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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1962

Page

5

Strange proposes bill to lock 15-mill cap in statutes

State Representative Russell H. Strange introduces a bill to enshrine the 15-mill property tax limit in statutes if approved by both houses and signed by the Governor. He warns removal by a constitutional convention would unleash unlimited taxation, risking widespread tax sales, especially in rural areas.

Russell H. Strange Clare House of Representatives Rep. Strange Strange

Feed Grain Support Signup Opens Through March 30

Farmers must file ASCS applications to participate in the 1962 feed grain program. Oats and rye qualify for price support without program participation, while corn barley and grain sorghum require enrollment and acreage reductions. Signup runs Feb 5 to Mar 30.

Floren J. Pudway Clare County Agricultural Stabilization, and Conservation Committee Pudway ASC ASCS

Insects Enter Hibernation During Winter

Insects persist through winter in eggs pupae cocoons and hidden forms. Monarchs migrate south while bees wasps and ants may cluster or die to allow a new generation in spring. Flies and some pests awaken on warm days and hornets surprise cottage stoves before spring.

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Late Bowling Scores From Clare Ladies League

Clare Sentinel reports results from February 20 1962 with Drewrys topping Allen's TV 22 18 and Anderson's Drugs 18 Holley Card 15 Schaeffer's 12 Green's Shoes 8 Hill Top 8 High games feature B Bauder 199 196 and K Krienke 193. Bauder leads with high series 560 followed by Carneross 513 and Stark 488.

Ladies League Drewrys Allen’s TV Anderson’s Drugs Holley Schaeffer’s Green’s Shoes Clare Sentinel Hill B. Bauder K. Krienke F. Carneross B. Stark

Is College Education Really Worth It for Teens

The column argues many families sacrifice to fund college, noting higher salaries and better perceived readiness for responsibility for degree holders. It contrasts college paths with future family business guidance and urges teens to pursue higher education if capable, highlighting changing times and campus work ethics.

Sone Day Mom Dad NATIONAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER + SERVICE Frankfort

Community figures share events across towns

Mr and Mrs Orrin First hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Duval First with guests including Duval First and sons Larry Kevin and Bobby plus Mr and Mrs Fred Marshall. Hospital updates note Mrs Herb Cairns convalescing in Alma and Bob Watson with a broken leg in Clare. A child Carmen Louise arrived February 20 at Central Community Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce plans a March 5 meeting at 7 30 pm in the Fire Hall.

Orrin Duval Larry Kevin Bobby Fred Marshall Herb Cairns Gratiot Community Hospital Alma Bob Watson Clare General Hospital Joe Hrdlovich Ambrose Hrdlovich Robert Sanderson Midland Hrdlovich Sandersons Thomas Fair Charles Yehi Merrill Tom Lawler Betty Jane Carla Machuta Mt.Pleasant John Jacobs Ralph Eagiey Coleman Irvin Shively Elmer Jones Charles Doren Mary Ann Shivelys Ernest Hoste Floyd Thompson Mt. Pleasant Rosebush Chamber of Commerce Stuart Denslow East Lansing Gerald Cameron Bob Bean John Vargo, Jr Darwin Johnson Carmen Lousé Central Community Hospital W.S.C.S George Nestle Suzann Burch Jim Burch Tom Bader

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