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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
9
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Public notice announces a special election at Brown schoolhouse in Hatton Township to decide annexation of Hatton Township School District 2 Fr. into School District 8 of Clare and Ishberla counties. Polls open Saturday January 5 from 1 AM to 7 PM, directed by Carmion Newman.
The Probate Court for Clare County Michigan orders January 17 1957 at 10:00 AM for examining and allowing the final account of Hirnest Penrose as Administrator of Jennie H. Penrose estate. Public notice to be published for three successive weeks in the Glare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
In Clare County Probate Court Harrison on December 20 1956 Judge George Bates presiding Ad ministratrix Dorthea Eldine Cole seeks allowance of account for Violet K Royce deceased and heir determination It is ordered January 18 1957 at 9 00 AM at the Probate Office for examination and allowance hearing and heirs determination with publication notice George Bates and Robert L Douglas attorney Commercial Savings Bank Bidg St Louis Michigan 1513
Sheridan Township announces weekly tax collection at Citizens State Bank every Friday from 11 60 a m to 3 36 p m by John Klingelhofer. Township official directs residents to meet at the bank for payment details.
Mr and Mrs Leonard VanBuskirk express thanks for help after last week’s home fire. Vera Slocum treasurer announces tax collection in Wise township at Brewer's Implement Store on January 9 and Loomis Store on January 16.
A Pennsylvania Game Commission news release notes a hunting accident investigation reveals a possible casualty. A hunter on opening day saw a motioning furry object near a tree and restrained firing as a figure in dark clothing with a Davey Crockett hat hid behind a tree watching for a squirrel.
Michigan's Conservation Commission proposes raising the state creel limit for bluegills from 15 to 25 to ease overcrowding in many waters. The plan also recommends delaying Sunday hunting when October 20 falls on a Sunday and seeks several amendments to existing fish and game laws, plus experimental game areas and park funding review.
University of Michigan curator Professor William H. Burt describes snowshoe hares as adept on deep snow due to large furred feet. He notes their winter white coat, feeding shifts, breeding from May to August, and their impact on pine plantations as a thinning agent. Hunting seasons vary by region: Upper Peninsula through February, northern Lower through January, southern Lower through January.
Conservation officials report 7241 camps were turned away from 20 parks out of 57 offering camping, representing 7 percent of seekers. Each camp group equals four to five people, totaling about 36000 turned away. Indian Lake east of Manistique led with 1695 refusals followed by Hast Tawas 1500 Ludington 1479 and Lakeport north of Port Huron 778.
The state holds a reserve pool of unused lakes, both sterile northern soft water and southern marl bottom types, totaling several hundred. Tests by Conservation Department biologists show vegetation and fish food can be produced at moderate cost using peat and lime. When funds or pressure on popular waters arise, these lakes could boost recreational fishing.
The study from the Conservation Department's Casino wildlife experiment station in the upper peninsula details hours needed to harvest deer in a mile square enclosure. Over 243 man hours produced two bucks five does and three fawns from 29 deer as part of controlled hunts to gauge hunting pressure and deer reproduction.
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