Clare Sentinel Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Clare Sentinel is a weekly Clare Michigan newspaper, edited by Harold A. Couturier with William D. Elden and Paul G. Schroeder as associates. Subscription rates are $4.50 in Clare County and military service, $5.50 in surrounding counties, $6.50 elsewhere in Michigan, and $8.00 for other states.
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Isabella
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Michigan
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Michigan Teachers Pay Boosts Highlight 1968 69 Talks
Final figures show Michigan teachers rank among the best paid in the Midwest. Starting salaries range from 5 855 in Lake Linden to 7 500 in Detroit, with MEA seeking 8 000 to start and 16 000 for master's level within 10 years. Experienced teachers see gains, and districts like Van Dyke raise bachelor pay to 11 417. A housing code reform and a plan to stock Grand River with 100 000 salmon next year also feature in the period’s notes.
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Michigan
Midwest
Detroit
Lake Linden
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Education Association
MEA
Dearborn
Kai Erickson
u“Erickson
Erickson
van Dyke
Readers protest high prices for youth in adult shows
A letter from Penniless Teenagers Of Clare questions why youths aged 12 to 15 are charged adult prices at an entertainment show. They ask if an all adult show would allow younger attendees and urge fair pricing for minors.
Ain't It Nice to Have a Friend Poem by Howard Cotton
A poem by Howard Cotton celebrates friendship as a steady support during hard times. It images a companion who understands, pats the back, offers encouragement, and stays through thick and thin. The verse emphasizes loyalty and reassurance in tough moments.
Auto Club urges light clothing to aid night visibility
November brings longer nights and higher pedestrian danger warns the Automobile Club of Michigan. Drivers need light clothing and reflective tape on school items to improve visibility, with posters distributed to schools statewide.
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Automobile Club of Michigan
Auto Club
Clare City Commission Regular Meeting November 4 1968
The Clare City Commission held a regular meeting on November 4 1968 approving a sign replacement permit at Sixth and McEwan. A discussion on an auxiliary police force was postponed to the next meeting. John Ruggles proposed HUD grant for a civic center. A sewer main extension to Lot 8 Block 42 was referred for cost estimates. Agreement with Courtney Bauer for two additional hangars at Clare Municipal Airport was ratified. Bills were approved. Madge Ruark City Clerk.
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Clare
Courtney Bauer
Madge Ruark
Social Roundup From Harrison Area Visits and Callers
Mrs. Rhoda Gibson was a Friday caller of Mrs. Albert Bruce. Gerald Engle of Midland visited Aunt Jennie Amble for Sunday lunch. The Wood family from Zilwaukee spent several days with Fred Wood. Numerous locals hosted and visited across Harrison, Bay City, Flint, Brighton, Copemish, Saginaw, Gaylord, Rose City, and Albion, with several funeral attendees noted.
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Rhoda Gibson
Albert Bruce
Gerald Engle
Midland
Jennie Amble
William van Heel
Kenneth Shell
Flint
E.M. Bucholz
Aaron Brink
Sparta
Bruce Wood
Zilwaukee
Fred Wood
Tom Crean
A.W. Whitmer
Bay City
Clair Walters
Farwell
Martha Allen
Mr. Pleasant
Henry Brink
Lucas
Lovell Gardner
Penney
Brighton
Norman Gardner
Clara Smith
Lewellyn Crane
Mary
Copemish
Eli Payne
Albion
Roy
George Nash Sr
Gaylord
William Sider
Devere Borden
Rose City
Bruce McGregor
Earl Thomas
Ruth Koch
Helen Wood
Nancy Crawford
Arlie Lutzi
Cubmasters and Scouts Highlight Evening Program
Don Spencer led Cubmas ter with Larry Acton Don Mather and Katherine Coveart assisted by Cubscouts Mark Coveart Jim Slater and Tiger Acton. The club learned of scout projects and leaders praised Kiwanian Jon Ringelberg for being elected District Judge. Elections set 1969 board and officers. City Manager Glen Cain attended as guest of Mark Bicknell. Next week Ray Whalen will present.
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Don Spencer
Cubmaster
Larry Acton
Don Mather
Katherine Coveart
Mark Coveart
Jim Slater
Tiger Acton
Cubscouts
Joe Johnston
Jon H.ringelberg
Dick Alexander
Doc Thompson Eaxil Baumgarth
George Punches
Larry Eastley
John Quinnan
Paul Schroeder
Jack Mal
Bob Campbell
Glen Cain
Mark Bicknell
Ray Whalen
A Better Life From Sunday Sermon
The sermon argues that evil and suffering persist but personal character can improve life on earth. It urges devotion of time and energy to good causes, meeting responsibility with will, and renewing effort after adversity. Collective effort increases impact toward a better life.
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Earth
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