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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1965

Page

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Loomis Machine Changes Owners and Leadership

Loomis Machine Company announces a change of ownership effective January 1, 1965. The firm at 141 East Fourth Street will be led by Neilan Cradit as president and Gerald Green as vice president production, with Loomis remaining as chairman of a five member board. Green and Cradit are long time employees and stockholders, and Cradit has served as office manager.

Loomis Florida Neilan Cradit Gerald Green Green Credit

Honor Group Initiation At Clare Elementary

Formal initiation of Clare High School National Honor Society members will occur Wednesday January 13 at 8:00 PM in the Clare Elementary auditorium. An initiation team from Roscommon Gerrish Higgin High School led by James Fisher will conduct the program. Nineteen seniors selected for scholarship leadership service and character will be initiated. public is invited.

Clare Roscommon Gerrish Higgins Jane Bell Gregory Brooks Vicki Bryant Elgine Burdo Terry Cooper Sherrie Green Cathy Grogan Melvin Hampton Stanley Hampton John House Sue Jackson Loretta Kleiner Louise Mackenzie Gary Norcutt Larry Norcutt Mary Rodabaugh Mary Tucker Carol Walter Jean White

Area Dealers Start Series Of Demonstrations

Farm implement dealers of Clare and Gladwin counties begin a series of meetings to address diesel engines cold weather starting engine trouble shooting plow adjustment and machinery investment economics. The first session was held Tuesday at G O Fullerton Implement Sales in Clare with Bob White extension agr iculture engineer from Michigan State University leading the talks.

Clare Gladwin G. O. Fullerton Implement Bob White Michigan State University

Must Remove Boats In Ice Warns Of Fines

Conservation Department orders owners of several fishing boats frozen in the ice at Five Lakes to remove them immediately or face fines as rule violators. The boats appear left near the water’s edge through the first hard freeze.

Conservation Department

Jobs and People Study Opens Tonight in Clare County

County Extension Director announces a Thursday 8 o clock meeting at Sno-Snake Ski Lodge to discuss the Jobs and People study. Citizens from many organizations will review information and join discussion groups to improve job human resource matching.

George MacQueen Clare County Sno-Snake

Reapportionment Could Reach To Courthouse Level

A Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling could extend one man one vote to counties and impact Michigan demands for county board reapportionment. The decision signals likely January discussions among county boards about township and local unit representation, with Clare County on potential changes for its Board of Supervisors.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Michigan County Boards of Supervisors Clare County Board of Supervisors U. S. Supreme Court Wisconsin County Board of Supervisors Boards of Supervisors Clare County Wayne County Kent County Board of Supervisors Grand Rapids Michigan Supreme Court Michigan Association of Supervisors Gilmore Isabella Township Vernon Wise City of Mt. Pleasant United States Michigan County Supreme Court

Start Planning Primary Schools Reorganization

James CC McNamara Clare County Intermediate School District superintendent said a meeting of the Reorganization Committee is expected within weeks to plan assignment of remaining primary districts to K 12 districts. Completion is targeted by 1968. The piece discusses county boards, population based representation, and potential reform impacts on Clare and Isabella counties.

James CC McNamara Clare County Robert Campbell Dover Redding Township

Tax Rate Difference For Schools In Clare

Clare Public School System faces rising per pupil costs from inflation and higher education requirements. 1964-65 projected revenue is 554,556 dollars with 64.5 percent from state aid and 35.5 percent from local taxes. An 8 mill levy for three years based on State Equalized Valuation is on January 18, 1965.

Clare

Train Hits Milk Truck in Icy Crossing

Gerald Russell Armentrout 27 of R 2 Farwell escaped injury when his milk tanker rig was struck by an Ann Arbor freight at a crossing near Farwell at 12 55 p m. icy road conditions prevented stopping and the rear of the rig was crushed. the truck belonged to Kraft Foods Clare. The train engine front was bent. conductor D C Willowby and engineer FR Lifcheski of Owosso reported the damage was not extensive.

Gerald Russell Armentrout Farwell James Darling Kapplinger Road Armentrout Ann Arbor Kraft Foods Cheese Plant Clare Darling D. C. Willowby FR. Lifcheski Owosso

Bloodmobile to Visit Clare for Blood Drive

The Red Cross Blood mobile will come to Clare Congregational Church on January 25 from 12 noon to 6 pm to collect blood for the Blood Bank. The drive seeks 200 units and calls for office volunteers to help with records on the day.

Red Cross Clare Clare Congregational Church Alex Strange Blood Bank Clare County

Get Education Out Of Its Chains

A local public school system faces a severe money crisis with teacher shortages and crowded rooms as four mills expire and eight mills are proposed to restore funding. The January 18 election will decide if education breaks free from tight budgets or endures a downturn, with calls for modernizing and expanding services beyond yesterday's schooling.

Woman bowls first actual 600 at Gateway Lanes

Mrs Barbara Dunbar, a member of the second place Anderson Drug team, rolled games of 234 194 and 172 for a 600 series in league play last Wednesday at Gateway Lanes. She becomes the first woman to achieve an actual 600 there.

Barbara Dunbar Anderson Gateway Lanes Dunbar Font Lane

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