Clare Loses Sectional After District Title Run
Gaylord Little League shuts out Clare 2-1 in sectional finals as Clare, led by pitcher Mike Rogers who was replaced by Kelly Luplow, suffers upset after scoring only one run on five hits. Clare had earlier beaten Farwell 15 in district play and posted a 3-0 start then 4-3 before exiting state contention.
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Kelly Luplow
Clare
al Luplow
Zilwaukee
Cleveland Indians
Luplow
Farwell
Gaylord
Mike Rogers
Bill Snell
Harrison Softball League Draws Crowds and Close Race
Harrison softball draws large crowds as twelve adult teams compete alongside frequent Little League events. Double headers start at 6 45 each night with women’s teams playing Tue and Thu, then men’s games, and a single men’s game Saturday. Last week saw Ulds Team of Harrison beat Harrison Elevator 9 3 while Northland IGA defeated Stephenson Mann 6 4. McLeans Queens edged Stephenson Shady Ladies 19 18. Mansding Men defeated Stephison Well Drilling 10 6. Gerald Schmiedicke announced games at the Little League field behind the courthouse.
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Harrison
Uldh
Harrison Elevator
Stephenson Mann
Northland I.G.A
McLeans Queens
Stephenson Shady Ladies
Stephison
Gerald Schmiedicke
Clare Brown Reflects On Home Garden Vegtable Buy-Ways
Clare Brown notes baby vegetables signal thinning time for home gardeners. She praises sweet tender car rots with early peas and small potatoes, beet greens, tiny beet nubs, and daily snap beans. She recalls past households with a family cow providing milk and dairy for vegetable meals.
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Clare Brown
95 Percent Wheat Payments Go To Clare Farms
Ninety five percent of feed grain and wheat program payments have been released to Michigan participants. The payments support farmers who set aside acreage for wheat corn grain sorghum and barley on over 73 000 farms. The move reflects budget constraints and aims to stabilize food and fiber production.
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Ninty
Michigan
Nick Smith
Michigan Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Local Deaths Highlight Coleman Area Notables
Wade A Sheets II a 13 year old from Route 2 Coleman died after swimming in Lake Michigan near Ludington. Funeral services for Wade were held at Coleman Wesleyan Church with Rev Laurence Orcena officiating. O Laughlin Funeral Home handled arrangements. Earl H Dana 79 of Coleman died at Midland Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Williamston County Michigan and farmed all his life. Surviving are four sons Lawrence Harold and Raymond all of Coleman C Edward of Saginaw. three daughters Alta Hart and Marie Porter of Freeland and Betty Dana of Saginaw. 40 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren. Funeral services were at Coleman Wesleyan Church with burial in Warren Township Cemetery. Mrs Iva C Vorce 82 of Coleman died July 29 at Midland Hospital Born April 15 1888 she is survived by two sons Wilson Render Lake Orion Milton Render Coleman one sister Vera Vorce Coleman 12 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Burial at Riverlawn Cemetery Isabella County after services at O Laughlin Funeral Home Coleman.
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Wade A
Sheets
Goleman
Lake Michigan
Ludington
Memorial Hospital
Midland
Wade
Arlene Sheets
Coleman School
Coleman Wesleyan Church
Laurence Orcena
Warren Township
Coleman
David
Travis Air Force Base
Colorado
Shane
John
Rebecca
Burley Sheets
Edith Fiedler
Lansing
O’ Laughlin
Earl H. Dana
Midland Hospital
Williamston County
Michigan
Effie L. Watson
Lawrence
Harold
Raymond
C. Edward
Saginaw
Milford
Alta) H
Marie Porter
Freeland
Betty Dana
Cleeved
Dané
Prescott
Ingham County
Wilson Render
Lake Orion
Milton Render
Vera Vorce
Neighborhood Youth Corps enrolls over two million youths
The Neighborhood Youth Corps created in 1964 under the Economic Opportunity Act has enrolled more than 2 million youths in its programs since its inception.
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
Apprenticeship Enrollment Shows 12 Percent Minority
About 1,800 women are enrolled in apprenticeship programs registered with the Labor Department. Twelve percent of these participants come from minority groups, marking a notable diversity share within the cohort.
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The
Labor Department
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Isaiah
Christ
Earth
United Agency Inc
Clare Church OF God
West Sixth
Maple Streets
Raymond Brokaw
Glare United Methodist
St. Clare Church
Donald S. Winegar
Seay OF Christ
Pine Clare
RCH
Ifirst Baptist
Wilcox Parkway
North Hemlock St
Donald Herweyer
Golonville
Church OF God
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Wed
C.G.Y
Charles Hilliard
North Bradley
GOL Sunday Church School
Bi Wee
Prayer Ming
W.M.S
Ralph Lane
N. Saginaw Rd
Prince OF Peace Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Luke Stephan
ST. John’s Lutheran
Hamilton Township
Ronald L. Waterstradt
ST. John's Lutheran
Wheaton
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Lake Baptist Churc
Lake
Arthur Center
Ee Thurs
Colonville
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Vowlé
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Headlee
Assembly OF God
Christ Ambassadors
Prayer
Clarabella
Kenneth L. Hardin
Christ of Farwell
Christian
First Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Gilbert Miller
Loomis Mission
N. Loomis Rd
Clare Marvin Classen
Church OF Christ
Oak St. Harrison
Mich
Richard Miller
Christian Science Society
WCRM
First United ‘Presbyterian Church
Rosebush
J.K. Osborn
Vangee ST
Edmond T. Gregory
Alds
Farwell Methodist Sunday Services
Jr. U.M.Y.F
U.M.Y.F
Altha Barnes
Farwell Missionary
East Main Street
Gerald Sever Jr
Eagle Church OF Sunday School
Jack C. Gray
Herrick Mennonite
Floyd J
Pastor
Dover Baptist
Gary Williams
Beaver Tool & Engineering Inc
Brokering
Funeral Home Citizens Bank and Trust CO
Clare Plastics Inc
Clare Nursing Home Clates Garage Cost Industries Inc
Chandler-Evans, Inc
Consumers Power CO
Johnston Elevator Loomis Machine CO
Clare Farms
Vorce
Iva C. Vorce
Rl. Coleman
O’laughlin
Bruce White
Riverlawn
Isabella County
Dull's
East Second St. Clare
Warner Plmbe
Electrical Supply Co
Second St. Harrison
Tangata
Emates & Service
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