Teachers' Salary Protest Aired In Citizens Committee Study
Teachers in the Clare Public School system seek citizen support for pay raises through information meetings with the Citizens' Committee. The first meeting in the Elementary School band room included the Salary and Curriculum committees and board observers. A second meeting is planned for December 2 as teachers push for a permanent higher pay schedule tied to education level, experience, and potential curriculum improvements.
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Clare
Citizens’ Committee
James Dunlop
Dave Donovan
Robert
Thomas
Lloyd
Conley
Carleton Garthe
Floyd Norcutt
Warren Tice
Richard Schroeder
Carl Gruno
Board of Education
Citizens' Committee
Wayne House earns trip to International Livestock Exposition
Wayne House a 4 H club member from Rosebush was selected for a $50 award trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago on November 27 He was chosen over 17 applicants in Michigan and the trip is sponsored by the Michigan Beef Cattle Breeders Association Congratulations from Isabella County Extension Director Harry Densmore and friends.
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Wayne House
Rosebush
Chicago
Wayne
Earl House
Michigan
Michigan Beef Cattle Breeders’ Association
Isabella County Extension
Harry Densmore
City halts water main job amid missing procedural steps
The city Commission ordered a hold on a six inch Brookwood subdivision water main after discovering that required petitions districting and notices were not completed. Progress reports show extensive curb gutter paving and park improvements despite the stoppage.
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Brookwood
Clarence Gunn
Brookwood Subdivision
State Health Department
Norcutt Twins Shine In State Air Gun Championship
Larry Norcutt won Michigan's top air rifle trophy at Grand Rapids finishing 132 of 150 as his twin Gary claimed local first prize. Clare partners Rick Kempher previous year winner, quartet sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce with Mike Elden Jimmy White.
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Larry Norcutt
Gary
Grand Rapids
Larry
Clare
Michigan
Rick Kempher
Floyd Norcutt
Mike Elden
Jimmy White
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Schaeffer
Carl Gruno
Sentinel
Should Be Grateful Should Be Grateful
Rev L J Nevins spoke before the Clare Rotary at noon on Thanksgiving. He urged humble gratitude and urged sharing surplus with hungry and sick people worldwide.
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Clare Rotary Club
L. J. Nevins
Thanksgiving Worship at Clare Congregational Church
The Clare Congregational Church holds a Thanksgiving Eve service at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Van Parker will speak on thankful meditations and a collected offering funds the Share Our Surplus relief effort via United Church agencies.
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Clare Congregational Church
van Parker
United Church
First-Day Deer Hunt Shows Early Success Across Regions
Local hunters report opening day success as deer kills rise from last year per Conservation Department checks. Early catches include Dorsey Mussell, Cecil Pudway, Dale Cooper, and others across Clare county and nearby towns. About 100000 special permits issued for deer in 39 crop-damage zones.
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Conservation Department
Dorsey Mussell
Clare County
Cecil Pudway
Dale Cooper
Colonville
Michigan corn picking danger warned by MSU expert
Safety specialist Phillip J. Mielock of Michigan State University warns that wet fall weather and cold days tempt farmers to hurry. Driving too fast causes picker plug ups and rushing drivers may leave the power takeoff on while unplugging, risking severe injury or amputation.
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Michigan
Phillip J. Mielock
Michigan State University
Mielock
Dri
Thanksgiving Week Sentinel Pushes Early Edition
The Sentinel will print and distribute a full day early for Thanksgiving. Want ads copy deadline moved to noon Monday and news and correspondence accepted one day sooner than usual.
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Sentinel
Invents New Threshing Machine Granting Patent
Dr. Wesley F Buchele associate professor of agricultural engineering receives a patent for a revolutionary threshing machine. The device uses a conical separating cylinder and whirling motion to separate grain from straw with a wind blast for chaff, differing from conventional beating methods.
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Wesley F Buchele
Buchele
Towa State University
Aura State University
Bitter winter weekend claims multiple deer hunting deaths
Heavy snow and high winds crippled central and northern Michigan roads as deer hunters faced dangerous conditions. John Leonard Klosinski of Cleveland and John Barkham of Royal Oak died in separate head on crashes on US-10 and near Clare. Officers reported injuries to several others including Alex Lendvoi and Dorothy Lendvoi of Flushing. Roman Schrauben of Portland was found shot and died from his wounds. Kenneth Rocky of Jackson injured in a tree collision near Harrison. The weekend toll included 17 dead, with traffic hazards delaying aid and fueling crowded hunting camps and scattered accidents across the region.
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Michigan
James Hill
John Leonard Klosinski
Cleveland
Ohio
Hunting Woods
Klosinski
Alex Lendvoi
Flushing
Lendvoi
Dorothy
John Barkham
Royal Oak
Richard Miller
Rosebush
Us-10
Roman J. Schraubén
Portland
Schrauben
Summerfield
James Darling
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Rocky
Jackson
Rocky
Harrison
FHS Seniors Stage Annual Class Play
Farwell high school's senior class drama program presented two one act plays under Mr. Fred Warner on Friday night. Grey Bread featured a protective mother and her granddaughter in a peasant cottage set long ago with Linda Oliver as the grandmother and Betty Irwin as the daughter. Tell Dorie Not to Cry depicted two sisters in love with the same man with Hawaii as the scene. Cast included Gloria Nichols Patricia Geral dine Adams Georgia McNerney Bonnie McNerney Barbara Brown Pat Halslander Judy Graham. A quartet performed Yow's Never Walk Alone and a poem First Flight was read by Joan Langle. Attendance was good despite bad weather.
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Farwell High School
Fred Warner
Dorie
Hawaii
Gloria Nichols
Patricia
Geraldine Adams
Georgia and
Bonnie McNerney
Babbette
Barbara Brown
Fern
Pat Halslander
Miss Kirchner
Judy Graham
Mary Doxtader
Linda Oliver
Marjie Baslick
Joan Langle
Sid. Main
Lake
Defective Heaters Cause More Deaths in Michigan
State and local police warn of hazards from defective heaters, noting seven total deaths in Michigan from asphyxiation. The two latest victims in Kalkaska County involved the trademarked Thurm bottled gas heater. Authorities clarify that Duo Therm is unrelated to the dangerous unit and urge checks before use.
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Michigan
Kalkaska County
Central Michigan honors four students from Clare on Dean's List
During spring semester 263 CMU students earned B average or higher qualifying for the Dean's List. From Clare, seniors Stewart W. Kinde and Lucille B. Becker and sophomores Ann Lenore Jackson and Mary Jane Maloney are named on the honors list.
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Central Michigan University
Claré
Stewart W. Kinde
Lucille B. Becker
Ann Lenore Jackson
Mary Jane Maloney
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Farwell
Clyde Brandon
Lansing
Dale
Ted Abbey
Jerry Luder
Hast Eagle
Gene VanBlarcom
Bay City
Charlie VanBlarcom
Mann Siding
L. G. Brown
Everett
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Mann
George Francis
Denver Township
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Kenneth Rawson
Leon Schlafley
Hubert Phipps
Fred English
May Campbell
Jim Aumatagher
Saginaw
Canada
Standish
Sanford
Mt. Pleasant
Morley
White Cloud
Straits of Mackinac
Hatton
FHS
Linda Oli
Betty Irwin
Grace Breidenstein
Betty Hubel
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