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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
7
A detailed budget comparison by Gilbert H. Hicks shows a $6,800 retirement income can yield more spendable money than $15,300 prior. He argues provident living and saving, not a lower lifestyle, keep retirees comfortable with taxes and disciplined spending. A 36 page GOLDEN YEARS booklet offers guidance for 50 cents.
The Clare W C T U will meet with Mrs May Chaffee at 112 East 7th Street on June 8 at 2:00 PM. Guests are welcome.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Pat O Mealy and son Danny of Luther with Martha Allen. Guests came from Midland Mt Pleasant Ashley Saginaw Lansing Wayne and Davison along with many local hosts. Attendees shared meals visited cemeteries and enjoyed Coffee Hour and bowling at Jackpine Lanes.
The widow of a World War II air service veteran received the full $10,000 GI Insurance benefit after his death less than a week after he filed for the program. The veteran served 840 flying hours as an aerial engineer with a troop carrier wing in Europe and had let lapse his National Service Life Insurance. The new program opened May 1 1965 and runs until May 2 1966, offering up to $10,000 to eligible veterans with service connected disabilities or severe non service related risk, with premiums funded by a $424 monthly rider paid by each veteran.
Lake Thirteen reads as a busy social note with multiple families visiting over the weekend. Joe and Amada Rikley and relatives from Detroit Carlton and Saginaw joined guests at the La Torte residence.
A simple side dish using pounds of new potatoes served for eight to ten. Boil potatoes until tender then toss with melted butter, chives, rosemary and lemon juice. Drain and toss with parsley before serving.
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