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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
3
Mrs. Wilma Walters and son Ronald attended an entomology leaders workshop at Camp Kett. The project focuses on collecting and studying insects, with urban groups hiking, mounting, identifying, and learning life cycles. A basement is suggested as a meeting space.
Farwell high school begins outdoor workouts as 44 boys train indoors awaiting snow melt. Standouts return including Dennis Dawson holder of school records in broad jump and 100 yd dash and part owner of the 880 and mile relay records. Other key performers include Bill McLane John Iserhoth Mark Robison Rodney Rumrill Greg Warner Steve Grim Dale Ruckle Gary Scott and freshmen relay members Ron Rumyrill Duane Updyke Doug Scott Bob Iserhoth. The squad faces a schedule from April 12 to May 22 with meets at Houghton Lake Evart Barryton Oscoda and Mt. Pleasant culminating in the state meet.
The article warns of rising deer related crashes in Michigan during April to June, predicting 15 to 18 incidents daily and $3,000 to $3,600 in daily repair costs. It urges drivers to slow at night and in deer areas, and to watch for unseen deer as unseen animals are often nearby.
Michigan State University offers an eight month soils and fertilizers training program starting in September. The program combines four quarters on campus with six months of on the job training in the fertilizer industry. John Shickluna coordinates the course with industry reps and on site pay during work terms. Vernon Wise township plan details include soil types loam and wet sands, with crop rotations and soil improvements noted.
A massive concrete and steel monolith rises at NASA's Saturn V test complex in Mississippi. Builders strip concrete forms from the 102 foot level of the overlaid plywood structure, envisioning a test stand taller than a 20 story building.
Final second half standings list Green and Burdo atop with 39. Cruden and Szul 37%. Trwin and Schultz 36%. high series men Stan Wicks 580 and Paul Schroeder 566. high game men Keith Schultz 211 and Stan Wicks 206. The 1st half winners Irwin and Schultz meet 2nd half champs Green and Burdo to decide the league title.
The Thursday afternoon ladies league lists team scores from several sponsors led by Welddd Construction 32 and Hendrie Packing House 27. High series achieved by M. Green 502 and B. Szul 490 with M Green also posting a high game of 209. Splits recorded include B Garver 4 7 10 and EH Stanley 6 7 10.
Final standings show Rochecrete and Luce Terwilliger leading with 39 and 37 points, followed by Gateway Lanes 36 and Hilltop Bar 37. High game honors go to Ralph Musser 228, high series to Musser 572, Schepperly 569, and Terwilliger 536. Rockerete Transit Mix won the league championship, defeating Beaver Tool in the roll-off 2621 to 2525.
Friday night highlights list Apr 9 1965 with standings and team results. Local clubs compete in the Ladies Friday Night League scoring roundup and upcoming game dates.
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