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CLARE. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY MORNING.  APRIL 15, 1949
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New Series Vol. 57. No>
JOHNWlHMP
NAMED MANAGER
BY COMMISSION
"Water   Ordinance   AittBndment
-May Rescind Additional
.$2.33 Assessment
Olare's New Mayor
And City Manager
S0H*f W. ^UNIiOP
The last meeting of the old City
■'Commission was called in the city
:hall ^auditorium at 8:00 o'clock Mon
"day 'evening -by Mayor 'Theo Walling
ton, with Commissioners Haley,
'Bttghes :and Wallington present, and
Fleming and Sproat-absent, and City
'Clerk Alex McKinnon and City At-
•torney Joseph K. NaUmes attending.
•The'meeting was held in the auditor.*
'Urn to accomodate -the fifty or sixty
•residents president.
The special water -assessment district on E John R. Street was ap
proved and accepted according to
specifications', a similar district on N.
McEwan Street was referred to the J  .*■■■>• "'.■■■■ ■ —
new-  Commission, and   routine DUBi* UHTADV   fl ITDC
ness transacted. ivUlAlYl    UiUDlJ
A proposed city zoning ordinance, r
which has been examined and ap-j
proved by City Attorney Naume_,l
was also referred to the new com-'
mission.
Retiring Mayor Wallington thanked
the City  Commission,  city attorney,1 •-*■	
city employees and citizens for their. ""Pat" Cleary ^Discusses Current
cooperation during his term and said'
that all are indebted Jo the old Commission for the work they have,
done. He congratulated the new City;
Commissioners McConica, Dunlop and] The Clare'Potary Club was host to
Ward and wished them well, expres-j Rotary clubs'.Fom Isabella^ and Glad-
MINSTREL SHOW
WILL BE STAGED
APRIL 26 AND 27
Star   Attraction   Promises   To
Rock School Building With
Mirth And Music -.
HOU) MI-COUNTY
MEETING HERE
Government*.! Topics As
Principal Speaker
sing his belief that together with
Commissioners Haley and Hughes,
the affairs of the city would be in
good and capable hands during the
. coming year.
Mayor Wallington called the new
Commission to order, with Commissioners Dunlop, Haley, Hughes, McConica and Ward present, and called
for the election of the new mayor,
whereupon John W. Dunlop was unanimously elected mayor and expressed .his -gratitude to retiring Mayor
Wallington for his remarks of commendation.
Mayor Dunlop was appointed city
manager by the Commission.
The following appointments were
read by -the fc&ayor and linanifnously
approved by the Commissiptf:* v"" "'
Mayor pro tern—Albert Haley
City 'Assessor—John Hall
City Engineer—W.  Hfirvey  Erter
Chief of Police—Charles Covell
Fire Chief—James Clute, as requested by the Fire Department, to
serve from April. 1 to April 1.
City Clerk and Treasurer—Alex
McKinnon.
City Attorney-—Joseph K. NaumeB.
Board of Review—John Hall clerk,
by virtue of his office as assessor,
John W.*-Dunlop, Albert Haley and
Alex 'McKinnon.
Supervisors—John W. Dunlop, sby
virtue of *.his office as mayor, Albert
Haley, John Hall and Ivan Feighner.
Health Officer—Dr. K. Hammerberg. " .
Motion carried that the city clerk
and treasurer have permission to obtain help to care for-extra work in hi's
office. ;• .
Motion carried that the city attorney draft • an • amendment to the city
water- .ordinance rescinding the . additional $2."3S water tax; and setting
the fiscal water year from May 1st
to May lgt-j and that the city oh^ineer
make a survey of all water users;
both to report at the next meeting of
the City Commission, next Monday
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
df the amendment is voted favorably..upon by the City Commission,
the ?2,33 will be applied on next
year's water bills of all those who
have already paid their -bills for the
current year; and water bills will he
payable until May1 20th without penalty.
win counties at a tri-county banquet
at Hotel Doherty Tuesday evening,
witha Very appropriate Easter dinner
served at 6V30. Norris Elden lead the
group in community singing.
President Harold B. Hughes, of the
Clare club, presided and welcomed a
number Of guests, including, Al. Lam-
pman.Of Mt. Pleasant, Del Huber, of
Shepherd, Don Ublich, of Blanchard,
and Ralph Myers, of Gladwin, representatives of their respective clubs.
Atty, Hughes then introduced Atty.
