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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1970
Page
2
Deadline for entries is April 27 to Twin Elms or Mrs Harold Fleming secretary. Retirees and semi Retirees may join the new league which will begin Friday May 1 at 1 p.m.
One four year seat on the Clare Board of Education will be on the ballot Monday June 8. Nominating petitions are available at the school administrative office 305 E Wheaton and must be returned by 4 p.m. May 11 1970. Signatures must total 1 to 4 percent of last election votes with at least 24 valid signatures from registered voters within the district.
CMU news release states first year freshmen must live in university residence halls while other students may choose housing. Exceptions include students living at home veterans and those turning 21. Plans raise fridge limits and set one per suite. Housing contracts span the academic year with Barnard Hall becoming a women's dorm and Preston Apartments housing married students.
The column lists Mrs Zoie Landers and Mrs Ruby Wyman hosting supper with family in Long Lake. Numerous visits include San ford callers, Cadillac visitors, Beaverton Beaverton trip for Grace Thomas, and guests from Saginaw Midland Ann Arbor Mt Pleasant and Clare. Local residents attend dinners and hospital visits.
The Clare Study Club met in United Methodist Church parlors on April 7 with devotions by Mrs. John Finlayson and patriotic songs by the Senior Citizens Granny Band. Members reviewed flag history and symbolism, pledged allegiance, received Our Flag pamphlets, and discussed flag regulations plus flag folding. The group elected officers for next year and planned an annual banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jackson welcomed twin daughters born March 29 at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Rhonda Louise weighed five pounds three and three quarters ounces and Renny Jean four pounds two and three quarters ounces.
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