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ge caution8BLBMiifg[PUBLICANSept. 5, 1973 Humboldt, Iowaspray adhesivesan L. Pawlewski, Com-ir, Iowa State Depart-' •f Health, announced that: We have been by the Consumer t Safety Commission, gton, D.C.,. that an icy situation exists reaerosol spray adhesives. Ration of this substance ise chromosome damage result in multiple birth in some offspring. idhesives are used in nd other glue uses, said Vagner, puhlie health dative.•oducts which have been y the CPSC, under the us Substance Act, are: rt Spray Adhesive,Brand Spra-Ment and itrial type of adhesivemes ThisWeekiRTH CENTRAL ONFERENCEIdt at Twin Rivers, at Belmond. nond at Eagle Grove Geneva at Hampton, r City at Boone, at Emmetsburg.City at Cleat- Lake, tils at Eldora,iVIN LAKES INFERENCEdt at Twin Rivers, lias at Holstein.City at Cedar Valley Tty at Alta, ry Central at Manson ty at Rockwell City, at Laurens, ty at Rolfe.HERGAMESalley at Titonka. Garrigan at Esther-lowa Central (Sat,), fer at West Bend, o Central at FortStreamle year repair job the is ready for its first i season. So up and21, Twin Rivers 6. , Emmetsburg 7. id {Fort Dodge) 13, i 7. •14, Geneva Ackley 0. Tty 14, Boone '13. e 14, Forest City 6. e 20, Algona Garri-•’ 19. Pomeroy 0. ige 21, WaterlooTritan 10. s 21, Holstein 0. ity 14, Cedar Valley Woodbury CentralGraetlinger 7. f Cowrie 21, So.I 14, Everly 0.77’' all manufactured by the 3-MCompany. St. Paul, Minn., and “Krylon Spray Adhesive manufactured by the Borden Company, Columbus, Ohio. These products are to be taken off display in retail outlets and sales discontinued until further notice. Consumers are urged to immediately discontinue use of these products. All aerosol adhesive sprays, regardless of brand name, are under suspicion at this time and following current tests, other spray adhesives may also be banned from the market.Commissioner Pawlewski said that field representatives of the Iowa State Department of Health will be utilized to inform retail outlets in the state that these products are banned and should he removed from the market place. These products could readily be found in many different types of outlets such as, hobby shops, art and craft shops, office supply, paint, hardware, interior decorating and general department stores. They might, also, be found in discount stores, lumber .yards, upholstering shops, fabric shops, school and churches. I his ban will continue until further information becomes available through the manufacturers and the CPSC. A comprehensive effort is being made to determine the full extent and implication of the problem,man, That says it pretty good, Hendrickson said. He seemed quite a bit smarter than the rest of us as he took his time, knew how to dress and was aware of what he could do. He’d never refuse to talk with anyone and he was always good natured.The ISU zoology major indicated he didn’t ride too much with Pickard because the old gentleman usually started earlier in the morning and the younger riders passed him en route to the next stop.Concerning another trip, Hendrickson said, I would do it again. They're talking about making the ride n circular trip next year and possibly earlier in the summer. There will be something next summer.For those who want to get in shape for bike travel, Hendrickson suggests, “You should be in fairly good shape. You don’t want to lay around all spring. A person wants to have the feci of his or her bike and be in good condition as well as having some knowledge of how to handle your bike if it breaks down. You should also ride with someone in case of problems or at least to kill the lime with.Hope to flyThomas to Iowa(Continued from page 1) both of which an? near the Spring Valley hospital.This is the first such request received by the Iowa representative.Thomas indicates his son is able to talk freely and able to read and that his morale is exceptionally good. His mother went to New York immediately after the mishap and has stayed with him since then. He is also visited by friends from his New Jersey school.Rob recently graduated from the Peddie School, Hightstown, N.J., after, attending the prep school for four years on •scholarships. As tan honor student, Rob received recognition as the top Latin student at Peddie. ,( .He has been offered a scholarship for the honors program at the University of Miami, prior to the accident but had not decided on the offer before his diving mishap.Mrs. J. V, Seger spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her son, Richard Seger and family, Storm Lake, at their cottage at Clear Lake. Mrs. Seger spent Thursday and Friday in the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Petersen and family, in Mason City.Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Werge-land, Cindy, Kim and Chris, (:Hardy, and Alien Fitch, Ren-wick, were dinner and supper guests Sunday in the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. DuaneBaker and family, at Scranton.Mr. and Mrs. Ed McWeene; and David, Gray, visited Sunda; afternoon in the David Anllke home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Donallt; Newton and family, Dakota City were supper guests Sunday ii the Anliker home.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mart) visited Friday in the home o their son Mr. and Mrs. Normar Marty and Chad. Chad Mart) returned home with his grand parents and stayed until Tues-dav.*Dwight Anderson, who is a news director over a radio station in Oskaloosa, spent the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cledis Anderson.Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Pannell attended open house at the Presbyterian Church in Gold-field Sunday afternoon for Dr. and Mrs. R. L, Basinger who observed their 50th wedding anniversary.Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wigans, Kristen and Karmen, Williamsburg, and Mrs. Claretta Wigans were dinner guests Sunday in the Myron Clancy home.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson visited Sunday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Odessa Ersland, at Friendship Haven Health Center, Fort Dodge.Mark Potter, Des Moines, came Saturday for a few days visit in the home of his grandmother and uncle, Mrs. Anna Potter and Carroll.Richard, Beverly and Barbara Rasmussen stayed at the Arthur Skive home overnight Thursday and all day Friday while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rasmussen, attended the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Broel spent the weekend in the home o her mother, Mrs. Ruth Steffen Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Clancj attended the Cutler Hardware it Waterloo Sunday.Mrs, Lon Forresi, Fort Dodge visited Saturday afternoon in tht home of her aunt, Mrs. ClaretU Wigans.Sat. R. Thorn armafter USAF duty/Hendricksonready to ride(Continued from page 1) friendly. On the primary roads which we used for a couple of stretches, the drivers seemed to resent the bikes using the roads. Some would come by and not go over the middle line but would barely miss the riders who were riding legally in their own lane.Hendrickson had praise for Pickard, the subject of a feature ill Iasi week’s REPUBLICAN.“Raul said it well in his column when he said Pickard is a hell of aTHOR—Sgt. Ron Thorn has returned to the states following a year’s tour of duty with the USAF in Thailand. His wife and sons, Brent and Chris, and Sue Pederson met him in Des Moines Friday where he arrived by plane for a leave.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Abrams visited in the Ed Richards home at Vincent Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Haines, Hampton, were Monday afternoon and overnight visitors in the Abrams home.Mr. and Mrs. Art Hobson, Diamond City, Ark., visited in the Kenneth Pullen home last Friday and Saturday.Mr, and Mrs. Leo Kuehnast attended commital rites for Rodney Ruberg at the cemetery at Lu Verne Saturday afternoon and were guests afterwards in the Albert Wilhelm home there afterwards.Mrs. Anna Wergeland entertained her birthday club at a party Tuesday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Carrold Wergeland, Humboldt, Mrs. John Carter] Mrs, Gien Wergeland, Mrs. Don Reid, Eagle Grove. Mrs. Omcr Anderson, Mrs. Martin Keen, Mrs. Larry Beck, Mrs. .Malvin Moklebusi. Mrs. Mace Hanna,Mrs. TillA , ...1accompanied by Carl Ekstrom Duncombe, and Mrs. Leo Nar Ornum, Moorland, visited Mrs Mildred Ackerson in the hospita at Knoxville Wednesday, anc also in the Bob Chambers home at rural Knoxville before returning home.Mr. and Mrs.Glenu Kunerl spent the weekend in the Dor Lee home at Winona, Minn. Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs, Kunert attended funeral services for Mrs. Erwin Fevold, Humboldt.Dennis Sullivan, Biggs, Calif.,is making a stay m the PatSullivan home.Marvin Rogness attended an Omaha Land Bank meeting of the Badger-Vincent Co-op in Des Moines Fridav.HMrs. Louise Gunderson, Eagle Grove, visited in the Elmer Saboe home from Thursday until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and Nathan of Minneapolis, Minn., Harris and Harry Peterson, Kenyon, Minn., cameFriday llt;ir a lew day’s visit over the weekend in the Elmer Saboe and Osmund Biensland homes.Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Olson and the Jerry Van Roekel family, Fort Dodge, enjoyed a picnic in a Humboldt park Sunday.
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Humboldt, Iowa, US
Wed, Sep 05, 1973
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