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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
12
Michigan reports a record deer highway toll for 1963 from the Conservation Department. Whitetail deaths reach at least 4 765 statewide, with 2 000 in the southern Lower Peninsula and 1 842 in the northern region. Vehicle repair costs around 950 000, averaging 200 per collision.
Michigan fishermen are urged to exercise caution on inland lakes as warming trend and slushy conditions last week weakened ice in the Lower Peninsula and some Upper Peninsula waters. Field crews report shanties sinking through ice on several lakes and bays before cold weather improved conditions. Refrozen ice is often weaker than clear ice, and anglers should walk rather than drive to sites.
Reads like a condensed bowling report listing results from Monday Night Mixed League and City League events. Highlights include top runs by J Thayer 629 and FE Marshall 234, with high series and games noted for multiple players and clusters of team names such as Pis Kiwanis Citizens Bank Dunlops and Holley Carburetor.
Rural news notes a son named Robert James born last Wednesday at Central Michigan Community Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson. Various local social visits and gatherings are listed, including dinners, showers, and speakers at community events with neighboring families and churches mentioned.
Gilmore Grange members and families visited Milan Robison and John Robison over the weekend. Regular Grange meeting is set for Friday night. A series of Sunday calls includes Don Bigelow, Lanny Haring, and Laverty and Scott families in Freeland and Saginaw.
Delwin Grange hosted a card party last Tuesday with prizes awarded to first place Mrs. William Strauch and Carl McDonald and second place Mrs. Jennnie Cobleigh and Fred Zinser. traveler Don Simmons. Next party set for February 11. Fettig Kathleen and Pat of Saginaw were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald. Elsie Methner called on Maude McDonald. Marriage: The result of a man getting hooked with his own line.
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