Plan For Emergency Power
Emergency power planning advised after widespread outages. Michigan State University Rural Defense Office urges readiness with lanterns, batteries, and portable lights kept in accessible spots. Vehicles should carry trouble lamps. two free booklets offer detailed guidance.
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United States
Rural Defense Office
Michigan State University
Michigan
Cooperative Extension
Courthouse Annex
Mt. Pleasant
Rockhounding: A Hobby for All Ages and Places
A broad look at rock collecting for youngsters and adults. The piece suggests practical uses for rocks, from bookends to jewelry, and notes how starting with a shoebox can grow into a lifelong interest. It references Lester Del Ray and encourages joining local rock clubs.
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Lester del Ray
Whitman Publishing Company
Racine
Wis
Minnesota
Heypt
Greece
France
Coleman Study Club Hosts Girl Scout Representatives
Coleman Study Club welcomed Girl Scout delegates including Elder Eugene Methner of the Reorganized Church and Mrs. Ralph Williams of the Women’s Department. Mrs. Williams outlined department workings while Mrs. Walter Brugger discussed Girl Scouting basics and the leadership need. About 101 Girl Scouts, Brownies included, are in the Coleman area with leaders in training.
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Coleman Study Club
Eugene Methner
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Ralph Williams
Church
Methner
Coleman
Oak Hills
Brugger
Clare
Farwell
Matthew Hohn
Mt. Pleasant
Dorothy Jean Smith
Saginaw
The Golden Years Pride at 65 Changing Soon
A notice indicates the program or policy titled The Golden Years will undergo changes soon, urging readers to check their eligibility or status as they approach age 65.
Retirement Startled Me Into A New Life Beyond The Wall
Arthur W. Russell, a retiree, says leaving the old job begins a slow separation as if by a wall. In two to five years the mind and life shift, and former colleagues fade. He warns many never fully move on yet urges awareness to ease the transition and future happiness.
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Arthur W. Russell
Russell
Mr. Russell
Jaycees Collect Toys and Christmas Sale Planned
Jaycee president Ronald Tigner announced the annual toy drive for needy children at Christmas. Anyone may call the Jaycees for toy pickup. A door to door gift wrap sale is set for Friday evening November 19 to fund community benefits.
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Coleman Jaycee
Ronald Tigner
Jaycee
Comets Open 1965-66 Season With Beaverton
The Coleman Comets begin pre season practice with seven seniors and six juniors led by returning starters John Gordon Chuck Jones and Bill Baker. Dave Pohoda suffers a broken ankle sidelining him for weeks and is replaced by juniors Dave Bolenbaugh and Jim Miller. The squad aims for a strong 12 4 record last season as they prepare for the November 30 game at Beaverton.
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Dave Bolenbaugh
J.V
Jim Miller
Comets
Beaverton
Wedding anniversary and social visits across Lansing and Midland
Randy Heiser and son Jeff visited his parents in Lansing. About 200 attended the Warren Two Hall event honoring Ralph Bergman on his 50th wedding anniversary. Floyd Knowlton and son Tom visited his wife’s parents in Bard. Charles Monroe and mothers Mabel Monroe and Anna Reese were guests of Dora Hall in Midland.
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Randy Heiser
Jeff
Lansing
Martin Heiser
Warren Two Hall
Ralph Bergman
Floyd Knowlton
Tom
William Coney
Bard
Charles Monroe
Mabel Monroe
Anna Reese
Dora Hall
Midland
Rate Change For Soldiers Social Security Benefits
The Social Security Amendments of 1965 set new rates starting January 1, 1966. Soldiers contribute 8.8 percent of base pay for old age survivors and disability insurance. Hospital insurance deducts 85 percent of base pay for the soldier and spouse at age 65. voluntary medical insurance is available with a $3.00 monthly premium plus government match. For details contact the personnel officer.
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Washington
ANF
Community Social News From Bay City Area
Mr and Mrs Glenn Knopp and Jeff and Brian of Bay City visited Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs Don Jurn and Marilyn. Mr and Mrs Robert Nobbs and children and Mr and Mrs Bud Brugger and children joined Thursday evening luncheon at the Ellis Penny home. Mr and Mrs Erwin Miner and friends of Pontiac spent deer hunting season with Don Jurn and family.
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Glenn Knopp
Jeff
Brian
Bay City
Don Jurn
Marilyn
Robert Nobbs
Bud Brugger
Ellis Penny
Erwin Miner
Pontiac
Aliens In US Must Register In January
Army personnel are reminded that all aliens in the United States must register addresses with the Attorney General each January. Aliens temporarily out of the country in January must report within ten days of return. The requirement applies to all aliens present in the U S.
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Washington
ANF
Army
United States
Immigration Service reports report cards for aliens in the armed forces
The Clare Sentinel notes that all aliens in the U S Armed Forces and resident alien relatives of service members should obtain report cards. Cards are available at any U S post office in January or at Immigration and Naturalization Service offices.
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U.S
United States Post Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Ramon E. Millard
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327Th Infantry
101St Airborne Division
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