Clare Ski Teams Finish Last in Conference
The Clare boys and girls ski teams finished last in the Northwestern Michigan Ski Conference Meet held February 28 at Sugar Loaf Mountain Ski Resort near Traverse City. In the boys meet Traverse City led with Manistee second and Clare sixth. in the girls meet Traverse City led with Cadillac and Clare among the lower finishers. Overall, in boys standings Traverse City topped the field with Clare finishing sixth. in girls standings Traverse City also led with Clare near the bottom.
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Traverse City
Clare
Northwestern Michigan
Manistee
Cadillac
Ben
Zie Central
Traverse City St. Francis
Pioneers
Benzie Central
Francis
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Pioneers Advance to semi finals with Beaverton win
Clare Farwell will clash in the district semifinals after the Pioneers defeated Beaverton 74 54. Kelly Luplow led Clare with 32 points aided by Brad Davis as Clare built a 41 25 halftime lead and withstood Beaverton’s late push.
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Pioneers
Beaverton
Clare Farwell
Helaverton
Clare
Kelly Luplow
Kelly
Hea
Brad Davis
Barry Martz
Jon Bowin
Hannon
Farwell
Mike Rodgers
Mike Manderbach
Doug Johnston
Tom Wyman
Richard Boyer
Rod Jazzwell
Dennis Keely
Randy Hartley
Jim Malcolmson
Jerry Scoby
Aso Ario Wolfe
Darry Richmond
Chuck Thompson
Christmas Seal funds rise in Clare County drive
Clare County residents have contributed 4192 to the Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Christmas Seal campaign as of February 2, a nine percent rise from last year. Dr. Thomas Cardinal reports state totals reach 1025 percent of the goal. county residents urged to respond by March. Proceeds aid tuberculosis and respiratory disease research, air pollution monitoring, school smoking education, withdrawal clinics, and related programs.
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Reed City
Clare County
Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Ttal O
Thomas Cardinal
M Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Insease Association
Wit
Cardinal
Christmas Seal Association
Clare man reappointed to Veterans Trust Fund panel
Jack Rodabaugh of 6438 Eberhardt Road Clare was reappointed to the Clare County Veterans Trust Fund Committee as the Veterans of Foreign Wars representative for a term ending December 31 1975. The county aided 69 veterans widows and dependents for 60726 dollars last year. Across Michigan counties aided 2924 veterans and dependents for 85912972 dollars.
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Lansing
Jack Rodabaugh
Eberhardt Road
Clare
Clare County Veterans Trust Fund Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clare County Committee
Clare Wrestlers Place In C D Regional
Clare finished 13th in a 21 school field at the Class G D regional scoring 19.5 points. John Beck placed second at 98 pounds, losing 2-1 to Marlette’s champion. Jim Bicknell finished fourth at 105 pounds. Gary Childers won a match but did not place. Beck advances to the state finals at Lansing Waverly on March 9 and 10.
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Clare Elementary
Marion Purdue
Joan Zeller
Purdue
Elinor Thurston
Sally Murphy
Thurston
Jim Vernon
Davis Asher
John Pears
Tom Farrow
John Childers
Tim Nyquist
Barry Merrill
David Randle
Greg Lyons
David Bay
Tim George Miller
Mark Chaffee
Jim Colville
David Gammon
Freeland
Clare
Shepherd
John Beck
Marlette
John
Roscommon
Merrill
Jim Bicknell
Onaway
Jim
Farwell
Sheridan
St. Louis
Gary Childers
Lansing Waverly
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Verton
Cheryl Koroly
Eva Joy Anderson
Miss Koroly
George Hill
Mary McTaggart
Mr. Hill
Jim Cole
Joe Young
David Schuler
Greg Mumford
Mark Waddington
Glen Gunderman
David Fletcher
Lori Mussel
Jim Sutton
Mark Lloyd
David Evans
Mike MacDonald
Larry Morris
Mark van Acker
Id Grief
Scott Profit
Ed Lisenhaur
Gire Ghamps
Iva Jay Anderson
Lisa Nyquist
Kristi Hearns
Jody Trucks
Kelly van House
Kathy Merrill
Back Toweth Rilett
Vicki Border
Shelley Battle
Kathy Mester
Harb Wright
Vicki Penrose
Terry Sextan
Warner
Harrison
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