Clare School Plans Community Fair During Education Week
Home Economics Club and Future Farmers of America sponsor a Clare High School Community Fair in the gymnasium during National Education Week on November 15 and 16. Exhibits will be shown by rural schools, Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, and Clare High School with the public invited.
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Home Economics Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Clare High School
Home Ee
F.F.A
Clare County
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Agriculture Department
Jack Rutter
Bill Schlafley
Donald Murphy
George Leckrone
Ethel Jean Gerow
Ruth Cleveland
Patsy Irwin
Dave Harter
Barbara Longstreet
Betty Lou Bay
Norena Hutchinson
Junior Play Cast Chosen for The Groom Said No
Casting is complete for the Junior play The Groom Said No a three act comedy by Ruth and Nathan Hale set for November 20. Clare High School presents a dual role by the Ireland twins with cast members Bob Samborn Jan Sills Barbara Sehng Mary Lou Williams Charles Smith Agnes Pierson and others under direction of Mrs Paul Sheponski assisted by Mrs Donald Strong.
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Ruth
Nathan Hale
Clare High School
Ireland Twins
Bob Samborn
Jan Sills
Barbara Sehng
Mary Lou Williams
Charles Smith
Agnes Pierson
Hileen Parent
Clela Hartman
Peggy Dunbar
Don Cappaert
Paul Sheponski
Donald Strong
Football Schedule Card Evart Gladwin Breckenridge Dates
Evart There on October 24. Gladwin Here on November 2. Breckenridge Here on November 9.
Glare High Band Expands to Fifty-One Members
Glare High's band grew from 34 to 51 members this year with two new drum majors David Holt and Barbara Moline. At the first home game against Shepherd they formed a weave and the letters ST then a large C with WIN. Reed City and Clare games featured moving formations and team silhouettes with school songs. the group also performed in St Louis last Friday.
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Glare High
David Holt
Barbara Moline
Shepherd
Reed City
Clare
St. Louis
NEA Regional Conventions Set for October 18 19
The Executive Committee of the National Education Association designates October 18 and 19 for regional conventions. Conferences are held at Flint and East Lansing with pay restored for teachers and superintendents attending. The teachers may select their preferred conference. Students bid them bon voyage.
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National Education Association
Flint
East Lansing
Clare High notes historic homecoming and army updates
Tommy SXane returns home from the Aleutians on furlough while Lt. George Tope reports five puppies born on Luzon and both dam and pups healthy. Jigger Tope, a Clare High alumnus, serves in the Philippines. Pioneer Staff and students offer congratulations. Additional addresses list service members and camps including Pic. Donald R. Brown, Pvt. James Ostrowsky, Pfc. Al Cochran, Pvt. Oliver Nash.
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George
Jigger) Tope
Luzon
Jigger
Clare High
Philippines
Pic
Donald R. Brown
Co. C
APO
c/o
San Francisco
California
James Ostrowsky
C.d.c
B.N
Lr.t.c
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
al Cochran
Co. B
Camp Swift
Texas
Oliver Nash
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Local Navy Man Participates in Korean Occupation
Seaman Robert D. White of Clare Michigan served aboard the USS Guam flagship of Rear Admiral Low when the task force entered Jinsen Korea to land troops for the occupation. About 15 000 American sailors and soldiers ashore freed Keijo and began a homeward phase as the Jap flag fell and the Stars and Stripes rose amid cheering crowds.
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Guam
Jinsen
Korea
Franklin
Robert D. White
USNR
Dunlop Rd
Clare
Mich
F. S. Low
USN
Oceuuy
Keijo
U.S. Navy
American Education Week Schedule and Open House Details
A townwide observance named American Education Week runs November 11 to 17 with daily themes on spiritual values finishing the war securing the peace economic well being home life good citizens and sound health. November 16 marks the Seventh Annual Open House with all departments open to the public 7 30 pm 8 30 9 00 pm musical program by later elementary grades directed by Miss Mary Tobey then teacher conferences.
