30 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
1
Mid Michigan Community College invites applications for Sept 1968 classes to begin in temporary facilities. Programs include General Education two year tracks and technical and business fields. Students starting in September 1968 will form the first graduating class once the new building is ready.
Clare High School Thespians rehearse Hip Hippie Ho oray to be performed Friday in the elementary auditorium at 8 00. Lead Suzie Stevenson is a restaurateur in Haight Ashbury seeking her missing brother amid humorous hippie and square adventures.
The third annual talent show sponsored by the National Honor Society will be held Wednesday December 6 at 7 30 p m in the Clare Elementary School auditorium. Five US 10 Conference schools besides Clare will be represented. Sponsors promise the best entertainment yet and invite the public and area students to attend with admission 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students.
Dr. William Stinchcombe of Syracuse University staff receives a $1,000 prize for his manuscript French American Alliance in American Politics 1778-1783. The prize is awarded jointly by the Society for French Historical Studies and the Institut Francais de Washington.
Warm weather kept deer kills steady early in 1967 with snow and cooler temperatures improving conditions. Northern Lower Peninsula sees good weekend harvest and more young bucks, while southern Lower Peninsula shows solid potential. Upper Peninsula volumes still fall short due to harsh winter and spring, and overall hunter numbers declined most in the U P.
In a hurried last week edition a draft paragraph about Tom Lewis from the 1907 Pioneer football team was inadvertently omitted and printed today. A County Supervisors report page 14 ed provides October meeting figures to complete the report.
The Isabella County Safety Council will meet Tuesday December 5 at 8 in the Mt Pleas ant Municipal Court room. The program analyzes the rise in traffic fatalities and asks whether the driver vehicle or highway is to blame. A safety film will be shown and residents urged to participate.
Clare Chamber of Commerce hosts a Christmas parade on McEwan Street this Saturday December 2 at 11:00 a.m. featuring Santa on a sleigh with reindeer, the Clare Fire Department, ten large animals, high school band, and costumed marchers. Santa visits December 9 and 16. children under 10 may win prizes for letters to Santa.
Tom Lewis a 190 pound junior on Clare Highs championship team was coaches choice for all conference right linebacker on the defensive unit. He starred on the Pioneers best ever defense praised by voting coaches and mentor Gary Rayburn noted his tackles lead the team. Lewis reads opponent plays and endures rough contact with no letdown through four quarters. He will be counted on as a starting regular for next years squad.
Farwell High School held a National Honor Society initiation on November 21, 1967, with thirteen new members chosen for scholarship leadership character and service. Senior members included Walter Garver Bill Grim Linda Putnam Gloria Shoemaker and others. parents watched as pledges were taken.
A new U S Department of Labor list defines hazardous farm jobs for workers under 16 effective January 1 1968. It excludes many common tasks but bans handling certain chemicals blasting agents aircraft flagging and tractor or wagon operations with specifics on tractors over 20 belt horsepower and related equipment.
Michigan’s mail fallout protection survey in 72 cities nears halfway, with over 691000 questionnaires returned to the Census Bureau. Enumerators in Clare County visited more than 8500 homes and non urban areas 908947 dwellings. The 45.9 percent mail return rate comes from 1.5 million questionnaires sent to residents of large cities. The program began Oct 19, funded by the federal government, and aims to inform households how to protect themselves while aiding community shelter planning.
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