Locked in Thief Steals $75 From Clare Drug Store
A Thursday night robbery at Clark Drug Store in Clare left cash registers emptied of 75 dollars. Police suspect an inside job after the thief hid inside the store at closing. Detectives Mull and Chief Tice investigate as three coin boxes were later reported stolen from pay telephones by Michigan Bell.
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Two Hour Parking Returns in Clare City Lots
Clare Police Chief Elly Tice announced enforcement of two hour parking rules in city lots. The W Fourth Street lot and the east side of the park lot across from the police station on W Fifth are affected. Signs remind shoppers these spaces are for short term use.
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Elly Tice
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Food Handlers Must Carry Health Permits
District Seven Health Department reminds all food handlers and employers in Clare Gladwin and Arenac counties to obtain current permits. The new procedure differs from the past and requires tests showing negative TB and other health screenings. Private physicians can administer tests. for more information call the health office at 539-5111.
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Twin Elms Best Ball Tourney Crowns Local Winners
Clare golfers led by Jim Couts and partner Washburn from Midland shot 135 to win the best ball event at Twin Elms. Gary Rayburn and Tom Cain of Clare were ninth under par in the championship flight. Bay City duo Ott and partner won the first flight with an even par.
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Coats
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Midland
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Tom Cain
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Russ Foell
Bill Case
Bay City
Bill Ott
Reading Help Taught Again This Summer
Clare Public Schools run a second summer reading program for grades 2 to 8 with 146 students, up from 110 last year. Gella Gartrell leads morning instruction and testing while guiding teachers on reading methods in the afternoon. Ruth Schunk says the plan helps students keep up and avoid dropping out. Equipment includes Language Master and Tachist-O-Viewers with new Thomas Nelson and SRA materials. Four events are planned including Whiteskin Dancers of Coleman and a Magician at Interlochen Music Academy.
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Teens urged to think for themselves at 4-H Week
More than 1200 Michigan teens heard Dr. Owen Morgan and Morley Fraser urge independent choices during MSU 4-H Club Week on citizenship. Morgan urged taking control of life and rejecting the They concept while Fraser emphasized parental guidance and saying no when needed.
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Insect Sting Warnings Highlight Allergy Risks
A Sentinel feature warns stinging insects peak now and deadly reactions are possible. Dr Solomon of the University of Michigan explains risks from wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, and bees, with preventive shots and practical avoidance tips.
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Vacation Next Week At Sentinel
The Sentinel announces its annual vacation issue will mail for July 6 reaching readers then. Staff take a week off and return Monday July 10, with news and want ads accepted until 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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First Congregational Church Plans Summer Schedule
The First Congregational Church United Church of Christ announces a summer schedule starting Sunday July 2. Morning worship will be at 9 30 a.m. and Sunday School will be on vacation during July and August.
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Michigan plans 30 percent higher antlerless deer harvest
Tentative 1967 firearm harvest targets 48 535 antlerless deer in Michigan. Conservation Commission previewed the plan in June with seven of eight advisory committees endorsing the 30 percent hike from 37 366 in 1966. Final action set for July at Higgins Lake.
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Clare officials plan Big Brothers chapter formation
An organizing meeting at Clare City Hall drew interested locals to form a Clare chapter of Big Brothers of America. The group is led by Roger DePue former chief of Clare police, and Bills Delong and Comer.
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Interlochen Camp Opens with Starry Summer Concerts
Interlochen Camp opens its 40th National Music Camp concert season with the Sun day Night Symphony Under the Stars led by Dr. George C. Wilson at 5 p.m. in the rustic Interlochen Bowl. Saturday features the Combined High School Bands at 8 p.m. in the Bowl, with faculty concerts on Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium.
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National Music Camp
Kresge
Bang-up Fourth Fireworks At Shamrock Lake
The Clare BPW club sponsors the July 3 fireworks display over Shamrock Lake with help from businesses and clubs. Crowds fill the night as hundreds of dollars of fireworks illuminate the sky starting at 10 o clock. Beaverton plans a four day Fourth celebration with parades games boat racing on Ross Lake and a 21st annual event.
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Sentinel
Stanley Oil Takes Lead In Little League Standings
The Stanley Oil team tops the Little League table as of June 23 after a week of tight play and key victories. Alan West pitched a one hit duel June 21 with Norm Scumerher, combining for 21 strikeouts. West allowed no hits and fanned 13. Stanley Oil opened with an 8-6 win over Bryant Mobil on June 19 and vaulted to first with a 9-0 rout of Alexander s on June 23. Citizens Bank also posted 7-6 and 8-5 wins. Standings show Stanley Oil 10-2, Citizens Bank 9-3, Alexander s 9-4.
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Norm Scumerher
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Ice under soil surprises Don Dalton estate workers
Workmen leveling knolls on the Don Dalton estate found solid ice beneath the topsoil after a rain cooled the ground. Ervin Arts brought a football sized chunk to the Sentinel Office to show climate can be deceptive on the surface. City sanitation crews handed out five cent plastic garbage can liners at curbside collection to extend can life and prevent freezing in winter.
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Sentinel Office
City of Clare
City Hall
Signal Upgrade at 10 and M-115 to Improve Traffic
The Michigan State Highway Commission will install oversize 12 inch flasher signals at the US-10 and M-115 intersection near Farwell. Eastbound signals at the Y will be replaced. westbound 8 inch signals remain. New lenses amplify visibility and reduce glare with dimmer night switches. Completion expected within 30 days, funded entirely by state.
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Rent units eyed for Clare shopping center expansion
Promoters near Clare explore adding a multiple unit apartment building to a new shopping center project north of McEwan Street behind existing storefronts. Detroit based Have started testing public reaction to the venture, with construction depending on advance interest and location details.
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