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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
5
Associate Professor Hazel M. Losh forecasts a fairly good meteor shower in April with the Lyrids radiating from about six degrees southwest of Vega. Vega rises around 50 degrees north and east at sunset, and the meteors are swift with streaks. Expect about 15 per hour, but counts vary yearly, with peak rates likely after midnight on April 21.
A lengthy community diary records visits and gatherings across Mt. Pleasant Bay City Saginaw Reed City Clare and Flint. Numerous callers include the Amble and Bartow families along with teachers athletes and church groups attending conferences and luncheons. Several residents travel to Bay City Little Bay De Noc and Florida, with hospital and family updates and new arrivals noted.
Michigan State University home economists warn that fiberglass fibers are brittle and require gentle handling. Twisting or constant abrasion may cause the fibers to break.
Education expert Robert S. Fox argues homework should start in sixth grade and be tailored to individual children. He favors light, school-based work in early years, with more independent, interest driven tasks encouraged as students advance to high school and beyond. Parents are urged to support exploration and community resources to reinforce learning.
Our weekly reply advises a 15 year old girl that she is too young to fix on one boy. It encourages continuing to write but cautions against aggressive love signaling and urges keeping friendship and exploring other potential friends as she grows. The guidance comes from FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS, NATIONAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SERVICE, FRANKFORT KY.
DuPont Midwest Extension Division manager Wyatte F. De Loache will speak to the Rotary club on April 19 on Three Imperatives for Tomorrow. He will outline three key functions for progress and the link between scientific research and industrial technology in the economy. De Loache, a former newspaperman now based in Chicago, joined DuPont in 1940 and has held duties in public relations and personnel. Arrangements were made by Martin Loomis.
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