Weather claims another victim in Clare area crash
An Ohio woman, Helen E. Fee, 23, died and Charles Ray Fee Jr. was in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash two miles west of Clare on M-10 at 8 55 Saturday. Fee lost control in snow and wet roads, striking a pickup driven by Richard Sims. Sims and passenger George Baker were treated and released. Additional crash reports and a bomb threat at Clare Public Schools followed later.
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Ohio
Clare
Helen E. Fee
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Dayton
Fee
Richard F. Sims
Reed City
Sims
George Baker
Osteopathic Hospital
Lenard E. Orvis
Reiss Drive
Surrey Road
Orvis
Dennis L. Reeve
Jaycees Sponsor Shooting Education Program Start
The Clare Jaycees launch the Shooting Education program for youth aged 7 to 14, starting March 16 at 7:00 p.m. at Clare Elementary. Now in its seventh year the course trains over 150 local boys and girls in safety, responsibility and accuracy on Tuesdays and Thursdays through March to May. Registration is available on the Sport Page 10 of the Clare Sentinel for Clare Farwell and Rosebush area youths.
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Jaycees
Clare Jaycees
Clare
Farwell
Rosebush
Clare Sentinel
Environmental spending falls far short of rhetoric
Conservationists warn large funds are needed to restore air and water, green spaces, and wildlife projects. NATIONAL WILDLIFE Magazine notes that natural resources programs such as the National Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service make up only about one percent of the $204.9 billion national budget.
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National Wildlife Magazine
Natural
National Park Service
National Forest Service
Air and Water Pollution Control
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
Obituary: Robert J. Render 60 Coleman Resident
Robert J. Render 60 of Coleman died March 4 at Midland Hospital after a brief illness. Born December 25 1910 in Geneva township he is survived by his mother Rose Render Coleman daughters Alma Guilbert Coleman Helen Clark St Louis sons Donald Eugene Coleman Ronald Standish brothers Thomas Leighton Edger Bloomfield Hills sisters Lee Lower Coleman Lorena Johnson Lansing Maude Swartz Fort Myers Florida and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 7 at O Laughlin Funeral Home with Rev Ralph A Edwards officiating and burial in Riverlawn Cemetery Isabella County. Burial also noted at Warren Township Cemetery Coleman.
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R Coleman
Midland Hospital
Geneva Township
Rose Render
Coleman
Waldo
Alma) Guilbert
Glenn
Helen) Clark
St. Louis
Donald
Eugene
Ronald
Standish
Thomas
Lewiston
Edger
Bloomfield Hills
Lee Lower
Lorena Johnson
Lansing
Maude Swartz
Fort Myers
Florida
O’ Laughlin
Obituary of William K. Young Coleman Resident
William K. Young 68 of 201 West Webster Coleman died at home Monday March 1. Born June 22 1902 in Coleman he married Lucille Carter September 24 1927. A Dow Chemical employee he retired in 1963. Survived by wife a son William Carter Young Coleman a daughter Mrs Douglas Ranck Lapeer a brother Alfie Coleman and nine grandchildren Funeral Thursday March 4 at 2 30 p m with Father John Goodrow
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William K. Young
West Webster, Coleman
Coleman
Lucille Carter
Dow Chemical
William Carter Young
Douglas (Peggie) Ranck
Lapeer
Alfie
O’ Laughlin
John Goodrow
Centennial Beard Challenge Kicks Off In Coleman
Centennial program to begin as Women’s Liberation rises in Coleman with males urged to grow beards. March 25 marks the beard growth start for the Centennial Brothers of the Brush, kickoff at Coleman High School on March 24 at 7 30 p.m. Forms are by chapter from churches to clubs. Members must grow a beard recognizable in eight places. Committees list Henry Hennis Cecil Yager George Burns Wilbur Aliom Bill Lewis Wayne Hennis as organizers.
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Centennial Brothers of the Brush
Coleman
Brothers of the Brush
Coleman High School
Henry Hennis
Cecil Yager
George Burns
Wilbur Aliom
Bill Lewis
Wayne Hennis
Clare High Bands Sweep District Senior Festival
Under Kenneth Feneley Clare high school bands earned firsts at the District Senior Band Festival in Oscoda. The 50 piece Symphonic Band drew straight firsts and a standing ovation. the 80 piece Reserve Band earned a final first division with one judge rating it second. Junior bands also fared well with the 53 piece Junior Band earning top ratings and the 4th piece Intermediate Band securing a split outcome.
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Kenneth Feneley
Clare
Oscoda
Oscoda High School
Standish
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Jim Simpson
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Mt. Pleasant
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New York Daily News
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