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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
14
A teenage junior expresses anxiety about choosing a future vocation and fears being seen as dull. The advisor suggests it is normal not to decide early and encourages exploring multiple interests with possible guidance from teachers.
Art in Living for the Junior High presents a word association game review of art terms on channel 12 WIRT at 9 30 a m Wednesday April 8. James Chase moderates with Dr Charles Anspach CMU president emeritus and Mrs Blanche Zinser Rosebush Public Schools.
The Michigan State Police warn that rotted ice on lakes and ponds and higher creek levels threaten unsupervised children in spring. They urge parents to teach children not to walk on or cross ice and to avoid playing near rivers and docks as thawing weather creates air pockets. The state notes a recent drowning blamed on rotted ice and records show about 70 youths under 15 drowned in the past four years in Michigan.
It notes that customers sometimes dial the wrong number for Long Distance calls. If this occurs, ask the answering person for the city and number, hang up, then report the city and wrong number to your Long Distance Operator to avoid charges on the bill.
An advertisement extols a Michigan Bell service commitment with repair visits included in price at no extra charge. It touts reliable, low and improving telephone service and customer convenience.
Tornadoes most often occur in April, May and June between 2 and 7 p.m. About half travel less than 5 miles, but a few cover more than 200 miles.
Sunday School featured a group of teen-agers with a special song. Many local residents visited relatives and attended services and card parties. Several families hosted guests and others were ill or recovering in area hospitals.
Nematodes attack plant roots and reduce Michigan crops by up to ten percent annually, threatening farmer losses and yield quality across the state.
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