Clare Area Holy Week Plans Highlight Palm Sunday Pageant
Clare churches announce Holy Week observances including Palm Sunday services at First Methodist with baptism and membership, a pageant Story of Easter in Warriner Auditorium Mt Pleasant, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday union services, Easter Cantata at Eagle Church of God, and a March 19 evening performance directed by E M Bucholz with over 100 cast members.
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Clare
Warriner Auditorium
Mt. Pleasant
Eagle Church of God
Beaverton Rd
Sonntag’s
Clare County Ministerial Association
First Methodist Church
E. 7Th St
Jesus
Jasper Cook
Frank Humphrey
Harold Messer
William Raleigh
Donald Sarver
Karl Wickstrom
Donald Winegar
First Methodist Church of
Licht
Donald S. Winegar
Warriner Hall
Central Michigan University
Churches of Clare
Gethsemene
Pilate
E.M. Bucholz
Norell Mahon
Forrest Meek
Hustlers
Clare Methodist Church
Donald E. Holbrook
Lawrence Everts
Christ
Andrea Clute
Mary
David Seiter, Sr
Peter
Robert Campbell
John Leon Dull Sr
Rules for Isabella home builders tighten sewage rules
Michael Simkins of the Central Michigan District Health Department announced stricter Isabella County sanitary rules. Prospective builders must check soil percolation and groundwater depth. permits will be denied for heavy clay soils or groundwater within 48 inches. Contact details for the health department in Mt. Pleasant are provided.
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Michael Simkins
Central Michigan District Health Department
Isabella County
Health Department
North Drive
Mt. Pleasant
Farwell Smorgasbord Aids Exchange Student Trip
Farwell Area Exchange Student Committee announces tickets on sale for a community smorgasbord at the High School on Saturday April 1 with serving from 4 30 p m Profits fund Janelle Cook the Farwell exchange student heading to Japan for a summer abroad.
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Farwell Area Exchange
Janelle Cook
Farwell Exchange
Janelle
Japan
Coleman High School Names Valedictorian For Class Of 1967
Principal Harold Montgomery announces Vera Cary as valedictorian and Melba Jean Nobles as salutatorian for Coleman High School 1967. Cary holds a 3.96 GPA, leads in NHS, is co editor of the Comet, FTA vice president, and active in 4 H and county service. Nobles has a 3.86 GPA, lead roles in plays, band member, class officer and majorette.
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Harold Montgomery
Vera Cary
Melba Jean Nobles
Coleman High School
Miss Cary
National Honor Society
Comet
Future Teachers of America
County Service Club
Michigan
American Institute of Cooperation
Fort Collins
Colorado
Faith Methodist Church
George Cary
Rural
Coleman
Miss Nobles
New Leaders in Womens Pin Tourney
Gateway Restaurant leads two weekends of Clare Woman's Bowling Tournament with 2964 pins, followed by Clare Furniture 2947 Hendries Packing 2930 Holley Jets 2925 and Thursday Nite Mixed 2923. In doubles Win Johnson and Sué Bucholz top 1264, with Ona lee Bitler Judy Hubel second 1256 and others close. Singles on Saturday Bert Whitfield 644, moved to second Sunday by Lee Jackson 652. Cassie Fetters 632 Eunice Lloyd 631 Gerrie Dietz 630 rise to top five. All Events handicap leader Cassie Fetters 1876, Barb Dunbar 1552 pinfall lead. Fran Carncross high game 234 and high series 594. Twin Elms high team game 849 actual. Clare Osteopathic Hospital 20 bed expansion 90% complete, target occupancy June 1. non profit with local layman directors. electrical, plastering, and painting work underway.
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Gateway Restaurant
Clare Furniture
Hendries Packing
Holley Jets
Bert Whitfield
Bert
Lee Jackson
Cassie Fetters
Eunice Lloyd
Gerrie Dietz
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Central Michigan
Sentinel
Midland man named assistant superintendent at Clare Plant
J Thomas Smokarek of Midland Michigan has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Clare Plant in the Dow Chemical Company Plastics Production Department Fabricated Plastics section. He joined Dow in 1963 as a production development engineer and has since held key process and product improvement roles. He earned a chemical engineering degree in 1963 from Indiana Institute of Technology and a MBA from Central Michigan University.
