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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1969

Page

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Clare receives first federal funds for water system upgrades

The city of Clare welcomed a $32,000 grant from the EDA delivered by Roger Hook of Traverse City as steps begin on a multi phase water project. City officials industrial leaders and local firms joined a brief ceremony at city hall outlining plans to upgrade mains expand iron removal and install a new water well and elevated tank to improve supply pressure and fire protection.

Clare Roger Hook Traverse City EDA City Hall Hook Glen Carl F. Schorn Warren Michigan Cain Ed Royer Holley Carburetor Barnes Fourth Street Eastwood Hills West First Street Sion Layne Northern Leiter Brothers’ of Benchley and Yeager Chicago Bridge and Iron Works A. Roger Hook Glen Cain Ed Roger

Clare Men's Bowling Tourney Crowned New Champions

New champions crowned in the Clare Men's Bowling Tournament announced by Ike Freeman. The event ended March 2 with Citizens Bank and Trust winning team honors at 3216 including handicap and $100 prize. Doubles champs Norrell Mahon and Al Schumm earned $55 with 1345. Singles top prize went to B Simons with 608 actual and 105 handicap for 713 and $50. R Jensen won All-Events with 2045 pins and $30. high game was V Smith with 277 actual and 27 pin handicap for 304. Women field heads to final weekend behind Cokers in Harrison with 2908, Slocum and Spicer doubles at 1280, Martz singles 654, Phillips All-Events 1549, Stephens handicap 1842.

Clare Ike Freeman Association Citizens Bank and Trust Norrell Mahon al Schumm B. Simons R. Jensen V. Smith Laila Phillips Judy Stephens

Deer Highway Deaths Rise Across Gladwin District

The Gladwin District of the DNR reports the highest deer fatalities in the northern lower peninsula with 2 444 total highway deaths in the district area for 1968, up 217 from 1967. Of these 332 were bucks. Dead deer are buried or given to motorists and needy organizations.

Gladwin DNR Peninistia Geer

Clare PTA to Host Panel on Teacher Negotiations

The Clare Parent Teachers Association meets Monday evening for a panel explaining the negotiation process between the school Board and teachers represented by the Clare Education Association. The program includes ukulele entertainment and refreshments, March 17 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school all purpose room.

Clare Parent Teachers Association Clare Education Association

Start Set for Harrison Adult Ed Classes This Spring

Harrison Community Schools Adult Education begins late this month with eight evening courses from 7 to 9. Classes include Ceramics Sewing Drawing Woodworking Women’s Recreation Modern Math Knitting Typing. Enroll in person at Harrison High School office or call Kirk Nigro at 539 7417 or 539 7141. Fee is 10 dollars. Enroll by mail with name address phone and chosen class.

Harrison Community Schools Claasses Harrison Kirk. Nigro

MUCC Leader Attacks State Fund Raid Over Urban Recreation

MUCC executive director James Rouman denounces Governor Millikin's plan to shift 100 million recreation funds toward city grants, warning voters feel betrayed and promising the group may back urban recreation if a future ballot arises. A fire at Robinson Industries near Coleman followed by mutual aid reports closes with fire department notes.

Michigan Millikin Michigan United Conservation Clubs James Rouman Lansing MUCC Rouman

Pioneers Reach District Class B Finals at Big Rapids

Clare High School Pioneers upset Fremont to reach the District Class B final in Big Rapids before losing to Big Rapids High in the title game. The underdog squad, led by Dan White and teammates, battled early but trailed after a late second quarter surge by Big Rapids.

Clare Pioneers Big Rapids Fremont Big Rapids High Ivan Davis Tall Big Rapids CHS Reed City Dan White Grant Gillaspy Tom Whitfield Chris Busche Jerry Eberhart Big Red Page

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