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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

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Scouts return from Camp Rotary gear up for Muskegon River trek

Troop 625 and leaders wrap a week at Camp Rotary with 18 of 24 boys passing the mile swim test. Senior Patrol Leader Stuart Glenn joined The Order of The Arrow. An eight day overland hike and canoe trip along the Muskegon River begins this weekend with Troop 145 Harrison joining for a 200 mile wilderness hike.

Camp Rotary Muskegon River Stuart Glenn Order of the Arrow Harold Mo Henry Eberhart Harrison Sclare Muskegon

Clare Board approves new teachers and parking lot work

The Clare Board of Education approved five new faculty contracts including Beverly Stout and Barbara Kelley for elementary and high school roles. They authorized blacktop surfacing for parking and playground areas by Hicks Company of Alma and a gasoline supply contract with Stanley Oil Company at 1348 per gallon. They debated property transfer petitions and reviewed reports on borrowing, promotion, and education philosophy.

Clare Board of Education Beverly Stout Barbara Kelley Nancy Davenport Arnold Koch Duane Whitman Hicks Company Alma Stanley Oil Company David Snoyer Farwell Joseph McKay Clare

Junior Golf Ends Season At Twin Kilms

The Twin Elms junior golf league wraps its first season with Dick Norcutt and Tim White leading the Hooks division and Mike Adams and Mark Krell top in the Slices. Coach Dick Roe thanked players for good sportsmanship and praised the season as a stepping stone for a bigger league next year.

Twin Kilms Twin Elms Dick Norcutt Tim White Hooks Mike Adams Mark Krell Follr OWS HOOS Mark Koch Fred Schreuz Bk Allen Steve Gallagher Tom Koch Mike Vance Jim Bauer Bill Bauer Steve Blystone Dan White Chris Demo Tom Foss Bruce Bauer Jim Bosink Bill Gimmerer Dale Stewart Mike Elden Tom Baumgart Tom Walton Richard Jabour Dick Roe

Progressing With Stream Improvement Underway in Grant Township

The Tobacco River Watershed Improvement program progresses through section 19 in Grant township with two more crews planned on the South Branch. Fisheries supervisor Jack Hammond from Gladwin drives landowner permission to perform work while stressing no interference with stock watering and cropping. Public Health Unit Well Child Conferences occur in Clare August 20 1 to 3 p.m. in city hall with Harrison events noted August 16 9 to 11 a.m. in the courthouse and Farwell August 20 9 to 11 a.m. in the Methodist Church.

Grant Township Jack Hammond Gladwin Clare Harrison Court Farwell Methodist Church

Shamrock Lake Draws Tourists and Local Welcome

A Lake Shamrock feature draws the Coasterdine family and other travelers stopping in Clare. Visitors savor shade and a public beach, while locals promote Clare’s parks Cedar Park and downtown city park. The piece urges residents to support town spots to boost hospitality and tourism.

Clare Leslie Consterdine Lake Spamtock Delores Brian Gypsy Sandusky Coasterdine Shamrock Lake Shamrock Consterdines Consterdine Park Shamrock Park Michigan City Park City Hall Cedar Park McEwan Street North City Limits

Isabella County Fair Plans 1963 Opening and Enrollments

Officials plan the 1963 Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair opening August 20 at Island Park. The event promises 4000 plus entries across 4 H open class and fairs, with Grand Ole Opry stars and circus acts, plus King Exposition rides and daily elephant acts. Clare High School will collect fees for books, activities, and materials as new and returning students enroll, with a $2.50 to $5.00 book rental and various material charges.

Isabella Far Isabella County athelend Park_ir Pleggesant Grand Ole Opry Company Duke of Wanda Tulsa Island Park Little Jimmy Dickens Clare High School David Donovan Donovan Frances. Ruark Nancy Davenport Colleen Ervin Arnold Koch Fay Mrozik Gary Rayburn Robert Sippell Charles Stout Duane Whitman Forrest’ Meek

Four Penrose Holsteins Hit 100000 Milk Record

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America lists four cows owned by Howard Penrose and Sons of Clare Michigan as lifetime producers exceeding 100000 pounds of milk. Penrose Aileen Audrey tops the herd with 112767 pounds of milk and 3759 pounds of butterfat in 3143 days. Another Penrose cow has 109668 pounds of milk and 4139 pounds of butterfat over 2808 days.

Holstein - Friesian Association of America Howard Penrose and Sons of Clare Michigan Penrose Penrose Aileen

Michigan Road Funds Increase Divides to Cities and Counties

Second quarter Motor Vehicle Highway Fund distributions show a 5.5 percent rise from a year ago. Clare county receives 88,850 with city shares including Farwell 2,064 Harrison 2,981 and Clare 4,586. Other area towns Gladwin 5,048 Coleman 2,661.

Michigan State Highway Department Clare County Clare Farwell Harrison Gladwin Coleman

Dedicate Room To Dr Krainik In Local Hospital History

A memorial room for Dr. Robert J. Krainik was unveiled at Clare General Hospital in March 1962. The tribute honors his decade of service as medical director and hospital leader with redecorated interiors and an all electric bed.

Elmer Sharlow Robert J. Krainik Clare General Hospital Kathleen Robert Lee Sowlefe Robert J. Kr Sre Krainik Clare

Eight Point Lake hosts first water parade excites visitors

Spectators enjoyed Eight Point Lake Sunday as volunteers staged a spontaneous water parade around the shore. Mrs. Sam C. Mills organized and hints at a bigger next summer with more boats, bands, and floats to promote the Hobby Show on August 17 at the association clubhouse. About 200 cottagers watched. The event also included the annual directors election at 8:00 p.m.

Eight Point Lake Sam C. Mills Saginaw Eight Point Eight Point Lake Association Oak Island

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leota Landing Bill Amble Harold Moline Troop 625 Brian Consterdine Sentinel Lucky Shamrock Genevieve Fleming Divide Road Funds Dr. Krainik Eight Point Launches Mills Hobby Show
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