Owen *J. ""Pat" Cleary, head of Cleary
Business "Institute, of Ypsilanti, as
speaker of the evening. "Pat" spoke
in his -usual interesting and convincing manner of the threat to our
government by; Socialism and of the
Srglnt-u^el- of -red-ictlon- in ^edefSt
taxe'si   '''-.''" "
Harold Collins,. . Clare Public
Schools music director, presented
Martha McKinnon, Marilyn MaB.en
and Jerry Radman, in a clairnet,
piano and saxophone program, respectively. This group of musicians
placed first in the District Music
Festival at Cadillac this year, entering them to compete in the State
Music Festival at Ann Arbor with
school musicians from all cities in
Michigan.
F. F. A. FATHER AND
SON BANQUET SERVEIT
THURSDAY, MARCH 31
Guest   Speaker   And   Members
Discuss Activities   ■
Of Interest
" The Clare F. F. A. Father and Son
Banquet was held March 31 at the
Clare High School. The supper was
served by;the Home Ec. girls. Judge
Donald E. Holbrook \yas our honorary
•member. Ed Pudvay was toast master
in the absence of Bill Montney.
Mr. Bernard gave a speech on different topics included in F. F. A. activities. Bob Krell gave a speech on
Food - Commodities and singing was
carried on by the group, with Bob
Humpery leading, accompanied by Mr.
Collins playing the piano.'The movies
taken on ourt F. F. A. trips la,st summer was shown by Alger Smock and
described by Larry Bay. Other F. F. A.
members took part in making the banquet a success.
We wish to thank the Home Ec.
girls for preparing and serving the
supper. Chapter Reporter
James- C; Walsli
Chairman IsabeEa
Board-pf Supervisois
Harold Underwood
Laid At Rest Heje
Thursday Afternoon
The remains of Pvt. Harold Underwood, the son of Mr. and' Mrs. Johli
•Underwood, of this city, -who^ was
Mlled in action in Germany, December 14, 1944, arrived ih Clare Wednesday afternoon from Columbus, Ohio.
Funeral services were held- from
the Thurston Chapef-at 2:00 o'clock* James C. Walsh-, we.l'and favoraifly
Thursday afternoon, with Rey. Wil- known Vernon township farmer wis
Ham Schmidt officiating',- and inter- -elected chairman of the Isabella Coun-
ment.'in Cherry Grove cemetery. Mill- ty Board of Superivisors, in session
tafy honors we're conferred upon him at Mt, Pleasant Tuesday. '
by.ttie American Legion and Veterans „Mr. Walsh has been a member of
. of Foreign Wars, -with Rey. Wm. P. the Isabella Board for eight consecii-
D. PoWfe- serving'as chaplain. ! tive years'   and  is  the    first board
chairman  from  Vernon> township  in
more than thir.^ years*
,    Elmer ChildB of Coe, township, was
Parents-'and'Teachers'are remind- elected chairman pro tern; Clyde.
ed that the April'm-etihg of the Clftre 'Forbes, of Coldwater township, chair-
P. T.' A. will b_*_text Monday evening, man' of the roads and bridge, commit-
April 18th, In "the ©.are'* School!," A tee;'John Lave>_y, "of Gilmore town-
special program ig being arranged ship,' chairman of the purchasing "com-
and 8e*v^a.i-'ma-t-rer'tob dis.ussi'on. ntftteB; 'arid the "other tfoinmittee
All members and'parents'-are Urged tP chairman -were' chosen from fcown-»
$*<$■ :ptt$6W"" ' '■*'"* '■■*'•"■--v"-'''   *" -'*'■, siiijii move distant from Clare,
P. T. A.'NOTICE
The'annual minstrel show, an entertainment feature that has highlighted the 3&<jal amateur theatrical
season in past .years,, is scheduled for
Tuesday sand Wednesday, evenings,
April 26 and '27, in the Glare'Public
School ■auditorium, with curtain e-t
■8:00 :p, m, TFhis year's black-face star
attraction with a cast of more than
fifty characters and eight piece
orchestra *promises to be the greatest
-musical minstrel ghow ever presented
in Clare.
Superintendent of Schools Austin
Bates is directing the momentous
masterpiece of music and mirth and
will preside as interlocutor. The old
maestros u'nderstudies are tearing
the newest joke books apart from
cover to cover and" listening to radio
programs through the long night
hours to assemble the outstanding
collection of side-splitting jokes of
the century.
Miss Joanne Richard is putting
groups of little pickaninnies (and a
few larger pickaninnies) through
original dance routines to augment
the program.
