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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1962

Page

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Con Con Outlines Improved Plan For Naming State Judges

Dr. Charles Anspach explains constitutional changes on judiciary and executive branches. He supports district based nonpartisan elections for state supreme court with regional representation, and endorses a court of appeals and qualified probate and justice of the peace provisions.

Con Con Supreme Court Wayne County Court of Appeals Circuit Court Peace Court Justices of the Peace Justice of the Peace Court

Red Cross Drive Totals $1234 in Claye County

The Claye County Chapter of the American Red Cross met at Mrs. Curtis Merton’s Harrison home. Miss Jean Fitzsimmons attended with Rev. Van Parker and Leon Stanley co chairmen Charlies Cape and Mrs. E Cooley of Clare Farwell Harrison. Total collected by Tuesday this week was 1234 toward a 2700 quota.

Claye County The American Red Cross Curtis Merton Harrison Jean Fitzsimmons van Parker Leon Stanley Charlies Cape E. Cooley Clare Farwell and

New County Map Progress Nears Approval

A Clare County highway map project advances toward near final approval after a meeting of chamber of commerce and County Highway representatives. The 17x22 map will show highways lakes streams airports ski areas public fishing sites county buildings and points of interest for tourism with multi color design.

Clare County Chamber of Commerce Clare Harrison Farwell Lake George Lake Tom Cook Paul Lapham Howard Curry Clinton Case

Unite For Lenten Evenings In Clare Churches

Four weekly Lenten services begin Sunday March 25 at Clare Methodist Church with Rev. Hartley Metting of Clare Congregational preaching. Services alternate between Clare Methodist and Congregational churches featuring speakers from three denominations. April 1 Clare Congregational hosts Rev. Emeral Price. April 8 returns to Methodist with Rev. Albert Keith. April 15 concludes at Congregational with Rev. Donald Saifor. Public invited.

Clare Methodist Clare Methodist Hartley Metting Congregational Church of Recommon Clare Congregational Church Emeral Price Methodist Church Albert Keith Messiah Church Grand Rapids Congregational Church Donald Saifor Shelby Methodist Church Shelby Michigan

Principal Leaving Clare High School to Pursue Doctoral Studies

Clare High School principal Richard Snyder will leave the Clare school system at year end to pursue further education. He will supervise practice teaching for Central Michigan University in the Ludington area before returning to Ann Arbor for graduate work on his Doctorate. Clare Superintendent Richard Wheeler announced no replacement plans.

Clare High School Richard Snyder Clare Central Michigan Univerity Mt. Pleasant Ludington Ann Arbor Richard Wheeler

Clare School Band Winter Concert Set For March 28

The Clare school band stage a wide ranging evening program in the high school gym on Wednesday March 28. Admission by invitation but open to all with tickets distributed by student musicians. Proceeds fund instrument upkeep and music costs. Featured works include Amerita Pearl Fishers Kanssas Suite and a Kansas Centennial winner by Conley.

Clare Lloyd Conley Amerita Oscoda Conley Eric Hammerberg George Finch Betty Miller

Winter Deer Kill Increase Blame On Marauding Dogs

Clare Conservation officer Don Bell responded Monday to a deer attacked by a large white German Shepherd type dog near Lake Thirteen. The deer, badly mauled and near death, had to be destroyed. Bell cites deep snows and dogs roaming at large as driving a record season of deer losses, urging owners to tie or confine pets and urging enforcement against violators.

Don Bell Clare Bell Conservation Department Lake Thirteen Michigan Gladwin Sentinel

Farwell FFA members cut cedar for deer work north of Farwell

Eleven members of the Farwell FFA and their advisor held a picnic in the woods last Saturday and cut cedar for the deer. A Conservation Department representative marked the area eight miles northwest of Farwell on M 115 past Doc and Tom Creek. The cuttings will be checked and may require another day or two of planning. The group found one dead deer in the area.

Farwell FFA Department of Conservation Doc Tom Creek

Michigan Week Plans Advance in Clare Area

Plans for the 1962 Michigan Week observance move forward with Donald Holbrook Jr named regional chairman. A six county meeting at Hotel Doherty sparked committees to promote statewide participation and showcase local communities in Clare Isabella Arenac Gladwin Ogemaw and Roscommon counties.

