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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

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Raises Granted On City Payroll In Clare

Clare City Commission approved pay raises for City Manager Willard Wedge Police Chief William Cook and three patrolmen plus hourly workers in a regular meeting Monday. Wedge gets 600 yearly raise to 6600, Cook gains 500 to 5000, patrolmen rise 400 to 4000 yearly, hourly workers receive 10 cents per hour. Treasurer Dave Adams had 1200 raise to 5200 annually earlier. The panel also moved to adopt a resolution for a 25 bond to fund a new fire hall repaid by 2 mills for three years. notice published on page fifteen.

City of Clare Willard Wedge William Cook Dave Adams Sentinel

Giant to Premiere at Ideal Theatre in Clare

After over three years in production the George Stevens film Giant debuts at the Ideal Theatre in Clare on Sunday February 10. Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson and James Dean star in a Texas epic about three decades of American family life and ambition. Carroll Baker makes her film debut in a key role.

George Stevens Clare Ideal Theatre Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson James Deanstar Texas Warner Bros Edna Ferber Leslie Benedict Miss Taylor Rick James Déan Eden Jett Rink Carroll Baker

To Show Art Films at Clare Public School

A series of art films will be shown Wednesday evening February 13 in the audio visual room at Clare Public School at 7 30 p m. All art lovers are urged to attend. An admission is charged for nonmembers of the Area Arts League which sponsors the showing.

Clare ‘Public School Area Arts League

Band Festival at Houghton Lake by Clare Senior Band

The Pioneer reports the Band Festival will be held at Houghton Lake on February 14 with about 45 members of the Clare Senior Band expected to attend.

Sharon Zimmerman Pioneer Houghton Lake Clare

Teachers Discuss Own Problems in Mt Pleasant Meeting

Over a hundred teachers gathered in Mt Pleasant on February 1 for a discussion of professional research and N B H A Center problems. Attendees came from Traverse City Manistee Muskegon Bay City and St Johns with Clare area represented by several presenters led by Mrs Helen Garthe and others. The session was hosted at Keeler Union.

Mt. Pleasant N. BH. A. Center Twa Traverse City Manistee Muskegon Bay City St Johns Clare Helen Garthe Verona White Kathryn Broh Gladys Thayer Bernice Morrison Hileen Jacobs Louisa Bowler Leota van Every Carleton Garthe Myrtie Bowerman Joanne Charnes Wilson Rinehart Keeler Union

Navy Deep Freeze Platoon Opens February Recruitment

John C. Hilton of the Cadil lac Navy recruiting office announced an intensified February campaign to enlist volunteers for the fleet. The 25 man Deep Freeze platoon of the Michigan Wolverine Company will train as a unit with Buddy enlistment and home leave intact. Eligible ages 17 31 may apply to learn electronics administration clerical engineering aviation and hospital trades.

John C. Hilton Bn i Cadillac Navy Recruiting Office Michigan Wolverine Company Wolverine Company Navy

Clare Rifle and Pistol Club Elects Officers

The Clare Rifle and Pistol Club held its February 4 meeting to elect officers for the second year. New president Jack Hematreet leads, with Wayne Pitts as vice president and Dave Seiter Jr as secretary, Dale Miller as executive, Maud Norcutt as instructor, and Bill Davies as publicity director. After the meeting, twenty five members shot. Ways Salter Sy held high score, Bod Loomis was second, Bol Lodes third, Franz Kuala led the aiming.

Clare Rifle and Pistol Club Jack Hematreet Wayne Pitts Dave Seiter Jr Dale Miller Maud Norcutt Bill Davies Ways Salter Sy Bod Loomis Bol Lodes Franz Kuala Aimimuinition

Exchange Students To Speak At Ministerial Gathering

The Clare County Ministerial Association meets February 12 at Colonville Church of God. Exchange students from Austria and Cuba will speak, with devotions and a brief business session leading to dinner served by church ladies. All ministers in Clare County are welcome.