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J. Thomas Smokarek
Midland
Mich
Clare
Dow Chemical Company
Smolarek
Dow
Indiana Institute of Technology
Central Michigan University
Students On PTA Program In Clare High Meeting
The Clare Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday at 8:00 p.m. in the high school building. The session opens with a business meeting followed by a program led by Mrs. Forrest Meek with chorus selections and student appearances from Mr. Meek's speech class.
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Clare Parent~Teacher Association
Forrest Meek
Meek
Janet Slocum Wins Radio in Safe Driving Contest
Mrs. Janet Slocum of Clare won a transistor radio in a nationwide Safe Driving Incentive for Young Americans contest sponsored by Ford Motor Co.
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Janet Slocum
Clare
Ford Motor Co
Coleman School Superintendent Resigns for Coopersville Post
Clarence D. Mason resigns after leading Coleman Schools since 1962 to become superintendent of Coopersville schools starting next year. He first joined Coleman in 1957 apart from a year at the University of Michigan. During his tenure the district built a new high school, joined the College Agreement Schools Assn., added primary districts to a consolidated system, and secured voter approval for a 27.3 mill operating levy. Mason says he leaves with great hesitation after broad administrative experience.
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Clarence D. Mason
Coleman Schools
Coopersville
Mason
University of Michigan
Coleman
Clare Board weighs classrooms and radio plan
The Clare Board of Education debated 20 items then adjourned to a special session next week. Superintendent Snyder reported on Classrooms for 67 locating four relocatable units to ease overcrowding. A radio program to discuss board matters will air after meetings on WCRM with monthly student reviews. The board approved expense reimbursement rules, two year contracts and a salary schedule for principals. Tenure status was extended for eight teachers while fourteen others gained a second year of probation.
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Clare Board of Education
Richard Snyder
WCRM
Dunlop Five Wins Clare Bowling Championship Title
Dunlop's Bar tops the Clare Men's Championships tourney finale with 3125 team points. Don Meinek bowled 284, the event high, after nearly a 300. Top divisions see Dunlop's Bar, T Davis and G Gordon doubles 1295, Ed White singles 725, Ed White all events 1997.
Clare Little League Plans First Meeting for Season
The Clare Little League announces its initial meeting for Monday March 20 at 7 30 p m at Town and Country Lounge. Team managers umpires coaches and others interested in helping are urged to attend.
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Clare Little League
Two Drivers In Car Train Accidents In Clare
Ivan Millard Ankrum 43 of 313 E Seventh St escaped serious injury when his car hit trailing box cars after stopping for a freight train on West 5th Street. The car was a total loss and no tickets were issued yet. Ivan Sarels 51 of 209 West 1st St had his car demolished and suffered a fractured shoulder when his vehicle collided with a train at Maple Street and the C and O intersection. The moving train threw Sarels’ car into a parked car owned by John W. Cook at 302 John St. Ella Lee Autry of Clare was in a left side collision with a truck owned by Thayer Dairy Inc. at West 4th Street and the truck driver William Humphrey was cited for failure to yield. Chief Tice praised Clare’s cooperation in enforcing curfew laws.
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Ivan Millard Ankrum
E. Seventh Street
Ann Arbor
West 5Th Street
Ankrum
Elly Tice
Ivan Daniel Sarels
West 1St Street
Maple Street
Tice
Sarels
John W. Cook
John St
Ella Lee Autry
Clare
Thayer Dairy, Inc
Coupon Days Boost for Clare Shoppers
Clare merchants launch a month long set of two day coupon events starting today with 30 participating businesses advertised in the Sentinel. Shoppers can use free coupons on services and items from car washes to meals and socks, with events planned for March April and May.
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Clare
Sentinel
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