Clare Saddle Club elects Nellie Walters new leader
The Clare Saddle Club named Nellie Walters as the new leader after a Thursday meeting at Clarence Horn’s residence. Officers include Kathleen Bauer President Georgette Nash Vice President Connie Heintz Secretary Nicky Ashcraft Treasurer Jax Hughes Reporter. Junior Leader Joyce Horn will assist directing the club.
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Nellie Walters
Clare
Clare Saddle Club
Clarence Horn
Kathleen Bauer
Georgette Nash
Connie Heintz
Nicky Ashcraft
Jax Hughes
Judy Austin
Sandy Horn
Allyson Ruby
Marg Rowley
Rusty Rowley
Jim Walter
Joyce Horn
Home Extension Council Meets Seeks Planning and Camp Details
Thirteen clubs attended the Home Extension Council meeting. The group approved ordering Emergency Medical Cards for county clubs and discussed the District Home Maker’s Camp set for August 16 17 at Hardwood Lake. MSU economist Robert Bevins spoke on planning and zoning for orderly growth. Dr Cedarquist reviewed a new diet product with 900 calories per quart and suggested cheaper alternatives.
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Home Extension Council
Avis Watkins
Standish
Hardwood Lake
West Branch
MSU
Robert Bevins
Women Half-Size Dresses Limit Narrow Shoulders
Home economists at Michigan State University note that half-size styles were once more traditional, but now include youthful designs for women with narrow shoulders short waist and full bust waist and hips.
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Michigan State University
Clare Livestock Auction Price Report April 11 1960
Reading from Clare auction, prices show clear trends across beef cattle calves hogs and feeders. Prime butcher steers top 26.50 while utilities run 15.00 to 17.50. calves reach 38.00 for choice to prime, hogs 16.50 to 16.89 for best hogs, sows around 14.50 to 14.73, and stockers 15.00 to 24.00 depending on class and weight.
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Shortage of Fertilizer Could Hit Farmers This Spring
Immediate action by Midwest farmers to buy spring fertilizer supplies is urged by the National Plant Food Institute. Late spring weather and snow have slowed movement to a standstill, creating production, storage and distribution problems for manufacturers. If volumes do not rise soon, some farmers may be unable to obtain any plant food, or may have to accept alternative grades.
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Food and Drug Administration
Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
Institute
Agricultural Extension Advisory Council Elects Officers
The Agricultural Advisory Council of Isabella County met last week to elect officers and steer the extension program for the coming year. Franklin Switzer of Shepherd was elected chairman with Ron Ervin of Mt. Pleasant as vice chair, Ray Tilmann of Beal City as secretary, and Earl House of Rosebush as a member of the executive slate. Other council members include Harold Brooks of Clare Matt Engler of Mt. Pleasant and Ernest Trwin of Clare.
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