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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
2
The TOPS club met on Wednesday March 7 for its second anniversary party and a surprise for the queen of the past year. A March 14 meeting reported a weight loss of 42 1/2 pounds and plans for a weight losing contest with the Rosebush TOPS club. Meetings are held each Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in City Hall.
Rosebush Presbyterian Women met Thursday in the church for a pot luck noon meal. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Swindlehurst Mrs. Harold Flaharty and Mrs. Russell Robertson. Mrs. Edward Alexander led Bible study. Special music included a solo by Mrs. Keith Johnson. Guest speaker was Mrs. Brad Pettenger president of Grand River Presbyterian.
Mrs Olive Robinette Mrs Florence Robinette and Mrs Thelma Robinette traveled to Owosso on Thursday to see their sister in law Floy Robinette who has been a Memorial Hospital patient with a broken hip for five months.
Students seek part time and summer job registrations with many office work options and a main contact at the high school 386 9945. A civil rights assembly at Clare High School involving Mr Jackson discusses education social involvement and economics with a Q and A session.
Jerry and Mary Witbeck tour behind the scenes in a local store and plan a visit this week to Dr. Stirling's Animal Hospital to learn how doctors help sick pets.
Mrs A E Bartow attended a Past Matrons Club meeting at the home of Mrs Faye Stephenson in Clare. Several couples from Colonville Grand Rapids Mt Pleasant and Beaverton visited, hosted and attended with families. Other socials include OES Friends Night in Gladwin and several Sunday dinners and visits across Beaverton Midland Saginaw and Mesick with multiple households noted.
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