Women Attend Clare County Achievement Day Event
Over one hundred women attended the Clare County Home Extension Achievement Day program on May 4 at the I. C. O. F. Hall. Virginia Helt of MSU spoke on food buying costs and research, with a food quiz.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
1
Over one hundred women attended the Clare County Home Extension Achievement Day program on May 4 at the I. C. O. F. Hall. Virginia Helt of MSU spoke on food buying costs and research, with a food quiz.
Sadie Schutt, 71, of near Rosebush, died after an auto collision on a county road corner Tuesday afternoon. Her brother Art Marshall, 67, sustained minor injuries along with the other driver Mrs Ida Measel of rural Clare who had fractures and bruises. Funeral services are set for 2:00 Friday at Center Church.
St John's Lutheran Church hosted a Mother Daughter banquet with the Apple Blossom Time theme. About 100 guests enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner while civic volunteers and committee members were recognized, and the program featured toasts, a skit, and songs.
The annual 4 H Leaders Banquet took place May 9 in Harrison Congregational Church with about 80 attendees including spouses. Bettie Maroizke and Avatielle Sildebrandt described their Washington D C tour and presented awards to Citizens State Bank of Clare and Cornwell Ranch for outstanding service to the youth organization.
The Clare Women's Golf Association opened the 1961 season on May 3 with a breakfast at Twin Elms. Seventeen golfers and a guest attended. Velma Reiss and Dorothy Ashcraft tied for best score after blind holes. May Wednesday play begins at 10 00 a m.
The Clare P-TA announces a Monday evening program May 15 featuring the Junior High Chorus directed by Neil Courtright followed by science displays and exhibits in the Elementary School gym. Seventh and eighth graders will present their exhibits with notebooks on Michigan shown for Michigan Week. Refreshments will be served in the gym.
A revised Clare airport upgrade moves toward final approval with a June 1 advertising date for bids. Federal Aviation Authority notes progress since a 1960 grant, confirming runway re-draws near the east edge and repositions the secondary strip to its original line while the main east west landing strip remains slated for resurfacing. Clearing near the west end advances in the I 75 corridor right of way by the Michigan Highway Department.
The Bundle Drive at Clare High School seeks clothing shoes and blankets for distribution to the needy worldwide. The drive runs until May 16 and donations of usable clothing especially low heeled shoes are urged to be delivered to the school office.
Registration for next year’s kindergarten pupils in the Clare School District will be on Thursday May 18 in the south kindergarten room of the elementary school on State Street. From 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm. About 160 new children expected. age cutoff is five before December 1 1961. residents eligible. Bring birth certificate. May 18 is a noninstruction day. An orientation for parents is set for 1:15 pm Friday May 12 in the Clare Elementary auditorium.
The Clare County Board of Education will meet later this month to screen applicants for the county school commissioner post. The job opens after Lenard Schwanz resigns effective June 30 to become Harrison Community Schools elementary principal. Schwanz announced the move on May 4.
A May schedule lists Child Health Conferences in Clare on May 16 from 1 to 3 p.m. at city hall. Farwell hosts May 16 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Methodist church. Harris holds May 19 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the courthouse.
Clare Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee offers a new forty acre site three quarters of a mile from downtown Clare. The property was bought from Bell and Gault with club loans and features railroad and highway frontage suitable for subdivision. Attending were Alah W Ott Floyd Boardman Gordon Main Tosh Bernard Wyman and Frank I LaGoe with Ott as previous chair.
Clare mayor Gerald Nivisori flew to Washington to attend a one day meeting with more than 80 Michigan mayors and city managers. Senator Philip Hart said the session clarified federal grant and loan programs to aid public works and economic development.
Farwell Area School District schedules an $895000 bond issue to fund a new Farwell Junior Senior High School and remodeling at the Lake and existing buildings. Vote June 12 coincides with the annual school election. Precincts are listed and registration closes June 2, 1961. Two four year board seats open with filings due May 15 1961.
The Gateway Ladies Friday Night League held its annual banquet Saturday May 6 at the Hotel Doherty. One hundred ten women enjoyed a chicken dinner with guests including president Dorothy Ashcraft secretary Eleanor Lehr and past secretary Fran Shelander. Everts Jewelers' team arranged the table decorations.
James Walsh, veteran supervisor from Vernon township in Isabella, elected vice president of the Fourth District of the Michigan Association of Supervisors at the Roscommon quarterly meeting. Open houses to observe Michigan Week announced by Sgt. Kostrzewa at Mt. Pleasant post. A stamp dispensing machine installed at Clare Post Office. Marble's Band Box cleaners win sponsor's trophy and multiple 500s, 200s, and 200s awards given to league members. Thelma Irwin honored Most Congenial. Betty Dickerson cited for Achievement.
Burglars entered the Ernie Bryant Mobil Station Tuesday night at Clare, taking between 47 and 50 dollars in cash from the register. A small entry through a wash room window left evidence of a sneaking intruder and an ally may have aided. No merchandise was stolen and the safe was not opened. Police notified and state police informed for investigation.
Leonard Henry, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Morris Henry, rural Harrison, was killed in a two car crash at 12:30 pm Saturday at the Old State Road and M-61 intersection four miles west of Harrison. Raymond A Wright 38 of Seaside California drove one car. Esther Chaffee 35 of Harrison drove the other. Mrs Chaffee and two passengers were hospitalized. Wright and his son Kenneth 16 were uninjured. Investigators report Wright’s car crossed from State Road into M-61 as brakes failed trois plocks from the Henry home.
Virginia Kushmaul, a Clay High School junior, is selected by the Ladies Auxiliary to Walter H. Larment post of the American Legion to attend Girls State at the University of Michigan campus in June 2029 for scholastic merit and leadership.
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