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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
14
Old world style cabbage rolls filled with tuna salad and cheddar. Cabbage leaves are parboiled then rolled with tuna mix and baked with a milk and mayonnaise based sauce until bubbly. Serves six with cheese melted into a creamy topping.
Clare High School will host Career Vocational Day on Tuesday March 23 from 12 30 to 3 30. Grades 9 12 will explore twelve industries starting with an opening address The World of Work by James C Wayes of Central Michigan University Field Services. Students then attend two occupational sessions with resource personnel in areas including agriculture recreation banking chemical civil service construction and heavy equipment food and food retailing hospital and health light manufacturing oil public utilities tourist industry and trucking and transportation.
Helen A Ottersky daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Ottersky of Clare wed Lt Ronald W Jones son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones of Huntley Wyoming at St Cecilia Church at 11 00 am March 6 Rev Father Joseph I Scruba officiated The gown silk organza over taffeta featured a Watteau chapel train and Venise lace. Attendants wore pink linen sheath dresses. Reception at Town and Country. After a week at Nubs Nob they will live in Sault Ste Marie Electa Circle meets Clare Methodist Church with a planned hat sale and other events. Pvt Gary L LaLonde recently graduated from Fort Knox radio school.
Mrs. Allen McKee hosted the John R Club with Mrs. Wayne Trowbridge and Mrs. Kenneth Ritter as guests. Two bridge tables produced prizes for first and second, with a traveler. Refreshments followed. The Eight O Clock Eight met at Mrs. Robert Ackerman's home with high score won by Mrs. Roy Dunbar. The Hanky Club gathered at Mrs. Alice Stough for pepper games and prizes with a delicious lunch. The Pepper Club and Friendly Pepper Club shared meals and high and low scores among members. Orris Presley won traveler.
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Clare area marked Girl Scout Week with 160 Brownie to Cadette members and 32 adults joining nearly four million peers. Readings included church attendance troop displays and meetings, plus cookie deliveries set for March 26 to April 4.
The annual Methodist Men Father and Son Banquet was held Thursday evening in the church dining room with 100 attendees. A roast beef dinner was served by the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Donald E. Holbrook led the program while ten high school girls sang and cartoons entertained younger boys. Rev Norton presented awards. Ogal Haggart was the oldest father with a son Ed Newman had the most sons and Donald Holbrook III was the youngest son.
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