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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
1
Women have come a long way since grandmother's day yet cooking remains a task. The Clare Sentinel promotes a public service event as spring tomorrow night, highlighting a cooking school designed for all women.
Wayne Trowbridge president of the Mid Michigan Bank in Harrison was shot once during a home intrusion. Alvin Knight, 60, was arrested and charged with breaking and entering armed robbery and felonious assault. Both men were hospitalized then released. Knight’s trial date was not set.
The Clare City Commission holds a late first meeting with a five member snowmobile delegation seeking to extend winter routes citywide. Mayor Clark urges agenda placement for public input and notes no decision tonight. Next discussion set for Oct 16 at 7 p.m. in city hall. The panel also approves a Michigan Employment Security Commission lease for 50 dollars monthly and addresses city tree and branch haul tasks.
The Brand Bar X Ranch near Arthur Township sold for 156000 to Troy Mayor Jule R Famularo, matching the city’s proposed park purchase price. City commission debates park funding, opposition says parks should come before out-of-state land, and the deal returns the city a 1000 option deposit as Famularo plans further development.
Clare High School hosts homecoming Friday with an assembly for the queen, a 2 30 p.m parade from the high school down State to McEwan and through downtown back to school. The day ends with a 7 p.m football game against Chippewa Falls. Ken Feneley leads the parade, weather permitting.
Mrs. Thomas Burke, a retired nurse, underwent larynx removal in 1971 and attends speech lessons at Central Michigan University. The $6 hourly cost funds clinic expenses and is not covered by Medicare, prompting calls for Social Security reform to help laryngectomees like Burke and S Mrs. Irené wssier Harrison and Mrs. Lussier also share how they relearn speech and cope with new voices.
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