Clare High School announces Semester Honor Roll top grades
Eighty-six Clare High School students earned Semester Honor Roll status under a 4.0 scale. Ten students posted perfect first-half averages, led by seniors Tom Maloney Judy Ulrich and Julie Wood. Additional honorees exceed 3.00 through 3.80 averages, with lists by class and standings across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen.
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Clare High School
Richard Snyder
CHS
Tom Maloney
Judy Ulrich
Julie Wood
Karla Cooper
Elaine Wilson
Eric Hammerberg
Darreen Hein
Seven CHS Players Top Solo and Ensemble Ratings
First place ratings at the Clare School Solo and Ensemble Festival earned seven seniors and juniors a chance to compete at the State Festival in East Lansing. Winners include Jim Norcutt and George Finch in a trombone-baritone duet, Darlene Birdsall piano solo, Sharon Brazie and Ann Elden clarinet duet, Brazie clarinet solo, John Hinkle and Phil Breen alto sax duet, Calla House piano solo and sax quartet with Bob Shelander and others, plus a woodwind quintet and sax solo. Only senior division players were offered the state trip for top awards.
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Clare
East Lansing
Jim Norcutt
George Finch
Darlene Birdsall
Sharon Brazie
Ann Elden
John Hinkle
Phil Breen
Calla House
Bob Shelander
Jean White
Patti Case
Joe Ackerman
Barbara Hawkins
Charles Stirling
Diane Demo
Karen Bergstrom
Stockmen Elect Officers at Clare Gladwin District Meeting
At the Clare Gladwin District Michigan Livestock Exchange annual meeting 1960 officers were chosen led by Chairman Stanley Schunk and Vice Chairman Arthur Dull with Alvin Shearer as secretary Delegates from Clare county included Floren Pudway Walter Krompetz Wilburn Sheldon Ford Seibt Ray Harrold and Al Perry From Gladwin county delegates were Ed Pawley W H Stevenson and Melvin Greer The group plans to attend the state stockmen meeting Also present at Grant town hall were speakers William Finley and Ike Walton among 32 farmers and several guests
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Clare- Gladwin
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Stanley Schunk
Arthur Dull
Alvin Shearer
Clare County
Floren Pudway
Walter Krompetz
Wilburn Sheldon
Ford Seibt
Ray Harrold
al. Perry
Gladwin County
Ed, Pawley
W. H. Stevenson
Melvin Greer
Grant Town Hall
William Finley
Michigan State
Ike Walton
Detroit
The
Livestock Exchange
Cubs Earn 20 Awards at Blue and Gold Banquet
Clare Cub Scouts Pack 125 received 20 awards for January achievements at the Blue and Gold banquet held Tuesday evening in the Congregational church dining room. Willard Bell distributed the awards as 104 Cubs and parents attended from a possible 113. The event followed a potluck dinner with boys making place mats and hats, and an achievement banner was presented to Mrs. Thomas' Den 5.
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Clare Cub
Congregational Church
Winter sports calendar lists 21 events in Michigan
February and March bring 21 winter sports meets across Michigan including 16 ski events at centers in both peninsulas. The program features jumping, downhill, slalom, cross country skiing, plus speed skating and amateur hockey playoffs in Alpena, Detroit and Houghton.
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Michigan
Alpena
Detroit
Houghton
Cadillac
Tron Mountain
Cheboygan
Boyne Falls
Mesick
Harbor Springs
Mancelona
Ishpeming
Ironwood
Mt. Mancelona
Officer Passes New Course
Ronald P. Sweet, sanitarian for Health District Seven, received a certificate from Kenneth Altland, M.D., associate health commissioner of the Michigan Department of Health, for completing a short course in environmental sanitation at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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Ronald P. Sweet
Seven
Kenneth Altland
M.D
Michigan Department of Health
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Hangs Self In Jail At Harrison
William J. Bertrand twenty of Saginaw killed himself Thursday in Clare County Jail Harrison. Turnkey found him hanging from a blanket tied to a cell bar. He had been jailed after attempting to steal a tire from his car while held for a repair bill.
