Seaway project scrutiny mirrored in tidelands oil bill
The piece weighs whether lessons from the offshore lands tidelands oil bill apply to the St. Lawrence Seaway push. It notes seaway benefits to Michigan and northeast ports and power, contrasts tidelands gains for Texas California Louisiana, and cites Sen. Tom Connally’s opposition and Michigan congressmen voting patterns. It warns of legislative logrolling as a political reality shaping national resource decisions.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
United States
Michigan
U. S
Canada
Texas
California
Louisiana
Tom Connally
Congressional
Supreme Court
White House
Hagle Farm Bureau Meets at Poet Home
The Hagle Farm Bureau gathered eight members at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Poet home Tuesday evening. Chairman Glen Poet led the meeting with Marketing Quality Michigan Products as the topic. Mrs. Jenny Bates offered grace and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 16 at 8:00 with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagle Farm Bureau
Glenn Poet
Glen Poet
Michigan
Jenny Bates
Bryan Miller
Clare Furniture Promotes Unique Advertising Stunt
The Clare Furniture Co is promoting Gibson Refrigerators in a unique promotion. Coupons found on several pages of this weeks Sentinel must be clipped and pasted on the advertisement and taken to the store to receive a valuable prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Furniture Co
Gibson Refrigerator
Wittners
Lightning Strikes Empire State Building Repeatedly
Lightning incidents strike the Empire State Building in New York City as many as 12 times in a 20 minute span. the events showcase unusual recurrence of strikes to a single tall structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Building
New York City
Campbell elected president of Area School Administrators
Thomas C Campbell superintendent of Clare Public Schools was chosen president of the Area School Administrators Association. The group serves Clare and Isabella counties and was noted at a meeting held Wednesday evening May 13 at the Doherty Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C.campbell
Claré Public Schools
Area School Admistrators Association
Doherty Hotel
Clare
Isabella Counties
Central Michigan College to stage two Opera performances
Central Michigan College music department presents The Lowland Sea and The Old Maid and the Thief in the College auditorium May 21 and 22 at 8 15 p m. Arnold Sundarrd Alec Wilder and Giancarlo Menotti are the authors. Arnold Newman Clare sophomore has a singing part in The Lowland Sea. Betty LaLone Doris Davis and Paul Oberle Johnny Dee lead the cast. Bernard Stone directs with Katherine Ax handling sets. Ray Koos assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Sundarrd
Alec Wilder
Giancarlo Menotti
Central Michigan College Music Department
Arnold Newman
Clare
College
Bernard Stone
Central
Katherine Ax
Ray Koos
Stone
Betty LaLone
Ferndale Junior
Doris Davis
Paul Oberle
Silverwood
Johnny Dee
Kratt Salesmen Tour Clare's Modern Cheese Plant
The 45 members of the Kraft Detroit sales branch visited Clare's modern plant on Saturday led by Noel Hemmert. They inspected processing, enjoyed lunch on the lawn, then traveled by chartered bus to Frankenmuth for a Frankenmuth style chicken dinner. The Detroit branch represents Clare's largest cheese market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Detroit Sales Branch
Sharpen
Noel Hemmert
Clare
Frankenmuth
Detroit
Sentinel Wanted for 35c Weekly Work
Classified brief seeks a go-getter to work for 35 cents a week and invites interested parties to call phone number 85 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Clare PTA Elects Officers for Next Year in Final Meeting
The Clare PTA held its final meeting of the year on Monday May 18 in the Clare Public School multipurpose room. President Mrs Howard Everts led the session and announced planting a flowering seed from Japan, with Mrs James Yeoman installed as president for the coming year. Supt Thomas Campbell spoke on future education in Clare noting teacher shortages and rising enrollment from 637 to 886 since 1945, projecting 1,200 with 52 teachers by 1960. He listed key events including Baccalaureate on May 24 and Commencement May 29 in the athletic field, plus a summer recreation program for ages 5–12. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pta
Clare Public School
Howard Everts
Japan
Everts
James Yeoman
Pagt
Clare P.T.A
Doris Gerow
Arthur Delamarter
Thomas Campbell
Clayton’ Neff
Campbell
Clare
Clare School
Michigan
Supt. Campbell
Allan Tulk
Nevins Church Elects Leaders and Trustees
