Farm Fire Losses Cost Michigan Farmers Millions
Michigan farm losses from fires in 1963 totaled over 7.25 million dollars in buildings, machinery, and livestock with an additional 7 million dollar indirect impact. Agricultural safety engineer Richard Pfister identifies defective wiring inadequate lightning protection improper storage of hay and petroleum as the main causes accounting for about two thirds of annual losses.
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Richard Pfister
Michigan State University Agricultural Safety Engineer
Pfister
Farm safety tips urge insulation and vented heaters
Agricultural safety expert warns farmers about highly combustible ducts and unvented portable oil heaters. He recommends proper insulation and heat lamps in certified fixtures with chains, plus keeping LP gas tanks out of barns.
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Pfister
Developing Our Human Resources in Clare County Discussion
This week’s topic asks how real istic our youth and parents are about the future and job opportunities. It highlights expected growth in professional and technical occupations, self employment, clerical work, sales, and service jobs, plus slower farming needs and higher education importance. The event is at 8 00 P M January 21 in the Band Room Glare Elementary School.
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Clare County
Glare
West Gilmore Family News and Local Events
West Gilmore Dean Smith and son Douglas hosted by sister in Riverdale. James Venton and Priscilla Wixson to wed at Gilmore Church of Christ with a reception at Brinton Hall January 16. Marriages, birthdays, surgeries, hospital visits, and community social notes from Farwell Mt. Pleasant and Sherman City area.
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Arthur Schrock
James Venton
Priscilla Wixson
Gilmore Church of Christ
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Velma
Dan Kriepa
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Kriepa
Lon Gray
Ernest Gray
Ward Loomis
Sherman City
Weidman Messenger
Randol
Windsor Ontario
Villa Maria
Walter Wood
Ellen Geasler
Frances Beck
Clarence Shaner
Saginaw General Hospital
Hugh Douglas
Amelia Douglas
Howard Hoag
Bay City
Fred Wardwell
Lulu Allbee
Coranna Shaner
Callette
William Wilkie
Edgbert W. Fordyce
Florida
Elwin Pitts
Alma Hospital
Marvin Hatch
Jackson
Charles Kents
Mattie Wood
Harley Beck
Farwell
Don Seymore
Gary
Lansing
Norfolk Virginia
Rex Allen
Blanchard
Harold Skinners
Harold Skinner
Rockford
Dewey Olger
Sidney Wood
Jean Flaugher
Olgers
John Latham
Chelsea Latham
Ceder
Lauria Latham
John Gott
Richard Gott
Marvin Allen
Meryl Grahams
Leo Dens~low
Vada Conley
CMC Hospital
Sports Cars in Review exhibit at Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn Michigan presents the thirteenth annual Sports Cars in Review featuring 60 U.S. and foreign cars with world debuts and midwest premieres. The show traces high performance car history from nine nations, includes GSM Delta from South Africa and a forty year old Hispano Suiza, plus a racing film shown daily. Exhibition runs through February 7 with long daily hours at the Henry Ford Museum, 15 miles from downtown Detroit.
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Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford Museum
U.S
Midwest
South Africa
Hispano- Suiza
Detroit
First Deadline On Korean GI Loans
Washington VA officials set January 31 as the first guarantee deadline for Korean War veterans seeking GI loans eligibility. Applications must reach the VA before eligibility expires. loans cannot be guaranteed otherwise.
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Washington
ANF
Veterans Administration
Greater Michigan Boat Show Highlights 1965 Displays
The seventh annual Greater Michigan Boat Show runs January 23 to 31 at the Detroit Artillery Armory near Eight Mile and Greenfield. It is the nation’s largest boat show by vendor numbers with more than 100000 spectators in 1964 and 537 new models on display.
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Greater Michigan
Detroit Artillery Armory
Eight Mile
Greefield
Detroit
Army Entertainment Contest Program Sets Stage for Show Biz Talent
Army personnel with a flair for entertainment can compete in the new Army Entertainment Contest Program. Commanders may hold annual contests to build the program and accumulate points toward the Irving Berlin Trophy. Winners gain exposure on radio TV soldier shows and mobile tours. The program follows AR 28-10 with supporting circulars on scoring.
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Washington
ANF
Army
Department of the Army
Money and bonds boost security for investor and nation
The saying Money isn't everything but it sure helps echoes in the value of U. S. Savings Bonds. The program aims to provide future security for individual investors while supporting national steadiness and growth.
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