Clare County Ministerial Association Colonville Church of God Virgil Brinkman Mt “Oo E. O. Burk Harrison Uta Schweyer Austria Priscilla Silva Cuba Schweyer Curtis Morton Miss Silva Arthur Delamarte Clare Clare County

Freeman Graduates CMC as Scout Displays Are Judged

Harold Freeman, son of Kathryn Freeman, completes graduation at CMC January 27 after ROTC and Concert Choir duties. Scout displays in Clare area honor National Scout Week with Farwell and Harrison similar exhibits. awards to be given by a Scouting chapter. The Sentinel sought reader letters for publication but required names.

Harold Freeman CMC Harold Kathryn Freeman Clare Rotary Club Davys Bitknells Fellers Farwell Harrison the Sentinel

CHS Juniors Ready For Govt Day At Clare High

Clare High hosts Government Day Monday February 11 with CHS junior class members leading activities. Co chairmen Sandy Russell and Dean Loomis coordinate a student group to welcome visiting county school delegates including Kay Cook Gail Samborn Kay Marrs Joyce Delamarter Betty Gordon Judy White Mary Maloney Janet Cole Bill Beemer Louis Bolle Jack Bader and Kathleen Thayer.

Clare County High School Clare High School CHS Sandy Russell Dean Loomis Kay Cook Gail Samborn Kay Marrs Joyce Delamarter Betty Gordon Judy White Mary Maloney Janet Cole Bill Beemer Louis Bolle Jack Bader Kathleen Thayer

GE Appliance Park Tour by Seiters Guests

Mr and Mrs Albert Seiter and Mr and Mrs Dan Larrance toured General Electric Appliance Park in Louisville Kentucky. The facility is described as the world’s largest electric appliance manufacturing center with 20000 major appliances made weekly and a network of overhead conveyors spanning 60 miles through six plants.

Albert Seiter Dan Larrance General Electric Louisville Kentucky

Garfield Taxpayers Meeting Called

Garfield township taxpayers have been called to a Lake town hall meeting on Thursday February 7 to discuss taxation problems and property valuations, per organizer Joe Grigwaré.

Garfield Township Lake Town Hall Joe Grigwaré

Can Finance School Project Without Excessive Taxation

A pre election information leaflet urges Clare voters to back a $1.2 million school expansion funded by 8 mill state equalized valuation tax levy. The proposal covers high school elementary school bus garage and land with remodeling and a 26 year repayment plan. Absentee ballots available at the Clare school office.

Clare

Kiwanis Discusses Higher Education Budget Needs

State Senator Lynt Francis addressed Clare-Kiwanis Club on January 30 outlining that 77 to 125 million dollars more would be needed this year to meet the governor's budget and noting education costs rise while local taxes stay limited. He warned enrollment will double in ten years and pressed for public input on boat regulation, park fees, license hikes, and deer control as legislature topics. The club also approved funding to send Clare county youths to Wolverine Boys State in Lansing in June.

Lynt. Francis Clare-Kiwanis Club Francis Midland Clare County Wolverine Boys ’State Lansing

Damoth Named Michigan Week Chairman in Clare County

Damoth of Clare was named Michigan Week Chairman for Clare County by Regional Chairman W H Doermner after a January meeting of nine Region No 5 chairmen in Saginaw. Michigan Week runs May 1 to 26 and is sponsored by Greater Michigan Inc and the Michigan Economic Development Commission to highlight Michigan communities and improve the state as a place to work live and play.

Art Damoth Clare Michigan Week Clare County W. H. Doermner Saginaw Region No. 5 Michigan Greater Michigan’ Inc Michigany Economic Development Commission

Plan For 350 Teachers At Clare Sessions Feb 22

The annual Teachers Institute for Isabella and Clare counties will be held at Clara High School auditorium for an all day session on February 22. Richard Hickman chairs the program with Norman Hearn leading a discussion on Michigan merit rating. Clare and Isabella county superintendents Lenard Schwanz and James Knapp assist as MEA vice president. Morning plans will be announced soon. District MEA plans include electing a State board director with Ray Rosevear George Lauer and Jim Rutledge on the ballot. Clare elementary principal Alan Tulle provides a list of local food spots for the 350 guests to choose from instead of ticket meals.

