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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
4
Central Michigan University educational station WCMU-TV began daily activity after its March 29 debut. The channel 14 UHF station operates with 40,000 watts, with an opening set for January 1 delayed by slow material and equipment delivery.
The article describes Di Gel stomach capacity and gland activity, plus CMU TV station WCMU project details. It notes programming include 4 30 p m Teen Dance Time 8 p m interview with Harry Reasoner, and ET networks legacy Lizzie Borden. Campus tower gift from Gerrity Broadcasting and funding sources are mentioned.
Easter services drew a large crowd with the choir led by Rosemary Carter. Numerous local families shared visits and meals across Lansing Beaverton Bay City Saginaw and Flint areas including Denno Garver Lloyd Slater and Wal ters households. Community member Janet Trietch announced as temporary news reporter and requests calls to 386-9185.
Dr. John L. Isbister of the Michigan Department of Public Health reports a dramatic drop in measles cases from 48 752 in 1963 to 15 251, crediting widespread vaccination. He notes 50 cases in week 10 of 1967 and six deaths in 1966, predicting further declines and zero preventable deaths with vaccine access.
The Southeast Sheridan column offers sympathy to the Irwin and Cole families, mentions Herman Evans's recovery at the Saginaw Veterans Hospital, and reports Easter services at Daniel Band Church with 190 attendees. It notes travel for services, visits to Clare and Averill, home improvements, health updates, arrivals of spring birds, and local social visits amid springtime scenes.
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