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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
5
Readable results show C Kistler scoring 198 high game and F Carncross 189. L Brinkerhoft 184 leads splits at 6-7 and 5-10 with multiple local businesses listed among participants.
The Thursday night mixed league on September 8, 1965 shows team standings led by Smith-Jake-Frank, Robbins & Wiley with 4 points. Individual leaders include Pete Brown with a 620 high series and Norm Berhenke a 218 high game among the men, while Bonnie Bauder tops women with 188 in a game and Fran Carncross 520 in series.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Buckmaster returned home after months in California. Mrs Viola Fisher and Mrs Stella Fraser visited Clare for shopping and calling on friends. The Harveys and Timmy stayed with Mrs Harvey’s mother Mrs Bessie Gox from Saturday to Sunday. Mrs Feral Tabor hosted a ladies’ demonstration at her home. Mrs Stella Fraser visited Mrs Leo Quest in Kalkaska hospital. Mrs Cora Austin served on jury at Harrison this past week. Mrs Stella Fraser called on Mrs Mae Campbell. The Hardys of Monroe Avenue planned a Florida winter trip after church. Mrs Stella Fraser spent Sunday night with Mrs Pearle House at Whites Beach near Standish.
Rosebush Presbyterian women met September 9 for envelopes and the Least Coin offering with Mrs. Arthur Brown leading Bible study from Live as Free Men. Center Methodist W C S met with Mrs. Gerald Cameron. eight members attended. lunch was served after devotions. The annual Bellinger reunion drew 88 to Rosebush Park with attendees from multiple states and towns. Rev. Marvin Rosa and Jim Decker attended the Methodist Men retreat at Lake Louise last weekend.
Lieutenant Margaret L. Thompson, assigned to Fort Benning, wins the Small Bore Rifle Position Woman Championship and later the President's Trophy Match. She sets a record in the National High Power Service Rifle Woman's Championship and becomes the first woman to win the Navy Cup in the National Matches history.
General Lambert hosts Bob Hope at the Pentagon for a luncheon in his honor. Hope is lauded for 23 years of troop visits worldwide and receives an inscribed war foto as a memento from the Army on behalf of the Defense Department.
Chrysler introduces a complete 1966 overhaul across the New Yorker 300 Newport and Town and Country lines. The 300 series gains a new roof line and taillights while standard engines range from 383 V-8 to 440 V-8 with four barrel carburetor. New options include power front disc brakes and adjustable tilting telescoping steering wheel.
The 1966 Plymouth Belvedere lineup features a completely refreshed design with six body types across 18 models. It introduces a production 426-cubic inch hemispherical V eight, plus 278 318 and 361 options. wheelbases 116 inches for sedans and hardtops, 117 inches for wagons, and new safety features including inside door handles and power brake boosters.
Gilmore Grange and Terence O Rourkes hosted card parties. John Russell and Willis Robison left for Canada fishing. Central students began activities this week. Lavertys hosted a party.Birthday calls to Florence Carter at Broomfield Hospital. Terence O Rourkes returned from Colorado. Milan Robison recovered from mumps and returned to work. Bernard and Keith Scotts socialized with relatives in Flint and Harrison. Laverty wedding attended by John Laverty. Rowlings visited Dale Lavertys and Keith Scotts. Keith Scott called on Chester Schoars. Leonard Irwin and Harold Robison visited Milan Robisons. Harold Robison family from Saginaw spent Labor Day in Farwell. Milan Robisons visited Bay City and Saginaw relatives.
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