D-C Directors Approve New Dues Scale for Clare Chamber
The Clare Chamber of Commerce adopts a Fair Share Minimum Dues Schedule based on income and business type. Dues range by class with specifics for retail, industries, banks, restaurants, motels, utilities, hotels, professions, services, and auto shops. Special assessments for promotions run through 1965, with lump-sum payment urged to cover budgeted expenses including signage and advertising.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
East Michigan Tourist Association
Water Levels Continue At Record Lows In Michigan
Michigan reports record low groundwater levels and below median streamflow in most of the Lower Peninsula for Oct–Dec 1964. Southern areas suffered drought with deficient flow for seven straight months. Upper Peninsula flows fell but stayed near December median. Inland lake levels and unregulated lakes were often below median, with southeastern lakes at their lowest December levels in two decades.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Hart
Peninsia
Upper Peninsula
Cub Theme In Memory Of Presidents
Cub Scout pack 3620 held its monthly meeting with the February Blue and Gold theme honoring Lincoln and Washington. The Boy Scouts of America marked their 55th birthday with a pot luck dinner at 6:00, badges and arrow points awarded, and songs led by Mrs. Johnston.
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Lincoln
Washington
Boy Scouts of America
John Quinnan
William Wood
Quinnan
Joseph Johnston
Banquet Time Moved for Clare Church Dinner
A father and son banquet at Clare Congregational Church was rescheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. due to program availability. The event will be held in the church dining room this Thursday.
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Clare Congregational Church
Five Accept Authority Board Posts in Clare County
Clare County Supervisor Board Chairman Louis Becker announced the five man special authority to build and lease a new county building. Tentative appointees include Bernard Schofield of Farwell Judge Robert Campbell Frank T. LaGoe Marion Roth and Russell Boyer. The plan envisions a 340 thousand dollar building to house county offices agencies and the circuit court.
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Clare County
Louis Becker
Fiveman Special Authority
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
Robert Campbell
Frank T. LaGoe
Clare
Marion Roth
Russell Boyer
Harrison
Building Authority
Mothers Give Birth Same Day At Clare General Hospital
At Clare General Hospital on February 20, Mrs Adelbert Keller and her daughter Mrs Patrick Crawford both delivered boys about an hour and a half apart. George Owen Keller weighed eight pounds six ounces, while Jeffery Gordon Crawford weighed seven pounds. Both mothers and infants were discharged on consecutive days following the births.
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Clare General Hospital
Clare
Adelbert Keller
George
Owen
Jeffrey Gordon
Jeffrey
Patrick Craw
Patrick Crawford
George Owen Keller
Jeffery Gordon Crawford
World Day of Prayer Observed in Clare Churches
The 79th World Day of Prayer will be held Friday March 5 at 8:00 p.m. in Clare Methodist Church. Women from the Methodist Church Church of God and Congregational Church, led by Mrs. Joseph L. Kennedy Mrs. Virgil Bergstrom and Mrs. George Teeter, participate in an interchurch service for peace and brotherhood.
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Clare
Clare Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus Christ
Methodist Church
Church of God
Congregational Church
Joseph L. Kennedy
Virgil Bergstrom
George Teeter
Lincoln Day Dinner Set by Isabella Republicans
Isabella County Republicans will hold a Lincoln Day Dinner in the University Center Ballroom Mt. Pleasant on March 25 with Lieutenant Governor William Milliken as program speaker. Ticket sales in the Rosebush area are handled by Jack Flaharty from Rosebush north.
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Isabella County
University Center Ballroom
Mt. Pleasant
William Milliken
Jack Flaharty
Rosebush
Region 8 Plans Michigan Week Observance Meeting
Region Eight leaders from Isa bella Clare Gladwin Ogemaw Arenac and Roscommon met with Mt. Pleasant WCEN manager Gene Umler to discuss Michigan Week progress. Local officials from host Clare County Farwell Harrison and Clare City shared plans with MSU official Lowell Treaster. Deadline for Product of the Year entries is April 12 with judging April 17 and events slated for the week of May 16.
