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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
14
The Long Range Planning and Review Committee at Mid Michigan Community College discussed counseling services, student backgrounds, and financial aid. Dean Allen Nichols reported a 40 percent current aid rate, with a target of over 50 percent next year, and that no student will be denied admission for lack of funds.
Clare Beta Sigma Phi Sorority welcomed Mrs. Ofelia Cruz of Vivian Woodward Cosmetic Co as guest speaker at the January 23 gathering at the Doherty Hotel. She demonstrated makeup application and showed a film strip. The group plans a February 20 Valentine party at the hotel and asks members to bring gifts for a secret pal exchange. The Exempler Chapter will be invited.
Births listed for Sunday include a boy weighing four pounds one ounce born to Mr and Mrs Olin Starkey Route 1 Weidman. A daughter Kimberly Rene, eight pounds, born Jan 3 to Mr and Mrs Steven Tice of Flint at McLaren Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Furlong Flint and Mr and Mrs C Warren Tice Clare.
The Clare Welcome Wagon held its January meeting at St. Cecilia’s Parish on January 23 at 7 30 p m. Sharon Bonnell was installed as president and led the session with members noting the new officers.
Directors named at the Clare County Bicentennial Committee Jan 22 meeting. Board members include Donald Holbrook Jr A J Doherty Forrest Meek Lucille Haley Eugene Gillaspy Marie Bailey Ina Davison. New officers will be named later.
The Octo Bridge Club met at Mrs Ethyl Walton s home. First prize was won by Walton with Loretta Wilson second and Bon White taking the low prize. Lunch was served afterward.
The Clare Welcome Wagon held a coffee hour at Shirley Darema’s home. Members approved involvement with the March of Dimes after a motion by Sharon Bunnell and second by Carley Pischel, with notes to support Clare Osteopathic Hospital. Carlos Pischel agreed to follow up. Meeting attendees were present.
The Clare Latension Study Club held its January meeting at Mrs. Ernest Boberg's home. The Ladies opened with the Women’s Creed. Margaret Cook reported on the area council. Elaine Robinson and Mrs. Boberg led a low calorie cooking lesson. A slogan read There will be less of me in 73. A low calorie dessert was served.
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