4 H State Dress Revue Winner Heads to Chicago
Helen Rogers from Ewart heads to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago after winning the state dress revue among 28 000 Michigan entrants. Eleven Clare county youths will exhibit at the Detroit Junior Livestock Show in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rogers
Ewart
Chicago
Clare County
MSU Cooperative Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Detroit
Michigan
Ziegenbein Retires From Consumers Power Central Division
Herbert L. Ziegenbein, central division manager of Consumers Power Company, will retire December 1. Ralph Hahn, his assistant, will succeed him. Hahn, Detroit native and Lawrence Institute of Technology graduate, has been with Consumers since 1946 and was Ziegenbein's assistant since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Ziegenbein
Consumers Power Company
Central Division
Alma
Ralph Hahn
Clare
Consumers Station
Claude A. Mulligan
Jackson
University of Michigan
Ziegenbein
Hahn
Detroit
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Consumers
Speed limit changes on US-27 in Harrison area
State and local police along with the district traffic engineer announce new speed zones on US-27 Business Route through Harrison and Hayes township. Limits set at 50 mph south to Hostettler Road, 40 mph to County Farm Road, 30 mph to Fairlane Avenue, then two short segments to Fir Road. order signed by State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs and State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie, effective once signs are erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Harison
Hayes Township
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Harrison and Hostettler Road
Fir Road
Joseph A. Childs
John C. Mackie
Michigan educators gather for teacher recruitment conference
Kathryn Broh representing the Michigan Department of Classroom Teachers joined 100 Michigan civic educational and business leaders at a state conference on teacher recruitment on November 12. Sponsored by the Michigan Education Association and the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers, the meeting at MEA Camp St Marys Lake Battle Creek featured group discussions on recruitment standards of preparation and status, ending with a summary of findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Broh
Michigan Department of Classroom Teachers
Michigan
Michigan Education Association
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
MEA
St. Mary’s Lake
Battle Creek
Deer harvest grows as hunters report early success
Early reports from Clare area deer hunters show a warm start to Michigan big game season. Names including Floyd Fair Chuck Shayler John Shayler Dr G C Born Ersel Dangler Roy Wentworth and Dale White notch bucks of sizes from 3 to 10 points as crowds expect a strong harvest across the region. Pete Brown counted 362 deer on a single I 75 drive amid heavy traffic while many hunters still trail woods in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Brown
Clare
Midland
Michigan
Virgil Bergstrom
al Austin
The
Sentinel
Floyd Fair
Chuck Shayler
John
Dan Burdo
Gary Zastrow
Dad
Upper Peninsula
G.C. Born
Ersel Dangler
Roy Wentworth
Ernest Irwin
Jim Wood
Arnold
Gladys McKay
J.R. Gershon
Tony Wedal
Homer Borle
Duncan Kapplinger
Dale White
Harold Couturier
L.P
Grocers Dairy Co. Faces Milk Handling Hearing
The Michigan Department of Agriculture Dairy Division has ordered a hearing for Grocers Dairy Co. of Grand Rapids on illegal use of one gallon containers for retailing milk and other charges. The action highlights state dairy regulation and compliance enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Grocers Dairy Co
Grand Rapids
Going To Press Early In Clare Sentinel Thanksgiving Week
The Clare Sentinel will go to press one day earlier next week due to Thanksgiving. Classified ads must arrive by 10 a.m. Monday and all newscopy by deadline one day earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Organize Drive For Scout Funds In Clare County
A Clare county campaign to raise funds for Boy Scouting starts Saturday with 7 member committee led by Dick Stocker aiming to raise 2000 dollars to support local scouting and Tomahawk District costs. The Clare Rotary club sponsors a Scout troop of 32 led by Harold Moline. Cub packs are sponsored by Knights of Columbus and Clare Kiwanis with 60 to 70 active boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare
Larry Everts
Tomahawk
Dick Stocker
Bob Campbell
Jay Trucks
Don Holbrook
Bernie Wyman
John Bicknell
Clare Rotary Club
Harold Moline
Knights of Columbus
Clare Kiwanis Club
Ray Hales
Karlyle Coveart
Scouting Council
New Low-fat Milk Debuts in Michigan Stores