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Gene Umler
Mt. Pleasant
Umler
WCEN
Lowell Treaster
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Michigan
Isabella
Clare
Gladwin
Ogemaw
Arenac
Roscommon
Michigan Week
Region Eight
West Branch
CMU to Name Building for Anspach. Omega Wins Contract
Central Michigan University will name a new General Classroom Building after Dr C L Anspach president emeritus who served from 1939 to 1959. Omega Construction of Grand Rapids won a 1 260 851 dollar contract for the project as part of more than 662 thousand dollars in contracts awarded for the work. The building will house English sociology history political science journalism information services and move university TV offices and studios and the Dean's office of Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan University
N.G. Bovee
Omega Construction Company
Grand Rapids
C.L. Anspach
School of Art and Sciences
Register To Vote Ahead Of April 5 Election
An effort to boost voter registration runs here with March 8 as the deadline to be eligible. Residents who have not voted recently or changed addresses are urged to register with their local ward or township clerks.
Safe Robber Steals 2500 From Mannies Tavern in Clare
Clare police and State Police investigate a Wednesday morning burglary at Mannies Tavern 114 West Fourth Street. A basement safe was smashed open and cash with old silver dollars and Kennedy half dollars stolen, estimated at over 2500 dollars. Kaiser, proprietor, said insurance will cover most losses.
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Clare
Mt. Pleasant Post
Mannie
Warren Kaiser
Fourth Street
Kaiser
U.S
Mielan Shepard
Rogér PePue
Clare General Hospital Elects 1965 Officers At February Meeting
The Clare General Hospital Board of Trustees met at Town and Country in February. Elected officers include Frank Coker president Farwell Dr George Dalby vice president Dr John Weitzel treasurer Andrew Mackenzie secretary. Trustees listed are Donald Holbrook Jr Houghton Lake Dr W F McGinnis Dr Elmer Sharlow William Roth Beaverton and Mrs Ann Greer reappointed Director of Nurses with Dr Weitzel named Medical Director.
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Clare General Hospital
Town and Country
Frank Coker
Farwell
George Dalby
Ewart
John Weitzel
Harrison
Andrew
Cattlemen Invite Tour Of Michigan Beef Herds
Clare county cattlemen plan a Wednesday March 3 cattle tour with Michigan State University specialist Bill Finley. Stops include Matt Scott & Sons at 1 PM on U S 10 near Lake Station, Franklin Littlefield at Bear Lake at 2 PM, Bringold at M 61 near Har rison around 3 PM, and a 4 H project at Al Collins barns east of Bringold Road. The public is invited.
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Dover Road
Max Eaton
Bringold
John Bringold
Harrison
Roger Bowers
al Collins
West Temple Drive
Bringold Road
Holley Unveils Pep Tune Up Kit Line for Carbs
Holley Carburetor Company announces a new Pep Tune Up Kit series for all American made car carburetors. The launch includes a 1965 Carburetion Sales Catalog, a redesigned parts cabinet, and an outdoor service garage sign. Jursek says 240 kits comprise the complete line with blue and white Holley packaging and full installation instructions.
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Holley
Holley Service
Jursek
Clare County Red Cross Meet At Hotel Doherty Tonight
The Clare County Red Cross plans a meeting at the Hotel Doherty this evening at 8:00 P.M. All interested volunteers and community members are urged to attend.
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Clare County
Red Gross
Doherty
March Events Planned for Home Extension Club
Clare county Home Extension announces March activities led by Mrs. Bella Bowers. On March 2 at the Highway Tabernacle in Harrison from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. a session More Meals For Your Money covers meal planning and budget balancing. A March 16 chair caning workshop follows, with knitting classes organized February 24 and taught by Mrs. Alex Gavin at Harrison High School. Next year’s program planning for group vice chairmen is set for March 4.
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Bella Bowers
Clare County
Alex Gavin
Long Lake
Harrison High School
Pioneers Fall to Harrison in Close Finish
Clare High Pioneers conclude the regular season with a 65 64 loss to Harrison in a seesaw game. Al Patterson led Clare with 24 points while Tim Haring and George Kushmaul added 15 and 10 respectively. In districts Clare meets Central Montcalm High at Alma High on March 2, with Ithaca awaiting the semifinal on March 4.
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Clare High Pioneers
Harrison
Hornets
CHS
Ithaca
Yellowjackets
al Patterson
Clare
Tim Haring
George Kushmaul
Steve “Schroeder
O'Dell
Carter
Central Montcalm High
Alma High School
Ithaca High
Alma
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Charles Cape
Dan Sullivan
Floyd Boardman
CMU
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Mabel