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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
5
Mid Michigan Community College invites residents to tour the new campus building on Sunday January 18. President Gillaspy says the open house will run 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. with demonstrations in auditorium labs and classrooms across the facility.
The article notes over a million pounds of imported cheese were impounded due to pesticide contamination. Benzene hexachloride residues appeared in cheese but are banned, while tobacco has no legal tolerance level for pesticides. Senator Nelson urges limits on cigarette residues as researchers confirm contamination in tobacco products.
Clare County District Court reports October to December 1969 activity under Judge John Ringelberg and Magistrate Wayne Berg Sr. Civil cases opened 89 with 94 disposed. totals 349 opened and 290 disposed for the year. State and local offenses opened 223 with 184 disposed. totals 683 opened and 596 disposed. Traffic violations opened 458 with 443 disposed. totals 2735 opened and 2518 disposed. Driver license holds and fees noted. Revenue distributed: $8119.45 to county costs, $6087.50 to County Library Fund, $2565.25 to State, $985.62 to Clare, Harrison, and Farwell.
A list of new books and authors for Clare Library includes titles across adult and children’s genres. Notable entries feature Morrow Information Please Almanac 1970 and Astrology for Adults, plus works by Quigley Lovey Childs O Hara, Renault Master and Commander, and Halloween Party Christie Congress.
The Jr Missionary Society met after school in the church basement for the January session with 15 present. Two songs were sung Across the Wide Ocean and Jesus Help Me. Acts 18 15 was read by Becky Sheets. Rusty Anthony led a prayer. Treasurer and secretary reports were approved. Afternoon tasks included sorting Sunday School papers and working on awards. Mrs Robert Nobbs presided. A cookie bars treat was shared. Mr and Mrs Carl Mowry hosted dinner for guests Mrs Alfred Cobbs and girls of Midland, Mr and Mrs James Mowry and Mr Mers Clark of here. The occasion honored the Cobbs 18 Wedding.
Clare High School offers an adult education option with openings for a typing refresher course on Monday evenings from 7 to 9. A sewing class on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 also needs students. Pending sufficient interest, a modern dance and polkas class may be added. contact Larry Eastley at 386-9945.
Doctor Nowak of the Central Michigan District Health Department warns rubella poses severe birth risks to fetuses when pregnant women are infected, and urges vaccination in school immunization clinics in January. He notes most cases occur in children and stresses vaccine timing to avoid pregnancy.
Miss Florence Patrow of Saginaw visited Mr and Mrs Robert Nobbs and family for several days. Others dropping by included Mrs Howard Carpenter and family, Mr and Mrs Howard Carpenter Jr of Fort Dix, Kenneth Growl Sr and family, Wayne Finney and family, Nick Burns of Houghton Lake, Glenn Knopp and boys, Don Juras and parents, Bruce Butcher celebrating his brother’s 50th wedding anniversary in Breckenridge, Richard Ranch and baby with Gordon Rydman family, Alan Kleinhardt with Arthur Wilson, Lloyd Nobbs and Ralph Huss families.
The Wesleyan Missionary Society Ladies gathered Thursday at Mrs. John Brugger’s home. They packed boxes for missionaries and held a noon meal hosted by Mrs. Brugger and Mrs. Nora Mishler. The afternoon included a spiritual program, prayers, hymns, and a Behold The Lamb of God reading, with Mrs. Brugger speaking on Miracles.
The article argues that while dilution and sanitation advances reduced waste impacts, modern waste from cities and industries creates environmental hazards. It discusses the need to balance highest water use with pollutant limits, the cost to taxpayers, and the move to restore waters for outdoor recreation by treating wastewater to meet or exceed the water source’s required purity.
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