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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1971
Page
11
A Clare Sentinel summary of a national youth survey reveals high school college age students cite drugs as a means to hit back at parents and feel part of growing up. Several describe drugs as a way to recapture life’s fundamentals and to provoke parental reactions.
An earnest plea noting factors behind adolescent drug abuse including peer pressure, desire for acceptance, and perceived chemical cures from medical and media sources. The speaker urges parents to recognize early warning signs and seek professional help before problems become catastrophic.
The Clare library hosts a new art display featuring more than 20 local artists with 32 works on view most for sale. Exhibits focus on painting and decorative art with plans to include sculpture later. Call Mrs. Stanley at 386-9370 to participate. Meanwhile Army Specialist 4 Charles Van Buskirk of Coleman receives the Bronze Star for service in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne near Cam Ranh Bay.
Local families host a baby shower for Mrs. Richard Tonkin of Fairgrove formerly Linda DeJongh of Coleman. Social events include tours of the Buick Final Assembly Plant in Flint, a RLDS Family Night potluck, birthday celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Crowl and Mrs. Thompson, and a missionary visit by Rev. Richard Grindstaff from South Africa with church services and slides.
Navy dispatch notes Seaman Patrick F. Manee crossed the Equator en route to the Indian Ocean from Singapore aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise. He earned the mythical Shellbacks honor amid shipboard rites. Patrick is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Manee of 625 Prairie Street, Clare.
The Hometown Center notes Private Phillip Booth son of Mr and Mrs Clifton Booth of Harrison recently finished eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Armier at Fort Knox Kentucky.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness shown during our bereavement for husband and father Laurence Larry Sheldon. Thanks to Rev Laverne Cobb pallbearers Coker Funeral Chapel and all who helped with lunches and support. Patsy Sheldon and son Larry Ray.
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