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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1961

Page

16

Statewide Meat Inspection Proposed by Michigan Packers

The Michigan Meat Packers and Frozen Food Lockers Association urges a state-wide, state-paid meat inspection program. The group notes processors in 74 of 83 counties supply millions of pounds annually and Michigans residents spend about one fourth of food budgets on meat with an average 160 pounds consumed per person yearly. The industry employs 575 000 to 65 000 people and adds substantial value to the economy.

Michigan Meat Packers & Frozen Food Lockers Association Michigan MMP & Fela

Farm Talks Published In Booklet

Five former U S Secretaries of Agriculture spoke during Farmers Week at Michigan State University on the topic Agriculture in an Uneasy World. Their remarks are collected in a public booklet titled secretaries talks, with notes from Henry A Wallace and Ezra Taft Benson among others. Copies available by postcard request to The Bulletin Office Box 231 East Lansing Michigan.

United States Michigan State University Henry A. Wallace Ezra Taft Benson Bulletin East Lansing Michigan

Spring Lawn Care Tips From Agriculture Experts

Experts advise minimal spring fertilizing and mowing tall to two inches. Water sparingly, avoid evening sprinkling, and remove heavy clippings to curb fungi. The Kiplinger magazine notes disease thrives on fast growth in warm humid seasons.

Changing Times Kiplinger Magazine

Colonyville Farm Bureau Set Monthly Meeting Date

Mrs Beulah Bodkins reports the Colonville Farm Bureau will meet Monday April 10 with Mr and Mrs Dale Davis. Several local residents visited friends and attended the funeral of James Robinette of Chesaning. Sympathy extends to the family in their time of sorrow.

Beulah Bodkins Colonville Farm Bureau Dale Davis Ernest Town Darrel Earl Town Farwell Patricia Prescott Dale B Sharon Detroit J. D Robert Clute Doris Teal Clare Floy Robinette Chesaning Forest Garver Nora Honderich Brown Corners Irene Clute Ruby Thompson Blanche Giebel Midland Orval Vandewarker Vere Shull St. Johns Kenneth Martz Pearl Clare Harrison Bertha Willet Walter Flint Charles Strouse Lansing Ray Strouse Cecil Pudvay Joe Pudvay Eddie Pudvay Kenneth Kapplinger Wm. Géron James Robinette Dan Holcomb Lewis Rutter Clute Marion Hamstra James Grigg

Fire near miss at Ada Coulter farmhouse preserves home

A fire broke out last Wednesday at the Ada Coulter farm and home, sparing the dwelling occupied by Mr and Mrs Gary Lloyd. Although damage occurred it is repairable.

Ada Coulter Gary Lloyd Carmen Newman Rudy Burdt Larry Bert Albert Gene Newman Flint Harold Newman Saginaw Kenneth Trietch Lake City Fred Jim Trietch Charles Ott Florida Janice Kleinhardt Mt. Pleasant Janice Charles Hull Donald Armentrout Marlyn Garver Huntington Indiana the Eagle Church Mabel Leeth Elnora Honderich Bernard Allen Forest Garver Laurene Wolfe Roger Garver Elnora, Henderich Mary Paul Sheets Nina Rieinhardt Charlies

Will Boys Always Be Boys in For and About Teenagers

A reader asks about a 15 year old boyfriend who stays out late with older friends and fights others. The responder warns fights can lead to police and court trouble, urges weighing risk and possible change, and notes many teens outgrow such behavior. If you have a teenage problem, write to BiER address zone, For and About Teenagers, National Weekly News Service, Frankfort, KY.

Ther Bierc National Weekly Newser Frankfort

Trains Come Alive at Cub Scout Pack 120 Meeting

Cub Scout Pack 120 held a monthly meeting with a trains theme. Den members built cardboard train models and scenery, marched a train line, and sang a train song. Easter egg trees and posters accompanied locomotive projects. New member Dale Moser welcomed. Awards given to John Dwyer, Bert Northon, Larry Hales, James Carr, and Jim Clute. Scout Fair ticket sales under way at Saginaw Fair grounds on May 2021 with 50 cent tickets and incentives including Bucky Beaver neckerchief slides. 30 percent of proceeds go to the pack.

Helen Anderson Mary Dwyer Bernice Eberhart Ed Strouse Dale Moser John Dwyer Bert Northon Larry Hales James Carr Jim Clute Saginaw Fair Grounds

State FHA Banquet to Highlight CMU Home Economics Group

Kathleen Thayer Clare and twelve CMU home economics students will attend the annual State FHA Banquet in Grand Rapids on April 6 as part of a three day Future Homemakers conference. The event showcases student achievements and state level activities in home economics education.

Kathleen ‘Thayer Clare CMU Grand Rapids

Rotary hears NORAD defense briefing via long distance call

Clare Rotary members received a first hand report on North American air defense from Captain Clark of NORAD. An amplified long distance telephone link from NORAD headquarters in Colorado Springs connected Clark to the meeting where Kenneth Crandall of Bell Telephone demonstrated communications for defense.

Clare Rotary Club Captain Clark North American Air Defense Command NORAD Clare Club Colorado Springs Colo Kenneth Crandall Bell Telephone Company Clark Crandall

Ford 300 500 Club Honorees From Lansing District

Frank Metz Jr and Paul Co Koch of Dan McDonald Clare received Ford Motor Company 300 500 Club awards on March 27 in Lansing. The honor recognizes high ranking Ford dealership salesmen of 1960 in the Lansing district, with average members selling about $400 000 in automotive merchandise to qualify for national honors.

Frank Metz, Jr Paul Co, Koch Dan McDonald Clare Ford Motor Company Lansing Ford Ford Division

Bell's Role in Building North America's Defense Network

NORAD defends the continent with Bell’s key contributions to the Distant Early Warning line NIKE missiles and other strategic systems plus critical communications support.

NORAD Bell

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