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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
12
The article notes a continuing debate on noon hour management as pupils stay at school for lunch. It describes solutions like selected noon movies and supervised gym play, aims to ease supervision burdens, and emphasizes family ties and home activities as beneficial for students during the noon period.
The junior high has grown from three to four rooms and now enrolls 118 students. New staff in September include Mrs George Perry and Mr Wayne Patterson replacing Mrs Audrey Woods and Mrs Janet Johnston. Seniors plan a composite edition replacing the usual annual with mostly activities and photos and no ads.
Freshman team suffers 27 12 loss last Tuesday January 15 at home. Clare High’s Guy Haneckow scores 5 points while Midland Central’s Marsh tallies 7 as the Pioneers struggle with only three field goals. Coach Don Richardson downplays the rough showing.
Carolyn Carter recounts winning a Michigan Dynamometer Association award trip to the 82nd National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago from November 27 to December 4 1963. She describes the hotel Conrad Hilton tours meals banquets the friendship party and the International Live stock Exposition along with fellow delegates and memorable experiences.
An outdoors observer reports 1953 highway fatalities on the 40 mile Fair Haven to Detroit route. Karl H. Schnoor counted 466 animals killed that year including 73 muskrats 109 cats 58 pheasants 39 opossums and 12 raccoons. August was worst with 62.
Local advocates debate pediatric foot care and children's safety as chiropodists pursue interests amid competing rights. The article notes tension between guardians' and professionals' views on treatment and consent.
Residential league results show Clare Mig. Co. and Loomis Welders posting scores with high series by W Halesbat and W Strahota at 570. Major League matches feature Bungalow Restaurant and Barnes Cafe leading, with P Schroeder posting 600 in high series and 266 in high game. Mixed and women’s events report top games by K cc neibs and C Mc Nerney, plus W Spenny and M Hendria high series.
A compact listing of daily programs across January 15 to 21 for WWTY Channel 13. Includes Sign On News Captain Video Viewer Views Sports Weather and various time slots with titles like Annie Oakley Lillie Palmer Jane Froman Paragon Theatre and City Detective.
The Clare Methodist Church hosted a sub district Christian Education Advance meeting on Monday January 11 with twenty nine church school workers superintendents and ministers in attendance. Mrs Norman Maxwell chaired the gathering and refreshments were provided by Mrs Donald Holbrook Mrs Clayton Neff Mrs Leon Dull and Mrs Floyd Norcutt.
Market quotes cover GRAIN AND FEED items with Wheat Oats Rye Barley Buckwheat Beans and HOG and BEEF meat prices. Friday night league standings show team names and individual scoring leaders with Hogs dressed Beef dressed and Veal prices among local business listings.
Glare Livestock Market held a Monday sale listing price bands for cattle. Choice to prime butcher steers and heifers ranged 21.00 to 26.00, with lower grades down to 10.00. Best beef cows bid 412.50 to 14.50, reflecting broad market levels.
The notice lists current prices for cattle hogs lambs and sheep by weight and quality. Categories include heavy bulls utility bulls and cull bulls along with stockers feeders calves and various sheep and hog classifications with price ranges from low teens to mid twenties.
The Albert Hanner Family expresses heartfelt thanks for the comforting sympathy help services floral offerings and kindness shown during their recent sorrow.
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