The committee in charge of the
program includes Earl Ruby, Harley
Holt, Austin Bates, Theo Wallington,
Earl Beatty and Howard Everts; and
John Rodabaugh, David Seiter, Dexter
Elden, Bud Anderson, Murl Houghton
and Roy Cimmerer are the ticket
committee.
This years show is sponsored by
John Q. Look Lodge, F. & A. M. with
the cooperation of the Clare High
School.
The cast of character and other information will appear in next week's
Sentinel,   *
.RESEAfcCH
.FIGHTS
AMMKAH CUKIS .OCWY
The Fred Dohertys Pose With,
Hotel's Silver Anniversary Cake
The American Cancer Society will
hold its annual drive fpr funds in
Clare county during April, National
Cancer month. Advertising and coin,
cans i have already been placed
throughout the county.    .•
MrB. Rex Allen, Clare' County Commander, announced that the Clare
drive sponsored by Beta Sipna Sorority, will be conducted Monday, April
18. *
The local chapter is cooperating
Wi^i the county doctors in their
drive to detect caricer in its early
stages. They are urging every one in
the county tp go tolheir doctor for a
complete physical, fexaminatlon. Remember, Cancer Isi eureable if detected early and treated properly. Additional funds will fee *n©"eded as the
local chapter has agreed to finance,
physical examinations for all those in
the county who? are? pnaJble to mee^'
the examination fee*
Your contribution^ also helps support thousands of |easearch specialists who are pursuing the cause and
cure of cancer and' who may some
day wipe out this dreaT. disease, Cancer is curable if detected early. One
out of every eight person is marked
to* die of cancer, teuaro* those ypu
love. <Jive to conquer cancer.
FORMER RESIDENT
OF CURE COUNTY
-      PASSES APRIL 4TH
Mrsr Florine A. Lawrence Laid
At Rest In Marysville
"** ■  Washington
WISE TOWNSHIP \
PIONEER PASSES
ATMOLEASANT
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Aaron  O.   Fish  Laid  At  Rest
In Cherry Grpye Cemetery
Last Thursday
Aaron   Fish,   well   known   Isabella
county pioneer, passed away in Mt.
Pleasant   at 10:00   o'clock   Monday
morning of lasts week.
■ Aaron   OsboiiL ^ish was   born the
mmm„ son of  David, ancf |*xudence  Haven
' -«-". .tte-^t^11* yttn$®P^iofa$Ht?r Ontario,
Mrs. Florine A. Lawrence, of Marys-
ville, Wash., was born September 14.
1873, in New York state, and passed
away April 4, 1949, after a lingering
illness. Mrs. Lawrence came to
Michigan whenfive years old with her
parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles H. San-
bom. She grew up in Genessee County where her two daughters were
born and later came to Clare County,
where she lived a number of years.
In passing she leaves to mourn, her
faithful companion Lucas; two daughters, Mrs. Belle Evans, of Amsterdam,
N. Y., and Mrs. Jennie Bingham, of
Farwell, Mich., five sisters, Mrs. Ellen
Tryon, and Miss Lela V. Sanborn,
both of Marysville, Wash., Mrs. Velva
Armstrong^ of Stanton, Mich., Mrs.
Eve Austin, of Farwell and Mrs. Nettie Powell, of Caro-; four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. In
addition to other relatives she ieaves
JO neices and 11 nephews.
Funeral services were held April 7
at Schaefer's Funeral Home in Marysville, with Elder E. N. Sargeant of the
•Seventh Day Adventist church officiating* and burial was in Marysville
cemetery."
4-H Achievement
Day At Harrison
,       Next Thursday
Next Thursday, • April 21, Clare
County 4-H Clubs will put their winter
projects Qn display at the Harrison
High School auditorium. Parents,
friends and the general public are invited to- come and see what the
4-H'ers. have accomplished.
Fifteen clothing clubs, 11 handicraft, one electrical and two food preparation clubs will display their exhibits.
' Exhibits will.be put in'place Wednesday evening for judging; Thursday
morning will be meetings for the
leaders and a movie for the *club
members. In the afternoon' there will
be a program including a style review by the girls in^clothirig projects,
demonstration and announcement of
honor members by the .state club
leaders Mrs.- Ruth' DeRosa and Kenneth Ousterhout.
CHURCH DEDICATION
Arthur Center Church of-God will
dedicate the hew Bethel in Arthur
township,'Sunday afternoon, April' 24.
at 2:30. Dri H. Clifford Fox, president
Canada^.August>l&foB78, and. passed
away at Mt. Pieksan., Michi_*an,""April
4, 1949, at the age of seventy-one
years, seven, months and twenty days.