Donald Holbrook, Jr Clare Attorney Doherty Clare Isabella Arenac Gladwin Ogemaw Roscommon Edwin O. George Detroit Edison Company Clare County Dick Alexander Michigan Bell Telephone

Isabella County Spring Cattle Tour Through Weidman Area

The Isabella County Annual Spring Cattle Tour takes a 10 AM start on Thursday March 29 from Ragolt Hauck farm near Weidman. Beef raisers tour 260 head operations at Hauck farms, Gatehouse Brothers and others then dine at St. Joseph church Beal City with talks on beef issues and market outlook. Afternoon visits include Ray Tilman Beal City and Matt Engler farms with plans guided by William Brewer, Ray Hauck, Duane Seibt and Isabella County Extension Director Louie Webb.

Isabella County Weidman St. Joseph’s Church Beal City Ray Tilman Matt Engler William Brewer Ray Hauck Duane Seibt Louie Webb Isabella County Extension

Uncommon Triplicate 110 Bowls by June Schildbach

In the Ladies Friday Night League at Gateway Lanes June Schildbach rolled three 110 games in a single outing. The rare feat drew comments from her bowling partners even if it does not secure an arm patch this season.

Gateway Lanes June Schildbach June

Fraternal Pin Prizes Crowned in Clare League Tourney

After a two day Clare Fraternal League tournament ending March 4 champions were named in four events. Team winners include Mason No 2 2903 K of C No 3 2891 K of C No 1 2878 K of C No 4 2835 Masons No 3 2806. Doubles went to B Collins and D Burdo 1328 Frampton and Thomas 1236 Murphy and Green 1205 Endres and Thompson 1197 Murphy and Thayer 1190. Top singles went to W Spindler 653 Myers 631 Lorenz 629 Bailey 627 McConnell and Case tied 623. All Events winners were Tom Beatty 1853 Lorenz 1846 Jim Murphy 1822.

Clare Fraternal League Masons B. Collins D. Burdo G. Frampton G. Thomas J. Murphy J. Green W. Endres J. Thompson G. Murphy G. Thayer W. Spindler J. Myers C. Lorenz J. Bailey E. McConnell B. Case Tom Beatty Clarence Lorenz Jim Murphy

Two Proposals Set for Clare Ballot Plus Commission Seats

Clare voters will face two local propositions on April 2 alongside three city commissioner races. One asks to authorize sale of Lot 8, Block 27, the Norman Lackie residence, for use or sale. The second seeks a 4-mill tax increase to support a remodeled public library with improved quarters and services. A third proposal to compensate the City Commission and Mayor was ruled late and will appear on a future ballot. Incumbents Haley and Donovan along with Tim Cotter and Mack Thomson seek three vacant commissioner seats.

Clare City of Norman Lackie Secretary of State Commission Albert Haley David Donovan Tim Cotter Mack Thomson

High Priced Meter Key Plunder Hits Clare Streets

Police report a missing master key for Clare parking meters has allowed a thief to steal coins from dozens of meters since mid February. Eight more meters were found emptied this week, with an estimated total loss around 60 dollars. An early morning windfall was also found on West Fourth Street when the thief opened meters during the night.

Clare William Bell Bell West Fourth Street

Harrison High Carnival Set for March Thirty‑First

Seniors announce Friday carnival in the new school gym on March 31 with games prizes and food. Entertainment starts at 8 pm and tickets cost ten cents for one vote in the King and Queen contest. Mary Rilett leads ticket sales and Carol Stanley chairs the committee with candidates Jan Atkinson Carole Yost and Miss Stanley for queen and Lee Dancer Bob Brenner and George Watters for king. Coronation at 10:30 pm.

Harrison High School King Queen Mary Rilett Carol Stanley Jan Atkinson Carole Yost Miss Stanley Lee Dancer Bob Brenner George Watters

Little League Meeting Set for March 22 at High School

A Little League meeting is scheduled for 7 30 Thursday evening March 22 in the new High School.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Anspach Red Cross Farwell Boys Michigan Week George Wesley R. Baker Detroit S. S. Kresge Company Woodward C. Smith Central Michigan University Northern Joseph Cheek Holley Carburetor Co John Bicknell Citizens State Bank Bernard Wilson WCRM Mary Lou Sheahan Ragolt Hauck Weidman Road Carl and Raymond Hauck Ragolt’s Gatehouse Brothers Ing McEwan Sam Garfield Mammoth Producing Company Bank Citizens Advisory Committee Clark Ackley E. A. Anderson Forrest Logge Frank LaGoe Carleton Garthe Neil Stirling Crystal Drake Ackley Wheeler Sentinel Photo
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