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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1961

Page

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Half Day Pupils Need Extra Help at Clare Elementary

Parents of Clare Elementary School fourth and fifth graders attended a meeting to discuss solutions to half day sessions caused by lack of classrooms. Principal Dave Donovan and curricular coordinator Leota Van Every outlined changes, emphasized at home support, and arranged invited or drop-in conferences with teachers for pupils needing help. Report cards will go home in December, and officials offer informational access at the superintendent and principal offices.

Clare Dave Donovan Leota van Every Ethel Marshall Blanche Giebel Irene Shively Ruth Schunk Jean Whitford Wheeler Donovan

Artists Shine In Clare Pie Contest Window Art

Clare Civitan sponsors a Halloween window painting contest with student artists judged by a panel. Don Shepherd won first for Everts Jewelry, Christine Crum second for Ken's Hardware, Linda Endres third for Gay's Variety Store, plus ten honorable mentions. Prizes and a Civitan meet ing on November 13 acknowledge the winners. thanks extend to Clare Elementary and St Cecilia's principals for support.

Clare Civitani Bob Greer Don Shepherd Everts Jewelry Christine Crum Ken’s Hardware North Clare Linda Endres Gay Billie Luke Shirley Walters Suzie Allen Beth Humphrey Cary Randle Rebecca Sue Allen McDaniel Clare High Clare St. Cecilia’s Civitan Charles Shayler

Clare High To Stage Intra Squad Football Clash

Clare High prepares an Wednesday evening intra squad game at 7 30 p m seniors versus underclassmen in white and green. CHS Varsity Club and Greens Clothing Store sell tickets. Band will perform at halftime with refreshments from concession stand. The event caps a successful CHS season following a recent game against Sacred Heart Academy.

Clare High CHS Greens Clothing Wusual Sacred Heart Academy of Mt. Pleasant

Pioneer Priders Reach Statewide Notice

State’s 4th George Perry, Clare High mentor grins as Pioneer priders gain statewide recognition. They rank sixth in Saginaw News Class D area and fourth in Michigan by Detroit Free Press. Fans credit solid teamwork, strong line protection for Perrine and Kozicki, decisive blocking, and solid defense against aerials.

George Perry Clare High Pridders Saginaw Michigan Detroit Free Press Perrine Kozicki

Prince to Attend Packers and Stockyards Committee Meeting

J W Prince treasurer elect of the Livestock Industry Markets Association travels to Washington DC for a two day Packers and Stockyards Act Industries Committee session. He heads Wolverine Stockyards with markets in St Johns Carson City Lake Odessa Lapeer and Kalamazoo Michigan.

J. W. Prince Livestock Industry Markets Association Washington, D. C Packers and Stockyards Act Industries Committee Packers & Stockyards Act Secretary of Agriculture Prince Dallas Texas Wolverine St. Johns Carson City Lake Odessa Lapeer Kalamazoo Michigan

Pioneer's Ratings Rise After St. Louis Victory

Clare's gridiron steamroller, ranked fourth in the state in classes C and D by the Detroit, boosts Pioneer's ratings after an upset win over St. Louis.

Pioneer St. Louis Clare’s Gridiron Steamroller Detroit

You Don't Have to Retire Completely to Get Social Security Benefits

The social security office in Traverse City urges older workers 65 plus who never applied to obtain the new leaflet explaining boosts to earnings that still allow some benefits. They warn applications must be filed before end of January 1962 to avoid losing benefits, with examples of increased earnings thresholds and continued monthly checks.

Social Security Office Congress E. C. Wiles Traverse City Wiles Social Security

Right of Way Awards Hit For US 10 Freeway Condemnations

Circuit court commissioners set land purchase sums for two US 10 right of way condemnations east of Clare. Eberhart 5.2 acres got 4830 dollars and Whiteside 70 acres got 16715 dollars, above initial offers of 2110 and 11000. Attorney Bicknell represents seven pending cases.

Clare James S. Bicknell Eberhart Michigan Highway Department Whiteside

Clare High School Play Six Stitches for Seo Opens Friday

Clare High School drama presents a three act comedy Six Stitches for Seo by Vera and Ken Earply in Clare Elementary auditorium Friday at 8:00 P.M. Directed by Mrs Ida Long the cast includes Leonard Strouse Janet Walker John Meyer Elaine Grigg Barbara Notter Jim Haring Janet Ames Marjorie Rochey Linda Casteel Bill Haring Diana Kleiner Myrna Colesky with Bonnie Bergstrom as manager.