He was the last Of a family* of eleven
children.
He came to Wise township. Isabella
county, with his parents when one
year of age, made his home on his
parents farm until he was married,
and worked in stave mills in. this vicinity. He has been in the bicycle business in Clare and. Mt. Pleasant the
past forty-three years.
He was united in marriage to Rose
Mae Wheeler, November 25, 1900,
and to this union were born two sons,
John and Harold. .
In 1923 he was married to Eunice
Olds and to this union, was born one
son, Enoch.
He is survived by the wife, Eunice,
three sons, John, Harold and Enoch;
five grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and many friends.
Funeral Services were held from
the Rush Funeral Home at Mt. Pleasant at 2:00 , o'clock Thursday afternoon of last week, with Rev. Todd of
Crawford officiating, and.interment in
Cherry Grove cemetery.
EDWARD STINGEL
1 PASSES AWAY IN
QWAPRIL8
Father Of Mrs. Kenneth^Barnes
Had Made Home Here Four
The local* Masonic Lodge and Ord- t An A Half Years
er of Eastern Star, were hflsts to the '—	
Glenn F. Sanford Chapter, Order of     Edward Stingel, the father of Mrs,
DeMolay, last.Monday' evening, wb^__""pB.nfet^
[they serygdta.bDtintebus BUpper to. 75 away  at the*  Clare Hospital ^.Friday
to accept the trophy a second year on
behalf of the team and members, and
they wef*e looking forward to the
State Tournament.
.The   Past   Master   councillors
Medical Doctors    .
•'To Conduct Cancer
Defection Campaign
The "Doctor's of Medicine in Clare
County will conduct a Cancer, Detection Campaign beginning at once. The
Doctor's are Dr. K. Hammerberg, Dr.
G, Lamb, Dr. S. .G, McArthur, Dr. Bert
Sanford and Dr. E. C. Wilson. Each
of the above aiamed doctors of medicine will use his own office as a, cancer detection (clinic and examinations
will be made only during their regular hours or by appointment.
In as much as April is National Cancer Month, this is an appropriate time
to start. The'program in co-operation
with the National Cancer Society, the
Local 'Chapter, the County Medical
Society,, and other county medical
societies having similar programs.
In the case of women, the examin-' «, •««■.    _-j. .
ation  will  include the skin,  mouth, | wlOXt? .lvx«Afc*lAUXil&
Mr,* and Mrs. Fred Doherty pictured with • magnificent anniversary cake
baked by the' Clarified Bakery and displayed at the open house observance April 1st of the silver anniversary of the opening of Hotel Doherty.
Photo By Maurice  Studio.
DeMOlAY CHAPTER
INSTALLS OFFICERS
MOM EVENING
Chapter   "Dad"   Holbrook   And
Retiring Officers
Receive Awards
in  attendance.
of last week, following several years
After the supper W- %■ Earl Beatty of failing health and three years hos-
presided and a short program was pitalization. , * .
had. District Deputy Fred M% Koer- Edward W. Stingel was born the
ker, of Midland, gave a very inspiring son of Christian and Mary Stingel, in
talk to the DeMolay 'members, stat- Saginaw, Michigan, July 11, 1885, and
ing that the DeMolay slogan'this year passed away in Clare, Michigan, April
is "Do Something" and- that the Clare 8, 1949, at the age of sixty-three years,
Chapter had exhibited its ability iu eight 'months and twenty-eight days
the past and the Grand Chapter was He wa3 united in marriage to Miss
expecting Clare to continue in it's Mary Emma Bowen,-- February 1,
success. 1905, and this union was blessed by
District Deputy Koerker also made the birth -of one daughter,, Helen
an award on behalf of the Grand The Stingels made their home in
Chapter,, to "Dad" Donald E. Hoi- Lansing thirty years and came to
brook,of the local chapter, in recog- Clare to make their home with the
nition of his work, in behalf of orgaui- daughter and-; family four and a half
zing other-/Chapters in this District, years ago. Mrs. Stingel passed away
The Zerubbabel Key was received and three years ago tl_e day Mr. Stingel
accepted by the. recipie*nt, with the was laid at rest,
words that the work of our Chapter He leaves to mourn their uloss, the
and its advisors made this work pos- bereaved daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
sibie. ■'-.■■ Barnes: three grandchildren, Ken-
After the Public Installation of the netha, Colette and Suellen Barnes:
officers, -under the direction of the - and many friends in Lansing and
Installing Officer Ken Lites, and his here,
team; the Master Councillor elect, Funeral services were held from
Dpn Holbrook, Jr. gave a few rer the Doherty'Funeral Home at 10:00
marks, and Distract Deputy • Fred o'clock Monday morning and prayer
koerker, presented the District -Bas- and commitment services at Deepdale
ketball trophy to Coach Ernie Bryant Cemetery at Lansing, at 1:00 o'clock
and Manager Ralph Ackerman, re- that afternoon, -with the Rev. H. B.
