Soil Conservation Meeting Plans in Isabella District
Plans are rapidly progressing for the Isabella Soil Conservation District annual meeting at the University Center starting at noon Thursday January 5. Report of last year’s accomplishments will be given and Bob Clute will discuss his Russia experiences last summer. a director will be elected for the coming year. A follow up tax meeting is set for January 19 in Mt Pleasant with Ron Nettle CPA leading the discussion and Farmers’ Income Tax Guide available at the Extension Office.
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Isabella Soil Conservation , District
University Center
Bob. Clute
Russia
Mt. Pleasant
Ron Nettle
CPA
Tractors Start Winter Work For Cuttings In Deer Areas
Nearly all cleft lip and palate patients can be helped by surgery but require a full rehabilitation team. Dr Jamies R Hayward of the University of Michigan Medical Center describes cosmetic repair as only part of treatment. A multidisciplinary cleft palate team works through infancy into adolescence to restore lip function, jaw alignment, hearing, teeth, and speech. Normal speech often needs extensive therapy beyond surgery.
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Jamies R. Hayward
Dds
University of Michigan Medical Center
U-M
Hayward
Aloré
Is Agriculture Expanding Beyond Farm Boundaries
Isabella 4-H News notes agriculture now spans processing distribution manufacturing science business education journalism sales and services, not just farming. The column promises future Career Exploration pieces and wishes readers a prosperous New Year.
Spring fabrics trend and cooking tips from Michigan State University
A 1961 fashion note highlights spring fabric textures and easy care weaves with pink purple blue and gold tones and cotton options from heavy damask to chiffons. It also covers holiday wax stain care for tablecloths and storage tips for frozen turkey with guidance from Anita Dean and Dorothy Erler of MSU.
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Bernetta Kahabka
Michigan State University
Miss . Kahabka
Iber
Dorothy Erler
High producing cows in County DHIA report
In the November DHIA report supervisor Charles Cutler notes William Block owned the highest fat cow at 102 lbs. Norman Gross had 97 lbs and third highest at 97. Don Pan achieved 92 lbs. Howard Fox and William Block also appear among top producers with 86 to 81 lbs. Several owners tied at 80 lbs, including Donald Pantenburg, Robert Sark, and William Bollman.
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Dhia Charles Cutler
Howard Fox
Ronald Smith
Arnold
William Bollman
Donald Pantenburg
William Block
Fred McDonald
Robert Clark
Robert Sark
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Col Donce
Erin
Arin Hnvigs Nake
Wile Buffato
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Anto
Yessir
Zookie
Terry
Mr. Bigby
Gamble's Pumping Service
Bob's Sales & Service
Clard
McLean
Ferd Seibt
Clare
Ziti
Kendell Wood
Stephison
Rawleigh
Rosebush
Asa Andrews
Federal Land
Bank Associationy
Michigan
Paulus L. Haller
Clare Hardware EV
B. J. Burd
Esther Williams
W. Wheaton
Dan McDonald’s
Ford Sales
McEwan Clare
Hoover Service
Cal Household
Household Appliances, Inc
McEwan
Houghtons
Houghton Drug Store
Clare Sentinel
Bob’s Sales & Service
Isabella
Poole
Ruth McIlnay
Anita Dean
Harry Densmore
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Great Lake
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