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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1964

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Hughes Defends Vote On State Redistricting

State Senator Harold B. Hughes defends his legislative move to bring redistricting plans before both chambers. He argues action avoids an at large election and preserves representation while bipartisan efforts seek court‑approved districts amid constitutional challenges and pending Supreme Court review.

Hughes Lansing House of Origin Constitutional Apportionment Committee Michigan Supreme Court of the United States

Harrison Fair Dates Set for August Six Day Schedule

The Harrison fair will run August 3 to 8 with day and night entertainment and exhibit viewing. A Cadillac fair runs the same dates, while Mt. Pleasant hosts events August 25 to 29.

Harrison Cadillac Mt. Pleasant

Clare County Junior Livestock Tour Planned for May 9

Clare County Junior Livestock Club kicks off a May 9 tour starting at Roger Bowers on Half Moon Lake north of Harrison at 9 30 a m. The route includes Billy Warner Dick and Tim Kleinhardt Mike Rodabaugh Loren Penrose and other farms with judging and sack lunches at noon. Ralph Morrow from Michigan State University will join as guest.

Clare County Junior Livestock Club Roger Bower Harrison Roger Billy Warners Cornwell Road Tim Kleinhardts Mike Rodabaugh Loren Penrose Frank Schmid Kent Wayne Schmids Darell Dee Diane Dunkle Old State Road Ralph Morrow Mr. Morrow Michigan State University

Thayers To Occupy Ath Building

Kroger announces Clare store will discontinue operations by May 9. Thayer Dairy buys the building and plans a large expansion with new insulation, piping, refrigeration, and converted storage space. Don Thayers cites leveling production peaks and higher floor space as motivations amid plant upgrades.

Thayer Ice Cream and Thayers Don Thayers C.B. Wood Mt. Pleasant W. Fourth Kroger Thayer

Alma man dies in early morning auto crash

Thomas Leon Green, 27, of 634 Wright Alma, employed at Lobdell Emery Mfg Co, died when his car collided with a double bottom gasoline tanker driven by David E. Corder, 24, of rural Ithaca, after leaving the Leonard Refinery. Police report the crash occurred on East Superior about 3:30 a.m. Green’s parents are Mr and Mrs Walter Green of South? ey Road Clare.

Thomas Leon Green Alma Walter Green So.uthey Road Clare Green Lobdell- Emery Mfg. Co Wright East Superior David E. Corder Ithaca Leonard

Students to Run City Hall For Day At Clare High

Clare High School students will take over city hall for a day in a mock election driven demonstration. The commission includes John Seibt Sam Kushmaul Garol Bourgeois Jim Johnson Charles Stirling and Richard Hughes with Laura Schrank as municipal justice and others to lead departments.

Clare High School John Seibt Sam Kushmaul Garol Bourgeois Jim Johnson Charles Stirling Richard Hughes Laura Schrank CHS Lester Putney

Wins Place In State 4 H Show

Sharon Scott of Lake is a 4 H sewing winner earning a trip to the blue ribbon State 4 H Show in East Lansing in August. Her blue wool coat outfit won the county Achievement Day in Harrison and she is first alternate in the State Dress Revue. Her entry qualified for state fair exhibits in Detroit August 28 to September 7.

East Lansing Sharon Scott Lake Harrison Sharon Delmar Scott Candy Witbeck Detroit Rolland Witbeck Clare

Webelos Day At Camp Rotary Plans In Tomahawk District

The Tomahawk district scouters host council wide Webelos Day May 23 at Camp Rotary north of Clare on old U.S. 27. Reservations through the Saginaw Scout Service Center. Activities include fire building tent pitching archery riflery first aid and lunch cook out with surprise contests. Committee members include Tom Brockway Harrison and Keith Lee Clare with nine others.

Tomahawk Rotary Clare Old U.S Scout Service Center Saginaw Tom Brockway Harrison Keith Lee

Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic Board Meeting Listing

The Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic invites interested persons in Clare Gladwin Gratiot Isabella Mecosta and Osceola Counties to attend its annual board meeting at 7 30 PM on Wednesday May 13 1964 at 402 South College Mt Pleasant Michigan.

Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic, Inc South College Mt. Pleasant Michigan Clare Gladwin Gratiot Isabella Mecosta Osceola

May Suspend Michigan Week Events Hosted by Clare

Clare may suspend its traditional opening of Michigan Week on May 17 and the Government Day reception for a visiting mayor. Michigan Week runs May 17 to 23 and City Chairman Joe Johnston doubts the mayor exchange will occur. Clare drew Madison Heights in the exchange, with plans later announced by the local committee.