cently   won   by   the .local   DeMolay Johnson  officiating.
Chapter,  and    the acceptance . talk       > .—~——■—~ -
Was made by Ralph Ackerman,* stat- Police CheC-CHlO
ing  that he and Ernie were  happy _   -              _          r •    •»
Brakes And Lights
,   On Motor Vehicles
■ jnl Clare police are cooperating with
was~awarded to""Bu"d" "_tedabaugh, re-' f0^ fffice'*s throughout-Michigan
ti'irng Master Councillor for the fine Jn ^necking brakes and lights on all
administration of the past 8ix cars they stop, in, a state-wide safety
months; and the retiring Scribe and ™*W*e* to eliminate -all possible
Treasurer, "Skip" Busche, was award- traf£ic accidents during the coming
ed the Past Scribe's pin in recogni- «ea8.0"3' **?*. *^eatly increased traf-
tion of his yeoman service to the tlcJ8 anticipated on our highways
Chapter since 'it's inception, two Motorists are advised to take then-
years ago. Several members present f1*8 tot theif re«nJ« servicemen and
made appropriate remarks after have them inspected It is just good
which ' the ..Public   Installation   was common sense to make sure your cars
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closed. " ,_
DROUTH CAUSES
FIHE THREAT IN
THBVICINmr
burning Eermits   Withheld. Byv
- Conservation Department
During Emergency
.g.  -__
Extremely dry spring weather lias..
brought a severe fire hazard, threatening property if pot*'life, and it hsrjti-
become necessary for the Michigsu»-:
Department of Conservation to <tisboa%_.
tinue issuing burning permits antf-i
warn all persons not to start fires ii**
the open during the emergency. ...
The Clare Fire Department andi**
Conservation Department trailer waa
summoned to the Ewer home; at IfitWRp
McEwan Street, at &:08. e'ekscfc
Saturday afternoon, where tbear
quickly extinguished a grass iSsmn
without property damage.
The Fire Department made- a noB>
to the Eddie Hubel Riding Stat*e»
r-ine and a half miles north of C-aqg*
in eleven minutes, called there W~
cause of a chimney fire that was mm.
tipguished without damage.
Serious   Fire   Sunday O
A grass fire starting in the Dunl^j
Acres  Subdivision, at the east ecfe.
of the city,  at 2:00 o'clock Sundbtji
afternoon, was driven by wind claw *
to  the  Joe  Murphy,  Jr.,  home, ssdt.
across   the   Louis   Becker' farm." 'to*
within fifty feet of the farm barn aa*
a straw stack before being bronekfc.
under control after burning over mc*r».
than eighty acres. Mr. Becker assists*
in   bringing   the  fire  under* contnft
by plowing furrows across its xntlx.
with tractor.. /,
The Clare Fire Department* Do4sh?-
pumper, Conservation Deparlnwafe-i
four; wheel drive truck with_.*]_|_Jb i
pressure fog equipment, frotn.**EEOT*-'
son, and Conservation Bepai*to_ap*_;
pick-up, from FarweU,. were pr*_saeSiw
into service by city and Conserv rtiiw.;.
Department*firemen, greatly asB«*--
ed by neighbors, and had considerafete-
trouble in bringing the flames unafcatr
control.
A grass fire burned,.»over farijg
acres south of Loomis. .Monday, 1p&_>
fore Conservation Department .iBagg**-
man Jim Clute, with the. local trailei5i
Conservation Officers -<■ DOn.'Beil ' «B?"
Clare, and Howard l Rowe, Of Mtu
JPIpEt-^Qtc and , Fire-* Warden^ohaaBrt-S
Peterson,^ of, Mt. Pleasant," .'with- i***,
assistance of neighbors,- brought, fly**
fire> under control as it was threfitM-f
ing a frame home and barn and a trascfci
of standing timber.
