Girl Scout Potluck Opens New Year At Local High School
The first Girl Scout potluck of the year drew over 100 scouts and mothers to the high school all purpose room on Monday November 9. Troop 719 led by Mrs. Benmark and Mrs. Bennett sang a skit while cadette troop members reported activities since fall. New leaders received pins and Troop 722 with Mrs. Flones presented the Girl Scout Laws as Mrs. Allen urged mothers to assist with leaders and camping area as the nut sale begins.
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Benmark
Bennett
Shepperley
Allen
Ulrich
Flones
Gold Star Mothers Install Officers at Clare Chapter
The Clare Gold Star Mothers chapter held a November 4 meeting at city hall with a pot luck chicken dinner. State president Mrs Genevieve Danhke assisted in installing officers, with guests from Mt Pleasant and the state department.
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Clare
Gold Star Mothers
City Hall
Mt. Pleasant
State Department
Genevieve Danhke
Roseville
Gertrude Querback
Installations Highlight Club Activities and Plans
Several officers could not attend the meeting but new appointments will be made at the next session. Margaret LaVoye performed Youll Never Walk Alone and He during the installation. A Christmas party was planned and Mrs. Danhke announced the state convention would be held in Lansing in April.
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Ician
Margaret LaVoye
Youll
Danhke
Lansing
Couple Speak Vows In Coleman
Barbara McReynolds and John D. Geer wed in Coleman Assembly of God Church in a candlelight ceremony on November 7. The couple, both Coleman graduates, will reside on route 2 Coleman. The bride works at Pleasent Pamper Beauty Salon in Midland and the groom is employed at Robinson Inc.
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Assembly of God Church
Coleman
Barbara McReynolds
John D. Geer
Robert Monroe
Alva Mc Reynolds
Dean Geer
Route 2
Barbara
Sally Tessman
Linda Arthur
Harry Bunting
Flint
Gary Geer
Saline
Dick McReynolds
Philip John Cronin
Jane Roman
Hunting Safety Rules for Accident Free Trips
The Red Cross cites about 2300 gun related deaths and numerous injuries yearly. Always treat every gun as loaded and avoid horseplay or aiming at anything not intended to be shot.
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American Red Cross
Army Develops Night Vision Aid For Field Combat
The Army announces image intensification using natural moon and starlight to see at night. Three devices are planned: the Starlight Scope under six pounds for rifles, a Crew Served Weapons Night Vision Sight under 20 pounds for machine guns, and a 40 plus pound tripod mounted Medium Range Night Observation Device for battlefield surveillance. Production targets include infantry night sights, armor, artillery observation, with troop testing and potential helmet binoculars and handheld long range viewing devices on the horizon.
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Washington
ANF
Army
Local social round up from Harrison area
Sunday and weekend visitors fill the Harrison area as families visit relatives in Lansing Davison Mount Pleasant Cadillac Clare and Midland. Notables include the Amble Stamman Gagush and Bruce households with multiple stops and a VFW auxiliary dinner for fifty firemen and guests.
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Elmer Gagush
Fred Stacy
Daugh~ter
Walter Vernon
Ithaca
Arnold Stamman
Lansing
Bob Amble
Davison
C. A. Amble
William Walker
Willard Dancer
Lee
Dale Dancer
Saginaw
Bay City
Anna Carpenter
Bernie Hampton
Mr. Pleasant
Max Braile
Baldwin
Norman Rauch
Albert Bruce
R. J.,moore
Alandale
Moores
Gloria Poet
Glen Lower
Clare
Kenneth Smith
Wayne
Ivah Moore
James Schnieder
Vern Mathias
Clare Hospital
GC. A. Amble
Mt. Pleasant
Pearl Denney
Roy Stamman
Earl Stamman
Pontiacas
Stuart Mountley
Ralph Kennedy
Cadillac
Jay Clute
Colonville
Pearl Clute
J. R. Moore
Bert Bruce
Harrison
V.F.W
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Grove Bros
Jim and
Arlene Grove
Bacana
Saas
Hall Gate Brand
Pels Id
John D, Geer
Box Dry Cleaners
Ken Ritter
Gold Star
Shari
St Sas Pelief
Rexall
Clecleex
Ed Radio
U.S.A
Anderson
Clare Sentinel
Harrison Briers
Fred Wood
Joe
Jim Duggan
Midland
Duane Schuyler
Durand
Ernie McCartney
Clarified Bakery
Ken Cox
Riviera
Tim Cotter
N. Main, Clare
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