Women’s Pin Teams Lead Clare City Bowling Tourney Weekend
The Odd Balls won with 2843 team pins at Gateway Lanes in the first Clare Women’s City Bowling Tournament weekend. Standout scores include Alma Jesse 634 singles and Bonnie Bauder 567 series, with Fran Carncross posting high actual game at 228 and Bonnie Bauder 225. Ruth Heim shows a triplicate 43-143-143 and Dull leads handicap series.
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Clare
Gateway Lanes
Bonnie Bauder
Penny Bryant
Betty Szul
Irene Cruden
Joan Mickle
Everts Jewelers
Weldons Transit Mix
Band Box Cleaners
Ruth Stanley
Villa Walker
Connie McNerney
Margaret Bedard
Sue Haskell
Alma Jesse
Lee Jackson
Fran Carncross
Ruth Heim
College Pair Arrested After Trail Of Thefts
Two college students from Royal Oak and Plymouth confessed to stealing items during a dorm prep trip. Police recovered a electric flatiron, clock, fire extinguisher, a dome from a telephone booth, and other items from their car near Reed City. A separate case saw a 14 year old admit breaking into Lehr Shell service station in Clare. A stolen 1959 Chevrolet found abandoned in Clare linked to a Lansing theft.
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Clare
Farwell
Lake
Ewart
Big Rapids
Gary MacMillan
Royal Oak
Charles Michael Bufe
Plymouth
Reed City Post
Clare Laundromat
Reed City
Stu
Lehr Shell Service
Stoon
Milan Shepard
Clare County Probate Court
Johnny Kaiser Shoe Repair
W. Fourth
Lansing
Wives Club Plans Law Day Observance in Mt. Pleasant
The Attorneys Wives Club of Isabella and Clare counties held a March 9 luncheon at Embers cafe Mt. Pleasant. Club President Dorothy Lynch led the business session and noted plans for Law Day on May 1 with reports from committee chairs. Members from Clare included Mrs. Alex Strange Mrs. James S. Bicknell III and Mrs. Robert Campbell.
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Attorneys’ Wives Club
Isabella
Clare Counties
Embers
Mt. Pleasant
Dorothy Lynch
Clare County
Alex Strange
James S. Bicknell
Robert Campbell
Tour Council Director Appointment in Michigan
Rev Fr Louis C Cappo announces the appointment of William T McGraw of Lansing as director of the Michigan Tourist Council. He replaces Robert J Furlong who resigns to become secretary of the Michigan Conservation Commission April 15. McGraw will oversee advertising publicity and promotion to boost Michigan vacation travel.
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William T. McGraw
Lansing
Michigan Tourist Council
Louis C. Cappo
Ramsay Council
McGraw
Robert J. Furlong
Michigan Conservation Commission
Michigan
Conservation Chief Seeks Larger Pittman Robertson Grant
Michigan Conservation Director Gerald E. Eddy asks Secretary Udall to include 38 575 square miles of Great Lakes waters in the Pittman Robertson funding formula. The change would raise Michigan's share from about 110 000 to roughly 32 000 less, offsetting a prior cutback under a new interpretation.
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Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Michigan
Great Lakes
Pittman-Robertson
Solicitor General
Feneral
Eddy
Glare School Board Shortens Noon Hour by 30 Minutes
At a regular meeting the Glare School Board approved a 30 minute noon hour reduction effective March 18. The decision followed input from parents, the PTA, and the Public Schools Faculty Club, with a shelved plan to start earlier next September. Other actions include continuing the summer band program with emphasis on beginner players, approval of the 1963-64 operating budget totaling 573,995 dollars, and contracts for 42 teaching positions with 18 vacancies remaining.
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Glare
Parent-Teachers Assn
Public Schools
Clare
Isabella County
Urge Sick Pupils Be Kept Home
School nurses and health officials urge parents to keep children home at first signs of illness amid Red Measles Chicken Pox Mumps and Flu outbreaks. Mrs Irene Davy and Dr Irwin Sweet warn contagious periods begin before rash and illness become evident and note 65 Red Measles cases in early elementary pupils with more suspected.
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Clare
Irene Davy
Davy
Clare Hikers Complete 50 Mile Fitness Walk
John Shayler and Don Hemstreet of Clare finished a 50 mile hike in about 17 hours starting Friday night near Clare and ending near Houghton Lake. They faced expressway traffic rules, detoured to Old US-27, and were stopped by state police briefly before completing the feat. Their parents later retrieved them as they recovered over the weekend.