Firemen  Burning  Fields -:
Members of the Clare Fire Departs*
ment burned over the school athleSe*-
field and area around the coustjr*
garage Tuesday evening and the C3ww.
Airport Wednesday evening as t»
cautio"n against fires that might safc-
beyond control before discovered. «■&.
to conserve effort and equipment. •_&,
the fire departments.
breasts, uterus and rectum. In the
case of men, it will include the skin,
mouth, genital Bystem and rvectum.
The fee will be five dollars. Indigent
cases will be paid for by the local
Baseball Team Looks
I      Holy Week
Dover Tabernacle
Union Good Friday services ^vill Hir'
held at the Dover Tabernacle,« Xmm
Friday afternoon, from 1:30 ;to 3-€ih
o'clock, with neighboring chhEd_aJ_fe-
participating. The public is in%'ife\_3.
Clare Baptist Cfrurcfr
This Sunday evening the choir *wt|K *
present  an  Easter  Cantata:   entSSh-fl
"A Cross of Life and Peace" at taite'
Baptist Church. The public is invitefi_..
Clare Protestant -Churches
President Dal£ D. Welchs of
College, will speak at union Good _R__i-
day services in the Clare Metho_S»a
Church from 1:00 until 3:00 o'clocfle.
this Friday Hfternoon".
i
Gilmore Church of Christ
There will be Specials-Easier Ste!P-
vices at the Gilmore Church of ChiissJc.
Pastor Howard L. Krause will spesiSa-
on the subject, "The Risen Christ" »t_~
10:00 A. M., with special sing-aife.
Bible School at 11:15 A. M. EvenSBS'
service at 8:00 P. M. The publie ass
cordially invited to attend all sesw*-
ices. .       ■
and trtieks are in safe operating condition,
| .   Youngsters are warned not to shoot
birds protected by law if they wish
to keep their air r-iffles.
_,        , _     _. Paul.Pelton, of Loomis, was arrest-
GOOd In Practice   ed by City Police in'Clare Saturday
  for the Clinton County Sheriff's De-
The Clare Merchants baseball- team partment on a breaking and enter-!
cancer society. The examination fee held, their first practice Sunday,- ing warrant. He is charged with1
as stated does not include special lab-j April  3rd,  at the Clare  school  dia-  breaking probation from.Lansing,
oratory or Xvray procedures.. jmbnd.    Twenty .prospective\players .	
- - j turned out for a three hour session NOTICE
BENEFIT DANCE..    "     Iof batting and fielding practice. Man-
 —— 'ager.Dpn LaFlame was very pleased
The Bowen Busy Bees are. sponsor- with., the, 'brand , of ball  played- and
ing .a benefit dance for the 4-H camp,, spirit shown }n;the first workout,. *
of Findlay' College', will- deliver tbe| furidr at jUte .Delwih.Gram««,OEIall,^;4%L Anyone,wfsMn& to. try^ opt will be
iledicatoiy ' address/ The   public   is* miles ..eastojf Vernon CkarcJ»^.Ftiday,.welcora.e.,:Next. practicejs slated .for
Cdntt&Ily invited. •  ''■ ,'■' "'--"    -  '•'•• April 22.^*lack suppese- ■<$$&% Or-./Sonday. April 17, at the^igh school {trouble. Brown & Bruckart Sales &
-'<! B6V, CUM, mUUtmto-   ^M|».:«|iajPffl«^v^P)ni»   *J»tSJ.rj.tjilettq..fiel,4^<.   •..,.,-^   ..,.r
Police are .checking all cars .and
trucks for bad. brakes, lights, steering,
.equipment and. all safety factors.
Come,inf and,have yours checked today. '.Jtyo are equipped to save you
Service, Clare*
Nazarene Church
The Easter morning Sunday Sc"tes£S5
hour will  be a  special  program «$T
music, songs, and other special nraa-r
bers.If you have anything to coutssls--
ute plan to do\ s6.
Rev. WilliamNMcG*uire, District S"»-y
perintendent of the Michigan Chiz.£-_.«
of the Nazarene, will  be the gaEsifc
speaker  Easter   Sunday   evening, SUS.-:
you have never heard Rev. McGuis-sft,
don't miss this opportunity. He is s»-
rhan widely known \for his wcn_c.«3_S_fi ..
and   inspiring   message   and,  deejj*s* *
loved and respected by all tlite "Xbao*-
rene churches in ■ Michigan^ He;.i
also   have .his   children- with
and they will sing for* us-.
DE SOT© AND PLlfcWO^lttri..'
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