernest Penrose In Sheridan Community
Ernest H. Penrose aged 54 died at his Sheridan township farm. He was a prominent farmer, member of the Holstein Friesian Association, Michigan Milk Producers, and Eagle Church of God. Survived by wife Kathl, two children, two grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral at Eagle Church of God with burial at Cherry Grove cemetery.
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Ernest H. Penrose
Sheridan
Howard
Zora Penrose
Sheridan Township
Kathl G. Carncross
Myrna Mae
Cecil Dougherty
Loren Jay
Holstein- Friesian Association
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Eagle Church of God
Roberta
Gary Colosky
Lowell
Clare
Sadie Burnash
Chesaning
Lou Berry
Elza Berry
Charles Hilliard
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Stephen Son Funeral Home
Clare Junior Band Debuts and Upcoming District Festival
The Clare Band Boosters Club hosted a Beginning Band concert led by Mr. Conley with 47 members, followed by Junior and Intermediate Band plans. About 50 students from grades 7 to 9 will attend the district Jr High Solo and Ensemble Festival in Roscommon, aiming for first division ratings among hundreds of peers.
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Clare Band Boosters Club
Conley
Roscommon
Clare
H.S. Gymnasium
Grand Rapids
65 Upturn In Water Levels Predicted For Michigan
The US Geological Survey reports a wetter 1965 start for Michigan with above average winter precipitation and frequent thaws lifting ground water. Inland lake levels and stream flows show improvement though overall rainfall deficit over the past five years remains substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Water Resources Branch
U.S. Geological Survey
Weils
P.R. Giroux
USGS
Giroux
District Meeting of Boy Scouters in Clare
The Boy Scouts district in Clare will meet on Wednesday April 14 at eight PM at the Doherty Motor Hotel. The session will approve a slate of officers for 1965 66 and appoint institutional representatives and district members at large.
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Clare
Doherty Motor Hotel
Henry Oil Co. Expands to Clare Operations
Henry Oil Co formerly of Midland expands to Clare at 620 W Fifth Street. The firm deals in Marathon products and heating oil and is owned by Allen Henry, a Clare resident.
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The
Henry Oil Co
Midland
Clare
Marathon
W. Fifth Street
Allén Henry
Mowers E. R Adds Sifrplicity Line to Hampton Honda
Hampton Honda announces the addition of Sifrplicity power lawn and garden equipment and tractors to its sales lineup. The move expands offerings for residential yard work and outdoor maintenance customers.
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E. R
Hampton Honda Motorcycle Sales
Mad Hatter Night by Clare Women Club
Clare Business and Professional Women host a pre Easter Mad Hatter Night on Monday April 12 featuring comical hat millinery displays and modeling. Mrs Ethel Acker will speak on The History of Hats with illustrated presentation and Mrs Barone of Roscommon will demonstrate color coordination and trimming accessories.
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Clare Business
Ethel Acker
Lake School PTA Collecting Books for Appalachia
The Lake School PTA launches a drive to collect books for elementary and junior high readers in Appalachia. Deposits are accepted at the Lake School and will be packed into special containers designed to convert into book carriers for transport to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lake School Pta
Appalachia
Lake School
Volunteers Sought to Sustain Clare County Red Cross
Clare County Red Cross seeks a fund drive chairman and volunteer help across divisions. Helen Morgan, county chairman, warns the program may collapse without increased interest. The county would lose Blood Bank and safety programs if donors do not rise. since September 1962 residents have received 429 pints more than donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Red Cross
St. Athanasius Church
Harrison
Helen Morgan
Clare General Hospital
Clare County
Red Cross
Piss Morgan
Central Michigan University honors 784 students for fall GPA
Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant honors 784 students who earned a 3.0 or higher for the fall semester. Among them are Phyllis Hartshorn Calla House Alma McDonald Helen Maxwell Eleanor Southwell Larry Stanley all of Clare Carol Stanley of Harrison Doris Detore and Joyce Methner of Lake and Marietta Morrison of Rosebush.
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Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Phyllis Hartshorn
Calla House
Alma McDonald
Helen Maxwell
Eleanor Southwell
Larry Stanley
Clare
Carol Stanley
Harrison
Easter Pageant in Rehearsals at Clare Elementary School
The Story of Haster a musical pageant in seven scenes will be presented Monday April 12 at 8 00 in the Clare Elementary School Auditorium. Sponsored by the High School Hustlers Class of the Methodist Sunday School. The cast includes Lawrence Everts as Christ and Laurence Seiter as Judas with Judge Donald Hillebrook directing music by Mrs Forrest Meek and organist Patricia Case.
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Haster
Clare
Hustlers
Methodist Sunday School
Donald E. Hol- Brook
Forrest Meek
Patricia ._Case
H. R. Evans
Bay City
F Christ
Lawrence Everts
Judas
Laurence Seiter
Pilate
Donald
Hillebrook
Candidates To Share Platform In 21st Judicial Circuit
The Democratic Business and Professional Club brings together James Rood of Midland and Robert Campbell of Clare for a judge candidates meeting in Midland tonight at 8 p.m. The event invites voters from Midland Isabella and Clare Counties to hear and question the contenders with Dennis Hamill presiding.
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Midland
Isabella
Clare
21St Judicial Circuit
Democratic Business and Professional Club
James Rood
Robert Campbell
Midland Community Center
Dennis Hamill
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Carol Corsaut
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