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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
13
The Kiwanis Radio Auction is planned for Saturday May 21 1966 with items displayed at participating merchants. A Sentinel list shows goods to be sold and locations for inspection while WCRM Clare's radio station repeats reminders daily. Participation is urged for all ages to secure bargains with all items sold regardless of bid price.
Twenty Rebekahs from local lodge attended the 41st annual District 20 Rebekah Association session at Weidman on May 6. Ira Fisher and Agnes Pudway represented the group, with Patsy Schlafley honored by the Assembly President Lila Albrecht. Clare delegates Fannie Yeoman Alba Lyness Eva Schlafley served as guests. Lillian Johnston presided as district president.
Iince Eaton and Clarice Bellows attended the Muskegon testimonial dinner May 6 honoring Harold Schneider of Ann Arbor and Loretta Holliday of Muskegon. Bellows also attended Harold Clendenning’s memorial services in Saginaw May 4 at Shea's Funeral Home.
A relief offering will be taken May 15 at Clare Methodist Church for famine victims in India. Michigan and American churches fundraise as India faces a severe food shortage after a poor monsoon and 1965 grain output 25 percent below expected. Bishop Dwight Loder warned that delaying aid costs lives.
The Army uses leaflets loudspeakers and safe conduct passes to persuade villagers near Tuy Hoa and Saigon. Lt Walter Oszczakiewicz leads the 244th Psy War Team dropping nearly one million leaflets to aid harvests and reduce Viet Cong support. Maj William D Carter and Maj Richard M Brown describe defector impact and the positive approach as key to weakening enemy resolve.
Don t Skimp Skip or Stuff There s no easy way to lose weight but it s not an impossible task. Basic tips suggest writing down everything eaten for three days and counting calories. Cut down portions, eat in leisure with pleasant company, and prefer natural foods like vegetables and fruit to reduce calories.
Southeast Sheridan residents report a busy social week with many visitors. Bill Bergman and family, Dallas Mowery and Midland relatives, and Warren Hart with Donnie from Mt. Morris joined gatherings at the Bergman home and nearby. Additional callers include Mrs. C Jordan and Arling Severson, with Frank Upson undergoing surgery at Gladwin hospital.
Harrison residents and relatives visit for Mothers Day and birthday observances. The Northern Development Bowling Teams competed in Kalamazoo state tournaments with high scorers June and Eunice. Various family gatherings occurred across Clare, Pontiac, Flushing, Colonville, Bridgeport and Saginaw.
Willas Ocroose of Salem Missouri called on his sister. Mr and Mrs Lewis Rutter and Mr and Mrs Bill Patch and children visited his parents in Oscoda. Bob Amble and family of Davison and Richard Couture and family of Mancelona were guests of C A Amble. Dinner included William Walker and Melvin Blevins with Stevin and Mark Couture staying a week.
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