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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
1
Farwell High School catalogs a day of celebration and student activity on Friday October 14 highlighting the Farwell homecoming meeting and activities.
Six Clare county youths left for induction as part of the November draft call while Farwell prepares for a homecoming parade. Reed City and Farwell clash in a US 10 League football game at 8 pm with homecoming rites, queen and king, float contest awards, and a postgame dance in the gym.
About 300 attended the Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 diamond jubilee at Clare ICC Hall on October 8. Guests included Lila Albrecht president and Patsy Schlafley vice president with their spouses, and numerous Assembly officers and members from Bay City Detroit Mesick Hemlock and other areas. District 20 officers welcomed attendees and Iva Fisher gave a welcome.
James DeWitt of the Clare Police Department attended a Safety Officers Seminar on October 11 at the Executive House in Midland. The session focused on pedestrian safety for children and adults, standardization, supervision, training and warrants for crossing guards and other policing safety practices.
Mothers of small children are notified of October well child conferences. Dates and venues include Clare city hall second floor on the 18th from 1 to 3 PM, Farwell Methodist Church on the 18th from 9 to 11 AM, and Harrison courthouse on the 21st from 9 to 11 AM.
Hunters asked how to indicate the sex of a deer on a tag. The Conservation Department says to cut or tear out the triangular section marked male or female. Do not rely on the vertical words outside the notches as they are reversed.
Coleman High School announces Homecoming Queen contenders from four classes. Seniors Mary Florence and Jackie Jones, juniors Kathy Louch and Diane Montgomery, sophomores Vickie Lorenc and Judi Bellinger, freshmen Pam Hawkins and Marcha Johnson. Queen chosen Friday morning and crowned at halftime of the Coleman Clare game at 8 p.m.
Ex-Cell-O Corporation of Detroit has acquired Beaver Tool and Engineering Corporation of Clare through a share exchange. Beaver Tool will operate under its current management as a subsidiary of Ex-Cell-O. Beaver Tool, founded in 1942, makes precision tool accessories and originated quick-change tooling.
The Clare program advances with instructor Jack Raymond in a dedicated classroom. Elementary students receive speech correction this term as first year students engage in listening activities and sound drills. Larry Peters, a Central Michigan University student teacher, assists. Older students work on self monitoring and more sophisticated literature. Junior and senior high programs will be smaller and start soon. Clare Gladwin Day School contributes four teachers. Cooperation extends to all public schools and St. Cecilia's.
Dr Andrew S Mackenzie of Clare will be a featured speaker at the 39th annual Clinical Assembly of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons in Washington at the Washington Hilton October 23 to 27. Osteopaths from eight organizations join ACOS meetings, with Mackenzie appearing on the American Osteopathic College of Radiology program.
Eight Scouts from Troop 625 Clare sponsored by Clare Rotary attended the Sagi naw Bay Area Camporee at Camp Weidman. They earned a Blue Ribbon and a second place, plus honors for best fire fighting and first aid equipment. Scouts Randy Bergey Clarence Fitzpatrick Clarence Thomas Carlyle Athey Doug Randall Ken Teall Robert Siel Don Guiett with Scoutmasters Roy Thomas Henry Teall and Ken Guiett.
Clare county supervisors will appoint to the County Welfare Board this week to fill a vacancy. Qualified county residents may apply by submitting blanks available at the county courthouse to the county clerk today Thursday.
The Pioneers lost 6-0 to the Reed City Coyotes in Reed City on Saturday. Ken Akers sparked opening plays, but Reed City's John Sahlin scored the game’s only touchdown in the third quarter.
Clare P.T.A. meets Monday before the annual Open House. Dues accepted for those missing September cards. Mrs Maxwell's kindergarten led with 64.55 percent attendance, while the 10th grade topped the high school at 30 percent. Parents urged to visit their children’s rooms to meet teachers.
Mrs Ruth Cotter president of the Clare Business and Professional Woman's Club was named Woman of the Year at a Monday meeting in the Wedgewood room Hotel Doherty Twenty five members and guests attended Leone Boardman coordinated voting and arrangements The district visitation night for Clare is set for March and the Mad Hatters night program featured Audrey Lockwood guest speaker Clare members will attend the district meeting in Caro on Sunday October 16th
Citizens Bank and Trust Company with offices in Clare Rosebush and Coleman will close Saturday October 15 for Columbus Day. Friday hours extend to 5:00 PM. Michigan law sets the holiday as the Saturday nearest Columbus Day.
A new five member committee led by Albert Schumm will study adding classrooms at Clare to handle enrollment growth. The panel will explore options including portable trailers and shared use of facilities, with a report due January 15, 1967.
Clare's Fire Department treated 169 kindergartners and teachers to short fire prevention lessons and rides on fire trucks. The Tuesday event marked Fire Prevention Week observances.
Clare High School reports a total sales value of 5095.08 from the spring magazine drive. Five students exceeded one hundred dollars in sales led by Larry Ruby at 153.09 followed by Janet Eberhart 113.27 Jim Foss 112.34 Bev Martz 108.56 and Kathy Murray 105.00.
Beaverton Grouse Dog Club will host field trials October 22 and 23 at the Gladwin Field Trial area in Meridith. Drawings occur October 21 at 9 PM at Greer's Motel in Gladwin. entries close then. Stakes include the George Fruchey Grouse Dog Classic and Wolverine Derby Classic with $300 purses plus an Open Stakes Puppy with half the entry money used for purses. breakfast and lunch will be on site.
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