Honor Grades For 6th Mark Period At Clare Schools
Clare Public Schools releases the last Honor Roll list of the year naming high school and junior high students with B or better averages for the sixth marking period. The graduating class includes 44 members on the selective roster featuring many named seniors and juniors such as Diane Akers, Sharon Bay, Archie Bell, Joe Painer, and Tom Shaner among others. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Public Schools
Diane Akers
Lorne Bay
Sharon Bay
Archie Bell
Steve Blystone
Susan Brooks
Carolyn Burdo
Betty Chapple
Valerie Cole
Sharon Czyzewski
Patricia Davy
Lois Dunn
Steve Gallagher
Debbie Greer Jovanna Hacker
Shirley Hampton
Betty Jo Hawkins
Michael Hartzler
Carole House
Darlene Kistler
Charles Knickerbocker
Roger Kushmaul Dennis Lloyd
Ann Miller
Mary Mogg
Lorraine Morgan
Brenda Notter
Don Papesh
Vanita Paxton
Joanne Pinaire
Tom Shaner
Tom Sheredy
Dale Stewart
Mary Stirling
Jim Strouse
Barbara Stuckert
Stanley Stul
Carol Underwood
Martin Walter
Debbie Warner
Donna Whalen
Clare Class of 1920 Dinner Set at Doherty Hotel
The Clare High School class of 1920, the largest at the time with 21 members, will hold a June 22 dinner at the Doherty hotel in Clare. Notables include Helen Canfield Garber, Alice and Josephine Bicknell Hall, and Ed Hubel. Interested attendees should contact Ed Hubel in Clare for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Doherty Hotel
Clare
Alice Bicknell
Josephine Bicknell Hall
Helen Canfield Garber
Frances Davy Fitzgerald
Norris Elliott
Mamie Foss Schofield
Doris Gerow Cotton
Frieda Gilmore Meachum
Mary Gorr
Ed Hubel
Ruth Kratz Straight
Allan Lampman
Glen Lloyd
Ruth Myers Foell
Mary Presley Heller Maude Rogers Truettner
Margaret Shelley Barrette
Florence Stough Tice
Orlando Thayer
Wilma Wild Cowden
Edna Wilson Robinson
Yare
GOP Holds 10th District Meeting in Mt. Pleasant
Isabella county Republicans host the 10th Congressional District gathering at the Mt. Pleasant Holiday Inn from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday June 23 to discuss summer party activities with members from 19 central Michigan counties invited. Lieutenant Governor Milliken addresses the Isabella Republican Women’s Club coffee hour in Mt. Pleasant from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Mt. Pleasant Holiday Inn
Michigan
William Millikeny
Isabella Republican Women’s Club
Mt. Pleasant
Eight Attend Youth Week In East Lansing 1968
The 1968 State 4 H Youth Week at Michigan State University drew over 1,000 Michigan youths June 12 to 15. Delegates from Clare county included Danny Carr Farwell Mike Robadau Clare Tim Kleinhardt Clare Sue Baumer Harrison with leaders Joanne Walter and Kim Montney, while Isabella county sent Rhonda Hovey and Mark Mogg from Rosebush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich. State University
Clare County
Danny Carr
Farwell
Mike Rodabaugh
Clare
Tim Kleinhardt
Sue Baumer
Harrison
Joanne Walter
Kim Montney
Isabella County
4&H
MSU
East Lansing
Rhonda Hovey
Mark Mogg
Rosebush
Year End Details On Board Agenda
Clare Board of Education met in the high school library at 8 p.m. June 10 with architect Donald Wakely present to outline contract details. White's Nursery landscaping at the relocatable site totaled 725 dollars for trees shrubs topsoil and lawn. John Quinnan to audit 1967 68 financial accounts. Reaffirmed student teaching with Central Michigan University and prepared shared time policies with St. Cecilia's School. Special meeting set for noon June 28 to approve end of year bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Board of Education
Donald Wakely
White
John Quinnan
Certified Public Accountant
Central Michigan University
St. Cecilia’s School
Michigan officials to tour Clare for industrial growth study
Industrial development experts representing Michigan state government railroads utilities and realtors will visit Clare and seven eastern Michigan communities June 24 27 to assess growth potential and recommend steps to boost development. The group will tour an industrial park sites plants and municipal services meet local leaders and hold a noon conference at The Doherty to discuss findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Society of Industrial Realtors
Clare
Eastern Michigan
Ken Barnes
Clare County Planning Commission
Frank T. LaGee
County Economic Development Corp
Office of Economic Expansion
Michigan Department of Commerce
Midland
Grayling
Tawas- East
Harold M. Davis
B.M. Conboy
John P. Kavanagh
William Cochran
William Boyd, Jr
Ross Lowes
Robert O. Baker
Michigan Employment Security Commission
Robert L. Gage
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Wilbur M. Young
George Lloyd
Detroit Edison, Company
George H. Hillman
Vern A. Anderson
Consumers Power Company
Thomas L. Diak
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
James L. Collison
Boyd
Doherty
