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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
7
The Clare team posted a shutout against Shepherd with 166 rushing yards to 42 for Shepherd. Kushmaul carried 11 times for 84 yards while Bell averaged over seven yards per carry. McNerney returned an 83 yard interception for Clare as the defense limited Shepherd to 47 net yards and only 8 first downs.
Michigan conservation officials warn it is a misdemeanor to post signs on state lands to forbid hunting. The warning follows over 30 posters found in Houghton Lake State Forest Roscommon County claiming a deer hunting ban. First offenses carry 10 to 50 dollar fines and up to 30 days in jail. repeat violators face up to 100 dollars fine and 30 days imprisonment.
November 6 1967 at Holley Mixed league shows team standings with Team 7 27 Team 5 23 Team 4 7 20 Team 2 20 Team 3 16 Team 1 15 Team 6 13 Team 8 10. Highs include Karl Cleveland 250 for men and Roger Morse 529 series. Women led by Cora Bilsby 174 game and 430 series. notable splits 4 7 10 by Juanita Thurlow and 7 6 10 by Donna Bailey.
The 1967 68 Michigan Winter Sports Map is ready for distribution. The guide lists facilities at 83 winter sports centers in Michigan with details on accommodations slopes lifts meals instruction rentals snow making and entertainment. Free copies available by writing the Michigan Tourist Council Lansing Michigan 48926.
A dense recap of league results from November 1967 across multiple divisions including Bauer & Young, Morse & Howard, Hatton, Northland Dr venues, and Farwell News. It lists team matchups, partial scores, high series and games for men and women, with standings and top performers such as J Bicknell, N Berhénke, F Carncross, Betty Stevens, Linden Guy, and Fran Carncross across numerous clubs and lanes.
Hunters are asked by the Conservation Department to have their deer examined at five highway checking stations. The northernmost Straits of Mackinac station will operate November 21–26 at the north end of the Bridge. Others include Bay City November 18–21 and 25–26, Alma November 18–21 and 25–26, Howard City November 18–20 and 25–26, and White Cloud November 18–20 and 25–26, with additional deer checks on Drummond, Beaver, and Bois Blanc Islands.
The Conservation Commission approved higher ski tow fees at Porcupine Mountain State Park raising daily adult rates from 3 to 3.50 and youth from 1 to 1.50. Seasonal fees increase to 35 for adults and 20 for youths, aligning with private ski areas as new lifts, including a T-bar and a double chairlift, are added.
Michigan Conservation Director Ralph A. MacMullan urges residents to again back a citizen crackdown on deer violators this fall following last season’s 1,500 leads and 1,233 deer arrests during November to December 1966. He cites violations such as night hunting with lights and shooting from a car, and notes a new restitution penalty of $200-$300 per elk, $100-$200 per deer, and $5-$10 for small game and waterfowl, aimed at reducing poaching.
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