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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
6
A new date is set for the clothing leaders gathering. The event will occur Thursday November 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. and again 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the courthouse in Harrison, with Clare and Gladwin counties required to note the update.
Southeast Sheridan reports the Daniel Band Ladies Aid will host a hunters dinner at the church dining room on November 19. Serving starts at 5:00 PM. Nearby residents send wishes for Charles Koontz’s recovery as he plans hospital care this week and Mrs. Koontz stays nearby.
The Association of the United States Army adopts eight new objectives for the coming year. They include reviewing armed services pay scales and benefits, removing retirement employment limits, clarifying Army reserve and National Guard policies, maintaining unit strengths, and developing an anti-ballistic missile defense system with passive defenses.
Resolution urges expansion of ROTC programs with educator and layman cooperation at local levels. It thanks the Armed Forces in Vietnam and elsewhere for exemplary service. It endorses maintaining youth organizations to build moral fiber, professional skills, and preserve the American way of life.
A family pot luck item describes spiced apricots using one can peeled apricots sugar cinnamon cloves and allspice simmered with cider vinegar and syrup. Heat to boil then simmer ten minutes chill and serve as a relish.
Gilmore Grange visits by Mr and Mrs Paul Brown and Kathy and Neil Brown in Grand Rapids and Claude Brown of Sand Lake. Robisons and English families visit. Napolean and Mt. Pleasant callers. ORourke card party planned. Laverty and Robison visits noted.
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