Creative Planter From Clay Pots
Two large clay pots of 10 to 12 inches form a chairside planter. Glue their bottoms together and insert a dowel through both drainage holes. the top pot rests on the floor while the other supports the plant.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
3
Two large clay pots of 10 to 12 inches form a chairside planter. Glue their bottoms together and insert a dowel through both drainage holes. the top pot rests on the floor while the other supports the plant.
A garbled timetable fragment shows times labeled 200 PM and 5:95 PM with station names Lansing and Clare. It lists return trips with fares, departure and arrival windows, but details are incomplete.
Judy Bauer and Rod Rumrill united in marriage on Saturday August 17 at First Baptist Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Donald Smithgall with a double ring exchange. The bride, formerly Judy Bauer of Lake, wore an empire waist ivory satin gown with antique lace and a chapel train, with a pearl crown and ivory veil. The couple will reside in Clare and study at Central Michigan University after a honeymoon to Washington DC and Maryland. 150 guests attended from multiple cities including Saginaw and Lansing.
Mid Michigan Community College announces Early Start ORT 099 a freshman orientation course for new students. Dean Curtis Morton and Dean T Allen Nichols describe benefits reading listening evaluation library use note taking self management and time use. The 9 to 12 window runs Sept 3 10 for one credit with in district 10 out of district 15 tuition and about 4 in materials. Instructor Michael Lynch previously helped develop similar programs at Northern Michigan University.
Edward Penny of Pontiac died at General Hospital on August 15 at age 78. A GM retiree and World War I veteran, he is survived by his wife Clara, four children, nine grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Voorhees Funeral Home with Dr. Tom Malone officiating. Burial was in Crescent Hills Cemetery.
A long list of relatives and friends visited Coleman area households Sunday and Saturday. Reunions and dinners included the Johnson reunion at Rosebush Memorial Park and the Coleman High School Class of 1963 reunion set for August 25 at Coleman Park with rain venue if needed.
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