Bears overpower Lions in LL first full half win
Bears win 16 10 over Lions in second half with eight run sixth inning. Bob Zepeski collects four hits including a homer with four RBI. Jack Tansing allows three hits and homers for Bears. Alan Acker takes loss.
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Bears
Lions
Lion
Bear
Bob Zepeski
RBI
Jack Tansing
Alan Acker
Cubs
Tigers
Cub
Steve Bryant
Tiger
Jim Young
Two youths arraigned in Clare county dynamiting case
Two youths were arraigned before Municipal Judge William Dunlop last week in a Clare county farm dynamiting incident. Allen R Duranso 19 of Saginaw allegedly placed dynamite near a dwelling at the C A Peterson farm near Crooked Lake. Bertrand 22 of Lake Rd 1 was bound over to circuit court for felonious assault after naming Duranso as the dynamiter. Duranso was arrested July 9 with dynamite stolen from neighbors. Bertrand remained jailed after failing to post a 2500 dollar bond. Peterson, a white farmer, and his wife Annie, a negress, reportedly faced harassment since their wedding two years ago.
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William Dunlop
Clare County
Duranso
Edward Johengen
James Mull
Bridgeport
Saginaw
C. A. Peterson
Crooked Lake
Dunlop
Bertrand
Harrison
Peterson
Annie
Homemakers Conference at MSU Promises Education and Fun
Michigan State University hosts a four day Homemakers Conference July 22 to 25 with 22 classes on family planning budgeting and home management. Noted speakers and entertainment accompany practical sessions on health finances and household skills. reservations through Cooperative Extension Service Office basement Mt Pleasant Post Office.
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Michigan State University
Homemakers
Cooperative Extension Service Office
Mt. Pleasant
Picnickers flock to new town park attracts crowds
Reports show residents use and care for Clare Tourist Park after rejuvenation led by City Manager Clarence Gunn. Last week two reunions and three more picnics this week highlight growing interest from locals and visitors who leave no trash behind.
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Clare
Clarence Gunn
European vs American schooling compared by Kiplinger editors
Kiplinger editors say fair comparison is hard as European and U S systems rest on different concepts. They note Americans educate every child while Europe trains elites, with European exams, discipline, and high dropout rates. European and Russian systems show strong outputs but differ in social aims and government control.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
U.S
Europe
England
America
Ussr
Doherty Hotel Praised In AAA Dining Out Michigan
An anonymous Motor News staffer hails the Doherty Hotel for cleanliness redecorated rooms and accessible service. The report notes room rates from 2.75 to 5.00 with bath and lauds the fine food and long-standing visitor trust from travelers heading north.
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AAA
Motor News
Michigan
Doherty
The
Farm Accident Toll Shocks Nation in New Safety Study
The National Safety Council reports about 6,000 autos kill farm residents yearly with over 200,000 injured in traffic crashes. Home accidents cause far more harm, totaling roughly 460,000 farm residents harmed annually.
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National Safety Council
Educational Materials On View At Central Michigan College
Michigan's largest exhibit of educational materials opens to the public July 23 and 24 at Central Michigan College in Mt. Pleasant. Parents teachers administrators and school board members can view books workbooks and instructional resources along with modern audio visual gear such as tape recorders projectors and school communication systems. More than 65 distributors will be represented and last year drew over 1 000 visitors. Woodward C. Smith VP of Public Services notes strong parent participation and continued interest in public schools.
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Michigan
Central Michigan College
Mt. Pleasant
Woodward C. Smith
Public Services
Watch Pruning The LCD Tree Pruning Demonstrations
Demonstrations on pruning held by Eugene Bacon B C Mellencamp and John Foster drew strong attendance. The events took place at the Dale Whitehead and Lloyd Prescott farms and generated significant interest in the project.
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Eugene Bacon
B. C. Mellencamp
John Foster
Dale Whitehead
Lloyd Prescott
Prankster Triggers False Alarms in Clare
Clare Fire Department faced a busy period with two calls in seven hours and a third check on Friday. A thunderstorm caused lightning damage at 708 Sunset to the Bradley home. A later prank involved a Beaverton Road fire report and a crying call, all yielding no flames or smoke.
