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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
3
Reader asks how to handle an aging widowed mother living 400 tiles away in the family home. Advice urges exploring nearby institutional housing or a shared arrangement with a small apartment, or bringing in a young family to provide companionship and rent. A nearby option would keep mother closer while reducing family strain.
The 1960 review highlights sticker funding for a 3 million dollar parks program, record park attendance and camping, and restoration plans for the Great Lakes fishery. It notes progress in fish hatcheries, a court ruling on submerged lands, forest planting, and increases in oil gas and natural gas production. The report also covers hunter safety, land conservation, deer hunting trends, and regulatory shifts in commercial fishing.
A series of weekend and Sunday visits highlight Denver Township. Families including the Muterspaughs, Methners, Eberharts, Lytels, and the Sextons shared meals and called on friends around Delwin and Clare. Funeral attendance at Prescott drew several locals.
Michigan State University under a $167000 Commonwealth Fund grant studies a proposed Institute of Biology and Medicine. The plan aims at an integrated curriculum linking genetics with animal, plant, and human biology, allowing early same courses for various tracks including medical and veterinary degrees and nursing or medical technology.
Riverside Grange reports December service including visits to shut inns and delivering food toys clothing and a Christmas tree to three families. A $10 free will offering was sent to Church World Service for milk. January 17 oyster supper at Carman Newman home and February meetings set for the 7th and 21st.
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