Winners In Bowling Tournament 1968 Junior Division
The American Junior Bowling Congress Christmas Tournament concludes with key results. Mixed Doubles led by Tim Quer and Sheila Haring. Bantam and Girls events show top scores by Dennis Dawison Linda Drake. Boys and Girls divisions list top 3 games and doubles teams with scores.
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WCRM
Everts Jevelers
Gateway Lanes
Frank Symid
Bette Bell
Steve Grimm
Dennis Colosky
Doris Simpson
Tim Querback
Sheila Haring
Tom Sandborn
Mark Ardis
Gary Wilkinson
Pute Haring
Sue Ann Foss
Dennis Dawison
Linda Drake
Bonnie Bell
Bowling League Scores and Highs in January 1964
City League and merchants league results list high games and series by players such as Dan Koi cki Albert Cruden Nancy Dysinger Bonnie auder Larry Ray Ruth oer and Pete Brown. Standings show gateway lanes Rockwood Bar Kath.
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Rdis Nursing Home
Bell Telephone
Uffet
Frank Woids
John Frisbey
Bob Kennedy
Winter deer herd in northern Michigan shows good condition
The Conservation Department reports northern Michigan whitetails in first rate condition during the first week of 1964. Deer ranged in better food areas, not tightly yarded, and moved to feed in heavy cover and swamp lands. Field men note heavy feeding on tree cuttings near Escanaba district yards.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Escanaba
Clare Coleman and Harrison Ladies Bowling League Standings
On January 8 1984 the Clare Coleman and Harrison Ladies League saw Hoffang Lehrs Shell 4 Campbells Insurance 3 Rexall Drug 3 O Laughlins 1 and Blatz Beer 1 with Lucille Austin 502 Barbara Dunbar 449 Fran Shelander Carns 446 as high series. Lucille Austin 175 172 led a 175 172 game with Florence Hoffman 166 Eleanor Lehr 164. The following Tuesday January 7 1964 results show Russ's Record Shop 44 Clare Sentinel 35 Mannies Bar 4 Allen's TV 3314 Anderson's 33 WMtop BL Drewrys 28 Citizen's Bank Trust 17 with F Carncross 525 IB Stark 511 Bauder 484 high games Stark 204 Carncross Bauder 193 Kennedy 187. Last of first half.
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Hoffang
Lehrs Shell
Campbells Insurance
Rexall Drug
O'Laughlins
Blatz Beer
Cities Service
Citizens Bank & Trust
Lucille Austin
Barbara Dunbar
F Ran Shelander
Fran Carns i
Ross
High Ind
Luclle Austin
Florence Hoffman
Eleanor Lehr
Russ’s Record Shop
Clare Sentinel
Allen's TV
Anderson’s
Drewrys
Citizen’s Bank & Trust
Carncross
Stark
Bauder
F.carncross
Kennedy
Thursday Afternoon Ladies League Ends First Half
The January 9 1964 standings list leading teams and players at Gateway Lane venues with top scores. Fran Carnecross posts high games 199 and 193, while her high series reaches 529 alongside Betty Hales 465 and Onalee Bitter 459.
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Gateway Lane
Welded Construction Co
Coker Funeral Home
Hendrie’s Packing House
Gateway Restaurant
Witbeck’s
IGA
Log Cabin
Johnston Elevator
L. Gibbs & Loris
Thurston Funeral Home
Seiter Lumber Co
Alexander Shoes
Clare Furniture Co
C. J. Melnek
Black
Stanley Oil Co
Fran Carnecross
Tula Brown
Goldie Rodgers
Betty Hales
Onalee Bitler
Sunday School Skating Party and Community Notes
Rural News itemizes activities at the Charles Kleinhardt and Jean Armentrout Sunday schools with skating parties and meetings. It expresses sympathy for Beulah Alwood Carey’s passing and notes visits, hospital status, and family guests including Emma Lower, Arlene Walter, John Hartman, and Stanley Schunk.
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Charles Kleinhardt
Jean Armentrout
Kleinhardt
Beulah Alwood Carey
Emma Lower
Charles Harrold
Arlene Walter
John Hartman
Stanley Schunk
Charles Ott
Robert Walters
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Kellogg Center
Rev
Hull
North Star
Beulah Armentrout
Inez Teale
Dorothy
Insecticide development costs rise for market reach
A Michigan State University entomologist notes that about 2 million dollars is spent screening each new insecticide to reach the market, and only about one in two thousand candidates actually makes it to market.
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Michigan State University
Eagles Lose 1 Point Thriller In Overtime
Farwell High School suffered a one point loss to Lake City in an overtime heartbreaker. Larry Esterline led Farwell with 27 points while Darell McIntyre added 12 and Jim Martin 4 as the Eagles battled back from a late deficit before a Mike Wade free throw sealed the win for Lake City. The junior varsity also won 58-50 at Lake City, with Mark Robison scoring 21 and Dale Ruckle 20. Farwell meets Marion next Friday.
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Lake City
Farwell
Larry Esterline
Mike Wade
Darell McIntyre
Craig Bedard
Jim Martin
Hamming
Lake City Trojans
New Lake City Gymnasium
Mark Robison
Dale Ruckle
Greg Warner
Marion
Eagies
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Oscar, Robertson
Jack Twyman
THE
Royals
Boston
NEWS
Ohio State
D. Merry Lucas Ee
TRE
GAS Michigan Consolidated
Gary Anderson
Bill Bryant
Dennis Brown
Kenny Teall
Christina Cruden
Debbie Riley
Larry Witsbeck
Terry Aube
ISOE
Frurspay Nottr
Delinquents
Beatty
Hubel Baumgarth
LaGoe
Hemstreet
Bob Hickey
Don Bell
Fran l Carncross
Neamene Morse
Ireneene
Flintstones
Brown and White
Irwin
Schultz
Mickle
Busche
J & R Builders
Roe and Everts
Erchmar’s Bulldozers
Greeen and Burdo
Ardis
Bryant
Bel-l-Wiks
Cruden and Szul
Hales
White
Jackson
Colvin
Foss
Foell
Alexander
Rockeretc
Twin Elms
Hill Top Bar
Gateway
Citizens Bank
Methodist
Farwell Ins
Jim’s A & W
Harrison Gas-Oil
Michigan Bell
Marathon Craft State Farm
Pete Brown
Mike Hochstetler
Jack Foss
al Tacco
Merchants League
Kiwanis
Elis Sinclair
Dunlops
J Mountain House
Dinwrys Beer
Holley
R. Musser
Cotter
J. Greer
Marshall
Presley
Sacco
Owens
Alien
Clare Firemen’s
Clare Fire Hall
Clare Coleman and Harrison Ladies
Bruckart Motor Sales
Bonham's
Lone P
Orange
Everts Jewelers
Band Box Cleaners
Ford-O-Matics
Ulrich
Farwell News
Green’s Shoes
Beaver
Tool
Sothy's
LeRoy
Bonnie Bat‘der
Fran Carncross
Con‘nie McNerney
Bonnie Bauder
Mildred LeTourneau
Eagles
Berry
Farwell Eagles
Houghton Oru Murl.m. Houghto Renue
Clare Loan Co
J. Smith
Mar
Motor Trend Magazine
Ford
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Motor Trend
America
Indianapolis
Taprlane
Dan McDonald Inc
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Clare
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