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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1956

Page

2

Referee Loses License Over Waterman Gavilan Call

The British Boxing Board of Control revoked the license of the referee who awarded England's Peter Waterman a decision over Kid Gavilan. The Board also set up a committee to study the merits of America’s three official judges for fights but declined to consider reversing the controversial decision.

England Peter Waterman Kid Gavilan British Boxing Board of Control America Daytons Beach Fla Tim Flock Atlanta Gadove Joe Wilman Bill Lillard

Clare Pioneers Fall 84 68 to Cadillac in Final Regular Season

Clare High School Pioneer basketball team lost 84 68 to Cadillac in a non conference game. John Miler led Clare with 21 points and Geny Fullerton added 18 as the Pioneers faded in the final period. Clare faces Remus in tournament play at Mt Pleasant on March 8 at 7 15 pm.

Clare High School Pioneer Cadillac Clare Remus Mt. Pleasant

Skiing Growth in Michigan Parks Bodes Well for Winter Fun

Michigan officials note rising skier numbers as four state parks add tows Porcupine Mountains Bald Mountain Pinckney and Highland offering weekend access 20006 skiers flock to Highland 17 miles west of Pontiac in a strong sign of growing outdoor recreation.

Michigan Arthur C. Elmer Conservation Department Parks Division Porcupine Mountains Bald Mountain Pinckney Highland Pontiac Upper Peninsula Detroit Elmer

Aluminum's Rise Reaches Dominant Nonferrous Status

Aluminum, though a young metal, now dominates nonferrous consumption surpassing copper, lead, and zinc combined in total usage.

Coleman-Clare Harrison League Bowling Recap

On Wednesday February 29 Hoffman Gift Shop and Hoffman Ind led team and individual results. Top series by F Shelander 491 and H Bradshaw 482. High game honors went to ML Baker 190 and F Shelander 189. Team scores showed Hoffman Gift Shop posting strong totals with notable performances from Hoffman players.

Coleman Clare Harrison Hoffman Gift Shop O’laughlin E. R. Simon Lehr Shell Srr Farmers Cary Coleman Drug Thayer Dairy Hoffman Hoffman Gift Y Ind Shelander H. Bradshaw M. Baker ML Baker F. Shelander

Delwin Grange Plans Redecorated Grange Hall

Delwin Grange unveils a tableau The Grange Foundation with readers and performers led by Leonard Cluley and Rhea Moore. The session includes an accordion solo, a choir rendition, and roll call on membership. Cleanup and kitchen cupboards progress as plans advance.

Delwin Grange The Grange Foundation Leonard Cluley Rhea Donald Moore Eoha Dixon Lysle Calkins Rennie Crampton Grange Rhea Moore Delwin Nellie Ladieglare al Bee

Local Social Notes From Greenwood Grange Members

Mr and Mrs Bob Weleit of Pontiac were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Athacdy and Mr and Mrs Frank Keobrar and Robyn. Ruth Vaheel returned to work at the Clare factory after a break. Elvin Buda is home from Clare Hospital after recent surgery. Neighbors and friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Lidyd Spragie and family were evening callers. Sunday visitors included Al Collins and Gary Bringold.

Greenwood Grange Bob ‘Weleit Pontiac Mars Frant Athacdy Frank Keobrar Robyn Dwening Charlié Vahllarcomome Carl Ervin Johhny Walter Willard Bringold Afd Frank Krohmar Red and Gas Club Lake George Ruth Vaheel Clare Factory Margaret Krohmar Linda VanValken Lidyd Spragie Elvin Buda Clare Hospital Midian Norman Hutchinson Bryan Miller Loren Miller Edmore Frank Harvey Morley Dianna Kleiner Norris Penrose Charles Merrill Robert Kleiner August Hoskey William “Hileman Howard Brockway Willet Austin Krocher Lansing FayAnn Nial Abbott Charles Eaton Nial Abbott Jr George Bennett al Tessman Jand Edward Richardson Jr Stephisons Ettha. Bary Art Emery Durfee

Kleiner Ty Wins A Birthday Dinner at Kleiner Home

A Sunday birthday dinner honored the Kleiner twins Tirnest and Henry at the Henry Kleiner residence. Attendees included numerous Kleiner relatives and families from Glen Bay and nearby towns, plus Ruth An and Mrs. Lizey Webber.

Dininer Henry Kleiner Kleiner Tirnest Henry Glen Bay Ernest Kleiner Robert Kleiner Ruth An Lizey -Webber Franis Barton Otto Kleiner Eiton David Walter Klein Dan

Community Notes From Southeast Sheridan Area

Local residents share visits and events including Jimmie Birnest and families, Mrs Hattie Livingston hosting Friday supper, Mary and David Tite on the sick list, Wings over Jordan choir at Clare Methodist, March 8 church meeting and dinner, Revivals with Miss Dohha Ritchie, Norman Hutchinson and family visiting Orville Bates, Lyle’s trip to Kentucky, and relatives in Conley and Flint.

Birnest Ison Jimmie William Dole Hattie “Livingston Fred Coe Sharon Hemmen Walford Siel Tom Bradley Jim Bradley Mary David Tite Clare Methodist Church Jordan Elza Dohha Ritchie Gladwin Kakibéén Donald Weiner Rodger Conley Kentucky Robert Bailey Frank Barton Kleiner House Ken Bagley Kurt Clarente Davis Walter Heigland Flint Russell Armentrout

Birthday Gatherings Show Village Ties At Mann Siding

Irene Hileman celebrates birthday with neighbors and family at Mann Siding. Guests include William and Irene Hileman Jr and others sharing potluck luncheon and birthday cakes. Local visits note friendships, travel between families, and community chatter from a weekend in the area.

William Hileman Jr Robert Heber Charlie Heber Howard Brockway William Hileman Irene Hilemah Jr Heber

Physicians urged to counsel public on voluntary hospital plans

The Detroit Free Press argues that hospital insurance costs remain high and that a 16 percent premium reduction offers limited relief for the typical seven day stay. It notes Blue Cross contemplates a catastrophe policy but suspects limited appeal if savings are not greater than the deductible plan. It calls physicians to openly address abuses in voluntary hospitalization plans given their control of hospitals and Blue Cross.

Detroit Times Detroit Free Press Michigan Blue Cross Allison Green Joseph A. Navarre Detroit Flint Allison Navarre the Times Green Rep. Green Ats Orie Sista Wwe

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