Isabella Clare Counties Clara High School Richard Hickman Pleasant Norman Hearn Michigan Education Journal Michigan Lenard Schwanz James Knapp Clare County Isabella County Hickman MEA District Mea State Board of Directors Ray Rosevear Mt. Pleasant’ High School George Lauer Central Michigan Colege Jim Rutledge Midland Public Schools

Three Days Of Vacation For Students In Clare Schools

Clare Public Schools will not be in session on February 15 due to voting on the school bond issue affecting the rural area. February 11 hosts Government Day at Clare High, with all elementary and junior high classes in session and seniors and many juniors expected to attend. February 22 will be a Teachers Institute day in Isabella and Clare counties, and most high school classes will not meet.

Sharon Zimmerman Pioneer Clare Public Schools Isabella Clare

Laff-O-Rama Practice For Clare Kiwanis Show

Miss Helen Parker of Peoria begins work on Laff-O-Rama a fifteen act circus show to be staged at Clare high school auditorium February 14 and 16 at 8 pm with a matinee February 16. Kiwanis sponsors the benefit for underprivileged children featuring local performers of all ages as spacemen clowns riders and animals.

Helen Parker Peoria Illinois Clare Clare Kiwanis Club

Dionese Not Guilty In LCC Alcohol Case

Dionese, proprietor of Pete's Tavern in Clare, was found not guilty by a Municipal Court jury on charges of selling alcohol to a minor. Arrest followed a January 7 MSP complaint. six jurors heard the case with Ted Pixley for Dionese and Justice William Dunlap presiding.

Pete Dionesé Pete’s Clare Dionese Michigan Justice Court Ted Pixley Dionése William Dunlap

Clare Five Sidetracks Railroaders In Narrow Victory

The Clare Pioneers beat the Durand Railroaders 59 to 52 on Clare’s home court on February 1. Dick Roe sparked a third quarter run with three steals and 10 points, Bernie Longstreth added 11 in the fourth, and John Miller led with 20 points as Clare avoided their prior losing skid and eyed third place in Mid Michigan B standings. Coach George Perry’s squad prepared to face Shepherd next, with both teams level for third behind St. Louis and Ithaca after four wins and three losses.

Clare Pioneers Durand ‘Railroaders Clare Pioneers Green White Dick Roe Railroaders Bernie Longstreth Irsure Durand John Miller Pat Crawford Bill Lege George Perry Shepherd Bluejays St. Louis Ithaca

Community notes from local pages

The snippet lists events and notices across pages including a 76th birthday dinner for W D Bellinger in Lake celebration, Vernon Township civil defense kickoff, a Dow employee talk on women's role in chemistry at Clare Study Club, Michilimacinac Chapter D A R essay winners, and Harrison Girl Scouts meeting financial drive quota across pages 7 7B 10 11 12.

W. D. Bellinger Lake Clare Study Club Dow

Well-Baby Clinic Dates Scheduled

The regular monthly Well-Baby Conferences will be held at Harrison Court House Basement on Friday February 15 from 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning. Amy Farwell Methodist Church hosts Wednesday February 20 from 9:00 to 11:00 am. Olive Congregational Church also hosts Wednesday February 20 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm.

the Times Harrison Court House Amy Farwell Methodist Olive Congregational Church

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Ideal Clare Junior High Elaine Wilson Dick Wilson Eric Hammerberg Doug Young Karla Cooper Russ Graham Leonard Strouse Hammerberg L.tor Mr. Thomas Ho Lee Sowle Seiters Garfield Taxpayers Meeting Clare School Board Souls Onry Clara County Maynard Gilmore Aemedery High School Lipi Ries Due Het Rs Heala University of Michigan Ann Arbor Kiwanis Clare Sessions LCC Dick Rae Guy Hanechoty Bob Legg Dave Moffitt al Terwilliger Gary Davis Bill Legg Department of Internal Reverue Vernon Grange Vernon Township Harison Girl Scouts Pas Hariison Rogebush Farwell News Church Hake Farm
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