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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
9
Jay Trucks and Dr. J. R. Gershon presented safety tips to Clare Ski Club members during the Wednesday meeting at Schaeffer's. Plans for a March weekend trip were discussed. The February 20 outing begins with an 8 am breakfast at Schaeffer's and includes a guided instruction period.
Mr and Mrs Basil Harvey hosted lunch with his mother Mrs Effie Harvey and Herman Leia. Delores Groom spent Thursday in Lansing with friends. Roy McEwan and daughter Marilyn of Higgins Lake visited Max and Delores Groom. Dave Keillor and Beaverton guests called on James Griggs. Leo Russell and grandson of Oden with Lloyd Eberhart visited. Ernie Davis joined the Duane McDonald family for Sunday evening at Sidney Carey.
Boy Scout Troop 625 Clare joined the Klondike Derby at Camp Rotary, navigating by compass through stations testing first aid water purification knife and axe use. Scoutmaster Harold Moline and Assistant Walford Siel led the group while all cooked dinner on the trail. Local families visited and hosted weekend guests as community life continued.
Louisa Nelson Grahau notes a February 9 session of the Isabella County Extension Study Groups at the Cooperative Extension Service Office. A panel including Maynard Cole Everett Hager man Doris Reed Max August tine and Alta Christensen presented agency work from Social Welfare Social Services Health Department and Job Training Center followed by a Q and A.
A wholesome loaf recipe using California dates candied citron almonds and chocolate. The loaf serves as a versatile snack or tea time treat and can be made with packaged diced dates for convenience.
Mr and Mrs Charles Zelter announce a son Charles Gerard born February 11 at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce. Jeffrey Donald born February 11 to Mr and Mrs Donald Thornton weighing seven pounds 15 1/2 ounces. Thomas Jerry Jr born February 10 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Blackmer weighing seven pounds one ounce. William Stephen Jr born February 13 to Mr and Mrs William Bates weighing seven pounds nine ounces. A daughter born February 14 to Mr and Mrs Stanley Root weighing six pounds six ounces at Clare Hospital.
Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs O M Ulch to see a niece in Midland and later near Fenton. Mr and Mrs Overholt of Levering joined Wayne and Mrs Dutcher for supper. A February 8 visit to Mrs Lucy J Carey honored her birthday with Nancy Dutcher Clela Shutz and Maude Norman guests and a cake baked by Nancy. Sympathies extended to the Henderson family. Several residents, including William Coan Gary Lucas Olaf Erneshagen and June Cantner, listed as ill with healing hoped soon. Mert Rogers spent Sunday in Midland with relatives. he remains largely unable to move about.
Marine Private Ray M. Butler son of Mr and Mrs Carl A Peterson of 9287 Peterson Drive Lake has completed the Field Message Center course at Camp Pendleton California He will be assigned to a Marine Corps Message Center.
The monthly Sing of the Saginaw Valley Churches of Christ takes place this Sunday at 3 00 p m at the Clare Church of Christ. The program features an hour of congregational singing with no collection and no preaching. All are welcome.
Mrs. Carrie Waddington visits daughter in Midland. Dr. and Mrs. Finch and son Scott from Ann Arbor spend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bigsby. Mrs. Bigsby to Ann Arbor for hospital tests. Mr. and Mrs. Bugbee and family from Onondaga stay with Nowlin parents. Norman Disbrow and son Bradley from Jackson join Flowers and Kline guests at the Disbrow home. Leon Gillett and wife dine with Nowlins. Mrs. Dalrymple visits southern state relatives.
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