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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1959

Page

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City completes summer street and water projects in Clare

City Manager Clarence Gum reported nearly 40000 spent on finishing multiple improvements. Completed items include sidewalk, curb and gutter, storm sewers, road resurfacing, and water mains. A high school sidewalk widening was expanded to six feet. Tank repairs shifted to annual contract prompting budget revisions. Crews will continue fall work on streets and drainage.

Clarence Gum Gum Gunn

Present Scouting Needs Highlight Clare Drive

Boy Scout representatives in Clare plan their annual Fall Finance Drive led by district chairman Dr. G. C. Born. The budget funds Cub Scout Boy Scout and explorer programs plus leader training materials registration advancement and camp privileges through Valley Trails Council. City and section chairs include Marvin Gies Dick Groves Jerry Forsberg Robert Campbell Joe Johnson Judge Donald Holbrook Dale Lyons with a general drive chair to be named. Kick-off was today and broader city coverage is urged as other communities begin drives.

Clare G. C. Born Boy Scouts Valley Trails Council Rotary Kiwanis Kiwanis, and Camp Weidman Marvin’ Gies Dick Groves Jerry Forsberg Robert Campbell Joe Johnson Dr. Born Donald Holbrook Dale Lyons Marvin ,Gies Clare County

Lake Boy On TV Show Today Noon

Lake Boy Billy Beers 4 H club member from Lake appears on the MSU campus program Insect Closeup telecast on channel 10 at 12 30 Edison Poole says he is one of three Michigan youths chosen for the honor. His project won in the Junior Entomology Identification contest at MSU. His mother Mrs Fern Ellis accompanied him to East Lansing last month.

Billy Beers Lake Billy George Beers Michigan State University East Lansing Isabella County 4-H Edward Poole Michigan MSU Fern Ellis East’ Lansing

Saginaw Valley Education Society Visits Central Michigan

About 100 high school industrial arts teachers will visit Central Michigan University tonight for a tour of shop facilities and an exchange of teaching ideas. Robert Winger, Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Michigan and Director of Vocational Education, will be principal speaker. Program begins at 8 p.m. with informal discussions starting at 7 p.m.

Central Michigan U Saginaw Valley Industrial Education Society Robert Winger Michigan

Clare-Nat. grid matchup stirs 1958 echoes in St Louis

In a St Louis tilt Clare faces the Pioneers amid memories of a 1958 clash and a 31 7 Clare loss to Deb Nolan scoring twice and two passes. The Mid Michigan conference exit adds bite as Clare seeks a first win and a final league victory. A full Sentinel sports page recap follows.

Clare Michigan Lutheran of Saginaw St. Louis Pioneers Deb Nolan Mid-Michigan Saginaw CHS Sentinel

National Gardening Expert Speaker For Study Club

Two young Claré area gardeners, 11-year-old Tom La Goe and 8-year-old B. J. Northon, gain praise for home grown produce. Tom’s watermelons won praise for flavor matching appearance, while frost threats prompted harvesting earlier fruit. B. J. showcases squash and pumpkins saved for canning, with quality justifying bragging.

Tom LaGoe Frank LaGoe B. J. Northon Heleni Northon Claré Tom B. J

Rebuilt Spikehorn Meyer noted. October Clare Club speaker named

Wayne and Ruth Brewer report Spikehorn Meyer exhibits and curio shop rebuilt in 1957. Mrs W R Mullison of Midland will guest speak at the Clare Study Club October meeting at Clare Methodist Church next Tuesday evening the 6th.

The Sentinel Meyer Wayne Ruth Brewer W. R. Mullison Midland Clare Study Club Clare Methodist Church Midland Garden Club Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan Michigan New York Times Flower Grower

Moscow Observations From A Russian Visit

A traveler recounts two weeks behind the iron curtain visiting Moscow and other cities. The account notes Soviet control of media and absence of press freedom, a hair cut for 2 rubles, tips, hotel life, and sightings of Ed Sullivan and officials. The piece describes the Kremlin Museum and Lenin Stalin mausoleum, plus a puppet show and circus with party seating restrictions.

Ukraine Ed Sullivan Yust Leningrad Moscow Kremlin Lenin Stalin

Appointment of Della M Johnson as census crew reader

Della M Johnson of Hersey Michigan is named crew reader for the 1959 Census. She will train in Cadillac for five days on recruiting census takers canvassing methods and report preparation. After training she will recruit and train others for the field canvass starting October 21 1959 in Clare and LaFevre counties.

