Holley Workers Vote on Union Representation Tomorrow
The Holley Carburetor Clare Division plant election, supervised by the National Labor Relations Board, will decide whether the local employees are represented by the Employ ees Association or by unions such as the UAW and UMWA. Campaigning has divided workers and prompted letters to The Sentinel as part of a heated dispute over job conditions and pay.
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Holley Carburetor
Clare Division
Holley
The
Sentinel
U.S
New York City
Clare
U.A.W
U. A.W
Which Group For Best Job
A community letter discusses choosing between UAW and other groups to represent Holley Carburetor workers. It contrasts past union performance with potential dues, benefits, and company influence, urging readers to consider who can best secure wages and benefits while weighing personal experiences.
Not Satisfied Holley Worker Attacks Job Letter
A Holley worker’s wife defends the company against a grievance letter from a dissatisfied employee. She argues Holley provides steady pay, jobs, and stable living, noting workers once toiled barefoot but now wear good shoes. She criticizes UAW tactics at the plant gate.
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Holley
Nell Porter
U.A.W
Duress By Propaganda
A letter to the editor argues that the United Auto Workers and the Independent Employees Association must prove which can secure a durable Holley Carburetor Co. contract. The writer cites past dissatisfaction and urges a decisive, long lasting agreement free of propagandistic pressure.
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Holley
U.A.W
UAW
United
Independent Employees Association
Pioneers Dominate Cheboygan 31-0 in Dad's Night Victory
The Clare Pioneers shut out Cheboygan High 31-0 after a scoreless first quarter. Bud Wiley rushed 12 times for 73 yards and a key 18 yard catch while Dennis Iacco totaled 81 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Iacco’s season totals rise to 700 receiving yards and 50 points as Grant Gillaspy contributed strong play.
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Cheboygan High
Pioneers
Invaders
Cheboygan
Clare
Pioneer
Bud Wiley
Wiley
Dennis Iacco
Iacco
Grant Gillaspy
Record vote in Clare and Isabella counties draws strong turnout
Clare and Isabella counties reported heavy voting with local issues dominating. In Clare, two of five new county supervisor districts faced contests between Carl Bringold and Max Myers in District I and Stanley Oman and Larry Hockin in District II. Isabella residents weighed a property tax increase and liquor sales measures as voting began in Rosebush, with early tallies showing brisk participation and Clerk Louis Becker predicting a high turnout.
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Clare County
Carl Bringold
Max Myers
Stanley Oman
Larry Hockin
Garfield
Surrey
Farwell
Isabella County
Coe
Lincoln
Rolland
Rosebush
Clare
Louis Becker
Harrison
Clare Officials Hear Support for Auxiliary Police Plan
At a Monday meeting Clare City Commissioners consider an Auxiliary Police Force with Sgt. Dan Kostrzewa urging approval by November 18. He offered state police training, spoke of duties from traffic control to emergency aid, and supported arming for rare danger. Jaycees backed a 20 member unit. city weighs civic center funding and site options with SIXCAP advocate present.
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Clare
Dan Kostrzewa
Mt. Pleasant
Aux. Department
Kostrzewa
Detroit
Clare Chamber honors Forsberg Ritter at annual meeting
The Clare Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting in the Doherty Motor Hotel Wedgewood Room with dinner, program, and dance. Retiring President Richard Ulrich and Ken Barnes led the session. Jerry Forsberg was elected president. Ben J. Burdo, Charles Clark, and M. D. Thompson joined the board. Kenneth Ritter was named Citizen of the Year.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Wedgewood
Doherty Motor Hotel
Richard Ulrich
Ken Barnes
John Quinnan
Jerry Forsberg
Ben J. Burdo
Charles Clark
M. D. Thompson
Kenneth Ritter
Need More Grey Ladies for Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Miss Effie Hales chair man of the Clare County Red Cross Grey Lady Chapter calls for volunteers to serve as Grey Ladies at the Clare Osteopathic Hospital. Interested persons may call 386 2444 or Mrs. Alex Strange at 386 7296. The program has been rewarding since it began several years ago.
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Effie Hales
Clare County Red Cross
Grey Lady Chapter
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Alex Strange
Clare Couple Die In US 10 Accident
A head on collision on US-10 near the Osceola line kills William Norris 31 and Darlene Norris 28 of Clare and James Morlan 28 of Sears Michigan. The Barber car sustains minor injuries. Norris and Morlan die at the scene. the Norris children aged seven and eight and a half become orphans.
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Clare
William Norris
Darlene
James Morlan
Sears
Michigan
Mr. Pleasant Post
Us-10
Clare County
Osceola
Morlan
Caroline Barber
Lansing
Norris
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Blue Cross
U.A. W
Clare Sentinel
U.A.W. Representatives
Holleys
CHS
Dan White
Sentinel Photos
Pioneers Swamp Cheboygan
Gary Rayburn
Aux. Police
Jack Ellsworth
Jim DeGeer
Clare Jaycees
Elly Tice
Jaycees
Willard Koch
John Ruggles
Sixcap
Civic Center
Ewart
Marvin Witbeck
Carl Stephenson
Evart
Evart Methodist Church
Carl Lake
Saginaw General Hospital
McEwan
State
Charles Lake
Lake
Margaret Ann Cleveland
Clare Osteopathic
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