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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
6
A National Home Improvement Council survey of homeowners planning remodeling finds that more rooms are desired, with baths leading additions. The study warns to consider hot water supply and plumbing efficiency, advising consulting a plumber to assess current heater capacity for a new or expanded bath.
Mackinaw City residents Clarence Irwin and family visited sister Wayne Dutcher and family. Mrs William Coon recovered from eye surgery at daughter George Schutz's home. Charles Cornell and Bruce Dow with Magon relatives visited Dutcher family this past week.
Saturday and Sunday visitors and relatives converged at Rosebush for a golden wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bidwell. Numerous neighbors and kin called, with many not seen in years, as other locals dropped by to visit and share in the event.
Isabella County Home Economics Extension Council plans the Spring Achievement Day on April 14 at First Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant. Exhibits on household basics and fifty years of extension work run 10 to 11 a.m. Lunch at noon, program by Robert Bower of Grand Rapids at 1:15. Council elections, county tour, fair plans, and 1964-65 program discussed.
Color guidance for rooms emphasizing light colors in small spaces and warm reds in windowless or northeast facing rooms. Avoid excessive patterns and large areas of bright color. Encourage color flow through the house, balance cool blues, and mix light and deep colors.
Louis Becker of Clare County reports the Michigan Department of Economic Expansion has approved the Overall Economic Development Plan. The document now awaits approval in Washington.
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