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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
12
An October start to hunting spans about four months with peak activity in October and November across Michigan. The piece stresses three Qs Care Courtesy and Common Sense to minimize risk and cites firearm accidents, noting over 2200 deaths in 1965 with about half from hunting. It offers steps to prevent injuries such as careful equipment checks and handling firearms safely.
A mixed page shows a reader question about breaking up with a boyfriend and guidance on relationships. The text also includes safety tips for hunting and a long list of local visits, phone calls, and family updates from residents including Gale Shilling, Gale Robison, Vicky Bowling, and others at homes and cottages around Rock Lake and Pontiac.
West Gilmore and Mrs Gary Brunce visit grandparents in town while Helen Diana Kupa and friends call on Mrs Paul Cole. Paul Brown returns from St Louis. Mrs Edgbert Fordyce to enter CMC Hospital for treatments. Coles install new storm windows. Apple picking day with Mrs Charlotte Hart and Mrs Pearl Geasler. Ruby Douglas unwell again. Cashmere sweater yarn sourced from Central Asia goats.
Brown Corners residents and relatives from Flint Gladwin Haslett Stanton and Beaverton enjoyed visits and family events. Neighbors share wedding anniversary cake and ice cream and a sunny tour of the area amid community notices including W M A activities and Sunday School reinforcement.
Community shares sympathy for William Ka narr of Glare who died last week after living in the town for many years. Also notes Sunday dinner at Harrison with the Sunday and Blackledge families and visiting Cavanaughs of Mason staying with the Garver family. Also announces birth of Timothy Scott to Pastor Ronald Lewis and his wife.
Still time to enroll in the 4-H TV Action Club Series on Flint Channel 12 at 7:30 A.M. Saturdays. Open to 4th 5th and 6th graders about ten years old and not required to be 4-H members. Send name age address and county on a postcard to the State 4-H Office at Michigan State University for the project manual.
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