Weeklong Girl Scout Anniversary Activities Planned
The article describes Girl Scout Anniversary Week celebrated around March 12 with daily themes Homemaking Citizenship Health and Safety International Friendship Arts and Crafts and Out of Doors day. It notes the first troop organized in 1912 in Savannah Georgia and marks the movement as the largest girls organization with over three million members worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Juliette Garden Law
Savannah
Georgia
Clare
Clare Congregational Church
Farmers from Isabella County to Visit Washington D C
Harold Brooks and Franklin Switzer, Isabella county farm operators, will fly to Washington D C from Willow Run with 35 travelers for four days of farm policy meetings. They will tour the Beltsville Experiment Station and visit the Agriculture Department, Congress, and Farm Credit Administration during their trip.
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Harold Brooks
Clare
Franklin Switzer
Shepherd
Isabella County
Washington, D.C
Willow Run
Midland
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
U.S
Beltsville Experiment Station
Congress
Department of Labor
Farm Credit Administration
Agriculture
Kindergarten Trip To Schaeffer’s Dairy
Morning groups from Clare School visited Schaeffer's Dairy last Friday. Ray Ruby drove the bus, guiding the children through milk receiving washing pasteurizing bottling and storage. Back at school they drew pictures sang songs wrote notes and discussed what they learned.
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Clare School
Shirley Donovan
Leota Vanivery
Schaeffer's Dairy
Ray Ruby
PTA Panel On Curriculum Plans At Clare Meeting
A Clare PTA meeting features a four member panel to discuss Our Schools and how they prepare young people for today. Panelists include Alan Tulk formerly of Clare schools now with Dow Chemical, teachers Mrs. Louisa Bowler and Mrs. Leota Van Every, and Roy Warner a hardware store owner. Rev. Hugh Kennedy will moderate with arrangements by Florence Field.
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Clare
Alan Tulk
Dow. Chemical Co
Louisa Bowler
Leota van Every
Clare Public Schools
Roy Warner
Hugh Kennedy
Clare Congregational Church
Florence Field
Clare Dairy Princess Contest Set for March Deliberations
Clare County forms Clare Dairy Committee led by Richard Schroeder to pick a county Dairy Princess for June Dairy Month. Eligible ages 17 to 20 submit by March 22. preliminary judging without gowns, 3 to 5 minute talks on dairy topics, with final Dairy Banquet on March 29.
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Clare County
Michigan
Clare Dairy Committee
Richard Schroeder
Clare
Theounty High Schools
Kraft Company
Harley Holt
Farm Bureau
Grange
Harrison
Mr Schroeder
Schroeder
Girl Scouts Observe Their Special Week
Approximately 148 Girl Scouts Brownies leaders and mothers attended the March Girl Scout Council meeting at City Hall. Scouts observed Sunday services in uniform and activities continued with a Monday dinner led by Troop 6 leaders.
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Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Council
St. Cecilia
Troop 6
Jim Johnson
Lester Cox
William Jackson
Jake Seibt
St. Patrick’s
Clare
John Calkins
Guy Comstock
James Perrine
Earl Ruby
Leo Lansing
Linda Casteel
Peggy O'Neil
Norma Jackson
Tammy
Kathy Williams
Kay Bellinger
J. C. Maroizke
Leadermete 4-H Leaders Gather at Kellogg Center East Lansing
Mr and Mrs Clearance Beal of Greenwood 4-H and Mrs Bernard Allen of Brush College led the 4-H Leadermete on March 1 and 2 at Kellogg Center East Lansing. Over 300 delegates attended two days of leadership discussion recognition idea exchange and inspiration arranged by the Michigan 4-H Foundation.
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Clearance Beal
Greenwood
Bernard Allen
Brush College
Kellogg Center
East Lansing
Michigan 4-H Foundation
Rotary Elects Officers for Clare Club
Omer Parent will serve as president with Frank LaGoe as vice president Gordon McIntosh as second vice president Joe Kisnosky as secretary and Walter Kleiner as treasurer The newly elected group will assume office in Clare next July.
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Rotary
Omer Parent
Frank LaGoe
Gordon McIntosh
Joe Kisnosky
Walter Kleiner
Clare Club
Fluoride Questionnaire Returns Prompt School Parental Rally
Letters mailed to parents in Clare urging fluoride treatment for pupils in grades 2 5 and 8 to prevent tooth decay. PTA rally for pre kindergarten families set for Thursday 3 30 p m at Clare Public School. County Nurse Freeman notes program also in all county schools.
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Clare
St. Cecilia’s Parochial School
Parent Teachers Association
Katherine Freeman
Easter Seal Sale Start Promotes Hope For Crippled Children
A local Easter Seals drive announced by Mrs. Pat Pinaire begins mailings to Clare county homes timed with the Michigan Society for Cripple Children and Adults statewide appeal. Seals in two designs, rose and blue, were created by Earl Gross for the National Society, with proceeds supporting crippled children and adults through Easter Sunday.
