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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
13
Mrs. Gladys Scott hosted a Friday evening reception after the eighth grade graduation at the opera house honoring her daughter Delores. Guests included Delores' schoolmates and relatives. Refreshments and a graduation cake were provided by Mrs. Charles Haag, and Delores received many gifts.
The Lake Baptist Church hosted a Family Night supper Friday with strong turnout. Saturday a parade led by Mrs. Paul Acker featured a car bell horn cyclists flags balloons and a colorful procession through town announcing Bible School sessions starting Monday afternoon despite light rain.
Scout troop No. 117 of Lake with The Black Hawk Patrol and Scout Master Robert Streetly attend the district Camporee at Camp Rotary June 3 4 5. They win second place for high Scout Skills earning near top points. Seven boys Harold Adams Jr Mike Archbold Tom Hall John Streeter Bill McLane Gary Scott Dennis Deegan. Mr Streeter and Ken Hall drive up with a carload. Mr Hall returns Thursday with the B-school group.
Clifford Jones of Averill Roy Phillips and Gerry McGraw were fishing on Mahan's Lake Tuesday evening when a capsized boat dumped them and their gear into muddy water. One man could not swim and they clung to the boat for about an hour before pushing it ashore. None were drowned and the incident ends with a safety reminder to wear life jackets.
Jacek Schafer, President of Schaf er's Bakeries, announces the first in the nation to offer hotdog buns in packs of ten alongside the standard eight pack. Producers welcome the change as hotdogs come in ten per pound. The firm will continue selling eight packs.
Local notes report departures to Jacksonville and Live Oak Florida for visits with relatives and returns with families. New births, hospital stays, travel to Iowa and Michigan towns, and several property and vehicle updates are listed among residents of the Lake area.
Early in life largemouth bass feed mainly on tiny aquatic animals, known as zooplankton, right after hatching. This prey forms a critical part of their initial diet and growth.
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