County 4Hers Going To See Chicago Events
Four outstanding 4 H Youth from Clare will visit Chicago from November 29 to December 2 on an award trip. Martha Crawford James Penrose Mike Roda baugh and Joe Magnus travel with 4 H Club leaders Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fletcher. They will visit Museum of Science and Industry top of Prudential Building International Livestock Show Board of Trade Shedd Aquarium O Hare Airport and National 4 H Club Congress.
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Chicago
Martha Crawford
James Penrose
Mike Rodabaugh
Joe Magnus
Clare
Wilbur Fletcher
Farwell
Museum of Science and Industries
Prudential Building
Board of Trade
Shedd Aquarium
O’hare Ternational
Miss Ackerman Escapes Injury In Two Car Clare Crash
Miss Jill Ackerman 16 of Clare and friends escaped serious injury when their car was struck from behind by an oncoming vehicle on the US 10 ramp east of Clare. Kevin Campbell 18 of Midland was the other driver and received a ticket.
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Jill Ackerman
Ralph Ackerman
Clare
Kevin Campbell
Miss Ackerman
Clare and Glad win District Court first judge term
The new Clare and Glad District Court will have Judge Jon Ringelberg office space in Clare City Hall for at least a year under an agreement approved by the City Commission. The court replaces the old Justice Court and marks Michigan's move to a new lower court system.
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Clare and Gladwin District Court
Jon Ringelberg
Clare City Hall
William B. Dunlop
Michigan
Tom Bradley
Bradley
Clare County
Commission
Ringelberg
Clare
Harrison
Gladwin County
Wayne Berg
Dunlop
Justice Court
Richard Stoeker
Orchard Street
Beaver Tool and Engineering
Madge Ruark
Stoeker
Clare soldier dies in Vietnam ambush
John W. Hinkle SP4 of Clare died in an ambush about 75 miles north of Saigon while leading a patrol in a motorized cavalry unit. He was the first Clare Selective Service inductee killed in Vietnam. His death prompted military condolences and a posthumous decoration is planned.
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John W. Hinkle
Vietnam
Sp4 Hinkle
Department of Defense
Washington
Kenneth Wickham
Adjutant General’s Office
Secretary of the Army
Hinkle
Saigon
Hawaii
Clare
Clare High School
Saginaw
Army
Charles Gordon Louch
Ilinois
Carl Schrank
U.S. Navy
Schrank
Clare County Selective Service Board
Clare native George Wells recalls daughter Bernice Wells Carlson
George Wells of Dade City Florida writes to The Sentinel about his daughter Bernice Wells Carlson a Clare born author and lecturer at a recent book fair at the University of South Florida. He notes their Clare neighbors and the family’s Clare Furnace Co. history. Carlson has authored more than 12 children’s books and is known for child friendly entertainment and recreation guidance.
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Hilda Veratie
Eugene
Battle Creek
Helen Anderson
Clare
E. A
Raymond
Tim Cotter
Dan Green
Don Thorntons
Sentinel Photo
George Wells
Dade City
Florida
the Sentinel
Bernice
Bernice Wells Carlson
W. Seventh Street
Jacksons
F. C. Sanfords
Cane
Clare Furnace Co
Seiter Brothers
University of South Florida
33 Percent Bonus For Needy Food Budgets
Stahe County Department of Social Services says new participating families can buy food stamp coupons at half price starting December 2 1968 as the Surplus Commodity Program winds down its final distribution on November 26 1968.
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Stahe County
Department of Social Services
Social Service Department
Pioneers Earn Praise From Oscoda Letter Sharply Praises Local Football Team
Clare High football players earned admiration from a visitor in Oscoda after their last game. He praised their neat appearance and manners in a restaurant and sent a letter to Principal Don Spencer. The note boosted Coach Gary Rayburn amid prior motel hesitation toward traveling athletes. The letter also notes a program that aids families via food coupons and a 33 percent bonus, now operating in 1157 counties with 2.4 million participants.
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Clare High
Oscoda
Don Spencer
Gary Rayburn
Sentinel Price Rising to 15 Cents
The Sentinel will raise its newsstand price to 15 cents with the December 4 issue. Management cites higher distribution and production costs and rising material prices. Dealers will charge more per sale than under the previous arrangement as other weeklies and Sunday editions have already increased prices.
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The
Sentinel
Michigan
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Warren Hinkle
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Doherty
St. Cecilia’s Church
Joseph Sruba
Ted
John Hinkle
4-H Club
Jim Penrose
Mike Hedabaugh
George MacQueen
F. Thompson
Universal Fluid Dynamics
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