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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1969
Page
3
Ann Arbor reports autumn begins at 12 07 a m on Sept 23 with the equinox. Prof Hazel M Losh notes daylight hours differ, Harvest Moon rises Sept 25, and Big Dipper and Polaris guide observers. Caves near Mexico planned for $400000 tourism upgrades.
League standings and top scores from Clare leagues dated September 1969 include high team series for Bryant Mobil 3043 and Gateway Lanes 3015, individual highs Pete Brown 632 and Fran Carncross 581, plus Friday and Thursday leagues with players such as Mona Davis and Ella Brewer topping their events.
Senior Citizens gathered in the church social rooms for a September 2 carry-in dinner decorated with fall flowers. President Lucius Fuller led with God Bless America and the Pledge. Grants and absences noted, guests from Detroit visited, and notes of thanks and hospital recoveries were shared.
Chevrolet veteran of 1964 era, longtime Clare resident, leaves wife Mabeele Ward and four children Shirley Gustin Joyce Dunn Lynda Rex and Robert. Survived by brother Clifford Parker and aunt Helen Erter. Services set for Wednesday September 10 at 2 p.m.
Mrs Mildred Fis cher recalls farm life in Hutchinson Minnesota with cheese making from fresh milk including curdled mixtures drained in cloth molds salted and dried over weeks. She also describes old hen cooking and chicken meals as well as roosters used in stew. The Stephenson Doherty Funeral Home and Rev Fred Gersch officiated a burial at Gherry Grove Cemetery.
One hundred forty six seniors completed requirements for the bachelor’s degree at Goshen College’s spring trimester. Ronald Gunden, son of Mr and Mrs Marlin Gunden, Clare, completed a BA in August with a major in social welfare. He’s a 1965 Elkton Pigeon Bay Port High School graduate.
Boeing's Bertol Division studies a tilt-wing aircraft with 35 to 40 knot approach speeds to lift a 16 ton tank into unprepared landings without airstrips, claiming lower speeds boost safety during rough terrain landings.
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