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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1965

Page

8

Sadie Hawkins Harvest Hop Ends With Mock Wedding

Sadie Hawkins Day at Clare High School featured girls in slacks and look alike patches inviting dates to the Harvest Hop on November 19. The event opened with 45 couples and 15 solo attendees, followed by a staged shotgun wedding presided by Mr. Smith, the U.S. History teacher. Lorraine McDonald and Royce Cole were led to the altar by Tom Brown with a Civil War musket. the groom wore a black and pale orange decor, the bride carried a cabbage bouquet, and a three layer cake was cut.

Clare High School Smith U.S Tom Brown Lorraine McDonald Royce Cole Cathy Ireland Kenny Akers Lorraine Royce

Clare Study Club December Meeting Christmas Program

The Clare Study Club will hold its December meeting next Tuesday evening December 7 at the Clare Methodist Church. The Christmas program will feature foreign students from Central Michigan University and guests are invited for a good turnout.

Clare Study Club Clare Methodist Church Central Michigan University

Brownies Meet for First Pot Luck of Year at High School

Four Brownie troops and leaders gathered in the high school multipurpose room for a pot luck. Troop 647 presented colors and led the Hello song. Troop 787 ran the program with the Brownie Smile and Hiking songs. Nut sales will begin soon with advance orders only. next pot luck set for January 26, 1966.

Judy Hubel Sherrie Hale Barbara Whitecotton Jo Raymond Kenneth Cunningham Jean Olson Barbara Roe Betty Bouchey Nancy Fitzpatrick Eileen Lewis Mary Guiette

Michigan Teens Earn National 4 H Congress Trips

Four Michigan youths win trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago from Dec 28 to Dec 2. Gene Veliquette of Kee w a is state agriculture winner with 10 siblings on a 13 acre dairy farm. Trene Martus of Brown City excels in bread with six years in 4-H. Mary Lu Baker of Romeo, oldest of six, works on home improvement projects and civic posts. Karen Holtz of Adrian College freshman, with one sister, excels in food preservation. awards announced by Cooperative Extension Service.

Michigan Chicago Gene Veliquette Kewaii Iternational Harvester Comany B. C. Eliquette Gene Trene Martus Brownity Miss Martus Robert Martus Standard Rands Incorporated Martus Mary Lu Baker Romeo Edmund R. Baker Sr S&h Foundation, Inc Washington, D.C Karen Holtz Adrian College Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation Miss Holtz Ori Holtz Ottawa Lake Cooperative Extensio Service

Thanksgiving visits dot area families across Michigan

City residents from Farwell Midland Saginaw Port Huron and Flint spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs Evelyn Weadle Mrs Cecil Bouchey Mrs Joe Swain and the Robinette family were among visitors and local residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Jerry Witbeck of Milwaukee and others. Zaye Robinette stayed with his grandmother through Sunday before joining his parents for dinner.

Albert Eisenhauer Farwell Evelyn Weadle Jerry Witbeck Milwaukee Wisconsin Marvin Witbeck Omer Parent Royal Oak George Parent Cecil Bouchey Joe Swain Clare Hospital Florence Robinette Rex Robinette Midland Earl Robinette Port Huron Rex Robinette Jr Saginaw Harriet Phimsey Robinette Farm Zaye Robinette Barney Scott Ty Clarkson Flint Bert Campbell Elsie Saul

Coleman PTA Discuss Millage

The Coleman PTA held its November meeting in the High School cafeteria led by new president Gordon Rydman. Discussion focused on a December 18 millage and bonding election with input from Board of Education president Harry Brugger and other board members.

Gordon Rydman Lynn Foxworthy Helen Cain Ivan Dulac Jr. High Board of Education Harry Brugger Rydman

Thanksgiving Socials Reach Across Towns In Readers Note

Briefs list Thanksgiving and weekend visits across Michigan communities. Rev Eckelbar ger of Benton Harbor, Doede of Gladwin, Vanderpool and Haller of North Bradley join callers. Families from Holland Midland Flint and Clare share meals and visits with Brugger, Sayers, Brisson and others. Carty family noted for past store run in Coleman as condolences flow.

Nettie Whitney Epbert Eckelbarger Benton Harbor Herman Doede Gladwin Ferna Vanderpool Helen Haller North Bradley Edward Sayers Holland Glenn Sayers John Brugger Tom Dodson George Ferndale Floyd Knowlton Murry Florence Sr Laura Long Irvin Mudd Gerry Brisson Midland Larry Anthony Raymond Crook Carl Maynardie Baby Fred Warner John Greer Curtis Larry Bunting Flint Martin Heiser Larry Lietzke Clare Sam Swanton Worthy Berk Jesse Rhule Shepherd Walter Brugger Carrie Brugger Lester Acker Lloyd Langworthy Roger Brugger Waterloo Kenneth Carty Cartys Coleman Lewis Johnston Ellis Penny Bud Becks St. Johns Pennys Becks Kenneth Crowl Jr James Brewster Vernon Gordon Bender Janet Jane Keith Cozat Nancy Deverick Don Eckelbarger William Lenski Freeland Francis Bashore Sidnsey

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