Della M. Johnson Hersey Michigan Detrit Ohnson Clare la Fe Cadillac Census Bureau Census of Agriculture Johnson

Isabella Junior Show Entries Highlight Rosebush Winners

Sixteen young stock raisers from Isabella county compete in the Detroit Junior Livestock Show. Rosebush hosts most entries with Farwell and Rosebush residents among steer and market lamb classes. 4H clubs include Linda and Gerry Hovey and others from Rosebush with entries in steer and commercial pen lamb divisions.

Isabella County Rosebush Farwell Detroit Linda Anderson Gerry Hovey Terry Hovey Todd Hovey John Hovey Bryan Terry House LeRoy Grace Margie Lynn Swindlehurst Emily Albert Bowerman Russell Graham Terry Bowerman

Congregational pastor to speak at Clare fellowship meeting

Rev W R Catton of Harrison will be guest speaker before the Clare Congregational Fellowship women when they meet next Monday.

W. R. Catton Harrison

BP Women Plan Year Of Community Projects

Clare BPW announces a year of programs and fund raising for 1959 60 under the theme A Right Turn to a Confident Future The club with 37 members plans to support the Shoe And Boot Fund the Mitten Tree and the milk program with events including a phantom tea a bakeless bake sale a card party and sidewalk sales Clare BPW organized in 1956 and active in state and national affairs.

Clare Business and Fannie Yeoman Grace Higelmire Iaa Ham Clare

Tax conference notes from Flint Michigan meeting

Gerald Wiivison of Clare a member of the Independent Accountants Association of Michigan attends the Twelfth Annual Convention in Flint at the Pick Durant Hotel on September 24 and 25 Principal banquet speaker is Joseph L Carrigg Director of Practice for the Internal Revenue Service from Washington DC.

Gerald Wiivison Clare Independent Accountants Association of Michigan Association Flint Michigan Pick Durant Hotel Joseph L. Carrigg Washington, D. C Internal Revenue Service

Prison Terms Begin For Boy Robbers

Clare County Sheriff James Darling reported four juveniles from Bay City were sentenced in Gladwin County to five to 15 years for armed robbery and sent to prison units in Jackson. The teens, William Winquest 19 and three 17 year olds, Roger Winquest his cousin William Davison and Edward Bates Jr, were moved to prison after a county trial. In a separate case, four minor boys admitted to vandalism in the south Clare area, damaging gardens and stealing melons and tomato vines. authorities warned that future offenses may meet stiffer response despite prior leniency.

Clare James Darling Jackson Harrison Gladwin County William Winquest Roger Winquest William ‘Davison Edward Bates, Jr Bay City Michigan Upper Peninsula

Kiwanis Leaders Attend 42nd Michigan District Convention

Eugene Campbell president of the Clare Kiwanis Alan Ott first vice president Floyd Boardmen second vice president and their wives attended the 42nd annual Michigan District Convention of Kiwanis International in Detroit. Charles C. Schur of Grand Rapids named Governor of the Michigan District.

Eugene Campbell Clare Kiwanis Club Alan Ott Floyd Boardmen Michigan Kiwanis International Detroit Charles C. Schur Grand Rapids

Prep League Loses Coleman High Membership in 1960

The Chippewa Valley Conference loses Coleman High as it begins in 1960 with three members Clare Claré High School Shepherd High Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart Academy attend Sept 23 meeting. Superintendent Wheeler says the league will seek new members to reach six schools while three remaining schools schedule 1960-61 games.

Chippewa Valley Conference Coleman High School Claré and Shepherd High Schools Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart’ Academy Clare Richard Wheeler CVC Shepherd Mid-Michigan

First Of New 1960 Autos Introduced By Dealers This Week

Local dealers unveil GM Pontiac Oldsmobile and Chevrolet 1960 models amid Detroit introductions. Ford Falcon photos released with October 8 public shows. Corvair debut planned by Chevrolet at Tim Cotter’s display.

General Motors Pontiac Oldsmobile Chevrolet S. E Knudsen Pontiac Motor Division McGuire Brothers Chevy Tim Cotter Cheve- Jov

October Events Highlight State

Michigan tourist council issues a 10 week calendar of October activities from deer and bear seasons to waterfowl and grouse openings. fall foliage tours and hunting events anchor a lineup including parades, lake country tours, and area festivals such as Red Flannel Festival Cedar Springs and dawn patrol meetings at Beaver Island.

Michigan State Tourist ‘Council Lansing Kalkaska Rogers City Lake’ City Cheboygan Brinley Great Lakes Beaver Island Frankfort-Elberta Dearborn Greenfield Village Grayling

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