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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
8
A reader column by Thomas Collins argues social security becomes a narcotic for retirees. A Louisiana couple details retirement life with clock collections, dogs, and estate plans. The piece hints at legal costs and invites readers to request a Golden Years booklet.
Michigan state reports show 1961 motor travel rose modestly overall with large gains in southwest Lower Michigan and declines in parts of the Upper Peninsula. School zone signs reduced speeds by up to 15 mph at 13 sites, while federal officials expect road-side hotels to see only brief adverse effects as total travel rises with new controlled-access highways.
At the quarterly board meeting the Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic directors regretfully accepted Herbert E. Marshall’s resignation as president after five years. Loren G. Burt, M.D., acting chair, will lead until the May annual meeting as new officers are elected.
Farmers request another Dairy Tour this winter. A Dairy Tour is being arranged between Clare and Gladwin counties with a neon program on Wednesday March 28th.
Price report from Clare livestock sale lists cattle ranges across grades and weights. Notes prime, choice, utility, and common classes for cows, steers, heifers, calves, bulls, sows, boars, feeder pigs, and slaughters with price bands and weights.
Landowners with bare or sparse land should arrange for a reforestation program. Seedlings are available through this office and the SCS office. The federal cost share is 20 per thousand and most seedlings cost around 11 per thousand.
The Harrison Jocal will hold its annual meeting at 1 30 p m in the courthouse basement Friday March 16. The regular business includes election of Directors and delegates to the State meeting. An interesting program is being arranged and all members should attend.
Registered Holstein Guernsey Ayrshire and Brown Swiss calves for boys and girls will be available Saturday March 31 at the C. B. Smith Wolve rine Sales Pavilion. More information at our office.
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