Clean Lake and Stream Policy Urges Trash-Free Waters
Michigan conservation urges lake and stream cleanliness to curb litter from bottles and cans. Officers recruit chambers of commerce and clubs to post reminders of a 1865 littering law and prosecute violators. Special efforts will target shanty owners and shore establishments to reduce winter pollution.
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Chambers
Commerce
Sportsmen’s
Michigan
Eddy
Conservation Department
Deer Hunt Survey Starts in Michigan
Nearly 10 000 Michigan deer hunters will receive post cards this week asking about hunting success during the recent firearm deer season. About 500 more hunter cards will go out in a few weeks to complete statistical requirements. Mailings are earlier than usual and state conservation workers expect March or April before all cards are returned and results analyzed.
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Michigan
New Fish Food Cuts Hatchery Costs for Michigan Trout
Science aid from J G Gragsl of Marshfield with Michigan State College and the Michigan Conservation Department yields a pellet replacing liver ration at hatcheries. The pellet improves trout gains and slashes the hatchery food bill by about 50000 dollars yearly. It also eliminates refrigeration and thawing needs while reducing cereal grain surpluses.
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Michigan
J. G. Gragsl
Marshfield
Wis
Michigan State College
Michigan Conservation Department
Gragsh
Fish Division
Gassi
Nutritional Needs Rise in Active Teenage Growth
Calorie mineral and vitamin requirements are greater for fast growing adolescent youngsters than for other children. One and one half quarts of milk per day are recommended for the active adolescent boy.
California Grapes Dominate American Wine Production
California produces 85 to 90 percent of all American made wines and hosts some of the world’s largest vineyards. The state’s wine industry emphasizes vast acreage and scale in viticulture.
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California
State
Swedish gymnastics tour to visit Central Michigan College
Central Michigan College hosts a Swedish Gymnastic Team from Stockholm for a 7:30 p.m. performance on January 25 in the Central Michigan Fieldhouse. The 20-member group, evenly split by gender, travels across the United States for 25 stops, with only two Michigan appearances. Tickets go on sale January 3 and audience demand is high.
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Central Michigan College
Central
Michigan
House
United States
Central Michigan
Stockholm
Sweden
Michigan State College
Theepartment of Physical Education
L. M. Sweeney
Department of Physical
Smeltania At Boyne City Expanding On Ice
Smeltania, the fishing village near Boyne City in Charlevoix County, plans to expand with eight fisherman fish houses and a bait and tackle business on the ice. Archie Kariskin and Fred Martin announce new electric lights and an ice road from Boyne City as Lake ice freezes for safety.
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Smeltania
Charlevoix
Boyne’ City
Tex
Jce
Archie Kariskin
Fred. Martin
Boyne City
Community Notes From Brown Corners and North Star
Supt William Bryde and Mrs Bryde visited the parsonage over the weekend for a Saturday business meeting and a Sunday message. Ada Coulter learns her son Kenneth had surgery at Munson Hospital in Traverse City. Frances Kleinhardt broke her left arm last week. Charles and Frances Klein hardt stay home while children have chicken pox. Ethel Hendrie and her son Ken plan a month in Arizona visiting Jay and other relatives. Community night at the school Thursday features a pot luck. Farm Bureau meeting postponed to January 18 with Social Security focus led by Charles Ott. Mrs Bernard Fischer, mother of Mrs Charles Ott, died Sunday at Irene Myers home in Harrison at age 89.
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William Bryde
Bryde
North Star
Ada Coulter
Kenneth
Munson Hospital
Traverse City
Frances Kleinhardt
Charles . Kleinhardt
Roger Kleinhardt
Ethel Hendrie
Ken
Arizona
Jay
Bernard Fishcher
Charles Ott
Irene Myers
Harrison
Fischer
Delwin Grange Notes Birthdays Visits and Meetings
Delwin Grange reports LaVern Foreman’s birthday dinner attended by Harl and Emma Foreman and Norman Rockett family. January 4 meeting small due to weather. New Year dinner hosted by George and Floyd Dixon families and multiple neighbors. Various visits and illnesses noted. Teresa Pollard sick. community hospital calls.
