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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
5
The Power Handle tills soil up to eight inches deep and mows grass in a 22 inch swath. It attaches to the 21 inch Golden Whirlwind for summer mowing, enabling spring and fall clean up with one engine solution. Additional work units available from Toro dealers.
Delwin Grange hosted a card party last Tuesday with prizes awarded to first Mary Morri son and Fred Irvin and second Rose Northon and Clare McTaggart. Traveler prize went to Mrs. Leo Smock. Next event set for May 19. Nearby visits featured Neva Johnston, Harrison. Elmer Jones and family. Francis Young and son. and social gatherings with Brock, McDonald, McDonald and others.
Coyot Holler weekend guests of Mr and Mrs O M Ulch included Mrs Ethel Kennedy of Ft Pierce Florida and Mr and Mrs Norman Ulch and family from Diamondale. Mother's Day visitors at Henry Norman home were Mrs Donna Britt and children Mrs Jane Stone and daughter and Mr and Mrs RD Norman and two children all of Flint. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs B Ferguson from Grand Rapids and Ralph Carey hosting Adrian relatives. Kennedy visited Adrian for the weekend and Mrs Henry Norman with Mr and Mrs Clare Hecker went to University of Michigan Hospital for checkups.
Michigan's 800 practicing veterinarians rely on the Livestock Disease Control Division's four-diagnostician Diagnostic Service. Last year they aided 207 calls involving uncommon animal diseases, covering cattle swine sheep horses poultry and other livestock valued in millions. animal product sales topped $402 million.
Last week and weekend events center on dinners visits and birthdays. Leslie and Ruth Randle Mrs Carey Mrs Koontz and others joined Mrs Bennett for Wednesday dinner while many families hosted and visited in Oscoda Saginaw Chicago Capac Capac towns and nearby areas.
Headquarters, Department of the Army seeks to retain good soldiers by early retention efforts. Trainees express preferred overseas and CONUS areas at the start of Advanced Individual Training. Preferences are recorded on personnel data cards and aligned with Army needs as much as possible. Most AIT graduates are then assigned to their chosen geographical area.
Dr. Ralph A. MacMullan, 46, an 18 year veteran of game research and management, was unanimously named director of the Conservation Department after a nationwide late February search ending with Gerald E. Eddy’s resignation. He will assume May 1 after reorganizing changes he helped shape as deputy director.
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