Pioneers Open 1962 State Prep Cage Tournament
Clare High meets Farwell in the Class C opening round at Mt. Pleasant as the District slate begins. Harrison faces Beaverton in the late game with Friday results pairing winners for a Saturday final.
08 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
1
Clare High meets Farwell in the Class C opening round at Mt. Pleasant as the District slate begins. Harrison faces Beaverton in the late game with Friday results pairing winners for a Saturday final.
The Michigan Tourist Council urged establishing additional state and national recreation facilities to boost tourist travel and benefit citizens. It backed resolving disputes over recreation areas with fishing and hunting rights preserved under Michigan law and local zoning. The council supported seven new highway information stations to aid travelers at major entry points.
Margaret Sue Myers of Gladwin High School was crowned Clare County Dairy Princess at Clare Dairy Day in the IOCF hall. Helen Krawzynski of Harrison was runner-up with 225 attendees hearing MSU speakers on farm radiological fallout and dairy feeding.
The Clare County Red Cross drives aim to raise funds and support county needs during Red Cross month. Chairmen report kickoff events in Harrison Farwell Clare and surrounding townships with quotas totaling about 3 000 dollars. The program includes blood bank details and disaster assistance reminders.
Farwell electors vote Monday to name a successor to Willard Strahota the present village president In pre election caucuses the People's Party nominated Elton Marshall and the Citizens chose Allen Howard as their standard bearers Strahota indicated he did not seek another term and retirement plans were not yet clear
A local Farm Bureau campaign opposes federal control of agriculture with letters to Senators Hart and McNamara. Campaign leaders include Dale Davis and Walter Ehle as the drive expands to the Congressional Agriculture Committee. The Rural Urban meeting plan and local election slate in Farwell and surrounding townships feature candidate names for village offices and a two mill property tax levy for a youth recreation program.
The Varga Fall Post No. 383 Rosebush Michigan American Legion reports significant community service over two years, powered by more than sixty members. Club officers rotate yearly with careful selection, featuring dedicated workers like adjutant Robert Hovey and finance officer Frank Duriga, with Merle Calkins noted for excellence.
The Beginning Band of Clare Public School will perform Monday at 8:00 p.m. in Clare Elementary School auditorium. CHS Instrumental Music Director Lloyd Conley says the beginners will entertain with several numbers during a regular Band Boosters meeting attended by parents and friends.
The Clare local of the Michigan Milk Producers Association held its first annual meeting on February 27 at the IOOF Hall Clare. A noon dinner served 124 members and guests. The program featured Glenn Lake M M P A president as main speaker with talks by Mort Shea and Rev Vander Muelen. Officers elected were not chosen this year. continuing officers include Glen Bay president Donald Davis vice president William Walter secretary treasurer with delegates Clarence Bay and Bob Clute alternate William Walter and Dale Brockway. An invitation offered to join or transfer to the Clare Local with efforts to grow the group and address milk oversupply and legislation impacts.
Dr Charles Anspach told Clare Rotary Club that major constitutional changes are likely in the new document. He cited likely April 1963 vote, stronger governor powers, township home rule, legislative apportionment, property tax limits, court system reforms, and education provisions.
The Peace Corps invites men and women with farm backgrounds and 4 H or vocational training in Agriculture to serve in various countries, with full expenses paid and a monthly stipend of 76 dollars, totaling 1800 dollars after two years. Contact Isabella County Cooperative Extension Service for details as Michigan highlights global service opportunities.
The Spartan Bell Ringers from Michigan State University will perform at Clare Elementary School auditorium on March 26 under Wendell Westcott's direction. The ten member handbell group will perform classical, folk, jazz, and novelty pieces using up to 49 bells. Proceeds support the Konvalescent Kids Klub at Clare General Hospital.
Region eight Michigan Week dinner scheduled for Monday at 7 pm in Hotel Doherty. Speakers include Ed George Detroit Edison State Chairman Paul Penfield Wes Baker Kresges and Woody Smith CMA northern Michigan chairman. Region eight spans Clare Isabella Gladwin Roscommon Arenac East ern and Ogeman counties. Robert Larson to become Harrison Community Schools superintendent June 1 1962 after Charles Amble retires.
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