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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
10
Readable parts show routes near Lansing with various times. Northbound and southbound times appear plus labeled stops Brive and Clark though some entries are garbled.
Make It contest for 4 H and Home Economic girls invites more entrants. District 8 event set for Reed City Michigan on November 20 at 1 30 pm. Deadline November 6 1965. Michigan reports 65 entries and aims for a record turnout. Contact Mrs Mack Lawrence district 8 leader at Sears Michigan for information and blanks.
Advice from the Michigan Heart Association stresses hunting may stress the heart, especially for hunters over forty. It recommends not hunting alone, resting adequately, and informing a companion of medications, with safety and preparation tips for strenuous trips and high altitude. The Woodchucks 4-H group met October 15 with new officers and plans for gun safety, handicraft, and family nights at Grant town hall on November 11.
Lake 13 residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Reed City Flint Napoleon Onondaga Albion Charlotte Jackson Midland Lansing Port Huron and Port Huron area. Notable mentions include a plain black raccoon sighting and family weekends at Onondaga and Nowlin residences.
Colonville Farm Bureau met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bill Rut ter with seven families represented. The meeting was called to order by chairman Mrs. Virgil Kistler and minutes of the last meeting read by Mrs. Dale Davis. Reports followed and the meeting adjourned. A potluck lunch was served. Next meeting is November 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kendal Wood in Clare. all members urged to attend.
The Pioneer Farm Bureau of Gilmore township met October 4 with W O Cook as chair. Minutes were approved and Lela Fordyce named delegate to the County Women's Activities meeting. Egbert Fordyce spoke on resolutions and farmers concerns including Hoodlum Hunters. Most farmers supported state income tax and higher gas tax and water pollution control. Mrs Fordyce organized recreation and a ham and pot luck dinner followed. Next meeting is November 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Pitts.
Roland California visitors include Mr and Mrs Don Stewart and Mr and Mrs Clifford Snyder with their children Bonnie Chuck and Norman from Lansing. Flint residents Mr and Mrs R D Norman and family and others visit Henry Norman and relatives. Mert Rogers broke his knee again last week and is bedridden two weeks with ambulance transport. Sgt William Garrish of the Air Force called from Montgomery Alabama to report his mother and family back home. Ralph Carey spotted a black bear near his pasture last week.
The Colonville Missionary Ladies met at the home of Mrs Ray Strouse on Tuesday October 12. Duane Miller led a lesson on Our Own Missionaries. Officers elected: Bill Randle chairman Duane Miller vice chairman Donald Sarver spiritual chairman Frank Humphrey secretary Dale Cooper treasurer.
Brief notes mention a good crowd at the parsonage open house Sunday. Included are condolences for Carl Kistler after a tree fall injury with ribs broken and well wishes for a speedy recovery. West Branch service attendees Mr. and Mrs. Elton Mogg and Billi visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mogg.
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