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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
15
A half dozen University of Michigan zoologists and botanists are on call 24 hours a day to help physicians at University Hospital's Poison Control Center. They identify unknown plant, mushroom, and snake specimens involved in medical emergencies.
A university Poison Control Center highlights rapid snake or plant identification by six on call professors from botany and zoology to treat envenomations and toxic ingestions. The team can summon up to 76 specialists if needed and aims for five minute identifications to guide treatment. An accompanying weekly advice column addresses a teen asking for parental explanations about friends and demonstrates the paper's guidance approach.
Mr and Mrs Dale Davis hosted and visitors from Pontiac Flint and Cedar Lake joined Sunday activities. Families including Hildebrant Clute Nelson and Kistler attended meetings and birthday celebrations with Farm Bureau reminders and a note of sympathy for the Rose Burton family.
Mr and Mrs Paul Cole visited Mrs Cole s sister Mrs Fred Ward in Mt Pleasant Tuesday. Fanny Hunt of Pontiac moved to East Littlefield Lake near sister Ethel Rickels. Minnie McKinzie plans winter move to Ewart for work. Allen Shaner returned to Lansing to work after a strike. The Fordyces visited Hugh Douglas and Paul Cole Tuesday. Hugh and Amelia Douglas visited Mary Walter at Ardis Rest Home Wednesday. Mary was very ill Friday. Mrs Tom Cole reported George Cole s stroke is slowly improving.
A list of film and TV names includes Tony Fleming, Gig Young, Peter Falk, Roberta Nuyens, Ann Blythe, Teresa Wright, Rosemary Harris, Susan Strasberg, Charles Boyer, Peter Fonda, and Jack Benny. The piece also catalogs numerous social visits and gatherings from Michigan towns, noting dinner guests, family occasions, hunting trips, and travel to Detroit, Colorado, Rhode Island, and Grand Rapids.
Two hunters trespass on a farmer’s land risking $50 fine and costs. The Horton Trespass Law allows landowners to post or enforce rights to the land and even roadways, with conservation officers assisting in identifying violators. The law promotes courtesy and keeps lands open to hunting when permission is sought.
Agricultural Director G S McIntyre warns that transporting any Christmas tree or decorative plant material without a bill of sale is illegal, with December as the only exception allowing two trees. The 1962 law aims to curb theft and illegal removal from lands, requiring landowners to hold a fee tax receipt or deed for trees moved from their property.
The Federal Land Bank Association of Clare, serving Isabella Mecosta Clare Osceola and Missaukee counties, reduced its contract six percent loan rate to five and a half percent and made the cut permanent. The association holds nearly $4.5 million in loans for about 700 members.
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