Early Leader Tops Pin Team Event in 1967 Championship
Bowlers at Jackpine Lanes squared off in the Clare en's Championship Tourney opening weekend. Bob's Sales and Service overtook the Team division with 3051, while J&R Builders and Holley Carburetor Team 6 followed. Ed White dominated Singles and All Events with 725 and 1997 respectively, as future rounds loom with large prizes and tight races.
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Clareen
Bob
J&r Builders
Holley
Jackpine Lanes
Ed White
White
J. Spicer
G. Schutz
J. McLaughlin
K. Fox
D. Bay
Bob’s
J&r
Haskin’s Sunoco
McCulloch
T. Davis
G. Gardon
G. Nash, Jr
H. Hammond
D. Kleinhardt
Cal Cotton
Gary Haskell
Geo. Haskell
R. Ballard
J Russell
T. Grogan
J. Collins
Chamber Bulletin Reports 25 Percent Membership Gain
A Chamber of Commerce update from Manager Ken Barnes notes first twenty one days of the 1967 membership drive show a 25 percent gain over the prior year. Fifty five members signed up and decals will be displayed in local shops to encourage remittance of dues to cover $1800 due on industrial site property near Clare. Loomis Machine plans office move and modernization after remodeling of its building, while Tower Finance leases a modern W Fifth street building and intends to open by April 1.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ken Barnes
Barnes
Treasury
Clare
Watervliet Paper Company
Bulletin
McEwan Street
Loomis Machine Company
E. Fourth
Loomis
Brackart Motor Sales
Guys & Dolls Photography
W. Fifth
Robert Campbell
Five Candidates Seek Places On April City Ballot
The Clare election on April 3 will select three new city commissioners to serve with holdovers Willard Koch and Tom Bradley. Petitions are out for Roy Dunbar Willard Bell Ray Owens and Wendell Colvin with Robert Walters already filed. Dunbar Walters and Owens are incumbents seeking another term. Walters was elected in April 1966 and others were appointed to fill vacancies. Bell is new to city hall and employed at a downtown department store. Colvin previously ran in 1963 losing to three incumbents. The final filing date is March 14 and votes will decide three seats on the Clare City Commission.
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Clare
the Sentinel
Roy Dunbar
Willard Bell
Ray Owens
Wendell Colvin
Robert Walters
Dunbar
Walters
Owens
N. Rainbow Drive
Wm. H. Bicknell & Company
Rainbow
Commission
Willard Koch
Tom Bradley
Farwell Eagle Scout Heads to Philmont Camp
Farwell Troop 615 and The Farwell Rotary Club raise 160 dollars to send Eagle Scout Gary Paesens to Camp Philmont in New Mexico. The trip runs August 11 to August 26 1967 with train rides from Flint to Chicago then Denver and Trinidad before reaching Philmont Ranch for twelve days of hiking and activities.
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Farwell
Gary Parsens
Philmont Reservation
Harold Elenbaas
Sec.treas
Boy Scouts of
Farwell Rotary Club
Gary Paesens
Camp Philmont
New Mexico
Flint
Chicago
Loop
University of Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Denver
Trinidad
Colorado
Pinon Plaza
Philmont Ranch
Trade Ideas At Conference
Three hundred volunteer leaders attended the State 4-H Leaderemote at Kellogg Center on Michigan State University campus. Donna Gooper Vivian Dawson Kay Wall of Clare Margaret Lloyd Lana Wil ford of Gladwin and others from across the state joined discussions on economics interpersonal relations heritage political aspects and the international dimension in their local club program. Leadermere is run by the State 4-H Council and the 4-H Youth Programs division of the Cooperative Extension Service and sponsored by the 4-H Club Foundation.
