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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
2
In a brief science note, researchers warn that the South American kissing bug endures radiation levels capable of killing a man, highlighting surprising resilience of the insect and potential implications for exposure risk.
Notice urges dairy cattle owners in Clare County to monitor grubs and lice during late winter to early summer. It cites three lice types and two grub control methods using rotenone and Ciodrin, warns against chlorinated hydrocarbons, and notes potential milk market loss for pesticide residues. Additional guidance is available from Michigan State Bulletin E-381 and Clare County Extension.
Richard Pfister of Michigan State University warns farmers to keep a dry chemical fire extinguisher accessible on tractors and harvesters. He says quick action can control sparks from motors or refueling to protect hay, grain, and equipment during the coming haying period.
The Rosebush Presbyterian women gathered Thursday night with program led by Mrs. Agnes Sharp. Rev. John Osborn summarized the Book of Jonah studied in recent months. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Watson and Mrs. Eugene Lattimer. Fathers day visits and multiple family gatherings are noted.
Walter Kleiner and children Michael Valerie and Lawrence Carn cross visit Pittsburg for the Modern Woodsmen of America annual meeting. Fort Ord veterans Colonel and Mrs Robert Crisson tour to see family before shipment to Stuttgart Germany. Mark Hutchinson to enter Annapolis Naval school after presidential citation. Fathers Day service led by Womens Christian Service Council with tributes to fathers. Several local residents and visitors noted including Miss Glenda Ar Montrout speaker, Carl Wehrman family guests, and neighbors around Colonville Road.
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