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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1969
Page
5
Army PFC Ronald E. Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs Donald Maxwell Sr Beaverton is now stationed in Tuy Hoa Vietnam He would enjoy hearing from his friends Write to Pfc Ronald E Maxwell US54987467 C Btry 6 32 Arty A P O San Francisco Calif 96316
Advertiser highlights the efficiency of gas water heaters promising abundant hot water for pennies a day and savings versus electric models. It claims gas units provide more hot water in a day than electric units twice their size and urges readers to visit a plumber or dealer or call for installation.
County extension agent warns chloride salts from highway deicing and home use damage turfgrasses near roads and fields. Correlations shown between salt presence and turf kill. leaching through irrigation and soil loosening recommended. consider replacing damaged turf where salt accumulates.
Mid Michigan Community College Harrison starts its first Practical Nursing class on February 3 1969. The PN Center at 1213 South Drive Mt Pleasant hosts instruction by R N Mrs Harley Kirby and R N Mrs Stephen Yorik. Clare County students include Robert Clure Verda Hiles Pamela Miller Vanita Paxton and Billie Ann Luke.
Mrs. V J Kittendorf of Sebewaing and her mother Mrs N A Elden visited Clare Nursing Home and dined with Mr and Mrs William D Elden. Various local residents made short trips or hosted guests including supper at the Pringle home and a Miami Florida trip by the Witbeck couple.
The ad promotes built in side guard beams in all 1969 Chevrolets including Caprice and Impala models, plus dual fenders and air ventilation. It highlights computer selected springs, six V8 options, lowered prices on big V8s and automatics, theft theft deterrent on the steering column and Showdown sales emphasis.
The Congregational Women’s Fellowship met February 3 in the church social rooms. Devotions by Mrs. Joseph L. Kennedy asked if your Christ life is an empty picture frame. Mrs. Peter Bratt spoke on Southeast Asia and its people, customs, and country.
The Rebekah meet ing will reveal Secret Pals next Tuesday eve February 18. Pauline Whiteside noble grand and Winnifred Cotton vice grand preside with 19 past noble grands present. Hospital Bed Committee appointed Fern Archambault and Olive Robinette. Connie Strouse reported on United Nations Pilgrimage at the school. Theta Rho applications handed out to revive girls club for ages 10 to 18. Birthday honorees Mildred Bowers and Gervege James Foote.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens of Beaverton welcome a son born February 2 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital weighing nine pounds nine and a quarter ounces. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook of Clare greet a son named Michael Duane born February 4 at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve and a half ounces.
February 4 dinner honored Mrs Bonnie Bauder by colleagues at Holley Carburetor. She received roses from daughter Bonnie Rae in Kalamazoo and a phone call from brother Jack Spencer and wife Dorothy from San Bernardino California.
The February Clare Study Club meeting at United Methodist Church included a cancer film by county nurse Mrs. Brenner with Q&A. Miss Rebecca Raleigh, Clare High's 1969 Homemaker, performed violin pieces, as devotions and business reports followed.
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