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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
9
The Lake School PTA invites all to a Friday evening meeting on March 15 at 8 06 p m with Tri County health director Dr Sweet as guest speaker He will present a talk and show a safety picture The children are making safety posters to be judged with prizes in each shade The event is open to the community and especially to children accompanied by parents.
The Rosebush area hosts Cub Scout leadership sessions led by Robert Streeter with Mrs. Harold Adams and others and plans a pack meeting at the school on March 30. The Lake Extension Club meets March 14 to discuss furniture refinishing. Several residents travel for visits, illnesses, and family events, including hospital stays and weekend trips to Midland and Crystal Lake.
Mrs. Richard Bell hosted a March 8 stork shower for her sister Mrs. Raymond Graham, with twenty four ladies attending. Gifts and a luncheon followed games, and the note corrects a past misreport about a furnace explosion at Lake school.
Measles keep Tessman youngsters home while Bay City trips link Willett Austins with Bakers and Hilemans. Visits span Mt. Pleasant Detroit Pontiac Baldwin and Baldwin with Brockways Seiters Garthe Van Blarcom and other relatives. Conversation turns to warm coffee cakes and grilling leftover rolls.
The Salt River Farm Bureau group met at John and Mrs. Gross residence on March 6 with nine families attending. Paul Gross led a discussion on Local vs State control of school policies. Next gathering set for April 3 at Kenneth and Mrs. Mogg’s home. Several residents were mentioned visiting hospitals and local homes for support.
Alma guests Mr. and Mrs Ford Watson and two daughters joined Mr. and Mrs Russell Davis. Hale visitors Mr. and Mrs Ola Severson came for a visit at Arlington Seversons. Brown Corners and Browns Corners hosts hosted guests with birthdays celebrated. A fashion summary highlights empire silhouettes, pale colors, chiffons and eyelets inspired by a 1912 musical play based on Pygmalion.
Michigan officials meet at the U S Weather Bureau to review tornado detection and warning plans. Representatives from the State Police Office of Civil Defense and the Weather Bureau discuss expanding the air warning system and activating the Civil Defense ground observer corps in affected areas.
The Conservation Department’s forestry division selects a site near the Brighton recreation area in Livingston county for a new forest nursery. Approval by the Conservation Commission at the March 14 15 meeting in Lansing is pending. The project could acquire about 60 acres of private land pending 1957 legislature funds.
The Conservation Department forestry division will deliver seedlings and transplants for spring planting. Over 6 million trees allocated so far, about 15 million still available. Orders should be placed now to secure stock from three state nurseries, with shipments from April 20 to May 30.
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