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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
3
At noon championships are listed for classes C-1 Runabout A Hydroplane B Runabout D-F Hydroplane C Runabout B Hydroplane A Runabout C Hydroplane D-F Runabout X Hydroplane with State Representative Nelson Tisdale and Senator on hand for commentary and attendance.
Ackerman clinched the Clare Pony League title by beating Citgo 7-6 last Friday. Pitcher Bob Lozen threw a no-hit game in one of Ackerman’s victories, with players including Gunderman Iacco Johnston Davis Dysinger Chafee Gillis Seibt Grove Hardy Bucholtz Whitford. Don Schreuz served as championship manager and Richardson was billed as main speaker for the Governor’s Trophy presentation. Race and event details at Sanford Lake and surrounding venues accompany the story.
The Central Michigan Old Car Club travels from Midland to Crystal Mountain Lodge Thompsonville for the weekend tour passing Clare Fifth Street at about 9 a.m. Friday. Members from Owosso to Lake City join, with guests from Alabama and Indiana attending. The 1914 Ford Touring car leads. the 1911 Metz will meet in Ewart. Co-Chairmen are Jerry Brission and Don Wing. Wing can be reached at TE5-1432 for information.
Clare Recreation plans activity days for youths of all ages from July 16 to July 17. On Wednesday July 16 first through fourth graders will race relay races volley and bat mitten. Fifth through eighth graders will play kickball and softball. The day includes a game of tag and a field trip to Thayer's Daily. Friday features kickball and soft capture the flag in the woods. A separate note mentions nylon runs may be prevented by new stocking finish.
The schedule features Cowboys and Indians dress up and all day games for the younger children on Monday, with older kids busy Tuesday morning football and relays, plus daily swimming at the beach and various classes. A Detroit Tigers trip is planned with parent drivers urged to call John H. Wolf.
Michigan Bell will distribute about 19 700 directories starting Saturday July 19 to Clare Gladwin Beaverton Coleman Farwell Harrison and Rosebush amid a 10 percent rise in circulation The covers feature The Americans Take Over Fort Mackinac by Robert Thom part of a Bell commission Also noted is a brief history of Fort Mackinac including British postwar withdrawal and American occupation dates.
Local women excel at a state women’s bowling tournament in Midland in mid June. Margaret Riche of Farwell teamed with Ann Hanson of Midland to place second in handicap doubles with 1275 pins. Barbara Smock and Judy Hubel of Clare finished third, seven pins behind. Lorene Witkovsky and Pat Lewis of Coleman placed tenth with 1250 pins. Lila Wheatcraft from Rosebush earned fifth in handicap singles with 682, and Margaret Rice finished seventh in handicap all events.
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