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Clare
Thomas Bradley
Beaverton Road
Science Tells Hazards In Fast Driving
An article explains reaction time and stopping distance. It cites Bernard Wyman of Wyman Damoth Insurance noting average reaction time about three quarters of a second and provides examples of distance traveled at 20, 40, and 60 mph plus braking distances. It warns that rash driving threatens all drivers on the road.
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Bernard Wyman
Wyman- Damoth Insurance Agency
Wyman
4 H marks 36 years of service nationwide
The National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work reports 36 years of service to about two million youths in over 90 thousand 4 H Clubs across 48 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Eisenhower is honorary chairman. Norman C Mindrum succeeds Guy L Noble as director.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guy L. Noble
Norman C. Mindrum
National 4-H Club Foundation
Kenneth H. Anderson
USDA
Tour of Northern Farm Spots Highlights State Tour
The Annual State Farm Management Tour on Thursday July 24 visits Kalkaska and Antrim Counties. Stops include Victor J. Woodham's farm near Kalkaska at 9:30 a.m. and Orville Walker farm 42 miles north of Alma at 11:00 a.m. A 2:00 p.m. tour of the 1100 acre Walker farm showcases high potato production and irrigation.
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Antrim
Victor J. Woodham
Us-131
Orville Walker
Alma
Walker
Michigan
New GOP Head Chosen in Isabella County
Richard Lichtenfelt of Mr. Pleasant named county chairman of the Isabella County Republican Committee, succeeding Russell Otterbine who resigned this spring. Lichtenfelt, affiliated with Central Michigan College as Director of Food Services, has long been active in Republican party work.
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Isabella’ County
Republican Committee
Richard Lichtenfelt
Mr. Pleasant
Russell Otterbine
Lichtenfelt
Central Michigan College
City seeks off street parking site behind Doherty shop
Clare City Commission tabled a plan to use a downtown lot behind Doherty plumbing to create off street parking. The site, owned by Omer Parent and Kenneth Cox, would require alley right of way checks and removal of a former Tim Cotter Motor Sales building. Equity owners offer the property with no price for the city’s unpaid balance.
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Clare
Doherty Plumbing Shop
Omer
Kenneth Cox
Towntown
Tim Cotter Motor Sales
Central Michigan Women Golfers Meet at Ithaca
Clare women golf team met at Twin Elms with thirteen players. Portland entrants could not attend. A flag tournament produced winners Mrs. Margaret Ann Bosink and Mrs. Barbara Dunbar. Dunbar presided over a business meeting naming a rules committee: Mrs. Ann Olson, Mrs. Adelaide Elden and Mrs. Grace Frey. The Central Michigan Tournament is set for July 28 to 31 in Ithaca.
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Clare
Twin Elms
Portland
Margaret Ann Bosink
Barbara Dunbar
Dunbar
Ann Olson
Adelaide Elden
Grace Frey
Central Michigan
Ithaca
Saginaw Fair Raises Premiums and Opens Book Distribution
The 45th Annual Saginaw Fair runs September 7 to 13 with about 40000 in premiums, up nearly 4000 from last year. 4500 premium books are being mailed to prospective exhibitors and are available free at the Fair office. 14 year old Paul Davis of Saginaw designed this year’s premium book cover after winning the design contest.
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Clarence H. Harnden
Saginaw
Paul Davis
Saginaw Fair
Michigan
Band Classes Beginning Rehearsals Clare Schools
The stutmér band classes for all band students in Clare Public Schools will start next week. Students are informed by mail of their times and must attend unless excused for vacation work sickness or other reasons. Senior Band rehearses Tuesdays at 7 00 starting July 22 for five weeks in the High School band room.
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Stutmér
Clare Public Schools
Lloyd Conley
NEA Delegates Plan Tomorrow's Curriculum
NEA delegates at the Cleveland convention reviewed future public school standards and offerings. Key topics included international leadership, education of mathematicians, television in classrooms, and more, with emphasis on looming enrollment growth and classroom shortages.
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National Education Association
Cleveland
Ivah L. Bartow
MEA
NESA
Asia
Pittsburgh
Ann Arbor
Mich
America
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U. S. Office of Education
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College of Education
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