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William J. Bertrand
Saginaw
Clare County
Harrison
James Darling
Bertrand
Max Stanley
Darlng
Clare
Empire A.F
Traverse City
Pioneers Fall 59 46 to Hornets in Home Court defeat
Harrison Hornets defeated Clare High 59 to 46 as J J Warren and rg Roth led the visitors from an early deficit to a halftime lead. Clare’s Bill Lerg managed only three points first half while Dan Green contributed in limited minutes. Final period outscoring Clare 19 11 sealed the win before 500 fans.
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Clare High Basketeers
Harrison
Hornets
Pioneers
J.J. Warren
Rg. Roth
Clare
Bill Lerg
Harrison Boys
Municipal Election Registration Deadline Noted
City Clerk David Adams reminds voters the last day to register for the municipal election in March. Voting to name City Commission members and other officers and proposals will be held the first Monday in April.
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Clare’s
David Adams
City Commission
Senior Government Day At Clare High Tomorrow
Senior Government Day, an annual event for twelfth graders from Clare Farwell and Harrison high schools, will be held at Clare High tomorrow. Students will attend lectures and question periods led by resource people to learn how county government operates.
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Clare High
Clare
Farwell
Harrison
Squirrel Bites Child Then Heads Back To Trees
Cathy Johnson, eight, bitten by a tame looking squirrel while trying to keep it as a pet. The animal served a brief jail term to await rabies checks before being released back into the trees. Police warn about rabies risk and urge medical reporting of any bites.
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Cathy Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Clare
William Bell
Michigan Health Department
Farwell Family Seeks Damages Over Gas Blast Injuries
In Detroit the Easlick family of Farwell sues Michigan Consolidated Gas for injuries from a August 1956 explosion that wrecked the Haslick home, killed an infant, and seeks about 687,500 with later reports stating possible damages exceeding a million dollars. The action names Thompson and two employees as defendants along with the Gas Company. Easlicks claim negligence over a loose gas pipe joint and failure to shut a valve.
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Detroit
William Easlitk
Farwell
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Haslick
Michigan Consolidated
Theodore Thompson
Thompson
Roger Decamp
Clare Schaat
Easlicks
Easlick
Gas Company
Laurie Ann Rosland
Haslicks
William Easlick
County Highway Department
Lick Baslick
Shirley Rossund
Albert Baslick
Repeated Fluoride Program Seeks Clare Child Interest
Letters go home in Clare Public and Clare Parochial Schools to survey interest in a third summer topical fluoride program. Four visits of sodium fluoride aim to reduce tooth decay by 40 percent with education and clinic staff guiding children.
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Clare
Clare Elementary
Truman Glenn
Evergreen
Clare County
Irene Davy
Late Rush Seen For Auto Tabs
The Michigan Department of State must issue about 140000 auto tab applications daily to license all three million vehicles by March 1. Secretary James M. Hare says current daily licensing runs under 12000 and urges tardy drivers to act now to avoid long lines.
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Department of State
James M. Hare
Michigan
Hare
Clare Public Schools Welcomes Four New Teachers
Four staff members began duties with the second semester on February 1 at Clare Public Schools. Meredith Sikkema replaces William Greer in high school social studies. Mary Roe joins third grade replacing Mrs Haggart. Linda Adams teaches second and third grade in place of Mrs Rachael Willey. Christan Kamenetsky replaces Mrs Mary Ann Bilyeu.
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Clare Public Schools
Meredith Sikkema
William Greer
Mary Roe
Haggart
Central Michigan
Linda Adams
Rachael Willey
Christan Kamenetsky
Mary Ann Bilyeu
New Hog Breeding Advances Funded At MSU
A $32 500 grant from three Michigan farm cooperative groups supports MSU research on swine artificial insemination using a hormone feed. Dr Ronald Nelson says the effort enables mass sow insemination at a central site and improves stock production control. Project will build boar building and a small swing lab with Drs Neal First J A Hofar and John Neller leading work.
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Michigan State University
Michigan
Ronald Nelson
Michigan State
MSU
Neal First
J. A. Hoafar
John Neller
Animal Husbandry
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