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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

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Citizens group lists 17 needs for Clare schools in election plea

The School Study Committee outlines 17 priorities including an elementary physical education program, two elementary teachers, remedial reading, an expanded high school industrial arts course, higher teacher salaries, more library materials, and better transportation and furniture funding. They seek an eight mill operating tax with a referendum, noting twelve mills would be needed for full work but deem eight attainable. The December 19 registration deadline and voter eligibility are announced. A separate lake dispute ends with a $25,009 settlement and a court ordered permanent lake level, with drainage work to be pursued by the Lake Shamrock Development Corp. to protect shoreland homes and guide future construction.

Clare Lake Shamrock Lake Shore Raymond L. Seinbach Forest Farl H. Ge Lake Shamrock Development Corp Shamrock Donald E. Holbrook Lake Shamrock Corporation Ken Barnes The Corp Harold B. Hughes Jay F. Trucks Gerald Cotter Barnes Lake Shamrock Corp City Commission Forest Ave Hughes & Trucks Cotter the Corp Othe Lake

County ASCS Election Results Set for Monday Count

Clare county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees will announce results Monday after a county wide mail election ends today. Floren Pudway says farm owners and eligible Groppers will vote, with ballots received by mail or in person. Ballots will be counted publicly Monday at 10 A.M., with nominees including Sheridan township figures such as Orville D. Bates and Myron L. Davis.

Clare County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Organization Floren Pudway PASC ASCS Sheridan Township Orville D. Bates Myron L. Davis Henry M. Eber~hart Virgil Newman Ernest Penrose Ronald J. Hatton Arthur Town

Mirrors to ward deer from highways tested by agencies

State Highway and Conservation Departments test mirrors to deter deer by reflecting light into their eyes hoping to make deer stop and stand still. Early results suggest calmer deer behavior with mounted mirror beams. cost estimates run around 350 dollars for the setup.

Elk Hunter Brings Home Giant Trophy in Iowa Hunt

Norm Hutchinson of Clare returns December 6 after a four and a half hour pursuit to bag a massive bull elk. The carcass weighed about 550 pounds dressed and measures five feet at the shoulder with 48 inch antlers, among the state’s largest specimens. Hutchinson, his son Frank, and friends aided the hunt near Vandérbilt and at the Sieching station, with six shots fired.

Norm Hutchinson Clare Conservation Department Hutchinson Frank Orville Bates Charles Hilliard Dale Athey Afton Vandérbilt Sieching Station Sloorilk Cheeke

Christmas Seal receipts exceed prior year in Clare County

Clare County and Michigan residents donate to Christmas Seal campaign, with Clare County contributors totaling $860 in the first three weeks, up from $799 the prior year. MTRDA campaign chairman Lauren S. Elliott urged timely contributions from those who have not yet sent in donations.

Clare County Michigan Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association MTRDA Lauren S. Elliott Flint

Harrison High Senior Play The Ghoul Friend

The Harrison High School senior play The Ghoul Friend a comedy mystery will be staged Saturday evening December 19. The production features Marja Heikkila from Finland in the lead role as the foreign exchange student.

Harrison High School Findland Marja Heikkila

Santa Fly-in Arrives by Helicopter in Clare Park

The Clare Chamber of Commerce announces Santa will fly by helicopter to Clare on Saturday December 12 landing at 10:00 a.m. in the parking lot behind the Doherty Motor Hotel. A parade and candy treats follow for all children and families.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Clare Doherty Motor Hotel

Farm Income Tax Short Course Held at MSU

James S. Bicknell III of Clare participated in the first Farm Income Tax Short Course at Michigan State University December 2 and 3. The course offered the latest guidance on preparing farm and individual income tax returns.

James S. Bicknell, III Clare Michigan State University

Ten Rotarians win week with new 1965 Fords

Ten Clare Rotary Club members drawn at noon lunch receive a week of test driving a brand new 1965 Ford courtesy of Ford Motor Company and Dan McDonald. Winners include Larry Jackson Frank Lange Court Bauer Marvin Bidstrup and others.

Clare Larry Jackson Frank Langoe Court Bauer Marvin Bidstrup Lyle Skinner 5. C. McArthur Dave Seiter Marv Witbeck Rev Ray Norton Joe Kisnosky

Four Girls Win Good Citizen Awards in Clare County

Four Clare county high school seniors were named 1964 Good Citizen award winners by the Michilimacinac chapter of the D A R. Winners are Loretta Kleiner Clare Joy Rawson Farwell Phyllis Henry Harrison and Marcia Salisbury Marion. Selection followed faculty finals with criteria including dependability service leadership and patriotism.

Clare County High School Donald E. Holbrook Michilimacinac The Daughters of the American Revolution Loretta Kleiner Clare Joy Rawson Farwell Phyllis Henry Harrison Marcia Salisbury Marion Walter H. Kleiner G.A. A Future Teachers’ Club Eagle Church of God C.G.Y. A Joy

K Auction Taking Bids By Phone in Clare Kiwanis Fund Drive

A radio auction, first of its kind here, will be held Saturday December 12 under Clare Kiwanis Club sponsorship for the children’s benefit fund. More than 100 items from Clare stores and businesses go on sale, with retail value and minimum bid listed. bidding by telephone from anywhere is allowed.

Clare Kiwanis Club Clare

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Clare County Home Extension Council Dora Kleinhardt Wanda Perrine Bella Bowers Leona Nevill Mary Jane Hilton G. MacQueen H. S North Central Accreditation Assn Ben Burdo Bernard Wyman Elk Hunter Norman Peter Brown McDonald Ford Mary McTaggart Clare Elementary Taggart Susan Phillips Marlene Maxwell Tom Foss Treas Aaron Carey Clare Agu Gi MacQueer
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