Ninners Picked In Sentinel Easter Coloring Game Contest
Young artists submitted sixty seven contest pictures in the Sentinel Easter Coloring Game. Carolyn Goldammer 10 won top prize in the 8 to 12 year group. Sherry Curtis 6 won top prize in the 5 to 7 year group. Second place went to Mary Logic 12 and Jim Foss 7. Fourteen runner up prizes were awarded. Winners from Clare and surrounding communities, with entries from Mt. Pleasant and other Michigan towns, were judged by two art students and an instructor. Total prizes valued at 40 dollars with five dollar savings stamps and watercolor outfits for winners. A public exhibit of winning sets will be shown in Clare.
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Sentinel
Carolyn Goildammer
Carolyn
Charles Goldammer
East Sixth Street
Clare
Sherry Curtis
Harold Curtis
Sherry
Mary Logic
Jim Foss
Harrison Diane Tomaski
Debbie Warner
Leet Clere
Jill-Ann Ackerman
Clare Valerie Austin
Clare Jimmy Blain
Lake
The
Michigan
Clare County
Karwell
Harrison
Rosebush
Coleman
Weidman
Sears
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Birmingham
the Sentinel
U.S
Elect New Officers At Dover Church
The Dover Church held its annual meeting reporting 7500 in income and rising attendance. The missionary budget reached 1350 with a 1500 goal for the year. New officers named include Deacon Ted Hill and Church Clerk Bill White. others include Al Hosk inson, Cleo Raymond, Janet Goudie, Winifred Abbott, Joann Hoover and Bonnie White. Re elected were Treasurer Dwaine Hoover, Sunday School Superintendent Nial Abbott Jr and Missionary Treasurer Winifred Abbott. Installations set for Morning Service April 24 with a pastor led charge on duties.
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Dover
Africa
Brazil
Florida
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ted Hill
Bill White
al Hoskin
Egg production cutbacks forecast by Michigan State economist
Michigan State University economist Henry Larzelere says pullet output may fall about one third over the next six months versus 1959 as a result of fall and winter reductions. He hopes national hatch in the coming three months will exceed April-June 1960 by at least 164 percent.
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Michigan State University
Henry Larzelere
Larze Jere
Youth Talent Exhibit Awards Highlight Lansing Participants
Eric Hammerberg won first place blue ribbon and ten dollars for creative writing in the 13th annual Youth Talent Exhibit and Science Fair held April 3 10 at Lansing Civic Center. He placed first in the 15 16 year old bracket and earned third in the music division for an original composition. Grand award winners include Roberta Goyens Paul Nelson Frederick Dombrose and Christopher Lenz with top arts crafts and science honors.
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Civic Center
Lansing
Michigan
Eric’ ‘Hammerberg
Arid
K. Hammerberg
Cidre
Eric
State Journal
Oldsmobile
Lansing ‘Recreation Dept
Roberta
Christopher M. Lenz
Sexton High
Science Division
Washington D. C
Indianapolis
Indiana
Junior And Intermediate Concert Set at Clare High
The Clare Public School Junior Band with 74 players teams with 85 in the Intermediate Band for a spring concert next Tuesday at eight in the high school gym. The combined groups, one of the largest Clare instrumental lineups, follow a Band Festival win with First Rating for the Junior Band.
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Clare Public School
Clare
Lloyd Conley
Clare Dairy Princess Contest Set for April 20
The Clare Kiwanis Club sponsors the Clare County Dairy Princess contest with judging at 5 p.m. and banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday April 20 at Hotel Doherty. Dr Neil Sterling chairs the Kiwanis Agricultural committee and notes several contestants with more expected. Michigan Milk Producers Association funds the ceremony. Judges are Albert Haley Margaret Myers and Robert Larson. Other committee members include Donald Holbrook Mark Bicknell and John Burgess.
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Clare Kiwanis Club
Clare County
Doherty
Neil Sterling
The
Kiwanis Agricultural Committee
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Albert Haley
Clare
Margaret Myers
Arthur Township
Robert Larson
Harrigan
Dr. Sterlinng
Donald E. Holbrook
Mark Bicknell
Jom Burgess
Grass Fires Plague Clare Department Rallies
Clare firemen battled a blaze at Loomis Pelton home after noon stove fire caused about 1000 dollars in damage. Earlier grass fires included a trash dump blaze threatening Luke's Trailer Park and a yard burn on John Street. The department urged permits for outdoor fires and offered supervised burning free of charge by postcard request to Fire Chief Floyd Woodworth. Rural burns must be reported to the Conservation Fire Station at Harrison or local officer Don Bell.
