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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1972
Page
3
Clare urges readers to analyze life goals at the start of the year and align daily routines with values. She recommends prioritizing tasks, rewarding oneself, doing disliked chores first thing, and considering eliminating guilt with a Forget column to reduce friction and pursue happiness in the New Year.
Michigan State University expert says the average American family spent 58 cents more per week on groceries in 1971, while overall food spending as a share of income fell 3 percent in a decade. A $20 grocery basket breakdown shows meat and produce as major costs with nonfood items comprising up to 20 percent of the bill.
New rules let people who missed early enrollment sign up during general enrollment periods in January February or March each year. The basic premium is 5.80 dollars monthly with a 10 percent rise each year of non enrollment. Disabled beneficiaries and most seniors born before June 1973 will be automatically enrolled unless they opt out at a Social Security office.
Diana K Jenkins Extension Home Economist offers advice to reduce road trip stress during holidays. She suggests staging luggage, using a car travel box for small toys, involving children with activities, ear plugs for adults, pre-loading nonperishable items, and leaving rested. Emphasizes planning, safety, and calm routines for smoother family travel.
Michigan extension director warns that wet fall weather left half of corn and soybeans unharvested, risking severe damage from snowmobile traffic. In unharvested fields beans can shatter completely, and snowmobiles harm hay and other sod areas. Farmers urged to seek permission before crossing fields.
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