Michigan House and Senate back court plan compromise
Both chambers approve a plan to replace the old justice of the peace system with a new lower court by January 1, 1969. The deal abolishes municipal courts in 49 cities and lets 57 others preserve theirs by resolution, with magistrates and limited staffing rules. The article notes pay scales, scheduling, and eligibility details amid campaign-related filing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
House
Senate
Donald Holbrook, Jr
Clare
Judiciary Committee
District Court
Farm Labor Office Opens in Reed City for 1968 Season
The Farm Labor Office in the courthouse Reed City opens for the 1968 season. Wilfred Lind, farm labor representative, will assist with seasonal and year round farm work needs. The Reed City office serves Osceola Mecosta Wexford Isabella Missaukee and Clare counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Reed City
Farm Labor Office
Wilfred Lindsay
Farm Labor
Osceola
Mecosta
Wexford
Isabella
Missaukee
Clare Counties
MM College Receives Additional Federal Grant Worth 100000
Mid Michigan Community College announces an extra federal grant of 100 000 dollars, boosting the Vocational Education Act funded project near Mannsiding Road to supplement a 300 000 dollar base grant. The Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission and Economic Development Administration approved the add on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 27
Mannsiding Road
Thomas 8. Francis
Upper
Gillaspy
Hartzler Elected 31st Wolverine Boys State Governor
Robert L. Hartzler of Clare was elected the 31st governor of American Legion Wolverine Boys State at East Lansing. The 17 year old Clare High School student leads around 1300 participants in a week long government program beginning with arrival at Michigan State University. James E. Zeeff and Jon E Barfield won lieutenant governor and secretary of state respectively, while Robert Vandenbos won attorney general. Campaigning started midweek with boys arriving from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Hartzler
Clare
American Legion Wolverine
East Lansing
James E. Zeeff
Grand Rapids
Jon E. Barfield
Ypsilanti
Robert Vandenbos
Michigan State
FBI
Michigan Juniors Win Scholarships for Forest Resources Workshop
Twenty Michigan high school juniors earn scholarships to the third annual two week Career Workshop in the Science and Management of Forest Resources at Trees for Tomorrow Camp Eagle River Wisconsin from July 28 to August 10 Mark Kreil from Clare is a scholarship winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Eagle River
Wis
Mark Kreil
Clare
Standings Shuffle in Week of L L Action
Clare Little League action left Bryant's Mobil rising from fifth to second with two wins. A three way tie for fourth formed as lower teams surged, with Alexander's Shoes upsetting Clare Hardware 4-2 and other close results shaping the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Mobil
Clare
Clare Hardware
Glare Howe
Anderson’s
Stanley Oil
Citizens Bank
Alexander’ S
Anderson
Tim Quinnan
Mike Hales
Alexander
Norm Schumacher
Bryant's
Bob Dunn
Bryants
Tim Abbott
Mike Dysinger
Clare Team Joins Detroit Free Press League
Clare's boys baseball team has joined a new Detroit Free Press League with four north central Michigan teams. The season spans 16 games starting with a 15 to 5 loss to Mt Pleasant. Next games are set for Alma this Saturday at 2 30 p m and Cadillac June 28 under lights at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Whitfield
Clare
Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Mt. Pleasant
Whitfield
Jerry Russell
Cadillac
Alma
Birch Run
Dean Kramer
Town & Country
Dunlop’s
Melnek
Lyle Gallagher
Connie McNerney
Also Mentioned on This Page
James White Jean Witbeck
Leoma Zilska
Susan Akers
Suzanne Allen
Pat Austin
Tom Baumgarth
Penny Case
Darla Garrow
Tim Casteel
James Cooper
Joel Cooper
Ann Eberhart
Leonard Erickson
Rick Gingery
Pamela Glenn
Robert Hartzler
Dennis Sacco
Patricia Knickerbocker
Kathleen Krainik
Laura Mackenzie
Paul McClain
Steve McNerney
Patti Myers
Kathryn Owens
Rebecca Raleigh
Karl Randall
Ruth Rynearson
Susan Smith
Sandy Tucker
Barbara White
James Whitford
Merideth Williams
United States
Perth
West Australia
Eric Watson
Adam Hyde
Conservation
Watson
University of W. Australia
U.S
Clare County Extension Service
Helen Canfield
John T. Garver
Gop
E. Lansing
Jack Worthington
Gladwin
Was, West Branch
Standish and
St. Johns
B.M
Mike) Conboy
Upper Peninsula
Ken Maroz
Pleasant Country
Open
MM College
Fed
Mid Michigan Community College
E.W. Gillaspy
Francis Mitchell
Commission
Paul Rhoades
Bob Hartzler
Russell H. Strange
Lansing
Russell Strange
L.L. Action
Mike Rogers
Stanley
Tom Reid
Rorless Ball
Hawks
Eagles
Tigers
Bears
Colts
Panthers
Rams
Orioles
Cubs
The
Lions
Point Clare
Citgo
Twin Elms
Ackerman’s
Bernie McNerney
Day
Ackerman
Steve Luplow
Mike
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