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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
14
A 15 year old writes about his girlfriend, age 14, and her mother who forbids them to date. The adviser cautions that the mother may see the daughter as too young and urges acceptance of limits, noting persistence alienates parents and delays dating opportunities.
The article praises Michigan Bell for its traditional spirit of service that enhances telephone support. It emphasizes that while computers aid operations, the core helpfulness and human concern remain central to the company.
A handy extension phone at the workplace eliminates mad dashes to answer a distant phone. It promises uninterrupted work with a low daily cost after a one time installation fee and offers multiple colors. To order, call the Business Office or ask your Wee telephone man.
Family and friends gather as Ray Utley dies after weeks of illness. Funeral services held Wednesday at Coker Funeral Home. The notice lists numerous relatives and social visits across Clare Owosso Lansing Detroit Flint Coleman Grand Haven Greenville and Milford.
Bell telephones often fail to need repairs as Western Electric tests and builds units under the Bell System. If a phone requires servicing, there is no extra charge for repairs.
Floyd Worcutt, teacher of vocational agriculture at Clare, attended the 45th annual Conference for Teachers of Vocational Agriculture at Michigan State University July 27 31. More than 200 teachers and school administrators gathered at The Kellogg Center to discuss improving programs for agriscience jobs.
Soil scientists with the Agriculture Research Service and state stations study soil properties affecting corn seedbeds. They link small aggregates and pores to better seedling growth while larger gaps aid row-zone moisture storage. Minimal tillage emerges as the way to achieve desirable surface roughness and moisture conservation for germination.
Mrs Eileen Jacobs called on Mrs Edna Dixon Monday. Homer Prout returns from Alma Hospital improving. Sanford visitors Mr and Mrs Al Francies visit Bert Prout. Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald and Mr and Mrs Clare McTaggart stay at their Cranberry Lake cottage. George Youngs of Saginaw and Fred Ervin of Clare visit Edna Dixon. Edna Dixon attends a Mt Pleasant get together. Eric Pearson and granddaughter Judy Kelley and Mrs Harry Johnson and son Billy of St Clair Shores visit aunt Maude McDonald. Later Harry Johnson and daughters Patti and Nancy Kelsey spend weekend. Community extends sympathy to Earl Henderson family.
Colonville News reports Bible School ends Friday after a five day session led by Rev. Brook with 50 students enrolled. A Thursday program for parents pleased attendees as teachers and pupils thanked supporters for helping make the school a success. Several local families and visitors are noted in social calls and reunions across Harrison and nearby towns.
Wayne State University surgeon Prof. G Beekhuis reports success using a Michigan made silicone rubber compound to reshape saddled noses in 27 of 30 operations. The material offers single operation fixes, resists time and heat, and can be shaped easily for desired forms.
County fairgoers should verify sellers hold a Michigan sales tax license. Out of state dealers may not remit tax. buyers owe a use tax. Demand to see a seller’s tax license to protect yourself from nonpayment.
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