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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
5
Evelyn Mills Duvall spoke to more than 2,000 Michigan State University students at Farmers Week urging lifelong education and better schooling to shield youth from unemployment. She warned education enhances jobs and life meaning, urging teens to dream big and prepare for a future that begins now.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison hosted a card party with prizes for first place Mrs. Carl McDonald and Elmer Jones and second place Mrs. Elmer Jones and Cecil Epple who also won the traveler. Various neighbors visited, hosted dinners, and attended church events, with January 28 youth group gathering at Robert Garner home and plans for monthly parties. Several locals received hospital or travel updates and social callouts across Morrison, Shively, Lennox, Jones, Carter, and related families.
Soil Conservation News urges landowners to plant trees this spring through the Clare County Soil Conservation District. Plans call for April and May planting with seedling orders due by March 15. Returns of up to 60 dollars per acre per year possible for Christmas trees or lumber-oriented plantings.
Market research at MSU shows tomatoes that are 80 percent red are favored by most consumers and last longer than fully ripe 100 percent red fruit, suggesting better retail potential.
Five Michigan State University students have been selected as International Farm Youth Exchange delegates for 1963. The picks highlight active youth leadership and a program linking U.S. agricultural education with global exchange opportunities.
Michigan State University economist Dr. K T Wright warns farm production costs will rise about 2 percent from last year due to higher prices for inputs, interest, taxes and wages. For 200 tillable acres the extra burden could be about $1,000, with total expenditures up $4 to $6 per tillable acre.
MSU economist Henry Larzelere forecasts stable egg prices early in 1963 compared with 1962 with a later drop as more egg-type chicks hatch. He serves on a national board reviewing future trends in eggs turkey and broilers, predicting higher turkey output and lower prices for holiday birds, plus potential broiler over expansion.
Over 380000 sheep sheared last year yielding nearly three million pounds of wool valued above one million dollars. MSU animal husbandry specialist Graydon Blank notes instruction needs cap enrollments. Two two day sessions are planned with western attendees set for February 11 12 and eastern attendees for February 13 14. Participants need only bring work clothes. equipment provided and a $3 enrollment fee. Further details through county Extension offices.
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