Ron Walters 4-H Handicraft Delegate To U S Club Show
Ron Walters son of Mr and Mrs Ethard Walters is a Michigan state 4 H winner whose handicraft will take him to the U S Club Congress in Chicago opening Sunday November 27 He is an Eagle Stars club member eight years and 7610 East Beaverton Rd Clare Michigan The congress theme Pursuit of Excellence features Mary G Roebling as keynote speaker and delegates are sponsored by business or private enterprise
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Ronald Walters
Ethard Walters
Chicago
East Beaverton Rd
Clare
Eagle Stars Club
Puerto Rico
Ron
Mary G. Roebling
Trenton Trust Company
Trenton
American Stock Exchange
Farwell School Board Expands Staff to Cut Class Sizes
Farwell schools approved adding two elementary teachers to reduce second and third grade class sizes from 36 to 26. The move aims for an overall elementary average of 29 students per room. Board plans a district building study to meet growing demand, averaging 33 new students yearly, signaling four new rooms every three years.
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Farwell
Board of Education
Harold Elenhaas
Eleenhaas
Hit and run driver pursued after Clare County crash
Police chief says a 65 Ford owned by Dr. E C Shurlow was struck while parked on McEwan Street. Avonne E Ware of Mt. Pleasant drove a Chevy II that fled at 90 mph before Isabella County Sheriff intercept near Vandecar Road. Ware was summoned for leaving the scene and the car to Clare.
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Roger Depue
E.C. Shurlow
Court St
Shurlow
McEwan St
Avonne E. Ware
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County Sheriff's Department
Vandecar Rd
Barryton
Clare
Pure Station Opens After Extensive Remodeling in Clare
Pure auto service station at McEwan and Seventh in Clare reopens under proprietor Emil Szczubelek. He stocks full service items for autos and trucks plus discount merchandise and motorists accessories. The remodeled site features modern lighting an extra service island updated drive layout and decor. Szczubelek a former Detroiter with K Mart experience resides in Clare with wife and six children.
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McEwan
Seventh
Clare
Emil Szczubelek
Szczubelek
K-Mart
Detroit
Clare Fire Department Auxiliary Organized
The Clare Women's Auxiliary to the Clare Fire Department was organized on November 3, 1966 with officers elected. They plan monthly meetings on the first Thursday and will pack clothes for families burned out at the next gathering. Donations of cleaned used clothing are invited by calling EV6-7786 or EV6-7605.
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Clare Women’s Auxiliary
Clare Fire Department
Coleman PTO To Host Reading Workshop And Tea
Dr. June Slobodian will speak at the Coleman PTO meeting on November 22 and lead an afternoon teachers workshop. The Coleman Community School system has started a volunteer teacher aide program this year with twelve parents and sixteen students participating.
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June Slobodian
Coleman
Parent Teachers Organization
Slobodian
Coleman Community School
Car Rental Complaint Involving Unreturned Vehicle
City police received a November 15 report from Dan McDonald's Ford about a car rented on November 10 that had not been returned. Porter Lawrence Snow 40 rented the vehicle after telling McDonald the renter's car was in Harrison with transmission problems and needed a ride home.
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Dan McDonald
Ford
McEwan St
McDonald’s
Porter Lawerence Snow
McDonald
Harrison
Districts welcome aid in Mid Michigan College plan
About 200 educators from Clare Gladwin and Isabella counties gathered in Gladwin to review the college’s first building plan. The session covered joint Voc Tech offerings, shared facilities, and potential enrollment arrangements with Mt Pleasant and other districts, with future lab and classroom expansions planned.
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Mid Michigan Community College
Eugene Gillaspy
Gladwin
Glare
Isabella
Mt. Pleasant City
MMCC
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Board weighs portable classrooms proposal at meeting
At the Clare Board of Education session in the high school library on November 14 the board passed two resolutions. One requests curb and paving work on School Crest Street and will go to the City Commission on November 21. A second thanks local agencies and volunteers for support at home football games. The board heard an interim report from the Classrooms for 1967 committee, which favors relocatable classrooms as a temporary crowd relief, with final recommendations possible in December. The board also named members to negotiate teachers' salaries.
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Clare Board of Education
Schoolcrest
City Commission
Clare Police Department
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coleman and Harrison
Clare Chamber Accepts Bayes Resignation Appoints Mettler
Clare Chamber of Commerce directors vote to accept the resignation of O D Bayes and install Robert Mettler, Holley Carburetor Clare Aircraft Division plant manager, in his stead. Dan McDonald elected president with Richard Ulrich as vice president. Winter Sports committee forms with Stuart Bicknell as chair. Tentative date set for evening shopping opening December 9 and Santa’s visit to Clare Streets on December 10.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
O.D. Bayes
Robert Mettler
Holley Carburetor
Clare Aircraft Division
Dan McDonald
Richard Ulrich
Bration
Stuart Bicknell
Dick Groves
Jerry Forsberg
Santa
Clare Streets
Farm City Week Highlights Hunter Farmer Understanding
Michigan promotes Farm City Week November 18 24 alongside deer seasons November 12 27 in the Upper Peninsula and November 19 December 4 in the Lower Peninsula. Hunters should seek landowner permission respect borders and livestock guard gates and report damages while thanking farmers to maintain year round goodwill.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Sentinel Day Early For Thanksgiving Reading Plea Sure
An early mailing date next week for The Sentinel will ensure delivery in time for pre holiday shopping. Copy deadlines are moved ahead to fit Wednesday morning’s mail. Advertising deadlines also advanced one day. Contributors and advertisers are asked for cooperation.
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the Sentinel
Clare area reports progress in building and expansion
Chamber of Commerce Manager Ken Barnes says 19 homes were completed or under construction this year with an estimated value of 350 200. Commercial and industrial expansion totals 566 800. Remodeling permits reached 17 230. Harrison county plans for the new county building near final stages with occupancy now hoped for between December 15 and January 15 1967. Industrial payrolls reach 1089, up 269 from last year.
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Clare
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Barnes
Barnes
Harrison
C-C
All Conference 11s Picked By U S 10 League Coaches
Glare Twin Elms hosted coaches Tuesday night to name All-Conference 11s. Reed City led with standout players including L.E. Paul Ivkovich and R.L.E Nolan Pritchard, while Clare Farwell Reed City and Meridian notables earned spots on both offense and defense.
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Twin Elms
Glare
Mr. Goodell
Reed City
L.E
Paul Ivkovich
L.T
Tim. White
Clare
Dayle Garlock
R.E
Bob Iserhoth
Farwell
Bryant Wekerman
R.L.E
Nolan Pritchard
Evart
L.L.E
Tim Wilson
L.H
Duane Updike
Gregg McDowell
R.H. al Patterson
Claré
Doug Rosser
Larry Crawford
L.G
Terry Schumacher
Coleman
Mike Mills
R.G
Clark Lincoln
R.T
Bill Verdon
John Cas
John Schumacher
Roger Kushman
Gary Trimmer
Steve Marshall
Craig Biengz
Meridian
Jim Young
Cole
Man
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Fifth and Hemlock
Sentinel
Beaverton
Clare Farwell
Gladwin County
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James McNamara
College Board
Gillaspy
Lansing
Conservation Department
Cooperative Hunting Club
Teel
Tim Haring
Tim Shered
F.B
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R.H. George Vasicek
Vic Milejczek
Rick Nielsen
Glen Springer
Carl Marsh
Ewart
Jim Walters
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Jim Eberhart
Dan White
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Archie Bell
Rod DeWitt
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