Owosso YMCA Sponsors Bow & Arrow Rabbit Hunt
The Owosso YMCA announces the Annual Bow and Arrow Rabbit Hunt at Styke Ferris Farm near Perry Michigan on Sunday December 3 starting 10:00 a.m. with a 12 to 1 p.m. break. Registration at 9:00 a.m. and a 9:30 a.m. church service precede lunch and a pheasant hunt for the first ten hunters. Proceeds aid the YMCA Youth Program. Mort Neff of Michigan Outdoors will participate.
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Owosso Ymca
Bow & Arrow
Styke Ferris
Perry
Michigan
Mort Neff
Michigan Outdoors
Owosso
Clare Alleys City League Week of November 6 1961
Standings show Bryant Mobil and Lone Pine Motel tied at 23 percent with Food Town 19 and Sentinel Want Ads 16 in top marks. High series F O Day 621 and J Mott 586 with games F O Day 240 and J Mott 235. Ladies League results list Holley Carburetor and Drewrys among top teams with individual scores: Shelander Jackson MeJames and Willey leading in series and games.
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Bryant Mobil
Lone Pine
Sentinel
Griswolds Service
Holley
Schaeffer's Dairy Bar
Rockwood Bar
F. O'Day
J. Mott
J. Bailey
F. O’day
B. Spicer
Anderson’s Drug
Allen's
T.V
Drewry’s
Green’s Shoes
Hill
Schaeffer's
Clare Sentinel
F. Shelander
L. Jackson
H. MeJames
J. Willey
M. Stephens
Bowling League Scores and Highs from November 1961
Bow's Mason teams led the bowling night with high series by G Thayer 620 L Wood 521 and B Wyman 511. High games featured G Thayer 215 207 and G Murphy 205. Merchants League standings show Ackerman’s Plumbing leading at 21 with Holley Carburetor close behind 20. Major League week includes Log Cabin Grace and Stanley Oil with top series by L Shelander D Spicer 587 and 562. high game by D Spicer 229 and J Murphy 216.
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Mason No
G. Thayer
L. Wood
B. Wyman
G. Murphy
Merchants League
Ackerman’s Plumbing
Holley
Carling’s Beer
Elt’s Sinclair
Farwell Bank
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Citizens State Bank
Feller’s
Jim Murphy
John Musser
Earl Ruby
Bob Beck
Fred DeDolph
Wayne Perkins
Log Cabin Grace
Stanley Oil
Dan McDonalds
L. Shelander
D. Spicer
D. Benedict
J. Murphy
Gateway Lanes hosts Junior Bowling Congress results 1961
November 11 1961 Gateway Lanes event notes Farwell Eagles 16 Freshmen 14 Webels 13 Flintstones 12 Clods 12 Cities Service 642 Holley Mfg Co 5. Hoys High Games Dennis Dawson 153 Jr Smith 138. Girls High Games Bette Bell 169 110 Sue Smith 109.
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Junior Bowling Congress
Farwell Eagles
Webels
Flintstones
Clods
Gateway Lanes
Holley Mfg. Co
Hoys
Dennis Dawson
Jr. Smith
Bette Bell
Sue Smith
Monday Night Mixed and Men’s Bowling League Standings 1961
Report lists weekly results from multiple leagues dated November 1961. Teams such as Brown and White, Ardis and Bryant, J R Building Contractor compete with scores. leaders include Roe and Everts and Alexander and Newman. Individual high series and games are named for men and women across divisions.
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Brown and White
Ardis and
Bryant
J & R Bldg
Cruden and Szul
Spotters
Stanley Oil Co
Green and Hales
Colvin and Gies
Green and Burdo
Mickle and Busche
Bel i-Wiks
Erchmar and Stanley
Irwin and
Irwin
Knight and Foell
Roe and Everts
Alexander and
Newman
Gordon Smith
Jack Green
Wendell Colvin
Irene Cruden
Ruth Stanley
Fall Planting Of 39 000 Lake Trout In Eight Lakes
The Conservation Department reports a fall planting of about 39 000 lake trout across eight lakes in the northern lower peninsula. Two year olds averaging seven inches will fill Higgins Roscommon Elk Torch Walloon Charlevoix Duck Glen Lake Bellaire Avalon with varying counts. Crystal Lake received 15 000 trout earlier this year and will get 5 000 next spring. Eggs were gathered from Elk Higgins Torch Glen Crystal Walloon lakes in prior years. None were tapped this year.
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Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Higgins Lake
Roscommon County
Elk and
Torch Lakes
Antrim County
Walloon Lake
Charlevoix
Duck Lake
Grand Traverse County
Glen Lake
Leelanau
Lake Bellaire
Lake Avalon
Montmorency
Crystal Lake
Benzie
Elk
Higgins
Torch
Glen
Crystal
Walloon
Great Lakes
Parks Could Shelter Refugees In Nuclear Emergency
Michigan parks chief Arthur C. Elmer says state parks could serve as emergency housing in a nuclear attack citing Texas rescue centers during Hurricane Carla. He notes 8 000 Michigan campsites could shelter up to 40 000 people with utilities, though no shelters exist now.
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Michigan
Arthur C. Elmer
The
Conservation Department
Parks and Recreation Division
Elmer
National Conference On State Parks
Texas
Pomona Grange Meeting with Gilmore Grange Tonight
Pomona Grange meets with Gilmore Grange on Thursday November 16. Members urged to attend. Several local families feature in community updates including Thanksgiving dinners and hospital recoveries.
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Pomona Grange
Gilmore Grange
Phipps
Community Hall
Emma Phipps
Florida
Fred English
Bay City
Todd Fredrick
John Robison
Pomona
Milan Robison
Fred English and Son
Bay City Hospital
North
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Clare
Hoffmans
Coleman Drug
Campbells Cities Service
Thavers
O’laughlins
Lehrs Shell
Farmers Co-op Il
M. Baker
B. Dunbar
H. LaGoe
M. Mason
Fraternal League
K of C
Bowi
Silvan TV
Sylvania
KenRoe Amusement Co
East U.S
PTS
Twin Elms
Padway TV
Kenroe TV
Coldwater Lake
Farwell Insurance
Lakeside Bar
Kraft Foods
Fletcher’s Cities Service
Mich
Bell Inst. & Mice
Hilltop Rustic
State Farm Insurance
Schaeffer’s Valley Lea
Sweet's Cities Serv. Distr
Bell Coast
AFI
AN Xue
T. Brown
M. Bedard
J. Mickle
S. Moreno
JD Ladies League
Ford-O-Matics
Coldwater Lake Bar
Marble’s Auto Collision
Band Box Cleaners
Bruckart Motor Sales
Johnny’s
Ulrich Standard Serv
Everts Jewelers
the Farwell News
Paul's Hair
Jane Willey
Phyllis Hartshorn
Judy Stephens
Rose Neff
Edna Roth - Nearing
Manca Ara
Helen McJames
Edna Roth
Helen Dixon
Chicago
Chicago River
Marina City
Alice Rawson
Helen Morris
Terence O’rourke
Stewart Graham
Detroit
Dale Bunker
Clifton Schultz
Dennis Schaar
Keith Scotts
John Robisons
Fred
Peninsulas
Henry Magnus & Sons
Clare, Mich
Groves
Dann As
Ars
Chevy
Chevrolet
Jobmaster
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