Clare High School Seo Vera Ken Earply Clare Elementary School Ego Ida Long Seloman Bell Leonard Strouse Bell School Dr. Bell Velvet Skinner Janet Walker John Bedford Judson John Meyer Elmira Elaine Grigg Greta Jones Barbara Notter Beaver Williams Jim Haring Edie Setzer Janet Ames Rochelle Judson Marjorie Rochey Nicaragua Bell Merry Bell Linda Casteel Melvin Stoddard Bill Haring Mr. Ryan Diana Kleiner Karen Verrette Dan Green Bob Jeffrey Don Hamstreet Rodney Colmus Myrna Colesky Bonnie Bergstrom

Michigan Gets Half of $305000 Pittman Robertson Funds

Officials report the U S Interior Department apportioned about 305000 in withheld Pittman Robertson money to Michigan game management programs. The sum reflects half of the long held back funds since 1959 60 due to a disagreement over the 1958 solicitor general interpretation of license holder counts.

Conservation Department Pittman-Robertson Michigan U.S. Department of the Interior Solicitor General

Clare Public Schools Open House Observes Education Week

Clare Public Schools invite parents and residents to open house Tuesday November 7 during regular hours 9 00 to 11 30 am and 1 00 to 4 00 pm In Elementary and Senior High buildings guides and faculty will accompany visitors to observe classes in session Principal David Donovan Superintendent Richard Wheeler and Coordinator Leota Van Every will answer questions Coffee will be served by the PTA This event aligns with American Education Week 5 11 observance.

Richard Wheeler David Donovan Leota van Every Clare School District PTA

Banquet of Roman Style Gala by Clare Junior Classical League

The Clare Junior Classical League held an annual Roman themed gala featuring a gladiator contest a wrestling match and a slave auction. Events included Trans Mt Urus Montem sung by a girl sextet costume judging and initiation of Latin I students with a mock slave auction the next day.

Clare Junior Classical League Louisa Bowler Glenn the Great Latin I Latin II

Mrs Eroh Elected DCT Director in Lansing

Kathryn Eroh a first grade teacher in the Clare Public School system and director of Area 12 Depart ment of Classroom Teachers has been elected to the State Board of Directors of the DCT in Lansing. Michigan Education Association president George Lauer praised her untiring teaching work and her active role in MEA and the department of Classroom Teachers. Before Clare she taught in Detroit and she attends monthly board sessions in Lansing and MEA camp at St Marys Lake.

Kathryn Eroh Clare Pubic Area 12 DCT Lansing George Lauer Michigan Education Association Laud Eroh Clare Public School MEA Department of Clare Detroit St. Mary's Lake

US-27 Freeway will open north to Grayling before deer season

State Highway Department expects more than 60 miles of US-27 Freeway in Northern Michigan to be open before the deer season opens November 15. Howard E. Hill says 183 miles from Mt. Pleasant to Clare will be opened by November 10 with four lane divided highway, plus 43.3 miles from Harrison to Grayling nearing completion. Weather could affect the Harrison to Grayling section, but planners aim to have the Mt. Pleasant to Clare segment fully open and 140 miles of continuous four lane highway from Lansing toward Grayling.

State Highway Department Lansing Clare Harrison Michigan Upper Peninsula Howard E. Hill Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant-Clare Hill Grayling Houghton Lake Deer Hunters Rosebush Colonville Rd Eberhart Rd Chippewa River Spring Creek Tobacco River

Farwell Area Schools Open House Schedules American Education Week

Farwell Elementary, Farwell Junior Senior High, and Lake Elementary host three evening Open House events during American Education Week from November 5 through 11. Each night runs 7:30 to 9:00 with teachers available, and refreshments afterward. The districts invite the public to observe classroom progress and meet staff.

Farwell Lake P.t.as Farwell Area

State Leaders Praise Communication Act in Michigan

The Sentinel runs a public service feature lauding Michigan’s communication system. Officials and industrial experts say strong information networks boost industry, civic improvement, and regional development. Newspapers, radio and television help industry stay informed about government actions and future expansions.

The Sentinel Michigan

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George Washington Farwell High Pamela LeGears Pam King Ann Denton Arthur Denton Beal City Meryl Graham Law S.S Tom Kozicki Jim Perrine Ralph Benchly Sharks Dick Lau Ron Siminovic Pat Murphy Skip Breen Jerry Russell Joel Ruark Murphy Simonovic Pioneers Breen Clare St. Louis Damien Tinterception Circuit Court Aberhart Highway Department Bicknell Isabella Release Wildlife Fund American Legion National Congress of Parents and Teachers U.S. Office of Education National Education Association Farwell Lake Farwell Elementary System Farwell Junior-Senior High Lake Elementary
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