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Clare Country Homes
Pat Pinaire
Michigan Society
Aduts
Earl Gross
Stevens-Gross Studios
Chicago
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
National Society
Well Baby Conference Sets New Clare Venue
A new location for the Clare Well Baby Conference is announced for Tuesday March 18 at Clare City Hall second floor from 1 to 3 pm. Concurrent county sessions proceed in Farwell at the Methodist Church and in Harrison at the courthouse basement on the same dates and times.
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Clare
Farwell
Methodist Church
Harrison
Clare High student wins top electronics prize at Midland science fair
Clare High School junior James Selter won first place in the electronics division and an honorable mention in overall judging at Midland's Eighth Annual Science Fair held March 1 2. His entry was an electronic tube tester. He receives a Scientific American subscription and a plaque.
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James Selter
Laurence Seiter
Clare High School
Midland
Jim
Dow Chemical Company
Dow Corning Corporation
American Chemical Society
Midland Daily News
Scientific American
The
Engineering. Society
CHS
Floyd Norcutt
Tri County
Midland High School
Boyard
Flint
Norcutt
Wanye Patterson
Clare's Chamber discusses airport expansion and industry sites
The Clare Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting led by Alan Ott and Frank LaGoe to review progress on the Industrial Development Committee. Plans include using state and federal funds for airport improvements worth up to 19000 dollars and buying land to lease to manufacturers. Michigan examples were cited to show success with chamber built buildings and repayable investments. A subsequent meeting covered Michigan Week community participation.
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Clare
LaGoe
Chamber of Commerce
Reed City
Michigan
Quartet On TV Tees Up New Show On WNEM Channel 5
The Northernaires from Clare Manufacturing Co will debut a live program Monday at 9 30 p m on WNEM TV Channel 5. The quartet plans to polish new numbers and routines for an entertainment series with promising prospects of becoming a regular feature.
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Clare Manufacturing Co
Wnem-Tv
Channel 5
Welfare Food Aid Rules in Clare County Detail
Clare County Welfare Director Mrs. Clare Davis outlines the staples program using county funds for food and fuel. Details cover weekly allotments by family size, approved items from surplus commodities, store procedures to prevent non essentials, and privacy protections for welfare cases.
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Clare County
Clare Davis
Donna Hecker
Probate
Department
Davis
Operetta Presented Two Nights at CHS
CHS students staged a two night operetta The Familiar Stranger in the school auditorium directed by Mrs. Pearl Howe with accompanist Miss Sally Gillespie. Judy White led the cast as Jean Myers supported by DeLorne Loucks as Obadiah Flummery and Clayton Hardman as postmaster Clint.
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CHS
Pearl Howe
Sally Gillespie
Nelly Bly
Lou
Dan Tucker
Juanita
John Henry
Davey Fields
Obadiah Flummery
Clint
Clayton Hardman
Linde McQuiston
Mother Flummery
Karen Worstell
Sue
David Bailey
Tommy
Beverly
Badgley
Mabel
Jim Green
Bill
Dorothy Bauer
Dick van- Sickleh
Rich Davenport
Sharon Young
Refining Explorers Plan Skating Party and Roosevelt Trip
The Refining Explorers of Boy Scout Post 2125 schedule a roller skating party a week from next Wednesday at the Gateway Rink. A Saturday trip through Roosevelt Refineries has been arranged for the group this week.
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Scott
Gateway Rink
Roosevelt Refineries
Academy Overcomes Clare 52 45 in District Opener
In a tough district opener Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart beating Clare 52 to 45. John Miller and Bill Zinser led the Pioneer scoring with 13 each but Clare held the decisive lead early with a 17 0 run. Jim Fox top scored for Clare with 25. Zinser earns district honors as Academy wins district title later 53 29 over Coleman.
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Pioneers
Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart
Trish
Bill Zinser
Clare
John Miller
Dick Roa
Jim Fox
Academy
Coleman
Riverside Grange Hosts Open House with Ham Dinner
Riverside Grange held its Grange Open House on Tuesday March 4 with 35 attendees. A noon ham dinner and flower centerpiece tables preceded a program featuring Welcome-Master Bernard Allen, a rendition of America the Beautiful, and guest speaker William Brake of Lahsin discussing Agriculture Policy.
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Riverside Grange
Krafts Food
Krafts
Clate
Grange
William Brake
Lahsing
John Schell Has
Clare
Mary Louw Walkey
Charlie van Blarcom
Greenwood Grange
Club Hears Selections By Junior Band
The Band Boosters Club met in the Band Room and heard the Intermediate Band perform pieces including Dutch Coronation Sailor Song Sandman's Serenade Ternina Waltz Indian Boy March Majestic and Sky Rocket March. Lloyd Conley announced upcoming events with dates for Colorama Concert Senior Band Banquet Junior Band Concert and Band Festival at Big Rapids plus a joint practice with Beaver ton Band.
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Lloyd Conley
Big Rapids
Beaverton Band
Clare
Donald Bryant
Earl Baum
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PTA Panel
Dairy Princess Choice
Leadermete
William Forbes
Forbes
Denny Regan
al Louch
Perce Louch
Mr. Ready
Frank Forbes
Charlie Johnson
Quartet
Brake
Riverside
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