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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
13
Thayer Dairy posted a high team game of 640 with Cimmerer Drug topping the high team series at 1711. Individual leaders include L Austin 178 and 466 in series with M Maynard 466, H MacDonald 170, B Doll 167, and J Credit among top scores.
M Graham scored 292.37 to lead first division with C Schaaf 291.40 and E Wright 289.63 close behind. H Love claimed the shells while H Wright had a high 268. Second division saw B Kube 226 and T Beatty 223 with B Flower 219 and F Haggart winning shells. Musser 581 and J Mott 545 noted. High games listed: D Furman 255 G Thayer 238 L Shelander 227.
Michigan’s pioneering outdoor group camp program enters its tenth winter with 3000 to 9000 students yearly. Camps in southern state parks house 25 to 142 youths, featuring dormitories kitchens and recreation spaces. Cooperation with schools keeps supervision local. cost runs about 15 dollars per student per week.
Olive Laverty and children returned home from Florida. The Variety Club met with Bertha Cotter on April 10. Alice Rawson will run the club and Lucille Brown will bake. Emma Phipps will sponsor a Friday card party. Wilma Scott hosted several ladies Tuesday morning. John Robison is at Mt. Pleasant Hospital after surgery. Paul Brown and children visited Shilling family Saturday. Francis Phipps dined with Arlie Renner family Sunday. Allen Rawsons visited Paul Brown Sunday. Joy Rawson spent Saturday with Mrs. Layley Smith in Mt. Pleasant. John F. Shilling Jr. and family shared Friday supper with Dave Wiggins. Herb Edgecomb of Otisville called locally Saturday.
Claude Simons once hailed as Sugar Bowl hero now presides over New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association sponsor of the annual game. Sugar Bowl 1935 saw Simons guide Tulane to a 20 14 win over Temple with an 85 yard kickoff return igniting a rally after a 14 0 deficit.
The WMA held year end at Churen' on Wednesday with Lois Bird Sall presiding. Erma Rienhardt became president, Marion Magnus YPMB councilor, and Jean Armentrout Harvester councilor. Community notices include visits and dinners, a Kraft Plant film possible, and a Saturday potluck lunch at the school.
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