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Kellogg Center
Michigan State University
Donna Gooper
Vivian Dawson
Kay Wall
Clare
Margaret Lloyd
Lana Wilford
Gladwin
State 4-H Council
4-H
The
Cooperative Extension Service
4-H Club Foundation
Coleman Honor Society Induction Held In Candlelight Ceremony
Coleman chapter of the National Honor Society held an induction Tuesday evening February 28 at 8 00 p m during the PTA meeting for one senior member seven juniors who can become full members and five sophomore probationaries The ceremony used a trial scene with Terry Shumaker as judge Ruth Acker bailiff Karla Krapohl defense counsel and witnesses named Scholarship Service Leadership and Character A jury foreman and six jurors presided over the proceedings with eight inductees listed including Kay Fox Mary Hitchcock Graig Rozanek Barb McFarland Denise MacDonald Janice Young Gale Cronk Sharilyn Strauch and five sophomore probationaries Dirk Sprenger Jack Randall Harold Montgomery Robert Staley Loren Huss
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Coleman Chapter
National Honor Society
P.T.O
Terry Shumaker
Ruth Acker
Karla Krapohl
Vera Cary
Sharla Haggerty
Pat Tuck
Kathy Young
Jeanne Tyslicky
Howe
Miss Bloom
Montgomery
Williams
Simpson
Wing
Women Bowlers Begin Clare Association Tour Schedule
The Clare Woman's Bowling Association kicks off its tour with sixteen teams posting strong scores. Top teams include Gateway Restaurant 2964 Hendries Packing 2930 and Thursday Night Mixed 2923 in team standings. Doubles leaders are Win Johnson and Sue Bucholz 1264 Gerrine Howard and Beverly Foster 1252 Willa Walker and Ruth Stanley 1215. Singles leaders Cassie Fetters 632 Eunice Lloyd 631 Gerrie Dietz 630. All Events top is Win Johnson with 1419 actual pinfall and Sue Bucholz 1823 including handicap.
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Clare Woman’s Bowling Association
Gateway Restaurant
Hendries
Win Johnson
Sue Bucholz
Geraldine Howard
Beverly Foster
Willa Walker
Ruth Stanley
Cassie Fetters
Eunice Lloyd
Gerrie Dietz
Clare High Varsity Club To Battle Faculty In Exhibition
Like To Win Clare High Varsity Club athletes oppose a school faculty team in a basketball game tonight at 7 30 p m in the school gym. Proceeds go largely to the Varsity Club for school projects. Tickets at the door.
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Clare High
Clare Bands Shine at District Senior Band Festival
The District 9 Senior Band Festival at Clare High School on February 25 saw Clare bands achieving superior ratings from all judges, with both the Symphonic and Reserve Bands earning firsts. Twelve schools competed, over 600 musicians, and top bands advance to the State Festival on April 29.
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Clare High School
Progress High In Ty Course At St. Cecilia
St. Cecilia in Clare uses telecast lesson material to boost 7th and 8th grade progress in science and related subjects. Sister Mary Sybille CSSF oversees projects with notes, diagrams, and working models to be exhibited March 30, with student winners to appear on a May telecast originating from Mt. Pleasant.
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St. Cecilia School
Clare
Mary Sybille Cssf
St. Cecilia
iMay
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Names Elly Tice Police Chief After Vote
Elly Tice, acting chief since Roger DePue’s resignation, was appointed chief by the Clare City Commission at the March 6 meeting and sworn in Wednesday. He invites applicants for a part time desk clerk job at the police station and plans stricter enforcement of two hour parking in the 100 block of West Fourth Street to improve shopper parking.
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Elly Tice
Clare
W. Fourth Street
Tice
Public invited to church program at Clare
First Congregational Church of Clare invites the public to hear a program on Wednesday March 15 at 8 00 p m Mrs John Finlayson will present the religious reading Family Portrait a dramatic story of the last three years in the life of Christ as seen by his family and friends No admission charged but a silver offering will be taken
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First Congregational Church of
Clare
John Finlayson
Christ
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RTH
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Rose Jackson
Dariene Wood
John Wyman
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