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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1968

Page

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Call Parents To Talks At Farwell School

The Harwell school system invites teachers and parents to an in service program at Farwell on February 27, 1968. The aims include building mutual understanding, involving parents in curriculum development, and clarifying roles between teachers and parents. Students dismiss at 1:00 p.m. with a 1:30 p.m. coffee hour in the cafeteria. Contact Fred Knoche or Harold Elenbaas with questions.

Harwell Farwell Fred Knoche Harold Elenbaas

Michigan license plate deadline nears for 1968 plates

Only days left for Michigan vehicle owners to buy 1968 state license plates. The February 29 deadline applies at all Secretary of State branch offices. Drivers without plates are urged to act quickly and bring registration and insurance forms with the pre printed applications.

Michigan Secretary of State

Downtown Clare stores plan city hall march

Clare business men marshal a march on city hall led by the Chamber of Commerce to discuss downtown store problems with Mayor Willard Koch and seek remedies to revive the shopping district. Ben Burdo invited all to join the Wednesday morning session at 9 30 to address empty buildings and slipping downtown interest.

Clare Willard Koch Chamber of Commerce City Hall Ben Burdo

JayCees In Action Survey Promotes Community Reform

Clare JayCees go door to door this weekend for a 3 point service project. They seek resident opinions on improvements and local recreation programs and circulate petitions as part of a state wide effort to change legislation.

Clare JayCees JayCees

Bowlers Open 1968 Championship Tourney Takes Early Leads

Hartshorn and Baumgarth surged to 1302 in doubles at the Clare Championships, the only 1967 winning score so far. Twin Elms leads team event with 3052 as action opens at Gateway Lanes, with Harrison Gas & Oil and others close behind.

Earl Baumgarth Harvey Hartshorn Sentinel Gateway Lanes Bob Hartgrove Clare Men’s Bowling Assa Harrison Gas & Oil J&r Builders Hartshorn Baumgarth G. Haskell Gary Haskell Leon Dysinger N. Mahon H. Eaton T. MacRae O. Austin Austin D. Peterson L. Athey G. Schultz Athey Keith Schultz

Mystery Music and Drama On Area School Stages

Clare High School prepares My Fair Lady under Forrest Meek with staff Janet Johnston and Lloyd Conley assisting. Shows run April 4 5 6 in Clare Elementary Auditorium. The Mousetrap at Farwell High February 29 directed by Linda Casteel and Richard Duerson features a murder mystery at Monkswell Manor.

Lloyd Conley Richard Snyder Donald Spencer Clare Elementary Farwell High School Linda Casteel Richard Duerson Linda Lewis Mollie Ralston Rich Harris Giles Ralston Mike Wainman Christopher Wren Gail Sebring Mrs. Boyle Bill Smith Major Metcalf Val Bent

Christmas Seal Campaign Receives $2715 in Clare County

The Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association reports Seal Fund Christmas Seal contributions in Clare County total $2,715, reflecting community support for tuberculosis and respiratory disease efforts.

Clare County Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association

Sign Now For Feed Grain 68 Payments

The USDA says advance payments for the feed grain program will continue in 1968. Advances up to 90 percent of acreage diversion payments will be issued. Farmers wishing advances should apply when signing up for the diversion program at their county ASCS office. signup continues through March 15.

United States Dept. of Agriculture ASCS

MM College Adds Classrooms in New Clare County Courthouse

Trustees of Mid Michigan Community College signed a contract to lease part of the new Clare County Courthouse. The unfinished lower floor will become offices and six classrooms plus a business machines lab. Courses planned for fall 1968 depend on student interest, with lab use via Harrison High School facilities and extended hours. Interested persons should contact the Gladwin college office.

Mid Michigan Community College Clare County Jerry Lipovsky Harrison Harrison High School Gladwin

Growing Snowmobiling Pushes Michigan Winter Tour Rise

Michigan's winter scene gains momentum as snowmobiling expands, creating a high pitched whine like a chain saw that signals a growing touring season and renewed regional interest in winter sports.

Michigan

World Day of Prayer Observances Planned March 1

World Day of Prayer gathers across continents on March 1 1968 with services written by Ruthie Selvaratnam of Ceylon including the Clare and Farwell Methodist Church events sponsored by Church Women United. The article notes the theme Bear One Another's Burdens and international participation.

Pacific Ocean Asian Church Women’s Conference Ruthie Selvaratnam Ceylon United States Church of South India Clare County Clare Methodist Church Church Women United Farwell Farwell Methodist Church

Big Call Up February Inductees for Clare County

Clare County announces February inductees Timothy R. Smith Clare James E Ward Farwell William R Jesse Thomas E Ulicki Robert E Jones Harrison. Selective Board says sixteen to be inducted in March and seven to receive physicals.

Clare County Timothy R. Smith Clare James E. Ward Farwell William R. Jesse Thomas E. Ulicki Robert E. Jones Harrison Bernie Wilson Clare County Selective Board

Evart tops CHS as Reed City clinches league title

Evart defeated Clare High School 75 to 54 on Osceoleans’ floor while Reed City beat Coleman 76 to 71 to clinch the US-10 League. CHS star Grant Gillaspy was held to five field goals and 12 points, with Mark Humphrey adding 14. Ewart’s balanced run gave them a decisive second period edge. standings show Reed City 8-1, Evart 6-3, Coleman 5-4, Clare 4-5, Sanford 4-5, Farwell 0-9.

Clare’s Pioneers Evart Osceoleans Reed City Coleman Wildcats Grant Gillaspy Mark Humphrey CHL Tom Whitfield Roger Kushmanl Ewart Clare Eyatrt Sanford Farwell

Snow Races Attract 1000 At Lake George

Snow mobile enthusiasts exceed 1000 spectators along Lake George shore for a weekend race event sponsored by the Lake George Booster's Club. Temperatures near zero and strong winds did not dampen spirits as speeds surpass 60 mph on straightaways with few spills. A barbecue and multiple races including a 1 mile 4 heat Time Race cross country and women's powder puff drew families and fans.

Lake George Lake Lake George

Nine Schools Send Bands to Clare for Junior Festival

About 700 young musicians from Whittemore Roscommon West Branch Pinconning Atlanta Osceola Standish Houghton Lake and Clare join Clare High School for the Junior Band Festival at Clare High School. The event runs 9:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. with three numbers per band and sight-reading for judges. Admission is free. A Senior Bands festival will be in Tawas on March 2 with Clare ensembles. Additional local concerts are set for February 29 and March 21.

Clare High School District 9 The Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association Whittemore Roscommon West Branch Pinconning Atlanta Osco=da Tawas City Standish Houghton Lake Clare Tawas

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Farwell School JayCees In Action Survey Harold Love Barbara Smith Coleman High School Seal Fund Household Appliances Glen Chappel Josephine Gillespie Mt. Pleasant Joseph Wooley MM College Automobile Club of Michigan Jerry E. Fisher Auto Club Fisher Great Lakes Wiscon Sin Minnesota New York CHS
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