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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
3
Michigan will place about 2400 picnic tables along 9400 miles of state highways and 1600 more in 100 Roadside Parks and 26 Freeway Safety Rest Areas. Counties run many roadside parks, making Michigan highly accommodating for picnickers. Rest Areas range five to eight acres with tables telephones restrooms water boards and parking for 50 cars.
A string of visits and family events fill the Brush College area diary. Milton Leitner lies ill in St Josephs Hospital in Pontiac while relatives stop by for support. The Kehl family welcomes Kelly Sue born May 3 at six pounds thirteen and a quarter ounces. Weekend calls and dinners occur across families including Myers, Rockey, Davis, Coats, Newman, and others, with notes on hospital visits, open houses, and a local Riverside Grange nickel supper.
Delwin Grange and the Brock Mor rison families attended a birthday dinner in Bay City. Mr and Mrs Jack Mor rison planned a Saginaw visit to see Mr and Mrs Leo Rogers and Mary Jo. Other attendees included Mrs Maude McDonald with Mrs Elsie Methner and Mrs Florence Myers with Mrs Arlice Bellinger. Charles McDonald of Midland visited his mother Mrs Mabel McDonald while James Hovey hosted Saturday supper. Leon Hulse and Sanford family joined Sunday afternoon visitors. Readers in 3 350 Homes.
Miss Judy Kleinhardt received many gifts at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Joan Burton and Mrs. Barbara Atkinson at Fellowship Hall. Dignitaries attended Flint church dedication with Rev. Charles Maison as pastor. Local residents visited in Flint and Clio for church and family events. Major surgery at Mt. Pleasant hospital for Ann Kleinhardt. speedy recovery wished. Various visitors and calls described, including families in Flint Beaverton Clare Detroit Manton Five Lakes Lake Odessa Saginaw and Chesaning with dinners, hayrides and card parties noted.
The article notes April 27 opening hook and line fishing inland except black bass, with Michigan waters hosting feral catches. It lists resident license and receipt fees at $2, unchanged from prior years, and outlines non-resident license terms for out of state anglers.
The_Service PFC John E Barber RA 16743383 of the 57th Ord Group Headquarters Co APO 227 New York and 2d Lt Dale D Smith son of Donald E Smith of Farwell Michigan completed a nine week officer orientation course at The Ordinance Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland in April.
As Indianapolis 500 preparations begin, USAC conducts a familiarization test for rookies. The 100 mile supervised drive at 120 to 135 mph screens newcomers like Graham Hill and Jimmy Clark, with only about six to eight expected to earn starting spots among 33 on race day.
City bowling league results dated April 29 1963 include team standings and score totals. Key players and clubs, such as local teams, are listed with match outcomes and high game marks.
Marble Auto Collision, first half winner, defeated Brackart Motor Sales, last half winner, 2321 to 2080 or 241 pins. Phyllis Hartshorn led Marble with 558 series including 199 and 191. Diane De Geer and Clive Walters added strong scores.
Michigan Tourist Council notes that visitors may not fish for perch from Great Lakes breakwaters and piers without a license. The daily perch limit is 50, a limit quickly reached by many anglers during strong runs.
The non partisan Coordinating Committee for the New Constitution appoints volunteers as recount chairmen in nearly all of Michigan's 83 counties. Clare Donald E. Holbrook Jr. of Clare and Cyrus W. Attlee of Gladwin are named among the county recount chairmen.
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