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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
11
An lawn care notice urges April and May maintenance to prevent weeds. It notes soil testing, quality seed blends including Kentucky bluegrass, seedbed prep, and selective herbicides like 2 4 D PMA and potassium cyanate to control crabgrass while protecting fine grasses.
Butterworth Hospital offers a free refresher course for nurses not active in years. The six week program runs two evenings weekly starting Monday April 16 at 7 00 pm in the hospital main auditorium. Instruction by Butterworth nursing and medical staff covers drugs updates nursing concepts and related topics. Registration by phone with Miss Marcia Atkins or in person on opening night.
The Michigan and U S Departments of Agriculture jointly grade eggs for size and quality, preserving four grades AA A B and C. About 20 million dozen Michigan eggs were graded last year with sizes Jumbo to Pee Wee and explicit carton labeling favored for higher grades.
The 1955 popcorn crop, though below the ten year average, created a surplus prompting FDA driven sanitation standards. The Popcorn Processors Association works with FDA to ensure popcorn meets strict storage and processing rules. Growers are urged to locate fields away from barns and storage piles to prevent contamination. Meanwhile textile research notes nylon slips reduce static, and the 450th anniversary of federal food laws is set for June 24 30 with ceremonies and a three cent stamp. Cotton remains a leading fiber in teenage girls wardrobes for laundering and durability.
Annual University Day at the University of Michigan will run open houses in fourteen schools and colleges. About 1 560 high school students from Michigan and northern Ohio are expected to visit on Saturday April 28 with parents and teachers invited. Professors will be available at each site to answer questions.
Editors of Changing Times predict a new era of helibuses transforming commutes. In Chicago this year some will experience the air buses, with 1.5 million passengers annually within a decade and 286 daily flights between New York and Washington.
A broad protest targets the sale and service of alcohol on commercial flights. It names the Civil Aeronautics Board the Air Transport Association and involved airlines, urging an end to in‑air liquor. The American Baptist Council cites safety concerns and child welfare, praising airlines that do not serve liquor.
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