Army officers urged to specialize in atomic energy and R D
Washington ANF reports Army officers may join Atomic Energy and Research and Development Officer Programs to combine military and scientific skills. Applicants need a bachelor’s or equivalent, 3 to 21 years of service, and the program is voluntary. The aim is practical defense oriented science, with career field rotations and eventual general staff roles.
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Washington
ANF
Army
Atomic Energy and
Farm Census By Mail Coming Up
The 1964 Census of Agriculture will survey all farm and ranch operators in November and December. The Bureau of the Census notes trends toward fewer larger farms since 1859 and adds new questions on pesticide use and income from recreational services. No data will be gathered on numbers of horses and mules.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Department’s Bureau of
U. S
U.S
Andersonville Card Party Sponsors October Meeting
The Andersonville Center Card Party drew eight tables on Friday October 30 with high winners Mrs. George Renner and John Stough and second high Mrs. Albert Rube and Clair McTaggart. Dee Stough won the traveler as hostess Mrs. Charles Shafer served a pot luck lunch. Next meeting set for November 13.
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Andersonville
Andersonville Center
George Renner
John Stough
Albert Rube
Clair McTaggart
Dee Stough
Charles Shafer
Virgil Diamond
Frankenmuth
Eugene Shafer
John Tice
Jack Tice
Long Lake
Ludington
Sydney Carey
Isom Shaefer
Lake
Charles Shaefer
Shafer
Mary Mater
Helen Mater
William Gillis
Dave Seiter
Connie
Clare
Clare Girl Scouts Nut Sale Next Week
The Clare Girl Scouts host their annual nut sale from November 10 to 20 featuring the Lantern pak. Profits stay with local troops to fund camping and troop projects. Personal contacts and a door to door campaign are planned. The first pot luck of the year for Juniors and Cadets and their mothers is November 10 at 6:00 p.m. in the high school multipurpose room. Cadette Troop No 646 and Junior Troop 289 plan a December camping trip.
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Clare Girl Scouts
Clare
Army STEP Awaits Committees Review for Funding
The Army will need a supplemental appropriation to begin its Special Training and Enlistment Program STEP in the current fiscal year. While Senate and House Appropriations Committees review the plan the Army continues research and preparation. Reorganization of basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and recruit arrival for STEP await committee action. STEP targets men unable to meet standard enlistment criteria through training, education and rehabilitation.
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Washington
ANF
Army
Senate
House
STEP
Fort Leonard Wood
Clare Extension Study Group Discusses Sales Sense Lesson
The Clare Extension Study Group No 1 met October 27 at Mrs. Virgil Bergstrom’s home with 12 members and one visitor. Mrs. Glen Robinson led the Sales Sense lesson, outlining what to watch for when buying at sales and seasonals, while Mrs. Clarence Van presided and emphasized buying U S Savings Bonds. They decided to send gifts to Traverse City State Hospital instead of the usual Christmas exchange and welcomed new member Mrs. Kenneth Roe.
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Clare Extension Study Group No. 1
Virgil Bergstrom
Dan Czyzewski
Glen Robinson
Clarence van
Van
U.S
Traverse City State Hospital
Kenneth Roe
Bazaar Plans by Woman's Fellowship at Congregational Church
The Woman's Fellowship met in the church lounge to hear Circle III present slides on Our Latin American Friends. A noon lunch is planned November 10 honoring Miss Wardenburg, and a bazaar with turkey dinner is set for November 19 with reservations required.
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Woman’s Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Circle Ili
Lucille Parker
Wanda Perrine
Sarah Beck
Doris Bicknell
Geraldine Kinde
Circle I
Circle II
Donna Cooper
Marie Czyzewski
Winnifred Coveart
Joy Miller
Tames Corsant to Host Tess on November 11
Tames Corsant is scheduled to host Tess on November 11, a local event noted in the announcement. The plan centers on Corsant as organizer and Tess as featured participant at the venue.
Local City Briefs Highlight Weekend Visit and Visits
Mrs Lula Shaw returns home after a Holt visit with family and with sister Mrs Elmer Hamilton of Ionia. Howard Richter and daughter Jane Ann of St Louis visit May Chaffee. families visit Fred Sexton. numerous callings noted including McPhail Lockwood Egert and Robinette. several Bay City and Lansing visitors join weekend gatherings and a Grand Rapids aged citizens meeting.
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Lula Shaw
Holt
Allen Shaver
Elmer Hamilton
Ionia
Howard Richter
Jane Ann
St. Louis
May Chaffee
John Sexton
George Sexton
Fred Sexton
Ivan Olson
Ray Archbold
Glen McLaughlin
Farwell
Albert McPhail
Margaret Lockwood
Mildred Eggert
Flint
Florence Robinette
James Crane
Bay City
Albert Rube
Jack Bader
U. East Lansing
Robert Hoppe
Wilson Bader
Sue
Births of Judy Ann Boettner and David Warren
Mr and Mrs John Boettner of Mr Pleasant announce the birth of a daughter Judy Ann born October 21 weight seven pounds 14 1/2 ounces. Maternal grandparents Clyde Marshall Marine Corp attend the ceremony. Mrs David W Tice announce the birth of a son David Warren born November 1 at the Marine Hospital Camp Pendleton California weight eight pounds twelve ounces.
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John Boettner
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