Father-Son Banquet At St. Cecilias
St. Cecilia's annual Father-Son Banquet was held Sunday evening March 17 at 6 p.m. About 175 attended a ham dinner served by the Home and School Guild. Toastmaster was Dr. John Weitzel. Sons were toasted by Robert Lodes and fathers by Gary Endres. Father J. J. Sruba spoke, gifts went to Pete Flood oldest father Harold Moline with most sons 6 and Dennis Moline youngest son 2 months. Door prize won by Pat Austin. Mrs. Ken Casteel was dinner chair.
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St. Cecilia
Home
John Weitzel
Robert Lodes
Gary Endres
J.J. Sruba
Pete Flood
Harold Moline
Dennis Moline
Pat Austin
Ken Casteel
Restraint Is Key To Good Landscape Design
Michigan State University extension specialist Joseph T. Cox cautions homeowners against overstuffing their yards with plants birdbaths lawn features and lights. He urges a balanced approach prioritizing function open lawn spaces and cohesive relations among trees walls patios and steps to avoid a cluttered look.
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Joseph T. Cox
Michigan State University
Cox
Deficit Reduced for Coleman Community School District
The Coleman Community School District’s $120,000 operating deficit has been cut by half. $35,000 of current tax collections were used to pay a deficit note at Citizen's Bank and Trust in Clare. An additional $25,000 collected by city and township treasurers was applied to notes at Saginaw Second National Bank, lowering interest costs.
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Coleman Community
Citizen’s Bank and Trust Co
Clare
Saginaw Second National Bank
Bell System Wages Reach Record Michigan Total
Michigan Bell reports 1962 payrolls totaling 143.09 million for 21 878 statewide workers and 200 042 dollars for 33 in Clare. Western Electric paid 8.9 million to 1310 Michigan employees and ATandT Long Lines 5 million to 560 Michigan workers. Together Bell System units paid about 157 million in wages supporting over 400 home communities, says Clarence B. Reidel.
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Michigan
Bell Telephone Company Today
Michigan Bell
Western Electric Company
Bell System
At&t
Long Lines Department
Clarence B. Reidel
Clare
Indian Drama Preview Set for Mt Pleasant April 3 6 1963
Michigan tourism officials announce a Great Lakes Indian historical drama preview in Mt. Pleasant April 3 to 6 1963 aimed at promoting a permanent drama and authentic Indian Village. The EMTA secretary manager notes changing travel habits boost demand for quality attractions and that Chippewa cooperation underpins the project. Plans include a premier show over consecutive nights open to the public with a view toward establishing a lasting cultural site in central Michigan.
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Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
East Michigan Tourist Association
James Hall
Central Michigan University
Michigan City
Hall
Drama Department
GMA
Citizen Group
Great Lakes
Lake Country
Emta Log
Bay City
Michigan Week contest invites student editors to compete
Student editors writers and photographers may enter school publications promoting Michigan Week slogan Science and Research for Our Future. Sponsored by the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association part of University of Michigan journalism department entries due May 25. judged by professional panel at U M workshops. winners notified in fall.
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Michigan Week
Michigan Interscholastic Press Association
MIPA
Michigan
University of Michigan Journalism Department
Michigan ‘Week
Journalism Department
U-M
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit Student Press Association
University of Detroit
Michigan Week School
Thelma McAndless
Eastern Michigan University
John V. Field
Delwin Grange Card Party Winners and Guests
Delwin Grange held a Tuesday card party with prizes to first: Mrs. Carl McDonald and Clare McTaggart. second: Mrs. Elmer Jones and Elmer Methner. traveler: Carl McDonald. The next party is March 26.
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Delwin Grange
Carl Mc Donald
Clare McTaggart
Elmer Jones
Elmer Methner
Elsie Methner
Maude McDonald
Edna Dixon
Florida
Allen McDonald
Lorraine
C.V. Swan
Marion
Weekend visits and a death shake the community
A long list of weekend visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Verneill Carey and family at the Randle home and others from Flint Farwell Sanford and St Charles. The community mourns the death of John Bergey and extends sincere sympathy to his family.
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Verneill Carey
Les Randle
Charles Koontz
Pearl Koontz
Goleman
Vera Ackerman
Flint
Doyle Mann
Melvin Castle
Joseph Schumacher
Erwin Mitchell
Kathy
Farwell
Robert Burch
St. Charles
Harvey Newcomb
Sanford
Harley Randle
Dally Cotton
Floyd Randle
Cliff Randle
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Marvin Cascaddan
Gerald Savage
Freeland
Roy Ramsey
Clarence Jordan
Selah Allen
Eagle
Inez Teale
Dorothy
Beulah Armentrout
Brown Corners
Lionel Fetters
Robert Randle
John Bergey
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A Man
Rae Ted Ig
Clare Sentinel
St. Cecilias
Joel Brown
Sau
Cowumsia
Campus Brunswick
Union Roller Skates
Pittsburgh
Lady Picket
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Beaverton
Gem Theatre
Edgar Alian Poes
Sheridan
Ca Og Ad
American International
Panavision
Pathec
Andra É Dee
Site
Universal International
Coal
Boston
Micheline Presse
OH Lind
Cesth
RoweRo
Stefan Powers
Nin
Walte
Alixntarti
Paul
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