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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
16
Dear Post answers teens on social plans and sleep depression with practical advice. A reader seeks timing for curfews while dating, another asks prom corsage color, and a teen describes melancholy seeking physician guidance.
The University of Michigan Medical Center dietitians urge creative breakfasts with protein, vitamin C, and energy foods. They suggest eggs, meats, fish, peanut butter, or cheese plus fruits like melons and berries and varied breads or cereals. They promote enjoyable, imaginative combinations such as grilled ham and cheese with tomato slices and advise planning to avoid unhealthy habits.
Troubled young girl in Sunday drama “Don't Go Upstairs” features Connie Scott Sandra Dee and Ann Adams in the cast. The prompt asks to circle the correct personality with a pencil and add a score at the bottom.
The piece proclaims Armed Forces Day with the theme Power For Peace. It hails the United States Army as Essential Force For Freedom and a modern, rugged force ready for today’s challenges and tomorrow’s contingencies.
The Department of Defense has asked the Selective Service System to supply 12 000 men in May 1964 for Army induction. The May objective for enlisted men with no prior service is 17 700, including the 12 000 draftees.
In Clare County two agencies allied with the IRS educate homeowners about reporting household workers for social security. Letters go to over 500 homeowners. Any worker paid $50 or more per calendar quarter is covered, with a 7.25 percent tax split between employer and worker.
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garver at Fellowship Hall drew many relatives and friends. Weekend visitors included the Slussers Klines and Kleinhardts from multiple towns. other locals hosted and visited family members over Mother's Day weekend with numerous church and social engagements.
A plain spoken defense of U S Savings Bonds urging citizens to remain financially secure as individuals and as a nation amidst economic pressure. The message emphasizes resolve and long term savings as a national strategy.
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