Junior Showmen Back With Livestock Prizes
Clare and Isabella county 4-H exhibitors among 260 Michigan youth at the 37th Detroit Junior Livestock Show November 1–3. Clare County 4-Hers won beef and sheep herdsmanship with clean tack and neat pens. Show included 239 steers 184 lambs 96 hogs. results list several placings for sheep steers and Hereford stock.
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Clare
Isabella County
Michigan
Detroit
State Fairgrounds
Clare County
Steve Miller
Patty Rodabaugh
Byron Schunk
Mike Rodabaugh
Hereford
Dee Dunkle
Diane Dunkle
Alan Schmid
Kent Schmid
Christmas Club Reaches New Record at Citizens Bank
On Saturday November 12 Citizens Bank will mail checks totaling 68 087 25 to 693 Christmas Club members for deposits made during the year. The 1966 total is about 9 999 higher than last year and funds are used for holiday spending taxes savings and vacations. Enrollment for 1967 begins with the mailing of checks.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Christmas Club
Barter Days End for Michigan Farmers Analysis Shows Large Cash Use
An analysis of Tel-Farm records from 110 southern Michigan farmers finds the average dairyman handled 43711 dollars in cash in 1965. Dr Ralph Hepp Extension ag notes continued on page A-8. Also mentions showmanship results with Darlene Bolle and Jeannine Bolle in Hereford classes.
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Southern Michigan
Ralph Hepp
Extension Ag
Four Car Pileup Injures Two Near Clare
A four car crash half a mile south of Clare on Old US 27 at 3 40 p m sent two people to Clare General Hospital one released and the other reported in satisfactory condition. Drivers William Davies Reginald House and Donna Downing were involved and William McNerney received two tickets. Nine 4 H youth from Isabella county attended with several placing in cattle show divisions.
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Mt. Pleasant
Clare
William Davies
Farwell
Reginald House
Donna Downing
N. Mission
William McNerney
Anderson
Davies
William Cook
Clare General Hospital
Cook
Downing
Holiday Closures Across Local Services on Veterans Day
Friday November 11 Veterans Day prompts several public offices to close Citizens State Bank and Trust Clare county Selective Service Local Draft Office Michigan Employment Security Commission offices in Gladwin and Harrison The Post Office opens 830 to 900 am then closes for the day Harrison courthouse remains closed all day
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Citizens State Bank and Trust
Clare County Selective Service
Michigan Employment Security Commission
Gladwin
Harrison
County Rides GOP Tide In Michigan Election
In Michigan Republicans scored big across state and local races with Governor Romney and U S Senator Griffin securing landslide margins. Tulsa votes show Republicans winning key posts including Cederberg Toepp Holbrook and Campbell while voters approved lowering voting age to 18 and a county ambulance tax.
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George Romney
U.S
Robert P. Griffin
Clare Voted GOP Across Kansas Clare City Ballot Summary
Clare city voters followed regional trends in supporting GOP candidates in Tuesday's general election. Only statewide offices Secretary of State and Attorney General saw Republican margins fail to aid Washington and Lindemer. Unofficial tallies show Romney 647 Ferency 218 Washington 530 Hare 307 Lindemer 552 Kelley 282 and other counts with 892 city ballots cast from 1216 registered, precincts 443 and 449.
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George Washington
Lawrence Linde
Mar
Clare
Romney
Ferency
Washington
Hare
Lindemer
Kelley
Griffin
Williams
Cederberg
Evans
Toepp
Maser
Holbrook
Durham
Robert Campbell
C-C Elects Four New Directors At Annual Meeting
Dan McDonald became president of the Glaze Chamber of Commerce at a Saturday Doherty Motor Hotel dinner and dance, succeeding Ken Ritter. Four new directors were named: Jim Grove, E. A. Anderson, Dick Ulrich, and Marve Witbeck, as members plus spouses joined the turnout.
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Glaze Chamber of Commerce
Dan McDonald
Ken Ritter
Doherty Motor Hotel
Jim Grove
E. A. Anderson
Dick Ulrich
Marve Witbeck
Undulant Fever Disappears in Michigan 1965
One case of undulant fever in Michigan during 1965 is reported. Health officials credit advances by farmers, livestock health authorities, and veterinarians in eradicating brucellosis from dairy and beef cattle. MSU officials predict human brucellosis and bovine brucellosis may fade nationwide within the next decade.
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Michigan
Michigan State University
United States
Unseasonable Michigan Snowstorm Delays Roads and Schools
A severe early snowstorm dumped five inches or more across Michigan, followed by freezing temperatures, delaying school openings and forcing cancellations. Road crews struggled without plows, with many accidents and widespread wrecker calls as travel narrowed to expressways. Tire shops reported rapid sales of snow tires.
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Michigan
Mer
Minox
Worldtronic Sets Lights On Export Volume
Worldtronic Inc at Clare reports rapid progress since 1965 startup with a new plant producing space age solid state welding controls. The firm forms Worldtronic N.V. in Maastricht to sell Clare products in the EEC and plans outlets in Britain Argentina Australia and other regions as export growth targets. Paxton notes overseas sales boost via Maastricht and potential overseas manufacturing centers to meet demand.
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Worldtronic, Inc
Clare
Worldtronic, N.V
Maastricht
Holland
Worldtronic
Great Britain
Argentina
Australia
South Africa
South America
Asia
Paxton
Coleman Senior Play Opens Tonight at 8 P.M.
Coleman High School announces opening night for Our Town by Coleman seniors tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tickets available at the door.
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Coleman High School
Michigan Deer Season Opens With Split 1966 Dates
Conservation officials predict lower hunter numbers and a reduced kill from last year’s record. The state uses a split season with 16 hunting days in each peninsula, Upper Peninsula November 12 27 and Lower Peninsula November 19 December 4. Weather and deer movement will largely shape success and turnout.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Conservation Department
Peninsulas
Howarth Named to Michigan Association of Community Boards
Dr Thomas W Howarth of Gladwin joins the newly formed Michigan Association of Community Boards He serves on the Mid Michigan Community College board in Clare and Gladwin counties and is its treasurer President Dr Eugene W Gillaspy announced the group aims to share ideas with state authorities and support legislation affecting junior and community colleges.
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Thomas W. Howarth
Gladwin
Michigan Assn
Mid-Michigan Community College
Clare
Howarth
Eugene W. Gillaspy
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Jeannine Bolle
Belinda Bicknell
Sth Jr
Angus
Jim Penrose
Gayla Kleinhardt
Jay Kleinhardt
Karen Kleinhardt
Tim Kleinhardt
Dharma Kleinhardt
John Schunk
Sandy Weldon
Carolyn C. Bay
Marianne Swindlehurst
Linda Callison
Carolyn Callison
Ricky Wezensky
Angus Jr
Kevin Brown
Dan Mindel
Jeff Bean
Mark Mogg
Bryan D. Miller
Ior
Jettar
Buzz Schmid
Wayne Schmid
House of Representatives
Donald E. Holbrook, Jr
Russell H. Strange
Elford A. Cederberg
John F. Toepp
Senate
Lansing
Guy Vanderjagt
GOV. Romney & Milliken
Ferency & Bruff
Circuit Court
Clare City
C-C
Gram
Charles F. Paxton
European Economic Community
E.E.C
European Common Market
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxemburg
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
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Worldrank
Coleman
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