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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1958

Page

8

Early 1958 trout season canceled by lamprey impact

Michigan Conservation Department Director Gerald E. Eddy says rainbow trout spawning is severely reduced by sea lamprey depredations, leading to abandoning the early spring bowfishing season to aid rainbow spawning. The two week spring bow season was previously set before the regular April opener. Rainbows, or greenheads, spend most of the year in large waters and migrate to inland streams to spawn in spring and fall.

Michigan Conservation Department Gerald E. Eddy Ower Peninsula Upper Peninsula Great Lakes Innland

State approves land buys for public hunting and fishing sites

The Conservation Commission at its February meeting in Lansing approved the purchase of 8725 acres for public hunting use and 10 feet of Kalamazoo River frontage in Allegan County for a public fishing site. Pittman Robertson funds finance 3550 acres adding to three state game areas including Beaver Island, High Island, Garden Island, Three Rivers, St Joseph County and Middleville with islands located north west of Charlevoix in Lake Michigan.

State Conservation Commission Lansing Kalamazoo River Allegan Pittman-Robertson Beaver Islands High Island Garden Island Charlevoix Lake Michigan Three Rivers St. Joseph County Middle- Ville Barry County Pittman - Robertson

Tough On Whitetail Weather Limits Deer Movement

Weather kept white tails near winter coveys in the northern lower peninsula during the weekend ending February 10 with deep snow limited to parts of the region. In the upper peninsula deer yarding occurred in northern areas and near yarding zones around Lake Michigan. Snow depths ranged from 12 to 18 inches in the northern lower peninsula and 30 to 36 inches across the UP, with Crystal Falls at about 18 inches.

Lower Peninsula Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan U.P Gaylord Gladwin Peninsula Crystal Falls

State Forest Nurseries Offer Christmas Tree Seedlings

Michigan State University reports Scotc h pine and Austrian pine seedlings are out of the mud for Christmas tree plantations. Clare County agricultural agent Richard Schroeder notes nurseries list via MSU forestry department director Ira Bull. Red pine jack pine and black locust seedlings will be available until April first. trees suited for light sandy soils.

Michigan State University Forest Tree Nursery Richard Schroeder Clare ‘County Ira Bull

State and Federal Funds Add to AuSable Forest Land

The state and federal governments jointly finance the expansion adding 175 acres to AuSable state forest in Crawford county funded by the Game and Fish Protection Fund from hunting and fishing license revenue. The land will also support public hunting and serve game research experiments on Little Beaver Island.

AuSable State Forest Crawford County State Game and Fish Protection Fund Little Beaver Island

Michigan Boats Register Beginning March First

Starting Saturday March 1 Michigan requires owners of motorboats and craft over 16 feet or any motor propelled watercraft to register with the Department of State. The rule includes a 3 inch high painted registration number on both bow sides and carries a $2 fee. Registrations help law enforcement track stolen boats and enforce boating laws.

Michigan Michigan Department of State Richard C.cook Michigan Retailers Association Michigan Sporting Goods and Marine Dealers Division MRA Secretary of State

Hearings Set On Duck Law Changes In Michigan

A public meeting is planned for March 14 in Lansing to gather opinions on proposed duck hunting regulation changes in Sebewaing Wildfowl Bays St. Clair Flats and other Great Lakes bottomlands. The plan was approved in principle by the commission after complaints that large blinds and monopolized public areas limit hunting opportunities.

Lansing Michigan State Conservation Commission Conservation Department Game Division Saginaw Bay St. Clair Flats Lake St. Clair Great Lakes Sebewaing Bay

Gilmore Grange News Brings Births and Farewells

Mr and Mrs Edward Holder of Midland welcomed a new baby. Mrs Nellie Barber died with a Thursday Coleman funeral. Cap Harvey Frank Freeman’s father died in California and was buried Saturday at Coker Funeral Home in Farwell. Rosemary and Stub Harvey of Flint visit Frank Freeman while Corrine is in California. Terence O Rourke visited Mayo Clinic last week and is home. Neil Brown and Mrs John Robison on sick list.

Edward Holder Midland David Wiggins Nellie Barber Coleman Cap” Harvey Frank Freeman California Coker Funeral Home Farwell Stub Rosemary Harvey Flint Prank Freeman Corinne Terence O'Rourke Mayo Clinic Neil Brown John Robison

Social visits and Gasperilla Day in Pinellas area

Larry Laverty and neighbors, the Rawsons, Hiles, Robisons, Shillings, Butterfields, Somers, Wood, and others share calls and family gatherings across Pinellas and St. Petersburg. Attendees note Gasperilla Day in Tampa and local visits to Indian Rocks Beach and Bam Boo Park with ongoing family connections and new moves.

Larry Laverty John Lavertys Dale Lavertys Allen Rawson Keith Scott Ted Hiles Clare John Robison Farwell Pinellas Florida John Shilling Sanford George Shillings Sam Butterfield Lee Fowler New Port Richey Fra Somers Alice Shilling Francis Butterfield George Shilling Emery Wood Olive Laverty John Bill Smedley the Somers Tampa Gasperilla Roy Glass al Young Bamboo Park Norman’ Disbrow Bradley Betty Wysong Indian Rocks Beach

Pinkham's Tablets Promise Relief for Women's Ailments

An advertisement touts Pinkham's Tablets as a life long solution for female ailments. It claims the formula strengthens blood with iron and reduces monthly cramps backaches and hot flashes with continued use through menopause.

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