A calorie conscious dairy product named low fat milk has been launched in Michigan stores on Friday November 15. Michigan State University food scientist Al Rippen says the product offers higher protein than whole milk with fewer calories and should not replace whole milk but may boost overall milk consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
al Rippen
Michigan State University
Retirement Pension Scheme Adopted For Clare City Employees
The Clare City Commission adopted a pension plan for city workers at the November meeting. Tim Cotter and Albert Haley were named for city roles. The plan funds benefits via individual policies, requires five years of service and age 25, with 15 percent of basic pay up to a $20 minimum, paid for ten years with survivor benefits. Normal retirement is 65, with life insurance and 401a tax qualification. Employee contribution is 3 percent. city covers the rest. The measure aims to boost morale, promotions, and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clarence Gunn
Slow Progress in Michigan Soil Survey Effort
E P Whiteside of Michigan State University notes general soil surveys lag in six counties. He warns it will take 30 more years to finish detailed maps at current rates, despite cooperation from MSU staff, USDA scientists, and students. State funds supply 27 000 of 331 000 yearly survey costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.P. Whiteside
Michigan State University
Michigan
Michigan State
U.S.D.A
County Snow Removal Aid Allocations Revealed for Michigan
Michigan State Highway Department released Snow Removal Fund totals and county qualifications. Clare County with 60 inches last winter fails to receive aid. eight counties south of the Muskegon Bay City line qualify this year, including Allegan Muskegon Ottawa Kent and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State Highway Department
Clare County
John C. Mackie
al Fund
Keweenaw County
Upper Peninsula
Houghton County
Benzie
Lower Peninsula
Antrim County
Mackie
Will.co
Allegan County
Marquette County
Meakinac County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Muskegon Bay City Line
Allegan
Muskegon
Ottawa Kent
van Buren
Kalamaz00
Berrien
Cass
Coleman girl among eleven in new Gallaudet class
A Coleman girl is one of eleven Michigan students in a new class at Gallaudet College Washington D C the world’s only college for the deaf Linda Low Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester J Allen Sr of R Coleman entered Galludet’s preparatory class after graduating from the Michigan State School for the Deaf in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Michigan
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Linda Low Allen
Lester J. Allen
Galludet
Michigan State School For the
Deer hunter survives close rifle miss near Rapid River
Garl Gruno of Clare, an experienced hunter, was struck by a near miss while chasing a doe north of Rapid River in the Upper Peninsula. The bullet tore his coat, knocked him down, and sent his rifle flying about 15 feet. He describes the impact as like being slugged by a big man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Rapid River
U.P
Don Dalton
Bill and
Court Bauer
Jake Thayer
Don Rosenfield
Gruno
Picked For Honor Highlight Robert Feighner
The 17 year old Mt. Clemens student is treasurer of the National Honor Society and a Student Council member. He plays football and serves as vice president of Youth for Christ. He plans to attend Wayne University this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feighner
Mt. Clemens
Detroit Free Press
National Honor Society
Youth For Christ
Robert
Ward Feighner
Roy Feighner
Clare
Wayne University
Larman Dairy Gains With On Farm Expansion
The Larman family on a 240 acre farm ten miles north of Clare expands dairy operations. Robert Larman shifts to Holsteins with 19 cows and 6 Jerseys, aided by his mother who adds eight Holsteins. Upgrades include a two stall elevated milking parlor, future free stall housing, maternity and catch pens, silos and an auger, and planned dry lot feeding and increased silage production. Mrs. Lydia Larman and Robert’s mother share milking duties as they adapt to the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft
Larman
Clare
Robert Larman
Kenny
Linda
Lou Ann
Lydia Larman
Robert
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Helen Penrose
Loren Penrose
Larry Pudvyay
Mike Rodabaugh
Diane Dunkle
Roger Bower
Bob Semig
Dee Dunkle
Darell ‘Dunkle
Harrison
Wayne
Kent Schmid
Farwell
Bud Dunkle
Louis Schmid
George MacQueen
H. L. Ziegenbein
Hostettler
County Farm Road
Fairlane Ave
Clare City
Glare
Whiteside
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station
East Lansing
Port Huron
Lake Michigan
Oceana County
U. S. Weather Bureau
College For the Deaf
Garl Gruno
Kraftsman
Kraft Dairy Products
Harley Holt
Lor
Larmans
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