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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
5
High games show F O Day 245 A Terwilliger 223 and T Terwilliger 222. The brief lists standout scores from a bowling alley recap.
The National AAU Women’s Track and Field Indoor Championships are to be held in Chicago in mid-April. A highlight is Paul Anderson of Toccoa Georgia, former Olympic weightlifting champion turned professional boxer, weighing about 300 pounds.
Michigan hunters support limited hunting of does and fawns along with bucks by a two to one margin in a Conservation Department survey. Sixty four percent answered yes while thirty two percent said no. questionnaires were mailed January 30 with 38 percent replies by February 9.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court endorses the long standing gentleman's agreement that the hunter who draws first blood acquires ownership of the game. The ruling clarifies property rights in hunting disputes and reinforces traditional practice.
The Game and Fish Protection Fund faces a growing financial pinch as reduced appropriations shrink staff and projects. Cuts and deferments threaten Michigan's conservation program with revenue mainly from hunting and fishing licenses, underscoring that conservation hinges on license sales.
Frank Davis EMTA secretary manager says EMTA will have booths at Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland travel shows. Michigan Tourist Council and three regional associations will join. A remodeled 20 foot exhibit with color photos debuts in Cincinnati and Cleveland shows March 18 to 27. County staff will cover all booths and distribute brochures maps and resort literature.
Michigan conservationists mourn the sudden death of Representative Emil Peltz a longtime member of the House conservation committee and a trusted ally of the Department. Department Director Eddy called him a strong leader and true friend whose work will be remembered in years to come.
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