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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
3
Prof Allan O Pinister of the University of Michigan argues education should not end with a fixed four year or PhD. He says colleges overpromise a finished product and urges humility, ongoing learning, and avoidance of adding excessive coursework to heavy loads.
Caplain residents Mr and Mrs Jack Schwark with family visited Gilmore Church Sunday morning and ate with Mr and Mrs Chuck Fox. Larry and Lynn Esterline from Farwell joined Elaine Esterline’s family for Sunday dinner. Ample illness noted as Mr and Mrs William Phillips have flu.
Gilmore Grange and the Brown family host a Friday evening card party with proceeds benefiting the March of Dimes. The piece lists multiple local visits and gatherings, including Robison and Laverty families, a sick John Shilling Sr. at Saginaw Veterans Hospital, and various birthday and social events among area residents.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company announces a budget plan for about 700 000 heating customers. The plan levels cold weather gas bills into equal monthly payments based on a customer’s average normal use. Applications will be mailed with upcoming gas bills.
Local residents recount weekend visits and hospital calls in Brush College area. Names include Galen Coats Leitners Leitner family Newman Myers Davis and Beery with multiple calls, dinners, and birthday wishes amid illness and hospital stays.
A Lansing report outlines 1963 legislative efforts affecting farmers and farm products. The measure load includes 47 house bills and 21 senate bills on marketing labor housing dairy milk standards farm vehicles and slaughterhouse rules with appropriations for insect control and migrant worker schooling.
Dover extension members met February 26 at Mrs. Joe Peet's home with nine members and four visitors. Mrs. Joe Murphy taught Smocked hats and a new pillow design while Mrs. Loren Neville and Mrs. Miles Beachley led knitting lessons. The group adjourned to a lunch hosted by the hostess, with plans for a repeat session at Mrs. Charles Rutter’s home featuring Mrs. Robert Kleinhardt on covering shoes.
Mt Pleasant moves to create a nationwide tourist draw led by Robert Woody of the Chamber of Commerce. CMU collaborates with plans for a Cherokee style historical pageant Weep, Weep the Forest to premiere April 3 4 5 6 at Warriner Auditorium and outdoor sites to follow with an Indian village and museum planned. Willis Jackson heads Chippewa interests.
The page presents local notices and brief items from Clare and surrounding areas dated March 14, 1963. It includes community briefs, public announcements, and short news snippets reflecting civic life in the region.
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