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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1958
Page
4
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Aluminum producers expect strong coal use as each ton of primary aluminum requires about ten tons of coal. Industry experts forecast demand reaching 35 million tons of coal within four years due to expanded aluminum output.
Conservation Director Gerald K. Eddy announced liberalized hook and line fishing on 31 Michigan lakes. The lakes are shallow, prone to winter or summer fish kills, and allow fishing of any fish size year round with daily creel and possession limits still in effect. A complete list of lakes is available from the Michigan Conservation Department in Lansing 26.
Conservation officer Robert Clayton of Greenland says some violators never learn. He arrested two men last month for illegal deer hunting near Roland Lake in Houghton county and they pleaded guilty in Hancock court. An hour after the session he caught the same pair in the same Roland Lake area on the same charge.
Michigan State University agricultural engineers urge inspecting the heart of the irrigation system including the pump and power unit now. Doing so ensures the system operates in top shape for efficient use next summer.
Michigan State University swine specialists warn that piglets develop anemia from iron deficiency. They advise supplementation through mineral soil iron, iron tablets, or iron injections to prevent the condition.
The Conservation Commission proposed a $30,000,000 bond to fund state park system improvements and a ballot vote at the November 1958 election. It urged possible park usage fees to aid debt repayment and asked the Governor and Legislature to present the measure.
F Clever Bald of the University of Michigan Histori cal Collections says bogus maps misled settlers about Michigan for generations. He cites 1815 survey reports by Edward Tiffin claiming barren land and only one fertile acre per thousand, errors echoed by mapmakers and gazetteers for over a century.
To steam iron velvet hold the steam iron about half an inch above the pile side of the fabric. Let the steam penetrate brush pile lightly and let dress dry before wearing or storing it.
Michigan iron mines maintained steady output as the ship season ended with about 12.5 million tons of ore shipped from Escanaba Marquette and Ashland Wisconsin ports. Total 1957 Lake Superior western ports reached 81 million tons, aided by continued mine operations into November and a April to mid December shipping window.
Fourteen area service station managers earned vocational certificates after completing a 10 week program in Mt. Pleasant. The course, run by the Mt. Pleasant Board of Education with state and local gasoline dealers, covered salesmanship credit and collection merchandising display and business law. Local auto parts dealers and area stations aided the event with a final dinner and supportive officials from the state association vocational office Mt. Pleasant Schools and the Chamber of Commerce.
The National Wildlife Federation, a two million member citizen group, seeks to educate and mobilize public opinion for the preservation of public lands, protection of streams, forests, and waters, and to prevent erosion, fire, and encroachment on game refuges. It promotes year round conservation through stamps and public involvement.
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