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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1960
Page
4
New York's Bill Shea inspired expansion in major leagues after his failed Continental League plan. The sport world mourns pole vaulter Bob Gutowski's death and the Olympic year prompts U S Davis Cup bid against Australia.
All revenue from hunting and fishing license sales feeds the Gallé and Fish Protection Fund, which sustains more than half of Michigan's conservation efforts. The fund supports wildlife programs, habitat restoration, and enforcement.
The Conservation Department reports 61 percent of Michigan deer hunters favor an any deer approach, with 36 percent opposed. Northern Michigan hunters align with the state, and about 60 percent prefer a November 15 30 concurrent special season versus a short separate run.
Advice to a reader on engaging a son in fishing by starting close to home. Emphasizes letting the boy catch fish from a nearby creek or park pond with simple gear rather than long trips or elaborate setups. If he shows no interest after a few outings, reconsider the effort.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDonald and Lorraine returned home from vacation. Families and friends including Morrison, Raymond McDonald, Fern Wentworth, Angus Jr, Phyllis McPhillips, Colleeri Epple, Earl Walker, Lennoxs, Hubble, Acker, Bailey, Kay, Mary Morrison, George Brock, Letha Jenkins, Elsie Methner, Donald Hageart, Walter Fettig, Saginaw relatives, and Coleman residents shared visits and dinners across the week.
The Conservation Department cautions dealers and fishermen against taking transporting possessing or selling any fish species other than minnows for bait. Authorities warn after learning alewives from Lake Huron were sold to minnnow dealers. Minnows defined by state law include chubs shiners mud minnows small suckers dace stone rollers and mudders. Alewives lampreys live goldfish and carp remain legal bait in Michigan.
Regional conservation chiefs plan to deploy an expanded corps of plainclothes officers in northern Michigan for the upcoming deer season. The auxiliary deputies drawn from all divisions will accompany sworn officers to patrol, assist communications, check deer permits, recover illegal kills, register hunters, locate lost hunters, and perform related duties.
Fish and license sales in Michigan fall for the sixth straight year with seven month totals in 1960 showing marked declines. By July 30 sales reached 671,390 licenses and trout stamps, about eighty percent below the prior year, with resident licenses at 477,902 and trout stamps down to 119,719. Nonresident licenses also slipped from 64,319 to 60,090 and temporary nonresident sales dropped by about 1,500 licenses.
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