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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
4
A family new to town learns to introduce themselves at school by asking about classroom routines and activities. Practical tips emphasize being pleasant and not pushy, aiming to form friendships quickly. The piece also notes common teen anxieties including bad breath and dandruff, suggesting hygiene tips like mouthwash after brushing.
Mr and Mrs Richard Nolin visited relatives in Eaton Rapids Leslie and Onondaga. Fred Siegle presents two records My Michigan and My Michigan Home Forever to Gov Romney and Lt Gov. Nolin left one at WJIM Lansing. Local stations Clare and Mt Pleasant will play them upon request during Michigan Week.
April 8 1963 Clare Michigan city meeting led by Mayor Cain approves March minutes and canvass results from April 5 election. Commissioners Wisler Haley Bradley Cain vote to authorize John Quinwan audit and confirm 4368.10 sewer district assessment, set three installments, 6 percent interest, and rescind conflicting resolutions. Glen Cain mayor and David Adams clerk.
Lake Thirteen residents share events including a funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Archie Sweet, visits by Mrs Harold Lockwood and Lloyd Dowell, and weekend gatherings at various cabins. Lawrence Latarte and Joe Latarte hosted trout fishing, while Earl Stephens from Milford stayed at his son Lynn Stephens cabin to build cupboards.
The text urges readers to stop being sideliners and actively voice opinions and take action. It extols making a positive stand, deciding what is right or wrong, and working to ensure things are as they should be rather than simply approving or criticizing.
West Gilmore Carl and Ellen Geasler and relatives from Allegan Clare and Grand Rapids dined with Ray Geasler and others while cousins Harold Skinner hosted. Several patients, including William Wixon in Clare hospital after a head injury, are reported. Mrs Gladys Rodgers improves in Traverse City hospital and Mrs Charles Kent remains in Central Michigan Hospital. Multiple local visits span Farwell Mt Pleasant Ludlow and Sherman City as families share Easter and weekend gatherings.
The United Church of Christ church at 110 West Fifth Street led by Rev. Van Parker lists Church School at 9:30 and Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m.
Mr and Mrs George Finch Jr and their children spent Saturday with relatives, attending a wedding at Sue Hein oh in A while Ray Ardist le and a business associate traveled to Dover on Sunday.
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