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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
3
Patrice Gaunder of St. Joseph, named Michigan's Junior Miss of 1965, is noted as an accomplished hostess and finalist in America's Junior Miss at Mobile. She hosts frequent parties using Scott Paper products, often for 20 to 25 friends, celebrating exams with pizzas and breakfast after late nights.
Loren Penrose is a patient at Ford Hospital Detroit after last Thursday. Mrs Betty Quig ley Howard Penrose and Von Walters remain at Clare Hospital. Midland visitors A H Hutchinson and Mrs Julia Hutchinson called on her mother. Sympathy extended to Artie Carncross family. Ethard Walters attends Leaders Forum in Washington DC. Glen Bay and Maud Bay visited friends in Coleman. George Hemstreet hosted Joe Snell and Lawrence Bates. Lawrence Carncross and wife welcomed a son weighing 10 pounds 9 ounces Sunday. Mary Kleiner David Wade and Faye Ann David returned from California via Tri City Airport with trips to Missouri and Lancaster California. Wade served two weeks Naval Reserve duty in San Diego. They returned to Alton David home for supper. others present included Frank Humphrey Don Kleiner Roger and Mary Ann Mellin.
Gilmore Grange invites community members to a Friday night gathering hosted by Dale Laverty. Local families including the Robisons of Saginaw and the Lavertys shared meals and visits during the week. Terence O Rourke remains admitted to Mt Pleasant Hospital. Emma Phipps joined Paul and family for Sunday dinner.
Army amateur radio operators at Fort Huachuca and Fort Monmouth traced an urgent broadcast from Caracas to obtain a rare drug from a New Jersey manufacturer. The firm’s president arranged immediate shipment, delivering the medicine within minutes to save a life.
Principal Harold Montgomery announces William McFarland is Valedictorian and Jacquelynn Bills is Salutatorian for the Coleman High School 1965 graduation class. McFarland with a 3.896 average earned athletic letters and held student council leadership roles. Bills, with a 3.833 average, belonged to Band and Glee Club and served in student government and Queens Court duties.
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