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Mary Tobey
Clare High Future Teachers elect officers for year
The Future Teachers Club at Clare High chose Marylou Wyman as president Virginia Warner as vice president Donna Lumley as secretary and Patsy Irwin as Student Council representative at their first meeting They plan to continue observing teaching in various classes. The Pep Squad debuted a new pep meeting with an impromptu program on Friday October 5 and discussed raising funds for new cheer uniforms.
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Clare High
Future Teachers Club
Marylou Wyman
Virginia Warner
Donna Lumley
Patsy Irwin
Austin Bates
Clare High debaters prepare for peace time training debate
The eight member junior squad plans interscholastic debates this year. Returning debaters include Bob Clark John Cobb Rosemary Dwyer Pat Hall Don Hammond and Phyllis Ogle. New members are Bob Lam porn and Bernard Wilson. The debate asks if all able-bodied male citizens should have one year of full time military training before age 24.
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Clare High
Bob Clark
John Cobb
Rosemary Dwyer
Pat Hall
Don Hammond
Phyllis Ogle
Bob Lamporn
Bernard Wilson
Darius the Great Compared to Hitler on Aryan Identity
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes Darius the Great sought Aryan legacy like Hitler but was renowned for extreme leniency to conquered peoples. His armies reportedly treated enemy civilians with kindness during campaigns.
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Darius
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Darius the Great
Persia
Hitler
Navy Day Proclamation by Clare City Mayor
Mayor John W. Dunlop calls Clare City residents to observe Navy Day on October 27 marking the 170th anniversary of the Navy founded in 1775. He urges display of national colors and suitable observances in schools and communities to honor Navy personnel past and present.
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Marine Corrps
Coast Guard
Naval Aviation
Merchant Marine
Continental Congress
United States
John W. Dunlop
Clare City
Veterans Affairs opens centers for new artificial limbs
The Veterans Administration has established twelve amputation centers across the United States to care for war veterans requiring artificial limbs. Centers can supply a new limb upon request soon after discharge, addressing issues of stump shrinkage and adjustment after civil life integration. Local contact: Atty Harold B. Hughes, Citizens State Bank Building, Clare.
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Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans Administration
United States
Army
Navy
Veteran Administration
Atty
Harold B. Hughes
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Community club and lodge meeting notices in Clare
Public notices list meetings for the Farwell Townsend Club Clare Rebekah Lodges 167 and 208 Clare Kiwanis Hotel Doherty Clare Study Club first Tuesday Clare Knights of Columbus second and fourth Thursdays Clare Common Council first and third Mondays I C C F Mondays 8 30 Red Cross Thursdays City Hall Rotary Wednesdays noon Loomis Townsend Club first and third Thursdays Rubbish collection first and third Mondays in Clare
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Farwell Townsend Club
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Farwell Rebekah Lodge No
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Farwell
C.F. Lodge
Zit
Clare Knights of Columbus
The
Red Cross
City Hall
Clare Rotary Club
Barnes Cafe
Clare
Advance Grange No. 1014
O.B.S
Him Grove Townsend Club
Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare Boy Scouts
Farwell Knights of Pythias Lodge
Clara Theta Rho
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Masonic Lodge
Clare Townsend Club No. 2
Archambault
Clare P.T.A
Four Square Club
Masonic Temple
British MPs Paid Salary and Perks in 4 Year Term
Members of the British House of Commons receive 600 pounds for a four year term plus about $2,424 in American money. The pound is worth around $4.04. They also get traveling facilities, while Lords members are unpaid.
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House of
House of Lords
Local clubs schedule monthly meetings and wartime reconversion debate
The column lists regular meetings for Advance Grange 1014 O B S Clare Boy Scouts and other groups with dates evenings and venues. It then discusses reconversion from wartime to peacetime production noting 85 percent of workers—40 to 45 million—need no retooling and warning that planned strikes could hinder material movement if restrictions lift.
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United States
Named After Snake Aspic Dish Origin
The dish aspic, used in salad and with entrees, likely got its name from French cooks who embedded game or fish in calves' feet jelly. It was called aspic for its cold touch like a snake, and the term also refers to the venomous African snake the asp.
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Africa
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