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Harl Foreman
Emma Foreman
Norman Rockett
Delwin Grange
George Dixon
Fred Ervin
Manley McFarland
Ellwood Ervin
Floyd
Dixon
Charles Doren
Rosebush
Elmer Jones
Earl Walker
Jack Morrison
Cecil Epple
Ken Turpin
Detroit
Floyd. Dixon
Maude McDonald
Mt. Pleasant
Walker
William Hagegart
Teresa Pollard
McDonald
Bert Pitts
Swedish Gynitteastic to exhibit at Central Michigan Fieldhouse
The Swedish team will perform January 25 at 7 30 p.m. in the Central Michigan College fieldhouse. They arrive from Cleveland and bring accompanist Igor Rudol Lindeberg. Klas Thoresson will lecture on gymnastics and travel. Admission is one dollar for adults and 76 cents for students.
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Michigan
Central Michigan
Cleveland
Ig Rudol Lindeberg
Sweden
Bobcat 18-Pound Female Tagged In Missaukee County
Conservation biologist Elsworth M. Harger and two companions caught and tagged an 18 pound female bobcat in the Butterfield Creek area of Missaukee County last week. Tag No. 2700 was placed on the cat’s left ear as part of a field study begun last year with three cats tagged. The team wore heavy gloves and noted the cat was less aggressive than others. The department urges anyone who shoots a bobcat to report it to the Houghton Lake Station.
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Conservation Department
Butterfield Creek
Missaukee County
Elsworth M. Harger
Houghton Lake
Harger
Michigan gunshot deaths fall to lowest since 1935 in 1954
State police records show 19 deaths from gunshots in Michigan 1954 hunting seasons the lowest since 1935 and 121 wounded the lowest since 1942. One death likely intentional. others accidental. Some hunting continues for snowshoe hares rabbits foxes and bobcats as caution rises and fewer hunters afield.
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Michigan
E E. Tucker
Wild Pine Martens Return to Michigan after Half Century Gap
An ancient inhabitant, the wild pine marten, returned to Michigan last week after likely over fifty years away. Ontario forester shipped one mart en to Casino wild life experiment station in the central upper peninsula where Michigan conservation workers aim to establish a colony. The project began months ago with Ontario help to capture delegates for release, and more trapping is planned in 1956.
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Michigan
Department of Lands and Forests
White River
Ontario
Lake Superior
Casino Wildlife Experiment Station
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula Woods
Whitetail Deer Tags Show Limited Range in Upper Peninsula
Five whitetail ear tags from deer shot within 25 miles of the Casino wildlife experiment station indicate deer in the central upper peninsula stay close to their early life area. Tracked deer traveled an average of about 0.15 miles between tagging and harvest, supporting the view that whitetails do not migrate far locally.
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Upper Peninsula
Casino Wildlife Experiment Station
Muth
C. Whitlock
Scatters Rubbish Gets Fine in Ionia Court
A conservation law violator paid 14.40 in fines and costs in an Ionia court for leaving rubbish on publicly owned land. The violation was listed in the conservation department weekly conviction summary.
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Ionia
Conservation Department
Sports Snatches and Notes From Various Figures
The piece catalogues sports tidbits and trivia across baseball football and boxing. It mentions Stan Musial hitting 510 two base hits, Red Strader coaching fourteen games for the Forty Niners last season, Walt Dropo hunting in Maine, Joe Schmidt relation to John Schmidt, Phil Cavarrella as Chicago White Sox first baseman and father of four girls, Del Ennigig as a Philadelphia native, Kid Gavilan’s seven years eleven months eleven fights to claim the welterweight title, Lou Little’s silver milestone at Columbia, and Bob Riley moving to the Yankees as a top pitching prospect.
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Musial
St Louis Cardinal
Norman
Red) Strader
San Francisco Forters
Walt Dropo
Detroit
Tigers
Maine
Joe Schmidt
Detroit Lions
John Schmidt
Sliding Parties Scheduled for Winter Sledding Events
Two families plan sliding parties as part of a winter sports program sponsored by Beulah Benzonia Chamber of Commerce and local officials. Sledding events set for January 25 and 36 feature slopes ice rink and ski area with a full time supervisor. A coordinating committee includes Gail Wilson Jim Jones Neil Maddock Peter Peterson Ward Creach Mrs. Paul Shryer and Jacek Miner. The PTA built the skating rink Kiwanis installed ski tow and Chamber provided return equipment and sled runs.
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Beulahi
Witty
Gail Wilsor
Beulah
Jim Jones
Kiwanis Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Chambers of Commerce
Standard weight and value of gold bars at Fort Knox
The standard weight of gold bars in the Federal Bullion Depository at Fort Knox Kentucky is 2134 pounds. Each bar is valued at 14000 dollars.
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Fort Knox
Kenucky
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