Pioneers Edge Clare in Conference Tilt 33 13
Chesaning built a big first half lead, then withstood Clare’s second half rally to win 33 13. Clare scored late in the third quarter and added a fourth quarter TD as the Indians opened by strong running from Sheredy Fetters and Akers plus a 70 yard drive.
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Chesaning
Clare
Pioneers
Invaders
Ken Akers
Tim Sheredy
Indians
al Patterson
Akers
Sheredy
Clare County Exten sion Study Group Tour Highlights County Industry
Twenty eight members toured Clare County on October 15 in a Know Your County event. Stops included Holley Carburetor Co plant with guides Phyllis Schaaf and Robert Bentschneider, Garfield township hall, Spillway Lake area, Dover School, Peters Crate Works, and the new Charles Amble School area.
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Clare County
Clare
Holley Carburetor Co
Phyllis Schaaf
Robert Bentschneider
Garfield Township
Avis Watkins
Spillway Lake
Brown Corners
Dover
Peters
Harrison
Charles Amble
Franklin
Co op Idea Expands Open Lands for Michigan Hunters
More than 100000 acres of private lands in southern Michigan are open to public hunt through the cooperative Williamston Plan enrolled by 1600 farmers. Hunters must obtain permission, know property boundaries, respect off limit areas, and close gates to avoid livestock damage while ticket allotments prevent overrun.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Williamston
Students Shine In Clare Middle School Activities
A busy week lists safety patrols with Captain Joe Sexton and Lieutenant Jim Groves. Mrs. Maybee's class builds Time Graphs on ancient Greece and Rome while October poetry pictures win by Lee Campbell and peers. Junior High adds bus privileges to away games and 1964 65 yearbook access with Student Council leaders Dan White and Joel Cooper.
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Joe Sexton
Jim Groves
Chuck Ford
Greg Cowles
Karen Chapmen
Sylvia Brooks
Sheryl Kleinhardt
David Pulcifer
Dennis Brown
Sally Cradit
Phyllis Leposky
Dan Macdonald
Mark Johnson
Cheryl Connors
Angela Ferman
Rickey Wheeler
Shelly Gallagher
John Stephens
Whitford
Clare
Kay MacQueen
Lindon Cotter
Joel Hoxie
Roberta Colosky
Susan Brubaker
Linda Harpster
Val Kleiner
Jan Carrow
Mark Seibt
Dan Knickerbocker
Suellen Cooper
Pioneer
Dan White
Joel Cooper
Pam Glen
Albert Haley Re elected Agriculture Society Officers
The Clare County Agricultural Society named Floren Pudway president at the annual meeting. He succeeds Ray Richardson of Marion, who had led the office for 17 years since 1947. Walter Ehle becomes vice president, Albert Haley secretary-manager, and Stuart Huntley treasurer. Directors are Myron Dunkle Carl Bringold Clarence Riedel and June Rose, all from Harrison.
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Clare County Agricultural Society
Floren Pudway
Ray Richardson
Marion
Walter Ehle
Harrison
Albert Haley
Clare
Stuart Huntley
Myron Dunkle
Carl Bringold
Clarence Riedel
June Rose
County approves 100000 loan for new garage project
Clare County Road Commission secured a 100000 loan from Citizens Bank and Trust for the Mannsiding Road and Old US 27 garage. The bid’s three percent rate is slightly reduced by a premium. Installments are due over ten years. William Hileman of Harrison to join Road Commission January 1, replacing Norman Myers.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Clare County Road Commission
Mannsiding Road
Us-27
Commission
Glen Lloyd
William Hileman
Harrison
Road Commission
Norman Myers
Glaze Chamber of Commerce Plans New Era Meeting
The Glaze Chamber of Commerce plans an annual meeting November 5 at the Doherty Motor Hotel with J. Stuart Bicknell as General Chairman and Ben Burdo, Howard Everts, and Ken Barnes on the nominating committee. Harry Hall of the State Chamber will speak on I Lead or Be Led as 24 candidates for 10 director seats are listed, to elect new leadership and set dues reforms. Tickets are at Citizens Bank with many members bringing guests.
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Glaze Chamber of Commerce
J. Stuart Bicknell
Ben Burdo
Howard Everts
Ken Barnes
Harry Hall
State Chamber of Commerce
Clare Group
Chamber
Doherty Motor Hotel
Citizens Bank
Scout Fund Drive Set for Clare County Booth
The Boy Scout finance drive will start with a November 5 luncheon at Clare Methodist Church to launch general solicitations. Clare county goals are $3,739 and Clare city $2,400 with committee heads for general chairmanship, solicitions, audit, arrangements, and publicity.
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Clare Methodist Church
Clare County
Clare
al Jacco
Nick Labour
John Bicknell
Larry Everts
John Quinnan
Don Holbrook Jr
Bob Kay
Voting Machines Ready For Nov. 3
City Clerk David Adams announced the voting machines are ready for inspection. Voters are invited to examine the devices and become familiar with candidate names for the upcoming election.
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David Adams
Clare Chamber of Commerce urged to boost effort
The Clare Chamber of Commerce plans an upturn after a slow spell. 1964 officers promise stronger involvement from members and a new era, urging attendance at the annual meeting and dinner on November 5 to elect directors and hear future plans.
Reach Second Anniversary of The Grey Ladies at Clare General
Clare General Hospital marks two years of Grey Ladies service with 24 volunteers. Reine Bloom has logged over 600 hours of devoted work. Helen Morgan, the director, praises the program and notes its value to the hospital.
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Clare General Hospital
Reine Bloom
Helen Morgan
Streadwick Named Vice President of State Chamber
Aubrey E. Streadwick of Clare elected vice president of the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce at the board meeting preceding the state chamber’s Detroit annual session. T Austin Saunders, Muskegon, chosen as new president, succeeding Walter Patenge of Lansing. Directors and district vice presidents also named. Fredrick Marin of Lansing re-elected treasurer.
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Aubrey E. Streadwick
Clare
Michigan State Chamber of Commerce
Harry R. Hall
Streadwick
Beaver Tool & Engineering Corporation
State Chamber
Detroit
T. Austin Saunders
General Telephone Company of
Muskegon
Walter Patenge
Lansing
Patenge
Wohlert Corporation
Fredrick Marin
Lan=sing
Romney Heads Campaigners in Clare to Meet Citizens
Governor George Romney and a slate of Republican candidates visit Clare on Tuesday October 28 for a handshaking tour. They arrive at 10 55 a m with Lieutenant Governor hopeful William Milliken and others, joined by press representatives. the public is invited to greet them.
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Clare
George Romney
William Milliken
Allison Green
Meyer Warshaysky
Hallowe en Window Painting Contest Sponsored by Clare Civitans
Clare Civitans sponsor a Hallowe en window painting contest for children inviting participation in downtown show windows. Businesses alerted to possible objections can call 386 7475 or 386 2488 to register concerns.
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Clare Civitans
Correction on Clare High magazine sale third place winner
The Sen tinel corrects the 3rd place name for Clare High students’ magazine sale. Ken Grigg placed third, one of three student sellers exceeding $100 in sales with a total of $104.9.
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Clare High
the Sentinel
Ken Grigg
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