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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
12
A teen with a missing leg asks why adults neglect her dignity and callous curiosity. The reply urges kindness and understanding, noting teens often show more tolerance and suggesting the teen's resilience can help cope with stigma.
Central Michigan University reports a 13.6 percent rise in spring enrollment to 6 983 students from 6 147 a year ago. Freshmen lead with a 24 3 percent increase, and gains occur across all classes led by graduate studies up 7 9 percent.
The March manpower request totals 7,900 for the Army, doubling the original 3,900 estimate. All calls target Army duty with other services unused. The Army must reach 15,900 total for March to maintain active strength, 7,900 via Selective Service examinations and 8,000 by voluntary enlistment.
The Clare County government forms a non profit county building authority under Act 31. It can acquire construct lease operate and maintain buildings and sites and issue self liquidating revenue bonds payable from property revenues. The authority's powers include condemnation and leasing back to the county with a 40 year maximum lease.
Michigan State Highway Department plans to screen junkyards along roads to align with a federal beautification push. Acting Highway Director Howard E. Hill said a detailed study will identify economical shielding methods using trees or shrubs, with possible condemnation in some cases to remove eyesores.
Frank Kobel and three children stayed with his parents while the Joe Mossells in South Bend report mumps and measles in their children. Neighbors note a heavy snowstorm as they move among Clare Mt. Pleasant and Belding visiting relatives and noting minor injuries from ice slips.
Local columns list visits and greetings among Colonville residents. Mr and Mrs Kendall Wood host, families attend hospital and milk producers meeting, and several gatherings mark birthdays anniversaries and church revivals. Names include Harpster Wood Davis Mogg Wen zel Magnus Rutter and others with events in Colonville Frankenmuth Blanchard and Harrison.
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