Clare Michigan Joe Johnston Madison Heights

Speeding at 15 mph questioned in snowbound accident scene

Kent Sheriff's Deputy Dick Williams ticketed two drivers for driving too fast for conditions on M-37 near Caledonia as they slid to stops near an accident scene. He estimated speeds at fifteen mph and said that even that was too fast given near zero visibility.

Kent Dick Williams Caledonia Williams

Year To Remember Twenty Five Years After Fair Trip

Neilan Cradit of Clare recalls a 1939 New York World's Fair trip with Martin Loomis and Gerald Green from Loomis Machine Company. The group recalls a 1920 Model T painted wildly for the fair and Leo Beard's free oil change gift. A teen scrapbook inspired the son to learn about past adventures and earlier freedoms.

Sentinel Neilan Cradit Leonel Green Cleland Clare Cradit Cal Foss Leo Beard New York Mt. Pleasant

Organize Theatre Guild Forms at Houghton Lake Playhouse

Organization of the Houghton Lake Playhouse Guild was completed at a Clare ladies meeting Tuesday last week. Members elected co chairmen and heard Dr. Eugene Rydahl talk. Mrs. J.R. Gershon is chairwoman and Mrs. Tim Cotter co chairman. The group aims to support theatre interests and collaborate with the Playhouse. Dr. Rydahl outlined the season and future plans for the theater.

Houghton Lake Playhouse Guild Cochairmen Eugene Rydahl Playhouse J.R. Gershon Tim Cotter Houghton Lake. Playhouse Dr. Rydah

Jr Bowlers Awarded 64 Trophies After Banquet

The Junior Bowling League closed its season with 83 attendees at Town and Country Lounge. Officers-elect are President Tom Hall, Vice-President John Cruden, and Secretary Mark Ardis. League trophies honored teams Michigan Bell Telephone Co and Ardis Nursing Home with multiple individual awards across Senior, Bantam, and Junior divisions.

Town and Country Keith Lee WCRM Howard Everts Everts Dennis Dawson Mike Marr Albert Cruden Tom Hall John Cruden Mark Ardis Pete Brown Andy Cruden Michigan Bell Telephone Co Sheila Haring Sue Ann Foss Linda Drake Nancy Dysinger Ardis Nursing Home Betty Bell Doris Simpson Frank Schmid Duffy Doxtader Duane Updyke Gateway Lanes Merle Phillips Martin Hartshorn Pat Lewis Trudy Shepard Janet Brubaker Larry Ruby Paul Kozicki Bill Mott Don Teali Chris Demon Tim Doherty Bette Bell Jim Patras Mike Mance Bonnie Bauder Mary Skinner Ruth Goodwin Christina Cruden Terry Rube Bill Cimmerer Leslie Cox Mark Foster Paul Kozicki John Machul Barbara Luke Cheryl Leinback Joe Alexander Bonnie Bell

Holbrook A Candidate Seeks School Board Seat

Petition filings show Donald Hobrook Jr. running for a one year term on the school board. William Warner alters his bid to a one year term. Election scheduled for June 8.

Donald Hobrook Jr William Warner

Tryouts Set for Boys Baseball Amid League Plans

Major League tryouts for boys baseball are scheduled for Saturday May 9 announced by Allacco president of boys Little League. All interested boys between ages 13 to 15 who did not play in the Major League last year will meet behind the Frary School at 10 00 am. Those who played last year do not need to try out.

Allacco Boys Little League Fr Tary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare County Home Extension Clare City Hall C. J Clare Congregational Church Den Joe Foss Ken Gundermar Scott Hacker Barry Martz Ken Sheredy Ken ‘Teale Duane Jones Town & Country Lounge Don Teall Chris Demo O. D. Bayes House Harold B. Hughes Ath Building Kroger Company The Thayer Dairy Ron Cook Big Rapids West Fourth Street Brewer Implement and Hardware Ford Calvin Foss Lionel Cleland Green Beard Gulu Weason Aidytani Royal Kleinbarg Overnor’s Island Clare _ Leone Cradit, _ boys Greg d m Neiland Cat Foss New York Fairgrounds City Martin Loomis Gerald Green Loomis Jr. Bowlers Holbrook
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