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Don Hemstreet
John Shayler
Goodby
Houghton Lake
Sentinel
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Clare
Gray~ling
Gladwin
Mackinac Bridge
Shayler
George Shayler
Hemstreet
Jack Hemstreet
Grayling
Masons Schedule Initiations and School of Instruction
George Wilson the Worshipful Master of John Q. Look Lodge announced a program of initiations with an Entered Apprentice degree on March 19 a Master Mason initiation on March 26 and a Fellow Craft on April 2 A school of instruction will be held here on April 6 by Past Grand Master Joe Hunter of Bea ver ton assisted by Deputy Instructor Howard Everts
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George Wilson
John Q. Look Lodge
Joe Hunter
Beaverton
Howard Everts
Clare City Hall hosts Baby Clinic on March 19
The Clare Baby Clinic will be held at City Hall on Tuesday March 19 from 1 to 3 pm. It invites parents to bring infants for health checks and guidance from local nurses and doctors.
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Clare
Surplus Distribution Dates For Clare County
Surplus commodity distributions are scheduled from the court house basement in Harrison on the fourth Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of each month. March distribution dates are 26 27 and 28 with hours 9 to 12 mornings and 1 to 5 afternoons. Harrison area cards issued Tuesday and Wednesday Farwell area cards Wednesday and Thursday. Welfare Department urges pooling rides for distant residents.
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Clare County
Court House
Harrison
Farwell
Welfare Department
Farwell Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sage
Richard Coker
Gerry Danhoff
Farwell and Lake
Larry Schofield
van Parker
Clare
JayCee Chapter
Larry Laverty
The
JayCees
Lakeview Dominates Clare in Michigan Class B Final
Lakeview High School overwhelmed Clare 74 to 35 in the district final to advance to regional play. Tom Horgan was limited to 12 points while Skip Kegg and Jerry Russell added nine and eight respectively. Other district results included Sacred Heart over Coleman 60 to 39 and Ithaca over St Louis 50 to 43.
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Lakeview High School
Michigan
Clare
Pioneers
Reed City
Lakeview
Big Rapids
Lakeview Cagers
Tom Horgan
Skip Kegg
Jerry Russell
Ralph Buchholz
Sam Kushmal
al MacKenzie
Mt. Pleasant
Sacred Heart
Coleman Comets
Coleman
Barryton
Weidman
Central
Ithaca
Mid Michigan
St. Louis
Flint
Vassar
Five On CHS Faculty To Discuss Curriculum
The Clare PTA regular meeting is set for Monday March 18 at 8 p.m. in the elementary auditorium. A high school choir performance follows a panel on the high school curriculum led by Mr Burgess with Mrs Wilson Mrs Bowler Mr Norcutt and Mr Garthe. A Q and A session will conclude the program. The public is invited.
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CHS
The
Clare Pta
Wilson
Bow
Ler
Norcutt
Garthe
Burgess
Girl Scouts Observe Week With Window Displays and Cookie Sale
Clare Girl Scouts join observance of 1963 Girl Scout Week with downtown window decorations and the start of their annual cookie sale Friday. March 10 marked Girl Scout Sunday and leaders urged members to attend church in uniform of their choice.
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Clare
Recalling Gray Ladies Training Class Set at Clare Hospital
The first training class for the next group of Gray Ladies will meet March 17 at 7 00 p m in the Clare Hospital dining room. Mrs Jane Kranik chair man of this group invites all interested to attend this initial session. This Red Cross service offers worthwhile help for volunteers with free time. Plan to take the course and attend Sunday evening.
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Clare Hospital
Jane Kranik
Red Cross
Petition Packet Shows Michigan Olympic Support Surge
A statewide campaign from Coleman to Detroit demonstrates broad community backing for the 1968 Olympics. Over 2000 items were circulated by 118 communities, with clubs and schools mailing literature to promote Detroit as host site before a US Olympic Committee presentation.
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Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Jerome Cavanagh
mid-Michigan
Colomah
Coleman
Mid Michigan
Democracy
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Wives Club
Tour Council Director
Michigan Wildlife Projects
Michigan Conservation
Gerald E. Eddy
Masons
St. Patrick's Day
Dick Kaleto
Lynn Morgan
Larry Hager
Ted Reader, Jr
Gladwin County
Tomahawk
Dave Mogg
Larry Esterline
Bruce Brenner
Dale Densmore
Sport
Girl Scouts
Olympic
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