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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
3
Sixty senior citizens and guests enjoyed a carry in dinner at Clare Congregational Church social rooms. Lucius Fuller, president, gave grace and Leonard Erickson spoke on his United Nations Pilgrimage last summer, praising the work of the body and making new friends.
A Better Business Bureau pamphlet warns against bait advertising that lures shoppers with low prices only to switch them to higher priced merchandise. It notes many salespeople use a second, better model to trap unwary buyers and urges reporting such tactics to the BBB.
The Ladies Circle gathered at Mrs. Nancy Bennett's home for a meeting with a planned March Suh session at Miss Grace Pfannes's home and a Chinese Auction. Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heber on their baby girl Jody. Several members and relatives visited and attended events across Harrison and area, including hospital stays and family gatherings. Officials discuss salary adjustments, budget, and new equipment at Clare County Board of Supervisors meeting on February 17, 1969 in Harrison Michigan.
The February 18 1969 Clare County Board of Supervisors met at the Court House with McKenna Brubaker Oman Bringold present. The panel tabled Child Guidance Clinic funds, approved transfer of 3200 dollars to the Abstract Department, and adopted two lake district recovery resolutions directing the Drain Commissioner to levy special assessments for Otter Lake and Arnold Lake to reimburse property owners.
The annual Sweetheart Ball at the Surrey House in Harrison drew a capacity crowd on February 15. Music by the Chessman of Mt. Pleasant kept guests dancing. a buffet supper accompanied the event. The Auxiliary realized nearly $1500 for hospital needs and plans to repeat the fundraiser next year.
A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Robert Heber of Harrison on February 12 weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces. Mrs Glenn Fitzpaulice of route two Beaverton announced the birth of another daughter on February 12 weighing six pounds four and a half ounces.
Jon Ringelberg spoke on the new district court with staff including deputy clerks M Sonntag and W Berg Sr and secretary recorder E Holbrook Jr. A recording machine demo was shown. The White Elephant Sale plans were reviewed. The notices include three February births: Ross Randall and wife welcome a son, Dean Gleason and wife welcome a son, and Phillip Allen and wife announce a daughter.
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