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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
12
Colonville hosts a dinner for a rehearsal party and missionary gathering at the Nawmia residence on Friday evening with Mrs. Roy Courliss and Mrs. Bill Randle present. Local attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nawmia. January date indicated.
The weekly letter counsels a 13 year old girl to delay dating, focus on school and home life, and wait for the right boyfriend. Community notices mention a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Humphry, visits, a wedding in Clare, and local social updates.
The Internal Revenue Service offers the 1965 farmers tax guide for filing 1964 returns with emphasis on keeping adequate records. Farmers should prepare complete records for returns and audits. Local supply points include Johnston's Elevator Clare Citizens Bank and Trust Co Clare.
President Johnson signed the Reserve Officers Training Corps Vitalization Act of 1964 in October. The act expands senior ROTC with two-year programs and scholarships for selected four-year students, allows transfers from junior colleges, and requires the services to establish Junior ROTC units at qualified schools on request.
Michigan Department of Agriculture announces a policy requiring 100 percent compliant water supplies on new Grade A fluid milk farms after May 1 1965. A new producer is defined by market absence 45 days change of ownership manufacturing to grade A milk or first time seller.
Eagle News notes Miss Glenda Armentrout visiting Findlay Ohio with Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Kleiner. New Year guests at the Bay home include the Siscos and families from Alma. Community members watched the Orange and Rose parades on a color TV. Various callers and family meals are listed across several households as college students return home. New 4-H clubs in Clare County prepare to form.
Policy requires compliance by November 1 1967 eliminating submerged inlets in cattle waterers and drinking cups if fed by the same well as the milkhouse. After November 1 1967 any noncompliant water supplies face full debit on Grade A surveys. Producers urged to act before the deadline.
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