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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1971
Page
15
Glare County Farm Bureau members may enroll in Blue Cross Blue Shield during early March through the 15th. Eligible members without coverage can enroll, and current enrollees may change plans. Contact secretary Peggy Lambert for forms and assistance. phone Farwell 588-2830.
The Clare Congregational Church Women's Fellowship March gathering opened Monday evening with Lenten themed devotions by Mrs J L Kennedy. Mrs Ernest Boberg led the business session approving reports. Announcements included World Day of Prayer and a Work Day at Eagle Boys Village. Mrs John Finlayson reviewed books for her program on The Background of the Black Problem.
An early spring project as the Clara Bellas meet at Mrs. Ostrowsky home to decorate artificial eggs with beads of many colors. The March meeting at Mrs. Bradley’s will feature a makeup trends demonstration and film, starting promptly at 7 30.
Fresh baked Walnut Chews share a home recipe from Kay Kellogg with steps for mixing cereal walnuts and flour plus baking directions. Also included is a French Chocolate Sauce recipe using unsweetened chocolate water and whipped topping served over dessert ideas.
Clare suggests refreshing old clothing rather than buying new. Short hemlines persist with tips to lengthen hems using trim tape or inserts, repurpose dresses as tops, cut and restyle garments, and use contrasting side strips or raglan sleeves for renewed wearability.
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