Belle Scott chairs missions in Nevins with Ella Carpenter heading finance. David Seiter becomes Charge Lay Leader replacing Theo Wallington. Trustees chosen for three years include Glyde Allen William Gardon Laurence Seiter. Multiple trustees for two and one year terms named with Lee Greer Dr C B Neff and others. Special Stewards and officers listed. Conference approves three year term for Clare Church stewards with rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Scott
Mssions
Ella Carpenter
Clare
David Seiter
Theo Wallington
Glyde Allen
William Gardon
Laurence Seiter
Lee Greer
C. B. Neff
Jay Bellinger
Donald Holbrook
Wilson Samborn
Methodist Mdn
Harratty
Willam Gardon
Reva ‘Maxwell
Clayton Neff
Mabel Mulder
Harley Sowle
W.S.G.S
Joyce Holbrook
M.Y.F
Willard Ireland
Singing Brocks Set At Brown Corners Church Service
The Singing Brocks will appear at the Brown Corners U B Church seven miles north and two east of Clare on Sunday May 24 at 11:00 a m and on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 8:00 o clock They are the composers of Beyond The Sunset and other hymns presented nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocks
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
Clare
Mmr
Mrs. Brock
Vacation Bible School Opens Here June 1
Plans are underway for the First Congregational Church Vacation Bible School to run Monday through Friday from June 1 to June 14 with a closing program on Children's Day. Classes for Junior Primary and Kindergarten, ages four to twelve, will meet daily 9 to 11 45 a.m. and transportation may be provided. Registration is the first morning, June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Oscar Olson
Bernice, Wilson
Sally Olson
Wednesday Fire Damages Shed at McEwan and Third
Clare Wire Department answered a 10:35 Wednesday call to Cities Service Station at McEwan and Third Streets where a rear shed burned from an undetermined origin. Loss estimated at 300 dollars. An earlier alarm Monday sent firefighters out to test hose.
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Clare
McEwan
Third Streets
Seniors Return From Annual Lake Trip
The senior trip ended with a May 18 Talent Show where Clare led with the top act. Johnny Colmus won first for singing Korean Mud and Marina Kajser placed third with a dramatic reading To Be Or Not To Be.
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Clare
Johnny Colmus
Marina Kajser
Johnny
Martina
Chicago
Avas
VFW Sponsors Clare Youths for Camp Trotter
Pettit Kapplinger Post of the VFW will sponsor one Clare boy and one Clare girl aged nine to thirteen for a week at Camp Trotter. Attendees to be chosen by a contest at the Clare Furniture Co. store. Contact Robert Rowley for details. Boy attendee in the week of June 28 and the girl in the week of July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit-Kapplinger Post
V.F W
Camp Trotter
Clare Furniture Co
Robert, Rowley
To Organize Child Temperance Group In County
The Clare County W C T U met at the Clare Church of God on May 1. Mrs. Cora Sue Wilson presided. Mrs. Lula Birdsall reported on Mt. Pleasant workshop. Plans discussed for members to attend the annual school at Bayview in July and to send a youth to the Y T C camp in August. A Loyal Temperance Legion for children will be started in the county.
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Clare County
W-C.t.u
Clare Church of God
Cora Sue Wilson
Lula Birdsall
Mt. Pleasant
Bayview
Y.T. C
New Driver License Law Moves Through Legislature
The new driver licensing procedure approved by the legislature places driver and vehicle services under the secretary of state. A central driving record is created, licenses expire on the holder’s birthday every three years, and operator fees rise from 1.25 to 1.50 for three years with a first license costing 3.00 to cover added costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hoover
Michigan “Press Association
Michigan Automobile Club
Detroit Traffic Safety Association
Citizens Research Council of Michigan
Secretary of State
Commissioner of State Police
Mertal
Division of
Driver and Vehicle Services
Legion and Veterans to Place Flags at Cemetery
All members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at Cherry Grove cemetery on Wednesday May 27 at 7:30 p.m. to place flags on the graves of departed veterans. P. F. Gregner Legion Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign. ‘Wars
Cherry Grove Cemetery
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Clare Furniture
Dale V. Sweet
M.S.C
MSC
Jo Hoppe
Nancy Schmitt
Gina
Nancy
Schwinn Bicycles
Grant Park
CMC Opera
Kratt
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FHA Department
Clare, Michigan
J. Stuart Bicknell
Member
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Nevins
Mildred Welker Hufstader
Lester Taylor
Vacation Bible School
V.F.W
P. F. Gregner
Gustom
John Deere
Kierk
Donald Dalton
Clare, Mich
Erra Oe
International
Stor
Leon Dull
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