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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
3
Thomas Collins reflects on retirement as a man and wife team. He describes leaving full-time work at 65, living on pension and savings, and taking a part-time surveyor job to stay connected. He urges partnering with his wife to share daily chores and life, urging a double-headed approach to retirement.
Geology professor John A. Dorr Jr describes Tahquamenon Falls, Miner's Falls, All Train Falls and Pictured Rocks near Munising as ancient Cambrian sandstone formations carved by post glacial wave action. He notes Lovers' Leap Rainbow Cave Chapel Rock Iner's Castle and Miner’s Castle as key features, with boat tours from Munising and Grand Marais.
A University of Michigan guide lists 10 safety rules for enjoying small boat use. Key points include inspecting crafts, wearing life jackets, carrying spare gear, using running lights, securing motors, obeying marine laws, avoiding overloading, preventing horseplay, remaining seated while fishing, and knowing basic first aid.
University astronomer says Jupiter and Saturn will rise after 11 p m around midnight on Friday June 2 and Saturday June 3. Saturn sits about nine degrees west of Jupiter with brighter rings. Jupiter shows a rich satellite system.
Michigan State University hosts a Teenage Nutrition Conference from June 6 to 8 inviting parents 4H leaders and youth group leaders to participate on day one. The event aims to study teen diet issues and develop actions to improve teenage nutrition across Michigan. Participants contact Cooperative Extension Services for details.
The planet Mars will lose its splendor as its apparent brightness fades this month. An astronomer notes Mars has moved from 56 million miles in December to about 200 million miles, becoming a less prominent sky object through Gemini Cancer and Teo.
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