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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
16
Readers seek advice on prom fashion borrowed gowns and social judgments. The notes encourage attending prom in a borrowed dress, emphasizing confidence and consideration of teachers and peers. The exchange also covers a romance invitation to Easter church and etiquette about grooming in public.
A new multi million dollar system will stream world and fair news to visitors from 11 arch mounted message boards. Each arch rises 60 feet and will display five line screens with photos and color displays. The plan aims to help families navigate the 646 acre site while highlighting the fair theme Peace Through Understanding.
Lawrence Carncross Lois Ann Rilett and Diana Kleiner return for spring break as Holy Week nightly meetings begin at 8 00 p m Attendance Sunday evening drew a fine crowd The Kleiner family welcomes four newborn lambs and the junior choir appears in new robes singing a Palm Sunday anthem A special thanks is extended to Mrs Burke Rilett and all who assisted.
Alma residents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ramsey and Mr and Mrs Glen Bay visited Ethard Walters. Joyce Dunkie graduated from MSU with relatives present. Findlay College Choir toured March 18 with community support from Eldership Arthur Center Colonville Elm Grove. Diana Kleiner is a choir member. Mrs Stanley Haynes and son Mark visit from Chicago. Dan Bay and Walter Bay hosts at Cornwell farm. Donald David return from Lansing weekend visit. Pat Finch of Gaylord tours MSU route home.
Dr. Dena C. Cederquist of Michigan State University told a U.S. Senate subcommittee that nutrition faddists swindle elderly people into buying millions in unnecessary supplements. She said no evidence shows older adults need more of any nutrient and urged better public information and diet plans as low as 11.50 a week.
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