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Clare
Loomis
Clarehce Pelton
Luke’s
John Street
Fire Department
The
Sentinel
Floyd Woodworth
Conservation Department
Harrison
Don Bell
Claré
Easter Sunrise Services at multiple churches reported
Across Dover Eagle and Arthur Center Churches of God and others announce Easter Sunrise Services at 6:00 a.m. with choirs readers drama and breakfast following. Regular Sunday worships feature special music sermons on the tomb and the living Christ. Community invitations extend to all.
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Dover
McNeil
Eagle-Arthur Center
Hagle
Elza. Beery
Arthur Center
Lou Beery
Brown Corners
Al.b
C. H. Hull
Lake Baptist Church
Attra
Janet Bauer
Lake
Herrick Mennonite Church
Herrick Mennonite
Christ Jesus
Earth
Easter Services and Holy Week Observances Across Clare Churches
Clare area churches announce a busy Holy Week with sunrise services at 6 30 Easter morning at Clare Methodist and St Johns Good Friday and Easter Sunday services across Clare Church of God Clare Congregational Clare Baptist Church Episcopal chapel of St Ann and St Johns Lutheran Rev Nevins baptising 35 and receiving 47 new members reports overflow attendance and a 14 voice choir at St Cecilia’s Masses and special Easter hymns and children’s plays highlight the observances.
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Nevins
St. Johns
Clare Church of God
Church “of God
R. Sruba
Rita Murphy
St. Cecilia’s
Clare Baptist Church
Henry Hall of
Gladwin
Schut
Baptist
Episcopal Chapel of St. Ann
Eagle Church of God
Eagle
Clare
Clare Methodist Church
Seventh Street
van Parker
First Congregational
Lee Sickal
Church of God
Rev
Lord
Methodist
Haley Reappointed Chairman as Supervisors Name New Committees
Albert Haley of Clare re elected as Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for a fourth term as April session opens in Harrison. Haley’s leadership follows his earlier elevation from Chairman Pro-Tem after Tom Hecker’s death. He supports Equalization Board efforts to balance county property assessments. Ehle named Chairman Pro-Tem. Equalization Board members appointed include Ehle Hall Richardson Smith Becker with Kress and Phelipp on the committee.
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Albert, Haley
Clare
Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Haley
Tom Hecker
Walter Ehle
Hamilton Township
Equalization Board
John Hall
Ray Richardson
Donald E. Smith
Louis Becker
Russell Kress
Earl Phelipp
Albert Haley
Stuart Huntley
Partridge on Porch Sparks Spring reminiscence
Don Luce told a joke about a partridge stuck on his porch railing and being believed dead. The note then reflects on warm spring weather in midweek seventies and local scenes of early spring like outdoor play, kites, and swimming plans at Cedar Park.
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Don Luce
Farwell
Don
Cedar Park
New Date Set for Child Health Clinics in Clare and Farwell
A date change moves Clare and Farwell well child conferences from April 19 to Monday April 25. In Clare the clinic is at City Hall 1 to 3 pm and in Farwell at the Methodist church 9 to 11 am.
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Clare and
Farwell
Tri-county ,Health Unit
Clare
City Hall
Women break city high series mark in bowling
Kate Paxton of Hill Top tops the former 615 with a 641 series at Clare Alleys in the Tuesday Ladies' League on April 12. She also posted games of 227 192 and 222, boosting her league averages to 168 in the Tuesday league and 161 in the Wednesday Day League.
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Kate Paxton
Hill Top
Clare Alleys
Kate
MSU Rifle Team member Pat Pudway earns notice
Friends of Pat Pudway learn that during his senior year at Michigan State University he was an active member of the MSU varsity rifle team. The squad represented the school throughout the Big Ten.
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Pat Pudway
Michigan State University
MSU
Clare High Students Earn State Solo and Ensemble Honors
Seven Clare High School music students traveled to East Lansing on April 2 for the State Solo and Ensemble Festival at Michigan State University. Under director Lloyd Conley they earned first division ratings. Sharon Brazie placed third on clarinet, Darlene Birdsall third in piano solo, Jim Norcutt and George Finch earned a baritone trombone duet first, Brazie and Eldall duet received second on clarinet, and Hinkie with Breen earned first on alto sax duet.
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Clare High School
East Lansing
Michigan State University
Lloyd Conley
Clare
Sharon Brazié
Darlene Birdsall
Jim Norcutt
George’ Finch
Sharon Brazie
Ann Eldall
John Hinkie
Phil Breen
PTA To Hear Speech Winners At Clare Chapter Meeting
Officers of the Clare chapter of the Parent Teachers Association will be installed at the regular meeting scheduled for Monday evening in the all-purpose room of the new high school next Monday.
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Clare
Parent-Teachers Association
All-Puitpost
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